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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
GRAIN IND PRoDCCE .NIRxETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


Tho prices Of wheat Saturday up and down BY
turns with speculation Of considerable magnitude Tor n
shor. session. Their. ue excitement. however.
and tho market closed steady and virtually unchanged
There carly depression renewed long -'l!ing
p.ices defining 49, cent able. wee generally
receipts not big although they SIN w"r"
liberal and the bc,r.sh scntim-nf was prevalent The
weather aso favorable. The recovery later WAS du"
10 Gs-r."n OF Fridays ">por: business further rmHort
SaturaT md covering Of shorts over Sunday tn.
larger and foreigners bought despite th"
weak cables. Curb prices wrr" stronger with gan 81
NAV. Cash whoa, wa. weak"r, 30 actual r.pon pl,.
ch,es made but la~ IN tho day ther" werr r~pors
Of further Liberal buying BY for" cnrrr -
tor7i gained tds cent lsFrly on bull manipulation
i.d cent rsaiing closing cent for som: month.
and = cen. Deter for othe,. lash lot. w.,. a!m and
Sa.. closed -. cent lower afrr frequent changes.
There new feature. Cash oats were e~sier end
lard W.. Ioa2o psinu higher on manipulation .. III.
The nn.l omeial quotations Saturday as
Wheat o..obe. 7ax; November; 7s!; December. 7st;
sis NAV s!'s June ss+ cents. =.
Corh-October. 20: November %0s: December. 81 {:
January. 1903. so May. 5lt cents.
oats -Octoor @a' November. 3th; December 3Gh {;
Nay 1922 30s cents
lard -ocobsr g: November. ss:S; December. e. IS
January l-p3 e. g.?
q S,sIn and -four ."pSrt'd ." Saturday a,
i.ou. Wheat. r"T S''r S".
oats 2o?5.s bushels total grain 81. i4s bushels nou
;.'i p..'s ,,a se.S ~ h. '"s ST. H"
bushels oats 20: $50 bushels total grain To-. IL bush.
els -four, 20 90, bsrrtls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
TIE TARIFF IND PRICES.
CONE FACTS AND FIGURES.


From q letter In The Baltimore Sun.
There are many large buyers Of tin cans p this
city: We are among the number ! have gone over
our nor s ms Sea ,a at the s0
prices paid previous to and since the passage Of the
We Say nine sizes formerly R,Id Tor No. ~
81 sS cents no. &c. ssss No.
We now pay for No: l..4 cents; NO. 9, se-loo
cents 70 No. g Is CENTS u
cents: No. O.. 90 cents.
borne out BY every large buyer Of these il this
country Us fact that tho consumer gets the ad'
The opponents Of protection tell the people that
the duty must be added to the cost OF goods. Very
Protecuon' stimulates manufacturing sharpens tIe
intellect Of manufacturers and inventors fact which
. e In x ai s ~H hencs
Wearing apparel and every article used in the house
hold Is produced md sold for less than before
articles used in the household how the present prices
compare With former prices It was shown that every,
Manufacturers Of glass tableware show BY their books
ns ss ns to tie rice sne. 's
Mckinley tarif act It Is also tact that many i'm.
down IN 70! jus, the price charged
This shows low much England has been getting out
OF years and explains her opposition to
@prtectiOn."
Try u certainty to follow, and sec how quick the
English will advance prices.
Vow ne to wages. have the wage books Of my
father who employed nom thirty to seventyave men.
These books run from 1910 to 1860
fnd that tho wages paid during the whole OF
that period nom - to $40 per wcck. according
IN tho character Of the work-Only two men Of the
number being paid the extreme amount named The
sumc class OF workmen are now paid from SS to $l3
per week.
Look at the present condition OF our working classes,
compare II with Whit 1t was. Are there any willing
level With the miserable pauper labor OF Europe, a
visit TO the Of Baltimore will subsantae the
xfatements made here. You have. MessrS. Editors,
but TO turn to the udve sing columns of paper
Tor q confirmation OF these facts. l have for many
vears hern Identified with the working classes. and
Il is In their interest that take up this question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

~ Louis, Oct 30 C,tuc-tt@'ciDt. J. 700 heal ship.
m m"nt, 100 head M,r.c, scti,c and strong: fair T.
good h'ti.c Steers A3h* 20; rh"re heavy fOds& -
medium To best r.xa, and Indian steers s. ajdT3 %
noE.cn 'pts 600 head shipments. 23oO head. Market
90 on hraVy. ~ 4Odt4 20: packing - 3Odx5 6j: light
~ S;df5 co. . She-p-It.cripts. 900 head shpmont,
oo ncaa. Market .cady natives range 4. 75dst Is :
Chcaso Oct 2n7"rhe t.enlng J.urna ror-
Cstue- i.,epts 200 hoad shpu ents 1000 head bust.
Tor top steers tsdss 90. Hog.-Reccipts, lsOOS head
atS % mix:. =; .'mSs 10: prime h.r"S 81 :6asi os
pr me ilftt " SbdsS 90 other lights q; 2oaeS 40 Sheep
nur ,n,: Oct o., last "a hour
last week 500 head consigned through S2o head 70
Sm, 22o head on ale 40 head market very
for week thus far head same time las. week
1000 head consigned through. IA ZOO head tu Now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

va. 400 head; on sale. $3.50 head; market cpcoSsc
Y YST dull ' Toe closed very dull and I'd
b :s, s0F nss, s sn SSst
70 iar a. 70 heat confed IS do common sxrs
f :. SG assorted rough, $685. 81 aSd
rsTss R.eeS;s s. hours 5000 head total for wS eek
~ AGO head; time aet wtcK, fSiiW%
mus t.a 's cfa,.fned through head TO 10y
head on sale oOco mead market opened very gu" AMY
owrr; a. 1884 eS fair to good sheep 50 9od$t g
c"s and no. "a ioaes q ansa a. a. ~ fsr 70
am 81 ooas5 cus to fair IS 75aet 5 Canada CON;
mon 70 good. Is 25ds5 +o do choice to faney' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool Ocs. 20. 4" p. m.-Deef-Hotts offer mod.
prstcr. rOrk-lhs supply I. poor. il.m-Hold'r orrr
ric~i middss about 81 NJ hrp at 45,. heeIe Holders
oner moderately. TLlow HOLDERS ofsr snringly. Tnr.
spsrngly; ctmnon aim At Is. fArd-spot'rnc supply 4.
s" Sf oe.oSSr nns a % @hs a1dsr "Ss rely
40. red winter dull 81 IS 2ad; 40 a: I'd sprIs dull
1t - lid. Flour Holders offer mod rateI CorfSp :.
and fvtures-ioIdcr, ono, moderately: nxcd M'tSrn
vcmber steady OF ~ sid; December stedy ut Is 3D.
Hops OF London, Pacific Cost Iiedcrs ~ oicrng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
KIT KAT CLUBNEN AT A SMOKER.

The Kit Kat Club had "snoker" on Saturday
night Mt its clubrooms. No 20 West F1ftyninth-st.
sketches in black and white exhibited by George
Varlan and Henry Knickerbocker. catcatnres by
Theodore wuest Otto Wolf and Edward Gay exhib-
tied landscapes paintings In oil and wafer color were
shown by Benjamin Esgleston. E. H. R. Brooks A. E.
Backmore and G. E. Goodman. Among those present
were w. Lewis Frasief. A. p. Rider. A. S. Parsons. A.
E. Blackburn, CARL J. Blenncr and Verplanck Birncy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.

The money market appears to he rising one.
While there was no material change in the local
market, full rates were demanded. At the Stock
Exchange call loars ranged from 3 to per
cent, and renewals and the bulk Of the new
business wcrc done Ut per cent. This was in
deed the ruling rate throughout the week. Time
money was In q little better supply. but tho ce-
msnd was light and borrowers were unwilling to
roncedo the rates asked BY lenders. few small
loars on thirty days were made ut and 5 IL
per cent. but for longer rcriode no amounts were
available below per cent. The movement OF
currency continued {" b. unfayorable to this
market, and transfers through the Sub'Treasnry
amounted to $i,3i3,OO0. The movement was
principally to the South. whose demands have
not yet been satisfied While it ia generally be-
licvc,l TINT future shipments will not De large.
tho reflex movement Is likely to bc delayed by
the latcmcss Of the cotton crop. In the Euro
rran markets money was again materially daarer.
la London the Bank Of England made 10 change
in its discount rate. but in the open market
money rose to . i-?a? ga per cent for discounts
and to IA for daily balances. On the CONT.
iicnt thero was the same tendency to higher
figures. At berlin the Bank Of Germany, advanced
its rate Of discount to 4 per cent and ut other
financial centres the open market rates were
higher. ,,. .
Tie movement Of gold from England to the
Continent was continued on a falrly largo scale.
The foreign exchanges were dull and lower
Early In the week the OFFERINGS OF commercial
bills were more liberal. and In the absence Of IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
TOTAL 6ahnce :. 100, UI3v U sSI,o4B,1b i INC.
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

By tho operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended Friday night, which in
other points, tho associated banks lost 81 235,7l0.
The weekly bank statement published yesterday
shvweu gain in cash OF 500. The increase
Of IN specie was lately que 10 resfP hS
tile continued high rates for money. At Montreal
money cannot he employed at better rates than
per cent, and the difference between the two
markets is sufficient to cause the return Of the
American gold Of which Canada always holds
fair supply The movement Is ono OF the ocne-
fetal advantages Of q more active demand ior
money shipments of currency 10 tho interior
appear Il have reached the maximum. but tho
return flow las not yet begun. There was q
further contraction OF loans. averaging 100,
AMI the reduction in deposits followed It very
closely The statement was, indeed reasonably
consistcn: The result Of all the changes was
gain Of y ,56l, $50 in the surplus reserve. and the
S3,sO4l H. against $l2 ,33s,525 in the correspond
ing week year ago. and Si"l,9'o in the pre-
C.ding ysnr
The cMnses in the corresponding weeks Of pre-
ccdinc VANS were az follows; 1891 loans in
creased, S24s, loo cash increased SAL De,
posts inrsassi. S3,267 900; and surplus reserve
increased SaS 4so Ss Ssd loans 1ao deG snasi ~
creased sp,4sl,4 400, and surplus reserve Increased
$sa6,s30; 1889. loans increased S75s,20o. casll
Increased s3i6l deposits ,ns ~ $l's'" 'oo'
Subjoined is Saturdays statement compared with
the corresponding dates Of 1890 and iS0l:
Loan. Sss s. 81 go b 20 81; g.
Sn.-Ie . 77G1I.1)0 ~ 54s. 800 20 $50. 900
irgal.,ends,a ~ % l0l. 400 33.S35.ooO <55U5 30)
i;ssS.a ssss s sssasS ssssss IS
The following shows tic relation between the
total reserve aud the toal deposits at the re-
epective dates:
>,,,,. s,1o7lioO ss3.o<l 900 ~: so. 800
rs,i ,.,d cr. ~ q IL. +0c 1873 100 IS 3Oj. 800
R..,rys go 77s leo SIG. $50 800 silS. I'D. 200
Reserve rcQIircd ,,o 49,
against dcposio. 00o7Lt.S loS'o4-To iH'2"-'o-'
sur,lu, s;0 US slY sys sc5 syso4.l7,
Percentage 30. %" -''
The following table shows the percentage oil
reserve held By each bank. 1t should be OBJ
served that National banks are required to keep !.
reserve Of 25 per cert and State banks ono OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

STAINED.
ooo3 Ordinary ..5 7.10 Low Middling ....-o iS.io
0ooi I'M q IA NLldlinU ........7's

az; s.: s. 81; s.! iSIS5
rLorM AMP AMI. JS.1 he
&C. Z: !;%
i e.! Gs ;.ft :''ssy III Ss
s%Ssns$ + s sS Flo
;Sf 1s1y Quoted e.
S f.; AZ ma. sSs
GRAlN-wHEAT-Fu' as,on, were les IS, frequent 20
tsy '%e e; S
stissis yAe md Si' az s:*s
x: S AZ ssn G
s ssaes GI''fa "' a.S pT,;s:
sub ssss s,, ss TO s Dsf SS
closing early news 'as ,, generally aMsa os sgsf
e.b is' ws se de sSr lystp"
down as%s'? ''i ss:s Fl
,s.n n 9 . s snd he sss: bought
liberal i% .s the sa. '
s9 dS'p IS e: ps ~s
dSes IId kingdom 't . Or. o" 10th. thu
::s :: .'s
s:ss 81 49,! Il S!s
49, 900 ss;s r
ss So q: SoyeeS c0 losing 7s s;'f
,s:ss e as r. s, sS Closing 4 s%
s N'.n % & IS s?:ss So? fsisf
, sd s. ss.s
Gode5c sixrowed d. 7sasoc Wssssrn ~ S%
IS; = tHs$
sS;: ~ en-; Ss
,ssn cam, 'a break q s on tsaass
during 1S%fs Ae a ~ss %
ruled s2s $ tH' Nay
. sss s5 is fs%
* s''yS.s sss s:Sa; y os;.Ss
scs % 'sai ays sss osa
ssS es.s e ssy o;
49, S i$:ssns e. %s at az; es,s
as.a 3d. sA'' sss
Ss'i Ss:$ sss;'
ssssS 's.nS :'
mss e. Sc IS I oT on tH%
"'sI AS sgss s3K%xSIsAs trading SUI noted in A.y
;$S $ s
Do short rye '0SSoe DO os' io's's: Do
] sS "'f F;;e.s q. .s.% s ,ass
Cd ss g Il "ss s.. , 's s'?
P g Ssee ;asa. S do s sa &c MEDIUM
MoiAssEs-In iIsht foquest; Cuba. so p.s, nom
''
eS' as' end a' q sus"
f9s s. !! .: s 8. 4 81
sE:f:' 3: ';%s sS
sses' s:: g.. :ss .;s$ e
S$:. IT, Is l .,., 6: s$s.. :s::
600 ': and aas f. Ia Srr
s!$:. 9 ;SJs $
Ell iss ,''ss 't' Ss 70
s: ''$s s: ss = e" 6:
:;: s's:,': /;
so' :@e S' sa 'ss S"i's
With holder: s'"e steady . 4" nsT view.
solasic; eocoanut csvlon sas1c coehi" o4e ''% sS
go ;se cas~ ely " s d. &C.
pressed SOC; light pressed. SIC tleach.d vi"ser Sor
crude osa?oc; natural spsns. C7a7Cc b-och.i sizing
palm. prime Lagos. So ai.c whale crude Snnt,er' &c
natural sPring az blsached sp.nc s0ab7c nat1n;
&c ~, re: eieph""nt hesshc1 wlntcr ec pc.ced ooa
s7c olive. italian. bills common oldoSc salad Su,itT
81 $S aHs2 n .soS. b urine SoTssc
Prices .ass rspot ms,. quoted si2 :Sas!2 70 Tor
short clear. sl5 7!as,? 80: extra prime sis soasi4
sEEEoUnehanged and duh extra meas ee1e6 rs: family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

renned petroleum was UNCHANGED at cents per gallon
barrels. and 34i cents in bulk at PhlISdelpha
per gallon Crude oil was unchanccd AZ $40 cents per
gallon IN barrels. and points higher ia bulk Ct POS
cent Washington unchanged 81 <bo cents
in barrels. and o3J cents 10 bulk Naphtha was un'
Foreign quotaton. wor. reduced franc at Antwerp. at
l3S france ne. 100 kos AMI hangsl Bremen
al js5 marks per 20 ko, and London At +'a+ l30d
pc! Imperial gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE Or rni|I''
The petroleum market continues intensely du'i. ano
the commercial and Geld Developments 40 acx'hs o" "
urents OF sensation. In Southwestern Pennsy''amA M'
outnut OF tho Nc Donald field has fallen on mA'er'a''
and the general course production seems TO D" less
aggressive than OF lat The deliveries arc sn2h'y o'
the increase and Is hoped that the full report OF 'ho
p.pc lines for the month will indicnt, iconc'on II.
stocks. The foreign oil markets a.e barely s'saoS "1
IN directions there IL slight tendency 70 "eaN
ness. The refined petroleum situation az no''e -
without new feature and the export trade Is maintained
a. It's present volume only by sacrifice OF prices a.
compared with year ago. Producers VINO lohs 10.
better prices hoping for early approach OF cou
weather to interfere with development work. 40 IL seems
Impossible bring about general rcstrcuoa OIL sho
operations designed 20 discover new supplies OF oil.
The partial returns of the pipe lines OF PennV'ahs'
NewYork for oil but four days Of this month show
daily average Of Of 05+3G barrels against tuil
daily averages OF 81 sos barrels In september; llS33I
barrels In October 1891; sS732 barrels In lSW' ana
6%0i3 barrcls In October. 1882 The daily average d
deliveries has been 1900 barrels against s2ooo DS'
rels In Scpembet s97SS barels In Octobor 1891 3d.
40 barrel, In $780, and 90 DOL barrels In October 1889
The Pipe limo figures from october 10 - charters IN
the oSth) inclusive. are as annexed
Runs. D.!.y..l.. a. M!ss:: Charters, , ,:;;
AS f.. Per e.y rs a. s 70" report. follow:
october / 10 q Inclusive:
Total barrel. iis5SS5YY 's sSis
A TaS e P"d a., tsuai. speculation wa. aS
SSs Ct Il: 1s l';' ssfs 1n'5s
Exchange the option dealings were neasIs and ae
ss'H%s sE;"ss ."s :%s
.e r"s for h shs sIe"s s' barely
III: range price. thc tot. as1gs IN : Ma;iona
as s% GSeSass i &c
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

sctive demanl for remittance The nasx.a
oe2resscd: The bills were gradually sSsr
and rates remained steady at the 6cclirS
market closed dull without other feature - ~
ana % ~ "a for long and short stesiire
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the Rr0as ea,,,,-
nity,nve Iauroad companies or systems fot 4
third week OF October. OF this number "a,
enc companies return gains Of Sil7,3iS' ~
per cent. and fourteen companies return ~
averaging IL per cont. Tie whole number n ~
$22i,S 1913. or ~ per cent. 1t hasprinted a. :
gross earninge Of sixty-four companies 70, r
second week Of October The whole numihss
an increase Of $2l&2l0, or "a per cent s"s
The following table divides the aggregate. -
differences Of the companies, showing esins -
losses:
q week Il ocs a. lssi n. . lsy2 Differences. :.
II oomIAnies. ,5SS. S3S 3g2 $50 Dec Ies az
Total IS ee. oss iss 400 4s2 Inc ec2i sii I,
q companies. O' 90 2yo ln S.sssS's,
II conrsnies....... ls:9,962 i6eo 800 Dec 2i8C0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
INCREASE IN SPECULATION,
SPECIAL SHARES MONOPOLIZE ATTENTION
THE TRADING LARGELY PROFESSIONAL

SPECIAL SHARES MONOPOLIZE ATTENTION
THE TRADING LARGELY PROFESSIONAL.
Sunday, Dot. 3o-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer received last week
from customs $?,S9o,l55. from internal revenue
S2,37sy06, and from miscellaneous sources
Si72,o4o; total from all Sj,26l ,00l, against
$7.29ss80 In the preceding week. This report
lacks tho receipte on Friday. when the Washing
ton departments were closed during the greater
part Of the day. The weekly Treasury statement
shows an increase Of $64l, 1856 In the net cash
in vaults, and an increase Of S23o,2el In deposits
in National banks According to the statement,
therefore, the net cash balances were strengt hened
by Sa7?,l97 Tho only decrease occurred in the
legal-tender balance. Ia which there was heavy
decrease in notes
The principal changes in the vault balances
were made mp rs follows: A gain in the gold bal
ance Of $739,7l6 by gain OF S5ss,736 in coin and
bullion, and reduction of Sl52,o in tho amount
Of outstanding certificates gain In the silver bal
;nce Of Sj5O,317 by an accumulation Of $340,975
in coin and bullion, and reduction Of $209,342
in outstanding certificates. and q loss in the
lceal,tender balance Of $734,457 by decrease
of Sl,7l1,457 in notes. less q reduction Of
Sl,0le,OOO in currency certificates Treasury
notes to the amount Of $S32,000 were issued in
payment for silver bullion, but the sum Of
S50,sls was returned in the ordinary course OF
business, and the amount Of these notes out
standing was increased consequently by $772,lSA
The Treasury's liability for the redemption Of
National bank notes was enlarged by $2,3os, and
the deposits of lawful money on that account
amounted ut the end Of the week to $25,l9l ,032.
Subjoined is Saturdays statement compared with
that OF October 90:
Oct. 90. Oct. 90. Differences.
Gold coin and bull
lon. less ccrtLh
Gates and 800. -. 49,, -. AZ, ...o,,,
coo. 00O reserve. .&"3 306"l' NfOtoHo3 Inc. Uooio
occriiucatc, ~ o. 800 5l92,912 Dec. 134.4SI
NATL bank note.. COOS. 800 c6co.35G Inc. $1,000
Silver dollars and
bullion. less cef - .o,. ,.ou,
tiuCate3 2,CU0,oIl o,4ouloo lnc ooO,ol'
Cash in 453 e39C6s $50 Inc &8+l 930
LINK" bpEks =" II ,ooi.5l7 1881 77s Inc. 23oosl
Total balance $50 O73 go ISL $40 l67 Inc. ss72 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
TOTAL, RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-saturdly', usual duns,s prNaIis IN Bra t
zil Crowth, p!Ices whst I" inc
ba,i, Of iGlaalGS Tor No. Rio. Mid grades ALSO
low In III. contract line moderate d ei"" = acuty
wa, noted and the ruled lower. despite Inc btt
tone Of foreign Pics at IT, co,e show" ,
port, ION Brazil and local realizing. Have pain n
..ai r. Stocn in Havrc. 10000 bass OF which 80
Las during tn, month $4,000 bag. Ham n'
iions-Sovember Is d.. enb,r. 7is. I'd January. 49,,
isOuay s, March 7si o cd Aps g." GOOD SS .eco %
90 kilos 500 eHch.nse Wrivate u iI rses'pSo o -
bass Rio clearances to Europe. 1000 bags RIO stck
1888 600 bags Rio market firm receipts in Santos ia.oo
good average santos nominal receipts at ko july So,
to ,o St oSS tass same time 1890 900
ct Santos. July 70 october 20 1879: lllo00o bags 6
OO0 bags: total sales here to-day. q ,2b0 bags s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

AZ the Produce Exchange today ne butte, m.'s, %s~
s s1;2;,y ffit rS.S '!oa fsT:'' '''' ''"' ~
.SS " sss' ;: , We" 5000 T. s. :s; d.
H. H. ~; NE %i,: e;
sa.., 't i:. o s:Ss Butter i:s.c
Mr.n.ee Oct. ?,rou; Dun c css .;Sr ,ss; 80.
:ss5'". ' s Il sas g.
5.s sss .S'::s !."S; 5
90" h SS:n r S, o sS,S S' farley %cc bush
Minneapolis. os, s; ..; sS:s' 's":s ' ~:
. Of SsS' ~ .,s:sa Ss ST. ss
Ss mes. 2, s., sS Is ..1 sr Of y" s lid
a, 81: and Their TS va.
No. MOT. S 1: :n .e a. s''Hs," ;'
s ss md ); Ply ' Ssi s:y''3s = g..
Ss ssAi'i l.fa ss '"" 81 S's sss
S.s t.. 2 2...o r" d s?Ss'i IN ."t '"Ss
."a IL m'py XVI o" "a p ys es @ "
."S W , r., :;is & s"
"a sis7'.s so ;ps 81 g. 'so jaSs s
p: s .s f.. No. .. 60; ea
70; l%e' rsS BIZ .npG; 1 'sSA 90 bn "1 Sc oc
SsW%s' ss essc ssT
8
D sSSS ss, aso.c c jaS"srv sodsosc aa
st'sdy Pennhyivana nrsts. 2i4d.ic. Sugar r.hn.i
steady and quiet cub~ 6i.c; extra powdered XXXX.
ard eranulst,i. Sc crown A. 3.l6c; crystal a. hr
4. t.c red star A. tsse E.y,,o"e A. 900 Frank: ,.s
Other articles UNCHANGED Recsipts-Flour, 200 his
600 sacks: wheat az 600 bush corn. 81 300 bush :;
oats II 900 bush Sbpmcnts-Wheat 10 600 bush corn.
$500 bush oats. 90. 200 bush.
ST. Louis. Oct "o.--Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
declined sc early. then ahvahcch ltdi.c. Later It
dropped again. but cloeed 'sc above yeMerdN' lash
closed q shade OF. G4' dose; November, 0o'3e ASKED
December. G7.c May. 75c. Corn-fnsh and October
psScns. r !is::c; y..s so.c Nay 4i,.e. o.t.
s7,.r BID May ssc Nv. lower: offered at sor: Dcey
quiet sample lot. Of MInnrsoa at 55c Iowa 02c Br,n
dul 53t5ic east track. Hay unchanged 1"h aul"
s7oas75c; sprlt:r qu!et, 100 tlss.rd ow ,"r
changed. whiskc! quiet O. 10 E,asine and cotton
ties unchanged provisora dull and rather but not
S esi%s F7o%r 5000 bis: wheat. isoona bush corn
* 600 hush SsirMcn% Flour soo bb. wheat ~ 900
bush corn 27 900 bush oats, 10000 bush rye. 5000
bush.
Toledo, Oct 60. -whe. active; nrm 80 eaah and
steady No cash. 4lc No. g. tot. oat.: quiet cash.
3c. Rye. dull cash. seic Glover ~; s~sty active
prime cash &c OH October and Nov"mb:r 30 @s D..
Flour iGs bbs wheat. 81 200 bush corn 10000 bush
rye 1900 bush eioversced as2 bush. pm'nts Flour.
720 bills wheat. 81 900 bush corn 1000 bush rye,
400 bush clovesssed. 40 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

Totals 100 1io 600 0C0 = SOY 900 |5 0SO TOO 2SS
The bank exchanges at the NewYork Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the week OF the pre-
ccdng two years compare follows
Exchanges $751; 1870 s07 e881 oeS "89 $3.50 29S II !:
No sha,es sold ..... l.j93.2sO 1.iolO0 IAN 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
Tho leading futures ranged .,
lncninx. Hiehest. lowest. Closing.

sh.nssd no. spring wat S..t 50: :E."s ,S&e':
zoe SO. white o. b 3t4" 1850" S IS; Sn'% e.
;l"s2he ; Na ts yo 'sf 80 b. asoc 30 max
.G a Il ic ,ao'I pm. .no,hy il pcIs
lbs .dc. oc: s. s'S*il ok dr. '4i,"4 ,h', =. 70
qs 81 wh,key d!..ll"rs nnlshed goods per e"l 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

225 0O2 bags; Baltimore 9'Sle bags; Ne"'or'e""' wv
bags: total 2t3.339 bags -. 49,. . ,...,.od
COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet as aI,
prices; sales. 102 bales for export ano tVV o~ics oe
ereG Oh eon.rass; 1892 1891.
,,,Tr1op mon unir ~ g. 900 1o7 3,467 1873
,n.sioi" eeeptb sr -: 2S3 315 3il. 500
Exports TO Gcat Britain. daye. ll5nnS io 20 0s3
Exports to France. DAYS ...... &; ,' as; 63 osS
Exports TO Continent Y days 49,. ol'o'" "''o''
Stock In New.York In licensed ware ,- 600 ,eo AGO
houses counted d4ly.. ID W l" %s IN
In other places (estimaedl ....:.. 3o-ai ''''0i
Total stock New.iorK. by running no on, On. IN
v0uns -; 'i,o;;cd Satns norts 92I CO., 1880 e65
Liverpool kilograms. p. m-Saes', 4WW . onios
which for speculation and export ooV 1aies ,ands
1000 bales Spot market easier. Miuo""s "p'""
7.16d.
Quotations based American standard OF cass"cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

The following table shows the percentage Of
reserve held BY each bank. IL should be OBJ
served that National banks are required to keep q
reserve OF 25 per cert and State banks one OF
Ii pcr cent.