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flBWBa THE BKOOKLiTN DAILY EAGrLE THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893, TEN PAGES. LrOW To day ynsterdaT United States for tho ten years nrecodine 1803 I con: i Mid. NEWS OF THE EXCHANGES Bid Asked. Asked. In 154 and weak prospects; cattle, 10,000, including 2,000 Texans and 2,000 Westerns, and prospects steady.

new Tons chain akd rnovtsiovi HlKh OUt. 1 1 2l 14 2: Open. Ins. 10H 2hH at 'M CO.UPANY, Clo ins. 11 17H 224 rpilE LltOOKIAW TKf I'lXVVOJ lfllOO 17iN SEC 11 IT I EsV LATEST QUOTATIONS.

Correcloil dal'y lr C. E. Stapl.s A 2 1 5 Montague Ai 31. Minn, i St. Loaia Minn.

A St. oli Mo. Kan. Jin. Kan lei.

Missouri Pacini! Rational Cor.l (now! Ohio A Ohio nfd Ohio onthorn Orecon tshort Oreiron It It. Ontario OntanoiSlL, Omaha is bnshols, or nearly sixty four million bushels greater than the crop of this year. I Of this year's crop 300,000, 000 bushels will be needed for homo consumption, leaving only 40, I 000.000 for export, which, added to amount of i visible supply, mokes about one hundred million i tUKMClt MO.VTA.UU;; A.NI) CXIXTOJI STi Ufported by ti, Unlnlan Now VorV 23 43 144 7 31 iiijfheit 17 3S" 10 50 144 102 1.) 511 300 1 1 4I" 11) 50 14 3IM 104 iu 4't 300 OpnitiT. Mil 8li No Question About an Improved Situation. Opllsl entirely lnre.td In 17.

S. 4 pr cent. Ask" reiiternoor or 40 3 44 31J 10 1 12M 44 240 ti. II HI bomlR at it Omaha ofd Sl.POO.nOfi TOM etoler. Kill l'Ki Capital a nu surplus, 81M 7 744 44J 104 1 Clos ii 2( lil i 7CH 4: 4.1.

47 S2 0114 it 45 40 47 43 200 AUnntk av R. R. Co. 7 p. c.

bond. Ai a It. K. i o. bomiii.

Mr.i.ilt I en Trarti jii I 'o. stock Hn.n.mi I o. pfd lir jo 1 j. 1 H. II.

'ii. ploc if llr.i I ity It. H. Co, 1st eousoii 74s 44 14 4 i liw. ciu.

ij. it. litts. A sll. o.

I'enn Coal Co Pll IlIDD Phonix MimnirUo Tostai I'aiTrioh NxvoTiibpr. lelotirr IKn'Oinber. INTKKEST Al.I.OVi:i) O.N 2B lnos; 12H 2 134 i 4 I'M Pullman P. Ijir 154 Vy nleh rn.iv nia le in', able Jt It rt.ir. helc it i or retara.

15 i 1110 iii.i iuu mi IIHiiliM (L ttl'lo) It. 11. hoii.U 2S lid lOOHl 12 21H l'J'n 4W ioii 11X I'lin. kw pass tliro'ich York 1 dein.sitorv for liii nw.i A Subsidence or ths Currency Famine The Advance In Eonrt Issues The General Monetary Position Stocks Experience a ReactionGossip of Ihe Street. rtoru o.

Pitts. Western Pltts.4 Western Pactllc Mall 23K lil '(. 424 a'iji 101 11H lionss. ni LT? iivcr, or it. 1 1 140 liriiii.l It.

K. t'u. p. c. bonils r.rw.i.l It.

I. Co. 5 p. c. l.onil li.

i N.M1 ii It. It. t'o 5 v. I.oml, I.unin 8'iiith ntl )'. 11.

Co stock I. an 1 it. It. 5 p. bon.lM I It.

o. 5 p. bonds Lous lnian.l Tra Minn 'o Kri K. 14. I 7 p.

o. Im Pitta Cleveland Peoria Eastern A irt h.ir, Ii, rpeoial to te. n.l(iiinistr:it.. r. iriiar.li.ni, oiiiic oltir po inon ot trust.

ft iles lo A. a or tr ioslc ac' it an. I us trustee lor ranroa.1 or rflt. L'ordAco iJc ptj, National Load 3 National Lead oil Nevr York N. Y.

ell. St. JJ. VC.4 Ulstot j. 4 St.

L. 2d of N. V. i Now ISnsUnd 2 Sns. 1 Kl.Sm.ilVm.

pJ 41J4 urth American 5 Northwestern Northwestern utd V.14 Northern Pacihc It Northern I'ac. 2254 Olno Oinana 'ilH Omaha ptd 10lt Ontario OrttKtm 4." IVitc lltf ilts. Cin. A Ohi 1'ooria 1 it'c Lino uertllcates IV.lhn.m Keadine 17M lllolimoxitl Terminal Hock Island GIM St. 1'an: Duluth t.

Paul 7 Kt.l'aaioM llvor liullion llort 14 WuloKsilvor.Mtnma. Uulcksilvor.Miu. j'. moneys. fto 'lt an 1 r.on l.

corporatlou inora. 1 fia" 4f" 4s" 157" 154" J.Vi" 74 74 ii ix'li 23t jsj; 114 Ut 11, 14U 8 3 14 24 li "3 15 l' 'J 14 17U L7U yuK iik iVk ru iu ioi 10 i vi" V4H So. Ilto out. It. H.

Co. (I l. e. I 1 e. nn.l Nmvfo It.

11 inveltiiiftn. orders In U.S. bonil and other enr ns. I Itrnnklvn c. i.

Oo, flock Jlir l'Ils' c. sloes c.i. u. c. boli.lR..

hien. Ci f. P. 1st p. Ri.

Il. 4 P. 21 lft Rirh. P. 10 IfonB.o? Sirttozx 155 Readuaff.

Rock Island II'l4 Rubber Co. U. 27 Rubher l' U. s. tr US Rome Viator 101 Kiotframle West.

Ciiicaoo, August 31 A phenomenal steadiness prevailed on the hoard of tra lo to day. Wheat, corn and oats kept within a range of and provisions were confined to fluctuations of less than 10c. lhisiness was light all around. Wheat did not got 4 away from last night's elos. ing figures.

Armour took 300,000 September from Kennett Hopkins and sold 300.000 at Oc spread. Ileum wns selling December. September opened unchanged at 0156, touched 016 and reacted to (ll. Corn averaged a shade easier on the Price Current crop summary. September oponod off at 3H56 but advanced later to 376.

Provisions wero a trifle lower on hog receipts overrunning 20.000. October lard opened 26 down'at 87.776, touched 87.80 and fell back to 87.776. CHICAGO MABKRT OHArr AtCD PROVtSTO, I 'p. in deposit of caoli or approved secnrftifl i ill ftt.te tr. ivelnitf letters of credit and pay ail drfctta uaOsv tl.e liltisriAN'T.

cuiMsri Nsi Prwldt. AllltAM U. lUVUS. Yi President. Fiilton iui t'o.

fltock. MutiK ipal P. I io 111! 1 I i Wall stbeet. Ausjust 31 There is no question about an improvement in the situation. This is shown iu the subsidence of the currency famine which began with the first day of this month and which was indirectly caused by the action of tho savings banks in requiring notice of doponits, thus inducing tlioa whooould afford the luxury to hoard money, and it wns partly the result of th withdrawals of currency from this cantor by every interior bank throughout the country.

The currency scare ran its course and while it was in proirross proved a 1 1 an si ecu 42 ll 7 l'7S u'liH OH ort i. lilt e. lit; ni.ltlc'h. U. As i.

57 Co. .1 p. c. boiuls i to: Nmhihi i i 5 t.rr cont. cwrtilicat.i.

1 ta rt 1 i im c.i, 5 per cent. bond. 100 i iio 100 no 1 104 Rioiiranoo uf I. Suso. 4 Western Western ad.

Sua. W. pf.i. St. U.

433. St.I.. 3o. Wait. o(l H.Paul 4 424 17H Si' HJt r.

P. Hoi r. Mi lle iry Srin Ho, Al. i fi' Il le 11 50 I Wood. raai ora Jexaai PaclHc A.

A. N. Mioa, Union Paclfio Wabash Waliash prd Wheeling. Wireline 104 ioo blessing in disguise for it enabled large importa 424 25 HO 13 5lil4 21U 42" 4 Kil 22" 205 05 Wiiliani il. Male.

Alir. II. Havlis, llenrv W. MrweU, ".1 Pratt. S.

W. 12 Wi inn 11. Kendill. 1 I li'iwltoo. loi.v.

I'. .1. l'lerronont, II. Keynolda, Jol.e ibu, Ire.lera Crotn Hons of gold to be made and this, of itself, aided 05 124 Reported UulnUti Now Vork.l Uitrhest Ooenl in restoring confidence. Bo far op tho ultimate) Whfat 80 80 78 estern Union.

7M 1115 isa repeal of the silver purchase law is concerned no The following snows iraineno.n iu uunds this oeorre im H. K. Lyman. .24 21 Clonlnir 75M 75ft 03M 0 1 4 U3K U3H IS5K 07 hi til 4. one doubts it.

Even the most radical advocates of moniiir 'in MM 204 u. 74" "lY'i 14 03M 034 051. At 4 Pao too free coinage in the senate have really abandoned 137 6 2 7. all hope of defeating the repeal measure, and 10 alter a iow aays npeeon malting many or them IjOXH ISLAND oa. a i Tit rc.MPA N'T.

03r 035? U7M 3iM U7n 37 3l. 21 l. ri'Op'i, i o. 0 ir cut. bon.ls Vniii.iin irh Cas t'o.

neck 'li iaiusti i l.o. 0 per cent. bontU. Union lias hr o. of I V.

p. c. b.ls I'nlou (la l.l Co, per cont. bond. Kipilty i sto.

lc Un t.uiiil llr.ioklj r.iuili Bc.lr.ird C. minrcial llauk Maruth Hank Fiitb HanK Htock I'lm Mnnk stock I'liltnii Hank Kto KitiKi Cn iuty llank llnmi Ion Hank luck Lon Islan.l Uaii siock Natio ial Itank stock Meclianios ami TrAilere' bank Htock Hank stock Natum Hank took National City flock Xorth Ban stock People's Kiink tock Spr.ii:tn Natiniial Hank slock Twenty sUtti War I I'ank st i'nion l.ank of llro.iklvn stock Hank BrooKlvn Trust stnk 'ranklin Trnet c. stuck Hamilton Trust i. Htoi klnifN Co. Tr ist I St.

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St. h. Suuthorti aSonthfHrollni KllTerBallloa SontHern OtU Texas A Poitia Tenn. UoI A Iron lena. Coil i.

pri. ToL.A. A. X. Mich i oledo Onto (jantrxi.

Toj.iihio outrat vtS, T. tlmte St. i. a. 1 a 1 1 1 1 4.

a a Toj.Peo. Umta Stitei Kxp. UtiCA.t ijiaos Union Ijbh. ict. Ulstnr Union Wabaan T.l, WSBnsn trn will probably yield to the inevitable.

The country appoars to be already foelinc tho effect of this assurance of repeal and doubtless by the end of September the work of recuperation will 40 200 140 20O 275 2111) 4 I ItiO 14 1 ioo Mar AuKitnt Octol.rr Coun May Auirunt Solits utMf Oclo'jsr Oa May Ootolwr. lecember Laud October Kins October PlJllK Jaimftrr October sh i a ic nth ekt. CAI'ITAIi ikvestkd lv u. 3. vovh pick cic.nt.

bonda at pah. intkh tst a ixo wed o.n a 1 1. bala 37J(i Hot, 3S 37J)i 31 38 37 3HJ, 20H 20S, '4 236 23. 24 24.2 24 20 2.A3 254 7.05 7.85 7.02 7.82 7.77 7.80 7.S0 7 75 7.S7 8.05 8.50 H.05 14.05 14.00 14ir, 12.PII 12.00 12.10 14.30 14.30 14.30 bare made substantial progress and much of the wreokage from the terrible financial storm, which has raged for more than two months, will be cleared away. 51) 04 ox nf4 3 5 14 144 4 "6" "04 30 2.S 70 70 20 10 20 140 155 52 47 5 i "il" "(f "64 2'i4 22H 224 lAtt 15J 155 133 12.V 13'6" i'lfi ii" 415 4H 78iX 80't 7.85 7.77 1110 1 12 435 47 "54 Via ii" There Is a disposition to claim that the upward movement or prices is mainly the result of th 40 Mo Kan AT4i 74 10' 3 Con Ijt 2 SVStW 1 N'ortbvtost .132 Nor lac 5 34M 21) 1 Nor Pac 2d Hi) 3 Eier lt JO." 2 Ohio 8 1113 1 Out A ll'oit ..102 ft Ore Sh 1, lis H3 0 Oroeou Inm 5s 4ti 10 Ohio lttt 1)H 1 1 SIN Peo A V.artt ino lo 1 Peo A East lt till 3 Kome VV A 5 Koadine lnt inc 32 2D Keadiiiff 2d inc 20 20 Koadinit3d Inc lafi 21) Keadlni; m4n 6SI HH Kock Island 5s io 10 fit Paul I 112 2 St PanlHn 1J0 0 StLLHi So Tl'H oiXo 1 'fox 4 Pac 1st liJM 5 Tox 4 Pac 2d ltWj Union Pac N'tJs M'.

1 314 1 I'ntou I'ac 8 103 0 Un Pac Dili 3 45M 2 411 7 West Shoro 4e 1)7 4 1)7 1 'WestSliori) 4a 14.00 1 2.HO 14.30 operations of a quartet of leading oporators. To isconain UoncrM Arit Wsi hiattiouso pftl. Wheeling Ij. Tefltorn Union i 2' 2 1 I 111) stock. Ilnnk ami or, 'ltMl.

llllt unti. a certain oxtent this is probably true; but tho change for the better is uncmestionablv also in. Atch IT bklirt Un I. 3 7 JUl a Sac Pao i'js. .44 40 44k 4 44M 1 44.

27 44 Col Midlund4o li 37 10 38 2 Coi Mid 1st 1)1 1 8U 2 C'lesiO 44B UH 7 Cnotj A 6a J14 3 D7H 1 Ches lUSWti, Ji( 1 00 Cliff (J li A 75 4 (. hi Jt 111 5b 1I4.V fi Chi li i con 115 2 cm litlj Neb H2 2 CC04 BtL latdivHO 1 DuklUI So 10 Ed Elco 111 on 0l; 1 Kliz l.ei UN 5a. 0 VT A Don lat 71 11 Zjp 0 10 Kleo 5 bii0.71 2 Ilockinn Val 7 International 2 L'vl SA1 Uhi con.UCHo 3 1)1 5 a 1)2 3 Lon ir ni 3.i.. 1 12( 1 Lou A Nash con ..11 The iti2 Mliow I.onir Island Loin ami Trust Co. Trim n.

sto People Trn 1. Co. sioek llrookl.t 11 City Sato t.otio: tsUmt ttep.mit C.i. rtlo THE COTTON SAKEET. fluenced by some broad conditions.

For ex Thin wiii to i of ilnr I'liMiit r.ir or tool; redne'd ck 2 1 103 if iu't'nrr' i uf Mu'lr on i'. IiauJ (la; ji'ti'l. 'OMUMiiy lr Ir "'ill or, A ft iii'i i i I 'i i r. n.inlia rt. or 1 ir, to nrvr iinv L.

It il' 7 ll M. ltMl )j n.Ti int. I inirt. II iii Aif'Mi. if pt'u :m.J ni nml oticr innrri air.

)r iriiirint. ShureB. SD.5H1 I bushels out of which to Mipply the shortage in the rest of tho world. Since thero is a liberal foreign demand for wheat tho visible supply in our country will no doubt roduced very low, and the result in all probability will bo a very considerable improvement in the price of wheat before tho winter months have passed away. Under tho circumstances no one will question the wisdom of holding wheat until bettor prices prevail.

The Cincinnati Price Citrront saj "From Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and portions, of Nebraska advices are moro ehcouraclnir couceniini; corn. The advanced growth closely appro Ache average conditions: lato growth neods more rain to mature it. Drought unbroken in eastern portions of Mississippi valley, with exceptional showers in some localities." Ou a very hoavy voto it was deckled to closo the produco exchange on Saturday. Wheat opened fi lower than the closo. Tho switching difference between September and December was Ki moro than yesterday afternoon.

Tho cables were a Uttlo more encouraging, reporting steadiness nt London, grouter firmness in the French markets and a hotter fooling at Liverpool. What the traders most feared was tho labor troubles at Chicago. This was felt more here than thore. for that market opened unchanged. The feverishnoss in tho stock niur kot had a slightly depressing effect.

During the first hour, although there was hardly any upward movement, excepting in September, which advanced to above the close, tho tone improved on reassuring nows concerning tho Chicago unemployod. That market also showed firmness and experionced fractional advance. The later eablos wore a trille weakoi. Shortly beforo noon tho market, whioh had been steady, firmed up fractionally in sympathy with Chicago when thero was an advance of u. Tho advance become more decided as tho afternoon wore along, until it was higher than the lowest prices, and Ma higher than yesterday's close.

There wns a better feeling at Chicago, where it was thought that delivery day will pass over without disturbance. First prices were about under tho closing quotations. September was 071 bid, against 0Sd last night. December was against at tho closo. The difference between the two for switching purposes was practically unchanged, although nominally more.

October, which closed at 709i. opened at 70i and then sold at 706. During tho first hour rhoro was no excitement and trade was rather slow. September strengthened up and at the end of! that time was 08i bid, or 5 4 above tho closo. As December remained stationary at 741'd.

tho difference for carrying purposes was reduced to cents, against 7 cents yesterday morning. May was 816 or under the closo. During the hour to 12:30 prices slowly strengthened, and at that time were fractionally higher. September was October and December. An hour later December was 758 and October 71 a fi.

Tho closo was very strong and 4 higher, with September (ilti. October 71, November 7'3. December and May, 824. At Chicago September wheat sold on tho curb this morning at 01 and December at On tho board of trade the former option opened at that figure or unchanged from tho close, while the lBtter option was 01. also unchanged from the close.

It then sold at H. An hour later December was and September was 01iaifi May was 75kt or 6 above the close. At 11 :25 September was up to 0156 and December to I57H. An hour later December was 086 and September, 026a4 Wheat cables were: London Cargoes off coast steady; on passage and for shipment, French country markets, steadier. Liverpool At opening steady.

Corn opened steady and generally unchanged both hero and in Chicago. Hero the weak spot was October with V6 off. Thero. September was the soft option and opened i off. Cables were moro encouraging and re ported firmness at London and prices a shade higher at Liverpool.

During the first hour on a light volume of business Seotember improved fractionally, tho other months remaining unaltered. Chicago advices continued stoady, but the later cables wore not so encouraging. During tho latter part of the morning ami tho early afternoon this grain was dull and feature Kings mty o. a Insiir.tnc C.i. Bto Pbftii.

liifliiranc. Co. stock InHtiraiicc st. Aca.lemy of Musi I'nion 1 fi ry luiion I'. rr Co.

1st 5 emit. I Now York Kerry llro.iklvn Municipal 'IfC. l.iitbt Citizens' llo trie t.lif lit. Co. 2lltl n.l t' K.i i In.

I crM.ju Ih mii. hiluy, ck nds. o. stock. iiutl ill otuar to tr.iv nti.lwiK ii iixtijillv lo st CoilllJl.

mil MiiiKltittf. Mo. Kan. AT. pfl.

Mo. pacmo. Snr. IVat. Lena prof.

Y. Oonlrti M. V. Ohi. It.

I. 4 o. 1st oH. N. Y.

S.Eiik.. N. N. Y.Siib. W.

North 070 a 511 10 1.470 104 Ii to. 1 Jr Iihiniiualini; Co et. Brook I a nil St or iko I Water Co. ti South llrooklyn Saw. Mill Co.

new st, l.vm.m. I'. teory. liavi.l Seymour 1.. 1 1 te.l..rt, W.

'roiuwBU, Seth K.neV, Hill .1 OS 50 F.dwlli V. l. iii. kennln, tViiiian. M.

liiKiahatu. llertiar.l Peters, Kduar.t l. White, llarnl iiarnett. tuawar.l Mcrntt, 7'h lo.r.nn I 11 Viabuslilat. rr.

tnk linliliult. bonds 111 tr.insa:tiods f. dayi Am. Refr. Cn Ara.

Rtw. Co. oti Am. Cotton Oil Am. Cotton Oi! pfd At.

Top. a) a. tent. Newjsritr lent. Pftoiflu ChtttAnooira Ches.

AObio. Chi. Altou Chic. Bur. I'rit; O.

Dpi. Det.i.aolc. Wbbc Don. Hlo pfd 1Mb. C.

P. frail. KnRt Tflnn. 2na pf a rlri Erlopfd Gen. Kleacrlo.

II liuois Lone island N. A. lion. Nbso Manhat'n Ki. coa.

Molnle (t Ohio Michigan Minn. 8t. 1. Minn. 4 St.

pfd. r. Y. ami So. Ilrooklyii Kerry Co.

N. Y. tin 1 So. It'klyn Ferry Co. 5 p.

c. luls. Y. rnrl It. lorry Co.

Bt.e Y. and K. It. 'erry Co. hernia Adams .1 Sons Co.

oiuinoti Adams A Soon Co. preferred li W. Oils coinmon slock K. V. ttltss pr fvrro.l Bto.

Sharon. 1 7f i40 340 l.HKO JDO J.O. (11.1 1.120 i8." 100 0.T23 a.030 jr.o ISO nsy 2i'0 as 3.000 14.01. 'ji)0 1.400 io. 2O0 20 JCtCVAlt!) from 12 to 2 o'clock (in Sl.noos) President.

Price For tlio Southern staple at New lark and Liverpool. Cotton contracts opened steady at ln5 points decline and at noon wero 3a0 points up. excepting Scptembor. which was 4 points down on switching to lato mouths. Liverpool closed at la2 points advance, r.nd New Orleans was a buyer here.

While receipts woro light, being estimated to day at 83.000 bales against 81,503 bales last year. At 2 o'clock prices were: September, 7.34; October, 7.111; November. 7.70; December, 7.S5; January, 7.04; February, S.02; March, 8.10; April, s.lf); May. 8.34. The North Carolina weather crop bullotiu says that th.

rainfall has been very deficient and dryness continued to injure crops. In the eastern district cotton see. or to bo doing well. but. it is shedding and rusting in some sections.

Cotton bus begun to open nearly everywhere in the central district. It is opening and full of bolls in the western district and fow stations report shedding. JTKW YoaK COTTON MAHSP.T. IKeporled br Clsrp IV. ideal.

ja 1 1 FltBUKRICK AI.HKiD 5 Jor Pao 5s 5 r. ta 103 15i! i io i iu 135 lu. i i 121' 150 125 itio 100 1 Am Cot Oil 1 UrooVlynU'n Kl i 3 liur OH A Nor lat. I 1 Chi 4 15 )44 I IO IK. 10 Chi ilc Xor 4o4 1 5 i ....33.

IllUi I'liOrLiK XKL'. ii' jx i ii 1st "non't 1 Ohio So 1 Oreff Iron 1st. 0 Ores Sh I. 5s. 1 Poo Kfmtlst.

474 400 H3() loo 100 1.1110 400 30 S30 130 10 (IIS 100 M70 4 0 L'. NorthweBtern ofil Oinnha Cnah tifd." Ont. VeJtera. rPiron Nnr Pacific Mail. Peoria Pullman iieadinir Hoolc Islana.

t. Paul Tenia Pacltto Tol. a. A. 4 If.

Union Pacido W.bash WahaBh Did Western Wheelinr Whoeiinc H'klyil I'a tory and Power I I.t 1. H'klvii Fiictory and I.iovis A K. irler Minuia rurniK t'o. I. owib ir.ler Hail Co II.

S. Projectile ''Kx rights. 5 Chea 11 A I 172 MONTAGUE STKKET. tu 1,000,1108 20 Colorado Mid 3ti a 3 Chi Gasllillt MOW 5 82 3 1 Cues 4ss 70 10 10 Ches 4 SJri 10 allowed o.v haii.v 100 FRANK B. BEERS, Ur ii I all tjiifltacM i uiii in a us conv.

iuu Un. 't Traitor Acfint Of Stocks an.I V.ir.r trunfioH any fcanttlly tioim otln Truht CuiupAiite roDiit 4 cut con U5 lota sales of all stocks to dar wero: Listod. 170,752: unlisted. Total. 812,108.

THE COKSOMIUTED EXCHANGE. P.M. 734 Opening. Hljrhmt. l.owsit.

7.22 7.34 7 20 7.50 7.02 ..11 7.57 7.7il 7.07 Scptembor. 21 H.ny umj Cro'ii lor payablo a Urooklyn, X. Y. 200 MONTAtJUE Tolophonc 1.003. Urooklyn tl.onc Distance i.

money paid mtn PromiroB Latlor of be Hurt of thpi.nrld. 1 Pits C4St J44s.iiM 25 Reading 2d 20 1 205 2 Reading lat inc. ...314 ti 31J 22 Headini? 'is inc 15T4 5 10 10 12 U7 Rock Island 5s o. 20 1'0 2 Rome W0 1074 ltioli 4W4b lio 3 8t LJk 4 Ohi lat.l014 1 heat St 1 Tax Pao lat 1 fox Pac 2a llii IS 164 5 lOJi 10 Tnn i'iat 3 Un Pao 5s 83 5 Union Pac Os ....85 I B3 hi 7 Pao 4j 55 1 tin 5 Wabash 2nd GO COFFEE AMI SUGAR, 1 in tho Mow York lluiu. orrici' INVESTMENTS: ample, tne bond market exhibits continued buoyancy.

Among others, Erie as advanced to 7jKJ. Northern Pacillo 5s to llzM. Oregon Improvements to 45, Orejon Short Line 5s to lil bid. Fort Worth and Denver to 75 bid, Chicago Gas Ss to 78, Union Pacific, Denver and Gulfs to 44. Biohmond Terminal 5s to 21, and Union Pacific notes to 83 (this is an advance of nearly 10 points within a day or two).

Tho quartet referred to cannbt justly be accredited with tho buying orders for stocks and bonds in large and small lots which are being received from abroad. London was a good buyer yestorday and a greater inquiry than for a long timo past is reported from the continent. All of the loading European financial centers are sending inquiries for speoial lots of securities. Instead of the bears running on this market, it is believed that their confidence in their position has resulted in a liberal increase of short lines. A Generally Strong Opening Followed by Uccllncs.

Influenced by higher prices in London the market opened generally strong, but immediately after there was a feverish fall in Sugar, followed by Whisky, and gradually the whole market grew unsettled. Toward 10:15, the fall was checked and there came an irregular recovery, which, however, did not hold, and after 10:30, the market fell off affected by bearish pressure and realizing sales and the tendency was downward for the remainder of the first hour. The market recovered about 11 and then carao a gradual improvement led by Louisville and Kashville, followed by a le ss active and a steady market, and the tone was firm until lljSO, when prioes sagged off and the tone was generally heavy for tho remainder of the morning, although there were occasional fractional rallies. The bearish demonstrations appeared to be oer by noon and the attack seemed to have resulted in increasing the short interest, judging from the borrowing demands for the cliqued properties. The Gallia with $100,000 gold from Europe arrived this morning and the Aller brought $747,000.

The selling of Whisky this morning was based upon a report that the company will have difficulty in paying rebate vouchors issued six months ago and that meeting of directors has been called for Monday to consider the situation. The recovery in Louisville and Nashville was aided by a statement that the officers have no information of any strike or impending trouble. Exchange was quiet and without spoci al feature except an easier tone for short on lower discount in the London open market. The first thirty day notices of the withdrawal of deposits from tho savings banks expired yesterday, and a majority of those whose notices i a ftt 1j 10 So 53... 1006 6 let A 41 1 22 15 Erie 2d 746 0 74 1 East itiver (las 1st 1H I Equitable Gas 1 Oen Kleo deb 6s.

.70 6 Hock Val On H2M 1 Kan Pao con 92 5 A 1 co.n H3 D3H 2 SJ3W 3 H3M a Mob 4 Os 10iJ 4 Met El 1st IIVJ4 Xbe.o Two i Pr.Mj:i: 1A'OH DKTT.MI'U. I'lrst. HOKrttJJi .1. MOU.SK. he 1 aud Prices for IMecol tic.

DAM iy. City, Gov'nt, Local For Estates. InstitutiMi.s, Individuals, ClIAltLliaS A. UOUU V. A.

ttOUU V. Ajsaiaimit. tic li.usniKs, i M. SmitV STOCKS FOR SALE. Jl a.

I 1SY Cent deb 1044 Buyer 3. The following shows transactions inboudsfrom What Was IJouo in Slocks, Pctroleom and illininsr Sbsres. The stock market opened extremely feverish and declines of a fractional kind occurred nil nlonR the line. The bears were more aggressive than usunl and hammered the grangers and General Electric, and there was very little evidence of support. Whisky was sold down on a belief that the company would have to borrow money to pay the next batch of rebate certificates.

Louisville and Nashville was weak on account of labor troubles, and, in fact, there seemed to be a feelior; that was detrimental to all the leading stocks. Sugar was rather unsteady because there had been no action taken in regard to the next dividend. At 11 the market was weak and room traders were kept busy hammering every soft spot as it appeared. All tho unprotected properties were sold without consideration, but the heaviest trading was in Whisky. London did not enter into the market to day and traders used that fact r.Tr Kt.Knn i.

iitncUrord. ilcnry W. SioiMitn, I ficot OMtttnir. rt nrd Ii. lisirtlntt, rocicrick A.

Si'hrod9T. A. iv. Sinn X. Hoiiclami.

J.t.n l. Seiirle, jr Lf. rj rt.iri. A. W.irfl.

Vn oru P. Tji oiuan, jS, William Ii. Rot Kiiiili.tll. Mt. Mitiiuu, lit rt: in! Js'iashr.

H. t.iifipoit (JarUat" Sto 3 o'clock (in l.in0s): 2 103 1 Cea 1st First National pr''pnt. lvifiirfi Ctmntj Trust, (j vr fvnt. 1 mon K'O trir. pr pfnt.

Jnctric, 30 jit.ir twit. Titl (iuar. ftn.l t'rut. (i reni. Ilotirt anil MortROKu, Pf oiiloV I Inn, ti jjor cent.

Union Typewrit inn Company. Ami other local rtiocks. nONDS FOR SALE. 1 Rome V4 O'i A Coffee contracts openod barely steady at 15225 points decline, influenced by Havre, and with sales of 0,000 bogs. Rio was firm, with receipts of 23,000 bags.

Exchange was quoted at 126'l. Havre was. irregular at franc advance to 4 franc decline on sales of 1 0,000 bags. Hamburg was stoady at 6 pfennig advance, with sales of 14.000 bags. Prices at noon wero: September, 15.10; Octobor, 15.35; November 15.30; December, 15.25; January.

15.20; February. 15.10; March, 15; April, 14.85; May, 14.80; July, 14.00. At 2 o'clock prices wore September, 15.15; October. 35.40; November, 15.35; December, January. 15.25; February, 15.10; March, 15.00; April, 15.00; May, 14.80; July, 14.00.

Rio waB quiet, with No. 7 on spot 1056. i xu 2 Bnr RAN 1st. 1 Klnns Co 1 5 Lou NAtC con. .025 3 Ft Jt 0 724 (J Ch "eV 44 'A 0 4 2 UockVal a 829 2 Cin 2 Mich Cea 5sl931.10tl 5 Col Ud4s 3S 1 Ft 4 Oen lot 72 2 Chi BiU.

non. I I.U KINGS COUNTY TSUST 00. nt. I)iif 344 AMI 34H ICl.TOX SI'. tlV.

ner i ourt IAN t. r.ilt.'ll!!.l. Pre.i lent. r.0,000 Urooklyn Water, July. Union 'crry ltfoklyn City Hi'fa'l MtropiitJin i an Long lisUnd K.U.

rent. li i. fi pt ct nt. 6 A' Ont 4 Yi 102 4 Texas Pac 1st 05 10 Cent lot 1174 117k 2 jit 1.4 Cist 52 1 Wabash 1st US4 2 0 6 St Paul 0....10 10 Roadini 2d 20 5 Readtni 1st al 1 Hock Island 5s c. 1 West Shoro 4a 1)1 Pitts ft 1st 75 1 Nor Pao5s.

33M 10 33H 1 Kor Pao Istr 105 2 Wabash 2d 00 5 Peo 4 East Jut ISO i Ohi 4 P6s 434 3 434 J. S. T. ST11A a II A N. Vice Prirl.lent..

as a boar argument. Owing to the lack of tele 10 Ateh'l A.iFo2s....40a 11 Atl i Pac lno (i graphic communication, out of town orders were Oalv Harbor 2( 10 Brooklrn Kl 1st .101 THE JIETAI. MARKET. It ON MOIilUS, lii'o, Rtatfjnnnt at t(i of si ic, Bfctietu trit? Sii p.riiit missed and, in fact, very little business was done 1C 1014 over tho rail. In the early afternoon the volume Gossip and Quotations for Iron, Tin, 2 union 4 lat.47 2 less.

It was firmer in sympathy with Chicago. During the afternoon prices advanced to a Iovol higher than the close. First prices were generally though not universally unchanged from the close, September at 4456 and December at 406 were unaltered. Oc of trading narrowed off and at times stock nk.nz ott.U'iij 0(1 10 406 Lead, Zinc and Copper. There is a small showing of strength in pig tin would recover some of tho forenoou's losses, but the market as a whole presented a very ragged Seller 20.

To day's official closing prices, compared with itif.WUU.UO appearance. and a desire to trade is a trifle morn pronounced. tober was or off. Trade was dull and quotations changed but little. At the end of tho flSll I'.

S. i oiji Br M.klrn i'i li.iTi fi New Vork ritv llo. uj i I'rrvn ut 'ravtif id treet Im.tt uv(mni Monti Othor nd P. mi.Is Bomt't vol nt'ral HHIf pnrdutn il in vf4t inputs 1 Ofl.SU The market for bonds was of the usual charac yesterday a were The holders of stocks aro engineering a scheme Yeaborday' To day ter. Sales included $5,000 Green Bay and Wiu first hour September was 44.

GEO. II. PRENTISS PICALKltS IX LOCAIi INVESTMENT RECURTTIKS. Kflmbera of tho York Stock E.icbinffa 37 WILLIAM STREET, K. And 208 MONTAGUE BK OOKLYN whereby the metal can bo run out profitably The speltor situation does not improve, and, uiu.

11m incomes at 15, 311,000 Northern Pacific Am. Cotton Oil 32 At 12 :30 May corn was 474 bid. An hour later September was 45 bid and October 453a. Tho 5s at 34. 92,000 Fort Worth and Denver City aside from a moderate demand, there is nothing Am.

Cotton Oil U4 Am. Tel. A Cub la. 54 tirsts at 7194. 5.000 Chicago and Northern To close was auother 4 up with September 45, new to report.

oinmlssioiis awiniej, ttn Alton Chicatro Jt, 130 ciflo 03 at 44H. 85,000 Rending general mort It has just leaked out that about 5,000,000 uctouer 40 anil December 40. Intureal antl Tolal Capital BuriihiH an.I 4 J.VI17.S7 1 0U 4fi.0:t?.44 .0 10.017.011 i. m. jt; iu if.

t'n ii i.i.on J.li.V.1. '4 1 i.i pounds of all grades of copper have been sold to At Chicago May corn sold on the curb this MH 3'J IMH Uu tSi Uli iS Ufi" 2o 4 lrj 150 JU 7a 00 14 5 135 145 108 103 106 li 17 17M 2i 24 72 2a 73 i gage 4s at Oi), 2,000 International and Groat Northern seconds at 00, 83,000 St. Louis and Am. iist. Tel Albany ttusqu i48 American Coal Adams lixoresa 1U5 American KxDreas 03 I.I A III i n.I vi.l.i.l tn morning at 404.

It opened on the board at 40 exporters within the past fortnight. It is be Iron Mountain 5s at 706 85,000 Texas Pacific or under the closo. ond then sold at C. Sep lieved that this will remove the weight from the market and reduce tho accumulation to a mini firsts at 04 $2,000 Colorado Midland 4s at rONEY TO LOAX OK MORTGAGE tember, which closed at 376, opened at 30J6 and several sums from lo 10.000 now ul 376. $5,000 Atchison, Topoka aud'Santa Fe tiiil n'l t.il I JJ no a.

f.iiiila then sold at 3. Octobor was unaltered at 373i. tlno tlPpuMtor DivulvtulH nn 'n Tain, ami trust Total mum. Horo consumers are indifferent, but better market i.s looked for in the future. second incomes class A at 40Js and 83,000 Union At the end of tho first hour May and October Hi 847 83 H4H 82' 8U Elevated firsts at 10nS.

ER.VKSTUS GUI.ICK Court at. AT PKlt CENT. WANTKI) () The small stocks and tho conservative offerings were unchanged, September was firmer at 37a 20 me marKet xor fipe certuicatos was of pig lead gives that metal a stiff backbone. 3 8, December was 37J6 or fi above tho close. INTKltKST l)X HAILY B.A LiOtC'KS HT'boDfJ and mortRiffe for on stronger.

To day waB switohinir day, but there 3 70 5 07 70 5 uo There has been no marked change in antimony At 11:25 September was 376, October. 37: at least worth busiue3 property 'lowulowti 8 iriO.uiM). 82" 82 20 iiiH is KK.NKHTCS and tin plates aro hardly worthy of note. Thero December. and May.

4056. An hour later was no oil to carry over until October. A small business was done in cash at 58. Oil City oponed ausbiu bX rac A in. To b.

Uo Aro.Xob. (Jo. ofd. American SuK ir ilf. Ainer.Hua.r ttaf, ttiL buttiHoon.

ds Ijuli.itocn. Jt i. pro. i.ruuewick Co Baltliuorei Oaio B. m.

vurt tj nit. Uttto Je ij. bur.4 (Jaincy. Bin. i.

x. Airijiiio. Bur. C. R.

A UeiievilJeK. ioLil. pr. brook i vn jfliov VbL i Emit ill Cnt. fc Kant ill p(d.

Lout. so.Am. have been a few very small orders placed for May iTfl3 September. 37. anil Ootobtr 3H6aM.

at 574 and sold up to 586. It also switched a few barrels at 59i to 594 The production of iron and steel, but they will cut no figure in the situation. Foundry and furnace men, its well as manufacturers, are discouraged, and they do Corn cables were: London Cargoes off coast. the field was unchanged at 13,500 nothing offering; on passago and for shipment, barrels. Runs and shipments were 89,024 and not take a hopeful view of the future.

04 54. ou firm. Liverpool At opeuine the demand was fair and prices a shade higher. BA.fflU4.FE: DEPOSIT COPAIHl BEOOZLYM BANK. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $500,000.

LONG ISLAND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. CAPITAL 5100,000. 180,870 barrels, respectively. FINANCIAL HOTES. Leonidas Merritt, of Duluth, has been elected president of the Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines.

This company embraces. Oats, with tlio exception of the November 70 Si" 133 IS 53 Hi) 33 0l'ii ut 5S 100" option, were 6iH lower. That, delivery waB un. were not canceled were paid either in gold or in a check payable through the clearing house. A number of savings banks have notified depositors whose notices i have not expired to call for their money immediately, and in some cases depositors have been notified that they can have their money in fifteen days if they will accept a check.

Up to the present time New York banks have had notices of the withdrawal of about per cent, of their deposits, or nearly $8,500,0011. After 12 the market was very strong all around, under the lead of Sugar. Whisky, General Electric and the grangers, and the tendency was upward until 12:30, when the movement became a little irregular, although only fractionally lower, and the business was small for the next half hour. After 1 for half an hour the market was dull and generally steady, ulthough the contradictory reports regarding the situation in Whisky made that stock a little feverish. It was stated that the conference between the Lehigh Valley and operators on the line has resulted in a plan to forma company which shall take CO per cent, of the produce of the independent operators and 40 per cent, of tho Lohigh Valley product, paying tho market price and handling the coal.

After 1 :30 the movoment in stocks was a shade more active, and prices of the leaders seemed to lack support. One story about Whisky was that the break during the morning was enginoerod for the purpose of getting a large line of stock and another report was that the troubles of the compauy were caused by a maturing loan which has not yet been arranged for. Toward 2 the market bocamel very dull 1 steady and without special feature. The market grew heavy about 2 o'clock when JRAJiKLIN TRUST COIPA.Ay, Montague street, corner of CI: ton. CAPITAL, 81,000,000.

SURPLUS OVER S700.O00. Anthorli1 hj law to art as APMIXIS. TRATOR. TRUSTKK. CUARDIA or COJ1JUTTEJS and oiler epecial ail.a:it:ii."o Ui A LKOAL RKHOSITi IKY illt llltT MONSY3.

ALLOWS IN'i'KliKbr 0 UKPO.S! IS. OfTors Its sprvlrw. nn faTorriM. Ii rttisas TRUSTKK OF CORPORATION Rlr'JISTIHH ol TltANSI'KK AtiKXT FOR t'Oltl'ORATIo VS OR All NH IPALITIFs. LOANS llONKV O.N Al'PRllVKO Cli.cka on tblm ouipaii will paij tlirciaali Uio Xe Tork Clearing II.i liKO.

II. SOUTH A Un, Presl.lant changed at 3 1 6 May was 3556 against 35. practically, all of the groat ore deposits on tin Missabe range, and the Duluth. Missabe and Nor Parafiraplis of tlio IUa.rlr.ets, tu Crops and tbc Railroads. September was 30 or 6 lower.

October at 306 thern Railway company, owning the great ore was aown tho same fraction, the first hour saw little or no change in pricss excepting for No Money on call is easy at per cent, and Kiiw. v. ij tv ae ij ptu Can. it; riuii. it IUU Cedar Jb'alia fc Mmn 4ijii Cou U.tt i.

Jar UU Chicago Uda CoioruUo lual iUjj CoioruuoFuei Joiuuiorciai 11; ltH CitireuA ia tiitiyn CauttauPaoittc (JenlruiPdoinc 1 stock docks at Duluth. This is the largest iron combination in the world. Their offices will be at CORNER FULTON AND CLfNTON STR. prime mercantile paper. 8al2 per cent.

vember, which went off to 31 bid. December at tho end of that was 32 bid. 3i'i" i'i" 4" 10 54 20 15li" If 754 21, 3l3" 05 113M Cleveland, New York and Duluth. It contem The clearing house statement for to day is as follows: Exchanges, 808,124,408: balances, 83, plates building up a great steel industry the At 12:30 September oats woro 20J6. An hour head of the lakes, for the manufacture of rails FIRn PROOF BUILDING.

MASSIVE BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. Rooms lor examining paper, and writing freo to cnatomnrs. 475,688. The sub treasury was debtor at the clearing house to day, 858,504. later September was 30 bid.

October 30 and November 316. The close was decidedly higher. and all kinds of structural steel. Lou Voal or Utiattanooca. of! with September 3056 bid, October Novem The Mercantile Saf 0 Deposit company reports 01 i'Sji itioji JO til 156" 17 7 5" 22 io" ll.i 10 13, 5 1115 10.

2y io 10 10 1)0 87 143 MU 14 COMMERCIAL CABLES. ber 314. December 32 and May 3594. $5 FOR SAFER, AND UPtTARrx JJm. a Cattle iTlgri.

1HH JJel.La.cici lU.Mi iJelawarej; LIUM Uonver ttio 'iraaJi. 104 At Chicago oats opened at 6i4 off with May XRUSTKICS: and VALUABLE ARTICLES STORliD AT LOW KATRS. 10 204 against 29. Soptomber 236156, against Prices for Cotton, Wheat, Cora Prodacc at Cirerpool. en.

a uranueai i. HENRY" E. IPTOIIISSOX, Prest. Broolilrn Hank. and December 20.

At tho end of the first silver bullion on haud, 101,053 ounces; deposited, none; withdrawn, none; certificates outstanding. 100; bar silver, 74c; Mexican dollars, 50c. Government bonds have been steady and state bonds have been dull. Tho market for sterling exchange is fairly LOCK ITT. Prt.

1 I riftfe Dm lit i o. 15 hour May was October 244 and September August 31 AdTices at 12:30 were: 2356. A. A. LfOt, Edwin Packard.

John VYiiiHloiT, S. untincton, U. Jamas, A E. Orr, Johti It. William H.

Franklin Tayr. II. noitchtalinc, Allirn wton, Crowell Uadden. William M.twhin. Georco M.

Oluotl. Oeorc H. Southard, W. A Road. Q'linMlorf; Oreier.

Thomas L. jjmiuoiuo t. JJesAlomed Jj. bo.Saora A A. U.bo.

A. ottX v.fc Torre tLauca JaatTeuu. lc iaftt'i'ann. '4a i rio Wostorn htte A Wa jtct At 11:25 May oats were 2096 An hour later Cotton quiot; prices unchanrtetl. American midtlliiKf, 4 5 lCJtl.

8,000 bales, lncluilittg May was 206, October. aud September, 23. 1.000 for epeculation and export. Beceipta, steady without special activity. Short bills and cable trr nsfers are a shade easier, owing to the lower rate of private discount in Loudon, which a8H 17 12 1 li (1 85 lo 23 14 li'd 12 BU 0 S3 HH .204 lUB Receipts of wheat wero 1 80,525 bushels and the weakest were Sugar, Whisky, General Elec WHO SHOULD USE A SAFE DEPOSIT WhncTer a policy of Intnirancn, a will, doed, iorttK.

uank bonk, i'ond. ccrtitiot or par should own safe in tho KRANKLI.V SAFE DEPOSIT CO'ATPANY. fi and jnn MUNTACUK ft. corner of Clinton. Wlioorer has cold or mlrnr ulat.

brio n. l.r.n. 1 r.dmoi; iiloo. Ill 8,000 bales, including; 000 American. Futures steady: demand moderate.

American midillinjr, low middling clause, August delivery, 4 14 is quoted at Commercial bills in fair aok 24 80 21 13.WS 111. (1 12 UO 0 il" 83 15 28 ii'0' ox 102 12os izu Oil 20 03 sales to noon 1,220.000 bushels No. 2. trie, the Noirthorn Pacifies, Western "Union and i1" KrioDld In tho cash trade No. 2 corn was quoted at 445fi supply.

Cotton bills are coming forward more freely and shippers are in the mar 11m P. Marquocte. and September delivers 1 1 4. 04d; Sep ket with bills for futuro delivery. Some Receipts of corn wero 8.400 bushels and Bales tember and October delivery.

4 1 04.1a4 12 October and Novembor delivery, 4 1B U4da4 to noon 285,000 bushels No. 2. offerings of grain and provision bills for September aro also noted. Continental is steady. 14 04d: Novembor and December delivery, Stato oats were ijuoted at 30a39 and Western TRUST OCTVANY, MONTAGUE ST, 5.

fltcal Kutate 1 ii. i'n WM. li. I.VOX. Kirst Vic Prenidont.

ALfKEU.I. Vit Presi'Uc JOSKPtl B. WH1TK, Socretarj. cr valuablei of an kinti, not re)iiirp'l fur daily uno. cjr NOT NEEDED UUHINK THK MONT ifl, ihnuld put them iu trunks, Uoxv or packages, arid nead thera to thp Actual rates are: Cable transfers 4.80aia4.S7: at 30a39.

4 13 04da4 in.H4d; December anil January tle livory, 4 li4tl: January and February delivery. Receipts of oats wero 105,250 bushels and sales 10 ()4da 18 04d; February and March deliv demand 4.85ja4.80; 00 days 4.82a4.825; documents for acceptance 4.81; documents for paj mcnts 4.81a4.81H. Paris eliecques 5.209(i; 00 riinid; i'. marc uta FortWarne 140 roon liny t. r.

0b (Jreen llac t.r. it Ureat Northern Kr' 103 (general iCloutric. GaB 123 Homestake I09i llocktui; A 1 itot Hockine Vallor lli liocklnic Valley 57 Bom SilTor Houston Texas. IM Irep.Uo.of Us Iowa Central 0 lowaUentralofd IS Illinois Central U2 to noon 00,000 bushels No. 2.

105 39 127 "ti" ll 00 13 A IN Ij I IMM'UMI UUMPANi, Who will eal and iDauris at tho ownar'n Tnluation A KE.S 5 PKH A fi A SI) I WaHDS. OKO H. SOUTH AH Pr.BitJpnt; JAS. It. COWlVii.

10a ill oii" iF 20 ery, 4 19 4 'J0 (14d. Tenders for deliveries at to day's clearings, 100 bales new dockets and Flour was steady and quiet. Quotations wero: Low extras, 81. city Iwck Islaud. Heading was well held in the expectation that the report of the receivers will make a favorable showing.

A story from Chicago that the whisky managers will on Monday authorize the issue of $1,000,000 more bonds appeared to have no effect upon the stock. After the delivery hour tho market was dull nd irregular tending downward. About 2:30 the movement grew steadier at a fractional recovery, but soon after Sugar. General Electric. Whisky, Western Union and ths grangers fell off, and the marKet was weak thereafter.

Stocks were irregular and lower in the late trade and at the close. Monev loaned and at 3, and closed about 3. days 5.23V6. Reichsmarks, short long 94d. Trcwurer: MARTIN UST.

Vice President: llilSILY HOABO TRCSTKHS: 100 old dockets. CA.M1. Secrutary and MattGr. Guilders, short 15 10; long 30 11 10. William n.

T.vn AJfr. .1. r.meh. mills patents, 84.25a4.50; fair to fancy, 82.45a 3.45; Minnesota, cletr, patents. S3.0a Breadstuff Wheat quiet: demand poor; hold BROOKLYN CITY THE PKODCCE HA11KET.

ers otter freely. Corn steady: demand moderate; mixed Wo dem 3s, 11M per cental. Pro 43o 4.30; Buperline, l.V5a2.'J5: city mills. 43.S0a 3.S5; winter, low grades, patents, 3.40a4; straight. 83.30&4 rye mixtures SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

and Grains Sew York Provision, at and C'liJcas'o. Jamey tlar'penter, har.va V. Krtta, Wi.iiam II. 11. H.

nry Whitnoy, ivin Patterson, Ilitin.iB, I 'HIM. leu I liilce, 1 mm Hos fr, ll. nrj II. Adams, .1 oil ii lire, Wiiliam l'. Wallace, visionsPork.

SUs 3.1 per barrel for prime mess Western line. Lard, 41s Od per hundredweight bilap B. Diitchnr, Yi: iatn lierri, i 'impr. Ti Wuodmn, I. H.ito iiriBoa, Harlan P.

ILils. Wm. V. H. Siiiitfi.

A. War.l, Milliir.) 1'. Sniiih. IonarJ Moo.lx, lRflne I'. O'Connor.

Chartered 187S. SAFE DEPOSIT ST. OF I.I.VTOM. J.00a3.40; line. 8I.75a2.10.

Receipts were 41. 231 packages and sales to for prime, Western. The grain market opened fairly steady. Wheat Closing advices were: Cotton Futures closed noon 3,300 packages. SAFES FKO.M FIVE TO O.N'E HUNDRED AND firm at the advance: American miiMiiiiLr.

low Southern grades wore quiet and steady, with was yA off in the first prices, corn was steady and oats and lower. Cables were better than for several days, showing more demand for both grains at the recent decline. One wet blanket middling clause, September delivery, 4 l'l G4da FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEA It. Trunks nud pontniniuc; vnhnibles THE FIliUKES OF THE BAY. common to fair extra, li.ioaJ.lo, and good choice extra, 83.

1 54.25. 17 114d; 8optember and October delivery. linnd JerBerContril Oei pf KanBcs KauBBB A Texas K.an Tol St nfil. Kanawha A Miutiuin LehlehA Wilkes, coll Lou. Oni.

I.ou tCr. Adt. I.011. ICv. St.

oiX Lone island. Lake Shor. LouisTilJe St. Louim. St.

A T. ufd. LouisT'lo l.acledo lias. Laciode Uaa fd Leafed T. of III Minnesota Iron Manhattan rtetsh taken on storatr" for any length tiiuu at 4 1(1 04.1, sellers; Octobor and November doliv.

on the market was tho labor troubia at Chicago. Rye flour was firm and quiet, with suporfino low rates. Prices and Sales of Slocks and Bonds. The Official ry, 4 10 G4rl. sellers: November and D.

eembor which caused nervousness. 83a3.35. Oepoaits received anhject to fiheck through ITasv Yort ulearint: i'ouse. INTETIEST ALLOWED ON' BALANCES. Spfia! aid 1 iijhRr rato of interest paid when CertW fl.

atra nt Iiepoflit aro ianned. payabio on rive days' nolle er tin data. Thi roinj.r.riy is a leal depository for Oocrt. and Trnafi lands an.1 a to act na Admii or Vie. icr, l'r and Iteiit trar ol stocks and bu ta.

Late in the morning and early iu the afternoon UENRT N. BRUSH. Preei.lent. UEUHliK W. WlitTI Vine l'resldut.

THOMAS li. CLARK. Secretary. Provisions wero quiet. Boef was stoady and delivery, 4 17 04d, value; December and January delivery, 4 18 04da4 January and February delivery, 4 04da4 'Jl H4d; February and March delivery, 4 ys r3 04d: March and The following ttblo shorn tho coons of the stock market this dsjr: dull.

Extra moss sold for 87.50aS; family, 8l0al2. Pork was steady aud tiuiet, with now mess, April delivery, 4 24 34(1. buyers; April and May 810al7. delivery, 4 20 04d. buyers.

Lard was dull but steady, with steam reudorod. limiltA.tCIS. PI1KN1X 'SXi BItOOKLTN. K. 18 OOTJBT ST.

1 14 BUOADW AT, 8.40. FOREIGN FI.VA.NCES. Butter was quiet and stoadv. Prices were: rjHE Nassau trust 1U1 UltOADWAY. RKOOK.LYN.

CAPITAL. iuOU.UJa 17a24o for stato dairy, 256a20c for Klgius Quotation, (or American Securities on and 25a2Uc for state creamorr, l5alRc for the London Eicbaofe, CASH CAPITAL. 91,000,000. Oliea tnz. Am.

RefinlOK Co Am. Hfilnlnc Co. pfd 34Xi Am. Cotton Oil 32a Ain. Cotton Oil Atch.

Top. Sauta f'j 18 Canadian Pacttio Canada Southern 4(f Central Now Jersey 100 Central Pacific 2ii Chattanooaa Cha. a Ohio 10H Chicago Alton 130 Chi Bnr. 7K Chicago Gafl Truflt. r3ti CIot.

O. 0. 4 St. CleT.CC.4St L.Bfd Colo. Coal A Dh.

Co Conaolidated Oas Delaware Hudson. 1 1 Del. Lack. iVoBtern Western dairy. Receipts wero 3,771 packages.

Hi" iu'6" io ii'M i'lM i'm j'iii lM lsg i'i" "iH i'i" i'3" r.i 'ii" ii" oiVs lis" H7S us 118 118. 53ji 54 54ji 12i 11 1 1 m) 52 o. KS UO ISO 2li 4 3 5 GO" ii'6" lis lli 117 11M 'jii 8.V 80 DO 162" ibu" 10'i" lb'ii" i'm 12 io" i'i" 2 7 30 254 30 i'3" i3j ri" iVivs 8 10 "0i 9' "(j4 47" 47" ISO 200 ISO 185 5 5.V 4M 5 "0" "'I)" 2S 28X 21) OS U9H 70 iidii 2gm aiii 4t ll 4 48 2 IU 21K 22M 2251 "6j "tii va 2L 22W 23 24 l7 U7 8 135 183 134 i'r ir ia" ra 18113 Lospon, AtiRiist liusiiioss on the Htock es 4.IM0.1 IU0.07 Gross assets December 111 Liabilitlea Choese was dull and steady. Quotation for ate choose were as follows: Now large white. clinne was quiet this and prices were colore 1, small colored.

Rteiiily. The Bettleinc nt was concludetl satisfactorily. American railirny Rceuritie wore part skims, and full skims, lal6 Re TKUV.8T AUAr.Y.;!) or, t)u rxhie Cert ivt)3 of tio posit iiiifi lor run.t whk HATKti will be niu. i. pj commkncjcs nio.M i vn; Atithnrizotl by iaw to act KxT itnr.

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ceipts were 8,183 packages. ftorplns aa to policyholder 8 74.4.54 LOSSES PAID SINCE ANIMATION. 44,4, NEW YOUK OFl'ICKi 47 CEDAR ST. Rtronic. Qttotntions at 12:110 Consols, lF UK rid tho undertone for all the grains grew firmer, and in response to an improvement Chicago, wheat fractionally advanced.

As thy afternoon advanced, so did prices. Advices from Chicago grew more confident. Wheat advanced about corn and oats fj. The complete report of the Kansas state board of agriculture, prepared on August 5, was received in New York this morning. A telegraphic abstract has been printed in the Eaole.

This month's report, beside tho usual crop news, gives an estimate of tiie world's wheat product niado by Secretary Mohler.in which lie advises farmers to hold their wheat "until better icos prevail." Somewhat simiiur advice was given in tho Northwest last year with rather disastrous results. Mr. Mohler's reasons are interesting. He credits tho aocuiwy of the estimate in Doruuusch'a which gives Europo a crop of 1,210,800, 000 bushels against 1,271,280,000 last year, India 207,200.000 bushels againsf30O.040.O00 last year and the United States with 400.0'JO.oaa bushels against 515,053,000 last year. Tho visible supply ofhvheat in this country on August 1 was 59,349, 000.

With th'Jso figures as the basis of liis argument Mr. Mohler says: "The wheat crop of tho world for the present year is below the average, andmore than half tho nhortag9 of tho world's Crop is found to be in the United States. The cro in our oountry.as estimatod if abont four hundred million bushels, while the average crop toi tho 07 ll) for monoy and S's 5 10 for the account; Eggs were linn and quiet. Prices wore 17a ac for state aud Pennsylvania, 1 or flina. I.O T.

Clou eBt. est. Inc. 84M SIM Si5 8l4 329a S5 041 H4U 1SS ViH 45M 4'oift lnoM 100 li'0j 21. 214 21 it" ink iViji 130 130 130 SOW 7KH 73M iit fl.ij, 30 3.11 35M ll'i 11" Hi" 13HM 136M 2Vi4 si'iji 21i ISM 10 "i "ii "i ir.

14M 141 2UM 2i 2UM 401 3G 37k llbii ll''M iif 4 U3 U4 55 03 53 110" iiiii li'Sii 13, 13 13 B0i 8U New York, Pennsylvania anil Ohio first mortirace lienv. Wo MlsBonri P.vcitlc...... ichieanQentr it Mexican MexicinTol. Minneapolis A St. illnn.i St.

oli Mahoning Co il Mahoiiinir Mobile Ohio National Starun National Stiiruh, 1st. ational Sfiarun 21 NewCentral Coal Ox 'on i.Vial Co. ufl Nor. dr. South N.

11. North Ymerioan N. Y.Citf X. City N. National Lead National Levi pfd Nil, urdatfe lt a p.

Nat Cord i 2d a p. at. Uordaore pfd New England N. Y.P.u Y. Pa.

4 Ohio ofi. Northorn Paolfic. Northern Pnolhoofl. orfollc i ortolk is West orthweat Western. Receipts wero 7,838 packages.

bonds. Canadian Pneitic, TxM: Erie, sec 2 AKiotv.niJ... TLA TIC A' Rosin was dull and steady, with strained com Dla.40at.F. ond consols, 77; Illinois Central. 00: St.

Paul 3S A l.VMAl, UKl'bsnT'KV 1 (Jii TUL'I' fUA'Oi nml for no ipjr i paiil into JOttnn nn AjiproTod oilatfraln. Checks on tlitu Oompauy xr v''i ibrouch ths A. I). wmi Proeirtecfc. MUTUAL IKSUUANCP.

COMPAV. MiW YlUlK. mon to good lallow was quiet and I common, New "ork Central, Pennsyl toady. Hay quiet aud easy, with shipping 73a75 Office, WALT. ST.

14 JiaBt Teunesnee EaatTenn. lstord BaatTenn. 2d Erie preferred Gen. Kleo Hockln. and good choice 80a05.

Hops were dull and 2i. O. F. JllcSAnDSON, fcocretary. Bteady.

aa Molasses was dull and steady, with New Or leans, open kettle, good to choice, 30u38. Rice was firm and quiet, with domostie fair to extra 2J6a54c. vania. Itoading. Money as psr cent.

The rate of discount in the npeninarkot. for both Bhort and throe months' bills was per ent. Closins quotations wero: New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgaeo bonds, UtlH: Canadian Pacific. 77J Erie, 15; Erie second consols, Illinois Central, 0S; Mexican ordinary, 14.H; 8t. Paul common, S8J4: Sew York Central, 104: Pennsylvania, 6iH; Heading, 0.

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E. H. Joiui dr I) it mas vrGM, TKUaTI A. IX Vniet, AVn. K.

John T. rj.jirltri II. Kl smU, ajohu Ktiward T. Unist, John Mcl.r.'.iKhl.o, rSimKR AfiAINST AND THiAM TKANSPOUTAriO RISKS Asd will hsu TilicfrH mnkin Iom. pnyahln iu F.npliind.

Assotfi for tn necurttT of its poliuie: more iha.n TKX MILLION iOl.LARS. Th profita of th company rrcrt to tho aflntirfi and re dWided awnuaily wn th imMi.ittt.. termmatMl dnr ta(C the year, certiiloatH for whioh iflsoi beiriuc ia tuwt iu accorduncA with ha charter. J. 1.

Frehidfint W. H. H. MOOHK, View President. 11? A ICV Vin Pra.irl.r., Illinois ttentrai.

Lake 1 18 1BC Island i3 lxin. New A. Manitoba. MaUhattah Manhattan fiu 117H Mobile fJMIOu. IS UtcaicaA tits Car lots at Chicago Wheat, 115; corn, tOZOi oats, 243.

Contract Wheat, corn, 478; oats. iiBrnard Tot Northwest pfd 131 131 147. Wm. vi: Zi wto. h.

lior JucLab Li. V1 at Linseed Estimated receipts at Chicago: Hogs, 28,000, ipjaAN, abcrewuy..