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CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
BEADY FOR THE STATE CONVENTION.
MR. I-OUNSBrUY THF. PKOnABLK CBOICB FOR UOV*
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Nkw-Haven, Conn., S?pt. 7.-The ItloRBtM
to tue Republican 8tate Convention which ts to be held
next Thun-aT In Hartford have b*?_ eleolcd. Tbe
friends of Mr. BuUeley. ot Hartford, ht*/* mado an
active and energetic canvass tn lils behalf, and the ad?
mirers ol Speaker Tibbits have urged the advanta-jos
of his cau.ll Iscy In a good-natured aud forcible wsy, but
It is very certain tbat a maiority of the Uepublioans In
thts^tnic prefer the noa,luatlou this year of Mr. Louns
bury- He will probably be nomtnat-vi on the tlrst ball pt
?nd lho cftiiv.iti for tlie nomination, willoh bas not been
nn? tiered by aoy peisonal 111-feoling, will end In a
Lest, ty and harm.nitons support ot Mr. Louo-tbnry ami
the other gentlemen wbo may be nominated with li tm on
the Mate ticket.
The administration of the preeent Executive-Cover
tior Harrison-bs* bean able, saUsiactory and dignified.
Ills friends In this county would probably present hts
tame for a renomination were lt not tor tbe fuel tbat lt
pas become a custom with the Republican party to (jive
tts candidates for Governor but one term. Pince tbo
adoption of tbe biennial terra In IBIS, the delegates
from thc country towns, who generally have a controlling
Ind uenoo in State conventions, have been nearly unani?
mous tn tbe belief tbat the rule of one nomination Ior
One I all term should be adhered to. The friends of Gov?
ernor Andrews lu 18--0, ami General Willimill. Bulko
k>y IB ltBA, undertook to reverse Ibis nile but failed,
ami; their detoat was not because of any 111 let Mug to?
ward either ot those estimable gentlemen.
In this Htate immy of tho most liitininte political and
yersoual friends of Governor n.trrl*..n aro heartily eup
*fx?rtlng tho canvass for Mr. Lounsbury. and It ls sall
that tho 1 resont l.'xeontlve bas ex pressed In most
Blurted terms hts admiration tor tho ability, character
aud conduct ot tue ltidKotield gentleman. Neatly all ot
tbo delegates fiom this eounty aro understood to be
favorable to Mr. Lounsbury, as are ukio a majority of
these from MBlille*-*"* County, New London and Wind?
ham omi ii ties. IBB?Bi will send at least one hair of her
delegates to? Mr. Lounsbury aud he will havo several
Vtiics from Hartford County. Fairfield County Sill be
practically niinnluiuii* lor him. and he will receive more
tuan aixty i-f the eighty votes fro _u the County of Lltch
flc, 1. Ashfuril in Windham County hell one oanous and
eb- -tod four le.uu si ur y delegates; the friends of Mayor
Bulkeloy aooureil the calling nf nuother primary which
was largely aiteit.ie.l aud tbe delegates tlrst oleJted were
reappointed. North Stonington which lelongs to the
Mew l.ondou Senatorial District elected delegates lor
Louusbury u >U ubstuuling the efforts ot Mr. liulkeley
rsbd . sj.etker Tibbits. East Haddam and Colobeater.
which are tull of tbe porsoual rrlonils and relatives, of
Mr. liulkeley, are both far Lxiuabury. 'Ibo Naugatcck
Vsile> lowus are united In bis support. The mos-es of tbe
l>nrt> in this elty including th*, active young mon of tho
Kupdhlican Club, are outspoken lu lavm- ot tbo Fairfield
County candidate Notwithstanding tho lullueaee of
tbe conservative ami old-established Journal and
Cuurnr at this city, tbe fcur delegate- from New -Haven
ni.- pronounced supporters of Mr. Ixtuio-l.ciy. This
geueral i-eu'iment of tbo party ls due to several e, tu tea.
J'airiii'id Couuty baa selected bim as her c.iidid.ite for
Mtg**? years; tbal comity has never had a BBB?Mala
for (,"vernor at the hands ot tho Ke|Uhll.an parti', while
Hartford. How.Haveu and Now-Loudon Counties have
beeu honored several times with nominations au.l elec?
tions.
Mi. Lounsbury is well (juallOtd by bis character nnd
exoer.eioe to make a good Kxeoutlve. Ho was the
laadiog candi.lute two years agu against Covernoi ll ir
ritson, and contributed i.y hts arguments ou tue stump
aud oy bis contributions for ths _.euora! expenses of tho
eaiu|i.'iU'i: verj largely to the eleciiou of a Repob.lcau
I ?culatura, BOMtof ami Mitte officers tltit year. He ls
a | raetli ul teinperauto mau and a piomiuont uieiuher
ot the Metbo'llat Chut oh; both these elements of
StieugUi will bo needed lu this campaign. Mr. liulkeley
ini Mr. Tibbits have never beeu namoi as candidates
for i.nvernor belora this vtar aud there is a general
fooling thal ihey sod their friends eau weil afton! to
wail, ihe uomluntloii of s Hartford candidate tor Oov
oraor, takeu inti consideration with the :act tbat Ol li?
er.. I H.itt ley will bo the unanni:..us choice of the Repub?
lic..ns tor Senator ami that he resides In Hartford, would
artMlueoa coolness in tte outlying counties, especially
in ti.e fosters ourt of the .sta'o, nud wuuld make it uitich
inure dlitieult to elect a Repuidlean Legi.ilature. The
ta raasoi L884 .*howed thut tl e Bopul thc. ns were only
untitled to a majority of two iu the Senate and ttmteou
ii. ihe House. There are nearly City class towns In this
Ht-tte electing elmer ons or two representatives, lils
inn bene,od. with tho labor tumbles and Uiestros|
plOlilliltloll (tentin.ont, that thc canvass Mh'-ii in.t'le th:s
year will show any tetier estimate of Hie Republican
atreiiu'lh. Whenever the K?i i Mic. ins nave hil a larger
inajoriiv than lbeir canvass ni the legislature, it has
l>eeu cither hocausoot tbolr bettor work In tae oovntry
towns or a dtviituu of the 1 'eiuornts In tin- largo! cities.
lu tl.e eveu years llie DOBOCrats generally heal their
dliOtOIIOOS lu the larger towns, and therefore Ihe Etopub*
heans ibis yeal', lt .they would .succeed, must depend fu?
tilely ui'on their organisation aud work In tho small
tewns; if Hie liemeerats onrry tbelr share of these and
us* the sumo energy as the Republicans tlc majority of
tuc latter ou loiut balli.t will he small. As lt ls gener
atlf t'ltiioeded by both parties thut the State ticket this
jear will ho elected by the Legislature, the iioiiiiiuitioiis
for (.uieriiol aui otlier ounilldales upon Ibo btate ticket
alambi im mate willi si-ncial retereuce to toanilng u
tn.ir..ugh canvass ami ihe host work lo the h.ii,ii: toa ss.
I-'or this purpose there can DS BO dom t that liiajioii.ln.i
t.on of Air. louii.-i'iii.t will be most eSeetiTO, Tsosoroa
tecn lorim towns ni tm- state, polling abont hali its total
vnt", are euro to give a lieiuocratlt- pltirultty ranging
from '_i.50(i to 6,000. I" l.e Rej.iillt.niis hy their eui
vaia ot 1-,-;?__ in the remaining 150 smajlor towns of the
Stats ars eutitls-l toa small maiority. Tho Prohibition
imt laiior vole will be sufricient, even If no larger than
in 1 SSA. ht lieicnt the Democrats, from obtululng a
liialt'ilty in itu. state.
NOT AN ASPIRANT FOR A GOVERNORSHIP.
llAKTVOBCs Sept. 7 .Nj-iecml).?!__.. 8. Cleve
Isn 1 las written a letter to Colonel L. M. Craves, of
ihe lelryram, declining to he a candidate for Governor
l.of ore the Dem. -oralle Convention. He says: "While
keenly appreciating the kindly aenllmeuts expressed
for me, and gratified that a number, ot least, should
tbu.k me wormy to All one of the highest positions
witoin the gift of tlie people, still I am oompelled by
personal dulles of paramount-consideration to decline
the use of my name as a candidate. Indeed, I could not
aoeept the nomination. ev<m If unanimously tendered
by the nominating convention." His uomiuatlon was
looked upon as a foregone conclusion.
THE OUTLOOK IN MA INK.
CHAIUUAN BABtST LOUKS KoK iiik av bk aa. k BS*
PlBL1CAN MAJORITY.
AdK *-T.1, Mc. S'-pt. 7 (SjpMJgl). 4 (-tcond canvass
of the State I.y the Republican Committee, nearly
completed, shows nn encouraging outlook for the
t-lertion next Monthly. Chairman Manley says thut
he secs no reason to change his previous e-dlniate of a
Kcpul.tit an majority of 0.OM or B.000. That will bo
up ts Iks average tt tho Kcpubliean mnjority tor tho
last ten fSSIS. Thn Third Tarty Prohibitionist-., who
arti doing ni arly nil the work on the Democratic side,
will probat.lv poll between 2,000 and 3,C(M) or about
the same ua St. John got In the butt election. Thn
chairman of thc Prohibition Committeo clultns that
they will fell 10,000 votes. Chairman Rrown of tho
Democratic Committee says thut tie Third pui tv is
?* going to give thc Kcpnblieiuis h tttpthw party,'- but
be B??itt that he tloee not expect tilt ?? surprise
party " will be great enough to put the Dcni'K-iats in?
to office. The Dcmocrutio Cointulttee is not doing
much work. It apparently hoe little money. Tbo
PtBt 11 rats refuse to trust brown. The work ls being
done outside the committee. Several of ita members
hsvo refuted to aot. Tie Democrats hold a mass
meeting at Muranacook to-morrow, ut willoh Cou
gr?-siuan Collins, of Massachusetts, and a large mun.
beroi other epouJkers will be prout nt. The 1'robibi
tloni-te held their mass meeting there on Saturday, and
although the railroad company rau special trains for a
ci uuioo of tiny miles it ouly sold Vi-t-l tickets and
tbt-re wore only liCO persons on the ground. The li. m
i*nts expect to do better tt.-iuoiTow.
Mr. blaine speaks to-ffiorro??? nt Cannington, about
1(M) miles from thia plaoe. Hs speakt twice os Bri
dav, and will wind up the oaiiva*-s ut (Iardnu-r ou Sat?
urday night. The Dcsiocruts are maaing greitt
ssertiens to tle'eat Mr. Recd fer GtBgNM lu the 1st
District. Ihey coocede all tho other district* to the
Keptiblieac*. Clitlord, the Democratio BSpoMtl ol
Jli*d, is nob, and he hu* made ttevorul visita to Washing?
ton and ia getting aid from the Administration, which
would like to ileie.it Reed. More moimy is being
sjxmt hy th* Democrats In that dwtnpt than in all the
Kst of the State, but the Republioaus feel sure of the
reelection of Mr. Reed.
iMSpSMWOMatadBta the State to uight by Sena?
tors Allison, of Iowa; blair, of New Hampshire, and
Brj-oi Congressmen Hisoock, Boutelle, Milliken,
Dingley ; OoMnOa Keuuody, of Ohio, aud Swift, of
Ma-*achiwetU ; Colonel Anson S. Wood, of Now-Vorki
?ol(in Chas*, A XS. lenney, of brooklyn, and others.
Reports show that the meetings nre all well attended.
-Cul ilr.?*??.L_i *'_.out thlrt? meetings to-day,
Which la an Indication of the efrWl* they are making
to oapt ure enough to elect the Democrats.
NATIONAL PARTY Ot MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosk in, Kept. 7,-The National Party of
Mi--acbusetis has issued a esll for a convention to
BomiBute Buts officers to bo held In boston on Soptem
Efa__J_S S'ttfi? *? uke WWB *??? boon s-ttonded to
CONOBESSlOsA SOMIXATIOBS.
Cuabi-Eo City, Iowa,, ficp^ 7,__^*lltt pomo.
Bttt-T1* UU*"el "*'? "-,n^ -* W. -ads
St. Um Bopt. 7.-Tb. D^moera,,, confset.
?Ional ConvontloB of Iho XrfHIti fillsolsDUirtot, which
IMI Bl Ofoo?f Ula, Hi., lu day, rsaenteatoa W. B. Mo?.
?ai/ft-SBS. Sept. 7,-A SOBorol ooov.ution of tao
I-lrd p.nyS_?,? u^ mr j^^ Md thefoUowtBf
mm0__gmmm___g?|?____?twnmma ? ?? ? ? ? ??
indtdates were nominated for the dlstriots Barned:
tt. Lottos Notooni lld, Peter O. -Renck: IHift
'. ulass; IVts, Kugeoe Lorsrlng; Vth, Cyrus M. Bob
uoh.
FAVORING A COSBTITTJTIONAL COMVBNTION.
A pamphlet haa been issued to tho voters of
ie State, signed by representatives ot tho Republicen
lub of New-York, tbo City Reform Club,
ie Constitution Club of Now-York. tho
oa slit ul iou Clab of brooklyn, tho Young Men's
leinooratlc Club of this oliy, ths Young Men's I'euio
rslleClub of brooklyn, ana the brooklyu (.'ibsens*
.esgue, tinting that votes bo cast at tbo coming eleetlon
i favor of holding a Constitutional Convention. The
resent State Constitution provides thst ouoe
j twenty years the question, Shall a Consum?
ion*! Convention bo held t thall be submitted to the
ot?r*. This question will come up at the November
lection. As rcssons why such a convention should be
eld this year. thrt oamphlot cites the growth of the
tate, its cities and sister States since 1?1G. when tbe
resent Constitution was framed, and the changes In
tie soolst aud political conditions of the people,
he following aro suggested as speoiflo subject* for
hs consldersttoo of such a convention : The separation
f Mate and city election*; the relief of the (ourt of
.ppeals. by giving lt power from time to time to ap
oint a commission to aid In olearmg its calendar; the
nnsolidation of the **upt>rlor, Hupremn aud Common
'leas Courts In the div ; the election of city offlcors on
general tlckot; the canalization of taxation; the
upervlsion of corporations, und tho regulation of
peclal legislation.
BBPUBUOAB APSKMBLY NOMINATION.
TBOT, N. T., Sept. 7.-S. Gr, Primo wss yostcr
sy nominated for Assembly at tbe Republican oonven
lou in EMzabolhtown, Botes Couuty.
NA TIONA I CA Pl TA L TOPICS.
the sl*ri.i:ndi:k of geronimo.
IBBBBAt KIUH ?M> CAPTAIN LAWTOfl I'RAISRD
IN TIIK WAI". PFPAttTMBNT.
WaSBIBOTOB, Hept. 7.?The following telegram
?tiitiriuing the press dispatches was received at the
Y-ir I>(| artinc'it this morning from General 0. 0.
toward, who is nt Fort Mason, San Francisco,
"Cener.il Miles has returned to Fort Bowie with
tatehoz, thc son of Cochise. Geronimo, and hia
irother with three other Apaches, all as prisoners of
rac. Buirender, unconditional. Ceptnin Lawton ls
bllowtag with reiiialnder of hostile*, thirty-six adults
,nd three children in all."
At th.-War Department great praia* is bestowed
ipou General Mile* for thn txcelleut conduct of tho
ainpaign. lint General Crook's work ls not forgotten,
t is said that the reeulte of General Crook's campaign
cere of creat valuo to Genoral Miles, and the lotter
ia* sub-.ti'ti.'illy billowed the plan outlined hy hts
MOdcoriPtor With iiioroaei'd totoon. it has been pos
ible to guard every wator hole, and sSmSSBIIj defeat
mi uttmiipt of the hostiles to rcturu to their roservv
ion.
Gen-ral Drum. Acting Set ret arv of War. waa in
5001I spirits after the receitt of the otiioial dispatch
:outiriiiiii2 the pres* reports of tho surrender. Ile
ittid that this was tho end of a a ar running with brief
nt?l?JssioOS t?NMgtl twenty live years, and OmSTbI
diles deserved credit for his vigorous work. Cnptiiln
l.iiwtcn had also distiimui-hed himself a* ft gnllaiit
.llict-r ami his pursuit of tho hostiles under adverse
? mditioos, and aardabipo mus thoroughly oomoiKlahlo.
I he Acting Secretary was not PIOpBTOd lo say what
lispositiiiii would bi- made of the motives ; but cer?
tainly, he enid, nothing would lie done In the matter
until thi PretideBt't wtahet were known. The oristnal
lispatoh bad boen promptly transmitted to tbs Adtron
lacks foi the information of the Prenident nnd until lie
tia.) been Inard from, the Indians would be held iu
coiilineiiiLiit at Kort Bnwie.'Arizona.
Other (inners of tho Depart!neut weie specially
gratified at learning that Geronimo's surrenui r was
liieondititiiiai. Ibe opinion prevails in some quarters
that tho Inc inns will bo tiaii-terie.l to tbs cusIimIv of
in- Interior Department for ? time and Geronimo and
ii- _tutenantt will ultimately be surrendered to tim
;ivil authorities el Ar_ona rad pat upon trial for
niirder. with a result lhat would requite littl* effort
0 guess. An other ot ililli rank, bott ever, incline., to
he belief that tbe President will never consent to
lurrendef Geronimo to the civil iiuthoiities, but will
ado* his trial bj c.uirt-mni'tl.'il if it sli.inbl lc re?
garded B proper to try him at nil. The annie officer
.aid thal th. .'.1. .-still en.liii-i of tho campaign
gould be of Inestimable raine to tbe Ten-it'.i.y of Ari
t.ina. as the hostiles bad so ravaged and harried an
ireaof Heb country SOU miles ttpwtt ns to reeder it
min habitable.
CONVENTION Of POSTAL FMPLOYB8.
WaBHIXOTOXi Sept 7.?Thc twelfth annual o.iiven
iou of the United states Railway Mail Berrlee Benefit
ttooeiatioa beean Itt regular teeaioa this morning a,t
[he National Hotel. There was n larg* attend-BOO et
lien ben, many of whom WOW ace impasted hy ladies,
who ere naturally interested iii tho welfare of this
teeeetattOB, the objeot of Whiob ls to secure pecuni?
ary aid to tho widows, orphan*, In irs uiul daria OBI "I
tie deceased mein hers. The president, M. A. bjt
ricks, of New-Hares, Conn., called the eosraniIsa to
tiller aad prayer was odored by the I.'cv. Dr. Addison.
first AsHistunt Poet master-General Stevenson, who is
the acting head of the Pool Offloe Department in the
iboenoe of Mr. Vitae, wae preoi nt end was inttoduoed
to the c invention lu oouroe of 1 pleasant address of
Balooma,Colonel Btevenson hoped that instead of about
lilli) ..ni of 1,WO railway postal clubs being me BOOTI
nf thi* bei.elicieiit BOlOclatJOB, that a mud. larger mini -
bte wonld einiiiaoe the, opportunity of loin?ig the
organization.
Tho foi retail', Mr. buugliinaii, in his annual report,
whiob wat read, stated that during Ihe past year
16,128 had bren paid oul for benefits, 151 Btw mem
ben had been admitted, fifty-ont had!.;i dropped
and tbeie were (bur deaths. "The preeuut members?lp
is 303.
NATIONAL BA.NKs TO BE TINED.
Washington, Sept. 7.?-As a result of an
ordor mado to-dav by Controller ol tbe Currency Tren
holm il ls probable that a cotislJerablo number ul Na?
tional banks will Und tbeinseives In trouble and bo
mulcted iu heavy linos. Ii seems that there bas been
au entire failure ol late years to enforce tbe law re?
quiring National toaks tosuWmit reports of tbelr con?
dition to ths Treasury. As a consequence, Controller
Trcuholui says that banks In different jiar'.s of tho eouu?
try have grown careless and in ilfforeui in making their
reports. A close scrutiny has been made, and those
banks that have been most persistent and tlsgrnnt
In violating the law bave been selected and will
b? fined, so as to establish a better order of things. Tbo
law allows the banks live days after receipt of the csu
In widen to render roports, and after the expiration of
that trr.tce the Controller ls required to tiDe the delin?
quent* ut the rain of *H 00 for erery day's delay. Tao
tardiness uf tiie bank* in makins reports has delayed
the work of the Controller's offloe and rendered ii sens
S.ny the ..riler in* le to-lay. As an iBStaBOS of th** lltgbl
regard entertaini-d for the iaw hy some banks, the Con?
troller oites the case of a cashier who acknowledged tho
receipt of the rail for a repot tom rep lcd thal his as?
sistant wm seor'tary of an agricultural ralr thou in
iirogre.s, and be was too busy tu attend to the request
Ile promised, however, to get uy a report In a week or
two.
VVK*i india BUBBKOAHB OBBKBVATIOBB
W-samoTox, Sept. 7.?Tho Signal Offloe ii
now slowly rtioelviu^, piecemeal, from shipmasters, in?
formation showing the path taken through tbo West
Indies by the hurricino which ravaged the Texas ooast
three weeks ai.o. Tlie oxislcnce of thal storm aud facts
bearing upon its probable course were not only known
In the Windward Isles and Antilles, tot wen, de "mei of
enough Importance to be oablo 1 to I/on.Iun, soYeral days
before the cyclone reached Tn Uanola. Several years
ago the United States Weather Bureau bau telegraphic
returns from n number of observers tu tho West Indlss
and along the southern and western shores of the Oulf
of Mexico, but Congress cut off tbls service ; and Oas*
eral Haxeu's repeated efforts to get the necessary appro?
priation of Sej.'-iOJ rouewed have failed. Tho recent
hurricane not only belonged lo the worst type of storm
known to soieneo, but lt was also tue most destructive
specimen of its kind that has vi?ited tbf United (states
for a quarter of a eenturv ?Hie resulting numano
amounting to nearly ftio.ODO.OOO. Yet with ample oppor?
tunity of getting specilio and useful news of lt tu ud
ranee, the only hint the Washington Bureau was
authorised to obtain waa tbat afforded br tbe Ker West
observation-,whloh, alone, were Inadequate to establish
either tin. violence or tho precise course which the hur?
ricane was UKJDg. A warning was promptly sent to all
Cmlf suttons nased on these imperfect nbseivatioat, t
nut signal offloe rs state that- bad this data been supple
m?iited by a ferr telegraphic reports from the West
indies, the (signal Offloe would hore beru enabled to
give Texas a more distinct Idea ot ber peril, and a bet?
ter chauce to prepare for lt.
MnCELL-BSOOB Al'l'olNTMKVTS.
Wa.sIIINUTo.N, Sept 7.-Tile following ap?
pointments were made to-day i
Thomas F. Tobin, ot Tonuossoe, to bo Surveyor of
Customs for in0 i>ort of Mempnls, Tenn. *
thomas (... Manning, of Guiana, to be Envoy Extra
viS& iS Tux?p_- Car?:,na' l? b? C?n'Ul 0f lUe
Charles U. edmonton, of Charleston, 8. C.. to be United
Motes Isstrtot Jadfe tor the District sfBOSto 0_5
Phlnsas Mundy hst been appointed keepsr of the
Light station st Great Beds, N. Y.
*>
TUE POST OFFICE AT NASHVILLE.
Washington, Sept. 7.?Acting Postmaster*
Genoral Storanson ysstorday rsoeivad a largs number of
telegram! from prominent oltltent of Xashrilis, Tenn,
rsqnesting that tbe widow of General B. F. Chsatbam
bf appointed lo suteaed hsr husbsnl ss postmaster st
Basfivuls. They r*prassot loot sos It thoroughly cotn
potesl, -vcrttiy, and tho choice of tbs psopls. No a. tion
lit tba luattar nashs takeu until lbs rs turn of ths Pratt
dsnl audits FoHmaater-Gsnaral,
JK,.?v, - ;t t mu roiif.u uiumui coi .' ; ?? s _.
lr__X*^Af*,Vfiffc*t*_*r' '? n>*>'K'_"l*ri' ?'?'*'?>???*???* ?5""",<* here tt
Uf, H. J. .iilwoi-vik ps-t'Olug. Aboat Itt uSnuiuor, wars ia
attendance. The seeretarv's report shnwivl a total of llflss
soolatlona, sn lam ase ai twenty four during '.bu year, and un
at Hm- nienibt rshlp of 3,820.
AGITATION AMOHQ WOEEIEOMEM,
Drockton, Mais.. Sept. 7.-Tho Trimmers
and IM co Setters' Union bas ordered all members of
thst orgsntr-atlon to keep away from tbe factory of
George E. Keith, This ts tho first move of tbe Knights
of Labor, because of Mr. Keith's r?fustl to roeognlxs
cmninlt'ens from thst ort-anlr.stlon. At the factory
about 8"*i> hands sre working. Many of those sre
KuigtiU of Labor, au,', the laster*, fut., lu number, are
still ut work.
CB10AOO, Bept. 7.-August Hahms and John Mitelto,
two sailors, are looked Bp here pendine the arrival of
extradition papers le deliver them to tho authorities st
Bullio N. V. Th? prisoners are wanto 1 for the murder
of one Thomas J. Cavanagh. They are both non-union
men who served aboard the schooner Halsted. The
murder, whleh occurred on Ancust 'J7. grow out of a
fight between union and non union men.
Pt Lori*, Sept. 7.?The trouble between the un on
brewers of this city and their former employes has
taken au Interesting turn and the union men And lt
difficult to supply their demand for boer which ls not
boycotted by some one or other. Thn union has boy?
cotted beer brewod by the linus against whloh they sre
striking and the latter refused to sell to the liquor deal?
er* who sympattnzs with the strikers, Besr made lu
oth?r <5'tles and t.y linns which aro popular with tho
unions ls therefore In great demand.
Ihdum?.polis. Ind.,tSBt*7.?TSB annual meeting of
the National Federation Si Coal Miners began hero this
Afternoon. About seventy-five delegates were present
from Indisna, Ohio, Illinois and Missouri. John Mc?
Bride, of Ohio, was chosen prosldenr, an., a number of
committees appointed. Tho report of tbs secretary
takes strong ground lu favor of trades iiiit**^ nrlnoie'e,
aud a?MOM any movement looking to tho amaleamalioii
as a body to tho Knicht- of Labor.
riULAheu-HIA, Sept. 7 (Special). ?There was a general
ttrlke of all tbe union lithographic printers In this city
yesterday and thirty-seven firms, employing nb-tut 500
bands, wero compelled to close their shops. Tho strike
ls because of the refusal of tho ompioyers to reduce tho
working hours from fifty four and a half to Urty-tbroe
hours per week. Tbe principal employers afToeted are
George Harris - Ca. Kotterlinus A Co.. LoheiM A Bol?
ton, Brenker A Kessler. V. A. Itertram. Bark* A Mo
Fetrldge and Thomas Sinclair. J. L K'.ttorilnus, hoad
of the largest firm In tbe city, said: "lira surprised nt
tho action of oar employes. Our linn always treated
them well. They had only fifty-four and a half hours
work a week all summer. We shut down every Saturday
at 3 o'olock and never deducted a cont from the wnRtt
of the tuen beoause we did so. They received pay for
all holidays as If they wero av work, an almost unknown
thin,' in manufacturing establishments."
Booton, Sept. 7 (ty mali.-Tbe folly of strikes and
their pernicious effect on tbo men taking part In them ts
most painfully Illustrated In (lu* case of tho Salem and
Peabody tanners. Tbe employers have had little diffi?
culty tn securing suftioient help, but about SOO m-n have
been Idle for about two mouths ant have no prospect of
employment In tho near future. The Knights of Labor
bave sadly missed their murk In this struggle, and hun?
dreds of people will be kept from starvation this fall
aid winter bv charity. The overseers of tho poor have
already beau appealed to in many cases.
W?JSUBItO**, Del.. uept. 7.?The strike at tho McCul?
lough Iron Company's works, at Northeast, Md., ended
yesterday morning, tbo men returning to work.
FOUK BCBDBBD BBOBMABBBS OB BTBIKB.
Sonic of tl.e employes of Hunan fe Son,
thoo manufacturers of No. lfl Centre-st, asked for
advances In wages ranging from 10 to M per cont a
few days ago. Tbe demands were refused. The men
referred the matter to Ibe executive board of their
union, aud on Monday tho board called on tho tlrm, but
the employers refused to reraive tho committee.
Four hundred of the men struck yesterday, and at a
meeting at No. 479 Poarl-st. decided not to return to
work till tbs executive boari of the union ls recognize.1.
There are LOO girls ta tbo employ of tho linn hut they
remain at work. _
ITATl'RES OF TIIK LA BOB PBOBLBX.
Thc lockout of the cloth?lg cutters ls practically
settled. Karly ywotnrdej afternoon the Board of
Arbitrntii.ii of District AooenMy No. l'.? met the ex?
ecutive Committee of the Manufacturing (.'lolbiers'
Attixrlstio*! Bl No. 00 Spring ot., to see if some basil
for aa agreement aottJd not bo reached. Rm Knights
propoood tbat llie nieiiiifartiiimti dloc?argo tbs non?
union men now in their employ nnd tbe oM men would
be ordered beeb to work, hue un* met bj a eoaater*
propoeitios that the ttrikt be deolared ott and then
the manuleetureri would take back neb of their old
'oms a* tiny wanted. 1?eoe two propoeitiont
? dmeiissed tor several hours nn.l nt last by botb
sides making eoneeeskBM bs egree?Mst was n
winch wa* mutually tattefaetorr. Tho Board ol
Arbitration said thal they woola submit the agree?
ment ti. a meeting Of the locke.lout men this after?
noon.
Tho work of getting tignaturee for tbe Henry Georgs
inuie.in nt i.s being actively poshed, lt is stated that
already nearly 20,00(1 DBBMt l.a.e 1. i proi [ired and
lt it expected tbal tbe number will be inf nosed to
CrO, OOO oe tore tbe Konunat?ig eonrentioa en Beptem
ber 17. There is no doubt that Mr. (looroo will bo
the nominee.
?
0RJ1X ABB PRODUCE MA BEETS
rS-Tt7BB9 OF BBW-TOBK DEAKIN' li
With do important dows to atti prioeethe grain
spccni it."ns wert mSaonei .1 bj tiie absorption <>r tn Surest by
tho yaeht reeta Trial, noss le tbs TT not ors mirtnls fo.m.i no
bera Shippen wsrs bayon st tho ooo>
otoetoMea eaakletei 64,000 totbsle of wheat tad
rower, token by shippers on s reeesolaa ot VS *t
o-i.t la Uw former ceroal. rom buming stead) a ieat options
gradually drifted tlowuward on a volume ol tran sm (.on* prob
i t'lii -t linn, mi uni ii i tills year and tbe clo ao
? '.t.iiii In.'iiit S, prl OS *' "i Inn; tl. i
: ?- v. No
: ?:(, Hinl Maj '??.'-?
h.. inc ri..,- ul nu- coi n
icentto W ? mi Soptt ..i'- i, ".: , for
tabor, ."?"_' ;i ftti l"
tor May. Cash oats were a rm bul options sase-d oil
i .-I,I ni '.lt! fte ---iii. in or, I . it- for
November. Tbe lani market was nngtm-l igodlo
t.it.-il thi toue.wblc .'. wunkar aud Anal
tatlon.* showed losses ol 25 y 1 ifs fur Hept< ml i r it ST 49, H
foi ' .i inlier at OH BO, 111 toe *??'*? aiber al Od 76, la lol Deo in
ber at SS 74, aod 10 foi Jannary ai
The receipta "t Brain yesterday .-it Hew-Xort, Phltadsl
phis, Baltimore and Boston ws Wheat, 918,1131
bushels; corn, 188,128 bushels; oats. I4S.R44 bushels: totsl
traill, B02.928 Mistic!*. Boar, 88,196 'tarr.-i*. At chicago,
ikee and St. Louis thc arr i 57.010
bushel*; corn. 465,887 bushels i oats. 28,1,401 bushels; total
grstn, ?--iff.fi bushels i hour, :ia,;i7l barrels.
TIIK ri.M.i: IN' CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 7 (Special).? Cables were iliscour
aplng. This nnele wheat h eak to day There was no fiost,
and this made teston I at'S bayon st corn amloui to net r.tl of
lt 1 hose wore about the only tutluonees In the ui.irki.t_ 'I hey
wire snlllt-ieiit to semi i orn un lt r tlie put price and le kO0f
v heat nt ssOOet decline moot of the stamou. Ullin freights
were u trtSa easy, wheal Ol B cuts and corn at .1*4 cents. Hut
tte break wee aetoaoefh te. tay thtpraoata Tho
rooolpto of wlator sraoat aro -leotosslni, to! Bioos of spring
wbeat aro wonderfullj ?.leasing At Duluth to-day thew
- .>r Wh .1 tt >*!:i'i. ,),, s. 111 imi ..t
Mil wauk ??. 81,140. Tbs roo?ats at Chicano wert, 80,000 bush?
el-, against 60.000 n > eal nno.
In corn tln-r* "a* it scramble to nnlna*. Thn
price opoaodat 48 ?? om to tor October anl ?rnt at ease le
41*? cento, rota hail boon sold last night in large volume at
42'HS4_.'-a ct-iita. Tho OeUeM Of th.* rs***, of
course, ri al tbs stan . ?- is large
aaevor, The anti?patod receipts for to-morrow 700 ure thn
largest, so tar. if iiiev ars real li. 1, for any Wednea ay. Thors
was in provisions som* so Uh some buying
by insider*. Arni.mr bought UXiUl lo,omi l, (r-ri-, of j-es?
pork at 810 October junk sold don u (?? rio M an 1 .-> pi
I ,!t to 87 20 Charters w?n light to day -I.KW bus
tum in.il IT.ChiO bushels ol bar)*-}-. Tin- close wu.
(t-i.ts foi ... t.... 1 wheat 1 il ""scents lui . . :..',,. 1 oom 1 $10 Jd
foi 1 ictober perk 1 snd 86 68 lei ' letobor lard. Pats on Doti ber
tt 1,0*1 i~,.,ii ,7 *?... ???nts. .-till on October wbeat 78** cants
The ri-c.-ipt* to-tbiv were 270 ears of wbest BOB oars? turn
sod 288 - The aatietpated re?-*Ipto for lo-tnorrow
uiol-tit.iisol ui.. .it, 7 i'u ni . OTB .uni l.->4 of oats.
THE PBIBOLRUR MA UH LT.
Le?s activity characterized tlio crude oil tpeo lls
Utayastsrdeyeadptleeswerewoekst uniter th* imbi- I
(liat Hu. Davis No. 9 wull (lying Ul the snuti.
dsvolopsnonto ot Ihs Waahlagtoq Bold) wastlotrinit tn iv,
tie,nun no nuga whs available fenn the scouts I
witb this tlUiour.'itf'.iiK news ls the rael tbat lwenty-?l?bt
Irlllina 111 U.e \\-.sl.iujum .tlstrici wi.i.l, ouahtta
ifiieii tbs producing san-! within tin- i.rtt week. Maui of
these ni" ini'iiel tn bs K"o I prodnoors bat tttair output ls
i.eisit ?! io swell the yield w b . Hu- decline of
the ol.ter w.iis The market Shows remarkable strength un?
di 1 Um bod u.linns it bas bad u, 1 uni. nd again*! 1. ssiuy, bul
lt still is in ie. - . t general buying. Tlie olose waa
i-t'aiiy i.ut nutit-r tba Baal onottUons Monday niKht.
'Hu r^:..'. ,,; [,[.,, 1 au : tbs total dealings .it u,- 1 una 1
' ? as follows:
QBoatag. (13 I lowest. H2's
' . 08 I I'liiaJ. U2*|
Bews, tam is.3.1185,000
ltt-t-iie* oil was eatheaaod at (I", ctuits per gallon.
OIL (Jin, Pea?, Best "?? -On?H (Ml .National Transit
I steSH Mgbeet pr,,... oas. lowest.
.'1 ,.i.i*e.i i--i., as 10 bernis, slseraaees,
,t,. ' , '""ll' Uiart.r.., s.npiiieuU,
t?o,_;-? berrolo; inns, 1 1,880 i.arrois.
RrctBima, Poa-, Sayt, s-CraSt Til rilielesra Ina
11.milt' .it.- ste* opened st 68*saadoloeedat 0I_
?ghost price, b3's ; lowest pilc.i, ?2)s.
BBABBOan, I'fi.it.. Mcpl. 7.-t'ruili ..il-Vatlonal Transit
('ert-iiate-opf.if.u; .i'_.%.??i,i,,..,|,t ,u s Mgknst pr.es.
(,2T,i lowest price, Cl's, St ItorroU.
Tirt-vii.i.i:, l'-nn..*-. pt 7. Ifatioaal Traattt OostlSoetet
.1 BS aiidclt)?tdal..-ii,, l.isht-.t pneo, U31. lowell.
pl.i.., ?_(?*- ^
oorroB MAHK1.1-* nv i_-.i.i:.;p.apii,
MTurook "sept. 7.-rj .10 v. i?. , ,?,?u ?,,' witu %
riM-Wiand. Mititllmit I , L;do. Mid.lliiia 1."
leans, ,v,,t Ba. Inoludinir i.000 bales tor
M-s'iilatiou SBdoxpert..?Hwte-VUO.uuo baloo, ail A.1.
I otu.c.-, outer Lpland. Low Middling rlau
?lelivt-ry. 611 (.til.; do. Heptember ami
? '"'.ll and N..ie.:..,., ,:.;.-.,:, 6 JuSSa *_"?_>
yentberand 1 ' l-?4tt; do. Doeentbor and
January AmUrttf. .,.i . do. Jaouary and lei.iU?.v ,.,.,.,.?.
.', l-W.l., .1,, 1. lunary ami MaKh ,lcl,v.,y \ ,
March and Anni delivery. 88-SM^ do. April aad May do!
livery, 0 8 eta
1 p. m.-( oiton.-Tlie sales of u.e day li,. tn_rt |.,7oo halos
Amstieea.
Futures firm. Cplands Low MlddUiur elaiise Sent.-ml,mr
deUverv, 8 11-Old. Seli-rs: .1,, BsptombJ? _''C.w
?_? f. U.llAA mmll..,-A ? .1.. ...I....... ..... v . ' '. ' W", i ti. u>
ery. 6 6-'l4d. sei, .- ?i ami Movssabor deliverr
1-i.i.l buy.-rs. d... Sov.-inii.-i tnt Doeombw ,irUi?n ,,i
bn)*ers; do. Ueceintier and January deliv*r?, m barara do
January and February del.. sbruarv
andMar-h delivery, 6 M-tMd. sellers, do Mar.'I, si. ia. u
flellTtry. 6 5-64- sellers, do. April and ila, deUvei-V 6
7-64d. vain. ^ -stu,-,,/, w
4 p. m.?Cotton-rutnreselosod nulel hut steadr t'niands
Voif MlddUug clause, lieptenmer >'*llveiT"bn.UAi$!?o,
da Septeinhm and uctohcr delivery, 6 i-esd buyeis do uo
lober and November delivery .Od. buyers; do. Novtiber and
ttwombtr delivery, 4 08-04d. W?ro, do. itecember an.: Jan
uar? tiollTsry, 4 08 (J4d. buyors . do. Jamury sud /"oi-uarr
dslfisry. CW ?*41ws, to. #ehru?ry and Maro. u?Uver, 6 ?
.04d. sellersi do. Jareb and April dellrery 3 it'A-l sellersi
do. April and U-ay daUvsry. 8 JW s_lsrt. ' ,e'*er,?
BI'IHITO OK TCRFKNTLtE
Pavsss.mi, (sent 7, -Turptmtlas nrtn at 08W.
**Vitam?isj*, oapU 7- -lariMiniiue dallas Imo.
TIIE MONEY MARKET
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18.000 . .2(1
lO.'MM).0714
16,000 .M
Urns l.'iiii 7s
LOOO .117
Louisville .ti N.tsh
.N '. .V Mull 1st
1.000 ... .
B.000 ... 103S
Mil ,<.? st Paul 1st
ch .v Pai Bs
7.1 MM. . (-H
C A V W:, Ba
6,.si.) .. .. 107S
W * '. Min div
1,000 . ... 107%
Mil ct No: lal 1913
1 in Kxtouslon
3,000.103
Mo Ran A Tessa
l.ell'l US
10,000.n\\
30,.US
M. I'.ie l|t con
8,000 .... 113S
Met Rlcvatod 1 lt
2,ooo.1177,
3.1100.UH
Met Elevated 2d
'.'.o.mi.lil
Mobile .t Ohio :. '.v
3000.na
N Y ( inti Dflteii
' OOO .... lo*
N 1 irleani I'ac 1st
'11 oat I"1 ' Ipt.s
16,000 .76S
Noi tn west Consol
C...ip ir I.I htts
1.000 .ban isa
Noi Pac Vtl coup
-.OHO ... lllltg
NitCi ? iaaonii 1st
10,000. in; 1..
N V (tt-,- ,-? \ (. m
TYnst receipta
6,inmi.ul
Oregon A Trans
.tt
l.lHM).101S
00 . 101's
M.000.101
ort-.cn -hort LS*
4.(HS).. C ..101 'a
.'..o'si. ID14
(irejon tn:;, l.t
10,000.oas
1.000.oas
Pen Dec * Kv Inc
36.000. T-'Aj
men ,t ah-j'y u
Trust Receipts
7..MI') .75
lloiur. W & On ron
.'..IMMI.100
18 OOO .lol
10,000 . lois
Rioh A I iso Vie 8s
3,000.115
St I..'. Han rrd M
1,000 . lu.''-j
st L .<.? han Ki in 3d
elana ll
7,. ... llUHi
st I. ,*; Cairo it
tl.tlOO.71
st I. * Iron Minuit
5s
3,00.).05-s
St 1 v oread i Ino
a.oon .BBS
2.000.nfl Ht
Ti'V .1 I'.vc lin: I. 'I
.''..io11 .6l*j
80.000.sa
l.ooil.64 "a
80.000.MS
Ttl .t I'ne Tern) "lt
4.0(H).67
Trust r.
l.(MM) .69
Teatao Pa* li (Prto
Trust Beeelpta
15,.).)').66S
... .67
T..1 Poo A *W*a Isl
Trust Rooelpts
j .uni ., BBS
Td A A tl
l.ooo. tOBS
l.ooo.7IHi ' t"n!"ii I'sc 1st
. .75
N .1 1 ?ntral ('on
.... 115
Northweat s v rn
4.IIIHI l.i-(
1st ('our
1.000.
'.'lip
.IIB-,
,ooo.ni's
Wat. st r. .ti I'm
CIllraKo div
'',... .fill
West Slior.) itt.l ls
6.(K)o.HUN
B.000.lop*
-ALtsAT TBA VONnOJADATND 9T0CN AXD I'&TXO
ll 1 M RXOUANQA
STOCKS.
Name*.
MlnuH. ,t I'ac
Mn. Cotton on tYust.
inntiiu ll * _ new...
;cci 1.
'an.ii*ta !_*oilt!l.
'.instil tina Ca.
.'h. il ll .t 61 I'aiil_
"hit * Nni-thwestern
.un Ooustl ' '?> .
[*_ Un li .t Western.
,r.-cii H.tv * W_.
K T Ya .t (la.
(tocking Yaller.
L lt.. I IVnabum t)J.
I.akt stiurit.,.
I Mils .* Nashville....
Mo Kan * Tex.._
Mn I'.i. ll:. .
N.w If Ort Central_
is Y I, BS W.
N T A N li..
Suitli I'acltlc orel_
Stir I'Hcidc.
N V. Chit A "stL_
S J Central.
SHr A Wes torn pref...
Wet Hank .
Jtexou trana.
.Im..I. Miss.
irejroe rt ami !far.
I'u iiii- Mall.
Poa, liec A Kv.
I'hila A ll.*rllus.
Kith A W V .
tl L .t -uti Iran ort...
*t i'liul ,t 1 .mitha.
Il Louis Ark A Tor...I
resas I'acinc..1
I'ninr, PaclSe.
We-trrti Inion .
Wat St L A PM .
Wm.
TotU shiires sol.r...
BONDS.
ll .st HT A Wileh...
Met Bl .
M.. K .V T trc.i'ls.. ..
f-t I., A A T Ut .
I-t l.A .uni I 2.1.
st .! .vii I lr.1.
? I '-'I .
lei i'm nie ?Oomoo.
I'.. 1st .
\\ . -I -tinne l>t .
137H1
$4S
M
108
84S
61',!
Ill's
toe
H
M7--J
M
oas
41!
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nt.
66
114S
l..'_l
P3
137--j
MS
N
46 S
toa
04 ?*
64',
Ill's
li cj
S3 I B.000
137 Hi '.
80,000
B6-1 86,000
ta
los
(14's
65
Ill's
102
17,000
1, it, mi
02.000
Total amount. 8232,00(1
muruiq irrooBs
Booie..
bulwer.
Con Cal AYir...
Knieka (on _
lake. - ..
.v.-r.
Loadv Ills
.
Ravalo.
(Hilario.
Ita,; ..li miiui.k..
Butru 11111,1.-1 .
siena Nevada..
Taylor I'lnnies..
Cnion Ooo _
T,,t ilaah_..
2.50
1.66.
-
in BU
.
.37
.n-i
.In
'.?7.60
.10
.01
.ta
481
a '.o
2.40
8 si
MU)
.37
Sa
87 SO
.t-i
411
Ml
.41
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OLOBIBB PRlOkS OF
SA!
YoatunlA)-. To it-iy.
A1U.
. 1.11.1 Ht
I'-. *' .v )'.eltli.,r 1.13S
H.slie COU. ~
C'liollar .
Con 1 al A Va..
Otarra V.om ..
Kui oka Ooo ...
(..,ui.l -ii Curry.
Iisit. jj Nor....
co
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4.(HJ
.75
1.26
.1)6
1.75
I .'.
2.50
3_(J2*!
600
1.65 LOM
2.40 l.T.'O
600
ll'.ft.J 6(1
1.1*0 400
10
.os 1,600
.7.. MO
27.5o loo
.10 2,000
.0- 1,000
,88 Mi
.00 1' 2
.40! ? ra
^j..10.510
t>.t_L/><)/.'.Y/.i t-i,
Kn tv> BOO, Bept, 7, 1* ?'?..
Yesterday. T 1 I..-,-.
.M .70
2.5(1,
1.66
3.86
l.rtlM
,;*7
.O"
.75
37.60
.10
.os
..._!
4S
Mexican.
Mono .
Havalo.
Oo?J.
Potosi .
- .
1.12H? "Sierra s'.mi.I.i.
4 fi 1 aloa >'? rt, ..
.76 lYoUow J.s. kit.
1-37 Hil
LM
nt
1.87S
J
9
.00
l.-.u
.40
2.60
.65
CLOSIXU PRIORS oy BOSl'OX 8TOUK3.
H)*roM. Hept. 7, HU.
a.*. r.-p 1st 7s..
p I.'. 7s.
A A lop ll ll..,
Boston A Ams'/
Boot .V Ma.ne. .
I un iinriiug a
(4 alli cy ...
( tn hali A Clef.
La-t-ru ll lt .,.
Flint A Per.. M
I?St ,V P M pf.I
Lit Ptn.
1.11 a Pt a 7s ..
Mei (ei.
Mexican' '.i.tral
Hool -scrip..
Kyi 1 ca nt'en U al
Isl Mor Bou.ls
Yoatcnlsy
N YA N Kimi.
N V .1 N Kg . -
Did Colour ....
I'.ul!_n,'lpfd.
Wis lout ll ll
' .. 1
,J_H,?
126 Hi
17J
22S
8S
42S
Allouej, Mm Cu.
tnew).
1 slam'I a He, ia B38S
Krankllu. 12Hj
Huron.
1'cWlllllOttluW).
. :?? <s,ia.
wuln.jr. 62 >?
. phone. 102
Bootee i?i.t ... 7*>
Waler I'oWt.r... 4.t?3*4
Tamaraok.
o day.
4U .
12-J
ms
85
aa
ss
220
f
IIS
6 2 Ht
6 Ht
mi
Tur~i)*r. Sept. 7?r. m.
Il seldom happsns that ths daU of the weekly hank
?tatoment of avsrsfes. at published on Baturdarn, ex
aotly tallies wita tho dots of ths report of tho actual
oonditioo mads to tho United States Controller on bis
call. Bnt tbe weekly statement ot averages (to elose of
business Annus! 27) published August 2"*:, and tho Con?
troller's eall for a statement from tbo Nattonal banka of
their condition at tho Close of business on An gust 27,
do exsntly correspond. In tbo Clearing House there sro
el ity-throe banks, of which forty-four are National sud
nineteen nro State banks. From tho fielallnd itstements?
the weekly average and tbe reports Just made to the Con?
troller?wo are abie to giro In compsrlson tho
totals of such statements for tho forty-four Nalloual
hanks In tho Clearing House. The comparison
emphasizes ono common complaint that the system of
making tho weekly statements on averages in moro de?
ceptive then tbe statement! aro useful except when
thsy are submitted to a searching analysis, the rosalia
nf which cannot ho oxoooted to bo exactly accurate.
Tho following tablo gives tue totals of the forty-four
National banks In the Clearing House as they reported
their averages for the week ended August 27 In tbe
usual weokly statement, aud as th.-y reported ibelr
sotual condition at the close of August 27 to th" United
Staten Controller of tbe Currency, with the dlfforeuces
between tbe two:
-Statement to
NVi-kly Stat-*. ( onli'oll.r
nient of Aug. M. Aug. 27. Differences
loans. (tt78.1.10,300 _j.'.>:7.s..;.,o.V) 8271.200
spit!". 60.717,0(10 68,848,600 1,467.600
U?al-tenders... 2i>.fl.*.4.700 lft.M5n?yHi 796.300
Deposits . 985.113.800 381.76S.000 8,814.300
Ciiculiitioa. 7.D15.7o() H,O5'_.',I0O 166.400
Tot:il !?
Required 21 per
cent.
sn:'illus reserve SBJOBSiBBB t7.6S6.t3S "ri. 127.700
Ily the foregoing lt is seen that the forty-four banks'
averages for tho week gave *S1.17fl,,V)0 )iiore of specie
than was hold on Friday night, August 27, and $79'*,200
more of legal-tenders. In our comments on tho weekly
statement nf August 2S we sam: "The day'a bank
statement of averages probably ia more than usually
iiw.iv from a lellectlon or the banks' true condition at
the end of the week. Hy the operations of iho Sub
Treasury the banks' loss of ' currency ' during tbo week
ouded last night amounted to sj:i,l,'l2,000, and tha ship?
ments to the In'orlot wero HomoUiing over *}?__..OOO,0"<>,
exclusive of 1000,000 which was remitted to St. Louis
mid Chicago hy Treasury exehange. Yet rho banks re?
port a loss of legal-tenders (average) of only *?4,100,000,
Ity th" operations of tho .".ih-Treasury tho hanks gullied
su,io. 1,21 2 In ' com,'Inclusive of 972&56S 58 paid out
for foreign gold deposited at the Assay ortlce, nnd tho
banks report a gain lu specie of .*?". ll'i.'joo."
And lu the next issue we said.* "Yesterday's
figures for tbe total reserve probably are some
f l.SOO.Ooo greater thsn the iiotual amount bold at tho
rose of business Friday evening." The foregoing shows
that the actual Iwidtrics of cash by forty four National
banks were $2,163,700 less than the amount reported by
them for the week. A showing of tho actual condition
of the nineteen State hanks at tbat dato probably would
inskeour estimate, of f l.SOO, not) shortage for tho whole
slit y three hanks about $20o,(X)0 too little.
To day's stock market requires no comment. A tamo
opening was followed by dull and uninteresting busi?
ness all day that was not relieved by tho small and
meaningless fluctuations. The talk and tiie feeling of
ali professional operators are nearly unanimous on ono
side?In favor of higher prices; int they all bavo got
their 100 or 100,000 shares and are waiting for tbe loug
invited yet dilatory puhlto to oo.no In and continue Ibo
boom. Much faith is pinned to tho enduring patience of
the Chicano leaders. That coterie of specu?
lators certainly exhibited a large umouut ot
patience In their last grand bull cami ?'??-"
In wheat at HU Tl 00 cents. Hut somehow tbe
public seems to have less confidence than do the local
professional stock operators in a leadership which has
bought wheat at shove 85 and dropped lt al 7o, and be?
coming particularly bearish on it at 73 cents. Hence
worn tlio local professional operators havo cov?
ered up ct titer on the "long" or "sbori" side,
thc burden nf the whole market rests upon tbe
larg.* Chicago holders and their quasi allies?tbs Ger?
mans with a " Kuropeau counectlon." One of tho late
special favorites of ono of these Kuropeau links has
been tho stock of Central of Ne w-Jersey. For two weeks
or moro tho whole dry-goods locality hat boen furnished
with points that the stook was on the verge of it great
advance To-day lt fluctuated up M per cent and closed
the Hinno as list evening and 2 per cent higher than two
w.?[,.t..i. Like Shore and New-York Central havo
been the special favorites of another Kuropeau link, and
one that has imported a small quantity of gold at a lost,
yet both stocks, after tbo "boom" of tbo last few
'lavs, nro no higher than wheo tt purcbaiod tbe
bulk of irs stock for "iinmedlato shipment" to
Europe, stocks opened to-day at about last
evening*! closing figures, anl lu a few
instances made sma'l further advances, but tbe market
was a dragging aud drooping oue all day and ia a
majority Of casca tho last prices showed Icslgmtlcaiu
final declines, and the marked closed unsettled.
Government h.mus were dull and barely steady with
tho bids for co upou 4s up S per oent. Annexed are tbe
closing .iuot.itions:.
Hld. Ask. I Ititi. "Ask.'
r.S.4*iS liol. reg. llo ll'"s C. S.curdsl80'l.. l'JO .
r.*-. iv ;-'.il,.-...! no llOSl CH.our.fls, 1897 131%.
C. s. ts l (07, reg. 138 13SSI U.Senr 6s 1MIM.. 184 .
i.s. 4-. 1807,00?, 138SIMS V. 8. eui' 6S ISM. 185S.
C.S. 3pei cents... lou's.I D?t.Cot.S-66o.... il'J*i.
t . -..ui Bs lvj.i.. IMS .I
State bonds were dull. Louisiana stamped 4s wero "s
blghrr at 77*B and North Carolina speoial taxes wero
steadr at 10. Ot city bauk stocks, Fourth National
sold (10) at 130,
Theiusiguillcauce of the day's dealings In railway
bondi ls told by tho fact that there wus not a tran?
saction In cither Lrle second consols or the lauded
soupon "is. linnie, Wutertowu and Ogdousburg 5s wore
strong with au advance ul I'a to lol1-. Canada
Southern lirst*) wero *i higher nt 1<>5 and seconds steady
at tu'-j, West snoro gu-irantoed 4s were dall and S
higher at SSS- (-.'loveland, Columbus, Cincinnati aim
Indianapolis general (is wero up Hi at 100S. Metro?
politan?lerated flrsts nee ?$ to ll*. Indiana, iiiooui
liigtjii sui U'citoru incomes were up ?$ at 28*%, bs!
llrsts, eastern division, wero off 2 tier ceut ni DO,
ilou.stou and Texas geueral Os woro h) lower al HOS.
nnd International aud Croat Northern 3s were down 1
por cent to 88*S> Peoria, Decatur and Kvansviile In?
comes were linn at 75S. Uurlingtoii and C/uinoy
debenture ~is declined 'j to lu5S Denver and Kio
(iran.le consols were up 1 per ceut al 100. Texas aud
l'acitlc incomes were linn st 55954-lt, and firsts
Kio (iran.lo division were off S at (iT. Oregon Trans?
continental firsts were tlrm at lol--J3101. New-Orleans
l'acltlo flrsia were easier at 75, and Port Worth an.t
Denver llrsts wero steady at s:_ <??* l7,j. or nn listed
securities. Mexican National firsts sold it 81SS33, St
Louis, Arkansas and Texas tlrsts at 05-S900S aud sec?
onds at 4CfW43'*t, Continental Construction shares at
2 I'. a -d, and cotton sec.! ell crrtl''.oates ut 5! a .Vt.
Money ruled tlrm al (I per ceut, with exceptional loans
at 7 and B per cent, and the official cosing was:
"offered at 5 per oeut" against "-"aO per ceut" al yes?
terday's dose.
Tho Sub-Treasury lo-day lost on balanee $14S,819,
linnie up bv a currency loss of *2-)D,'_".i__. less a com galu
or fl 10.47(1. To-day's operations covered: Keceiuls,
11,519,453 ; payments, 91,668,271; resulting tu bal?
ances of $27,20-1,217 ouri-enoy and sf ISO, 114,Ods
coln.
The Clearing Houso statement to-day was as follows:
Exohaoges, b6l.tl'J'J,ri7l; balances, 98,829,131.
Tho Culled States Treasury at NVashiiigton received
1225,000 National bank notes for redemption.
The ouHioms receints wero $001,050 aud lae internal
revcuuo receipts f251,320.
Ibe foreign exohances wore quiet and fully steady at
quotations for actual busluess as follows : Hankers'
luiis, *>1-US -""I -fl siS tor long and short sterling
respectively: 5.21 ?%, ,md 5.1*. !s for francs, ms and DJS
for rolelimarks ; 40 and 40S for guilders.
In Loudon Hritl.sli consols wero easy and closed *?i per
cent lower ai 100 13-10 for money au.l lull's for ac?
count. Uullod States 4s were off S with nominal
quotation at 12!>*fl. Ainnrlcan railways were dull and
featureless with quotations entirely dependent upon the
latest advices from New-York and as a result prices
generally nt the close were lower than last eveulug.
Bar silver was strong and further advanced '-1. to
CIS l. per ounce Knglish standard. At time of writing
uo quolatlous from Paris have been n calved.
il.NlI.KoAl) KA UNI NUS.
ST. PAUL A.Mi DILI lil.
1**H4. 1-". lSMrJ.
N'lnil.eit.f miles. 82,* _. IS 228
roorthwookia Aug.... f'ts,*u7 839.646 $61,740
Jun. 1 to Au*. Ill. 73D,33? 7*4..'.o4 840,887
Ex;s.rtsuf uicichau'liiu from New. York i
1884. ISM
for rhe week. 86.663,377 $6,438,297 te.Sdi.tlAt
Previously reported.. 311,881,640 818,477.664 20fl,ir77,203
L.t. siuce-Iim. 1...$21-1.334,317 8224,'-U_J,S(il $21?,342,7S8
ECHO i'll AN FINANCIAL MA UK KT*
t/mttOU, Sept. 7 -12:30 p. m.?I nit".! states Four .inda
Hail Ter Coal Beads, Ila'si Atlantic and Oreel Western
, dortgageTi istoot Uer-doetee. li,'-; Canadian I'acl.
i.i.e. .tii Iiiuiols Central, i.c.i. M ilcanord??ry,
44Sj, St. l'aui Co.nniou, l)7*s; MOW-YOTk *- cn ti. tl, 1 li's;
Heading, 13 t-i.
1:30 p.m. -Parit edrtoe*. iiuoteTiirco Tor Cent llcutosat
t-'.i franca 80 oonUmet for the account.
Los nos, sept. 7.-4 p. m.?Consol*. 100 15-10 (or both
money and taa account; Atlantic ant i.r..it Western First
Mullgage Trustees Certlneates, .*>'__'a ilo OeCOOd Merigan.}
i.e. i ..:. i.ti.it. i-a. iii,-. -IT ', . M.-xiciniiiiiiiury. 44. st. l'aui
( otiiiiniii, U7*ii: New-York central. 114*
(aim.la Northweel 1. md . oinpany. Ul*.
U-o silver ts ".uotud at 43-sd- pol oum.0.
KUHOl'l'-AN PllOUfCi: MA KKK TS.
Liruroou -"xiv*" T?-*Prorlstotii Deena. ce_iberland Oat
33s. Od.: LougUiear Middles, 35s. Od., abott Clear :???
808.64.1 sOurl Hlbs, 31s. Ol sliuultlers, 320.84 |.it- Bed
o7?. Hi. lol I'.xtra India Mesa, Prime ilea*. 42s. .i.t Pork
I'Miue Mesa, 67s, Od. por hbl.i l'i ime Moss, Kostera,
Ols.Od.; Western, 6'Js. Dd. Lard-American. 3is. Punic VS esr,
ern, 36s. 64.1 Lard Uti. 83s. 3d. llama?Lung Cut, 61s. (M.;
Hhoulders, 3.13. Ott. Suttor?63s. 04. per. cwt. foi Unost l nited
Btatea Chesso American thoko. 4'*. im. Wheal Ked
Weelara upi mg. Os. M. a lie. Iud.: Bod Winter, tis. HAR
(is. IU4.00I cental. Now No. 8 Winier, Us kHLi 'in. No. 2
upiing,6s. i'.i.. Ne* Ml?ed Western. 4*. I1*?i ua_ntrniaNa
1, 0?. 1 lil. (l .'?. Od.; do. No. 2, Os.Od. a Os. 84. OW ceiiUtl. 1 tO>
Spirits ol i iirpt-.iiiun, 37a on.; do. at Ixmdun, -
pn nwi.; ttoSned I'cU'oiuiiiu, SSS per SoUou. Clovei Hssd
Aliivricau Hod. 4_is. pei uvtl, 1 allow?ijs. 3.1. pr>r cwt,.
.linen ..ii. 2.1s. 3d.: I'rline t.'iiy, '^3s. 3d. per cwt;
nu -( oiuui.'U, 3s. ed., Palo, 11s. Od. ao*. Od. I.ni-.sl .ul;
23*.od. pei owl. Previsions -taiortoaa Bstnaoratod lieut,
liliiil.aiailuis. Od.; foiu ijuatters. id. pur to. Hops al Lou
tloli-Nutt Yolk tsUle. Xl. 5s. Od.
The recuipis of wheat fur tne past three days wero _>utV>00
- tni'iuiiins 2'ii,,oiHi centals Ansel
l i.i in?? .pis "I Aiiieiuan coln lui Hie past lliroo days were
16, ox. i sa lats.
UMWMI,Sept* 7.-rri)i!ut*o- I.lnst'e.l od. S3! ISO isl-.t _tl22
ns. un. p.i '(un. calcutta Linseed. 41-2d. perguarten I tu
set (ase. tu I.s. 64- P<r lou. UettOOd l*tfi
.... .'.. pei gallon; Spirits ..r Turpentine, 86a ba fi
i ? I *-p i in ml. Hoi p.-r tun. Itnslii Conimon. 3*. 7 *-.tl. psr
i*i? r_.ii, os. oil.nilla, isl. PrevlstoM Lard, ..4s. Od. les
cwt. Pu Aineiii an. Bugai 13s Od pei cwt. i"i i .;:..t Oea
inlugal i-olaritiiug U'J*. nud 1 ls. Oil ,i 1 ls. :itt. I ir Itosoovado
fair it-liuiUK aUttal. Australian Taiuw ileel. Ija. td.#2*0.
cl., Mutttui. 360. od ti-.Ts. od. (''Htiujiut on-Ceylon. sI'Jj
nm. x.i:i. A..no ican Refrigerated Bee*, i- On. f.n
hind Qnarteto aud ti. a. iur lets .juKieta pur bin hy thu
..
ANiwKKi'. "*ept 7.?Petroleum?Flue pale American. 16
banoo ess . emmies pam, ami IA banes 68Si noniuses eoMsrs
\\ linux's Laid clusotl al OD Uaucs bo coulUuus pur IOU
kUos.
ll sum SM, Bent. U.-Petroleum?6 marks ?.'.*. pfennigs.
\t iieux's Laid closed ai J7 marka tK) plvunigs per loo lb.
tit. LOUIS, Bept, 7.-Flour quiet; XXX. $2 30 d fi. JO;
Family. $2 66 <_??__ i)."? i ( hoico. t3i">'f*3 26 ; Fancy, *3 4.i?
S3 ...I ; I'.ii.'iits. $4 00n$4 io. ?X'aeal acuva; No '-' He.l.
fasti 't.'.i.; tSepl.. 77c, on. 77),-/ .'I'S, ('.'ru luw.T:
Nt. 8 Mil.-1, (ash, l?'i'?_j.li-i1*j.'..i'Sept.. ittt'.o (ntoi.tr 37>vO.
..al* duli I No- 2 Mund. C'aeli, '46'?.,'_.' j '-j.'., *se|.U. 880.1 "-I
I. ? -. i ' . -iOl?c. Kailey No uiaikoL Huller?
Creaasrr. l8S83o.i Dairy, 15S8*fx K?K?-l-'?? Plas seed
tl Oj. Hay -TtiiiuUiy, tlooo, I'lairte. vtoo. bran-*-.**), at
anil. -Jon ???. $2 06. WhUkoy, 81 io. I'ork. $10 ,6.
Hulk Meats-Long Clear. 66 76 ; rfnort Kibs. $0 --.*.; Hhorl
flear, t'. 10 Lsrd. $0 .6. Ke?-_lp(S- Flour. 3.000 bl>le.|
Wheal, 41,OOO hush.: Coru. 40 OOO OUsU i Data 27, (KW hush.;
Kye, l.ooo boan.: barley. 13.000 Miali. Mhipments-Flour
7,OOO l.t.'.s.. ll li?,*, 3.000 hus?i tofu, 40.1'UO SS?_] VOU*
11.000 hus?, Uro, .... ; ??ley, ....
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL BE OK IP TS OP PIJODUC&
P*r ItorlK H.t-r. V-.i:,t, ,,? l RtUruti.
"^T*15"* IflSf*"** ? MM Imo..:
TtL_f.r...'- tn5 ?*?***?? 9kga in Batter pkss
r,c:tns.l,',ls.. '.'.. er.,,, . ,, Checsa KS
"I'T" *<"?''. ,J?_5. ?? mi'"' pkg* "
_ bales . 6'. Hides, hshs. 237 ht. e t-iiaff
Cotton, hair, 4D7 I ,..,... 7_i;lL__ " "'
( nt oh seed 'I..,i | Tlsiik pkg, "
? el, lillis ... it*iMillii,,. Ids 71 -.netter nr,"
Dried irut, Brdrtts imp ., i,'Hl,,
_l**e.... .33 bbls.. . |oniMurcl. pkg*
lit-*. Pkgs . . Obis . !'."*l.-rlne.,,s,.
Oilcake, i.xs t 02 dTallow. ,.*?*
( Meal, bbl-. 36.04*0 si,., a. atm
('Meal, bass tc,"1 pk**. IO Tebarct?, bda
Wheat,bnsb307.760 peanut hairs __?!?! To),,.,., .,.,?
Corn, l.osi,.. 63,700 Putt. pkga.. 312 Whlskej ,
Osts,bush... St.oSO-eel, pkgs... i<nuw. ,
Itv. bash... SSA ('nfl.e?rs. pk
Mali, bash...33,460 Lard,pkgs... 1.830
16 tl
ll ll
GENERAL MA UK KT RKPOKT.
OQTBRZ l'..r Ilra'll growth the market la firm attona
for'nlr. Balee. 8,800 bair* "*) tpot ?*n the t,?i, ,,( i?jufc
lOSfti 3,8.0 h i?s afloat. No. 8. at 9V.; 9,o*)0 lass Nt, * Ti
I'l-.'-.l..i bait No 7. at IVS. Mild groat'.s steadr
100 bag* 8avanilla. Tho market opened I sMi tl [?
at unchanged prices and . lose.) steady at January, -t nt,
February H.t..) 88.95. March, 3.8648 \.i 1. '.' ?/?)?,:, -.-.J
tet'it.ir. n...'.?'?: (>. tot....-:.o,/*.;.-,; N?v, ,?i?-r .-?,?_, A,
DeMmher8.85S8.90. Hales 1m.26(I twits. '^
COTro.N. For spot C..tton pi ms ?.re not 'hanged Tito
rt 1.344 hales (i,oi6 inst erentng) ail t.. ,>.'tiners,
l*ort 1.1.tilts to day, 8.403 isle comp-tr ? | '.; han*
tins day lam week and B.710 bales this .liv i., ,i .e?r.
Quotations based on tho Ann.ri, .tn si ii.-i lard ol ??.laeslti'-atioa
arv as follows:
Hsv-OftsaM
t'plitnds. snd Oulf. i .
ordinary. tl. ti 13 16 ol:ul
(-trlct ordinary. 7 1-16 K /I'*
c xi' 11 i.i msw . * tiitt *'l lt
str'ct Unod Ordinary. 87-18 K", *?,
Low Middling. x 18 li li ti
Bmet Low ;.?;.i nmg. ru m nt. n_.
Mlddllns. H's 971(1 87.18
Oood Middling. BS 818-18 818-18
t-itrlrt flood Middling. OlVli* lot, Ml.
Middling Fair.in.'.ll l'i>_ lo-,
Fair.lo 11 Kl H's US
eetnmn.
flood Ordinal?. 87-18 |L*wM_MI_U. 7 16 li
st. ii ood ordinary.-.. Ta I Middling.....
For futons Hie market opened nt nnchongod pr I
< lost d tt-.ill at a dorl.in' ol '_.' . i
Today's Kt lr. ?
Months. rlosinir. II lithest. Lott-, st.
September. _?.13? ;) 11 on; ;. I j
october. Oil* 8.16 8 ' i
November. 9.14S S.18 8.30 ni*
Deeember. 1>.!7* 8.18 !> -'I :? IS
January. 8.348 3.38 8.38. H24
Februarr. 8.839 8.83 MB
March. n:i.<ii 8.4] :? u '-.in
AT.nl. P.48S ??? 8.83 !? lt
M.y. 8.56S 8.67 8.58 9.%t
lune. 0.648 1.67 i
July . D.71<_r 0.74 KU
Transferable notices at 9.16.
COGOA Dull and ?? n. rally uiich.in._vd ? Guayaquil l;l-]#
14c , Maracaibo 22 323c: Caracas 18ii 19c.
CHK'OBT oro.ind SSS *''
cokhaoK In fair demand; Manila Imi sis Ue: I 1
10 V
cooi'KHAOF stock Most kinds dull ; sinlassd shooks
and he?d? ii'n'r demand sud stea.lv; molasses shooks sud
in iel* 81 - rogar sbooka ono beads, 38 inch. 61 ??'#
*?1 70: do, 36 inch $1 26-'?! S3: old sho'ks snd nea
:(-*... 1,- - .".? 3>81; do, 36 Ini Tl 'll shooks withe at
heads 'i'll 4i'e : rum shooks sad bonds *.< 3SS63 50 coe
? S6S80 50: i icpty hogsheads $2; houps, HI ?
il f'-et $27.
FLOCK AND MK A I-Fl.o I'll Msrketcxhibit-U.se sir nit?
on all andee, while eo si issn are not very pl.-..ty. and t .? ie
ate better stist.lined rh.m inci'.t'itu a-;.I r'lnl.e grades, whick
.ir.- In gisttl supply and have hen sold foi .. ..uer.
The export traile has only been to a limited extent,
lobbers have confined their operations mainly to small pan ri*
for Immediate want* **al.-?. 14.000bbls. ?eluding 4,300 Min?
nesota kutra, at ??_! 7o..' ri '?:.. :t.i'"i b ls. Winter Vi lieol Ki
ria, at $2 7.l'e?$5 10, latter for a favorite broad; 1 -?)
l.'.ls Kxtra No. 3, 8S70S88 86; 800 bbls lin.*.
62 1 -.;$.* ii'). 8,000 bbl*, city RU1 "stn, *. ." M ?)
f..i i ... Weet Indies. < if the ial< - 3 100 bide, were foi export
ouot.tri'.ns. Flint. $2 l(ia$2iii, (sn pert ne, $2S5c$;i Kx?
tra. LS00 bbls. Minnesota Extra at S3 - So -'.
Oood to Fancy Ki.tn *-( it.-. - ' ;io :*-. 7 .;i ..-ii.
men to Oood K.ti-a Woetern, 82 70S88 fo Oood lol >
EstXS Weatern, 83 90386 ; i on.mon to fair lx'r.
827098376; Oood, 88 808-84 20; (I.I "? '
. 84 76; Common Kura M?aroota, SS 70S>88 10| (lear.
$136384; lu.: Mixture, .*;; .t:-/*:i ?" ; Htralgbi I
16.1 Patent, 84 408)8810; Bakers' Extra. #8 7??f4 .-);
s< .nu':..rn to Fallr Kxtra, S3 70 SSS 96; Fall I
S170S84 30; Oood to Very Choice. 8453i -' .
Winter Wheat E tra. *l S64S6 lOi ' W
Mill Kxtra for West linties. $4 l.".ti>4 SO; South Ai u
-i Tn market closing dall --'" i ll ? I
FI.oflt rules lu.f snd trlthoat dorldod ??'-.iitiK'" ia
once, with the t.-htlenpv to favor buyers. Helsa, 1,08 bolt tt
8.1 38'S$8 86 tor Commoo to Oood, and $8 00 Ix $6 for i .
ci.Fitr.( .. lt VF FI. ot'H .'.??,. 'v with a farr ti.
mend. Balee, TOObbla. 8aperdae883dS*B140. lot! '
Choice OOHS MK.II, witb.mt rb mire to m.tn e.
:??!... bbls Urandy wino at $2 86 j Yellow Wt stern tooted at
89 SOSS876.
(iKAlN-WIIKAT-Market about S.; '?r. lower Sst
lots. Options otieue-l hisivy. tli.in fill o'.f bSS0t,and
hesvy at tho Innde prloas A owdetata trade fur eaport, ?
light city Mllllnuhiislitoss. nml (airlv active truis-ict'on* or
.*'i.r'iii{. The trude iii opt tins w.i* light Shippers I
86,000 bush, -i.'s, 898,000 bush, future. 330.000
bush, -put. Including I'li-xraitiN! Hprln^ st -
Fngnidisl Winter ll.-<1. BSSVOe., mainly at 86tf
N?. 3 Il.-d. r>iV. In elevator. sb
No I Bed. 80S** sSoat i No. 0 Red. WSe. la etesrator **_?
??sa< aiiunt, *.-*?:.?. afloat free on board; Caaraded 8
?"ic. So. 3 It.-il for Srptembor, 878
for October, 83SS 38-v*.. clootng atSHV*-; do. for Deri
B1SS91V-. closing -it Bl"**.; do. for January, OS*'
. oslngat OSc.; do. for May, fl ?? .,?..-_..
ItVK Hud Western, .".lt*">i>.: c - t
ci'Mf.BARI KV- imi! imtl notnlnaL ...BABI.KV MALT
- Belling slowlj nt provtons nuotutions. COHN v
without decided change Cor cash lot*. Options nooned dull,
then declined SSSc.t?dcloeed beary ai tl" last?I prices
A iiumIi rate trade tor export, a Umii. tl'rn siin-s fi r i
ini.t fullly active trans.icti(ins In .-i.tl<.n_*. Hbipptrs b - ll
mo.i on bush. Sales713,01)0 buah. nit'ire. 98,000 bush.
is Cngraded Mixed at SI SS 33 SC-j -*o. 3 Mix 1,
51 >4C.. 6'jc. in elevat.tr, ."'-"-j atloat . No. Wklts, ' ? :u
elevator; ITngraded White, 63c. snout. No. 2 M l-l for
September, SoSSfilSc-, closing at BoSe.; da fort)
" 1 !_. "
61 '?'t.".1 ',.'.. chuliitc :tt 31 '.c.; do. ' i. 62
os ng
?I
closing at 68c; do. for December. .'.'J \ i 33 *?-.*., closing at
do. for Blay 65*?#55Se., c
BSSt.OATS Cash tots wore steady.
opened steady, thoo (ell off Sd* Sc. and closed h. ivy ats t
the Insult'pri.es. Bales?36.8000 bush, future.
Rpot, Including Ho. 8 Mixed, st SI V.; No 3, S2?32S' No.
1. nominal; No H White, MSSMSi i Wo. i .
No. 1. SOVse.; Mixed West.-m. ftoa.lli': W hi te do, 34-j !?? ;
White State. 86 ys.t Ko. 3 Mixed (or SepU?tlx-i
eloelng at 32c; do for October, 32S333V ,. ?? i
do for N'.Tombi-r. 83*sS88Se-, clo* i ......
FKEIJ Dalli 4o ft. 65-700.; 60 tb, 02-r, -.70S
760.1 loo ft, BOSOOC; > Ital il, live 1'. ???:. 7,",a.
Stock of Wheat on the tami Boptombei 7. ". I
hush.; stock of Corn sa t nial MUM date, 1,4
Walker's Prlv.tt.- Dally I'Tfinai BOOtOOSbor7, 1888k
BHUsk Indian tt heat exports monthly. I
Moiitn*. Iiiiubav. Calcutta Kurjaeheo,
Jan. F--b, March. 8,113,000 I88,0nfl 2,016 Wu ...;'...'")
April . 3,634.000 6(>4,O0.l 44*ss.t . '. ...rsl
May. 2,x.*.i>,(Hio 1,193.000 Smu.OOO i ? I
Juue. 4.683,000 3.462.0SI 6"sH."00 * " I
July. l,;ci.i.oon 1,410.000 848. * ?
Wk Anirist 7... 876,000 128.000 176, 00 liSn.OOO
Wk August 14.. 4>*n,ii''0 136.000 T'-tiss) 792,008
Wk August 21.. 65)1.000 838,000 388.000 1,372,008
Total bushels.... 16,i)S0,i"00 TJ8S.800 4,913.000 88 '6 >s)0
Tbe exports tn this crop season fioin April 1 to Auk i.t 'Jl,
188(9, hate boen 23.044,000 bushels.
The receipts of wheat st llombav for th-> week ende.1 July
81, isisil, wero 470,212 bushels, against 366,4 DJ OJsit-ii ths
corri-spoutllng week in I *j*3
Tin- distribution of the ha ageing espoett k 1* ht ts
To Ci.:ietl l'ltcoiitllieiit TotSl
-FrtJtn It ugloiu. Eurolie. Bus
Bombay. 4.nv*ooo 11,193,000 \.\n-t.i ???)
. l.'.)D2.0i)() 5.90-1 ooo ; - >
Calcutta,. 6.o8tj.000 1,848,000 ". - ? '
Total bushels ... 12.916,1*0') 16.4I4.0O0 98,81 '
Thc exports Irom Im'.tafrom Apiti 1. 1888. lo Karak 81,
18.686, M.:e 88,881,600 bush, wh-at iiKsin>t 0-t,.'il OH ?
from Apti: 1 to August 21 l-**tl. Theutiantlty to ootnefi ta
India rrnii) August 22. Intnl. to Man li 31 1887.ran not el I
vin,nun.omi hush, and will piotni'lv bc lt ss. Wheaton p- I
from India for Europe 6,936.000 buah. Tbeexnorts i -.
I'otersb.iig for tho week ended Angust 31, 1-*' sen 117,918
bash or w heat, tnt Imilng 407.541 bushels for Contle**! ol
Eurone. Tte latest estimate of the tth.-at 1 ron of the I'nit.d
Kingdom ls 58,984.000 OUSk. sga'nst 79,680.768 bus f
I 20,631,766 bush, lt ls 1. 1
that both tne French ami Oermaa wheat crop ie 15 yet cent
andar average, ii wae estimated In eires - . l
at loper centdeflclencj for tl.... r..j et Oermany.
OCantlKS Quiet pst steady M 6(r7--j.:foi '
11 emf AN'I) jct? Batts dall ai rSSSrt, WmBWhwaf
quiet but sU-atly ut H*? * *'?c s.s.ii, 5*..
HIDES -Dull and weall , Bocotas, 34SSS ? SH? portlj I
190; .Mex:oms. 30 IB. at 1.1c : Truxillos. 17 m. it 17c; Bu ?
A1 ns. '.'3 tb. at 21c. 4 mouths, do SSOoai?, 38 .6. ll
11.h ... -J3\ tt), at l-s'-jc.
11 a v and straw The supply is moderate but >
demand smaiI prices are week. Old Hay. Chela '
885a; Mo. 1, .0871k).; No. 2,1 1 ' Clove* Hi ?*? ?*
33t?., Clovor, ISSSSci Si.inp.u<. 'ot Prairie, ;? . -
Straw, l.t.:ii{ live. 654ti0c.; Snort lt',". ._."> u 4 '? , "it, SSS
40c; \V '
l.KAliiKi: Hamlnek Bole firm, with a fai. - I
good trade llemloc-k Sole Non-Aeld Bu *>
Ant selection, 21333c, Middle do., 33S23SC-; lleav;
Tiai2i-*-., Light Seconds, 19S20C,; Middle do .Vi**
Heavy do.. Soc.: Dsmsced, all weigh ta l7Sl*s 1
I lUfornla Light, Oral seleetlon. 21931 Sci Middle da 31 SS
.(.?nv-rdo., '2l-.i-f22e.i Light - Siddleots,
. i'.'.*.: N"(i -l.ltl (.'ti.in .1. Ht'te l.islit,
,- , -. lion, '.'.'e.. Ml.ll,, itu. 90*aO)2tSlO.; H'S ?
*- . ..lui*, l?7l V.c.. M lld x- ?'
Vi,-.-, Beevydo, 18S18Sa; ?amaged, all wei
H.j., is. 120 13. A< ld ll e ul Sll kn la
t:.ui, jo... Middle do.,i30S*'-:~.; Ueefj -
Beconds, *.**.i I '?' 1 . '
o'.'0-.j-'.; Damage!, all weights, I'VM' S - '?
? r Light liacls. fll 3 11 ... . MI1I.U1 Beck. ' *
i Middle Bat?a. heavy, 80S31C *? ?: ?-? '???? - < ?? *
30Sc.: Light crop. 2882.)Sc. M
1 ft ff 1A Vj.. Calcutta Buffalo? Light, I ?
IHCf , liaiiisgtsl, 15a 17c. Poor I I
mi i\s IronoertiSoatoedall .
abb - imtii t s September delivery, t?s ',
ipot, 81.70S21 W* - tutun '-?* "J
tons upol sold st .'I 80c 1 rans ? '*
sr steady st 10.256 10 loc - ^
futures, itaiistuiatilo DuOoee. Lake, Usu ?*
Chill Bars, at ?89 7s. 8d. I_ead dui: at i 0 1
Dotlot-Issued et 4.780. Sp. lier dui! al ?
Transferable notices, doi asUe. Issuotl si 1 iftc.
MOLAHHK8 Dun ai l7?jo ler SO toot bolting otocs >?
business reportoil in.hiv.
Naval STORKS isptrits Turpentine cosy at U\
tur merchantable, iiosm .lull. We onot-j sUali f
t-- . -; ri oi>*-a: E.813S.F, SI 49 1 0. SI B3Si Ut ??',,,,*T
81961 K 89 40i ll ii-.o. >.ii io. Wiml'tw 0__US.#81SI
Water White. SS 70.
oils Tra?le moderate and nnrWet Irreanlar. \v. .jus_m?.
Common Neatsfoot, S5*60o.i Fume do. i,..^7-'.... ,***"?'.;''_
Yellow Cottonseed, Prliue, I *
. 1 de -*i- rm, '? ? I Cruds Northern w I.
.-outheiii. 33. ; ours lAU-k-o, T7SS?8o_4 Deeseo?1 iv- *
UCl iv Flu. I oil I'"* 'I'.o it'iieral nioveiaent wa* *?
ward t.i dal end <?*?' * sSow-?l no special chauyes le-1---*
I'oKT*. heme, a llntisl, b..lk, 8,0 0 bbls r.Uued .ti , *?*? ??_
in. i-i.. on .iifct, .**. ju.. siiKiti, tn ot,- '.'? "' .-..^
Ui,I. '.'OS. tal'ttw, '.'Os. be.!. 4*. ml., polk. Sa . hogs, *?
....LIV klll'OOL, ste.im.i. Itu.. U.i. t.ll.'t'*.
7s. isl. a ss. ?.!_., ml u__o. Os. 3d., niitisj, loni.?-: "?**?"?{
IDs. li.l, laid, ios.; tallow. 10s., lOO tous lut-.un W-ai
goods. Ita OM.OLA8U0W, steam, hout**", tiiloUUullS
linur. L's: me,i?uit!iii. ut cargo, 15s.dl7s. 8d: roetn. ?*
IV1.; Ium. -Ta. 'id , imirk. 'lo. Dd.; l*l?l, 18a 64 ? --'-i ,l'-*'q"
BOs.1 sugar, 11s. 3d.,/12?. (l.t.; t?D take, *- ?">/?? ' \
BRISTOL. st,-.im. hence, quotations H-n. l_. l"\- r.
cake, 12s. W-isugai. 13* M. (01 graaalsiod anl los jo, m
cut loaf, bacon 2o?., lard. 16s., measurfii" -nt K't'-ls, I, s. '*??
.1.K1T11. sltJaui, hcuots 24,(UH) husi.. grain, 3d. .. -y-":,,
< AMI.K. alesun, hence, H.OOO l)il?li. g.ant, 4?.?****
WK UP, steam, liciic, -i.lMHi bush, gratti. 2V1- ,._
PROTI8IOK8 FORK-Th.rews-l ts.ntiuu.s ?i<>_i
eaaorlerootUl huidiug off. Fi:.*,?, h-.w_.ver, shea u.. ?'?*-'"??
bbls, *s. VmAxot, td, Plate, ?n .mi . ???-*"4Vj**8J 60.
Dull aid lu Imvers tavor. vti.*>l?->*l ?l vaim.o* -^
.CIT MHAfS aro weU sustained!in l-noj
With a steady fall deinaiid. iVlea. Jg".. ?3
Hams, lo "so Ut).; 600 l'iS-?d k_-SB8S?S, Hf

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