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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N.w-York. October TO- 1894
BEEVEs- Receipts cars. or 5is head32 cars for
export alive and cars Tor slaushterers No trading
Fsns wsa cy n' s GTs 500 to- choce quality
sides selling 3'.gs4c; range beef steady At
T5-days cable quote refrigerated beef at 7ae:e
per H. according to quality and Am,tean i've eats
Jay. tie Nomadc 2eo cattle tor shamberg som IN;
S' sa Of and S 1 he 2or IF. +. II The an
laden With 2'2 cattle and o4O shop for % @
quarters Of bef for Eastmans COMPANY the Paris With
00o quarters FOR Eastmans 'omIan' ana aD'"' liz"
"Racepi s52 hsal-oo9 at sixteth-s, and 100
at 5,s5 al aH Ma r6ac and Bucks county
81 10 Western caves steady. Wi sales - 20 ."@
81 Dressed firm and higher ~ srlc ior coun
MIRA Try rr1s ,o c yra singing l.gi3c aee little
'a sa t Heson p western calves.
at %s 80 G~r >a SH r. = v "a aT = o
Thee were 81 sale There was fair inquiry for
lambs ' qaloi bu; seady pine lots offered ord,
mar 70 Fo s sheep e, * Tw per a rs Of iae am
rivals Sr.o Dressed mutton stead ACC for bulk Of
az g mo Dr,ssed iarnDs hrm at 5sqsc .
s aaa Dr 10 go IS To- ss s; s. 81 p aT ISL
& E5: % si @ %. & grs !. 3 80 Western
shop lC; % at 50 sat- d. 20 No. at - ~ G. II a.
Ialcniec, 6 rolls 90 state lame:. g. h. at s.;
cS ~ at ~ 20 go Western sheep 50 ID at 81 "a
S -r .a 10 sGS c or sSs rrc s but Losing
with weak feelng Dealers quote 50 ~aSS % for gooa
r @em , s'i a mSss S asi rh; supplies sold
Choice lean 9' py. srl:ing up to &C.
as :: - : y, as o'r5 s :: at
5: IS Is 10 2o7 y ct s. 90 rough do PCS H. At
s4Ti Nm s''Ss al. 900 e 2,a 8 6 5 III u at
2?s H. at s. 20 80 pigs IA H. - 20: rough hogs
~ T, NJ 81 X Z Hollis Il state hogs POI 10 at S. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo & s last q 5sr e ssms ,, 81:
NewYork -, head On SAFE ~ ncau !" a,1is aW1 but
rar grad. stead am nya ,6 serersl loads Of
good cattle unsod. good Il go - $40 -, 60 sy
:, ia IN cool fst COWS. 81 ilf,S@
last hours. -.JOo had total foT x ~ ,hr,,,n
Toad Tor SAM tine ss, week 80 co.. Unsigned threasn
49,, head TO sew York 4ajo head; on sale' 500;
market c9enc, stead: az y"si'rI'y V,lsr :. *
fs5 - GOOD mediums s. 2jqS5 30 p'g' - -'g ,, ~
roughs 81 .5gSi "a sheen ard Inns az ~ 600 head:
s,,ne Inn las; week y head Consigned through,
200 head TO S~Tf ;sS r. .he @rsa ehads lower o
lambs closed weak but with about al sold iaif 20 sot
shssp 81 sSs5 "a ,a} To- cool am5$ 50 25as4 extra
s, - canada lambs - i3as4 40 "xtra DO, - 10 N,r..
81 viii mics l5ae5c lover than last week Prime:
s. 30 s. ~ COOL 81 pNso goa ~" 60 oa 90 90 .ooi
1f "a an ~ No., s. s5aS II5gs-Recep's fat:
s:gs ~. host York; s. }jasJ ~. common to fair
Yorers 81 2oGsl p: pigs 81 '1s3 y. goa so~ nnly
- 81 stass ami rough sows s5gst Sheep1Su l
g 3oas2 10 fair 81 7OaS2 comm, 3ocasi warnings.
S2as9 20: lambs s2GS3 ~. veal calves 500, 90 ,,.,
heaJ Market Tor poor grodes wax c5oIc , hsn'
common s, s5ps6 2o sockes aad te:ders
-e9ss 3 100 head Ma'Es wax Heavy $40.
s gs 5q9 s e s6 81 o. pigs So oat g.
sheep Receipts 5000 head. Market :or choice Urn:
poo- weah Inferior 70 choice. ''raS3 ~ lamoS - OS
81 Louis oct lG-Catrle-Recelu's. 4oi9 head I,
was an unsatisfactory market IN. native department.
several trains arriving late anl eyery thing offered
Hight stock. Prizes steady but not very
easter AZ c5sc Native staers g 2oqS3 10 cows si9oa
s, 10. .eyas steers. 81 5cpS 20 iioss-Rsccpts pig.
very early sales msd- basis Of about zoe de.
cline ana ,hr brE = . hos sid mp TO nsan o ws5e
lish; 81 s0aS3 Sheep-R"cep;s. 4l43 head. A large
suppl n9 good rePr~s~n3'n on neny all m natSe
50 6Ocs3. culls. 81 9;a$l %. lambs So %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
Register. register. register! This ~ Eood
year 10 register because IL IL a good year 10
vote. You can't vote IL you don't register.
Register to-day!
CIVIL SERTICE CHANCES.

GOVERNOR FLOWER GIVES HIS APPROVAL TO
THE NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Albany. Oct. l6.-Before leaving town for New
iofk to-day 10 register, Governor Flower approved
'ae new classification Of the civil service OF the
eA'e recently prepared by the Civil Service COM
MISSION Referring to the new classification the
Governor said:
Mace the change made in the Civil Service act
x ne legislature last spring. in accordance win
Ls IA. Recommendation Of my annual message. the
p tof the first time is capable OF enforcement
s smH 70 the taking effect OF that statute. you
AZ, sa as some critic Of the law has suggested
m a coach and four through its PROVISIONS
Ia. s WI no longer be possible. and we have az
800 49, = owl service law which can be made an
ITTSS ~ Instrument Of securing good government,
eY .ss humber of positions which were formerly
,,;..nH ana are now made competitive IS about
, s,v and the number of positions formerly sub,
r No. - a non competitive or pass examination ana
~ ~ made competitive is about fifty. Some posi-
s,s ns Also. which were formerly exempted from
i've schedule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

Marki closed steady ~ point NJ a!i anc" Wpaffl
WIKI ,esterii,~ closing prices Transi"rlh." notices.
2 Total s,lrs lls.Sn bales. No" 'fk spot si'*
'o-Iay auI Lass nigh, officially r"i' fi'i Ii i-Ih
DON IN la... spot market fuN. m'-llirg up.aia- o"
n.lili-v Gut c. which unchanged .n1pti.t. "ih
4r.-d irt bales sa~s. I'll ia.rs. 'pinh"Is ia
is'.s. STICK - $40 bales Total r-t l'r. receipts lt}
-, us. bales. thus fhS w'"F. ~ "l" 'h.es lNr.-
f,a,. Great Hli'an l7rr2 bales !r1rc" l3'N b. ."s.
r.rfirrrf II 49, tt.cr Thus fsr f.s "e"H '''t' J.
n ~ 90, bales France. - - tA's continent '-'>
b-.,.. stock. ,pdliF ta.e' St., ,.,
fl,rrfu. cable. spot t,ff'n hlrl'ttf ~fic+ l"'"l
bales. speculation trI eNpIrf LOO ti"s. AMER A..
r. -, is..s receipts tnt iI."s. American. - "h
l,l-, rniaa;inr upands. "lG+ a'e,.. ,Vgnra ,'
az tt decline closed ~ '15u- o. ~, 4"' o." Co.
,.se- gi.s p.f.r-r Nst.rh~r 1llci-. N''emh'r De-
center 3iHsi2 December sruarf "l:* Innutf i"h-
raar, 3i8s F.DrIa-' March 3i'Jal'. MI Nif "l'a,
gi.41is. Ma j ln~. |l''. inf July. i-'-
Marrn,.'~r- yarns duii. ,iofh- gH."t
tBI-TTI..f.trlE speculation Nii Win Iill'' TYP
on Rad crDp reports Later there woT re" -~nr h
bear. which resulted l0sr - 90" early gam t"it
s,l~s ver. light Official ad'l0c- ""r" s'"'1' ~
n 80 rel. f,f 80 Th" receipts f'r 49," lA'4 i~f
,,r 10 49,, hlre EArhuugr was quoted 80 u 1872
santa market Iule' loo r'i~ r''"rs f ~" aNN'
~ '-. Santos -fHk 49, 1850 'tfr
,r.,r-t tom SrS ORLEANS steamship i''i
,en Win coo. bacs ilawhllF market ~'iN
20 - pfenung-. November. - % pi"nnnf. =. '',,f
:. ,,enulnys Lamar. 80 - IfrnunrF lrhfn.. -.
"a ,f.rn.nr~ Nlr.h e., - pf~nnnf-. Np'll y. ~
,s..,,,y. Ift.r. tfIs.l ~ follows 'ri 'ir.. N'-'
x.,.r.h.r - g. D4c"mb'r. ~ 90 lhn'''>'
=. r,n-,i,r, - ~. March. - 80. Nrrit ''.'' -
=. -,,.r,- .t,s..i weak a. unchanged i' "' I""'
l,f.. v.r. - 80 hacs. o. i'iI'"'. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston oct iG-Coton easy: midGling. SIC; low
rniing SIC. good ordinary DC. net and receipts
OT bales exports Great Britain. s0lI bales France,
II 40 S.ss. ,ontnent $3.50 bales. sales l.3if bales;
solnners 10 bales: STOCK. 1862 2Di bales.
Nrrsok. oct 10 Cotton steady mlddi.ng. SIG; low
,uLhling lee good ordinary. ~. net and gross
receipts 52l bales exports ooastwise labs bales; sales
rs bales: stock. l7.Gi2 bales. $500.
New orleans Oct. lG-Coton STEADY. good middling.
.iGc. mddng > 7-l6c. low m.illing. 3-l6c; god
orliaur, l-lS net receipts 90 81 tales. % SI
bales exp rts to Great Britain oO.j bales; France 'uS3
bale cistwse. +liG bales. sales. $3.50 bales stock.
ljU 1Gi bgl"s ,,.
Savannah Oct. iG.-Coton steady; midlling. 7-I6c:
low midIns 5isc good ordinary, l3-6c net and gross
receipts 800 bales. exports - the Continent. 1850
bales coostwsr. 1850 bales; sales. ls2 bales. stock,
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

Cash quotations were az follows Flour was G u'rt
wheat 54izG55l.c No spring wheat, 50a5cc by SAMPLE
No s s .Gc N 10 earn SaIey '' sas ~ "a
s. 's s a. Prime a ,To1ny Icd % 81 2 ss % snort
rG: sd.s dose: So $3.50 90 9liel sseg a.I
81 whsSsy d''s5 o nnisned s0Gd. per .,sns sa
tx per Dbl Tin nsesd off, raw 54e boiled d On the
Produce Exchange today the butter market was fairly
onds. ia sc eggs were Arm fresh stock. e's don
60 j oS VEIN F gsep 81 49, a ny
lrregula 10 red 5oc t9rnIhe msrkei is nrm No
10 m'a sS' Rye ytSw % No n ss Zoe
sample spring. 59e: extra No spring 3s1ac P9Tk nm
fam i 81 T. Lard QUIET lower steam lsai So
fs acan S quiet and sScSaes s short
"js ' Ssr f l b slses a. OF 'S'S''
Milwaukee oct lG.-specualive markets were duh TO-
day May wheat opened a, 5'.,c declined for time 70
was steady in fair demand; No g 52]4Q3sc; extra
& SD 81 oS corn at 1te:S TG & o Ss} s's
with moderate demand and supply ~ white on uacE
demand sbou, even y? on track tstss rrSyison'
day and little to encourage from any Quartet The cose
this morning at the same broke &c and closed at 5ii1I
49, Nay cosed ySs,eday at s "a c oDe1rd @ m9n
cash market was little hrmer than y"sterdar; No |
SS' e el s. e SuSa an as'o o q" the
troubled because OF inability to get sufficient cash
10. 3 white soc: No 3 2olsc. Flour easy. 81 10
Bran $40 25asio 80 bulk si 2'as2 % in sacks shorts
Slins1 30
Philadelphia. oct IGFour duh weak under free offer
ines and In sympathy with late decline In wheat. RE
quiet. and steady 81 1O4$2 - for choice Penn
syivana Bnckwh6at -four dull. unchanged ~ s2uS2 ~
100 n. WheaNO speculative trading and very Ntile
inquiry but absen of general To
sell prices ruled steady up the clDse No red Octo
Der. 52A. 43@c Noyemher 53 p53hc; December. SiHm
,illc January. 5j4mjjzc. Conception market ruled
firm under light offerings and stronger Western advces
ply and firmly held. but quiet; No mixed October. so
yCcs Oe
ket for CARROTS quiet. with FREE offerings ut late
decline: futures fairly active but shade easier: No .
W lie October. 3jUE,4c: November - .a}jNc. Deem
Der 3;'.M35%c January. 3i.q3Gc. Eggs scarce and
nrm Pennsylvania hrsts. I94G2oc. Western hrss. isc
Sugar-Rehned dull; quotations unchanged. Potatoes
Choic, stock firm low grades dun York choice
CD4sssc do fair good. J0d55c: Burbanks and starr
choice 5sGOc; do fair 20 good 4s53c Other articles
unchanged.
St Louis; oct i6mFlour unchanged and dun Bran
had Wheat higher: December. 40c; May. 54.c Corn
higher: December 45c May $3.50. Oats frm: October.
2s.c: May 32hc Pork-Sandard mess. &3 30: orders
sl4 I2IL Lard-Prme steam. 7.5Oc; choice. 7.G0c Dry
salt Ineas-Shouders &c. longs 680c clear sides, GAc
shorts g SOC. Bacon-Boxed shoulders 7c longs 71r:
clear ribs 7iadI%c; shorts 7&@7c High wines firm at
81 "a quiet and unchanged BagginE-Prices hrm
and good demand: jobbing. ~ No. &C.: H. 6hc; ~ n.
6xc Iron ties ESQ., hemp Irvine. &c N. Lead hrmer
but quiet sales. cars spot at 2e24c; DO at 2S5c.
Spelter dull at S1oc asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

bush in yield receipts at the spring wheat
to-day were 73o5i7 bush Qncludins Chicago o.
year: %nte 30 2o5 bush against 2;ssis bush sea-
board receipts 3s4 ITO bush against St3 III bish 9 40
bush against little steadier feeling pre-
vailed late IN the day and the market , In net ad
There pressure in the Afternoon ana me
little export inquiry shippers taking 24oOo bush 10
Milwaukee. private terms: 1900 bush No hard Mah.oos
at 7ec December. b. ahoat December c.osei az
price and &c December delivered Tnere was as'
Ky" local trade IN No red al Dse, arT l"wer on
The Prairie Farmer estimate VI crop ~ 13oooo-
o0o bush but at the decline buying orders due
~ th fact that receipts at Chicago were consider
ably below the u yesterday and prices rallied
sbout I,c Az the rise there much demand. and
wheat and became dull The market was nFm az we
afternoon. and finally closed at Inr D.st p'lcrS OF ue
was very largely the disappointment at the move
The hears apparently na!e big enorts 10 get corr
csinaes ana the for tomorrow We're barely
onehlrl of ~he was estimated ,2r 'IuSs S. GI e
and as the dav wore the Whole tone OF the marke;
s.em"l 10 rp-oy4 cash corn finn; 5000 bush
er~ 5000 bush No white. - 90 ur.iVrfrd ana lvD
bush Yellow 55'c. elevator. OAISLIh- future IN the
ing orders afte- the decline The opening showed
some te es5ur@ C. s1l' oa tho lie f s- i @
nor, did q.era 20 "A great deal Of stun Offering
On the market the fist rash and aer t~ Hiarket
steady at i-c aivancr 80 l1c,ei Is 900 lush No
'tl ~ 8Ii alb elevator: 1900 bush ~ white at
3. - Geo pnsh track white 3jq3s.c. and 1900 bush
Tack ,nysd al 3id32c. BARLEY MaIke, continues
CG(ist' FOR ungraied Western. MAlT-Harke; Is dull
at unch.nssd prices, MrN~t dnl covsrsseI quoted
at s. 75qS9 IS
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the
day and the corresponding date last year;
open High Low clos In,t Las;
ing est.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. TO- 3:+J D. m-Bee!-Extra India mess
duh I2s Cd prime dull at Cos Pork-Prime mess
Western ine. 4 1Us. 10 medium at 62s o.
fiafns-Short cut. about II IL TO- firm at 4js I'd
Bacon umberlanl cut. about - 30 N. steady az s:
short about - H. steady long clear m.ddles.
about ~ 10. steady +o long and short clear midies
- 70. steady Shoulders. about IL 10 u 10
BIS 81. CherseAmsrcan finest white and coll
ored. easy a +9s. Taow--Prm- city nominal. Cotton.
seed O-LiyerpJJ refined steady Dos Cd. Spirits Of
iurp-ntine. steady 2cs 81 Rosn-Common firm at
IS o. Lardirme Western. spot dbl at 3Js ID Wheat
No = red winter Iuil ID No rcd spring dun at
~ I'd FlOGr-St. Louis fancy winter dull AT 5s 3D. Corn
Mixed Western. spot. firm IS SID; October duh at
cad; November duh IL 5gd December dull at A. 3D.
Hops CONFERENCE.-The Coast steady IL lOs1t2 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
COLOMBIA CLASSES ELECT OFFICERS.

- .oe junior class OF the academic department OF
nAamoia College has chosen the following officers:
e''oent. E. ". Gould; vice-president. c. 5. Ad-
GO s' treasurer. f.. II. DAILY: secretary, w. >.
sa 'y The class also decided not TO have COM
,s" "s OF five appointed. as usual. to arrange for
AZ H. unior ball but in its place the president was
srNWd 10 appoint two committees; the one TO
d NE names Of the patronesses. and the other
MEND to the financial management or the pan.
r me sorhomores i'm the School OF Mines held their
L~.'n Yesterday, and chose their officers as FOL
As president. r l.. NJ. Masury;. vlce-president.
-1 A. NJ Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts at New-yosk. October 10, isN:
EUROPEAN FINANCGAL MARKETS.

london. Oct 10 p. m-Consois i0lis for both money
the account; N-wyork Pennsy aria and Ohio first
mortgage bonds H., Canadian Pacific GCis Erie l%x;
Erie second consols 70; Illinois Central 9t's Mexican
ordinary lGs. Paul common 6iis; Ntw-fork Central,
lOli. PENNSYLVANIA, 5is. Reading. .: Mexican Central
per bonds 5st: Atchisor common. 5's
4:3O D. m.-rhe amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Hank Of England balance to-day IL fio3oo Money Y
The OF discount In the market for
both short and three month"; bills Is 9-i6 per cent
y. m.--Paris advces quote cent rentes At iol
fran Soi,
Berlin Oct l6-Exchange London 20 marks S5
pnnngs for sight and 20 marks 81 pfennings tg eday
billA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
CELEBPf IN SING SING.

TIE I0oTI ANNIVERSARY or THE ESTABLISH
MENT OF METIiODISM IN THAT VILLAGE
INTERESTING ADDRESSES MADE.
The Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sing Sing ia celebrating the Tooth ami
ycrsary OF Mcthodism in that community this
week The man who laid the foundations OF the
creed Of Wesley there David Brown. who 100
years ago held his first services in that struggling
village In a cider mill belonging 10 Jacob Ryder,
who himself became fervent Methodist Then the
place OF worship transferred to a harm belong
ing TO William Iiaieht. This structure s still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
Don.t make the mistake of putting on your
considerations This Is the second day of reg
tstrntIon II you haven't done 80 already.
register right away!
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore lG Flour dun unchansed Vines, anll
her .s.G5ti,c May 97sGGoi.c. steamer ~ r"i ~
hush. sales Isl UO bush corn dull. mixed sp,f nnh
0-.ohe- 10. year fai.c asked Southern vh'" pi "Nc
rev. 5sQ5jc yellow Old. SIC new. 90 .il.@ - -.
bnsb oars steady: No = white Western. 3iznHi" y
. mixed do 32Q32sc. stock. 22) 60 bush I've 9li"'
No 80 stock io 40 bush. Hay. better inquiry -"
10 choice timothy s21sI2 -. grain freiehis quiet ana
steady. unchanged Conee quiet; 40 = I'pi'''" '''''
articles unchanged
Eoston oct. l6.-Flour unchanged Corn quit Oats
quiet, but steady. shorts quiet Provisions quiei bu,t'
quiet: Northern creamery !JT2G'. western 49, D.
cheese firm: best Northern l0suile. Western v4po'1'
Eggs steady.
buffalo. oct lCspring whoa! quiet s,eady saI@s 90, 90,
bush old. G}q63i.c. 900 bush de-. bsc. "'''
bush Northern. GIG. 300 bush chicago Oh 40 -.
G5s.c: closing No Northern old Duluth 13-. ~ mar
new. G3i.c. No Northern DO. diiso spot ~ hari
q T. C1&c. No ! Northern Do. vD'.c winter wh"at
easier; sales cars 10 red 50 through billed csIs
do local billed sac. + q. DC car No extra
red SAG. car 40 white 37a.c ,rack Corn o?.n~d
weak closed dull and i1aic higher No Yellow. 3i.ct
n corn 53i.c store No yellow. J4'sp.'c NJ .
yellow. &c: 40 com, J3Ac. NJ corn '-G''r. no
grade new. Joq52c on track oats op'n"d "cak e
lover closed white outside prizes sales -
cars 40 white 33E. a34c cars 80 white @SG3@.c. .
cars No mixed 800. g3lc on track BARLEY dun weak
unchanged. Rye-No 2. 534c bid no oNeringe Flour
frcigh,s steady; wheat nc; corn &c. oats Nc bar
chicago oct. I6-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

Hand, employe in the United States Pension
Agency in Sixth-ave. arrested Monday In
Paterson. y. j. and arraigned before United States
Commissioner Romano in Jersey City charged
with conspiring with Tenney and Taylor to de-
fraud the Government.
United States Commissioner Alexander will hold
examination in the case here october ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TEE CLOSING QUorArIOxs OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales 1t the Richmerd To.
bseco Exchange-Intsrnai Revenue
Collections-Foreign Advic.

NEW YORK. April 19.-It was an
other light day at the Stock Exchange
AT the opening the market was rather
weak, except for Union Pacific and the
lndustrials. which were strong and IN
demand. Later on the bears made a
demonstration against the Trunk Lines
on the reports OF the internal troubles
and an alleged proposed reduction in
wages. THIS has been denied by leading
Trunk Line officials, but the bears, never
theless, attacked these stocks whenever
an opportunity presented itself. This
morning they brought about decline Of
Is per cent. In New York Central to
~, and Is IN Michigan Central and X
In Lake Shore. Big -Four fell rs to 37i5
me Grangers were weakened, in SYM
PATTY. and st. Paul. Burlington. and
northwestern sold at the lowest point
OF the week: In no case. however, was
the loss In the Changers equal to a point
The declining tendency was soon checked
by sudden rise in the Industrials.
Cordase showed the widest change, OPEN
ing at decrease OF 3 per cent. The
common advanced from 2lh to 234
Manipulation accounts for the movement
IN these issues. Sugar; Lead, Chicago
Gas, and American Tobacco, however,
were undeniably strong. Sugar moved
up to %, Tobacco to 81, Chicago Gas to
6i5s, and Lead 10 40. The engagement
Of Sl,OOO,OO0 gold for shipment TO Hayre
general list, which had improved with
the Industrials, received little set back.
Estimates OF gold shipments to Europe
Saturday ranged from S2,0000O0 TO
s4OOc.OJ0 Conservatives place Il at the
lowest figures but everything depends
upon to-mprows sterling exchange mar
ket. The St. Paul statement for March
proving more favorable than expected.
net earnings having increased about
$4,000. the gold engagements were par
TALLY offset. ST. Paul. IN fact, got above
last nights closing. touching 623s, and
the other active issues displayed more
strength. The market LETT off firm and
hQh per cent. higher than yesterday.
New York Central and Big Four lost
hQ'k per cent. The total sales were
IA, 900 shares, including $4,000 unlisted
shares. Railway and miscellaneous bonds
We're strong.
Treasury Balances-Coin, Sl03 10000:
currency, $47,36O,OO0
Money on call easy at | per cent, last
loan at l per cent, and closing offered
at ! per cent; prime mercantile paper,
sra IA per cent Bar silver. 63. Sterl
ing exchange quiet. with actual business
in bankers bills at 4S7h for sixty days
and iss4uisSih for demand; posted rates,
4SSdiSJi2; commercial bills, 4s6nq4sG4
for sixty days. Government bonds steady.
State bonds duh Railroad bonds firm.
Silver at the board was neglected
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the very large export clearances 1t the
seaboard. May wheat opened where u
closed last night. 1T o0'sc. Tne range
thereafter was between UvlsaVV'ac. asd
5YIzc., the close being at the low point
a net loss Of 40 from yesterday.
Corn was IN sympathy ~.tn wn"at DUR
ing q portion OF the session. out AZ other
times displayed an independent ieeiiag.
The tone MAS for the most part iirm
to strong. but near the close prices were
inclined to be easy. Aay corn soid
between 3yhQ;9.c. and 3Ssxa3Stc., Clos
ing a shade lower than yesterday Al osc.
oats were firm to-day. snorts -eiu
prices upon covering.
The provision market was firm early
on a better market for hogs at the yards.
Later on selling by Lamson Bros. IL
Co., the Anglo-Amercan Packing Com"
pany. and other commission houses, a
decline took place. and from that time
until the close weakness ruled. Tho
weeks packing wes $1,000 hogs, against
10000 hogs tor the corresponding week
of 1888. May pork closed 22i3c. lowers
May lard 1lsc. lower. and May RIBS INA
lower. There was but little cash de-
mand for product.
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tees on Sabbath schools and narrative
statistical and benificiences made their
reports. which were adopted. and ordered
TO be forwarded TO the Synod and the
General Assembly.
The manual was again taken IT'D and
adopted as a whole.
A call from Poweton church was pre-
sented for the services OF the Rev. y.
G.. Clark found in order, and placed
IN his hands. The Rev. Mr.. Eason, of
the Methodist Church. was invited 10 sit
as a visiting brother.
The s,resbytery enjoyed sermon from
the Rev. Mr. clark. at the conclusion
Of which the report Of the home mission
airy committee was resumed and adopted
as a whole.
The Presbytery TOOK recess for din
ner, and reassemhled at o'clock.
Suffolk was chosen as the place. and
Tuesday after me nrst Sabbath, at
1:30 r. NJ. as TIE tiihe Tor the next
stated meeting.
Rev. r. A. Robson, with Elder Hard
ing elected as commissioners TO the
General Assembly. Rev. w. G. Lindsay
and Elder Trugs-, hternates
Rev s Vance. Wexford and Haymaker
were appointed q install Rev. Is. c.
Clark.
Communications from East Hanover
were read.
A popular meeting, In behalf OF foreign
rnfssfons addressei by Revs Allison,
Wexford Robinson Damall, Moore and
Haymaker, was he'll
Rev. Mr.. Carson was permitted to re-
consider the acceptance OF the pastorate
Of Campbell Memorial
4 vote Of thanks of the hospitable peo-
pie Of Holmes wis adopted, and the
Presbvtery adjourBsd with prayer and
benediction by the moderator.
chcsapeAlos Pre- bytery.
wARRENTON, "a. April 19.-specIal.
The Chesapeake PreS6ytery convened
widdie was elected moderator. Rev. Irene
campbell amp was received from the Win
chester Presbytery and placed in charge
of Delaplane, Mnshal and Aide
ebovv an increase in mission contributions
and general benehcance.