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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yok, Saturday Sept ;BEEyaSs- J; ~:
ResaHs saf a afce q Eas SIDE
loads weehawkan for export aiye 81 caros az I'D
carloads Tor stern and carloads at JerSei IsI heat
RGO1 1ang aug gsses ou TG sSd for he week.
Private cable adyces received late yesserday aupee
ssd gs@efea SseI live ' e sSGs selling Il a.
dressed weight sinking the oial III. 49,. ..,,,,on o,
6ALVEs-i.eeeipts head and 500 were lsts
eeptl6n OF VGals Of desirable WEIGHTS IL was e,nstea
westerns l. Is advisable Cog Chicago shippers 10 give
'"' Denbaei & Dewey sold So Western Calves 2ss D. at
&c 10 a. go 80 r. a. 4as e,...o,. ,sa =. oLc. 50
SHEEP AND LAMBsrleceipts 60 carloads Of 295
~ and about carloads were held Yesterday The
sheep market was much the same s as q sSeSs 9r PRIME
declined and sold hc lower than Friday The pens were
not FAR To- choice sheep sold a. 4ods5 90 and deck
oad OF selected for export az 50 Ss per loo ID Sood
Even at preens prices the saugherers that they
e can Ss make ea ady arr Os very ' Sgh
'e saies~J T. sadler Co. 400 Western Sheep, 50 n.
90 DO Y62s h. At 81 81 2o5 d. % ~ az - S. Ksn
lucky DO i0i q - % 81 dG e kdSta s e DO
at &C. . cuo,t. 400 Canadian Lambs. 90 10. at % 40.
sherman Culver: Jos Buffalo Lambs, 60 H. al 90 30;
90 IndianA Sheep. 96Aa N, 90 IS 90 -. "a - =.
40 } sS oio do. ss r. at IS 30 los DO 81 Sc So
r S. Kaee 25s Bufa lambs GO ~, a. 90 TO- 90 .
at easc 2o7 GaEada do 81 ~ at 6e; 212 DO 'sis ~ AZ
Genbsek Dewey 30 SsrterG can siS u Lag sS:
e %2S ca0' sSe do "a SG g. 2o DO son
" Eyeritt Pdeock: 42O Canada Lambs, so n at Csc;
j. n. PIdcock l72 Territory Sheep 1cs n at 5isc; "a
DO ssseed ia Sis ., aao heads CARLOAD.
a. jersey CITY ard carloads at 40tbst only % head
for sale Quoted firm a. 81 7ods5 90 and State Pigs
would probably bring 50 2odso 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept. 2sCotOn dull; %iddlng 1lsc
steady fas 7sa9Oc lOngbery soa9ge as to quality
red spot september 81 o tober 81 2asis.c De;
steady 4oa4Se Western steady mixed spot and sepen,
her 4oiaa4Oose; October, 40d40kci November 4eisa
Sosc year and January 59a39sc oats firm Southern
and PENNSYLVANIA 24d27l2c; Western white, 2Sa27a
do mixed 29d2lc Rye-Desrabe lots very steady. Soa
6oc Hay firm; prime 10 choice timothy, SIS oo@sls:
Provisions firm and unchanged Butter active ana arm
Western packed 15a16e; creamery, 22d25c Eggs nri
western 21lpa22c Petroleum quiet; rehneu, 81 20
Coaee dull Rio cargoes. fair, 192e: Sugar strong
Sc Copper steady refined, 1odl02e Freignts 70 Llv'
epoo per steamer steady grain, Odd Cork ior h
as cd Receips-Flour. 5000 bbls wheat 10 o0o push
corn 10 600 bush oats 1000 bush; Iye loV0 pusd,
Shipments-Flou 20 600 bbls; wheat $1,000 Dosn oaeS
Wheat 294 600 bush corn, $4,000 bush.
Buffalo N ", Sept. 2S-wheat-No. harq nnIi anu Nv
lever 600 bushels sold at 81 &c, ana 5OOg bushels az
blc; G. T. r. S9s4c asked No. Northern SSc SPOT aS
G. T. f. s6Sc asked No Milwaukee, SIC; winter grace:
oulet and weak No red, 57e NO: req extra 9go
No extra while s7c Corn dull No ysllow G S1S
No white 2ec No whe G 21s Nv R1e du and
nominal Flour IN good demand and STEADY M NIL oS
Canal freghts and unchanged Reeepts-topr e 09o
bills. wheat $1,000 bush; corn PnSH ense 90 S9 nbRo
ments-By eanal-Wheat 11o0O bush; S9tJld $1,000
hush: oats 10000 bush. BY ra-tl0ur 2o,VOO poinsc
Wheat Ii. 600 bush corn 10000 bush; oats. 6looo
Chicago Sept. 2sThe leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEElhe SPOT market Tor Brazil growSns n1 - eI
snaI an m SATURDAY LOOK, but prices We're HIDly mai
tailed Isr cargoss quoted l92e no SS' aroy1d 10
I'll ,rades i'm light demand. options swung eiyeI
5saef prices to-day tho speculation was e fec
ar9iNe ro,sideriug the half-hOday. Shots
G,yr septemcsr advanced 10 points al e oPvrtH
While later months gained 5al9 points. , ~ lose
Was barely so-ady, VITA some reaction haTe Ham
,.9i, and lover but closed WITH rally o, 2 "a
hHfg Sniet ami steady There were no RIO S ~
cryySd Total stock in New.Yok yes95oaI, 90 100
bsgs Warehouse deliveries yesterday 12e,o paes 60 LIN in
1.ovh ~ aI 5gT mas: deliveries yesterday 100 Days
ioa toek IN baltimore to-day, 2Os0l bags tota sD b
@ 0Sians - fg- hays: deliveries yesterday oass,
Sai stock IN today II 72S bag tS os tesm
III 81 107 900 bags do sail 49, 900 bags ahoae
nom Santos per steam sa September ~ 90 0oV rgd
states and afoat 446 84l bags same time 1902 ooy. Ia
So,. Sarno tr,e 1851 437 800 bags same une Looo
@ os baSs Total sales to-day 3125o bags. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Sept 8.-Catte-Receipts for the last twenty
four hours 5lOO head total for week thus far % 14Q
for same time last week 1900 CONSIGNED ,t hroush
market steady Sheep and p for t the "a,
10000: for same time last week, $4,000; construed
Though 4 COO Of which TO New-YorS, 800 on sse.
for last I%sntyfOur hours 1850 head toa o5 week
tbus Far 30 80: time last week oS,lOO con-
snad througb 500 OF which $500 TO Eew:York: on
ale 900; market steady, with good demand mo1ium
and heavy "A 5Ods4 70 cornfed Workers s3Go 90 PIGS
rs 25as3 so. 49,. 10 9. Tho nrvors,
ronrnaI5 reports Cattle-Recelpts $500 shipments
ZOO Market quiet and unchanged Choice 70 extra a
beeyss, y 9Sgss io COWS bulls and mixed 81 $50
81 Is Texas cattle a 5oas2 go nSves hna nat 600
Market strong s5 heavy sS 9gss 81
DgEnn2 shipments lO6O Market unchanged nsu kos
% T5as4 s.; Western. SO 60as4 10; IeAahs 90 0V"
a 10: lambs s4ds5 % per cwt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

hoiee fgg2fc fair 20 prime 15d17c; Western Imitation
Creamery choice i6alsc prime I2eiSc western DAILY
s asefy June iSins i6s2ae tubs arsts
nsin,c seconds she dairy and factory thirds 2a5c.
gguHEFstRather quiet for the day. but very lrn stats
Factory full cream eoored I'M iotei DO wnite: hae:
mart skins 4a6iac common skins 2aSe Ohio sst nne.
bs9c fair tnqgTy Tlsn a'e,ssa i'm
ranaSisn 22s1a23c; Western, 22za23c; held stock IA
else Lined prime. 1salscc
Inal Fall rsnnng 5Sc csntriiusan, se ,us assf
sse CUT loaf s.c trseS Powss,,sd sas;es
yiggss: standard az 7hc: on "a" 7sg7Ae; white
Extra 10 Oi,e7c; Extra &C." 6aG0'c "O'' 0'seosoi
Yellow 57sa0c.
srrARINE-ouiet but firm. CITY lard quoted nom
halyt 7aa7s.c; western, TIE. Oleomaraanne. Die
TALLOw-Genersly steady but quiet fnme Siv
quoted closing AZ 4xG4 9-l0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
IoNnoN WOOL SALES.

London, Sept. 2s.-Therc a essened attendance at
the wool sales to-day. There offered IL S43 bales
most Of which were sold readily. Recent adyiess from
Algoa Bay unsatisfactory. Reports from the ul-
cosntry state that drought Is prevailing. Fol
owjrg are tod,'s offerings ana tbs prices obtained
picecs 11da1s 05d greasy, s2dGls ID; DO locks and
nifees s,aSlf New.SOuth Wales-10O bales; secured,
f. idh bt do locks and pnces 11dals I'd greasy.
GlGiiiad; do locits and pieces. 5a9ad. Quecnsland-
5si4is sid. south Ausuala-gOo bales seoursd l. %
S Iaets and leccs 6adGi New-zesiand-7OQ bales
ser urd Ieddis 10d; DO locks and pleoes 0adals sd
Greasy. 7i.iQis 22d do locks and pcces 4LdlOd Tas
anls-soo bales greasy ais1s al do LOCKS and peees.
ALGIlLd Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-l,0OO bales
saan red IndSi OLD 1ia6eied-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

The bank exchanges at the New-Iork Clearing Horse
stocks sold at the NewYOrk Stock Exchange Tor
the week Of three years compare follows:
4 5s % s1S &
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The local money market last week worked firm
er SO that standing call loans at banks and other
financial institutions generally were marked up
TO per cent on Wednesday and Thursday: That
the financial institutions were able to do tins was
because of o sentiment more than OF actual con-
ditions. Every day the late supply at the Stock
Exchange was in excess Of the demand, and even
on Friday, when for short time loans were made
at 10 per cent at the close, there We're large
ment Irrespective of the so-called surplus"
reserves Of the New-York banks, it is worthy of
note that they are loaning only sAO9, 700
against their deposits of SAL 1924, ZOO that their
loans amount to So 200, 600 less than their de-
posits and that they are carrying that amount OF
excess deposits together with their capitals and
SURPRISES which return them no interest Going
back 10 the years OF activity, previous to 1884, II
will be found that the banks then were loaning
not only all their deposits but also portion OF
their capitals
The movements OF money from the Eastern
financial centres during the last two months is only
reflective of n greater general activity in business
and ffeer movement of the countrys products
than has been witnessed before during the last
five years. This change, so far from being an I'M
favorable Indication is the first favorable move
ment indicating prosperity which we have been
able to record during the last live years. But the
outward movement of money from tire Eastern
cities has nearly reached its maximum for this
season With the larger circulation Of legal money
during the last three years, which Is entirely dis
tributed between the Southern and Western sec
tons of the country, the drafts already made
upon Eastern financial centres, together with the
large Treasury disbursements otherwise than for
bond purchases I'll the requirements for this sea
sons business The exchanges at al points, West
and South. are gradually working favorable TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
FIRM UNDER PRESSURE.
STOCKS HARD HAMMERED.
THE TREASURY ADDS TO THE GENERAL CIR
CULATI0N OF LEGAL MONEY AND RE-
DUCES ITS AVAILABLE BALANCE.
Sunday, Sept. DIP. m.

Sunday, Sept. 29-p. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs S3s55,55S from internal revenue
S2,2S0500 and from miscellaneous sources $751;
ia total from all, s6,4S0,l72, against $500 6S5
for the preceding week. Yesterdays weekly
Treasury statement shows a loss TO its cash In
vaults Of S2,00O,270 and an increase Ill It's de-
posts in National banks Of 81 36,S91; net decrease
in its cash balances, 81 ,953,3S2. Adding TO the
list of legal money in its vaults the usual weekly
coinage of the standard dollar gives about
s2,500,0 900 as the sum of addition 10 the general
circulation of legal money during the last week ;
but part of this addition actually occurred in the
preceding week for payment of purchased bonds
not included in that statement, as yesterday S
statement also fails TO reflect the payment oil
about 100000 bonds purchased in the last days
OF last week. The gain OF 81, 81 1858 IN the gold
balance is due to receipts of gold certificates al
the New-York Sub-Treasufy, III excess OF pay
ments for purchased bonds, for payments of green
backs and silver certificates made at Southern and
Western Sub-Treasuries. The changes in the bal
ance in vaults are made up as follows: Gold gain
of 81, 1858, by an accumulation Of s1S2,l %
bullion, plus a reduction of sl,G35,7Sc in the
amount of outstanding certificates; the loss OF
s2,22O, 500 in the legal-tender balance. by loss
in the amount Of outstanding certificates and a
loss of 81 ,5sO,344 silver. by a loss of SCI LAS
coin, plus an issue of 81, 363,196 certificates As
the liability for redemption of National bank notes
was reduced s6O6,759, the available surplus over
the trust liabilities was reduced only el,346,l25
Suboined the results Of yesterdays statement com
pared with those OF the weekly Of September 81
Sept 81, 1880 Sept. %. 1882 Differences.
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
and S10c.no0- 80 -, 90 ooo no, - q, OF o-e
900 reserve. $50 0OoO3l Sof,o-ooci lhC' Fioi''"'"
Il. 4 notes. less - 1900, .oo - oco ooc
certificates 20,109232 &29No4z3 Dec 1SSUOSg1.
Mar bank notes 3G92,7U 100000 Dec. l2IOfS
Silver dollars and
thcates -. 2OAs29l4 1892 SO Dec. 1jSo,3h
Cash in treasy $50 1892 700 COG Dee 81 09O275
Deposits In Ma 40 Coz
tional banks. 42,0O1,t43 ~ 1873 o4O Inc Aooo''
Total balance 1872 2s eliza s39 lac Dec s1953 49,
Deduct for funds
held 10 redeem
Nat. blk notes
including the 5 -.o. oo- ~, mr. IN
per cent fund 7S,GO3,O9O IIJJO,15d DeV' wv 200
! Net available bal. 49, 80 .. ,,., 600 ~. -, o.o coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
OIL MARKETS.

Oil PENN Sept s INS Sxss g gs closed Ss
opened ~ ooo His ceaiances. $4,000 bbls charters
S. 507 bills shipments Ia S5iSd AMI rum Int drS IA
ongi Tiansit certificates opened at 9s closed AZ ''s
highest yY sept os-Natonal Transit certihcates
nnad az o8ss highest 99l. lowest 9Sai closed s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
THE PETROLEUM MARHE1.
- r,o,, rur FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.


bcarlsh petroleum field report is probable this week.
,rbaro should be shown increase IN he" uevctoP0
1T A. we'll AS A gain in the new production. Inc "e"'
lat week from Butler County Penn-' rehect'u al NJ
IN the output the daily yied Of Jefferson Cehlic risNh
900 barrels But the big gushers opened sooh puisH
80 INN, NJ the earlier wells and there was rail-
~ G IN lcss than 5000 barrels day There are o'her
ventures due IN the next ten days when may es .o
nossibltles of this field make IL possioie W 'o i
IT, somawhat closer 1t will be q mistake to Ignore
M nrobabllty OF even heavier increase III ohe oS sup
% - tho Pennsylvania fields than has already oceurrei
nco the shutdown movement accomplished us ooee' VI
reducing stocks aboye.ground
The I. no activity Of moment in the refined petroleum
rr., There are large stocks at the European ports
90 h Interior calls have yet drained them OIL sum-
Gently to compel a spirited demand The higher charges
1 nv ocean carriers also help postpone the foreign
inquiry. - ,,....r,,.,,o tho
9ecIded lead obtanei by consumption over the supPy
hS runs as show Syeas ssg 81 o 6afes
barrels ~ seP5em ten IssS n Sent pStt' ise The de-
yees average 292 barrels d hG a' 9fP7 barrels
in september 1885, 1890 barrels in 1851 and 1890
Oa S ppe line figures from September to 90 Charters
to the 97th), inclusive are as follows rvcos.
Total 3 ss sOsS Ss ss$s54f sS
Az per c CONSOLIDATED stock and PctF FO sSe
EHsnSe Of ai e rules Of the oil to make
o,S Sai and Apply Offers To NsSsn' dsvSy
tbe option system being otherwise retained In n
exnresslons opinion meetings OF members OF
be bradford and OIL City Exchanges are nnfeyoraoe 70
snv change in existing system This would seem 70
sssoshodnIy the maintenance Of the existing system
Students OF the petroleum situation VII nnd io9a 1Gr
.aaccton in the geological reports OF the fennsylNand
Sat department especially those prepared under hs
s,pervison OF Professor John r. Sar asslsHnt 70
te Geoogis Professor j. Peter Lesley Professor Cofl
oys he full confidence Of his superior officer and tho
of which issued The condition OF Pehhsyana
| ali eeids is well made and valuable ,.,.u ,. ,,
THO National Transit certificate speculation ast week
presented no novel feaures Prices were variable ana
AVA news The moderate OF the decline was due
~ he narrowing volume OF certificates which restricts
for the short The ial In refined JOSH
pme eject because the maintenance OF rates on cases
~ which moderately business u being done Specu-
tl"n on any scale OF importance Is unknown In me Ger
tGcate market Traders scalp from CAV 20 nay wishous
ening or the producing interests conspiracy OF In
annears Ii have seiHed control OF the situation.
The market closed devoid Of sgnineanse about half way
The range prices and the total dealings IN Natonal
terminates Consolidated Stock ana Petrol@ un
bnee and the Stock Exchange for the last two weeks
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LoYdon Sept 2 mSAaantc s5a Gff Eric sSs,
meScan. ordinary 5is 81. Paul common 81 Keaa5nS
nor ounce Money 5a5l2 per cent. Y .. aa frames 20
~ paris adyices quote per cent rehVes aS 90 dhoS o0
confines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

includes Of 900 barrels Of September and 5000
barrels OF tomorrow delivery.
Refined oil stu rules dull Quotations were reduced 10
points 10 40 per gallon in New-Yok and Phih-
de'phia and 7.05 cents In Baltimore
Foreign Quotations easier, ending at 17ls franis
Dor kl0s Antwerp; 6.75 marks per so kilos at
Bnen. and ll13d5 1915 pence per imperial gallon at
Tnufgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
r, .vANNAu FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

y AND LIvERpooL
'ATES MAIL STEAM Ems :.
britannia. oct. 80 10 an m
sAdflatic. Nov. y . p. IN,
sTeutOnic.. Nov. 49, . O. a'
Germanic Nov. 70, . " nS
/. foot OF West i0th.sL IA
tanners. Saloon. fales, 80
s35 ana upward. aeeordinnS
,erth. Excursion usAo'S
90. Company's Onics' w.f
Philadelphia o.iice, 400 w.
i. pRuCE ISMAf, Asen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
STAINED

Good ordna M ,1G ml9oiins
The option market ruled quiet to-day and there Tes
mn %nincant features to the dealings Liverpool asIo9
no ,e hGSsr wSSh had strengthening influence early,
prices advancing 1a2 points Freer selling OF Sont
Subsequently weakened months and tlcy cOsu
point lower Late deliveries however. leit on % ~ 10
ponts rise from the final Of yesterday Sa'eS' JAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
Ocean 6ieamer5.

ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN C hin Hc;o
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERIHCA AND n N "a A""'
Fur san Francisco via the Isthmus Of Psnam1 n
CTTY OF PARA sails Tuesday, October l. noon
From san francisco, LIST and Brannan sts
CITY OF pEKING sataFday 0ssosss 20 s,, E
NJ, tretoht massage and general Information apkp
for alsik nasce on Tie pier foot Of Cana-st N z
COMPANY H j. BULLAY, General Superntendsnt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

CoTTON-Tbe spot market ruled dull and s sa' Saes for
o~nori and 1i7 bales consumption Snc, SelUhoeI
~ rceepts at the ports aggregated ~ IOl DaeS '
90 oGT bales for the corresponding time last year
oroatons are based on standard OF cassnea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
va snce sos, 1s9H82 soGs42sOo Dec. 81, BAG 62S
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED

BY the operations of the New-YOrk Sub-Ireas-
ury in the week ended last Friday evening, which
included the receipt OF 81, $4,000 for exchange
on other Sub-Treasnries and the payment OF
Sl,s55,3Oo for purchased bonds, the New orlI
banks lost S2,046, 746 cash. Yesterdays bank
statement of averages reports loss of 81, 154 200
cash As considerable sums Of money were re-
ceived from the interior late in the weak, the
statement undoubtedly is made on rising averages,
and the actual cash holdings at the close OF buSl
ness Friday probably were about Sl,000,0O0
greater than the sum given IN the satemeAt.
Loans practically were unchangcd-a decline ol
$500, 600. The reported decrease in deposits
S2,844 000-is about 100000 greater decline
than the other changes call for. The statement
results in a loss of 81 ,043 $50 TO the surplus
reserve, and leaves il at only $685., 49, against
Sl4 rs IL rs September 30, 1888, S9l 400 Octo
Der /, 1887, and 5000, 925 October . 1886
The changes for the corresponding weeks OF
preceding years were as follows: IS8S-loans
decrease $500, 600, cash increase S3,4l 4,900 dc
posts increase S2,405, 500, and surplus reserve
increase 81 Sl3,450; 18S7-losns decrease 81 ,633,
AGO. cash increase 81, ~, 900, deposits increase
S3,s90,l00, and surplus reserve increase $780,,
$50; 18S6-loans decrease 81 7S, 90 cash increase
81 72S, 500, deposits increase Sl,323400, and
surplus reserve increase Sl,397,750.
The saoement compares with those Of corresponding
dates Of 1887 and 1855 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30
,NmaN LINE Z. s. and Royal Mail Steamers.

| Nf"x rop orFENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
From mp Pief 4S foot Of Chrstopherst New; YSsk
CITY CITY OF De PcAfr, Wcinesi october 80 m
CITY OF NEw:YoRK wednesdsy :n Oct "a 10 az az M
CcIr ~ PhsskGE SEQ and upward SECOND SAbi5m o'
outward ss5 and $40 PEepasd $40 Jersey Cy PfTEs
, WEEHiH fR"' Z SONS General Agents. BOWLING
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,CtIop LINE L. S. MAIL Steamships.

a NNAi0iS NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL %
"A ss CRY OF ROME, "wednesday, Oct 10. sao
e,oo, Sossaoe $50 $50 $50. 500; second Glass; SSo
Sa'00A GLASGOW VIA LoND,2 ON ~ IsTov.s.
,.,o no' Oct 3 1. m. Furnessia. Oct u. D. M
t.tnnn.HHppr1a Oct -, am. lDeyoniaoeI 20 J. H.
AH'-' Rates Of passage 70 ,rnonor.
GLASGOW LoNDoNDERRY or Es dlVs sisetsSe 900
T1oVefS circular Letters of Credit ana Drafts iof any
amount is,gd m, az 10y ISSe e ROWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

TBS following were saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
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,u,prrsTON. sc. the South g. Southwest.

CHARLESTON, SC, the South & Southwest est:
" JACKsoNyILLE AND1 , AIh FrloVNPANy ID
From pier 90 f. r. foot Roosevelt;sO' az . p m
crHfTNoIE Charleston and jacksonville tues 0ct 4.
iRooUois Charleston and Jacksonville sat- Oct
YEN ASSEE Charleston and Jacksonville Mon Oet 2.
All steamers rsclass PASSENGER ah ~ ne ns,
under policy effected at one-nIh OF one pof
cent. "M' L. Wiz Rowling Green N. Y.
~ q FGER. G. f. A. @. 6. F. p. Line, 3l9 BM y.N:I
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serve and the total deposits the respective dates:
Specie ......... 1914 800 sS5 32G4O0 sG0574 600
Legal-tendcls 20 1913 800 3lC09,50O 80 L92SOO
Total reserve s9547S,6O0 s15g 035 800 SlO5 o6G zoo
Reserve required
against deposits 1886 zoo 1O217s725 1O433l ,o5C
Surplus .:......:,. so,o1Lloo s14.757I75 1895 100
Per cent Of deposits 20.07 2s.0I 1922
The following is Saturdays statement in de-
tail
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pAIIRnAn EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings ;o Oh
fortvseyen companies or systems Tor the tnro
,rec in Sentember. The gains reported continue
WeV IN ~ t1oIpomnnoilv large The aggregate gam
to to t BE P%6oe number IS $5a5285 1917 per
cent OF the foryseven companies n thr ng oSy
give average gain Of lo,S pr G ce' cent % The
fn ao table divides the aggregates ana diner.
ences Of the companies showing gains ana lSDeS
80 - -, sen.-- 1895. 1889. DHcrenc1e2s p =;
81 week ~ sep'Y ~, al. 6A0 1868 81 10; Is
81 Soppanie5 500 800 274GJs Dec |o'-o- o.o'
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NEw.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
W." from Pier 40, North Riywe,rE.,cr
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERNlCfso n m
servia Oct. g. . 80 D. m. BOthns.; Oct "a ~ M
GaIIirp Oct 80 M seFSiaa Nov
Aurania Oct 10. Gala Nesyr,eciste s55.
seerge tickets ard from all parts tSn ~ q he company
once 4 Bowling Green, Newly ,o,a, Agents
'yFpNON III BROWN & CO., OeneIn II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-30

DED STAR LINE. ,,s
X ~ NOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
~ c,u,ng rom New-Y0rk and Antwerp weekly.
vyrsT4RNI AN -. wednesday October = IL a m
t ~ ~ ID "Wednesday, October y a. M
CABIN rates First Cabin, $50 and aRwarr si
s,on and inward Second CABIN t4O EA0uiSso"' W
and $50 vvPIGHT Sons Gen'l ACTS g Bowling Green:
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AMERICAN PACKET co:

1ExPREss SERVICE between New;YO Tx, s sslss
ampton (Londonl and Hamb9 ~ zoo ~ horse power.
EXPIRES, =; I + W VViuTokiA ii Oct u
REGULAR SERVICE 70 ~, PyaaiI Sess g ma@burs
RSaetis NJ Oct z, low W. rates
First cabin $50 and ppwsrd 't SSsss HobSsen n J.
General enss 81 Br2,S. genera q RroasRb CO.
J. CORTIS. Mgr Oh bros1~eS.-
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COMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
1 TIoUF FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
crnnanys pier new No AZ North River ~ OF Mortons
iRIt l'r ACNE dc JOusseln turday ,OcL5 80 pm
u - PPWHAMPAGNE Boyer saturday. October IL, a m
IA R1iOGNE Frangeu. Saturday October 10 noon
~ A FORGET. General Agent No. 8 Bowling 9tsen