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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday, Oct 29-BEEVES-Reeeip 20
sSugSeres is carloads at Wesawkn eTDcr. alive
ad sS s@5Saas az ea4oad For j. rS Carloads for
Metzger Levy and single saro' 6t weak FOR con-
Dressed las; weeks closing prices Poo Si
ordinary to prime Native carcasses at o4G'@e 0Ao'''
Pryae cable adyce received late yesterday quote D re-
trigeraed Beef trine nrne az osS,u1 estinseg
Aerton i7o head the Geng9i 6y Never HP F1s
and 200 qg@reS; Romans s aot on With 500 Reeves
Tomorrow the city Of paris and Britannia viii take Ou'
2SfEiR pts head al ns Of wi, which ss1
a. oohs SLOW and g1eGaR Wese T at % 75as vea
a. s5ss7 So and fw extra selected Calves at q 7'@'
The DT s@s Yc steady at ssSc for % Pfs, s
Ci sSing al 5a7c and City Dressed sold at salle'
With Choice and Selected bringing 1Gl2c Calves s14
average AZ 50 rs per 100 81 state GrasserS 2lS d. az
81 ill., & Mullen SO Grassers and Fed Calves mixed
256 H. s3Go veal 29o r, at 90 ger so, n at 50 IS
DO az H. I az 81 10 DO 500 n IL DO 2s ~ al
b. b. Harrington yesi 95 n at &C per n do 80 D.
saTEP 40 AND ID carloads q s.s
81 30 fI ordinary Prime Sheep and soaso 50 for Fair
Dressed Mutton but firmly held a. saesc and
butchers were asking s TE o or b RG%G sa but moi
Sales--J F. Sadler Co.. 2l western sneep. "a W
average 81 so 100 u ia 90 u ID al - % ~ W.
III 10 at 81 10 a., - al. eNoo- -.,~o,
Newton & Gllett 9S Indiana ana OrAo Sneep hi'Ne''
los n. at S. 30. -, ,o, - =.
I Uallpnbeck: 147 Pennsvivsnia Lambs, bSi2 ~ AZ
az 90 pennsvlvania Sheep 90 n. at 81 so. 49, -.
Hume & Mullen II State Lambs. 81 10. at GO 20 NV
DO % n, at Sc 37i2c. ., - .., IN
D. Harrington 1893 Canadian Lambs 81 n at 60 90
Dilpnback 4 Dewey 90 State Sheep, 81 n. az - p.
Judd Buckingham yesterday II state sheep. GO n
at a. 81 do H. a. 50 u do lis n, At ~ l33
05 n at 80 80 1876 do CO n. at go 40
HOGS-ReceiDs 20 carloads OF 1905 head39 carloads
al Jersey City and 10 carloads 40tt Market slow
and weak with sales at 81 3ods4 26 for Fair to Prime
Hogs. -,
Ssies-J G. Smith :: II State Hogs. 2os n average, Al
"a col per 100 n 70 do 1G6 y at 81 e22 81 DO. 15i -
az "a COB SO do 1873 n a 81 CO.. 80 do, 25l n. at "a 80
5 rough do 274 n, at 80 so. 5000. .
1874 n at 81 GO; II do 300 n 10 81 30 do. 1927 H. al
J. j. HaIenbeck date yesterday 1873 State Hogs 1si
~ at "a so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

pUILDING MATERTAL-A fair trade in progress az
steady rates. Haverstraw Hard Bricks quoted a. SO
~ o5 per 900 Fishllls az UpRvor. Hard &c 76G$7
Jerseys IS 75as9 so Pale Bricks 80 Croon Dark and
ment 95cdsl 10 per n American Portland, s2G@2 20 ;
English Portland ~ 30a$2 so German Portland, 81 Boa
40 75 ROckland Common Lime, 81 per bbl and do finish
ING FL 90; State Lime. S5c St. Johns Lime, y0aD5c
Lahs 90 % per 600 Coats Hair, 23d2sc per bushel
Cattle Hair. Hdlsc.
'CmICoRY-Unchanged q fair demand. We quote:
Barry g. Reynolds, 79lasc; b. c., 5'lc Cocoa 32c;
COCoA-Steady on moderate demands. Mara
lie; Trinidad, 10 l2c Bahia, II 12c; and Guayaqu
'SGooPERAGE srocK-Is selling fairly well at
former prices We quote Molasses Shocks and
Heads il 1882 10; sggaS Shocks ana Heads. Ss-nch
II S0dsl 30; SGinch 81 5oe$1 So Ola Shocks and New
Shocks without Heads, 81 10 Pun Shocks and Heads,
SO 40ds3 so; Rum Pipes, 40 50Gs6 Empty Hogsheods,
% so; Hoops II feet, S27ds30; 10 feet, s2GdS27.
CoFFEE-Ihe break in options had depressing infu-
Fair cargoes quoted 1880. so sa reported. Mid
today depressed foreign adyices and freer selling by
after which there further break Of 20G30 points,
closing barely steady AZ about the inside figures avre
declined p #, while HombuT without much change.
Rio quoted steady. Regular first, 200 good second,
500; exchange (pryate), % receipts, 5000 bags
Rio cearanccs for the United States, 1000 bags; Rio
ceOrances for Europe 900 bags total stock, 3j2 900
bags Santos receipts 600 bags. Receipts az Rio July
$50 600 bags time 1887 80 600 bags receipts at
santos July to October o. 1889. 7S0 900 bags;
time 1885, $50 600 bags time 1897, so 900 bags.
Total sales here to-day 1920 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

5%3a s sss 3 hns:a Sss'p sv S
s5ssS coc@93ds acSyIep Se aeoeh" ss7
Inseed raw city coo western s7a5sc Lard Prime, s.
aye 'S s % sss5a art s %5
extra bleoshcd &c Sperm crude S2aG$e Ia9ra win.
'&saSa s e sssA's 8se s gss
bleach %" xS Ss s s 1' ss &
S eRsl'sfa pine 9 aSse Baa a.
fair rsGa'' end very steadily
Mi'. ?ass::s o. Iiss5s Tor s$sn'g; ss3
W ssTs,s e. y. % @ ;;ss.s
sPl:, s5%s S5 ilss: soSss f5fsS,S 75sss y
S SSs s Quilted q here SSs1i2 ga w BEE fTS
s well %fa''s eo n .s. on i'' d'TssS Sdj
Pe % f Pess oHS s% S T. : snof 2 d.
b fsfs4 ss1 Gos %sd & cSse Short KID.
cG,Gd e 322f soys%RS s2c
fsi;f ;.sesi % $'~aSa az
sdv sSsSaps Eifs ts se %s lie % S@ 5
Cash quiet but held higher quoted 69OG6 95e %ihoa,
c eos at G s .!S'@ ed ' go . s' co. SS
Sssd a. SSc He $50 e SS9se Sss Pefe@er
closed az 0S7c asked March closed 6.i9c. Refined
Con'IS9f eds d Creamery arr Go3s .
better on lighter receipts and fair demand but The mae;
"a nc do pals fancy 23a2c fair % choice 15d22c;
Elgn Cfamery fancy, "a 2G2jc Western Creamery,
fancy ooa do Pne' ioS2c DO isi
i iSsl'' Dairy s9taEEin tub. sSSdd Ra
Dairy. Welsh tubs. choice l9621c prime. 15al7c;
State Dairy nrklns I5di9c STATE Dliries nrklns and
49, prime, 12615c fair, 10a1c; Western Dairy choice.
14T15c; do good, l0&dlic; do fair. 9al0c; Western
Factory, June. nrklns 10at2Ac; June. tubs 100 l2c;
lrsts 912a0c seconds saaoc dairy and factory Ii ris
slOw, particularly for export Prices however, rule
steady. State Factory full cream fall made. fancy,
10dl0'2c; common 20 choice, 6GlOsc light skins 72S
Shc part skins 5a5tc common sSsgs 244e Ohio Gat
small receipts and fair demand FOR fancy stock STATE
and Pennsylvania. 23d232c Canadian, late packed ola
81 2c Western fresh, 2262Sc; late packed 2oc ice.
house, 15alSiac; lined prime. HGl7ac.
sUGAR-Rsw-Negected and nominal. Fair refining
&c centrifugal 90 test, Sec RennedIn Hight request
Crushed 7'sc Gut Loaf 7ssc; cubs; TIC; powderd
67sc; STANDARD - A." 6',a07c; on A." 6aaa5Le;
white Extra &C. Gls66ic; Extra "C,7 57sd6c; " O.
5ssa5iac; yellow, 5sa54c.
STEARINE-Dull and somewhat nominal. Western
7isa7Lc; city, 7ssa7i2c OleOmargarine, 7l695i2c.
TALLOw-In light demand and rther easier. Prime
city quoted 42c. No sales reported
TOBACCO-The movement light. Sales have been $50
cases New ENGLAND Havana, l6d45c 100 do 1888 state
Havana I9bdl4c; $50 do 1888, Dutch 10d12c; 100 d.
Sundrjes 5a35c 200 bales Havana 722cdsl 10 100 DC
Sumara, s1 00ds2 %.
wooI-Durlne the past few days there has been some
activity. Adyices from all points, however. continue
favorable holders and the offerings are less urgent
There IS disposition 10 more money Tor mel
grades though actual advance has been established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore. Oct os-Coon dull mtdtline. 1oho Flour
eot Wheat-Southern inactive, steady FultL, 1IdS4c !
IDnrberry 77dSJc; No. ., 81 aS2c western weak no
. winter red spot and October, IU2d fc'foi December
StGsIac; January, SlSaol.eci February o5Hc , S0tia
Santhern scarce white Al ijc yellow. 4OdIlc western
stea1y: mixed spot and October. 40eci November 800
zoe year 81 ease January 39G 3Dtc ifDiuary Nr
39s,c: March 4Od4OLc. Oats fairly active anu urn !
Southern and Pennsylvania, 2ja29ac; western white
2Sa29l2o; do mixed, 25G27c; graded No; Mhnlle
Hay quiet; prime 10 choice um9thy az SoG$iS' Pm
visions steady; pork, SIP So bulkncdtS logs'
shoulders j4c; long clear ami clear rib sides 0+G'
sugar picked shoulders. Gc sugar cured Smoked sa9u
Butter easy creamery 22d23c Eggs ATn fresh, y a
poe Coffee weak; R0 cargoes. fair. l0c sugar quiet
A. soft &c. FreiRhts 10 Liverpool, per steamer, urn
Hour 2ld22s; gram. Old; Cork Tor orders, 'saoS IA
corn lO7 900 bushels rye, 1000 bu'hels shipmcniso
None Sales-Wheat. 10000 bushels co'l leS'OVo
buffalo. n Y. oca 29.-wheat-No. hard dull weak
Northern s2hc; winter wheat dull No 2 red e5c ,
No red zoe extra No. red. 79ds0c; No. extra
whit, soc asked Corn quiet and weak sales 4,OOu
bush No yellow 3s'rc: Il 600 bush No. at $500
oacs Is cars No white 254a252c. track $4,000
bush private terms In store; 1000 "a III AZ 23c, N
store: ear No. white al ac. on track cars No ,
mixed at 23d23Ac. Barley quiet and unchan2'd Rye
= 4oSs5 30; best winter e. 4oa8i 90. SlnFel quiet
s T9t9 Ss a. VI %b n and aS ya and
4ac to New-York; umber - Albany. 81; to New.Yofk
bush corn. SCI, 600 bush; barley, 1000 bush; Canal
shipments-Wheat 1913 900 bush corn, % 600 bush ;
barley 2 600 bush; rye. 10000 bush Railroad ship
ments-Flour, $1,000 bbls wheat COCO bush; corn
C6icogo Oct Qe.-The leading futures ranged fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
1--WE STOCK mARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Union Stock Yards, Oct. 90" The Drovers
journal" reports Cate-Rece pts 500 head shipments,
5000 Market stronger for choice others ws3s ger
stockers ana feeders 81 90af2 90 COWS, bulls and mixed
81 20as2 so Texas cattle 81 1882 So Western rangers
s2as3 so. HOgs-Rccclpts-23,0OO head; shipment,
900 Market strong early closing weak ~ Ma 9S
sklps 1888 90 shccp-Rccepts, 600 head shipments
1000 Market ssady: Natives. sSds4 90 westerns
Buffalo, n y Oct 29-Cate-RecePts for pas s,r -
hours $40 head total FOR week thus far $3.50 Tor sane
time last week $500 consigned through $40 all % New
York. market steady sheep and lam6s-ssepL1s 600 s9
past % hours 600 head tOta for week thus ar ISSU
Tor time week II GOO; consigned through 4ZO
all New-York sale 3400 market easier ou nec
0uOtably lower. Hogs-Receip's for 81 hours 2Z
head total for week thus FAR 30 leo FOR same time s'
week 80 900 consigned through 900; 70 NewfofH'
400; on sale, $40; market steady and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

DRUGS DYES, &c.-AllhouEu no d'tFp pc-tD ~
progress the obbng movement continues AZ co5 ana prem
most %ess Demand Sr SS at 81 Grain and
al 10 for S5 per cent BoraN continues rm with re-
GnS cl. g. ' eaSr oil ?%ao goed daad
a5c for bbs Bqsa@ Jou 9m nod az nu6d dS al 7 s
Cream Tartar firm quoted at 2ld2d2c Tor cry has G;
T pa, ea sgotC G at s. SoS S o OF nnyroya
81 25 Peppermint In tins 81 9Oa$I i3L Wes'1b
Jamaica 1eSH ana and 'i i7asd for ba6fe ycn 0gle az
soS for 6g ana %or5hne a and Rodcey
quoted 50 1892 80 Tor eigh opium easy Win gh'
5 a Bos STOW ?U qHod at $53c for domestic
Root 4odi5o and Ginseng, 50 9Oass 25 for new root
EsTS; poo. 'i%s: "RS%5
SGS qgf' xd as l. are ssa$5o and Ba
e2r 5S S9 ID so 5ne6s S COD Georges cas- lac
and Bank 4a,a5c Box Herring medium sealed l5dI8c:
No Sea Herring uiS sstp6 Round a2 3d.
20 90 and Georges Bay HibDeo I, 1io rn Wbits
i ifoo1 70 7Ca7 RSs'' O'400'' ''' ''''''' '
EFSGS DG o. PG az some TRTT3i
lots are also changing M hh4 g. e good demand
new 90 To- LopdS% i'yGrs os&Ses$3S 80 go do
ss DC sutaaa sS 2s Go for %n aeT DO 3 G
icds3 90 CAL London e 25gsS 50 Pat Eos D Per-
Citrcn Leghorn 1910 12c Prgnes; Turkish 6lsSSl'
F,l lt& GosaoCs new, 1925 $40 Almonds T@Tra
coma 1876 do GanSry shGgd Sc Go T adam sbSed
595ds7e;; bail Nuts Ease walnuts Naples new, re;
a. ranch ac: do Grcnoblc. 1O5tduc; Fbcrts, Sicily.
a2 sc. FIGS smyrna layer 81 d6o Tapoca flake, ara
- eooo German line %, G4c; Sardnes haIf-boXes.
2io 5oas1l: do quarter boxes. SS0sl1.
FOREIGN GREEN FEUIT-The market for lemons lemons
and sev a Soo 80 lemons cRocc Scy
1908 90 2SSacked, s6aG2j; Bananas Jamaica, $G
81 81 i2 bananas aIaGoa red B sdsnd BaTae9a
" ls7 10; Bananas Limon first run, 81 80 Cocoa
- % E85df3S COc1anuts St. AndrcaS.
nu N; cocoanats. San Bias. 81 50; J.
IN oIfR AND -FLOUR-There decidedly
~ iife 10 thc trading today and the general market
mo- steady prices showing no important change Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

In State issues the business was covered nv
small sales of Tennessee compromise GS at sd
OF city bank stocks, Fourth National sold Il 96D AT
SO, and Tradesman's t25) at 100.
Ia the general bond market there was fair
amount of business done and prices ruled firm
The Philadelphia and Reading incomes were easier
at 70 5-s for the firsts and 60a6O IA for the sec
onds, while the general As were steady at about
90 For Missouri, Kansas and Texas the per
cents were firm at 9s, while for the general 6s and
rs prices were a little easier. As there is before
the public only one plan Of reorganization, the
strength exhibited for the per cents seems 10
indicate that in public estimation that plan is
favorable 10 the interest OF the per cents Ref
ercncr Is made 10 our full report OF bond sales
Money ruled between and l 0 per cent After
leaning up te 10 per cent the rate declined TO
per cent but at the last minute before the clos
ing hour per cent again was bid.
The Clearing House statement to-day was AS
follows: Exchanges, sl56.006,s25; balances, 3d.
O43, s45. 49,. a..
The nb.1nasIIy to-day was debtor 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
HEMLOCK-NON.ACIQ

METAIS-The business In American pig been small
because OF the difficulty experienced by in
ing desirable lots reasonable terms STANDARD brands
Of foundry quoted slSGs1S 80 for No $40 80
SCOTCH PiGLStrong and prices o arc stu tending
$40 80 Summeree, s2Gds26 80; Egnton, 500 50d$23 !
Dalmelingon s23Gs23 so Clyde. So5 80; and Longoan,
s25 50...... STEEL RAIIS-Aro IN good demand with
nlces az Eastern mills quoted at $32ds33- TIN-Thc
TN market strong and prices adNanced some 40 points
on the Exchange sales 10 tons afoat per Erin 81 10c 90
January 21.10c, and 10 do February, 81 1oc LEAD
Quiet and COPPER Steady, with Lake 11C
MOLASSE S-Dull. and none or less nominal. New
Orleans, 2SdiGc, latter fancy.
OCEAN FREIGHTS--A quiet market generally. Berth
frelqht5 weak To Liverpool 5000 bushels grain about
TTRS-Stcamcr Norlands Baltimore TO Cork for orders
10 600 quarters A. 3D. January British ship Fort George
san Francisco 10 Cork for orders 33s Cd British ship
Iolanthe thence 35s Cd .-MISCELLANEOUS-Stea
Clorlbe Port de paN 30 NcwYOrk, wood. etc. prirDt1
terms British brig TrggOe, the same steamer Broca
dale Savannah 70 Liverpool cotton IS 50 British bark
Piscataoua Portland to Montevdeo for orders lumber
Nonteyideo general cargo brig Daisy the same steamer
Sussex Norfolk or Newport News 70 Liverpool cotton.
4Os 9i schooner Crosby hence to st Kiths gen
oral cargo 81 100 bark Louis G. Habel hence-to Dema
raa general cargo 80 300 steamers for grain and
cotton are Offering freely from Europe on forward
NAVAL STORES SPIRITS TURPENTINE-There
was 9g e5tv ml Gnoe{ GS aG5%c RosNFln and
Gafoy s%1aJ demand Strained. ~ OH; Good
IA 81 IS; D. 81 25csl 30; =. 81 SSG$l 39 G. 81 IS;
II 81 S ~ e. 80 50 % " ". 50 so.
seed has light inquiry but prices remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
WHEAT NO. .

WHEAT NO. ..
December ::::::-..--. 80 30 zoe 79a
H 5::' ''..:::: G., &c. 55s : g..
CORN, NO. ..
H H:;:. :: &: 81: H G.: GG 81:
OATS. NO ..
H H H:;s3:: b IL IL? IL IL III III III
MESS PORK, PER EEL
} EsSsnS': $?s '$5 g. S32s Be-
LARD. PER 100 ID.
} EsSs";'' 80: s sS5 s SS g. s sS3
smoTr RIBS PER 100 II.
5sSaaqg N. AZ H. 4 t97 A. t?a9 93
Cash quotations ysEs as Sn follows; Flour 8opnaly
% S~seansG &c no Red 7Sc Cora Sle 5? 10
oi'i aSS ~ fm 9TH socd i ESa Mes.
Porn pr bo 80 goa 81 o. L2ra Dss 100 n q 60
ders DcSe1, - 5o9$4 t2 Short Clear Sides gDONel
gallon. 81 o. Sugars. Cut Loaf sic; GIanuIated 7sc
Flour, 1 barrels. 1000 '"''" So66
C Gnv'' bTshei + 49,. =. $500 10000 41iG09
oats ushels.........-....... 2S s6 295 'o00
baey the Fs6a Exchange today 1880 s butter mate
was TS3 a9a q % Ge agG Unchanged Wheat
Queo cash and Dcte3Ser s3sc No No6ern sore
Com nTmer; No. 3, 324e Oats quiet; No. . white,
70 in Rye sor em 5s S PORK aGgc La aIy 81 g.
Butter unchanged dairy, lGglFG Cheese UNCLAIMED
ogr 0D ea $685. b6 Sps Wheat Sa go ISS5o
'h' PSiad delphi Oct 2o-Tlour dull Rye -four firm
and quiet 81 ioGsT % s5dd eoH E ana
export demand and lower reports from the West nigh
6 and demand S only moderate 30 red
track " l2c fancy L1ongperiy on uSch' W. 10
81 ' Slc; DeceHber Sc iias2 Sic; January So la
50 a. o for Sep Sca N0 and
HSeS in 'g grain depot 42c NO mSed in d. q lie
% 90 12S4e 9" No % iSf % i5a4s Deee@be
80 80 January 80 l4a%g yc o. Usts E S GgS
a9dcr light offerings No mixed ,, rs l+s reiecNed
yhl'f White 20 b ~ U's!so'a October p Il
Noye9D s January 7 g s4e9o .. SSr
quiet and barely steady Pennsylvania creamery; extra
SSSSe; pc SS SEH' Ts i stock
more active but SUPPLIES ehiey 81 af o s'S Sa ThGn
GOOD BuFHsns and start ee ol, tSs59c
Mebrons and Prides s5a45c MIXED varieties, 25a35c
o'fSs aIasF DO ,oS SA9 sS, bush
%hea s. 100 bush corn 61o0 bush. oats 10 800 bush
ST. Louis. oct 2sIFloar' ll little or no demand and
yo Sr sssr S~s s1sS ,cp SS%eas
there was partial recovery and the close was firm at
a lover fqS DcG@ a e "a e q isr May from
eIosS3. ~; May, s2Sas8ls closed s27sasa. Corn
dg No; mlsIi 9sis hid Nav a0isSs0i closd MOI
b%S' oats weaker; No, 2 cash ~ bid May 2iS bid
only Tor bright heavy grain Minn@@ssot9 52z Hay
al % Lead dull and UNCHANGED selling 305c. with
GOc bid Butter AMI cgIs unchanged Cornmeal 81 co
ca. Whisky, ~ o. Provisions hfm but m
changed ; very hide business done. Recepis-l1our.
0OO0 hbis wheat 30. 900 sbush corn. 80 900 bush :
oats 5000 bush rs.e, ,5ooo bush barley. = 900
bush com q; 600 bush oats. $4,000 bush rye 5000
bush barley. 1000 bush. 49,, 81, ,
d70ssc; october, 79iac December. sOac May. sJac.
Corn dull cash, 334c Oats quiet; cash. 2Oi2d 20 &C..
Clover seed steady lower; cash and Noyember s5 80
D e CEN 70 o. tspr r 70 1oo
zoo bush shpment--whcat, 49, 900 bush corn IL SOC
bush oats 300 bush; ryo, L4oo. Glover seed, 445
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

Good Ordinary. = Icy Midding'.'-'.' o'lo
The option market again unsettled. and SPECULATION
reached fair aggregate FlrmueSS prevailed az the OUT
se and prices advanced about pOlnt, October subs-
Quently weakened and finally broke il points on realizing
losing at lowest figures. Later months however were
well maintained and closed 4q7 pointe higher on uneX.
pecfed strength in Liverpool adyco% Port receipts were
larger but they had material effect Sales 80 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

Clearing House s5o24es. It's net gain on esance
,vns s50637. made up by n currency gain OF Sio9-
SG5 less n coin loss OF $l29,02s The days opera
lions covered Receipts, s2,5sO,s20; paymen's
s2.5e1.1s2: resulting in general 90 balance Oh
81 sos, consisting OF sl'O'Zi''ooo coin ""N
S9,555, 642 currency. ,,,,,o,,,o,,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington re-
ceived today s226922 National bank notes Tor
redemption. ss,,o,o tho in,er
nal revenue receipts S342.4l6. and the misceiia-
ncous receipts 10000. u,..o,,or, ~ casb
Today's Washington Treasury statement on c,, sn
- insI and dencsits in bank compares with the
flo of the last previous statement as iolows
Oct 2s Oct 30: Dine l,i go
-, - hand al "a 10 A72 sIsG 6S4. l5S Inc Coll oe9
Nes silver on hand 1G,s77,573 16sIoolO D'0' '''O'
Net l ssSl 1ss4e5ss 1s749242 Dec 1ooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
o,a since Jan 1855 ooe $40 s2l4 300 500 $2s7o22 1874
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Farson, Leach & Co, Wall-st' oner the
choicest line of investment bonds on inc harKet
Lists furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30

COTTON-On the spot quiet and prices less
nominal Sales 377 bacs for consumption. Port receipts
ca 97S bales against SOIL bales last week and 81 OFT
h9es for this year. ScnCmbcr receipt. at
the ports have aggecatl 1797 o27 bales against 1878
bales for the responding time last year .
Quotations arc based standard OF classlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30


hand Sss e. 47s si eSS cs 81
Net g pIa y" On hand 1Gs77s5s 16s7ooiO Dec sO'
Net legal-tenders ,ss4e5ss 1s749.242 Dec. 1oo,s4o
A't T1s,.u fS'H vaults Il
over outsapd- - 80. nm, ooo 40 rpc sAo3 AIT
ing beos Z4sgsgsS 52Ss5o Dec 454o32
.. balance s9o3e71 72I 1903 600 9oo Dec sol455
The foreign exchanges for to-morrows mail
were duh and weak The supply OF commercial
bills is growing large we ggoIbGi Ills f At 81 SO
and s4 80 for long and short sterling rcspectlNey
French francs at $40 2 and 5.2O; relc d t6 %
GA 3-s and % 81 6, and gullders at 80 anu ~
In Iondon British cOnsols were caster al
oei5I6 and o. respectively for money ana &c,
count In the open market money ruied aI . ga
for discount Of bankers bills and at Ia per cent
between bankers, against the oanK ra'N on pur
oont Rar silver was firm at AZ 5-l6. American
reilvavs' pending the monthly settlements, were
dul and lower. but yet they ruied hIgRer unah
Tho concurrent home quotations, which, oil course,
,hc london prices follow At Paris French 8 per
onnts wore q shade higher of 87.17 l-2, and sight
cvnbonge on London was firm at 25.22 IL francs
for sterling.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
$sssn & 4 sS
~. o.rr,ros e877,9G7 s35s,O52 s72s,7as
Nss % September .ao .,o o,o
earnings-. q G77' ZOO
Operating eXpenses.'.' o'oOI,oo' .- -2-2--
NJ, %, O montb,.. s9o9e,oO2 s2292,s7o sS972,599
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Month OF September -. an -, -, o,a 40 ~, A.
Gross earnings.--...-. tlfUo,no ha- IN iai oea
Operating expenses f11'loo I,OpI''
NJ, .,rr,rg, s094,o57 sC74;iO8 si,Ol7OO9
July to September Jsso1o.s72 saosol49 ss1ssoO9
Operating expenses. Zooo,IZL o,o-VLlo -|-G- 1870
49,, mor,,s sIs17.o5i si969,7iO e2,74s2OO
rvpopTs OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YORK
1ni "A' 1907 1898 1885,
- a.. oob &c COD Ao5 &C. S14 S6N2,55s
peviously reported 240 969sl5 2S70727o 2eo ooOZIo
Total since $685. 900 24O s2, 300 6sa $2s7o22ssA
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Iondon Oct 90 4 p. m.-Canadian Pacihc' fVsc' meN'
tcan ordnarv A43s: Heading, U.s.
Ror silver is quoted az 43 5-1Gd per ounce
Money 2G2L per cent. -. -. @, ,.,..
Paris adviccs quote per cen, rentss at 81 francs
H. C,mtimes the account, ana cNch"hHc oi h"N'
at Ok francs 22l2 centimes for checks ,,. o., ,.A
rho rate az discount I'm the open marheb ior Doth
4, u. 20 tbrce months bills is 37s pen cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

The Treasury purchased s1s2,7OO bonds per
cents, s176,50O at 127, and LIS, $4,000 at
O5 ga. At the Stock Exchange there was no
business in Government bonds, and the nominal
quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
miscellaneous

u,IET worm Russian. turkish and ned pa,.
IAN sp ..,h ~ Nome with Pixies rss
emf MedIcated Vapor Bath AppsfS'u'' ~
40 SaleSroonL i.17J Sd-lNN.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
QreesMdkina.

N REssES aud CLOAKS, ladies' and chi.
~ dren's; large experience ysfs ~
crate at home or go out w. DONNE]hi'
454 East 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-21
Origin Of the Blood Orange.

The blood orange Is a mere variety
Oh the sweet orange obtained by
cultivation, and appears first to have
been raised by the Spanish gardeners
In the Philippine Islands. from the
capital OF which (Manila) it, together
with the weil-known cigars. formed
at one time one OF the chief articles
OF export. On its first appearance in
Europe it excited q considerable
sensation; and, in the last century,
very high prices were demanded for
the trees which bore the wonderful
fruit. None. however, now come to
us from Manila, our supply being de-
rived almost entirely from Malta,
where great pains and attention are
bestowed upon their cultivation. 1t
was for long tine supposed, and, in
deed. the idea is not yet quite extinct.
that blood oranges we're produced by
the grating OF the orange with the
pomegranate; but there is not the
slightest foundation for this belief. -
Chambers journal