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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19
PURE SALAD OIL

We have, Of our own importation, a vei,
superior
OLIVE OIL
IN bottles or fiye-gallOn tins, which We wall
rant pure and Of the finest quality. We
have been importing this oil for several
years, and are confident That there Is
nothing superior In the United Slater.
PURCELL, LAID & CO., Druggists
mills No. Governor street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19

The AUTHOR OF THE LlGHT OF
ASIA. THE following beautiful lines
were written by Sir Edw in Arnold on
leaving America
America at tgis thy Golden Gate.
Ncw-tIaNeled from Thy green Atlantic
cOVcs.
Parimg-I make my roverencei It be-
lOoNts
With backward steps toquit queen in state.
Land! Of an lands riOsl lair and fiec and
great -
OF countless kindred lips, whereffom
heard
sweet speech OF shakespoaro-kcop IL con-
sccr0ts
Fol noble uses, Land OF Freedoms Bird.
Fearless and proud. 80 let him soar, that
Stirred
BY generous JOY. All men may learn OF thee
\ larger life; and Europe, undcttrfcd
BY ancient wrecks. dare also To Ice iice
Body and soul .-seeifA thilc Eagle gaze
lndHzzled upon Freedom sun, full hlalc
fDNfN AhNOLD.
.Sgu lyaucfec0 October l. I1~g
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19

Hv virtue ola decree If the Hustings Court
of the city OF Manchester. entered az the sep
femhsr fr0 IN. $50 iu Ike suit OF clark. &C..
nenlnst Nclfac aud dis., the undersigned VIII
sell nc public auction, ON tne PREMISES COM
mcucing promptly 40 800 r. ~. on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19

MARY ANDERSON has returned to Lon
don. and Thinks of making profes-
sional tour of Germany. Having made
light bread in England. she wants to
essay heavy roles on the Continent
Nelc York World.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York. Wednesday, oct -BEEYES-Receipts
cIIot alive 80 carloads direct LAST side auchtcrer~
70 carloads 81 Goth st. nculng - carloads Tor Ea,,ms
arrived a. jersey Cly Of which 80 carloads were o'
The supply was heavy and there fair show o good
cattle ayeragng ir3m loo To 10 3D. WI %i4t I & and
d,pe-scd FOR all Grade, and prizes lor mo- na' ] Els
bccycs lower than The same ca-s oi cate brought
Monday NcaIy 30 caflola2 "s,S " ~ n oa 3 80: very
ordinary To chcc native cattle - l0asl 'Ui with the
Eui, sold at s2o51 20; and oxen at - G5a*4
cow S' Fopean market continue, slow with further
Spmts oGay Include 600 cattle the France for
NJ Goldsmith; G92o quarters Of beef for IA uans I'', ~
@ n ihc cty Of York 800 DO in the GHy OF a Eoms i
and 900 do in & The rane in iS2Gg & sp 81 Monarch and 10
geaItIe and 7io quarters OF beci on Egypt.
n ssgi srIesqD at ssrGs'iS 81 60 Ssr on a5 I5i r.
81 d., 1901 ID. 40 - oh l3 DO, li6i ID at - % u'
1883 1899 H. H. az az x s. g Il Il da laai 35e % r At g wc
DO i4S ~ n "i i DO 'G G2S7 81 % % at * so H. d. 1879 ~ st
3 Is W. yIrqf do 1867 n lat at @ 20 io GG n loSi 81
e,s1 = 3 bulls N lIo r. at i Is 90, ssa n at 90 lo'
+ sa1iceg - Qh9 SacrI :, Kl2teT m az a6 - Ifo y
81 So Ii Go. 1916 H. 40 - 20; " DO. 1893 T. NJ
- I0 do 1875 h. at 50 co. Il d. 1860 H. at SO 81
Il Go GliTitf: - Texans 100 H. at f2 5o = Ind;
an, steers 1873 b. ?; 80 Western Bulls i1lo n. at
HSon ce y Esr'qcsE \, stc.5o 4alo 1872 e 90 q:
7o DO 1920 b 6 a, 81 TU5l6a TD M DO Sc IS9 NJ az = 0
X do Io,i n at a Oo - 10, 1896 b at SO 75i II do
loi3 H&.rdrr.: ~ virginia st,ers 1869 n ct -; Il
DO 1897 n at q So 2t d. 1850 io at q CS 800, 81 ~
% 1920 H. st ~ So p cows and H-lfers o96 o at
90 II. 3 do 1119 n, NJ - 80. go. - %
- Sherman & Culver: 13 ohio Steers, 100 ~ at 81 80;
T. DO 1858 h. at - .: do. 1850 m o. -; 20 d9 li25
70 'is 10 1874 ~ a. 3 90; 70 fo 1922 = ct - 90 20
~ ,go- n nj - - % DO 1850 , a. - 30; Stays,
1900 TO- n ~ A. 3 70: ! HuI. 1910 n. at - 20.
l'-Y Nunr1c: % Texans. 1!5i h. AT s. To-
y1iSc WRIT Co St2,e Iu.li So2 IT, at 2e per u.
MLC CoWS~,e R pr cSlon ~ I'I Itoc e n ' do1 t[ c CS
tIu 80" I NJ well sustained prices. Quotation, $50
to -, r.. Vf.S Fccclr.s lo07 head including . IboeI
- & " west rns Dull ond weak for Gia,"rs aai Eel
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAREETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWNORh DEALlN1>'
The strength Of option wheat yesterday influenced
the market for spot goods. Prices were hrmer and
while exporters neglected the market, millers TOOK
144COO bushels, and 72.COO bushels were taken
for storing purposes. Options were less acuVe'
bu4 the transactions aggregated 100000 bushes.
The trading was of local character in the MAN, ana
the late frmness grew out of covering OF shorts
through fear of the Hutchinson purchases at mo
west Cables were lame and the receipts conuhueu
large Tie market closed frm Is cent OF from mo
,op figures. but showing gains of i-o@3-9 cent AZ
follows: October s47-S; November, 80 90; Dccem-
her. SO 70: January, 81 = May, 81 IS cents.
Corn. wa, weaker ON the spot falling Ii cent in
tbc face Of an export demand OF 100000 bushels
Oo.ions we're ou.ct and lcImTeles>, closing dONh
150l- cent q; 30 fO9 Oc,Oucr 30 D-o Tor NOVenDef
and 10 % for December, AMI unchanged lor May
az - 3-4 cents. .... ,
easier and n.!!ected, - that closing prices Weio
16 for December. and - cents for May. i,
Lard was strong bG, quiet. There Were saleS Oh
zoo fcrcc, on the spot. October options were uh-
changed at 80 60 while the other months were
dr. points better. as follows: November E6 ~
december and January, 50 30, and February 80 -.
The receipts of grain and hOU reported Yesterday
at Ncw-Yorb Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
% were as follows: Whea,. M .J07 bushels; corn,
lo6 722 bushels: oats 1872 129 bushels total gram,
44Gi AS bushels -four IL 6o3 packages. At chi
caco Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were as
Go3ows; Wheas 255 ,ji3 bushels; corn, 3lSl23
bushels oats 396.-~i bushels, tOta, grain, lOl4ol1
bushels -four, l,473 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
TILE rPAnEIN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 10 (Speeia).-It was Hutchinson wheat
s.syket today For hour or more after the opening
10 ,ook all the offerings OF wheat at 50 cents for De-
camber The price momcntarly got TO 81 7S cents
hut practically he had 'peg" in at 81 cents all The
time The crowd finding that there was no Welding &c
c,aed IN Weld Themselves and turned n as bull aefs
A. s2 Hutchinson sold and for half the session u
ioosed as II he proposed keep the price between o anu
eo cents Considerable strength ho~evef deVe'PeI anu
a. anay 4ook his brokers out and allowed the price 70
,ake It's inward course. December opened al o. sou
between sI and 62hds2's. and closed az 81 Genus Od
selling OF corn by prominent scslper caused the po "
,,eIa as cent This however was the entire range
%, the day Pork to-day January delivery was gool
oeaI more active and somewhat higher IL openoo at
40 aol ard closed at 50 523 Hutchinson possibly IH
the advance BY his purchases but there appears
40 he a decided change in sentiment from other rSonS
7, "a ad AZ the Stock Yards that shippers declare uc
Noes scarce Packers have been going upon inc
,b.t they would get 3-cent hOgs. The price IL sun ~
pew costs 10 make about sl1 but January has pecn ~
sn.,mau4y At und 20 10 In reliance upon tlee c''p
ho,s There appears be now an inclination 10 SN up
,his IDEA October pork opened at $40 % ana colcI a.
s1o AZ asked January lard and ribs shower an ai''i'
the close Of 2Ra5 cents. ..,..,,o,
The supreme Court Ottawa threw out the arpcauoi
sf SAWYER wallace Co. Tor an Injunction IN the V'iA
S4.A On sAe cub wheat sold at s2's eeas-
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
-vv ,orrnrcT COMMISSIONS REPORT.

ra Finance committee of the Aqueduct Commission
.ouposed NJ Commissioners Scott, Howe and Tucker
submitted report TO the Board yesterday irtendeo 10
ontrovert the recent charges Of extravaganza made
against IT, The report shows that the monthly saiare
which were sis,O05 so at the organization OF the
Commission, have been reduced % S3o,o'@ 'o' ana
that the number of employees has been lcduceo from
400 ,o os5 The report was adopted Controller
MYERS offered resolution directing the chief engineer
to report at the next meeting full list Of inspectors
engineers. ETC. at present employed upon the aqne-
duct at the same time indicating those whose serves
could be gradually dispenscd Wlth' Inc CohuOi'eI
resolution adopted.
A resolution requesting Controller Myers TO fln'Sh
so the Construction Committee any information nc
might have relative 10 the employment of an un
necessary number OF persons the aqueduct, To-
cether with the names OF employees who might have
piyen him information the subject, was passed
Aespite the Controllers protests
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

Calves and vcos are fully e lower tan Monday. Three
huru Ii rpca % IN sse rom 81 10 - Gls Eel Calves
s9d at - S1@ ana mixed w yea'S e brine IN - ySs &
"a 75ds7 SO ard Picked Calves a. so oso =, ovor..o
a. ss'ssI1,4 ss ss p5' loo Ma,'Go ae Go -
at ~ 35 DO 23s H. a. *2 4o 6ed ceIves s 2iS B 3D. 3D.
iii n a. s % do, f42 b a. u So c.vo. osa n At
veaIs, iog n Al 50 10 do 135 ID. at 81 do 100 D
" s. John N j. na!e%6eek 22 p At e. IS q DO
Ve'ls $50 b at ~ do 40 D a: 81 so do l0' H.
6enback 70 GaTs d i91 1c1s n at 40 Gf G 1s a
&c Tet Sc - rlesk 8 9 western Caves ei' n at sc;
Al do r. @ a 3e 20 do "a s p m at a. SIC do 1876
n NJ Ct S & III sfi h c9y7 al &c 20 q d. % q es $ e
3D. jadd Bucknqham 81 go % p cvs at &c ag7 y d. @
n sc D do rs r. at &c 81 vens 14o n at 7c' do
S TEhp %Sp q Gsrqats si.Sr OF cly Rio
he1dl carloads a. GGts iG ana oIcr TSsiay supply very
moderate and while sheep were fully suSianga gar II n WITH
not many ycy choice ocriagso r - p,no =. sla
P9oI s9cg Ses sSa at sss ss&S q g. 7S%n' 5 c sold
as s. and ornary TO Choiee az % Syscn fculls
= s. IL 4 g. g. 81 81 O. & q Z 2
Slaf go do eaO e & at at g % 81 do s. a. $S 81 1Ge
do, 81 n, at So so; 200 do 10 D at 40 o12 % u''
" D. b. Hofrn%cn "a state shcsp 80 H. Ct e. - a. "a SO So
% d. 90 p at So 45i y do 10 b. a. 50 S7a' ioo TO-
D. 50 i7 S9G g. s@seg ss B. 81 % p s 9s = Ls@
ioo m ct - 50 50 do, 90 H. ai - 20: ~ 40 % cn
ot 40. t0T do GO, ~ 30 %: l$2 do 90 To- ~ % oY
ii9 do Sc H. at SO co; do. 77'a d. at 80 ''' -
90 s%o5 d. aqqe b g. a. 3 ee sS g seG 90 q q
235 northern Canada DO q s n rero a 10 S6oe
n AT 81 50: AZ do 9S -. at 81 90 20 90 llS 70 M
az - .: 1893 Ohio Lambs ar n, at 80 oo4i -ll w.
94is ~ at SO go; 21 do, % y. at y. c, 40 q, .,
Fye,iit Pldcock: 10 Vermont Sherp. ~ o.D' VI
"A G5: ol3 Northern Canada Lambs 20 % az ~ o. -
Jouiac Wright & Co 81 state LAMBS, ~ oa' =.
Judd & Buckingham; 81 state LAMBS, 20 sn ~ -. -.
Sc ~: Il do y H. at Sc rs; 40 do. 6S n 40 a., a.
81 r Il r. at Sc 80 so do 6G - at SO y doi IS IS
* n AT 10 20: State Ewes i2i b at 81; Z. az, l6G
n at - rs - DO, 100 ID scant at %4 oo' uo' %
" j. r. Sailer & Co.: 39t Chicago sheep, S2t D' al
- Nowton & Gctt 70 Indiana sheep, 1oi 3D. al al
C3nad. an and Nichigan do - n. NJ 80 so, o..
>hornan Culver: 1872 Indiana sheep iU3 ID aV % 90
10 d @ racoin M S 81 carloads Of 9G72 head equally
dlvId between the yards Market firm and l0Gl2c Sh''
Than MONDAY Good prime Hogs sod at ~ - ~.
Salr.j C. Smith: % state Hogs. 80 d. at 81 10 ,r
rco N % do 9l d. - 70: rough do % D. ~ -
A. w Lamb: - sat Hog 2bl ID at - oo' o. No'
100 n AZ a. IS > rough 10. fOj -. az 81.
Judd buckingham 81 state Hogs, l7o ID at 30
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
n1,,r. erocx M,p1Er-RY TELEGRAPH.

Pua,lo oct l6-Cattlo-Beceipts last p hours 44O
bead total Gor week thus far 1552Q for same TINE o ias
bich 10 New YORK; 100 for Market dull and doop-
ing. g.. .o,... ,,,,- bours 900
head total for week thus far % 200 for sane tine lat
consigned through 200 hea1, 900 OF Nhcl
:, New York; 600 for sale Fair demand but 40 lower
rates Iambs-sioo1 choice - 73a*3; air 20 goo
Extra t 75d45; medium to good, 81 jGGsl 20; common
Woes-it ceipts last % hours $40 head total l9r
,ye-, thus far % 600: tim" las week - 1S
o, IoonT thro1qh $50 head 20 which to NewYork
II o01 for sale Medium and heavy - j0a$4 O5 cora
YOrkers ~ 90d&5; Michigan ~ oOaSt w. Ps'
~ a q % rOughs, 50 j00$3 G5: loan ,, s,,
St Louis OCT dr cSaicp bcayv ste@Ts :: 8o6
a. TO fair TO good do 80 - 80 sOckcrs and feeders
Al TsGS2 80 range steers f2of2 10 800 A.,
ioqs-Recepts, 420o head shipment 2oo Mar,
ot strong FAR choice heavy SO 300 ~ 20 packing
GRADES s3 sod - Is: light fair to best. Sia$4 35 ~
SbocrDEeccipts . 900 head: shipments, 200. Market
strong /; fair TO choice SO 2j& 81 80
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
COTTON MARKETS,

Liverpool Oct rs. p. m.-Cotton-The sales of tho
day nciudcl 100 bales American fulaies el,sI hrn
I,orcan ridiiing mddr@ claus, pcSJhcF delNeiy;
53G6fi buyers october acd November delivery, 420ti
.Iers: November and December dllNcry, SJ+d buyrs
December and January delivery 5s.6il 0u}es Januil
Mo,cb ciivsry 5,-Oid buyers; March and April d.
iIlcry 3J.Git value; April and MAY delivery, 4lO4l
Gayestoi. oct l6.-Cattn stC1ty midILhR, 9'1c' low
,iduu . --loc: GOOD oii.n"ry See, net dl cross re-
,, al hsl,,: exports G.ert B'itan. A. blcs eN;
roft, Continent 5s93 bales e\pL- cgfH-"i'e' 4'--
bales: sales 2ci2 bales; stJck o. f94 ll'e. 90.
Norfolk Oct. lG.-.ottln steady llllnH ~ l,Ioc
no, ,nd cross rccptS bale: exports Great Britain,
zoo bale. exports coastwise, Liz bales sales. l0e4
hnleo; stock. lo,32I baes.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE oct l6.-COtiou quiet. Midting 10'i1l0S;
ronr seodv active. Howard ant Western
- 40 OO Extra 10 ~ 90; Family 10 81 - dOe
CITY Mills Bio Brands Extra - oO0+ 80 winter Wheat
81 5O05OO; do Extra. ~ C00S1 Whoat-Soutern quiet
Tnitl : mise. IOugborry SO0SSc; New Virginia Prime
n 20 western EASY 30 Winter Red spot at 81 &C
Nov S23 ..;c S35 2c Jan soc COrlSCuthern Cu
mixed -not q,D1c; oct 80 3G39'c; Noy. 81 3e'-c
Drr 8N3t0%9c firm: Western White 2OU-5 &c;
do Mixed Graded No White At Soc; southern
and Pennsylvania % @2ic RYE Guet At 90 5oc lay
vision, 1uiet Mess Pork az $l3 - Bulk Meas loose
Shoulders &c: Clear Rib Sides 7c do packed Sic.
BscOI-shOHldors So; Clear RID Sides 70 Hams %
anti Guiei Western Packed 92c Beat Roll II l6c;
Srsamery 25r "a 9c Eggs steady 2l02I 2c Petroleum
firm; Refined &c. COheo Hominal Rio cargoes far a
@ cu%ed at i0iac Whskey steady AZ 81 TO- Frcghts
Iverpool per steamer quiet: Cotton 2oc asked Flour
nrr ION in sacks l35 6d Grain bush. "a; Cork. Tor
orders al % Id Rec,pts-Fonr 1000 bDs Wheat
IOOO bush $1,000 bnsn. oats 5000 bush shipments
Flour 900 bbs Wheat O0OO0 bush. Corn 1000 bush.
sales Wheat 35 900 bush Corn 1900 bush.
Rurale oct l6-Sprng wheat weok sales No Old Hard.
Ssa. Old no Northern 80 2c No Northern S7c No 3.
Northern al ssc Winter wheat dull and dropping; NO.
Rcd Choice sic on track NO Ket 81 nS5c. Extra No.
Red Ssc: No ] White Michigan az SIC on track 80 l
White oregon 81 Lsc Corn unsettled. but hglcr
No Yellow "a l.c No. yellow 364c; No at @jsc
No ; i'm store 80 c oats quiet. weak demand; No. White
3jL,d 26a.c; 30 Whit 2O'c No Mixed at 23aic in
store Rye dun 4Sc asked on track Flour weak MIlfeed
steady aud unchanged Canal reigts frm and unchanged
Wheit }atc. 3hc; oats 2i9c; Rye 3Ac Receipts
Fou 2s wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 45l 900 bush
oats - 900 bush Canal shigments-Wheat $4,000 buah
oilrd shipments Flour $1,000 bbl; wheot 10000 Lush
corn | 81 900 bush: oats. 2j.000 busu.
Choag,, Oct lj.-Tho leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City Penn, Oct ldNaGnai IranSE o{ SefunCasia i
~ oO7s Sal,s SO. O)0 bbs cieaances, lc2SocO oD.s
charters 81 O05 bDs; shipments, 3oS9O DolS' INn'
1O2 69l bbls. - ,...,.. All, h,, 0rm .
Notion, TRANSIT Certificates opened az 81 OIi cOs a
81 co.,: hiehcs 81 Ola loves II OO5s III, c.,,e.,,s.
Erldfnrd penn, Oct. l6Nauoral ahst OeI.,' ~.
opanei at 81 OF closed ~ O03t highest al VIH'
loves ~ OO5s ccarances 10000 bbs c,.,toc,,e,
,Tirsylc Penn. oct. 16.-Nationa iFailsl l'lioA
opcci at I'll OF highest ~ ola lowest 81 OOo coae"
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
preTTTUrJOy IN CENTRAL DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, s. d., Oct. 1G.-There IS great dan
Rer that the famine among the farmers OF Central
Dakota last winter Will be repeated this year. In
telligence just received here from Miner County
disclose the fact that large number Of famers
IN that section arc IN destitute circumS'an OWN
10 the drouth their crops were total failure this
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
UNION PACIFIC.

UNION PACIFIC.
whole System.
Month ~ August 1SS3. 1882 DiferenccSS
f,ro-- earnii-' SHfI go SSl,l'1 m So oJ
Operating expenses "o-S LOO 2l2'!9" Inc "ooii
Net earring...... si12iIj1 lGol 900 Inc. s2G55is
I [, August 81
Cross caruinge e2i G13 67G $50 9"3 Dec. so5i 303
Operating expenses. JG@.1'' l"4'O9 Dec -''0''
Not for g morths - 9c2 $50 9is,433 Inc s44 59i
Included IN the alcvo a.. t,c earnings Of the
OREGON SHORT LINE AND UTAH NORTHERN.
Month ~ August - o,,
Crost carrirrs. s5o3 4O2 sfi9 90 Inc slo,Gi6
Operating eNp'mes. 2'jO1b % 81 me VOL
Net earnings = 81 IS ihc'
Net for months Sl41931i Sl'oIool- Inc fo''f'o
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
rr.ropr,Y PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct 1G.-3:l5 p. m-beC-l 3tdeFs ono.
Pat5nN Ger Freely Hams. Holders oler ap1ringy
t,rt en- lLout = Il In tlL az Dis -,
] ]ihoiS Gu cr freely .lone short clear middle ao2I'
..nlv a. AZ. t-'-ilolitr0 oheF ,ou,ii 81
% d. ae1', or'i,e- no. irrs offer freely. Ro,n-Ihe
Ial1W anu of -spot-iold'ls olicr mpdlL t y:
Iinrsclv Corn-spot AMI futuFeS-uoider' onS
moderately. ---
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

In State issues the business WIS covered py sales
of Tennessee settlement - at II Is and II II.
OF CITY bank stocks, Importers and Traders sold
~ nj $40 c!G IradoSm"nA t'Jj al 100. Several
bank Issues soli ~ auction are reported below.
The general boHd market presented no special
features, ruling irm a. about idll Egure> Guli,
Colorado and Santa Fe Hrs's Wci' higher ~
l04 -. while the second Us Wer" easier at 90.
Il. ference is made TO our iull report q Do4d
sales.
Money renewals were gcncmli; at 6a : per cent;
hut under manipulation loans were maze as hish
as l. Der cent closing at that rate hld
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl35,4 oo,oOO; balances,
Sj,4G7&37.
The Sub-1rcasurv to-day was debtor 20 the
Clearing House S5id,433. It's net gam on bal
ance was $l2f.l22, madc up 10y com gam Of
S4j9.jJ2. les, "a currency lo,s of SJ3.l5U. ! ne
DAY = operations covered: Receipts. 81 "a. Oh
payments S2.30O.I 80; rcsuitiu- Il General bal
aHcc Of 81 s7i -. oh consisting % 4! 'E5Jl lilo
coin and o0,93j,9l4 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer az Washington re.
ceived to-day :l21,Go4 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1891 S27, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts S234 80, and the mis-
cell9HeO receipts s4,Obl.
Todays Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
| figures OF the last previous statement as follows
oct. IS. 10. Differences
Net gold hand 959 $40 $3.50 GJ2 594 Dec 1905
| Net silver on hand 1881 500 iG5Ol.52J DoA 9O4Si
| Net legal-tcndelS
on hand d......... 1s,7o7i2O 1s45os9l Dec. 25o 520
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
rrrpopr,N FINANCIAL, MARKET

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKET.
london. oct. 10 p m.-Canadian Pacific, 7oF st.
Paul common, 13L.
Money, 32G4 per cent. . ,.,-
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day l. 10000 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
urslncGs G hnurc5.

NANTED.-N Young man tO Join aiYtf,
w U,"r iu staining business. ADpy 10
Park Row, Room 81.
cDnO UNUSUAL. business Oppo tT-
p%UU, nifty; right party. with 500 or
moiv .can make 1000 e. 5000 annually
managing agents and branch office Al
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

= 9o - and 51O 3-S: reichmnrks at "a 5-16 and
%. md guiidcrs at 40 ana 40 If
I'm London British cOnsOls were OIL l-o Pr
cont nt ~ for money and steady at OUl.4 for ac-
couut The Bank of England gained 2O,OOO POUNDS
bullion on balance In the open mafEet M mInr
rnlcd al 3 j-s per cent for discount OF bankers
hiUs Bar silver was firm at 13d. per ounce
American railways, i'll opening lower, were Only
RESPONSIVE to yesterdays home markets, but sun
III Li,hrr than the equivalents OF home figures
vi,bout because of the five hours difference IN
time m opportunity TO respond TO TO-DAY htc
home prices. At Paris French per cents roSo
Z" Tho ',7 Uomcstakc Mining Company has declared
i+ ,ynaI dividend OF 81 300 for September,
payable at laf isansjcf cobeT %gcaSy ransfes Fl close
octobcr 10 Total dividends to date, S4,435,2(o
Grswold Il Gillctt offer to investors Kansas City
Mo- twcnty-yeor per cent school district Dohus'
CITY of Council Bluffs Iowal per cent lmproEe
me1t bonds and line Of desirable railroad bonds
Welding , 1-2 to l-2 per cent.
Txchanee Auction Room, limited by Adrian H. Mu'ef
s0 : 900 United per registered bonds due
% s5 e 'eSg csgS5@g CITY S PER S; %ass sig oona
~ 60 Cy Of Jersey Cy per cent lnpT5Gy"ioG % 'o"'
i oOC long Island cy pGr cent lunded Dc6t bonds ygs
due F6u3 o i o fGPoe c fPa5S of adoya na t
3 per cent bond due Nay J., 1907, 1904. .,., c.ror
cen, iSSS BOND due due 9si IN ''''''' w. 90 =.
moreage Per cent cSc 6ind dS JIngay @ mots,ge per
s5oO Town Jamaica Town Hall per cent reglster9o
COUPON b0ad, due January I. lo?l 1O3
shares California Mining Co.,
81 shares Nrw-Jcitay Iron Mining Co.. 30.
40 shares Empire Coal Gas Co.. -.
shares German American Insurance Co, $50.
az shares MontcZuma Silver Mining Co, a.
goo shares Horn Silver Mining Co., Sl 81 per share
Il shares First National Bank Of Jersey CITY 2oO
10 shares Great Western Construction Co.. so.
10 shares United Schuctycn Association. Sll0.
I25 shares II. Bcnckc ii ihOgraphing Co., D.
80 shares Produce Exchange National Bank tex divi
dend). 1l24 ,, r.
so 600 Toledo St Louis and Kansas city Railroad Co.
1st MORTGAGE u percent bonds. duc 1916. 10O&. -
Fl COO ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Co. "a
mort eaer per cont bond. due May /, 1897. l09.
~ OOo -. Louis Alton ant Tcrre llaut' Railroad 60
mortgage per cent sinking fund bonds due Juy l.
fS9f 1l3.
= shares Union Ferry Co. 165.
shares National Bank of Commerce, 201't
Il shares Continental National Bank, l32i'.
10 Ecw-Y0rk, New.lIaycn aa1 Hartford Railroad
Co. 245. 80.
- shares Continental National Bank. 1873.
$1,000 Louis. Kansas { ity and Northern Railway
Co. Carndl BarcM 1T mottgagc bond, represented by
certificates of deposit Of Charles Moran. chairman, ana
stamped 30 'ssmcnt per loud received o. .,
~ GOO ~. joseph an1 Grand Island Railroad Co. 2d
mort gage por cert honds. due 1928 33.
3, shares Fourth National Bank, l7G'i.
- shares Manhattan Co. Bank. 49,
% shares American Loan and Trust Company, 1l7h
10 shares Commonwealth Insurance Co., 1Ol.
81 500 Consolidated Electric Light GO. OF New-fofx
r bonds. due October, 1892. 90a
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
for Cue

81, 900, 600 MrNTTSs TSh II { cSsTT;o ScSys,TT;oss Sss
| AND MASSACHUSETTS uo,al i.iIe
| WORKS. under Nleloria uV"'
broadway. W. ROBINSON
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
WASTING THEIR ENERGY.
BEARS EXHA UST THEMSELVES.
THEY PUSH DOWN. BUT STOCKS PUSH UP
AND STAY UP
oregon e Trans Go

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oCToBER 1e
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

ActllI cash ~
Treasury vaults
over out-t1Elgc
cart,rClf . Sc,l So 72n so, 9oI057 D e6Ja ITO
Driol.s r ba..-. 4i2li.5ai - lSI.15f lac. 9.3gjS
Net cash o. 770 - CO. 03o. III In ss4O Isg
The foreign exchanges were decidedly weak
for sterling and only less for coAtinentaE.
We revise quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills at 81 81 3-4 and a. 81 34 FOR long
end short sterling respectively; French francs at
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

f5S,ar9 FST.me'F ... ..,'..... 7 7.3 iS5 rs f7G
Ca.h quotations wers follows: Flour steady and
unchanged No -pnng wheat; scn%48oa;c;. NJ. 3
cora, Bose; No. cats, lS'c; 10. 2
f,yr, 4i1dilatc; No. BahN, 63c; No
/ naxsccd II y; prlp, Timothy stA ~ -; moss
losi PER barrel, SO 7jas'l Lard pr 100 T. - ?Q
dc,s tboyct - 2@asi 80: short oi'ar size, tboycd
s. JCa 50 G2 Nhi-koy disul,rs' luisied goods, per
paL, O2. Sugars unchanged.