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15 THE BEOOKLY DAILY EAGLE OCTOBER 22, 1897. OLD, POOR AND DESPONDENT. OFFICIAL CLOSING FIGURES. Tc day's official closing prices, compared LATE GENERAL ADVANCE, TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS. The following table shows the course of the stock market to day, the net changes from the previous closing prices and the transactions in each stock: February.

3 22 C4J buyers: February and March, 3 L2 B4la3 23 64d buyers: March and April, 3 23 IHdu3 21 li4l sellers; Airil ami May, 3 24 G4.1 buyers; May and June, 3 5 64d buyers: June and July. 3 26 G4d buyers; July and August, 3 27 (i4d buyers. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. (Furnished by Price. McCormlck New York.) SALES OF BONDS.

The following shows the transactions la bonds to day (ia UNITED STATES BONDS. 15 S4snew i 1 5s 11574 1 S4s 114 I RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS. with yesterday's, were: To day Yesterday Bid. Am. Surfir Ref 14314 It Carned Prices to About Last Am.

Sugar Ref. lo 2Ub .109 iflit NVNH iH Am Cot Oil 8s Ann Arbor4s. At Sf4v 1 4 5 10 Night's Closing. 10 Nor Cac 1st J204 1 2014 1 Nor Pac 1st. Am.

Cotton Am. Cotton Oil pf. Atchison Atchison Ann Arbor Ann Arbor pf Am. Tobacco 4t.i 11 :.2 2'4 Yester Open High Low Clos day's inc. est.

est. infr. Clos'ff October 6.11 6.11 0.02 6.02 0.O7 H.lu li.Lt) 0.00 0.07 0.13 0J3 (1.02 0.03 0.09 January 0.15 0.15 (i.u 0.0 0.12 0.18 0.18 (i.Oll 0.09 O.10 Maroh 6.21 0.22 ti.ll 0.13 0.20 That Is Why Lonely John Ostwald Committed Suicide. John Ostwald, 69 years of age, who lived by at 97 Vermont street, in the Twenty Ward, committed suicide yesterday af ternpon, by taking muriatic acid. He lost hia wife some time ago and lts children were all married 2nd not seem to want to take care of him.

He had no means of support and frequently of late had talked about killing himself. There were several people who ort ed him money which he was unable to col iet and he waa in dire need. He took the muriatic acid about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon and lingered until 6. He was attended by Dr. I.orto.

and Ambulance Surgeon Graves oi Si. Hospital, but they couid do nothing The Coroner has been C.L I 8054 I 804 8054 801 I 8054 i 804 80 SO' i 87 i 805 5911 .11014 Am. Tobacco nf THE MARKET OPENED LOWER. 320 6W 591 594 5954 9114 103 914 33 Nor L'ac 17 20 I 17 Nnr I'. tc 41.

1 0 Nor Pac I oiec Nav 4s Asked. Bid. Asked. 14351 14351 143J4 110 115 ll 4 704 75 14M 1314 141 2051 29 Js 13 ll 13 35 33 35 821 824 8254 1J0M 110 114 1151 29 30' 1454 15'4 33W 3351 124t 1234 12.5 53 2L314 2 10 21 14 94 la 95 1751 17 IS 37 37' Am. Spirits Mfg Am.

Spirits Mfg pf 2S5 2 13 3 15 14 10 10 10 (1 A tell adj 1... 12 28 ct. 102 la Ori Imp 1 5 Oree tuip OS. 415l 2d pu Baltimore Ohio B'klyn Rapid Tran. Brooklyn Un.

123 Brooklyn Elevated Bay State Gas 551 Capital Traction Consolidated 2124 Central New Jersey Central Pacific Ki C. C. C. Sc St. 37 C.

C. C. 61 St.L.tif HI 10 I 10 i 10 6 30 5 5 10 5 Or inc A 3 Greg Sh 6s M.51 584 1 6874 58741 5851 59 5074 .191 B100 1. 11 (j 1st. 1 11374 i Bkln 1st.

1004 1 Ruff Un .1 6s 13 0 fen 5a 1 1251 I 5051 Canada Southern. 4 1 4(91 40 4054 40J 41 50, 025, 921 925 924 119 1194 .101) Central Hud. This Was Followed by a Slight Rally, but Then There Was a Decline All Around and by Noon Time Prices Showed Heavy Losses Business Was Dull Until Late in the Day, When Chicago Gas Led a Recovery. Wail street, October 22 The TVail street region betrayed some further unreasonable anxiety to day over t'he Union Pacific situation and at tlms gave way to its fears that there may be complications iu connection with t'he sale of the property at foreclosure on November 1. The 'better informed banking Interests of New York and London, however, l('95i 321 221 t)554 954 9454 1404 101 111 81 2254 Htiv 9554 944 140' Canada Pacific Ches.

Sc Ohio Chicago Gas ct Qulncy Mil. St Pan) 8()Sy 9054 95 i 944 15 1 Oreg Sh 0s FIRE IN A FUR FACTORY. Dumage amounting to 2,200 was caused hy a tiro which broke out at 4 o'olock this morning iu a two story frame building in the rear of 47 Maujer street and uaed as a fur factory by Charles Mr. Kdinger'fi stock which was damaged to the extent of was covered by innurance. The remaining part of tho loss waa to the building, which is owned by Frederick Williams, and it was also covered by insurance.

1 ..113 10951 9 CauSuutb. Chicago A 100 Chlcae Alt. 173 ering and buying for the long account. At 2 o'clock December was 96. At Chicago Liverpool cables were a surprise to wheat traders.

In spite of the weakness here yesterday, that market opened off only a'id and at 1:30 P. M. showed aMd advance. This and the continued falling off in Northwest receipts started wheat strong, December opening ac higher at 91a and soon advancing to 92. More interest centered in the May option than in the fearer futures, and arter the opening flurry December was offered for sale, while there was a big demand for May.

The result was that the December prmeium dropped about a cent, December easing off to 91a92, while May, which opened higher at 90, advanced to Chicago receipts were 144 cars. Advices as to the Hungarian and Russian crops are again unfavorable. World's shipments for the week are expected to be about 5,000,000 bushels. Up to noon May sold between and 919s, and December between 91 and 32. It became firmer after midday, December reaching 93 by 1 o'clock, which was cent over calls.

May at this time was 92. The advance was due chiefly to the export demand. Wheat closed here at an advance of 2a 3 cents. At Chicago the close was at an advance of 3a3 cents. The market for corn opened firm with wheat and was helped by cables, which reported a recovery of a decline of Vid, seen at the opening with the econd cable reporting a net advance of ad on yesterday's closing prices.

The local market for corn opened higher with December showing 30c. The Chicago market for corn opened at yesterday's closing prices with December at 25c, subsequently selling at 25c and then at 25c. To noon the sales here were 100,000 bushels with December selling up to 31. It held steady at that price until this sharp advance in wheat carried it up to 31 by 2 o'clock. At Chicago by noon time December reached 26 and touched 26 in the late trade.

Corn closed here 1 cent higher. At Chicago it closed lal cents higher. There was no disposition to trade in oats at New York. At Chicago the market lor oats opened Vc higher, December showing ISHc, later 18ttc and then easing back to the opening price. Soon after the opening there was some activity in the New York market, with 2314c paid for December.

Oats closed a cent higher here and cent higher at Chicago. The export business to day was 65 loads of wheat here and 30 loads at outports, 12 loads of corn and 175,000 bushels of oats. NEW YORK GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chi. Gt.

West It lll'l 11 30 Chi. Ot. W. pf. A Chi.

4 Gt. W. pf. Consolidated Ice 1 3 Clil Hdc eon. 0 Chi Ut 2 Clu (1 5 Cln Ter 111 ci.

5 8 Cell Ca 1 1 Cent Ohiu 1M. 1 Choi. At I .111) 1 17 .10414 954 45 461 41 .100 704 80 39 28 35 87 91 SOW THE COFFEE MARKET. The coffee market opened steady with prices unchanged. Sales on the call were 3,750 bags and sales up to noon 17,750 bags, including December at 6.20; January at 6.25; Fubruary at 6.30: March at 6.40; May at 6.50 and August at 6.60.

In the exchange of 2,000 bags December for July 35 points were paid and in the exchange of 2,500 bags December for September 45 points were paid. Trading during the forenoon was local with the usual weak undertone, receipts at primary points being heavy and there being an entire lack of outside speculative interest. At the time Havre and Hamburg cables were not encouraging and the Rio and Santos cables were featureless, except as they Indicated receipts of 54,000 bags. Continued liberal warehouse deliveries in the United States and low prices checked selling. Receipts at Rio and Santos so far this season have been 1,280, 000 bags more than they were for the corresponding time last year.

Cleared from Rio October 21 steamer Coleridge with 21,000 bags. Stock in Havre 901.000 bags, of which 626,000 bags are Brazilian, against 858,000 bags week, including 577,000 bags Brazilian coffee. The market for spot Brazilian coffee is dull and nominal on the basis of 6c. for No. 7 Rio invoice lots and 7c.

for jobbing parcels. Coffee cables: Santos Coffee market steady. Good average, Santos, 8 i 0CO. Receipts, 33,000 bags. Stock, 1,146.000 bags.

Hamburg Coffee market opened unchanged; closed unchanged to pfg lower. Sale. 13,000 bags. Havre Coffee market opened quiet and unchanged. At 12 M.

unchanged. At 3 P. firm but unchanged. Sales, 14.000 bags. Rio Coffee market barely steady.

No. 7 Rio, 7 800. Exchange, 7 32d. Receipts. 21.000 bags.

Cleared for the Vnlted States, 8,000 bags. Cleared for 'Eu roue, 12.000 bags. Stock, 441.000 bags. Consolidated Ice pf. Ind.

Ind. L. 0 Pis Sh CLE 1st 3 J'su sc 1st 1 D251 1'acor M04 101 1 Pen Eait 78 3 Pitts .811 7 itock 1051, 0 Jtlo West 41 82 2 824 1 4 84 54 14 844 9 So Pac Ariz lit. .103 2 Scioto Val 844 1 St I' M. iivi cllv.

11214 7 St Paul 4 10351 s20 10 2 St Panic P3 3 St it 4s 10351 I St i ..11.. 128 FINANCIAL. Open Hlsh Low Clos Net nls. lnjr. est.

est. Ins. Changs 2082S Am 143M 144M 142M 143H 110 Am 115! USM 115! 54 120 Am Cot Oil. 22 J2! 22 22 4600 Am Tobocco 82M K2M 81 82M 54 100 Am Tob 110 110 110 330 13W 13M VAH 13S 4010 Atchison pf. 29 29J S9M li 180 Am UK 1J4 11X 095 Bait Ohio, lift 1434 liH 14X 020 Bkn Rap T.

34 33i 33M 11150 Bay State OH OK 6 5M 280 Bkn Un 12391 123M 123M 1H 500 Can Pacific. 80W 81 80M SOJi 14 800 Central J. 94 95 S4)(i 95 3716 Che Ohio 22H 2254 22M 4 16665 Chi Bur 96 B5M 94K fl5? 30365 Chi Gas Tr. 9.V4 90M U4W 96N IH 700 CCC Sc St L. 37! 37H 30ki 37M 7070 Chi Gt W.

ItSJi IfSH loH ItiK 720 Con Gas 211 213 211 213 2 100 Del Hud. .116 110 316 116 3 00 Erie 1oH J5K 1C 15J 500 Erie 1st 38 38 38 38 I 800 34 3t 34 34H 100 Hock'g Val. 0 054 6M OK ICO Illinois Cen.l03Hi 1C3J4 103 103 500 Laclede Gas 43M 43'4 43 43M 6890 Lou Nash 57 57)i 56J4 57W 5115 Manhat I03M 102H iWi'A Hi 200 Mich 1C6J4 100)4 10m 100U 3 1045 Mo K4T pf A4H 34J4 34W 34 9125 Mo PacIBc. 31K 3fl4 30M 31H 325 Nat 35J4 30 34M 30 3878 NY Central! 09 0911 lObK 100M 100 pf. 36 3G 30 30 hi 050 Northwest.

.126 125 124J4 400 18fc 10H 18W 19M 5176 NPacctpf. 52M 52J4 52V1 52 2045 Omaha 7tiH 8051 79H 7B1 1M 400 Ontt West. KiK 1BH 16M 1 210 Pac 33 33 3354 100 Peoria lji 1H IU IM 34C7 PtsCCiStL. 32 32h 31, 32 100 PCCaWtLpf. H7M 68 07 68 1 255 171W 17U4 171 17IH 1020 Reading 24 2414 24 24J4 500 Read.

1st 61. 61H 51 51V4 4 400 Read. 2d pf. 30K 30M 30K 30! 5522 Rock Island 87 87H H04 S7H hi 21440 St Paul L'4 U4K 3ht 44 3B6 8t Paul 140)t 140H liOU 100 10X 10)4 101 1(1 1100 Southern pf. 31H 32 3154 100 40 40 40 48 1M SII) Term Ct l.

2754 28J4 26 285ii 154 135 Pac. in HT4 1174 11M 12071 nFac2pd 2514 '6Ki 26H 264 100 US Leather 7H 7 7)4 100 Lea 04 0451 04 54 50 Wabash 7 7H 7H 1430 Wabash 1954 1W 1954 1951 1245 West Union. 8854 88K 88 881 100 1J4 1J4 174 IK The volume of business, hour by hour and Delaware Hud 1154 Lack. Sc eal. 154 89 94 32V 1 1651 15tii 1251 4051 50 28 48 Denv.

Rio 12 Denv Rio G. 4H Detroit Gaj 4 6 7951 1 70T 2 80 3 Che' 4: 1 124 3 Wet it TIM. 321)? 2 DulSSSAtmtSs. 103 15 Kliz IS i.s.. 1004 15 Tenn coa 1 1 Eagle Savings and Loan Company, Ev.

Sc Terre Haute. 26 Ev. Terre H. 43 2 SI Joe (i I 11.. 0 10 Krle4s 1115, con.

90 11 Flint 1" .123, 384 204 Edison Elec. Bkn. Edison Elec, N. Y. Erie Erie 1st pi Erie 2d pf Erie Sc Western Erie Sc West.

4 1 St J. AS tcia 1 1 0 101 I ODt, 10D51 101 804 0(1, 70 7011 YUJ 5 Leu 1 10 li it SAJll'dlv 10 Hulls IT tll4s. 1 bt 1. 1 a So 61. Pt.

Worth Sc Rio O. 154 5(14 HID HIM 2254 951 9644 140 100 J73 liiM :9 281 88 9x 31 116 lu451 cH 411 17 20 43 124" Ki 384 207a l7' 70 14 135 34 li. tl HH 21 99 3351 103 41 141 3554 12 32 411 1724 434 911 67 411 57 25 i.54 108 1 ir: 3154 101; 120 .10131 7451 ureat Northern General 34 1(14 41 3US 37 8V. 94 1 1( 1604 13 47 5tl 28 48 105 125. 101 39M 18, 18 140 3451 "OK 23 9954 10 25 104 40t 254 L44 354 4 14 30 44 1734 444 11..

5754 (JO 27 87 1 ill cent 4s 1920. tux 5 lllCen4 1953.. 10154 3 10 1 S4 Green Bay Sc 30 01 9651 20 Kin Pac cn Hocking C. I Hocking Valley Hocking Valley pf H. B.

Claflln Iowa Central 9054 1954 UK 21 99 914 Kan Pta 3UU Iowa Central pf. FltANKLIX BUILDING, 186 REMSEN ST. (Near City Hall Square.) CLASS monthly savings Instalment shares; pay average dividends on withdrawal per cant, per annum. CLASS open account savings shares pay) per cent. pr annum January and July.

CLASS fully paid Income shares pay fi per cent, per annum, payable eml annually. LOANS. Homes of their own selection purchased for members on small first payment and monthly payments, same as rent. OFFICERS! ELWIN S. PIPER.

President. EDWARD E. BRITTON. 1st Vice President. TRAVERSE R.

MAXFIELD, 2d Vice PreslJsot, GEORGE W. tVAKE.MAN, Secretary. 1KA A. McCORMACK. Treasurer.

TRUSTEES; 384 214 7 7 18 141) 35 "051 JJ51 10 3)M H'34 40 255 14H 364 4 34 30 174 444 94 574 55 (in Illinois Central 1024 COFFER 1 UTURES. 4 79' 3 75 22 80 3 fOl 1 Lex Pav km. .119 2 1st. 1204 6 Lou iiSeui 11854 Illinois Steel Co Opening. 12 Bid.

Ask. o'clock. 1 2 o'clock, o'clock 5.50 6.50 434 26t 131 36 2 12 32 1 Lake Sb 1st U6 Pitts. Sc Gulf. Kansas Sc Texas Kansas Sc Tex.

Keokuk Des Keokuk Sc Des M.pt Keokuk Western. Long Island the whole matter "will be the purchase of the property by the commictee which has prepared the plan, which has organized the syndicate to underwrite all ios financial necessities and which will probably go to the sale of the road prepared to bid more than any other interest could possibly offer. It would be regarded as little short of extraordinary If Mr. Sage could at this late day find bankers enough Who are' not in the original syndicate to make up a now one and deposit Che necessary percentage of funds with the court in advance of the knocking down of the property. Such a result would bring upon us a great disturbance of the money market, in the first place, and it would be even more unsatisfactory a matter for 'the general situation of finance to have the plan for the re habita'tion of the property altered now as i't would no doubt be altered if an independent interest were to get hold of road at the foreclosure sale.

The present committee lias collected two thirds of the assessment on 'the stock and it would probably fight hard to the end before it would submit to a situation involving the confession to security holders that it is unable to proceed along the lines originally specified. It is well to remember that the committee is by no means restricted in its bid to t'he amount named in the so called agreement witti the United States attorney general, for it can increase its bid a good many millions if it sees fit with the proceeds of a portion of the block of bonds which it is holding back under the plan of reorganization for auy unforeseen contingencies that may arise and make necessary the amendment of the original plans. The committee has too strong a backing, with 8f 5.60 5.50 0.15 11.20 6.30 0.40 10 80 1 Sou A 4 A P4. (1051 I 00. 2 (1 1 1 southern Ry 9151 10 To! St Ut ct 84 1 Tonu 1st tl 881 5 lex Pac 1st 95, 3 Tex Pac 2d 2 ,51 3 2SV, 2 285, 1 ill .1 Canal ui .1141 2 Leather .316 3 Onion El 1st 84 10 Cu Pac ndv.

..1 404 30 41 HO 414 0 UnPaoDstU 1st. 494 1 4851 15 484 2 4854 1 Cn Pao 1 Cn Pac 1st Wct.lM 20 L'n Pac lst'98ct. 114 38 1134 3 Cn Pac lot 'UOct. 11451 0 1144 1 West Shore 4i c. 109 9 1091 I WabUHll lnt 1075, 21) WaoasU 2d 7354 16 784 1 Leh Sc os 2 Lenigh fli ct 5 3 Uu4 '1 20.

12 I Mo Ac '1 4M 6.50 0.16 6.20 0.25 tl.40 0.40 6.45 0.45 0.50 (Reported bj L. G. Qulnlln Nuw Tork.i October November December January February March April May June July AUgUSt September 5.50 00 0.2025 6.25 30 6.1:0 35 0.40 45 B.40 50 0.5055 6.50 55 tJ.65 60 0.60 05 6.00 65 6.h( tt.15 a MO B. HO 0.4(1 U.4U 0.45 C. 45 6.50 6.65 Yester 100 VI luOM 0151 614 8014 80 8514 80 804 Iow 11.45 0.45 (1.50 40 171 4351 90 674 40 6751 Clo day's Ine.

Clns'g 7J Hft Lake Shore Laclede Gas Laclede Gsb pf Louisville Sc Maryland Coal Minnesota Iron Minn. Sc St. Minn. St.L.lst pt Minn. Sc St.L.2d Df.

94T 12 2 13 2 Moo Ohio4 MirhCent7. 6 slinft br l.rm. 97 5e sr. Silas B. Dutcher, Edward E.

Brltton, Traverse R. Maxtleld. James T. Ashley, George J. John T.

Rufferty, Edward M. Grout. Ira A. McCormaclC Klwln fi. Piper.

John A. Schwarz, Frank X. McCaffry. Oeortrs WakemsJI Charles A. Brown, 854 ..117 for the day, was as follows: Morris Essex 168(4 Ws 07M Do, SUM 23W From Shares.

James H. Ferguson. WHEAT October November December May CORN November December May OATS October December LARD October H19l 3iK Frederick H. Schroeder. 34? 34 1 to 2 39,733 2 to 3 30,485 From Shares.

10 to 11 o'clock. 105,971 11 to 12 o'clock. 62,125 12 to 1 o'clock. 42.612 3 North west ex4s. 1 041, 10 N'wesr.

1909.. .110 10 Cent Ut 1174 24 Nor 4 17 6 Nor or 8854 8 884 171) 1035s I (.751 3 02' .270,926 Total teelei 20. 1F.I interest. 4.75 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. BALTIMORE QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Moore Schley, 80 Broadw ay, N. Manhattan Con LU3Vh Missouri Pacific Michigan 100! Metropolitan Trac Metropolitan St. RvlOl1. Mobile 4t Ohio 27 Nat Linseed Oil N.Y..Sus.&W.new.. 1751 N.Y.,Sus.icW.n.p..

354 N.Y.,Chl.& St. 14' N.Y.,C.4cSt.L.lslpf 74 N.Y.,C.JiSt.L.2dpf. 3., National Lead 3451 National Lead North 44 Norf. W. 13 Norf.

Sc W. pf. new 43 Northwest 12 I5i Northwest pf 103 N. N. H.

Nor. Pac. ct 191 Nor. Pac. ct.

Df 6251 Omaha ked Bid. BROOKLYN QUOTATIONS. The following table gives the quotations ot the most active local securities. It is corrected daily at the closo of ttte market. As far as possible, it is made up from actual transactions ascertained by the Eagle in the open market.

All bonds are quoted "with interest." A complete list of Brooklyn securities, with quotations and statistical matter, Is printed each Sunday in the "Local Stocks and Bid. Asked. Balto. City 3ts, Wao. ..10651 lot! ..10651 106 3is.

1915. ..105, 100 lKi I4U lis 3I1 31 i 1004 4 H5 4351 li.3 11H4 5274 115 109 U7 1194 824 67 170 10311 3151 11(8 121 1021 .29 18 184 37 14 74 3it 30 1074 Hi 15v 4351 3 25 183" 191 52j4 SIM 145 1(1)4 370 172 33J4 tSK4 116 9654 24)4 5U1 305l 180 874 GEN EKA It COCXSEbi Uessrs. Grout, Jenks, Mayer ile Hyds. Juln our Local Branch In your neighborhood. Zl none established, Ket together your leading max and arrange wilii our Company to organize one.

HOW lfWORKS OUT: A buys bis pays part, iu cash; and puiB on a straight mortgage for the difference. So intallraeut loans for him: He is a shrewd financier and will invest a substantial sum monthly. ti bulling fund to the mortffneo in 11) yaf. buy Ijouso: pays 1 6 cash ami borrows the balance from The Tlirilt. Ha a steadv, saving, "Bel there mrt of antt wise euoiiKh to baclc tipK'd resolutions with tht uractical aid offered.

10 years bo by. The "ooa intentions" of A have vjtialud ztro, and his ruortKUs' is blc and hungry. has mado Mniall monthly payments, and owns his borne free ana clear. Vhi.h will YOU be? Writs or vail ior information. The Thrift tSarinc.

Loan rind Buildinc Fnnd. 106 1084 C. 4 G.5 CC.4A.ex.5s.108 O.S.SK.lstSs. 9051 Ga.P.lst 5 04.118 G. C.

Si N. 5s. si's N. Central 43. 107 (in, 190U L06 Ultl.Bs.

1SWU.108 6s, 1904. ..112 5s A. 1920 1 15 5. 192B. 1 15 Ohio II Miss.

1st 7s. 1898. .102 2d 7b, 1911.. 16 s. div.

7s. P. C. 1st 5s.lO.314 So. It'y 5s 01 w.

Koa. 5s 10 1751 Hi) 36 35 '4 10514 174 14 12451 isii" 521 81 12 1 051 340 171 '4 331 105 3251 tS7! iir 95 24 51 304 182 87 "1 1194 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products, on the New York Froduc Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour WBi Quiet, but firmer. Sales re 2.S'lu packages to noon. Quotations: City mills patents.

fi.75a6: city mills. 6.45R5.60; Minnesota patents. S5a5.40; Minnesota bakers', 4.30a4.50; winter patents, S5a5.25; winter straights, winter extras. S3.20a3.G5; winter lew grades, Rye flour was quiet, with fancy, J2.90a2.40. Beef was steady, with family, extra mess, J7.S0as.f0; packet, 50a9.50.

Pork was dull, with new mess, family, short clear. llOalS. was rirm with prime Weetern aleam, 4.J7C Butter was steady. Quotations were 12a 19c for state dairy, 23ic for Elgin, 9al2c for factory. 14a 23V4c tor state creamery.

14ai3c for Western creamery, 12al6c for Imitation creamery. Receipts were 3,251 packages. Eggs "were quiet. Quotations were 16al9c for state and Pennsylvania; Western, 17c. Receipts were 4,791 packages.

Cheese was quiet, with large, white, SaSVic; large colored, 9c; small white, miaOc small, colored. SUaOHc; part skims, 6Vsa7e: full skims, 3ia4c. Receipts were 4.S9S Sugar was dull, with fair refining, 2a 5 16; centrifugal, 96 test. 3c; renried market, quiet; crushed. 5c; powdered, 5 ic; granulated, 5Vic.

Petroleum was dull, with refined, all ports, 5.35a5.40c. Spirits ot turpentine was firm, at Rice was steady, with domestic, Japan, 4la5M(C. Molassej was steady with New Orleans. Rosin was steady. wiUi strained common to good.

Sl.40al.45. Tallow wa.fi dull, with city, 3 a IOc: country, 390. Hops were quiet, with state common to choice, 1S35 crops, 4a6c; 1S96 crop. Dale; 18'J7 crop. 14alGc.

PaciOc coast. 1S95 crop. 4a6c: 1S9S crop. JS97 crop, Lead was dull, with bullion prlc, 3.T3; exchange price, 3.92'ia3.97V,c. Potatoes wers quiet, with sweets.

51.35al. 05; iReported by L. G. Qulnlln Sc New York.) Tester Open High Low Cloe dny'e WHEAT Inc. est.

est. Ine. CWc October S3 90Hi December SIX 94W Ulfcj OIK May SOU 039s aOH SUH CORN October 25i December '6 a5Jt Way SO! 2UJ, BOH 'MM OATS October 17 17 December 18H 38M 1R 38 18 May "0 1 '0M U1H LAKb October 4.1 4.S7 December 4.42 4.45 4.40 4.4:2 4.40 January 4.55 4.00 435 4.57 4.55 RIBS October 4.05 4.G2 December 4.60 4.65 4.55 4.G5 4.57 January 4.06 4.07 4.62 4.02 PORK October 8.00 7.82 December 7.00 8.07 7.85 8.0S 7.87 January 8.82 8.S7 8.82 8S.95 8.82 Bonds article: RAILROADS Atlantic avenue consol. 5, 1931... Atlantic avenue 5s, 1909 B'klvn City Si Newtown R.

B'klyn City Newtown first Brooklyn City Brooklyn City first 5s B'klyn, Queens Sub. first K.Carolina 4s.ll)W) 103t 1044 6, Wit) 125 So.Cr.4fs Va.Ceut.2 Js 671 074, Cou. Gas Stock 50 6s, 1P10 1174 3iK 6s. 193!) il0H 101 A. a.C.R.st'k.

95 98 1 B. Ac O. stock 144 L'lMi B.CP.R'ystk 6714! B. TrucCo.stk 19 1054' C. iSiR'y afk 45 i Cent.

O. com. 23 2(1 Nor.Cen. afk 78 78H So. II) 104! Omaha pf Ont.

Western. Penn. Coal Pullman Pacific Mall .340 173 33 Pitts. Sc lOri 10251 lO 1034 014 95 112 Bi.l. Asked.

102 103 105 107 180 182 113 115 ltj 194 lift 110 104 106 72 74 101 104 1 04 42 45 3( 97 99 104 105 1 145 40.1 235 250 235 240 I Asstrrs $615,000.00. Offices. J07 Ryerson St, Brooklyn. Cln. Sc St.

L. 33M 67 Pennsyl anlr. 11551 People's Gas 9fl5w Reading ct 2454 Reading 1st pfd 611 Reading 2d pfd 3054 Rens. Sc Saratoga. .182 Rock Island 87 Rome, W.

Sc .11914 Rio Grande Rio Grande W. t5o4 St L. So. West 5 Va. 1st 6s.

1906. .1.11 2dCs. 3d 6s, 1910.. 114 5th 5, 1926.103 W.N. Car.

6s. 114 W.V.C.4:P.63.1(I84 Wil.C.4 A.Cs.l III Wll.it Wel.Gs.117 adkln V. A. 50 Yadkin V. R.

37 Yadkin V. C. 30 A. is.j.u i yyt Halt. B.

1st 5b. 81) 81 B. lt0.ex.4s..L0l4 Hr24 B.kO. 8.44". 98 Ml Balt.C.

P. 5s. I 15 11 5 Cent. R'v 1131(5 Cityi Sub.5slI3 1134 Badto. Trac Ist5s.l32ll..l 134 114 IstKs, 1901..

1034 1044 N.B.dlv.j!iL144 11451 Coney Island ij aiyn nrst Croastown Gs Kings County Traction Nassau Electric Nassau 5s ILLUMINATING COMPANIBS Edlson Edison 5s Municipal TRUST COMPANIKS Brooklyn Franklin Hamilton Kings County Long Island Loan Sc Trust Manufacturers' 3 15 1004 1 18 118 lil) 411 411 11 .70 33H 33'" OS 1 I0! 904 2451 5154 3054 ISO 8796 25" 59 5 104 li 52, 2051 21 50 1054 3174 4 7 17 2110 150 12 2854 774 (.5 184 (17 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS The following tables show the daily movement of grain as posted at the Produce Exchange up to 1 'clock to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. 230 215 150 243 THE BOILER EXPLODED. St. L. So.

W. Standard Hope Sc St.L.itSan ct St.L.&S.F.lot pf.ct. St.L.&S.F.2d pf.ct.. Southern Pacific Silver Bullion Southern It. Southern R.

R. St. Jos. Sc Grand Isl 94 5 65l 524 204 20H 574 10 3154 7J4 In 247 Corn, Oats. Flour, Wheat, Barrels.

Rushels. Hid es were steady; Texas dry. 21a3o 13al3c; Bushels. Bushels. GEO.

H. PRENTISS DEALERS IN Local Securities, 37' WILLIAM 208 Montague NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, N.Y. MEMBERS KCT' YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. IRWIN CO Brooklyn N. Y.

Investment Securities. 187 Montague St, Brooklyn. Orders IB New Torlc Stock Eichsjige ud fs vestment securities executed for cash or aareln. 5251 20J4 21, 594 10H 3151 71 47, 17H 200 150 California dry. 21a25 lbs.

17al5c: Galveston ary, 15aJ6c. 402,400 289.300 4,655 14.U50 104 (la, 1.2! MH 20 In 5K 1014 3154 7. 4 404 Kill 100 148 I 151 2051 7 'il (14, 10! 114 Barley was quiet, with Western, 2Sc. c. 1.

I. St.Jos.&a.I.lst pf ct 26.00U 4,000 ii.172 HI 410 240 .195 235 380 200 200 240 gt ct 900 HKi One Man Was Instantly Killed and Several Others Will Probably Die From Injuries. 121.100 48,750 24,114 17,342 1.SU0 240,172 92,000 Milwaukee. Toledo Detroit 8t. Peoria Cnlutb.

Kan. Buffalo. Barley malt wa easy, with Western, BOSTON BOND SALE. Sixth Avenue Third Avenue K.S00 22,731 45,300 102,001) 79,350 22.38U 29,500 148 H7 33.000 21.B00 2,31 14,000 185 190 350 215 The City of Boston this noon. opened bids for $1,558,000 3 per ten.

twenty and Texaa Pacific Tens. Coal Sc U. S. Leather LT. S.

Leather pf U. S. Rubber U. S. Rubber pf Union Ferry Union Pacific 1st pd 04 (il Total 12,815 1,022.778 710,880 390.393 SHIPMENTS FROM.

WESTERN POINTS. Oata, Corn. Busheli Bushels. Bushels. 2tl! 2054 84 BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES.

ramifications in Vanderbilt and other quarters, to give in without a struggle to the attack of any new syndicate organized without other reason than chance of speculative gain. This, however, is not intended to belittle some of the just claims that are made that there are points about the syndicate agreement with the government which are on business and moral grounds. The market this morning opened with a moderate display of strength, considering the weakness of prices in London and the agitation of the Union Pacific syndicate matter. First prices were about a quarter per cent, lower than the close of Thursday, but there was a prompt rally of a quarter or more on covering of short contracts. In a short time, however, the downward course of prices was resumed, and the market for the active stocks was forced off to a level nearly a point below last evening.

This decline was partly due to the discussion of Cuban and Spanish affairs. Buying orders were uncovered on the declines in the grangers and some of the industrials. Gould stocks were steadier than many other active groups. The Chicago Gas settlement had lost much of its interest for the market. Mr.

Sage madu a sweeping denial of statements concerning his connection with an opposition Uion Pacific syndicate during the afternoon, but General Samuel Thomas rather strongly intimated that there might be something in the current stories after all. The general market became very dull and steady, the commission houses having no orders of importance. The close was inactive, but firm, the buyiDg of Chicago Gas having some influence upon the general market. MONEY. Call money was easy, with business chiefly at 2a2Va per cent.

For time money the demand was good at 3a3 per cent, for short and 3a4 per cent, at long dates, on good active Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial paper is coming out freely and rates are easy at 4 per cent, for the best double names. The banks are now loaning about $4,000,000 on the security of long sterling bills. Clearing House statement: Exchanges, balances, sub treasury debit balance. $330,012.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The market was firm ou the large demand for bills from remitters, but the offerings of commercial bills were good. Rates for exchange are: Sixty day. Sight. Sterling, $1.83 84.854 Hterllne.

actual 4.83 3.4.SZH 4.84Xa4.844 Sterling, cables i.845ia4.a6 kiterlinc, prime com'l 4.81fia4.Slili Sterling, doc'y com'l 4.81 a4.SlJ4 I'arls, francs 5.23LJ b.lTO Berlin, marks (41 94 9 10 96M Amsterdam, guilders 39a3a 15 16 40a40U 16 Less 1 lfi. People's. BANKS First National Manufacturers' National Fulton Mechanics' Bank National City Nassau National People's Schermernorn Pnme ne National FERRY COMPANIES Brooklyn 4 New Vork Ferry B'klyn New Y'ork Ferry 6s N. Y. East River Ferry N.

Y. St East River Ferry Sn New York it South Brooklyn New York Si South Brooklyn Union Ferry TTnl'iTi Ferry 5s MISCELLANEOUS Academy of Music Bond Sc Mortgage Guarantee Chesebrough Manufacturing Journeay Sc Burnham com Journeay Burnham pfd N. Y. Si N. J.

Telephone N. Y. N. J. Telephone 5s Phoenix Fire Insurance Title Guarantee Sc Trust Co V.

S. Projectile Heeker Jones Jewcll Mill Hecker Jor.es Jewell Mill ri5.2Jl Union Pacific 2d pu Un. Pac. D. Sc Wabash Wabash ut 105 2li'i 85i itlji 108 .314 629,187 4,000 S)80 lo'ooo 215 H.

81 754 1074 110 3 8851 1954 110 Wheat, Bushels. 89,00 1.951) 21,500 12,330 52,440 40,000 77,500 Flour, Barrels. 18.373 Milwaukee. 25,433 Toledo Detroit 300 51,335 St. 0,060 Peoria Dulutn Kau.

City WptlH Fargo 108 195 117 78 117 20 04 '4 1054 125 1S. 360 15 70 1411 107 165 29,000 JiO.000 5,110 70,000 7,000 2 80 1110 30 65 a 107 35 400 lit 75 145 170" 270 100 Wheel. Sc L. 154 Wheel. Sc L.

E. pf Western Union 8b4 West Chi. St. Ex dividend. 3,000 Total 102.101 707,449 834.841 607,767 Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company.

Chartered 1872. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, MONTAGUE ST. CORNER OF CLINTOS. SAFES FROM FTVB TO ONR HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAH. Trunks and packages containing valuable taken on storage for any length of tima at low rates.

HENRY N. BRUSH, PreslJent. QKOKUK W. WHITK. Vlca President, TllOMAti K.CLAKK.

SortrjN SUGAR REFINERIES. RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour, Wheat, Barrels. Bushels. INACTIVE STOCKS.

Following are the closings of less actlrs 202,31.4 Corn, Bushels. 828 128.0an 01,415 UU.949 Oats, Bushel. 22.448 111.000 3.887 33,279 stocks: 114 1)5 Boston 4.840 New York. 20.390 Pnila 7,532 14,202 thirty year bonds. Tne loan is divided as follows: Various municipal purposes, $958,000, of which $833,000 is payable In ten years and $185,000 in twenty years; $500,000 school house bonds in thirty years and $100,000 school building improvement bonds payable In twenty yeaTs.

ThHe following bids were received: E. D. Shepard Co. of New York. 101.66 for all or none; Bertron Storrs.

$225, 000 twenty year bonds at 101.71), and $200,000 thirty year at 102.34; Stuart Paddock a premium of $18,217 for all or none; Adams $225,000 twenty year bonds at 102.44 Leland, Towle 101.683 for all or none; E. H. Rollins Sons 101.91 for all or none: the Third National Bank $883,000 ten year bonds at 101.17; Parkinson Burr 101.69 for all or none; Parkinson Burr Tor $1,058,000 ten to twenty year bonds at 101.36; Harvey FIsk Sons 102.197 Tor all or none; Blodget, Merrill $833,000 ten year bonds at 101.18 and for $225,000 twenty year bonds 102.13 and for $500,000 thirty year bonds 102.76; R. L. Day, Blake Bros, and Estalbrook Co.

jointly 102.087. IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS. The imports dry goods at the port of New York this week were valued at $1,774,833, against $1,389,213 last week and $2,742,956 for the corresponding period of last year. The value of poods marketed was $1,529,693, against $1,287,405 last week and $2,843,596 in the same week of last year. Eld.

Asked Bid. Asked 15,9 1 3 123,843 i Man. 4 01 Worthlngton rump com Worthlngton Pump pfd Outside Investment Securities. Mox. Nat.

1 a Central i 7 lilo 3 35" Total 53,054 517,330 224.697 171,214 N.Orleans. 1,000 50.U0O 825 2,725 Galveston 48,400 700 EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. 140 lua 117 100 NEW YORK GAS COMPANIES ianuotia. ii Mali. Coal IZH Man.Coai pf.100 05 NewLen.Coat 0 Corn, Oata, Flour, wheat.

Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Detroit, October 22 The) boiler in the DetroU Cabine: Company's factory, a i Hancock avenue and Ric pelle street, in the pare ot the city, exploded at 7:30 o'clock this morning, with fatal and disastrous effects.

At least two men were fatally injured, one of whom hae since died, ami ten men were more or less seriously injured. The dead man is Lauri nte Tunney, foreman in finishing room, who died in Harper Hospital. Moses Peltier, engineer, whose skull was fractured, is unconscious at Harper Hospital, and will probably die. The seriously injured are: William H. Becker, cuts in head, neck scalded badly; Wilbur Krause, ribs broken, body bruised, may be injured internally; John Xonninger, cabinet maker, legs and breast cut, bad scalp wound Herman Kreinberg, packer, badly bruised all over the body, may die; Carl May, cabinet, maker, and Barnard Trombley, hand sawyer, were also hurt.

The cause of the explosion is not yet ascertained. Both the front and rear ends of the four story building were blown entirely out and the brick walls are In ruins. No fire resulted from tho explosion. The concussion wa.s so great that the whole northeastern part of the city was shaken and many windows were broken. The damaged building is a brick structure 150 feet square, four stories high.

The floors were practically uninjured. PARADE OFTHK SINGERS. To morrow's Demonstration in Connection With the Presentation of the Mozart Bust. OX (ill 150.187 1,100 New York. 14.810 fnlla Baltimore.

18,000 Nat. 5H; i N. Starch 1st rill N. Starch id. 110 N.

Y.4!llar'ui:il5 i New Kub N'west lit) N. Y.Air B'ko 136,498 65,671 48,068 90,982 10,000 210,711 24,000 THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING Refiners of AH Grades of Sugar, 117 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. 81.147 00. LOO 137,141 287.457 156,425 MX ou 4" 05 356,248 Total Hft.17'1 N.Orleana. 5.805 711 Nash.C.&stL i Or.

SU. 304 70 15 oo I Or.K.icN.ct. I Or.R.i: N.uf. Other receipts at New York were posted follows: Ohio South'n Am.T.S Albany tz am. Coal no Amsr.

115 Atlantic it I'. Ucs.Alr L.pf.lOU Buf Ji 1'. 20 p. pf. (ID Bru'w'kCulp I' A N.

H.itO..S.W.pf Tie Chi. a K. III. 50 uhi. K.

I.pf 05 w.pi. yy Clo.Fusl.... 0 Colo. Fuel pf Con.C.ot ild OK Uom.CaDl..175 LolC.SlDC. Col.CilDpf..

D.AI.& Ft.D. 10 D.M.tF.U.pf 70 O.S.S.& A.pl. 0M trio Tel OH Fort W. i U.107 Fl.SP. l.t P.M.pf.

45 Uomest'keM HS'u Sc I liu ofO.ct Up 15 111. Leased L. 01 4: Cl.pf. 4(1 JollataiChlo.lOO KanawhaltM 76 Kx dividend. I Ont.SU.

Btirlev. 9.750 ELECTION NOTICBS. Beef, Pork, bbls Cut meats, pkgs. Lard, tierces Lard, pkgs Dressed hoes "Hi i 1 i 7 ao 589 125 008 1.740 3,000 "236 10,800 Rye, bushels 09,560 Seed, bags 100 Oil cake, 04 Corn meal, 400 TREASURY FINANCES. To day's statement of the Treasury, com Pitts.iW.

pt. I'eo. a Quicka'rSIln St. Paul Sl X)u. a pared with yesterday's, is as follows: Corn meal, sacks 5,868 Whiskey, i il an 07 1 50 St.P.Jc l)u.

pf SO To day. Yesterdav THE AXXUAL UF.BTLNQ OF TliE STOCK holders of the AND HAST RIVER R. H. ir itie Lf dlrwtors aiid Inspectors) of election, will lif" heM at No. UtZ Uruaxlway.

New Yurlt Oily. IVBDNESDAY, Novemtier 3, 1537. 1 o'olock, noon. II. S.

VOORIIEEM, SorotsiT. Nur York Clt3'. (lotobr 22. IbST. 2t DIVIDENDS.

14 48 Available cash balancs $209384,368 161.083,489 Liverpool cables report receipts for three days as follows: Bushels. Total wheat 711,000 American wheat 682,000 American corn 114,000 10 07 Bi.l. Asked. 285 31,0 116 117 103 105 3411 350 87 90 IK) 115 105 I00J4 110 112 144 160 15' I 155 114 117 203 20(1 100 1LO 11114 1124 118 118 lO.i 107 21(1 170 116 117 10v) 101 96 10 U4 100 107 120 130 146 140 11)0 200 32 () 335 180 190 91 l24 108 109 1075t 110 100 63 70 97 99 3. 9 34 42 44 27 3D 74W 77 1 0 25 55 1(5 Ki IS 57 HO 5 10 31 314 S0J4 87J4 2 4 1 8 22 120 121 11 13 51 53 10 88 90 iquitublc Equitable first con 5s Equitable first in.

6s Mutual of New York New York Sc East River com New York Sc East River pfd New York Sc East River consols. New York Sc East River Hist Standard com Standard prd Standard first m. 5s NEW YORK RAILROADS croauwuy Seventh av Broadway Sc Seventh av tot Broadway Sc Seventh av 2d Broadway Surface first os Broadway surface 2d Central Crosstown Central Park. N. Sc E.

D.D.,E.B'way Sc Battery first 5s. D.D.,E.B'way Sc Battery Union Railway Union Railway first m. Ss Second avenue Third avenue Sixth avenue Eighth avenue Ninth avenue MISCELLANEOUS Hubokuu i 'erry Hoboken Ferry first os Metropolitan Ferry first 5s N. Y. Sc N.

J. Ferry first 5s Tenth Sc 23d St. Ferry Tenth Sc 23d St. Ferry first 5s Standard Oil American Bank Note Co American Malt com American Malt pfd American Soda Fountain American Sodi Fountain 1st pfd. Barney Smith Car com Barney Sc Smith Car pfd Consolidated Fireworks com Consolidated Fireworks pfd Glucose Sugar Refining com Sugar Refining pfd Herring Hall Marvin com Herrlng Hall Marvln pfd Mergenthaler Linotype (new) Trenton Potteries com Trenton Potteries pfd Union Typewriter com Tlnlnn Tv newrller 1st Dfd St.L.A.ST.H.

1IU Stand. Min'gl40 Tex.Pac.L.T. Tol. a O. Tol.

O.O. uf 4:. Cticat B. K.107 U.S. 40 Wis.

Central. Wis. Con. pf. BK West.

U. Beef VH S2 10,459,689 151,411,148 14.296.394 40.262.o84 10,876,994 834.16H 16.881,022 06.903.440 1,170.000 24.101,000 133,158.771 Gold reserve Net silver U.S. notes in Treasury Treasury notes of 1890. Receipts this day Receipts this Receipts this year Expenditures this day. ExDendit's this month.

14,536,224 40,00 iaio 10,303,820 1,030,501 17,892,2 It S7 ,934.0.11 1 ,443,000 25,544,000 134.601,771 17,784.707 Hamilton Trust Company. Brooklyn, October 19, 1S97. 10 a4 Expenditures this year Deposits in nat'l banks The rto.ird of Tnmtees this day declared QUARTERLY DIVlliKND (the 22J) ot TWO PER CI 3NT. pyjb NOVKMItKH 1. Tmnsler booksl cluse October an 1 nr.en November 1.

JOSEPH Secretary. 17.563 National bank notes received to day for re SILVER. Yesterday. To day. Bar sliver 5SH 6SU Bar silver In London 27140 27d Intrinsic value 45.375 45.0S5 Mexican dollar 45 45 The closing quotation of silver certincates will be found bv referring to the table of official olos lnc prioes on the stock exchange The total sales of sliver certificate, if any, will be found In the table showing volume of business transacted on the exchange d'irljg th day.

The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company holds 337,070.25 ounces of silver bullion, against which 337 certificates are outstanding. GOVERNMENT BONDS. demption, government receipts from internal revenue, customs, miscellaneous, $23,207. INSURANCE. P.

Oid. Askea. ,10:00 A. M. Bid.

Asked. MINING QUOTATIONS. 101 114 VAT, 1 'JsS 51 The parade of tho Kinging bocieties ajt the presentation of thy Mozart bust to morrow will be made as followH: First. rlvslon Assmbi' at headquarter. Ar.an Hull.

at. 1 iJ, scurt muunied police; mouni band. (Jiand lu.mthui. Gottfried naoher; Hdjutunta, Jacob Krank. John J.

Burner, 1 Vrd. Sieven; mounted vm on. His honor. Mayor F. V.

Wurster, the director of the N'ordostllclitn SanKerbu ndes, the oitlcprn of the United Sinsera of Brookli. honorary and Lh the shows the quotations for 1 MA U4 7 ia.s 11 4M HOi 0H 11 JM 1K1M 1M0W 1'74 I15 10lil U. S. 2s, reg (, 1S07, reg (b. 1S07, con (s, Wlto, new ia.

11)5, It. 1004 us. 190 Currency Os, 1838. The following principal mining snares to day: lit) 1 113 11104 1 15i lou'M 100 LfttlM lOt'W rVsked Bid. As: EARNINGS.

Iron J2S Isabella .24 1S30 I05 Currency ts, Bui. AmerlcanFlag .02 do Argentum .18 Amer. Anaconda 4 1SS0. 843,0114 381,239 Cherokee s. 1S08 10M 1.40 1897.

U.501.045 $2, 12,545,708 11, 26,544 Cherokee s. lo'ju iw Northwest Month September From June 1 Georgia and Alabama: Second week October From July 1 guests In rarriiucea. rir ond Division Mounted pohc .20 .10 .0.) .14 u. FMnkI Cdli ni Hueiter: adiutanL Julia Con LacroiBe Leadvllle Con. Little Mexican Moulton Mt.

Rose CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. mwer anl 1C llluinke; vnil.imKlur 'JMrrivoniii 317.032 Alano Adams Con 0 Belcher 40 nt j.Rlcher. .4 Wool Exchange of New York 109 109 THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, 111., October 22 Hogs: Estimated receipts to day, left over, estimated receipts to morrow, market active and generally steady; light, mixed, heavy, rough, 53.35a3.45. The official receipts of hogs yesterday were shipments, 6,500.

Cattle Receipts, market steady to firm; beeves, cows and heifers, $2a 4.60; Texas steers, Westerns, $3. 25a 4.40; stockers and feeders, The official receipts of cattle yesterday were shipments, 4,747. Sheep Receipts, market strong. The official receipts of sheep yesterday were shipments, 1,552. THE COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market opened quiet and firm with prices 2a4 points higher on fairly good local and some Southern buying following favorable English advices; ruled quiet and almost featureless throughout the early part of the session and at 11 o'clock was dull but steady at a net advance of 2a3 points. Sales to that time were 41,000 bales, representing an unusually small market. Buying In the main was by shorts or against sales of spot cotton. A well known spot cotton bouse, which has been purchasing the near deliveries all the week was again a conspicuous buyer to day. Heavy port receipts tended to check new buying.

About 58,000 bales are booked for to day and 365,000 bales for the week. The amount to come in sight is va Sc Co.) (Rfroorted by li. L. Horton Western New York and Pennsylvania Second week October 72,600 From July 1 1,005.000 Louisville, Henderson and St. Louis: INSURE YOUR TITLE.

Why carrr the risk yourself? IVhy reW on any protection but the best? FOP. A POLICY HOLDER, THIS COMPANY 1. Defends at its own oxponsa any suit brought a title guarantood by it. 2. Fays any claim established against tha prperty.

3. Compels an objecting purchaser to complssi his contract to buy; or, if defeated ia the attempt to do so, either pays the damages or takes tha property off its policy holder's hands. No other system doe any of these things, bat leaves all the risk and loss to bo born by the owner. TITLE GUARANTEE and TRUST COMPANY. 22.066 293,907 70,000 1.017,900 28,451 10,580 346,871 87,407 J.1 yesterday.

Closing Bid. Askod. .38 .15 19 4.00 3.00 .90 1.10 Manner T'jnivrreln. Mza ri Ai Hnn erctiLrr. German! i Mariner.

J. imlt MuiKi, PYaelzer JIai monte. RU harl Wasrir ivhor as inWy. Hovt. jutivt.

bnnvctti Schrrnrhorn and ritchi wing un Scht rincrhoru biwt. Third Hand: marslial, HlldTbiaud; adjutant s. Chriiii. HiiTOHfe and Frederick Bohr. Manner Co ian Vuretn Harmonlp, Backer tietwin Verein Oennania.

Maiiner Ucsanc Verein Froh .16.383 STOCK EXCHANGE CLEARINGS. The following table shows the transactions at the Stock Exchange Clearing House for the week ending October 22: MollleGlbson North Ontario Ophlr .20 .10 .10 .51) .08 .04 .02 Breece BrunswlckCon CaledonlaB.H. CrlppleC'kCon Crown Con. Gross earnings Net earnings From January 1, grow Net earnings 17.64G 361.8T.K S5.294 .08 (JO 07 7H 14(1 147 II) 11IU I5 154 .08 .04 .40 .06 Plymoutn Phoenix Potosl .10 THE GRAIN MARKET. Total value.

Both aides. Shares cleared. Both sides. Shares balan'd. One side.

Con.Cal.acVa.X20 To day. Closing Bid. Asked. Am. Straw jJ Canal and Dock 00 (.74 Chic.

Brewing 'H Chic. Brewing 2 2 City Railway SKVi Jj Diamond Match 14' 10 Lake St. l' 'i lake St. ctfs 10, W. Milwaukee Brewing s4 Milwaukee Brew, pf I New York tl'iJt North Chic.

St. Ify.U 7 Street's Stable () South Side El 0 0 4 West Chic. St. P. v.

100H 10l)4 sinn, Concordia yuttrtet ciuu. iast sew iwr. lirooklyn td. rkranz. Drulden Mntble at Hovt street between Srhennerrhom 1 stryet and Athuiuc right wins on Jicher nirtrhorn str Fuiirllt I i si Tj Hi' nil niai ilia Cuiira.T LacKer .70 .1.00 .36 Quicksilver.

ComstockT.t Stock Bonds Savage 78 SlerraNevaaa. October 18 1,782.000 S132.500.000 I 202.500 October 19 787.2001 63.700.000 105.000 October 20 I 901,400 71,600,000 1 116.000 October21 1,361,500 I 104.000,000 I 176.900 October 2 I 982,000 I 74.400,000 118,600 scrip Deadw'dTerra Eureka Fath'rDeSmet IW4 100H Standard 1 50 Small .40 Union Con 5 Utah 12 Union in Victor M.Con. 1.00 Work 04 Yellow Jacket, .44 101 Cash balance. One side. No.

of parties clearing Mdjutuni.s. lWchmami ana thorite Jr d' tftc 'f Fnlid Slners uf Brooklyn; Bn' QuArtfT i.lub. Ka.ti York; Ohci.u. Grand tr et: Ullve Quartet. Hosalsolwsr Saiig.

buml, yuurt' Quartet Club. Elchn anz ''uiicordia Munn.rchor. HrmaniwwiiMi Munnorch'or. Jtnwklyn Munn chor, G. V.

A1pmj iv. 1i mi Phomi suuirchr. Asscm bl( bin i 1 1 street, tmiwin jicliTinvrJiurii and Fulton sueri riKhi "wins on SehtrmThorn Flftli vision Marshal. 'arl F. Schneider; adjutant II.

H. Hahn stud Jacob Sirristerbai n. ZoUnc MrtuTiTtjliur, M. tl. V.

Arlon. Arli.n i Hi ii I 1 erk ranr Sch wabl 1.10 29.00 Horn 1.50 LONDON QUOTATIONS. I Value I shares I balauce. 1 i One slde October October 19 I 7.000,000 October 20 I 7.MJO.O00 I October 21 I 12,700,000 I October 22 I 7,600.000 Offices: Hfi P.roadway, X. Y.

173 itemseu st, Brooklyn. Yesterday To day I rlously estimated at 470,000 to 485,000 bales. At noon the market was dull at net, un 34 1 301 317 345 330 1 37.300 I 09,100 97.700 I 80.300 59,200 1 N. T. Clos PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

qui v. Clos N. T. Ing. equlv.

Ill 1 1 10 1 1 Hi Bean Sc New ing. 311 account. llilv Csnsols, (Furnished by Mathews. Bid. Asked lorisols.

CAPITAL. SURPLUS. York.) Asked 394 14 Santif rbuii 1. Haydn Mann Ills 144 Bid. II.

V.t 31) Penn. 651 5K Am.KsLIgh: BOSTON QUOTATIONS. (Reported by H. L. Horlon Sc New York.) Uffiier yuan; d.

WHliitiiuIjarKh Sanuerb ji. uutscht LldeTkmnz. 1 Ia: 8lH HnxAlyn SariKi'bu $2,500,000 $2,000,000 INSURANCE COMPANY Wheat, Corn and Oats on the New York and Chicago Exchanges. The wheat market opened stronger on an unexpected advance In cables. There was moderate foreign buying and good covering by yesterday's sellers.

The firmness was increased by light Northwestern receipts. Yesterday the drought was broken in Southwestern Kansas where it had prevailed for weeks; cold rains have followed. It is now stated that wheat, already planted, and almost despaired of, will be brought up. The New York market for wheat opened at an advance of December contracts showing 95c, and after easing off to 94c there was an advance to 95c. Tliis was the range during the morning session.

Wheat opened aHd lower Liverpool and later advanced aU further, according to the second caole. Spot wheat at Liverpool was generally ald higher. Parln wheat reported unchanged prices and IViris flour cables unchanged price 15 points advance. Northwestern oar lor receipts wheat to day, 582 cars 1,072 las: week and 1,227 cans la.3: year. Up noon the sales were 2,560,000 bushels.

At midday, December was 95. The local crowd expected a good export trade at all points and the market strong, reaching 9R before 1 o'clock, and oontiaalag to advance on cov KliK ai4 4SJ (i Yesterday. To day, Atchison Atchison pfd Canadian Pacific Ches. Ohio Denv.tc R.Q.pfd. Brie Kosenm jsiaiui Balto.

True. Cambria Choctaw 1954 304 85f. I Closing Closing 22K 714 22 1'2 18 Bid. PHENIX 364 Con. Trac.stit 12M 20 29 3154 Elcc.

Elec. St. pf. V1mt PnfU. 10H 10OM 58J(i .10 07 Brie 1st rfd Illinois Louis.

Max. ordinary Mexican 4s Hestonvir.e.. 48 19. 37 9 37 29M 32J4 17" 47 24" 44! 3t 1014 changed prices, with sales to that hour of 55,000 bales. Receipts at the ports estimated for the day at 59,000 bales, against 41,375 last week and 42,874 last year.

Receipts at the ports for the week estimated at 365,000 bales, against 291,870 last week and 328.079 last year. At Memphis 5,959, against 4,578 bales last year and at Houston 7,239, against 8,016 bales last year. October 22, 4 1. M. Cotton, spot, fair iteinuiHl: prices hieher.

American middling fair. KOOd American inlfUUHK. middling, 3Vid: good ordinary, "id ot ililiiiry, lid. The ales uC the (lay we: Wi hale, of which 500 were Tor peculation aii'l orl iiul included y.OOlt American. Receipts, 2.20( hales, all American.

Futures opened steady with a mci ernte demand and closed quiet. American middling m. c. Ootooer. 3 31 64d buyers; October ana November, 3 25 64d buyers; November and December, 3 32 64da3 23 64d sellers; December and January, 3 22 5i buyers; January and Penu.St'l pf.

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Tho atart of tho first division will be froin Arion Hall at 1:30 o'clock xharp, and the line uf march will bo through Broadway, btuyresan avenue, Lafayotto avenue, Schermerhorn u'tToet to the Saengerbund Hall. The accond, third, fourth and fifth divisions will march through fcjehormerhorn, Clinton and Remiion atrectn to the City Hall, whore the mavor will review. Afterward the match will be" through Fulton treet, Boerum place, Schermerhorn street. Flatbush avenue to the Tark, and the Mozart memorial. Asked.

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