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W Jk rt ' THE SUJWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20,' 1897.
II CARRIAGE TRADE BOOMING
K fr .4JV.D CAJtJtlAGr. JITEX SCTIXIB w
JK TO M'KINI.KX'B ULECTIOX.
K jK Their Kulloaal Cnentloa Haw In kesslois
m W: Here The. Daleaatra Coma rram All Palnla
B 9L' aatl nrclara Thnt Ilia Whole, CounlrT la
X me, ivalclilnc Men n'ork'a Mnerttj Cantait.
ft K' In bla nnnunl address to tho Carringo Build-
H1' CT' National Assoclittlon, which opened Ha
K tTientr-Ofth annual convention at tho Grand
ft ffi Ccntrnl 1'iilnco yesterday, resident Henry
ffi Timkln of St. Louts concmlulnteil tho dnlcirates
) W and representatives of carrinco concerns on tho
- K irroat lncrcaso In business durlns tho Inst ten
wk rtontlm nnd tho proarcct of a creator improve-
K fticlil duriiiB tho next threo years. Wlillo tho
ml Ortnlno Hulldcrs' Association has novcr en-
,' EL ttijcd' Into politics as on c-a'anlzatloii, Uio ad-
K 'dress of tho President and tho report of various
;, jf . committees referred to "tho recent restoration
Ei of confidence, the maintenance, of n Govern-
! jt? tnentnl policy o vital to tho prog-rcss of our
.' K ixftdo.has so hencfltcd.tha members of our asso-
" , elation thnt thoy are to bo congratulated on tho
, K .present status of their business and tho hopeful
S- o outlook, for tho next tbrco years at least. From
W- West, from North, from Kast, from South there
': :jt is retlectod the samo rosy lino of confldenco
' r and prosperity. Comparing this condition with
t M tho uncertainty and dread of a year aro, wo
tt fi can assuredly dcclnro that the apparent lm-
" JK pendinc disaster Wiw divcrtod, and prosperity,
progress und happiness restored to our trado
! and to the bustncis world nt large. ,
fK Notwithstandlnit tho fact that there aro dole-
SS Kates to tho convention from tho est and
op Bouth, tho report and address wero erected
Hp "with ontbuslaatio applause-. In explaining tho
Vjt chauso in business conditions one of the dclo-
' mites said Unit tho drend of Ilrvanlsm, which
at shook tho confidence of every voblclomnnufac-
J. Murine concern Inst year, was so Krcat that tho
j&' annual convention of lSUtl was postponed
IS. until this yoar, members feeling- that they could
S 111 ulTortl tho expenso of fending exhibits to St.
flS1 Louis, where tho convention was to bavo been
(ft held. In fact, ho added, had .tho conven
es Hon been held at n time when tho carriage
Rf business wan on the rcriro of utter collnpso it
JK would -havo been a dlillcult matter to keep
ffc politics out of tho organization, for there existed
nt a unanimous deslro to Indorse McKluloy nnd
3 repudiate Ilrynnlsui,
J Tho roprescntatlvo of ono of tho largest car
ls, riago manufactories in Ohio, In speaking of the
WT Improvcdtcondltion of business,, snld:
V. 'Just before coming to this convention I
SB mode a trip from Pennsylvania south to Louis
, Iana.'nnd tlicn west, and cast, visiting theprtn
'm clpal cities in every Stnto of the Union west of
Jfe'- Now York. Tho election of MclCtnlcy and the
, mssuranco of a sound financial policy has had
It tho ctTcct of rostorlug business confidence and
. S, cntorprlso all over tho country. For tho first
I jR tlmo in years tho farmer is spending money und
S' tho manufacture of farm vehicles, which has
ft z' been practically at a standstill "since 189'J, has
if K picked up so urprlslngly that tho factories ore
& ' ffl taxed to their utmost capacity of production.
. "Uryanism is not dead, howevor, and In tho
ft- B West, particularly Ohio, the Ilryanitea ore en
's' f. dcavoring to explain the causes of tho present
f & eralot prosperity. Ohio will keep up the tight
If S- for sound money and national honor and will
.jb return Jlr Hanna to the Senate by an over
J'fP r whelming plurality. Tho only hopo of tho Hry
IK - anltcs in Ohio seems to bo ccntrnl in your
ll& ? Greater Now York conttst. They know that
IfP HE Tracy is tho only candidate representing sound
liiV ? mouoy in the Drcsent lnyoralty campaign, nnd
KC, w; if ho Is defeated they will consider it a triumph
Iw .t ' Uryanism in the very home of round money
Ifr Wy and 'sound business principles. In fact, tho
lis Mi- New York flKbt Is interesting Ohio liryanltcs
E v and Ohio Hcpubllcant more than their own
I'M 5c. campaign, for Hanna's victory is assured."
Bfl?' (fc -vln Morris Woodhull of Dayton, O., read a
tm paper on tho effect of tho bicycle upon the car
Jw lS& riage business. His conclusion was that if tho
,' w present condition of business could be taken as
I' w n eritcrlon. there had been no marked detri
W W mental effect upon tho trado.
'ft mh Annex to the Weekly Bank fllattment.
I E, The public statement of tho condition of tho
,Si S banks that arc not members of the Clearing
jjS s House Association, but clear through members,
W !jg. ,',Ti?I.cn statement is to bo published by the Clear-
! K Ing'Houso every Monday, beginning with tho
ft. fB,. nrst Monday in November, is to be arranged
ffi' if. alphabetically nd by geographical divisions.
. First will come tho Now York city banks, then
iK W' l" Brooklyn. Long Island City. Jersey City,
life m. 'Baronne, and Sutcn Island banks, the hanks
,f 3Ei in each geographical division arranged In alpha
's!; at- bctlcal order.
':- 3S" -Vo Rprctal Juries Drann This Tear.
V& Mf- .Henry Winthrop Gray, Special Commissioner
$: 5' pt Jurors, presented to tho Board of Estimate
. yestorday his provisional estimate for 1898.
S K' Ttio amount nskod for was 25,100. President
J K Jcroloman of the Hoard of Aldermen said it was
m M' an outrage that the city was obliged to pay this
;&" money. Commissioner Gray, he said, has not
E - drawn n single jury this year. Iloth Corpora-
K K tlon Counsel Scott and Comptroller Fitch said
ft. IE the money would have tn be appropriated, and
B '" tho estimate was adocted.
K ok
1; :- ItaTenawooil Park Awards nait De Paid.
8r M Justico Gaynor of the Supreme Court in
& R Brooklyn yesterday granted a peremptory writ
$, SL directing the Board of Aldermen of Long Island
C ill City to pay the awnrds of 870,991.05 for tho
K K lands taken for Itavcnswood Park. Walter J.
jfi E. Foster, who npnearcd In opposition, said that
B WL tho debt limit of Long Islnnd City was already
K Wt exceeded, and that tho money to pay the awards
K H should bo raised by taxation.
$S M Court or Appeals llerlslont.
f: W ALBANV.Oct.19. These decisions were handed
SS' e down to-day by the Court of Appeals:
fc K Oeo. II. Preston and another, apiIUnti, ts. John C.
K" . Ilowland anil otlxn; William I,. ItlcU. appellant, ti.
I S' Now York Central and Itudnon P.lrer lullroad Com-
t- & pany; Judgments attlrmeU with cent.
ffi - Dnffalo Iion, Trutt and Safa Urpotlt Company ti.
B JOhn I.ronnrd.appollant; order afnrinrd wlttienats.
S J: Jlarjr E Buchanan, nppellant, . Sarah J. Little and
thsrs; lodgment modMrd so as to conform with tha
, tBK lews expreswd In the opinion and aa modmed af.
K Orme.1 wltheoitsto all tha parties to bo paid out
5 ft of tha estate.
rxxAsciAi, and coumf.ticiat.
fe" B, Xew York Block rTirharjxe-galea Oct. to.
K S'V BXITnD STATES ANI STATH noSDS (IX S1.0O0S).
ff W ' 1 O84s,c.lli071139 lOTcnnsetSs...
' R- STcnnict3,i 81 I 85Ma854
f I' ' fciosiNa riucEs oir cmted states ponds.
L. lS ' n,i- JL,ktl- Dil- -
lt m CnEt2,r, CnStBs,r.
A Ei stploffl. 0B4 lm 114. H4H
Ig - l'nat4s.r, UnSt5i.c,
f ft 1007 1124 113 ,80 1161 116"a
E: j? CnUi,c, Unites, r,
P K 1007 113"a 114, ,BB8 10S'
' I'D St 4i. r, CnStes,r,
rf 1023 126 ' ISO's ,BSB 106'
K Cn St s. c,
I P' 10S 127 1274
K , ItAIUtOAD AND OTDEn R0HD4 fix tl.OOOaX
t, 'A 26 Atch adj 4s.. 584 1 0 Nor I'aoT lst..l OS
..K S 26 68Te 3 .VorPlst, c,...120'4
'V 64, 60 16NorPae lat,r.,1204
f VL 16tChcnUs BO'S 17.NI'prlox4i.,,, DQi
il W B BOH: 20 00".
.! i I it 1 Am Tob scrip... 77 26 004
V K 7E1way7thAT 24 N Paoml 8 004
5 r: conB 120 10 004
, 9 1 D.CllftNl.t.,108'4 10 60".
' i lODrookrtTBs.,, 884 1 Norf ft W cn 4s 77i4
f K 1 SOU 0 77a,
1 Chs0 cn 61.113 7 771,
I E 1 112" SNJCemmlCs.rlOO'a
K ft' 18 Chift0xnI44i. 70' 1 NYCenlit,o.,117,
r fi 70". 1 NYCdeb4s,r,10313
f I SUBSTITUTION
I 1
I' & the FUATJD of tha dAy.
t I See you get Carter's,
f I Ask for Carter's,
s1 Insist and demand
r I DARTER'S Little Liver Pills,
I I The only perfeot
t Liver PilL
I Take no other,
- I Even if
I I Solicited to do so.
f Beware of imitations
N of Same Color Wrapper
f. .
Iff fefiVi', M'.yitnu 1 ''.itjisauJa.'ja:;'. tis!':i'jauiwiv uu' t .. n'.t!if A1 s.u --ru
Bylmi.Mt',vli 1 hw "uminiiuir iii'i 11 f ' i" ' tuuwaai
saaawia)-MM-ia-i-i-i-Miiajtaaa)B
Mount Vernon
PURE RYE
Owlnf to Hs fine, full, mellow flavor, this
whiskey commands the highest price In
barrels (to wholesale dealers) of any brand
now on the market, and Is the basis of
most of the bottled blended whiskeys now
so extensively advertised.
Hottleit at tha ntillllerj with an absalnta
Gnarnntr arPurltr and Orlclnal Caadltlaa.
The'"consumer buying this the only dis
tillery bottling of MOUNT VERNON (la
SQUARE Bottles, each bearing tho
Numbered Quantity Label) secures the
highest grade of Pure Rye Whiskey In Its
natural condition, entirely fret from adulter
ation with cheap spiriti and flavoring.
FOR MEDICINAL USE
It has the Indorsement of the most prominent
physicians throughout the United States.
For Sat t7 All Reliable Dealers.
THE CO0K& BERNIIEIMER CO., New York,
ale Aaenta for the United Statra.
Republican Mass Meeting,
under tho auspices of
The Republican City Committee
XT
LENOX LYCEUM,
SIADISOK AV, AND 6BTn ST.,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 20,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Hod. Corncllai N. Bliss will preside.
Addresses by
Hon. Benjamin P. Tracy,
Hon. Frank 5. Black.
3 704 1 NT. CStL44l03'i
1 704 6 North Ohio 1st. 100
IChiiO.BtA EN Wd6a.30r.ll 3
litcn4s 102 OKr.OtWtli 004
3 C.DAQcnr t1003 1 O Mlstcnsr.lOS9
6C,BQ4s,Ncz 04T. 37 OrRJtN 4i.... 014
6 00 5 01"!
lC.BJtJdeb5a,10414 0 01a
1 Can8mthlit..llO lOSLcnBs 01",
1 CJtethATlit.ll71 12 01'4
10 ChTmllst,r. 44"s 20 01a
6 447i OOSUInca 67'
11 46 lOOraSLns 110'
6 4Gi 0 rto.D4r.lit,.10214
1 CfnraoOS..102,t 4 ntUfctVcst lit 77
1 ChlcEInlS102', 2 78
lOChlcOLftCCo 10r,0CUtcnesll24
1st 1024 3 P. SALE lit. .104
11 CQaRjIsttno 42 10 Bocklslex Bs..l06Ts
17 42's 4 105'4
b 424 10RaADdbBa,s.l00
10 42s 6Radfal s.... 844
llCOaRr3dloc. 16 IS 84'
6 DentROcn... 8B3 16 844
2 88H 1 844
6 F.rlrprlorbds., 01 6 Rio Q W lit.... 81j
1 EilliE ten Ss.. 113 o 844
2FrM.Ut0s..Hl 4MPSllnacn.l33
8 Ft Worth lit... 714 3 SoP of Cal lit. 1004
IOC U'iS A 10 So For NM litlOC
MPS" 024 0 1004
6 024 2 St t.SFc3s..l004
1 njkTClst3a..Hl 1 StLSF4i.. 70
eilftTCpiUs. 744 08tPEnt4i 103'4
0 744 St P 1st, CM
10 76 r5s 113
7IrMt.ABrezBsl064 8 St P 1st. CP.
1 HI Ceo 4i. 10321 02 Wdlr H5
3 Iowa Cent lit.. 074 4 Stan R T .. 024
8KaaPcon.tr.. 08 13 S A Jt AP lit ti 00
18 074 1 004
llutTtiu.. 804 lOSoR'wajSi.... Ql4
6 86', 12 02
1 85T, 4 8tJftOIV-3-4s 074
22 80 0 074
16KanT2di.... 02 BTAPlstSi 064
33 014 1 06S
2KC.P40 1IU. 784 1 064
5 70 6TPao24la.. 274
3 784 3l 274
UclfdeO lit. .1014 10 27
61.4 S" Ben at.. 100 4 22 274
0 LakeShore34sl034 7 28
16 103".! 6TC,IRBs,Bd 874
2L.Vcn 1014' 1 87
OLouftNr 4s... 84 5 Tot. StLACO
7 844 ltt.tr 82
2LftS.PAlstl024 2 UnPac9S 102
8 1034 2UnPacOt, tr.1164
1L1K, StSA '318UnPCTet,
et 5 034; 3Sct.pp.. 084
6 Mo. K a E lit.. 03 ! lnr.DcOlit, 40"t
6 M4SIL cnBi.100 2 40t
14 Mo. K& T of 35 go
TatBt 80 120 604
0 81 10 604
lManR4i 03"s lOWaLltt 107H
2 03S 7 1074
2 03 ! 1 1074
6lrtEIlit 118't 1 Wabdeb,iD... 20
2 MftO lstoi..,117 3 Wrtt Un colBtl084
11 tlobftOgnl.... 71 2WrttSh4t lOS't
0 714' 6 100
6 71 6W.N VPalstl074
3UoFacrn 03 I
Total itlrt of rallwar boa Jl (par ratue), S1.00 0,000.
ItAILIIOAD AND OTHER SlIAIIEa.
Ojitn- High- Lou- . doting ,
So''". Ina. ft. fit. JIM. Aiked.
S461SAmSR..141J4 143" 140Ts 143". 1434
100AmSRpll6116,. 115". 1144 1164
ZOAmtOl. 104 10't 10J4 10'4 11
lBOAmCabl 01 01 01 014
4325lmTob. 814 82S Sl- 824 824
OSSAmCOIl 224 224 224 224 22a4
1015 Atcb.T
SFd.... 13'. 14 13'4 14 144
4140 Atoh.T
SFop.. 30 30 204 304 304
lOOAnnArb. 114 114 114 11 13
lOOU.IUtPp 00 00 00 01 03
lOOBruniwk l i4 js4 ji, 3
l0BaltO 164 164 154 1G" 10
4800 Bar StO 04 04 0 0 04
040Dr'kKT 33 33 324 33 334
400CnSo.. 664 60"t 664 604 604
UOOConlct. 344 30 344 36 30
BOOCIcepf. 884 00 884 00 01
CSTOCbtltW 10 104 16" 104 10t
BB Cb O W
Vt, A.... 42 42 41 40 404
SBSOCbc.JtO 214 22 214 214 22
80080 CblcOat 034 044 014 04 044
blOC.C.C
St I,.... 30 304 364 304 304
SO C, C, C
BtLp.. 844 844 844
9520 CNW124" 126 1 234 1244 126
17BSUC.UQ. 044 064 034 064 064
2B4AS C.M&StP 034 06 03"s 044 06
BO CM Ht
Ppf....l304 1304 1304 1304 140
10080 C.RI&P 87 ST 804 874 874
700ColFu.l. 224 234 224 234 234
ll10ConOa..2ll 212 208 211 214
100DAIIuJ.no 110 110 116 117
800D.LtW16O4 167 160 160 1604
8100 Det Oat. 484 6 14 484 60 61
600 D ARO p 404 47 404 474 474
BOErltRR 104 104 104 104 104
SOOErlelttp 384 384 384 384 30
110IIU1EI..126 126 126 123 126
CO HA 1' lip 404 404 404
200 O U A W
deb.,., 724 724 714 71 72
SSBQinF.loo 344 344 344 344 36
100 Harlem. 320 320 320 316 326
fiOOIIBCUn. 004 004 004 004 004
770 IllCrat. 1034 1044 1034 104 1044
lOOIIIStetl, 46 46 46 434 40
lOOIaCenp 33 33 33 32 34
876KC,)'0 264 254 264 264 20
tOI.EAW 174 174 174 17 174
lOOI.EAWp 70 70 70 70 704
4001-oniIil. 41 41 404 40 42
lOOLiclOp. 06 06 06 88 05
m40l.nuft X 674 6B4 674 684 684
MBBManConl014 1024 1014 1024 1024
2pMetStRyl004 1004 1004 100 1004
1000 HlcliCrn 106 106 106 1074 1074
411. St l
litp... 80 80 80 84 864
BBS Mo Par-., 304 314 204 314 314
OOOHo.KAT 14". 144 144 144 144
2830M,KTp 36 364 344 354 354
2.'. S'LOIl.. 104 104 104 104 18
BOS K J Cent 044 044 044 044 044
108B3NYCentlOO4 1004 1084 1004 1004
BSONatLead 364 354 344 364 364
UNatLfvlOfi 1064 106 1034 1074
'' mh -- -. ,W.mtmmm mi. .,,,.,. ,, (, . ,.l. j,f
Optrf nil- ! f ClottnQ ,
ffattt. nc. " '' Bta
100NT.O
CILSp 344 344 344 344 36
100NY.IAW1214 121M214
3S0 sr.st
Wpf... 364 304 364 364 304
9B0KWp 434 434 434 434 44
SIOONorPae. 104 104 10 104 104
OBSSNraop.. 624 34 684 63 634
lBlOnlAMtn 44 44 44 44 0
(IBOOntftW 104 104 104 104 17
180 Ore Imp
2d I p. 164 164 164 15 164
lOOOrRftN 374 374 374 30 40
SOOreSL.. 184 184 184 20 21
BBS Pac Mall 334 334 334 334 334
12048 PulPalCl 72 172 1074 171 172
ioo9or.ee a
SIL... 304 324 304 38 324
eoor.ee
EtLp.. 084 004 084 084 004
100PemiRR116 1164 116 1164 1164
2400ltcdlnr 244 244 244 244 26
SOOOReadlp 614 614 604 614 614
aooiltidSp 304 31 304 304 31
410noVp 664 664 564 604 68
ooasiLswp in 104 10 104 11
SMOStTAO. 70 804 784 80 804
BOUSoPac,, 20 204 20 20 81
BOOSoRw 104 104 104 104 104
4480 So Rj P. 324 324 314 324 324
4U08UAOI 7 74 7 74 74
80VSIJAO1
litp... 40 47 40 47 60
100SILA8F 04 04 04 04 04
lBOSttnRxT 64 64 64 64 04
S400TCAI.. 28 284 274 284 284
10uOdARR1474 1474 1474 148 160
KOOTcaPac. 114 114 114 114 114
16278 UnPae. 214 214 814 214 214
UI60P.DAO 84 84 84 84 84
320 US I..... 74 74 74 74 8
400 US I. p.. 034 05 034 044 064
SOOWabuh. 74 74 74 74 74
8080 Wab p.. 104 104 10-4 104 104
20WFEx.HO 110 110 108 110
SOOSWUTrl 884 804 884 80 804
100 WALE. 24 24 24 14 24
Totaltalei. 282,200 shares.
BOSTON CLOSINQ QUOTATIONS.
DM. Atkld. Bit. AtHtt.
BotAlb..218 220 VTeitElea.. 214
BoiMr..,1074 170 OenRlrop.. 80 85
CblcJ com. 1074 108 BotMon..l444 1464
ChlcJpf.. .1084 1004 CalAHtcla 450
Fltchburgp 044 054 Otctola.,... 304 40
KewEnrp. 80 Qulncr!...100
UexCen4t 03 TamMln... 120 131
OldColonr.186 180 Tam.Jr.... 10
WE R com. 04 044 Butte 244 244
111 Steel.... 44 46 B Co 1st... 80
Doinln'nC 234 244BDQ2d... 00
AmBtllTel204 205
rUILADELPntA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
BM. A'ktt. Did. AlUlS.
UhltbTat. 204 30 WOLCo.. 46 464
PennRR... 674 574 El SB com. 30 304
CPRotl.. 10 104 F.lSBpf... 324 33
PhllaTra:. 714 72 Pn.LkPo 104 104
Union Trat 114 1 14 r II.LAPp 304 304
EAPTC. 714 714'WeUCcom 10
UttTrao...l00 1004Welt Opt.. 074
CTofNJt 30 BtltTrct 104 104
CTofNJSt 07 Uartden.... 10 104
(JO Imp Co 854 80 '
CniCAOO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
UM. llrd. Bid. Alttd.
SS "L"... 024 024,I.6fL"ctr 164 10
AmStr-M.. 30 Mil Brew pf 27
Canal D.. 00 07 IN'YBttcult 034 034
Chic Drew.. 04 SChStRr. 220
ChBrewpf 20 27 StSUbleC. 21 22
CItrR'waj.228 WChStRrl014 102
Dlam'd U..140 148 MetWS... 7 74
LaxeSfL" 184 10
IATEST LONDON QHOTATIONS.
Atehlton, aap 144'Sartolk Wpr.n.. 464
Canadian PadSe... 844'!'orthrn Pactaspt. 644
Chrupraxe Ohla. 224 OnUrlo Writ 174
Erlecon.aap 1041PenntrlTaata. 50
Erie lit pf 304Readln(, litap..., 134
Illinois Central 107 St Paul 074
Ktniu Texas.... 1 6 4 South Rallwar 104
Lake Shore 1764 couth Rallwar ft.. 33
LoultTllle Sub.. 604 Onion Pacific 224
New York Central. 1 Igitlwabathpr 204
Tuesday, Oct, 10.
Prices for stocks continue to creep upward on
moderate transactions and In spite of skepticism
on the part of monr professional operators aa to
an Immediate or pronounced improvement in
values. The view referred to is apparently en
tertained by many substantial interests; but
the unmistakable tendency of prices is cal
culated to arouse tho suspicion that
in the present case appearances are deceptive.
It mny reasonably be assumed that tho recent
reaction in tho stock market and the present
dulness would not havo become as pronounced
as they have had they not boon acqulesce.1 In
by Important interests. Those interests un
doubtedly had certain securities that they
wished to soil, nnd they also desired to
accumulate others. Tho advanco in prices
enabled them to do tho first, while tho subse
quent decline has facilitated the last. The ex
tent of tho liquidation, both ns to volume and
prices, and also as to tho period covered,
has. In the Drcsrnt circumstances affectlncr
prices, been sufllcient to bring about
a turn In the market. This view Is
not eenorally cntertalnod in Wall street,
though It Is strongly substantiated by the course
of prices during tho last three or four days and
by the fact that tho offcrinrs of stocks have be
come very meagre. In other words, tho liqui
dation of speculative accounts has virtually
been completed, and many stocks sold at tho
advance or on the subsequent tlccllno have been
reoccumulatcd In stronger hands.
The present holders are apparently in no
hurry to tuko profits, for in addition to the cir
cumstances that favored the previous advance
and which nro now moro pronouncod than they
were two or three months ago, operators
for lone account havo In their favor
tbo reappearance of Ixindon as a buyer
of American securities. It will be re
membered that the last advance took
place In spltoof forclirn selling. European In
vestors and dealers now roallzo that they woro
misled in various ways, principally by their own
financial publications, as to the condition of
commercial and financial nffalrs In this country.
They therefore seem bent upon recovering the
securities they sold during August and Hep
tembnr. It Is possible that they are in
fluenced to an extent by tho determination of
the Kngllsb (lovernment not to encourage
efforts to revivo tbo sliver question both here
and abroad. The London market for American
securities was higher to-day, and foreign arbi
trage houses wero moderate buyers of all issues
for which thoro Is an International market, but
particularly of Loulsvlllo and Nashville, The fact
that tbo company Bhows n decroaso of only a few
thousand dollars in tho gross earnings for the
second weok in the present month, although its
business Is still held In chock by yellow fever
quarantine regulations at many points, was re
garded as an oxtromely satisfactory showing.
It led to somo covering of shorts that left the
prlco of the stock ls V cent, higher than yester
day. Tho total dealings were somewhat larger than
yesterday, and they wero very much hotter dis
tributed. Sugar Itoflnlng, on smaller transac
tions, yet eufllclently largo to mako It the leader
in point of activity, mado another noteworthy
net advance, namely, 'J 4. V cent., making nearly
6 points since tho beginning of business yester
day morning. As noted in this report last
eveninr, tho stock appears to have been
taken hold of again by n speculative inter
est that on many occasions heretofore has
shaped Its market course in either direction.
The Orangor stocks were again a feature, with
81. Paul lending in every respect. Chicago
flat continued to bold second place In respect
to dealings and broke yesterday's monoto
nous record by fluctuating more widely than
any other active stock. During tbn first half
of the day It was depressed more than
S points, but subsequently rallied nearly 3
points and closed fractionally higher than yes
terday. Chicago furnished Wall street not only
with rumors, but with posltivo statements, that
an agreement of some sort has been reached be
tween the recent purchasers of the Universal
and Mutual Gas Light companies and the Peo
ples' Oas Light Company, which is tho title of
the corporation In which tbo combined Chicago
gas companies have beon consolidated,
Tliero wero unusually large dealings in Pull
man's Palace, Car stock st decline In ths early
inji.l.H'..,ii 1 NiiilMl.rll .-Willi 1 , iiiiwh l,n,, , n 111 11 ' iltim
!rj jyt'.W".1''' 'VYM'!'"'.'. '-''"'' ' " " 'i"i'hi"i'I ''l'Tr
dealings ot 7 points from yesterday's final
price. A subsequent rccovory left tho stock
4U per cent, lower than yesterday, Tho
soiling, which appeared to bo largely profes
sional, was Inducod by tho sudden death of tho
President ot tho company this morning. It Was
ft natural, yot not entirely logical, moromoht.
While tho building up ot the business now
conducted by Pullman's Palace Car Com
pany was largely duo to ths business
ability of Its late President, it does not
follow that tho enterprise cannot bo suc
cessfully conducted by thoso who have
been associated with him. Other noteworthy
movements wero advances of S's V cent. In
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Bt. Louis,
of li cent. In Missouri Pacific, nnd of 1 to 5
points In various Inacttvo stocks. Tho advances
In tho shares last described wero fully ns pro
nounced as recent docllnes, and ts circumstan
tial ovidonco In support of tho vlow already ex
prossod that tho reaction In prices has run Its
course.
Additional ovtdenceof tho Increasing Impor
tance of tho United States In tho monoy markets
of tho world was furnished to-day by evidence
that Europo is again a borrowcrof money In this
market. It will bo remcrabcrod that foreign
bankers wero compelled to turn to this mnrkot
several months ago as tho cheapest one In which
to borrow, nnd by doing so they averted
exports of spoclo from Europe, that Is,
deferred tho rnyment of balances duo this
country. Prior to that tlmo Europe had on va
rious occasions forcod the payment ot balances
duo It. As discount rates abroad aro now rela
tively higher than they aro here, and European
bankers aro reluctant to part with their sup
plies of gold, domestic bankers who nro largo
purchasers of commercial bills aro Indorsing
them nnd borrowing money upon them
hero In preferenco to sending them for
ward for discount pending collection.
This condition ot affairs, in connection with tho
abundant supply of monoy hero, although tho
movement ot staple crops to market Is well
under way, Insures a comfortablo money mar
kot for Bomo tlmo to come. Should tho
rates for money bore advance materi
ally tho bills now being discounted
practically for European account would
go forward and gold would be rocolved for them
to an extent that would reestablish the equi
librium between the two Markets. This situa
tion may possibly commend Itself to thoso who
aro crying for an Increase In tho circulating mo
dtum and for so-called "elastic currency." Upon
tho same point It is to bo noted that both tho
banks and the Treasury aro now so well sup
plied with gold that over a million dollars was
paid Into the Clearing House to-day In settle
ment ot balances. Imports of epeclo from
Europe have ceased for the reasons already
noted, out a further amount, namely, $2,000,
000, Is due at San Francisco from Australia
day after to-morrow. Tho closing of tho stock
market was strong, at about tho best prices.
Final sales compare with those ot yesterday
as follows:
Oct. 18. Ocf. 10. Ocl. 18, Oct. 19.
A,T3Fe. 134 14 NWcom... 1234 126
A.TASFep 204 304 NPao com. 10 104
Am Cot Oil. 22 224 NP pf... 524 63
Amsrie! ..1414 1434 S YCent...l084 1004
AmSRetp.116 1164 NJ Cent... 044 044
AraTob.... 814 824 Omahacotn 784 80
BrookRT.. 33 33 OntftW... 17 104
C,C,CStL 36 30 OrlmSdlp 164 164
C.UAQ.... 044 054 P'cMall... 334 334
ConOtt.... 2114 212 Pall PCar..l764 171
ChttAO... 21"i, 22 Roekltltnd 87 874
ChlcUu... 034 04 Heading.... 244 244
ChOW.... 164 l04Readlitpf 61 614
D, LW...160 160 StPeorn... 034 044
Del Hud. 115', 116 SoR'way.. 104 104
DAROpf. 404 47 oR'wrP 314 324
OenElK... 344 344StLSWp. 10 104
Illlnoli Cenl034 1044 TexuPac.. 114 114
Kan A Tex. 14 1 4", r C. I A R.- 274 284
KanTpf. 35 364 Un Par.... 214 214
I.ouANtih Q04 584USLeath.. 74 74
UanbCon.,1014 1024 USLeathp 034 05
Mo Pacific. 30 314 Wabanb. .. 74 74
NatLead... 35 364 Wabaib pf. 104 104
SorfWp 44 434 WUnTel.. 884 804
Qovornmcnt bonds oaslcr. Tho 5s closed U
V cent, lower bid. Itallwny bonds strong. Tho
features wero Ilrooklyn llapld Transit n. Chesa
peake and Ohio Koncral 44s, Chicago Terminal
lata t. r., Houston and Texas Central irrnerr.!,
Missouri, Knnsns and Toxaa of Texas Ss, Mrbi'.u
nnd Ohio generals, Han Antonio and Aransas
Pass. 4k, Texas Pacific '.Ms, Union I'ncltlc, Den
ver and Gulf lsts, Atchison nnd Oregon Short
Line Issues. The moro Important not advances
were tn Atchlnonnclj. 4, V cent., tn Ml; Ilrook
lyn Itaplil Transit Tit. W. to Fll'j; Ciiein
penke nnd Ohio general 4 '-., , to 71114;
Chicago Terminal lsta t. r 1'-, to -Ifi';
Houston and Texas Central gcnerulu, 1. to 7fi;
Missouri, Kansas nnd Tcxns of Texas fu. 1. to
HI; Mobile nnd Ohio generals, 't, to 714: Ore
gon Short Lino consol !s, 4-, to ill'.... and lis, '2,
to IHIIa: San Antonio and Aransas l'ass 4s, .
to604;Texns Pacltlc '.Ms. "-, to 'JS. nnd Union
Paclllc, Denver nnd Gulf lsts, 3t V cent., to r04.
In bank stocks 0 shares of Western National
sold nt l'Jl.
Commercial prlco of bar silver in New York,
AHr. liar silver In I,ondon closed nt 127 3-ltkl,
Mexican silver dollars wero quotod nt 14'J4C.
Exports to Europo to-morrow 2L'3,000 ounces.
Money on call, SutS'sV cent. Tlmo money Is
easier and is quoted: Sixty dnvs, 3i3.j V cent.:
three, four and six months, 4 cent., on icooil
mixed Stock Excbangu collateral. Commercial
paper easier. Prime Indorsed bills receivable aro
3uotcd nt 4(344 V cent., prime tingle names nt
HAh V cent., and good names at 42(i0 V cent.
Sterling exchango was quiet and stoady.
Continental rxebungo was nlso quiet. Posted
asking rates for sterling nrc: Six ty days, -J.m'i,
and sight, 4.Hfs. Actual rati'sare: Lorn; bills,
W.B'.'ilJM.H'JU; sight drafts. 4.844'i'i?4.S4j,
and cable transfers, SM.fMVi'sM.Ho. Francs nro
quoted at n.'J'Jia(r5.t!lT4 for long nnd .VJO for
snort; relcb-rnarks, 1)1 7-H'ii'.)l 0-1(1 for long
and 95Vd!i.V4 for short; guilders. U'.1 1IJ-IG.340
for long and 40 3-1 It for short.
Domestic exchnngo on New York; Boston
Par and fl cents premium. Charleston liny
Ing, 'h discount: selling, par. Havnnnnh lluy.
ing, 1-1 tt oil; Belling, tmr. Now Orleans Hank,
par; commercial, Sl.'Jft discount. San Francis
co Sight, 17's cents premium; telegraph, '!!)
cents premium. Ht. Iouis '.'.I cents discount
hid, offered at par. Chicago 5 cents discount.
Cincinnati Iletween banks, pnr, und over
counter, SO cents premium.
CllurnsoHiignr Hotlnlng common is quoted nt
Sliij'J'J, nnd the jirori-rrod nt HTcfHH. stand
ard Oil trust ccrtillcntcH closed at 3tl84wa3tl'2.
Metropolitan Street IUIlway consolidated
mortgage lis closed at UHl'im 11 0's. American
Malting closed at 'JPn'ilO, and the preferred
7S!7H. Central Union Oas lis, lOOdlOOH;.
Exports of grncrnl merchandise from the
port of New York for tho week ending to-day
wero valued nt $H.a:iO,nlO. against (l.474H&
in tho preceding week and $H,qOI!,44S in tha
corresponding week of Inst yonr. Slnco Jan. 1
V:UU,0St,13U, against S-UH7.il 1 1,537.
The Ilaltfmoro nnd Ohio Itnilrond Company
reports gross earnings for Soptomber of gS'.'Jin,
005, an Increase of ij'JIl.lIM us compared with
tho some month last year.
Receipts of tho United Stntcs Treasury to-day
were: Customs. SliHl.l-.'l; internal revenue,
$SH3,4U; miscellaneous. ifl'J.DOH. Total, $077,
170. Disbursements, l,:UII,00(i. nn excess of
expenditures over receipts of Sft71,H5B, Tho
reeolntsof tho Treasury for tho fiscal yenr to
dato have been S!l5,;il 1,021: expenditures, 8130,
7111,772; deficit for tho year. Sf:i5,408,751.
Thonctnssetsof tho Treasury nt the close of
business to-day, no officially computed, comparo
with those ot yestorday us follows:
Oer. 1H. Oft. 10.
Oold eeln and bullion Sir0,?UO,n70 I1B1.0SD.A03
Bllver dollars and bullion. 14.I7U.OOJ lO.NRV.BSt
United Htttet notes 41,770,rif7 41,555,178
Other ssieta In excess of
demand liabilities .1,7(10,011 8,S53,13l
Available eaih balance,
Including gold reterve. ,0210,428,370 310,300,804
Money In London It'll1-! V cent. Itntos of dis
count. In open market for both short and threo
months' bills, 'jt-jyii'V V cent. Amniuitof bullion
withdrawn from tho Hank of Knglnnd on bal
auco to-day Xi:)5,(MH). Paris advices quote 3 V
cents, at 103 francs 7h centimes. Exchango on
London 23 francs lBti centimes.
The sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Putroleum Exchange to
day wero as follows;
Optn- Ha- tow- C7o.
Sate,. f'atne, ing. tit. ft, ing,
800 Creeds OCk.. .06 .06 .06 .06
ISO Fortune. 11,26 11.26 11.26 11.26
1000 Isabella 27 .27 .87 .27
eoopharmaclit 11 .11 .11 .11
SOOSaTtse 40 .40 .40 ,40
Total talei, 2. 1 2 0 ura.
COMIIKUCIAJ, 003IPESD.
Tuesday, Oct. 10. GliAlS Wheat Spot was
weak and Inactive. Bales 24,000 bush, un
graded spring on private terms. Free on board
afloat: No. 1 Northern spring, New York, !)37nc;
do., Dulttth, OOObc; No, 2 hard winter, 07'tiC.;
No, 2 rod, now, (18uc. Minneapolis received to
day 40'J,r5(J bush., against 352,240 last yearj
Duluth 335,507, against 503,011; Chlcngo
113,080, against 180,1105; Milwaukeo 83,200,
against 130,050; St. Louis 39,000, against 41,
883; Toledo 23,015. against 21.3D2; UcUoItSO,-
'i 11 ri t'fi' v-.f r; fr"TTiTTr -mr"- A rWd-wweasE
332, against 40.081 last year. Futures declined
Jc. to one but recovered the loss and advanced
e. to c. luturo salos 2,303,000 bush., as
follows!
Oftnihg. Ittghtlt. Lowftt. Cloilno. Sight.
October,,, ... .. ., 4V UI4
Ueecniber.tMS 044 PlK (UiT psS
February .1)44 MS 1144 no ,,
May U14 V34 yi 0J t,
parley-Was quiet. New feeding SRe cost and
rrotthttoBurraloi SOttMo., cost and freight to Kew
York) malting, ilflttSUi'.. M t quality. Itrt Wot
dull. State, 48(4lic.i Mo. 2 Western, IB4(i4b4e.,
cost and freight to DiilTalo. t'nrn Siiot was firm
and fairly aetlc. Salrt 314,000 ImiIi Including
2MH0 No. a mixed on private terms freo on board
afloat for oiport. No, If mlxrd In elevator, Suc.t yel
low, 11,000 at II 14c in store, futures deellned c,
to 4c. Future tales 4UO,O0dbusli., as follows!
Ovnlttff. ntghft. tnirttt, doting. Klght.
Noveniber.no S04 mi-, ant, uo4
December. ill 111 lie, mis. nit.
May S44 S44 344 H14 S14
Oatt Spot was lest active and caller. Stlrt 1114 000
limh.. including 40,0011 No. 3 clipped, at 24'Vc,
100,000 heavy whllo at 274i3S)c . nnd IS.Omi No.
2 white clipped on private terms. No, 3 Mile. 354ct
No. ildo., liBo.i No. 2 white elliipid, 2ilc.i No. lido.,
234e.t No. 2 mixed, 11,000 at 224c.. No. a dn , 1,000
at 22e.i rejected mixed, alc.i do. while, 24ci No.
2 nili'd delivered, 234e.t track mUed, 224(34e.t
do. while, 115.000 at WOdSlc. Ktituret advanced
4c, but lost It. Futuro tales 15,000 bush., as followi:
Opining, lllghttt. Lourttt. Cloitng. Sight.
October...,, 1, ,, tsi- uga.
December. 2:14 2014 204 8.14 Y34
Tho fluctuations In wheat to-day were confined
wllhln a narrow range. Tho trading was quit land
In the main of a local profoislnnn) character. At ths
opening prices declined ltnhtly In sympathy with
lower cables. Port'tgu hoiinei alio sold moderately.
After the first trona?tlou, however, prices rallied
and ilowly advanced, cleilng at a small net ndvanen
for tho day. Lsto cables were firmer In tone, somo
foreign buying buying orders wero executed, and
local shorn covered, uhlla Hie offerings were Unlit,
The, AriMlifrrc! statement u tioitiKiued. Llviriool
declined 4d. to d. Paris Ueellued lc. on wheat and
20l on flour. The Northwestern receipts wore con
siderably tmsller than ln.it jear, being l.luo
ears, aijalnat 1,M1? a year ago. Oorn and oats
wero quiet and eatler. Liverpool declined 4d to
4d. on corn. Chicago reeelved "iU.I ears of com und
40B of oati and expwts fi75 and 370 resirctlvely to
morrow. Chlcsgo, Oct. 1U. "llecauso spot wheat In
Liverpool to day was 4d, to 3d. lower, the largest de.
cllne nn No. 1 Northern, the trado expected av. en'i
mnrket h?re. It proved a tlrm one. Tliero w a, a c.
dip early, but then a complete rally, auJ the close for
December was alinot nt lout night's price and the
May advanced 4c. The news from the exporter at
New York was weak, but HI. I.ouls cinlmrd to
have lare buying onier from Paris, which wro
executed In this market, llcirbohm i-stlmaleil
tbn European reiulrements up to next Auguit
would lm lt0.0(o,onu bum. wheat. Kpeeulatora
posilnly were arreeted bomewhat by the tltlon to
the French Government by the Par's 3tunlcliial
Council for n reduction In the grain duty, of course,,
any reduction In the French tariff would tieiii-tlt
hlpplngcountrles. Our contract stock Increased for
the week ouly in, 000 buili, the total bilug only
shji.OOO bush. This circumstance of u mnall contract
slosk could not have been tho feature today be
came May showed more strength thtn December. It
wat very dull ituculatlvely. Uut'ldo markets
acted at this did. Tho weakncn In coarse
gralnt was one of the hull drawbacks. Corn
kept up Its decline. Decemlicr touched 3nNe. and
doled at Kr.V". bid. May touched 2UlVc., and closed
at 204c- bid. The decline doei not seem to Improve
the shipping demand. It It assumed there It a great
deal moro ipeculatlve liquidation to do. Theunly
demand teems to be from iliorti. Clearanct-s for the
twenty-four hours were 37,000 bub. Oats keep up
their old practice of following the other coarse grains.
There It a good shipping demand, and receipts are
not excesMto and stocks are moderate. There Is,
however, no speculation."
Flock Was moderately active and barely steady.
Salci 1:1,000 bbli.
Barrrlt. Surli.
Receipts 20.1 1H ns.oflS
Exrortt M 35.321
Winter In bbls. Superfine, S.Hrtjn.10; No. 3 extra.
IB.2Ul3S3.40; utralghtl, S4.&0CA4.UA: pstenta, S4.UU
Ua.29. spring In bblt Cliars, SI.30ittt4.S3;
straights, K.SUwjr.; patrnts, t&ir,(A.2S. Mill Feed
Drau wat qul-t but iteaJy. Wesitru quoted: 100
nt.. 41) si., S74(itn24c.: 00 nt., &74&024c.; SO St.,
6743024e.i 100 Bs., 7248b0r.
Cotton spot cotton hero was unchanged, with
salet of 27 balra for spinning; Son were delivered on
contract. Mlddlinguplandi.il -1-tOc, agaluat 7 15-I0c.
latt yrar; New Orleana and llulf, 0 7-lOc. agnlnit
H 3-lile. lait year. Augutta declined 4c.. Mobile 4c,
and Norfolk and St. I.ouls Mile.: Charlcnton ad
vanced l-lcic. Liverpool declined 1-lfld. on theapot,
wltbaalraof 10. UOO boles; futuret there declined 1
to 2 points, but recovered part. doling steady at a net
decline of 4 to 1 point. In Manchester varus were
nrni: clothi, buyers and it-Hew apart. Memphis re
eelved to-day O..M11 baict, aualnst 1,03s ot week
and 4.0011 lout yean St. Louli I. 2, against l.lfllllaat
week and 1,M0 latt year: Huustun 2l,bOS. ngalmt
20.330 Iwt week and 17,lb2 last year; Auzuita
4.U40, agatnit 4.2?U last week and 2,43V lout year;
Cincinnati 1.3DH, against 013 last week and 3,390
last Tear. AUguatashlpped 3,30(1 bales, Memphis 1.27H,
bt. Louli (1.1V4, Cincinnati USI, and Houston 14,4.13
bales. Ifouiton expects to-morrow 0,700 to O.r-uo.
asalntt 7.1'iM latt week and u.OOd loat yt-sr. New
urleaus expect 11,0110 to 11,000, agatnit 11,0.11 h,t
week nnd 10,733 last vear. The port recelpta wero
SI. sol bales, against B3.U10 latt week and nn.llr.o
last year: thus far tbli week llis.:ill. a.almt
103.203 thus far laat week. The rx.ort from the
ports were 34.004 tmlea. New Orleaua declined 2
points, but rallied and advanced ft points. Futuret
otiened unchanged to 3 points lower, but recovered
thU and advanced 3 to 4 pointa, lost the Improte
ment, then rallied, and clotetl tteady at a net advance
or 7 to 10 polntt for the day, with sales of 142,10U
bales. The future trading wat as followi:
elating. lltghft. Xntreaf. Sntf.
Octotier fl.13an.16 0.1(1 0.05 3,000
NovemtxT. .u.uHifl.lo n.13 ti.ns lu.nno
I)ecemt'r...(t.l2(n.l3 d.14 o.n.i 21,700
January. .(1 lB..til.lo 11.17 H.U3 t'3.1100
February... n.litil.20 .2i) o.io 1,1100
March . . .2-.'i-trt.2:t 11.24 0.14 211.7110
April 11.2IIMU.27 (1.2.1 II. IS 1.0 ID
Mav .... tl.MII'jA.:ll (1.32 021 S.XOO
June 11.33,4(1.33 (1.2(1 11.2(1 100
July .37l().33 0 3S U.211 2,5(10
Cotton wat fct erlih to-day and eally Influenced by a
few onlc either way. The Miu-tuatlom In prices
were frequent, with the tendency upward. At the
opening prlcca (Irellned slightly In fct rnpathy with a
luw-er market In Lit erpuol, but after the tlrtt traun
nctlons they rallied an 1 t-lowly advauccsl. clohtogat
about the Idghett llgurea of the day. Lit erpoot both
boiiKbt anil nob! here, but t le trading w-a-t maluly
local. Then- wat tery little dttponitlon to bi II, whllo
there waa a moderate demand for local long account.
.Some shorls covered. uSHltting the rise. The receipts
at tho porta were tery heuvy, but the wool.
weekly mutement at thirteen principal Interior
town wot mo.li rate, being 110.30U bale, against
113.413 In the tame tvei-k last year nnd
14s,t3U In lt-ui. The exiMrta from the poru
were beaty. Threatening weather, with rains to
nlcht, was predicted for tho rarollnas, Alalinma. aed
wettent Florida, A ainall failure, that of 0-r L.
(Vllln. wait announced to-day. but It had no effect.
Augimta, tla Oct. 15. "We Hill estimate jleld In
(leorgla and South Carolina at about 10 V cent. In
crease over latt aeoaoii, thla Ix-lng (ntlrelr due to
acreage." Poceoa, (la, Oct. 10 "Cotton Is moving
very rest here: but farmers will not mako anv moro
thau laat year." Italelith. N. l" O-t. 111. "There is
no change In crop condition hlm-c our last report.
Many farmers Ijow h dltposlllou to hold rather than
tell under (lc. Ahould fru.t occur now It would make
no difference to ua, as our crop It out of danger."
Charlotte, N. C , Oct. Ill "KceclpU will be free In
thU section the next thirty dajs. Farmers dls-tufted
ami aelllng freely."
CovKEK. Kloonthe spot was dull; No. 7, 7c. Salet
sui) bags Marn-altio on private terms. The future
trading was aa follows:
SalfM. Iltghft. Loicft. Cln,ino.
January Bui) .... .... (l.'.'ft.ji'.iiu
March 4,2.10 0..10 (l.ftl) tl.4nntl.3(
April 2.10 (l.riO 11.00) A.4.1(ffl..V
May 2.10 0..1.1 11.5,1 O.AUi,iH..1.1
July 3,(100 U.llo (1.(10 (1.3.1(4(1.(10
Auguit 250 0.11.1 II. 0.1 (l.llllitll.HS
SM-itemter ..3,1)01) ii.iir, B.cs n.fliiigii.es
November... 7.1') .... .... fi.n0(.i5.05
Decemlier... .4.251) .... .... (l.2Uill.55
Futures here declined 5 to 13 points, closing barely
steady, with sales ot 10,500 bagi, Havre declined Uf.
Hamburg declined 4 !rg. to-1, pfg lllo was barely
steady nt unchanged prices-, receipts tn two data 22,
(ion: ttock lilo. ooi) ; exchango 7 Mil I , a decline of
l-32d. Muutot wat iiulct and uuchatiged; rccclptt In
twi(dO)8 ID.OOil: aliH-k I.OKS.Olll). Lower cables and
continued llborul recelptt caused tho declluo hero to
day. MKTAijt Iron The market for pig Iron warrants
was tery dull. Spot. OctoU'r, Not einlier, and Decern
herr. Sli.7.1i-eS7. Copper i:oy at 1 1(41 1 4c. for spot,
octiilier, Notember, Decemlier, and January, luid
F.aay at 3.i)24(-(i3.1(74c. for spot, Oetolier, NovemlhT
and December. Speller yulet at 4,lfti 1.25c. for
siHit. Octotier. November, and December. Tlu (,ulct
at l3.0ii:i.iP0c. for spot.
NAtAi.HToaE-, Spirits of turpentine steady at 334
OCIHr. i rex In quiet at tl.40it,43 for coiumon to
good strained.
Petuolki'm Crude certlflcatea wero unquoted hero
and In Oil City. Ileflned unchanged.
PuoW.-hons. Lard dull but ateady. Prime, $4,70,
I'ork sleoily and Inactive. New mrtt. 8U(,(S0.,1i)i do.,
old, $N. 60(4.111. Tallow. 3 7-Idc. Ilutter Creamery,
Weitern, 224e. Kgga State, lthMHe.; Wrm-rii, 17c.
Chicago, Oct. 10. "Selling by yesteritay'a leudlng
buyers nnd other local operators, together wllh 111
eral hog recelpta and the weakness In corn, caused a
decline In provisions from which Ihoro wat a slight
rally, tbo market closing barely rteady, 'I ho outside
demand wot very light, pit traders taking moit of lbs
offerings, and tbero was tome, bii) Ing of lard by
shippers against raihsaloi. Trade in thHcnshendof
tbo market was not very great. Very little doing la
meats and only a moderate Hade In lard. Tho spetd
Ing of yellow foter and the tveskness In corn are
ngalnst provision! and o-m likely to oua-e lower
prices In this market! 3(i,0UU hogs uro estimated for
to-morrow."
Huotli Itaw nominal; 60 test, 3 5-lCc.i 03' test,
8 13-1 He. Ileflned dull,
Wool The Wool F.xcbango quotes domestlo wools
In the greaae as follows! Texa Spring, 12 moulhs,
choke, 17(41He.: spring, atcragc, lf,l(ie.t spring,
d-H months, lllfalfie.i fall, cliohe, 13( 14c. i full, a v.
erscr. 12(Utc, Callforula-Northrrn ijirlug, free, IH
(t'.'Oc.l middle counties, spring. Hwt&c.: soulheru,
spring, 12fiil3o.! burry and defective, 7(o.: freo
fall, nertheni, 12(41 4e. i fall, southern, THc: de
fective fall. Otitic. Oregnn-F.aitcrn choice, 1,m-I7i'.
eastern avcroge, 14u,l3c,i eotieru heavy, IHvK'c.,
valley No. 1, 1Hi2lie.-, valler No. 2, 2U22c.
valloy No. II, 1D3,31o.i valley lambs, UielUc.
Arl-ooa Heavy, lo.tllc-, aterago, I'-VIMc,;
choice, 14(4ISe. Territory-Idaho fine, 12i.i,I4c,i
Idaho flno medium, 15(..U"c.i Idaho medium, l.w
lUc.i Kansas nnn nnd lino medium, 1 111 5c. i hiinsas
medium, lOaiHci Wyoming nne, l.wllf.i yo
mine fine medium. 16(al7e.i Wyoming iiiedliim, Kk-4
lOc.i Utah line. 12.l4e.i ruh lino medium, !fii
17c, Utah medium, lrtf.piwo.-, Dakota tine. 12i14ct
Dakota flno medium, IShI'im Dakota nieilluiii, isii
1 Ho. i Montana nne choice, l7Kle 1 Montana lluo
average! 14(.jlSc,i Montana llnu miilluin choice, I iiu
ISo.i Montana lino medium average, 15r.l ic.i Mon
tana medium choice, IKhVUc i Montana medium
average, 17(a,Se,i Low Montana, IHi.f.'nc, Wishing
ton line. lorIlc.- Washington line niedliiiii, 13
13e i Waahlngtou medium. Ilnlne. t'olora In und
New Mexloj Improved, IM (.V2c. rnarto and carpet,
I7iitine.! tleorgla and Southern, 23mV3c.
Cuicaoo, Oct, 1U. Theie were today's prices:
.nst
irneaf; Optning. lltghtit. Loteft. Clottng. Nlulit.
Deo 0' lil-s, H04 "" "I
Iay SStJ l,U4 SSt SU'a ' HS,
Com.'
Deo 254 24 2f'4 -4 2fi.
May...... 2U4 2114 2"4 Su'i iV,
Dec?,..-... ISO, 1H4 1N4 184 J4
Uajr..,. 104 m,., ito4 ao4 204
Lard:
Dee. '8!! "- .S74 4.884 4.S74
Jan...,.,. 4.474 4.50 4.46 4.474 4.034
Oct. ....,. 4.5J4 4.574 4,Bn 4.SS 4.70
Pec. 4.53 4.00 4.474 4.474 4.374
Jan 4.00 4.(124 4,524 4.33 4.684
Jtor:
Dec 17.80 S7.R8 ?.7(1 S7.7B S7.B74
Jan S.80 H.tfO (t.fia S.724 8.83
I.lve Sltcli Marhet.
lfgw Yog. Tuesday, Oct. 1 (i.-rterrlpta of beevn
were SMt head, mainly to 1.0 exported, No trading)
feeling stasdy. Dressed beef steady at 7(H4c. V
forlnwrto prime native sides. t'ibU-s from llrlllsh
markets quota American sleers at lu4(ello. V B.,
drcned wolghtl American refrigerated beef nt 7rt74o.
B. Kxports today, 440 lieetei and 2,340 quarters
of beef 1 to-morrow, !l,42() quarters.
Kecrlptsof calves wero 7:1 head i 211) head ontala
all told. Steady all around: about lf.ii head unsold.
Veali sold at S3dt7.50 100 ni. city drcised veals
stsady at lU(jall4e. Y ri,
Ilecelptt or sheep and lamlis. all for the market,
wrra 2,l',n9 head: 13 cart on sale. Active, slightly
firmer. One car was carried over. Hheepsnld at S34
St. 40 t) mo tss.i lamlx ut S.Vtl5.ft7'i. lireired mut
ton, 0(474e. V &.; dressed lambs, 7at4c.
Itocelptsof bogs wero 2.140 bead, all consigned di
rect. Nominally steady alSI.luut4.40 lou &s.
Ileal Batata Private Sales.
Mrs. E. M. Pelgram has told, for nlHiut (00,000 No.
HI rtlVcfsMs Drive. afouMloryandbateiiieut brown
stone dwtlllav. with four-story extension, on lot
80x102.3.
Walker ft Lawson, have sold No. 14 Weit Fifty
fourth ttreet, n nre-story American basement with
limestone private dwelling, running to the depth of
the lot, 20x102.2.
Alexander Walker has sold to an Investor his new
row of four-story American basement private dwell
Ingi, Not. 331,2 J3, 236, and 207 West Ninety-third
street,
Ja.ob llras has told to Paul Halpln the plot run
ning thtuugh f rum Sherman to Amsterdam amine,
near 20SIU street, SoxtuuxUOxtSUi nlsu has sob! No.
611N West IH.hl street, n twntory high stoop private
dwelling, lllx-IHx I vo, at SU.pOO.
Oeorgo F. Jolmton It Sous Jiave told two of their
group of sixteen two-sfcry-aud-baaeinent private
dwellings, now nearlng eomincnlon, on 1. Kith and
Van aou atreets. In tho block bounded by Kelly street
and Longwoud avenue, Kach ortoeso iinu.it standi
on a lot 20x100. but Its frontage Is 20 feet. The buy
ers are Mary J, Clary and Margaret Dowes thu price,
$7,730 fort ajh house. . .
The Church 01 Our Lady of Mercy, the Iter. J. C.
Illgney, pastor, haa bought the Keary mansion with
about eleven lots on tbo proposed Hainu avenue.
Just south of Klngsbrldgo road. Work upon anew
church will bo begun soon.
Ileal Rstato Auction Sale.
At the Itroadway Salesroom yesterday William Ken
nelly sold No. 51 Cr shy street, near ltroome street,
seveu-storv brljk factory, lot VliluO, foreclosure, to
the plaintiff, M, Allele Smith and another, as trustees,
forS0U,t)00ialao.N'o.UI7 West 1 Tilth street, liearKlov
cnth avenue, three slury brick dwelling, lot ls.vxluU.
forecloiure, to Phebe V. I'.ajelye for flu.ouoi also
No. niuWest 17fth street, three story brick dwell.
Ing, lot In.uxlOU, foreclosure, to Phebe c, llapelye
fur $11,210; alto (115 West 17uth street, three-atory
brick dwelling, lot lt.UxlOO, foreclosure, to l'bebu
C. Kapelye for $1U. 1)110: alto No. 1402 Second ave
nue, auutheost corner of Seventy-third atreet, Ilte
story tenemeut, lot 27.2x75. anion for dower, to
Hobert J. Treacy for SSV.OOOi also No. 132S First
avenue, northeast corner of Seventy-first street,
four-story brick tenement houie, lot 27.2x73, action
for dower, to Jamei McUeo for 925,000.
William M. Hyan sold Nos. 103 and 107 West 103th
street, near Columbus avenue, two nve-itory brick
flat housei, each lot 25x100, foreclosure, to tbo
plaintiff, Ferdinand Forsch, for 150.U70.
Philip A. Smyth sold No. 2 17(1 Third avenue, near
11 l)th street, throe-itory brick tenement house, lot
23.3i about S3, partition sale, to W. P. and J. II.
Purdy for S3S.100; also IJronx and Pelhain Parkway
or Fordham aud I'elham atenue, northwest corner of
East Chester to Westchester road, 1.7&1.7X xlrregu
lar xOHS. 11, contains about twent -six acres, town of
West Cheater, Twenty-fourth want, partition sale, to
Ilenjamln btern for $03,805; also Foidham and Pel
ham avenues, northeatt corner of East Chester to
Weit Chester road. 1,021. lux Irregular x xl.014.1',
contains about forty-six acres, tuw-u of West Chester.
Twenty-fourth ward, partition, to James Dunn for
$73,033.
.H. de Walltearss sold MInforcl place, east side. 73
feet north of Jennings street, three three-story frame
dwellings, lot each 25x1110. foreclosure, to Thomas
K. Ureaecu. plaintiff, for $7,430.
John s. Maiies sold only nineteen of the 112 lots
offered f Jr sale, a portion of tho estate of the lato J.
J. Nelll, situated on the avenue from Tremont to
Weat Chester, about 300 feet east or tbo Ilronx ltlver,
and near the aoutbeatt cornerof ltronx Park, Twenty
fourth ward. Tho total tales realized $12,UU0, or an
average of aoout S383 for each lot.
D. Phanlx Ingraham sold, partition sale. 05 vacant
lots. Including three plots belonging to the estate of
Susan llarclay Ward, situated on itoulevard Lafay
( etto (exteuslon Itlterslde Drive), aa follows: Four
lots, Nos. (on map) l,2,:l,and4.toC. Il.Seholemau at
82,400 each; Nos. ,1. it. 7. aud 8, to Jacob D. Duller at
$1,800 each: also in same, Nos. 0. 10. 11, and 12. at
$1,700 each; Nos. 13, 14, 13, and ID. to K. C. Lyon at
S4-.000 for the four lots; Nos. 17 and IH, to J, .1.
Fredericks at SI.200 each; No. ID, to S. M.
Prowler nt $1,2U0; No. 20. to Mrs. A. Hudd
at $1,150; Nos. 21, 22, and 23, to P. A. Casslcly
at $1,210 each, and Not. 24, 25, and 20 at 12,000
each, aud No. 27 at S3.8U0. nil to the same. On ths
prlvata street adjoining tbo Itoulevard lots on the
rear. 27 lots sold at an average of $ too each, and 24 lots
on op(K site side of street an adjacent N. V.C. and
It. it. H. 1L were nearly all purebnaed by William
llankln, paying $2.10 to $1,000 each. Tho plots sold:
No. 148 at $4,300; No. 1411. to Charles 1). Hill, at
$5,323. and No. 144. to W.F. Carroll, for $1,3311; plot
4 10 Dr. II. W. Mooney at $2,400. situated on rort
Washington, near 170th street. The total sales real
lied UI,823.
Court Calendars ITalt Day.
Appellate Dlvlrlon Supreme Court Nos. OS, 30,
CO. (11. (1U. 70. 2, (lit. 35, 71. 72, 73. 74. 75. 70.
supremo Court Special Term Part I. Motion cal
endar called nt 10:30 A.M. Part II. Kx-parte mat
ters, l'art 111. Clear. Divorces Nos. 4(21, 3i)()l,
401 U. 4715. 4744, 4U12, 4U1D, 4U.il), 4U3P, 32 Is, 4K04,
3120. &I3S. ,m:io, ni:ii.t:i2,niiis,oi4i).Bi4H,si4H,
6150, 515s, .11(11. Part IV. Case unflnlshed. Law
and fact Not. 4830. 4ttd(l, 3034, 52)13, 33.18,
4547, 34311, 3411. .14 lis, .1472, 54U3, 101.1.
Part V. Cuse untlnitheJ. Ca,?s from Part IV. l'art
VI. Clear. Cases from l'art IV. l'art VII Ad
journ, d until Thursday. Oct. 21, 1SII7. Trial Term
Part II. (.Tear. Preferred causes Nos lllSlis. 12807,
12227. 12.105, 1354U, 138I7. 13477. 137S.S. I3I2W,
llllss, 1.I071, I87l)4. II43II. 127H7. 12570. 1374M,
l'J'JSII. 12.172, 13101, 12S72. I25U0. 1380U. 187.11,
Part III Caso unfinished. Nol. 4.110, 5114,4008,
11214. S71. 872, 44S.1. 17711. 3(121. 4sUW, B0(s, 3000,
62MH, 0430, 211.1. 3700. 87741, 3800, 301, 3000,
III2U. 5B33. 4S21I, .1244. 3233, SII4K, 01172, 111)77,
Part IV. Case uuflnl bed. Cases from l'art
III. Part V. Case unfinished. Casesfrnm 1'urt III.
Part VI. Case unfinished, Cases from Part HI.
Part VII. Case unflnlshed. Nos. 2.115. 071, SIKH,
5415. :l.14s, 3SI7, 7222, 3314, 41)10, 5078, 3431,
57011, 3N02, 470D, (II SO. OHIO. 0101. I11MII, 0200,
11201, IIUS7. 7D20. 70.13. 7UU4. Part VIII. Clear.
Caaes from Part VII. Part IX. Clear. Cases from
l'art VII. Part X Clear. Cases from l'art VII.
Part NI. Case unfinished. Cases from Part II. Part
NIL Case unfinished. Cates from Part II.
Surrogate-e Court Chamlieis No. 1845, Will of
Diehard Tlghe at 10:3(1 A. M. For probate Willi
of Margaret Muller at 111 A. 31.; Isals-lla Leghorn.
Catherine O'llrlen, Anna Snutherland, Marin Martin.
Harris 1-vy. Mary llannon. Lydta A. Cunneeu. Fred
erick A. llldabock nt 10::i0 A.M.. Mnry A. Hender
son. Oeorgo F. W. llartels. Charles L. Jones. Ledyard
hands at 3 P. SI. Trial Term No. I2U0. Will of Mary
Johnson at 10:30 A.M.-, No. 1312. Will of Hester
Nunrrnt 111:30 A. M.
City Court Siieclal Term Motions. Trial Term
PurtsL, II., III., aud IV. adjourned for tho term.
Jfinmitin..
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.
The Reorganization Commltteo hereby rallsupon
holders ot Certificates Issued by Its depositaries for
shares deposited under tho Plan aud Agreement
of Heorganlsatlon, to pay on or beforo KI,.VKH.
Il.tV, OtTOIlEH 30, 1HOT, T1IK SECOND IN
STALLMENT of five per cent, or tho nominal or par
value of such Certificate!.
Payment In New York must bo made to
The flfrfantili Trust Company, 120 Broadiray,
and mutt lie accompanied by presentation 0 tbe Cer,
tlllcates of Deposit for Indorsement of such payment.
LOUIS FITZCEIMMl,
JACOII II, SCIIIFP,
T. JatPPRIUtOSI COOLIDOB, Jib,
CUAIICIIY ,M. Dirr.iv,
SIAUVIX IICIilllTT,
oi.ivcit Anns,
Commllfee.
ALVIN Vf . EIIECH, Secretary, 180 Broadway.
New York, September 3S, 1807.
WE HAVE
450,000
LEFT OF
1500,000
3 1-2 40-YEAR
CITY OF BOSTON
BONDS.
PItlCE ON' AIM'MCATIOX.
Leland, Towle & Co.
BO IV A I.I, ST., .M-.VV Kdlli.
1 C4.UIIKH dr., IltNTUl'.
Vr. ll.IKI! A SJI'KIIAI.TV 41P
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. COODHART & CO.,
MltMIIKIl!) . V. Mt It IIXCIMVUK,
38 WALL STREET.
mmmmmmSSmmmmmm
High Grade Bonds.
State of Mass. (1935) - Gold 3ia
H, Y, Gent, & M, 0, R, R, 100-yr, Gold 3s
Lake Sh. & Midi, South. 100-year Gold 3)3
Pitts., McK'port & YoopWo'nj - 1st Mtga. 6s
(tluar. lir L. S. ,t M. Mo. mid Iit P. I. B. 3tyi)
II, Y., N. Haven & Hart. - Convert, deb. 4s
Old Colony R. R. (1925) .... 4s
N. Y. & Hew England - 1st Mtge. 6s & Zs
Del,, Lack. & West. - - 1st Mtge, 7s
Horns & Essex .... 1st Mtge, 7s
Morris & Essex - Guaranteed Consol. 7s
Albany & Susque. Guaranteed Consol, 68
Chi, & Northvi'n Consol. Skg. Fund Gold 78
St. Paul & Sioux City - 1st Mtge. Gold 6s
Erie Railway .... Consol. Gold 7s
H. Y. A- Erie - 2d Mtge. Extended Gold '5s u
N. Y. & Erie 3d Mtge. Extended Bold fta
N. Y. & Erie 4th Mtge. Extended Gold 5s
Pitts,, Ft. Wayne & Chic. - 2d Mfee. 7s
United N, J. R. R. & Canal (1944) Grid 48
Canada Southern - - - 1st Mtge. 5s
Michigan Central - - 1st Mtge.' 7s
Rome, Water. & Ogdens. - Consol. 5s
St. P.,M. &M. 2d (Now 1st) Mtge. Gold'68
Chic, St. L. & N. 0. Guar. Consol. Gold 5s
Ches. & Ohio (I90B& 1911) 1st Mtge. 6old 6s
Chic, Rock Island & Pac. - 1st Mtge.' 6s
Cleve., Col., Cin. & Ind. - - Consol. 78
L. & II. (Mob. & Mont.) 1st Mtge. Gold 4)8
Nash., Chat. & St. L, - - 1st Mtge. 7s
St. L. & San F. 2d (Now 1st) Mtge. Gold 68 ,
Oregon Short Line - 1st Mtge. Gold Bt. (
Third Avenue R. R. - - 1st Mtge. Gold 5s
Edison Elec. Illuminating 1st Mtge. Gold 5s
New York & Harlem - Consolidated 7s
New York & Northern - 1st Mtge. GoId-58 i
C., M. & St. P. (C. & P. W. Div.) 1st Gold 5s
C, M. & St. P. (H. & D. Div.) 1st Mtge, 78 ,
C, M. & St. P. (River Div.) Conv. 1st 7s .J
FOR B.M.T. nV feM
Goldman. Sachs & Co., 1
31 2&assau Street. I
People's Gas Light
and Coke Go.
(OF CHICAGO). I
THE STOCK OP THK FT.OPt.rT9 CAR I.ICBT 1
Jt roKK CO. (OF CUICAOO) having brcn listed on I
tho New York Stock Exchangr. notice 1. hereby rUea I
tbat the certificates Issued by the Central Trust Com- I
pany of New York for tbo certificates of the Fidelity
Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit Company Issued
upon the surrender of certlflcatea of the Chicago Gas
Company, are exchangeable at the office ot tb)
t:r..TUAI, TItl'ST COMPACT OP .F.V YORK.
O-l IV ALL. ST.. SEIV YORK CITY, for stock of
the People's Qaa Light & Coko Company (of Chicago).
All certificates presented for exchange roust be .
properly endorsed in blank and tha full address ot Vk
the persons to whom the new stock Is to be traat- JjC
ferred must be glTen. fl
CENTRAL TRUST CO. OP N. T. "
By F.. F. HYDE, Second Ylce-rresldenU -i
DEAL ON "
THE EXCHANGE.
this makim; oiitK op Yocn pnoprm. I
KAMKS OF llHOKEah FCKNISUEO WITU EYBItT W
KTOCK8 nMM
GIIAIX PIIOVItIO.S COTTOM
Ixiugbt and sold for cash or on margin of three to fita
percent. dty.w
SlAIL AND TELEOHAPII OKDER8 PKOMPTUrVR.'S
nXECUTEI). . ICNf
AM, TRAXNACTION ;CAnATBP.D. "f J
GEO. HAGELWEIDE,
NTOI'H DIIOHBH. ',
lO Wall Ml reel. sv York.
MEMFF.lt XF.WYOTtK CON-. STOCK EXCnANQC
SFECOLAIORS
tVILI, be Interested In nur WEEKLY MARKET LET
TEK and SIX DAVS WITH KINd COTTON, either ot
which will be sent freeon request.
STUART Ss. PADDOCK,
IIA.SjUi'IIN Jt IlltOKEIU, ,
60 HUOADWAY, NEW YORK.
MOSTO.S-, MASS.: PHILADELPHIA. PA.1
ai.ag.gJAiiEs in. nn. -ui cnEaTNPT bt.
Kountze Brothers,
Bankers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
Buy and make advances on Railroad, Munici
pal, and other Securities.
Draw Bills of Exchange on Engbnd and tha
Continent, and nuke Cable Transfers.
O-JKLsE A.2&.L5 oas)Soat
Ono of tho Greatest Itnilrond Invention
of tho Arc, recently patented, langtiInUei
In lt Iiivcntor'H linnds for lack of capital
to place It on the market. Will sell frnt
tlnnal interest for it tithe, of Its real value.
Full part ieulnrn free. Address ISAAC F.
TI 1,1,1 NT. II AST, :t Arcade, Scranton, l'a.
W. CIIAL'NCKY FLOYD.JONE8,) . . '
r Members Js. T.
WILLIAM ROniSO.V, ) Bl0!k Exrhangt.
FLOYD-JONES & ROBISON,
18 WALL ST.
Stocks Bonds and JnvBstments.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
. .tt. SH 1VAM, MTItKKT,
l.tttrrt Iluj-and sell 1,111s nf exclianw Inrft i.irnt
on (Ireat Ilrltaln, the c ntl
0 '''".' Australia, and himtli r,,ila
"' Africa, make cabin trauitcrs '"
f.it. ';' mocy anil i-ollcrtlnns of
i-rrir. ilrsfiannalliiarta "f II10 world,
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, a!K'&
ALL COS.NECTKll II Y I'lllVATK WIRE. '
mwn & stout
1 Nassau Street, Cor. WnllSt.
(New York Stock Kxdiangsv
MKMUBRS OF New York Cotton Kxoliant;
1 Chicago Hoard ot Trade,
Orders executed on the above exchanges In
BONDS. STOCKS, COTTOr. AND 6RA1H.
Sii'ifltntlis nml ntercist.
Klllll'Ol.li A Wr.STKIllMAVAYiri.'
40 KxchatiKs riace,
New York, October 14, 1M(7.
Notice It ln-robjr irtvpt. that the Ikiunl of lilrecturi
has ileclarcil nn the Adjiistnient I'riferred Sua-U ,,f
this t'oiiiiany u dividend of O.ST, IHH.I.AH J'KIl
HIIAItnout cf tlisurilus net Incomu fur tin' period
rnned Juiih HHIIi. 1x7, payatilv atthnonieo of Ilia
(.'mil anr u ,Weiv York city on nnd after NnvrinlnT
Ifnii, IM7, t'lllieAdJnsliiientrrcforri'dhtockhiilili'rs
as nvlsti'riil at t:.t closo of busluusson NovemUr
bth. I nn 7
The transft r lnks for Adluitnient Preferred Mock
will be closed fro.n IV o'clock noon. November Ota. .
lt7, UUtll IV o'v'lwk A. H., Novemlier 18th, 1HU7.
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