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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore sept oG.-Cotton dull and easy; mddnE
I1lsc Flour quiet and firm. Wheat-SCuthern quiet
ana firm: FultI and LongbeIry, 7jaS3c; No: ?, SO
steamer re- Western lrm aud higher; No. winter red
spot and September o2c October, 81 December, sag
slsc January, sec Cor--Southern, quiet and nominal
white and yellow 4O643c; Western quiet and steady;
mixed spot and September, 40it a4o1sc October lOse
4O1c November, 4Oka40asc; December, 30q39Eei Janu
any 3Jkc Oats steady; Western WHIT. 28d27l;e;
armer prime TO choice timothy 13el4e. Provisions firm
packed I5disc; creamery 22de8c Eggs quiet and nr9,
5Odclc Petroleum quiet refined, 705c. Coffee d.
and easy; Rio cargoes fair 19lsc Sugar steady sotl
&C. Copper quiet; refined, 10alOAc. Freghts 70 Liver
pool per steamer, firm grain, 62d Cork Tor oraessS
a 81. RecelptsFfour, 900 barrels Wheat, 5000
bushels Coru $4,000 bushels oats % 900 bushels Rye
1000 bushels. Shpments-Flour, 2045 barrels eaiet
Wheat, 100 900 bushels Corn, 30, 900 bushels
Buffalo, Sept 26.Wheat-No. hard strong and hghefi
early sales OF II 900 bush made at 90c closing a
were 1000 bush at 9lc and LOCO bush a, 9lLe 2gpoe
bush No Northern costs insurance and freight 500 AZ
s5e 10000 bush spot az Sc closing a. ss5 1 no n
sales carloads No. red $40 track 1000 bush ex
ira No red at zoe 900 bush No red at 56a77ac In
store white offered Corn dull weak ana lower No
yellow 30'.c; No . 36i2c No. g. 33bc IN store rack
receipts SO higher. 0atsFlrm ann unchanged Bar
ey-Sampe sold az 6oG7Oc 70 arrive: No
Western &c No 3, 55c Rye duh ard unchanged
Flour active but not quOtaby higher Mhlfeef easy.
Canal freghts firm ard unchanged Receipts-Flour'
% 900 bbls; wheat $4,000 bush; corn $4,000 bush
huh Railroad shpmen6-E1our. 40 OCO bbls; wheat
10 600 hush; corn $50 600 bush oats Il. 900 bush
Chicago Sept oO-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
\ FIRM oy PETROLEUM EXPORTERS MAKE AN
ASSIGNMENT.

ASSIGNMENT.
paesnstecher Il Co., exporters OF petroleum 1t No.
Is Bcsverst, made an assignment yesterday 10
Abraham H. dc Frece without preference. Tho part
ners arc Rudolph PAgens;echcr and Edward Won
puren Mr. Tagenstechcr also filed an individual assign
ment 10 MIR. dc Frece. Stern & Myers attorneys
for Pagenstecher & Co., said yesterday that the dill
GUILTY arose solely account of a Mr. Brown. of
buffalo, not taking care Of HIS obligations. The
l.rect liabilities as near can be ascertaned are
between $4,000 aud $4,000. There arc some un
settled accounts which may reduce this little. The
contingent liabilities are about 100000 on accom-
mediation sceeptsnces and Endorsements for Mr..
Brown
Judgments we're entered against PagenSecher d Co.
yesterday OF the Market and Fulton Bank for
$500 and in favor OF the American Exchange
National Bank for s., 534. The firm Of Pagenstocher
& Co. was formed July ]. 1882. Albrecht
Psgens teoher special partner for 100000 from
August !, 1856, TO August ., 1850.
Execution received at the Sherifs Office yester
say against the Colds Heater Manufacturing Com
sanv in East One hundred and fourth-sk for S2e597
In favor of James Martin. assignee OF Guy C.
Hochklss, Field 81 Co.. the amount tho company owea
The ann. The company has been an adjunct Of inc
nrm for many years and ole Of The branches Oh
business Of Maurice b. Flynn. 49,
teriay granted an attachment against the properly
IN this Stzte OF the rm OF Calender son. OF tohuo
England, In consequence of suit brought Dy the
Western National Bank OF this CITY, 10 recover
and notes alleged 10 have been Endorsed by mo
RnghsA firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFCF-Brazn grades the spot had better de,
,sni and prices made slight gain. FAR c3fg0es quoie1
Io"'' se!es 600 bags No RIO 154c. MIA CROWNS
more active Sales 1915 bags Maraeabo $50 bags MSN,
ao rae terms 400 pculs Tim0r, part TO arrive ~
o. The ootIon market developed more strength today
on higher cable adyces and some te Governs pS
rarv sales here Indicated rise Of JalO pont at't Ne
there was an additional advance OF lO@lo poh1s Sogg
soFv NJ ahout lie TOP Speculation however, was quite
n0deiate in all deliveries. Rio advees ere sH1y heY
,l,r nrsf q 600 good second 500 eNctahss w J,
aie 275s receipts coo BAGS Rio cleh9nces Tor thtea
states OCO bags RIO cearauces for EuloIc 9VOo 1ass
fsI Socs 10000 bags santos receipts, 900 bags re-
copts at Rio July TO september % 1852 2seVQ I'D
rags: receipts az Santos July to September 20 lso9
az coo bags same time 1883, 3Sl eco bags same uue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
',Ruy IND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

vs.hing,on sent oe-Tbe following officers lave
been relieved from duty at Wetts Point, N Y, octo'
Der l. and ordered TO join their stations fst Leue
ants David Price LIST Artillery; Charles b. Horons'
18th Infantry; Second Lieutcnants james T. hef' VI
Inafntry Elmore r. Taggert, sth Infantry; Tredweh
W Moore 10Th Infantry; William T. Biddle' ir. l]th
Infantry and L. V. Jones, jr., 9Th Infantry IhMV
recruits have been assigned TO the ed Infantry FIRST
sutenant Charles b. Harding, 18th Infantry, has been
granted one months leave Of absence Surgeon b. T.
pope one month additional leave of absence
First Lieutenant William L. Almy, 9th Cavalry
Mas boon ordered TO duty at the Military Prison. foi'
Loavcnworth, relieving First Lieutenant George T.
Cooke 18th Infantry, Who is ordered no JON MS
company Assistant Surgeon ii. G. Burton has Oeei
prcered to temporary duty at Davd's lSiand' ~ J..
raptain A. s. Daggett, I'd Infantry, mas pceh otuereu
10 recruiting duty, reporting at New-Aorh' Leaves
sf absence for six months and four months haNo
bsen granted First Lieutenant S. +. Massey ON
Artillery, and Gap tam fAhi'uid iHcS' %" A'''
respectively.
Dwight A. Bruon Kalamazoo. Mich, lVth DisuE' ,
j. A. Caldwell IT,, Owego. y. y, NNNlth DISTRICT
and John r. Davidson, Dadensburg Iowa, Vim Dis
trct have been appointed cadets at the Military Acau-
envy.
A Naval Examining Board for the examination Oh
pay officers for promotion. OF which Pay Dllcc'or
Jamos D. Murray is senior member, has been OTucreo
10 convene at the Navy Department on SEPTEMBER 80
The other members Of the Board are Pay Dlec'or
kchcnck Paymascr /. A Frailey and Paymaster u a.
Deerlng, recorder. $500
CAPTAIN Theodore f. Kane has been ordered to du'y
As equipment officer at the Navy Yard NeW-1 oFi'
October Ensign walter j. Sears TO the traihhSsnlp
New. Hampshire. Lieutenant Ridgely Hunt has o'eh
detached from tho KeaTsarge and placed on waiting OF
ders Lieutenant John W. Stewart nom duty az tNe
Naval War Collogo and ordered to The 9snuc dnslgn
/ Garrett from the Coast Survey steamer knoeSt OF
and ordered 20 special temporary duty in the bureau
OF Navigation Ensign Ii. b. Wilson from the ualhlos-
xhin New- hampshire and ordered TO special temporary
nuty IN tho Bureau of Navigation; Ensign W. IL. NJ:
Field from the Yantc and ordered TO me Mlhhes3ta'
fnsirn " b Shoemaker from The recelvings snip YER
sonf and ordered 10 duty at the Johns HopAlnS Uni
vsrsy, Baltimore. , ..,.. o,,.roo, =, II
Hall has boon accepted. TO take effect November !,
1890 and leave OF absence until that date has Deeh
kranied him. $1,000. o.
Naval Board, composed of Admiral Jouett. Com
uohore SelfridgA Commander Snow, Constructor HIGH
born and Chief Engineer Eehier has gone TO New
York 10 appraise the QuiDoobaug preparatory 10 he.
sale The Board will then 80 TO portsmouth, ~ H.
10 apprslss the Juniiata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept 90 I y. m-Cotton-Sacs. . 900 bales.
including for speculation and export receipts 10000
bales Including 34OO American.
Futures closed steady American, niddlinR, low mi l.
ding clause September delivery. 4s6id sellers; Sep.
tenbcr ma October delivery, 60Gid sellers October al
November dcliyrry 47GId sellers; NoycmbeT and De
cenber delivery 43G4d sellers December and January
IL livery q Od value; January and February delivery.
Lead sellers February aud March delivery 4l-64d
value: March aud April delivery 42OI sellers APRIL
and MAY delivery. 43-Gid buyers
GALVESTON Sept 28.-Cotton easy midtlng 10 7-16c
low mddfng 10isc good ordinary, 9'ec net and gross
receipts 6l95; sales I7J2; stock. 3Gl6l;
Norfolk. sept. 26COtt0n steady mdtiing. 1O'sc: net
and gross receipts oG9 cxports Greal Britain 121i
c0astwlse. Lei sales, Sss stock, 3,4G!
savannah sept. 20.-CottOn quiet; middlng Toe low
mldtng 0Sc net and gross receipts SOIL exports
coa-twi~, 4 200; sales, $50 stock. 81. 169
New orleans, Sept. % Cotton easy mldding 1Oi2c
low. nidding 10isc good ordinary. CSC; receipts
1901 gross 800 sales, $3.50; stock, O6,8iO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
L1vr srocK MAnKErs-pY rELrGRArm

Buffalo sept 26.-Caite-Receipts last "a hours $40
head total Tor week thus far l7IC0; FOR same time ast
week, I3 500 consigned through 1000 head. al OF which
New YORK; 100 for eale market steady. Sheep and
Iambs-Eeccpts last - hours 10000 head total FOR week
thus far 1910; for time last week, lJcOO
signed through, 400 head 200 Of wtich 10 New York
$500 FOR sale Hogs-Recepts last % hours 900 head
Tor week thus far 81 100; for no last week
395-l consigned through 1890 head, 1870 Of which %
NcW.YOfS 2iO i)r sale good demand gnd prices stada
higher mediums uni heavy - 40ds4 90 mixed - 6oG
- 20; Workers. - sbT ~ 90 do. gi 756
- 81 Micoican gassers - 50dSI 20 Light pigs - 500
- pigs, f4asf 10.
-. Lou sept 0.-Caftle-Hecelpts. $500 bead; ship
mcni- 1000 head market active and stronger choice
heavy native sIeers f4as4 ~ fair TO good DO % 0d
~ 10 stOCcr, and feeders f2Gs2 20 steers - 10
de3 10. Hoes-Recepts 1000 head shlprncnts, 30?
head matct stronger far choice heavy - s0dG4
packing grades ~ 70dst light fair 10 best - lOas4 40
nheep-R Receipt. 100 hea1 shipments 800 markCt hru
fair 10 fancy, 80 3O0t4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
LONDON WOOL SAFES.

London, Sept. 26-Thcre vns good attendance the
wool suIS today. good selection was Offered and
ptlccs firm The on rings amounted % 1900 bales
The details Of the offerings ana the prices obtained
follows Victoria 200 bale> secured l0Idals l02d do
locks AID pec"4 1Oid1s Glad gNaSY Stais AID do
and pieces iaaloLd New-s0uth Walet 400 bale'.
secured 9d0 Is Old do locks and pieces 1OdG Is Old
cielsy no l0id do locks aud pieces, 6Aq02d Queens.
hnd 4QO bales, secured Is 1dal 81 do locks and pieces
1Otdis sd greasy Ida Is Id do locks aud pleccs 10 ID
south Australia 900 bales secured l. 510 Is 81 do locks
pieces l02dc Is 4cd greasy I2G9ed do locks and
pieces. je1id. New-Zealani zoo bales secured lido
j. 10ld; do locks and pieces, 9ads Is Cd greasy sde
Is Dad: do 10, IS and pieces, 09iclOt Cape OF Good
Hope and Nalal 3loO bales, secured. 7td&ls 10'2d
gI-a-J ~ l9-1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
Net ~ T. II. t. Co. - 90. 49,. 80, ~, oo, ,to 40 10
OREGON IMPROVEMENT.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. Sapt 90 p. m.-Frle. 30 Mexican Ordinary,
51is Paul common, 747s New.Iork Central, lll's.
Money. 4GG4Ji per cent
81 discount in the open market for both short
snd three months bills Is 4asG4a per cent
aiVres quot cent rcn'cs az so francs 40
centnrs the account and exchange London az %
frauc, 90, confines for checks.
Tho amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land lailncc to-day is 10000 pounds The bullion in
ne BANK OF ngaud has decreased III 600 pounds during
the Tas week Tia proportion Of the Bank OF England
reserve liability which last wock ~ % cent is
now T.. Is per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

Phsd:ghis sept TsSss Ss uPssS Ne si,
dsPc. No FED sspss@Ser. sSnsSS,Ge; oetsSs,
Corn dnl ana nsminaly unehangcd No. Low Mixed,
tic No. 2 Mixed Sep,emssr. l694oiss oetober 400
Car lots sonJSusd ann but demand only moderate No.
27sHa Sps6S sss %s and Sis We're
lower. No. e White. September, ,2o1a27e; October.
frcyisIshs ~ @casss icSSns demand q former rates
huse6ets. Loose S SEaee.' naitefSTne liable
syysnia Creamery Extra Csc DO Prinis Extra 20a
Sic. Eggs-chciss fresh laid very scaifs. finn, ana
soss and o%sr POSasisd sss S5anuissd re
hsssiPs@Seur 900 ss: y6ss 7sSe Susasis cora
loo bushels oais IssSo bushels shipgg s
rolsso, Sept. 2G.Whest lrm, higher; cash, september
pnd October SIZE; psceDbsh S{sc; May, Ssiac Corn
dull. lower; cash, 8ac Oats quiet cash. 2lze No;
White 2se. Clover seed active. lower cash. - 05i Oc
sep.s-W6sst 20 800 bush corn 100 b1sh oats loo
tesh rye, 700 bush Shipments-Whcst "a, 300 bush;
terra ~ roo bush oats. 1000 bush rs 500 hush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
IVES REMOVED TO LUDLOW STREET JAIL.

IVES REMOVED ~ 4ODI-O" "i''-~A
The order for the removal OF Henry b Ives from ule
Tombs 70 Ludlow Stree; JAN was oo'aih'o wluV Ss
s,,c,l,v vo.terdav from Recorder Smyth, Charles w
prooke and exJuige Wilson, two OF Ivess lawyers takea
with DlstrctAttorney Fellows and found that he had no
opposition TO the removal They drew up an order
which Mr. Fellows approved, and the heeofoe sshet "
u snly directs that Ives be discharged from the custody
OF the Warden Of the City Prison and be remandea TO
Ludlow Street Jail under the same conditions as existed
before he was placed trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
Sack Exchanye. Consolidate

Includes 900 to morrow and 900 barrels Of cash oil
Refined oil unchanged at 10 cents per gallon IN New
York and Phihdelphia and 100 cents 10 Pa!tuore. -
FOREIGN quotations are easier Us francs at Anwcfp
s5 marks Bremen and 1116a5 1916 pence In Lohooh
on CITY Penn Sept educational Transit Ceruh
rates opened 99e; highest 99asc lowest ssse eoyo
SIS $500 ,u IBIS &c ssi bbs
ftsbuIg Penn. Sept 2o-petsosgm dal DT Nse af d.
ssse; highest ea'.c Lowest 9s'se ,r-.,. co,,,o.
Bradford Penn, Sept 2o.Natonal Transit Certin-
ct es'sc. Clesfances, 100000 bbls -. Cal,
Tltusville, Penn Sept 26.-Natonsl Transit Certh.
rates opened at s9c highest 9e'c lowest esSc closed
NJ 9esc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
.
TEE PETROLEUM MARhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Thar was no special feature IN the crude certificate
1910. Yesterday which ruled within fluctuations OF q
ss,, an fairly steady basis. The Held was not
sensational and the continued heayines Of foreign refined
,ttrscts Hte speculative attention The market coSeo
A Inc I range Of prices and the total dealings were as
foiloWS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

the week the bank lost II 900 pounds sterling
bullion, and the proportion OF us reserves 70
its liabilities was reduced rom 4S'91 10
per cent in the week last year, whcn us
rate Of discount was per cent. To-Day ulo
bank lest 10000 pounds bullion on oalhnee
The weekly sfstemant OF the Bank OF France
shows decrease OF 11,315,000 francs gold ana
1926, 00e francs silver. AT the London Stock
Exchange British cOnsOls were steady 80 96 l1-lb
for both money and account. In the open market
The rate for discount OF bankers bills was l-2
per cent, and between bankers the rate ruled
at l-2 per cent Bar silver was firm 40
AZ i'll Cd. per ounce, English standard. American
railways ruled buoyant, and the settlements OF
current accounts revealed u large short interest,
so that stocks were carried over 10 the neNO
account nc rates generally less than money rates
in the open market At Paris French per cents
were slightly frmer at sG.4O, and sight exchange
on London was firm at 1922 IL francs Tor
sterling. The weekly statement Of che Imperial
Bank Of Germany shows a specie loss oil lO,62O,OOO
marks
The Governors of the Stock Exchange have
admitted TO dealings at the Board the following
securities
Tennessee Coal and Iron Compauy-An add
tional s1iG,0 consolidated first mortgage 8 per
cent gold bonds, making total amount listed
Sl.400,000
Milwaukee. Lake Shore and Western Railway
Company-An additional S1SO.OOO consolidated
first mortgage per cent gold bonds, making
amount listed s4,S5l, 600.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company-An adj
dtiOna 1914. 600 first mortgage on Clnch Valley
division. D per cent gold bonds, making total
amount listed Sl,374, 900.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Com
pany:--General mortgage per cent gold bonds,
due May /, $50, 100000.
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company-Second
mort gage per cent guaranteed gold bonds, due
September !. 907, S., 100000.
Wabash Railroad Company-First mortgage >
Ter cent gold bonds. in lieu Of q like amount OF
The old securities Of the Wabash. st. Louis and
Pacific Railway stricken from the list s4,O74.000.
Montana Central Railway COmpany-An addl-
tional Sl.j00,000 first mortgage 6 per cent gold
bonds making the total amount listed SG,OOO,OOQ.
Southern Cotton Oil Company-Capital stock
Sl.000,O00
Commercial Cable Company-Capital stock
Il 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
lard OF c'asslhca-
STAINED.

Suict Good Ordinary SIS Middllng.
options were quiet a. general rule to-day. Them
little -hOrt' OF September al the outset and
that together with stronger Liverpool adyces, DToueh
about advance. September gained points ana later
months as points Realizing, however was subsequently
developed and the port receipts proved larger than eNpeca
lions which led 20 reaction; October closed , points
lower while deliveries ended unchanged from yesteg
day. Sales, 20 GOO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

State issues were entirely neglected, and there
were no sale, Of city bank stocks.
9hc general bond market was only moderately
active but prices ruled firm. Fort worth ana
Denver City firsts were special feature. with an
advance to ~. Reference is made TO our fun
report of bond sales.
The money market to-day ruled naturally and
steady al l-2aG Per cent; the business done
was about evenly divided between the two rates,
but late some brokers balances were loaned at
3 per cent. The supply was more than equal To
the demand. and some institutions carried over
balances rather than make the rate below > Il
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges, Sll 1926; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House S65J,GJ3 Its net loss on bal
ance was $3GS az, made up by a currency loss
of s372,s37. less coin gain of s!.Ogo The
days operations covered. Receipts s3,442,54I ::
payments 50 II 1913; resulting In a general bal
ance of 81 5s0,79O, consisting OF 81 s0,332 joo
coin and Sl4,2jI202 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $1,000 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were $3.50 69l, the in
tCrnal revenue receipts S4l0,63l, and the mis-
cellaneOus receipts a i,94s
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares with
the tgsrcs OF the last previous statement as fol
lows
NJ, ro,o on IA sP seq s1ss 20 $50 nc D7 s SO
Net silver on pa 2o,o44011 l9.27oeol Dee. 7G5.6l4
Net legaltendeFs
hand. -f-Os ofO - OJ''4f' Dee Us o'l
Actual cash in
Tressy vaults
over outstana.
ing certh. 49, $780,. --- 49,. $4,000.
cafes 81 4bl ~ t%f 20 ~ lcc Adeol ~
Deposits In blIs l2l9o16% 42Os5 2i3 Dee. lO53lo
Net cash bal s27l IO6 s271 ls9471 Dee. s4of Gs5
The advance Of / per cent in the Bank Of
England rate for discount advanced the rates
for sterling exchange. while 6o-dav bills were
weaker. We revise quotations for actual business
as follows: Bankers bills az 81 So IS and
81 So IA for long and short sterling respectively
French francs at $40 j-s and 517 -: reich
marks az - 5-s and 90 j-lG, and guilders az
40 IL 6 and 40 81
The governors Of the Bank Of England nj :heir
weekly meeting to-day raised it's minimum
rete for discount from 20 ) per cent. During
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

COTTON-lhe spot rket ruled dull but prices remain
quoted Sales POI bales for consumption PC re-
ceirs 80 O2s bales against % 2S2 bales last week and
10 9S2 this day last year Since september IceS
at the ports aggregated 439 7i7 bales as against go 800
bales for The corresponding time last year.
Quotations are sed American standard OF cassea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
HAVANA MARK Ell.

Havana, sept. 2G-Sugar quiet rssaes. 80 coo bags
Csutffuca. OJea9Ge degrees p0latzation 80 gold
per QuutaL Exchange quiet spanish gold, 2i1e
14ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds continue to flow INTO the
Treasury; its purchases to-day amounted to
S443,SjO. CONSISTING, OF Sl53,s5O per cents at
l2S and $500. 900 4 IL per cents at ! % ID. Al
The Stock Exchange there were no transactions
and the nominal quotations remain unchanged as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, sept. 60. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
7EOLEJM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Sept. &c, 1889
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The reichstag has adjourned indefi-
nitely.
The great gale continues undated
in England and Scotland.
Severed snowstorms are reported in
Germany, Austria and France.
Snow continues to fall throughout
South Wales. On the coast heavy
gales prevail.
Queen Christina has signed decree
appointing General Salanca captain
general of Cuba.
The Ameer of Afghanistan has COL
lected 900 men on the from tier to
pursue Ishhak Khan.
ENJOYS from the Mahdi report that
another attack will soon be made on
Suakim by the Soudanese.
Marie Van Zandt made very sue
cessful debut, in Madrid, few nights
ago in the opera of "Dinorah."
Prof. Virchow has accepted the pre-
sidency of the famous Berlin Medical
Society for the study of internal COM
plants.
The Belgium mail packet which left
London on Saturday was reported
stranded between Ostend and Dun
kirk.
Frank Murphy, of England, and
Ike Weir, of Boston, will fight fifteen
rounds in Boston about March Sth for
$1,000.
A Greek who arrived yesterday at
Cairo, from Khartum reports that
Flobied had been taken, and that the
Madhi was alarmed.
The number of the Contemporary
Review containing the Bismarck
Dynasty" is now allowed to be cir
culated in Germany.
The remains of many French officers
who fell at Waterloo have been re-
moved from the QUARTER Leopold to
Everett Cemetery in Paris.
T. F. Bradbury, the Columbia drug
clerk, who caused John Funder's
death by giving him morphine for
quinine, is sentenced to two years
imprisonment.
John H. Erly, owner of the famous
PAGER U. Bet, has begun suit in Chi
cagO against the Missouri, Pacific rail-
road company for $4,000. The horse was
injured in a wreck.
The extensive establishment of Jas.
Weyth d Bro, manufacturing chem
lists, of Philadel phia, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday. Loss between
$500, 900 and 100000.
Notwithstanding the heavy snow
storm prevailing in London, the de-
monstratiOn announced to be held in
part to denounce government meas
ures and express sympathy with
O'Brien, took place.