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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

sew York Dry Goods Lzarket.
By telegraph Srv Ycsx Nsy Ie
sprss - isls: American IS: Anoskeag IL Richnonds
and Gion sIsr IS. Arneids and Frssuisns s AID VAN
sutta II -
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BY Tsls graph s.s Francisco My 10.
Fi1nr-t aEsaly ses.ves Fs soar.
Wheat- Quiet; No > S2l0
Legal T-Dders-14
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New L.r. steA Market.

By Telegraph NV yotK May ls
peef-Thers IL mpr ssinu the hi h pi.,s OF
beef 6. IN end
shset nd light; supply Of good small prie.s
lo~,r y pfivse DC Lambs dali
Hog 3 market slow.
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WV ofN Mccoy Mafket.
~ rsissrsphl Nr~ Yoax, Asyb
Geh- lpenqs At 81 ad,sncIng 70 s. u, elosss a,
81.
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NoTlcE TO TAI PAYERs-I am now pres
pared to receive City Taxes. discount Of
i've per cent will be allowed on any tax Of
1867, provided it be liquidated on or before
the 6rst day of July, 1867.
W. B. CowDEH,
fmll~lwl Collector nf Citv of KaoLrl,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

Foreign Markets.
LoNeoy. May ss-Soon.
Censols We Etie t2is. M c. 7&t4 Boats -.
LTvsSPc'i May l5-Sooa
Breaisiun--Quist and unchanged
Cosn-stea3ys 81.
Provisions L achanged.
LosDos, May le-l:so N.
Erssdstun' Steady; western led corn ga
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| Dy Ti.i ~ AlnAAr Msyls
cstte -r'st rxtrA "a prices range d0wa 10 7as fr
SEA avs AID sto1kses
Sheep uf s4s5s for she-red, and for weoi.d;
! 1Asss. igr ishtsad heavy western
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

z CASKS Scotch Ale.
seSg Lenfou Porter. Em
rscsivrd W k0BkRTeoN ALBKRe.
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MarShal's Notice. -
A u owners Of npks Are hereby nofssd that up,.s-
A trey comply ~ith ths City Ordinances In rrssra
70 Dogs At LARGE by harng the
81 th- sty oie.k ,ce sid or4irsness vim se put n
soscs ~ sid sts TIRE 18th isss snd the Dcsu slain
Brown
msysl" Marshal tity OF epkuk
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For Sale.

V,HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. on co,
u 18th md bank streets. embracing yearly fra
lots. hriek cottage d~slhsg, stable, woed and
house and other ontuildng. garden shd large vsriet
and trees choiee varieties grnpes
ri-s. &C In bsering swo large eisterns. &c,
This property il IN go air, ard offer the Who'll
for sale at ov price for cash, half each md ba
o favorable Title perfect The whoiei,
for sale At LESS than ths house he built for
Knquirs OF II b TES-kYCE.
or he proprietor cHAe. p. BiRGR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

uN0K SALE 20 u beautifai garden grape
land and the Mssi@sfpp river shout three
miles shove the city Of Eeuknk Title god. Srice,
| ~ GO. Enquire VI IA. B. TkS-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-17

cotlxcroH's 0rrtcr, o. 3. IsruSAr RrvTxuI, !
RrRsr DISTRICT, iowa,
Keoknk, May 9Th. 1877
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

Business Cards, when prepaid gear. allowed
discount from these which aly-Itise
nleits Slcu lrtid or charrcl quarterly.
- Advertisers residing United states.
pay for their cards by enclosing GretsAcks fr such
they wish 10 pay AMI er csrGs win be inserted Pr
above table, ior The tiuic paid Tor.
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Commercial Advertiser.
The independent Farmer.

LIT -liIor- sing of tn windy deep,
1t -1II'-rs rrai-e their armor.
but IN my heart tl.- toast III keep
Tirs IndcTeu-ieut Farmer.
When first the rose in robe Of green
Uufoii- IT, crimson lining
AMI round his cottage-poreh j. seen
Tn h9ns y-Jc kI- tyFiuifg
Nh-n banks n bi1.u their sweetness yieiI
II" bces that gIther honey,
Gfr drives hi team across tiie fell.
Where skies are soft and sunny.
The blekbirI eiucls behind the plough,
The quail pipes louI AMI clearly.
Won orchard hrles behind it, boush
The h.me hc Iove- dearly.
The gray and OIL haru-.IO1r- unfold
ifi- ample store in measure,
More rich than heaps of hoaTdei gold,
= preri9u- blessed tresisur-
While yoHIer in the porch there stan,I-
~, VIZ, the l9veiy charner,
The sweetest rose On al hi ian-I--
The Indepemieut Farmer
To him the Spring comes daueingiy,
To him The Summer bIushes,
Ths Autumn smiles With mellow ray,
IIls sleep old Winter hu-hcsi
He cares not how the world may move
NJ doubts fears coufound himi
~. Gttle foek are InlseI in love,
AMI househ1bI angel rounI him;
Tfe trusts 90 God AMI i0yes his wife,
Nor griefs nor III may harm her;
IIe'- natures nablernan in life
TIlc InsiepanIent Farmer Selected
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FINE WRITING PAPER!

FINE WRITING PAPER!
,E,uE SUBSCRIBER HAS LATELY RE-
81 Boston New York select invoices of
Very Superior Writing Papers!
Adq.ei Expressly 10 his Marhd, including
LETTER PAPER!
White Cor gross letter paper, rllel and unruei.
Blue letter paper, ruled and uuruled
official do do. ruled with margin.
Thin do. do.
Thin white do DO. plain.
Very thin paper or European correspondence
Water lined (barrei) letter
Packet Post plain, blue and white
Mourning letter paper, ruled and unruei
Ladies Bath paper, white aud pink, ruled and plain.
CAP PAPERSi
Best white Cap. ruled and unruel.
laid cap, urruIed.
Heavy legal cap, ruled.
Mourning cap, unruetl.
Best English, white and blue laid, plain.
NOTE PAPERS!
heavy white commercial note, ruled and unrllei.
Best heavy blue commercial note, ruled and unrued.
Thick ivory note plain ruled.
Small billet paper, plain and ruled
Water lined (barrei) note paper, various size
CoIoTed French fancy paper
Monogram note paper with initial letter stamped on it.,
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS,!
Best broad white bin paper.
Best ougflld narrow bin paper.
Thin white blue assoaat sales .lii paper.
Flat cap, white ruled and plain-
Medium white, ruled and plain.
Royal white, ruled and plain
Choice drawing parcr various sizss
Fancy gold ana silver Iagsr PEI ,. yarogs patterns
Tracing raprr flr lr,vril. plans Of machinery &c
Vcun tracing cloth for drawing plans Of machinery, &c
Perforated board CrayoH paper for d'awing
~ p-irI+;,.- ,,,a.rs AVID rr,l .,ar.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-15

Eagle, Blaeks'ons D. and Red Bank. IKE; Coventry
Aand Boot {. lilo Indian River, 9sc.; Nm ssmper
and slsstvilIs, Ike; Ballou Sons and Washington.
s lomo Z Now Jersey and Boot n lohc Boot. = &C.
ssss%s.' s sao. x sas ss B ess' SC
Prins-Mefrimac W., I35sc MoErmsc d. l2hc.; Co.
s asn Il isHa sRI.sus. Psoic Amsrcsn Dunnss
Arnold lie. Lowell. io5sc; wamsu,ia, victory 95sc
mourning xmOsxs:s, iic. mourning London, isa
Ginghams-Lancastsr, loo Glasgow, l5c.; Berkshire
and Caledonia iac Manchester l2.s Hartford i2s;
IL zoc Caledonia No. 10 25c; Union No. 20, Pike.
Bedford, lS5,c
a. Ice Oakland. lshc; Winthrop, la}.c.; Column
Corset jeans-Naumksas satteen IKE; Peppsrel and
dian Orchard, 11sc.; Bates l03sc
sicias-Lonsdale, zoe. Union. 17o.; Blackburn 4
Ward Ice Indian Orchard, ls5so.; Superior, l6e.;
Calnbrics Glazed Washington, waukegan and Pequoi
sS ys9,y M sSs rSTAsa s. ssDsfI :.
White Rock lie high colors. lc. more
1icks-3o inch Conestoga extra NC; Cords A. A.
A. Ha md saS o, and sa y qcs RAaa s
York T. A. A.. 22sc.; Amoskeas A., $50; Melauen A.
A., 3oc Everett A., 271.c.; Hanpdsn G. q. 2oc 80
A. Csc; Boston A. A.. FAC. Everett l. zoe Pemberion
x, 1876; ~ inca Keyvi!le, l25sc Pitisaod, 9sc. ;
Dsnms--Amoskeag aud Columbian. 27so.; Otis A.
x A.. 205sc.; Lewiston, 26c workingmans. 21lsc. !;
Oils B. b.. FAC Otis 9. c., Zoe Warren Brown, 1880 :
Blue Hill, 1910.
Stripss-6x3 Anioskeag 23,sc. 3x3 Amoskeag, no
York. Ike: Arkwright, lSkc. Harvester, lie; 6x3
Evansville, l5hc.; 3x3 Uncasville. Hsc; 6x3 Amer-
can, lsc AXIS American, $50. 6x3 Eagle. 1870; AIS
Eagle. 12isc
Canton Flanuel-Brovn Eleron. II, $50 Eiierton
~, 271sc. Amoskeag A., Csc. do b., 23c. Pequo
loo Hamilton 2lc. Ellcron u, l7c Rockland, l5c
Augusta, l41so Montve, l31sc.
Canton Flannels-wh,s ,hicopee W. H. 42kc.; do
N, ESQ. Msthsun, 3lsc Pembertou A.. 281c Ham
ion. &c. Ee1ton n. 2oc do y, 2Ihc.; do. =. ESQ !;
Wool Tanneis.BeIsnsp ssr,ios. ali Wool .v 4sc do
cotton aud WOOL soc. red and gray twill, y G.. 45c
Cocheco A and J. X f., 42c Talbot, x. x. x, Ale.
G. A. s, No. !, e5c No o Soc. No. 3, No. 4
s2hc do. IS. No l. s2,sc. No. 72lc; No 8 62,sc
No. 4, 43kc.
Delaines-Pacinc, Hamilton, Lowels Manchester.
best styles loc Pacific, largo styles l6c; spraauos
common styles. l6hc; Armoires. figured Ale. Ar.
Alpaca 28c. Pacific msrino, A, SOC.
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Mining shares were doll and heavy. At the FIRST
board Smith Parmes closed &c. lower than At tho
same time yesterday, selling At - 05; Consolidated
Gregory Gold 35c, selling Al s.; Quartz Hill, 81 90
New York and Eldorado. 81 IS; Edgehil Mining % 60
Government securities dull at the counters OF
enc leading dealers and ra.hos heavy in tone There
was some demand for Gve-twsnues OF 1862 20 cover
short contracts early in the day and advance
the result but the close the market weak he
suhjoinsd quotations: Registered 1881, 1o7k l07sl
coupon, 1881, INK 1lls; 20a. registered, 1862,
iilk 1i4k; s2os coupon, 1862, 1914 1917; s-2os
coupon 1894 1o4K lo4gs; do, 1865. 1osss ios; do.
January and July. 1919 1919: do, 1867, 1oT x ioI;
iolo's registered 1oox ioo'ii io4os, coupon, 1908
ioo,t; gold 1874 i3ss; june 1908, 1o4% lo4yE;
July, yps lo4ts lo45s; December compounds, 1884,
I1sk il0s; May do. 1895, li7s Ii55s August do.
IIek ilsf; September do, ll51 li6; October do,
lIbk iisk
consols and American securities quoted thus in
and lo-dav nd an pr~vtous
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Rr,sr.-s,.am.hip rnIo.-s y xsnnray o,so Fried
and w sIs aai,s.d sSd sister Cen NoSs.t AIMS ws
r riss issry EI S$sp, ES ssa Hem
prE Kali Rro,h.rs Hermann sslio TSeodsr iionar
Julius Lsl Kanksl Carr Rob Heeerlc,n. Warren Dir
ter Henry Clarke. John Warren, John Hughes and others
Departures.
MISUNDERSTANDING EtnsMr Blixh: Turner, rhos
N sus s.r's f British ssrs ssn oa esi
,y ehdter and ssrvsui; Msor Mrrherton and wife hr
tesmshp France--Mr and Mr.. Benton, Miss
Benton. collins, Mr. and Mrs q VI Fellows. James Mr.
ham Mr. fo, Mrs r snow xsran, J shields. and il
In The sseragc
W., wsos, j. Trsnssfi Boaasr NARY tower VIZ.
wsae y cnley. Mrs McCuiey end nfsnt Mr. and Mrs
ron. K9o,rt.se yams. Lemsrd samuel sESaser Eeosr.
NJ Robert NJ kenne Henry B.ri.
y'gIrIa.Mr Noer,. Mrs Strong
NJ goot,sba vt yns' Jay and shd rTss SSa,a,
F1ase and lady ADD 81 In stecrare.
l.yss1stssmshig rsrere-Mr Brspssn, Mr. Bron.en,
ysa sanyoosd col z 5oya Mrs BOYD Grsss,eaf,
n Mr. sosss cd I ss .. Hs.ss ssSss
VIZ d ssss S %sa s ~ f sslss
MR. Mercer Brewser Mrs Brewster, Mrs schultz and
MARQUIS de ss ss - spd assp9 :;
sc Bgclow, D Ausar, Nine PInchon .ier hoffman. 4
s%l sI v. Tss.rs; end sSs yass'A nsia,ys n
Mrs No Csc Mr roeS Mrs. rcss Daiii's FRA. cs,s
ycndrsyss. Edw chsip Mr. Salvador conner Mmc picaut
Nine SerTent, Francis EyiArd. John Icauiiep Nj Abel
Mfne Dupont, II r Dsschanr~.
sournA~Fror HAvnr--ssearnsbpT Henry
Kunnardi Mrs Leigyger Master Henry Lespze~r Miss
rfnina Lepzget. MIS- Hattie Lelpriser, Mrs Rsbeccs
Bandnarn, Miss Eva Bsndmann, Mrs Wary y Royf. q
Aschhcrn Hugo Boyer, John seems hrlailan srn.
kdward rvlfka Cohp. Frederick Meissner, John
nehinidt william Poh Henry Rahl. Mr. aud Mrs Frederick
Anderson Daniel pu-rr, Jacob kreuks Cnsp-r Lehma
fckaw Juo Morgan, Joseph steele. Jacob kssa Chr
Peter Bernhard Esssr, william Feldmcyer. William Burns
and others Ia the ssccrzge.
savsvsan--stesmship San Salvador --Georr- W Colby
Mrs q Taro, Mrs T. Wilson and infant, Lyman, bins
more. Geo Heard, Isaec Fletcher. whlns wife
yl.s Thompson, John Van Riper Captain 30. Peek,
frank endsrson, Wan Pelt and wife Vhas Coles ThDs
Draper MIS- Mary Andre~a Mrs L Mckinley I, Die
broien Vary Rev Jos BelBpfaccht Geo Bowncs
MIS- MArsy aud daughter Mas Caroline Nerrft. Mxs X
Carol. Jos Dater " Thomas and vile.
CaAstssros STEAMSHIP Champicn. IL NJ Albright ! Il
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Dec AS p. n.

SATURDAY, Dec H-oP. n
me gold market has fascinated between 1884 and l34
to-day the closing both before the adjourn
msat and Afterwards having been al 1874 against 1881
the opening. There active demand 10 ''cover
sshorts during the morning but fresh 'shorss' wers
pu. almost rapidly nearly all the SPECTATORS in
the room s.l being bears The borrowing demand was
brisk and at the loans made without inter-
a. pr cent for borrowing bu. Subsequently
shs were at rates varying from 70 six
per cent per orcary.ng, the interval between
saturday and Monday being counted a. one day. Tho
shipments Of specie and bullion to-day $a3 700 by
Perere, $500 93l BY the Esna, 600 by tho
BorusaA and $50 900 BY The France making total for
the week Of Los 40.
Tho daily range OF tia market during the week 10
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The absence OF bueyAney In the market for ave.
twsnses abroad, notwithstanding tine decline IN gold
aspressss the bonds On this side sympsshssicAily.
The following letter has been received from sanator
sherman BY shs principal member Of we'll known
banking house 10 Wall street, in reply 70 BY
che latter IN relation the present condition Of the
dnaaces;
uSnxp SrArxs svyArr CHsuusR.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1907
M Dsas 7rrf have read with interest your letter.
and will certaniy weigh carefully oil the proportions
made a. to ov financial measures. The Committee OF
Finance now engaged In studysg all tssss issusa and
Am confident viii be able 70 agree upon msasurse that
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public engagements More than this cannot nov ~
but heartily invite al suggestions Of pracca chsrac-
ter Very Iruiy yourA JOHN SIBERIAN.
HENRY tLKws
Tho Registrar Of the Treasury has Just made the fol-
lowing statement to Mr. Moculoch Of the amounts
required annually TO pay the interest the various
goyarnmsnt securities ouistanding:--
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ro!isr and wife Berry Master Potter Ms. Potter
NJ wife, wAgonseiIsr. Aiea Be!iaigus De Bus6ss
ccassMrsht and wife Aedgwick Bristed, Martin
psay,,on Mitchell wife Charss Croker wife Two
shhfsn aua n~rse. Captain Hellksrs Ma IL Aom.a
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Al the commencement of business the stock market
vas steady but dull at about the closing prices Of yestsr
day. and at the early OF the open board the vol
ume Of business light At the first regular board
ehere was little more activity, bot only fractional
changes in prices Pacific Mail heavy ct the COM
snsueemen Of the CALL but Immediately advanced from
lex to 123k. It IS announced that yesterday
Msssu. Grnnell Riggs and skiddy. Of the Pacific
Mail board resigned their positions, following
which Messrs A. A. Low, George B. Harrison
And s q. Wheeler Jr, we're elected to Nil the vacan
ciss thus created Tho board IL corresponds
exactly with the iicketto voted without opposi-
ton on Monday next the day which election was
adjourned BY the inspectors This compromise ter
inmates the litigation which prevented the election
from taxing place At the Hsua tmc and the inunctons
have been Withdrawn The rev directors represent the
Atlantic Mall Interest. between which and the Pacific
Mall Company harmony has been restored Erie was y
lower q the end OF the call than the time yss-
tsrday. Michigan sou,heh y, Cleveland and Pittsburg
k, Northwestern ", do preferred e, Milwaukee and
~ Paul preferred 4, Pacific Mail q Atlantic Mail y,
Western Union Telegraph x. Hudson River was u
higher. Rock Island r. Government securities were
dull SKIES OF 1851 CLOSED s~lower coupon nvetwen-
aea of 1854 I, coupon tenfortes y. Coupon Ave.
twsnues Of 1882 \ higher, issue Of 1905 y.
State stocks duh. Missouri SKIES declined *,
Tennessee's new 4.
At the open board at O'Clock, the market was
steady and quiet New York Central sold At 16x;
Erie, 12k; Reading, 9isl, Cleveland and Pttsburg,
s3k as4; Rock Island. 97ss 9'is; Northwestern. coz
a66X; Pacific Mail, 1891 1898. AT tho second regu-
lar board the market duh but. firm. except for
Reading. New York Central closed X higher than At
the 1rst regular board, Cleveland and Piltsburg 4,
Northwestern preferred *. Reading was y lower,
Rock leland Il. Northwestern u, For. Wayne Y,
Pacific Mail u, QuIcks liver r. At tho opcp board at
hapasi three the market without material change;
Erie sold at Tx; Reading. s5&; Michigan Southern,
81 SAX; Cleveland aod Ptsbarg, s4s; Rock Island,
s7x; Northwestern preferred, 67 Western Union Tele
graph. 3s<; Illinois Central 1927. During the Of
the afternoon the market . shade nrmer, and
Cleveland and Pittsburs strong AT the Close at
quartsrpAst AVE. the following quotations current
Che tendency At the time being upward:-Nsw York
General. LII NIX; Emo. TAX 72ss; Reading, e455 .
%: Michigan Southern s2K s21x; Cleveland and
PItssburs. SAX . IS; Rock Island, Ok e7x; Fort
Wayne. osK o0sl; Northwestern. IS 5sk; do. pre-
fsrrcd, s7a o7H; Pacific Mail, l2a,s . 12x: Western
Uaioa Telegraph, 33sa 33ss.
The foreign exchange market was firm In tone. but
inactive usual saturday. Bankers bills Eng
land sixty days. quoted at l095s no. three
days. 10Y llox; commercial bllls, losS 1925;
bills Paris at sxy days. SIS 5.12 ~ three days,
sl2k = $40. Other biils were rated tnus:-
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DO unf0unded they were not unacosmp anied By feAu
that Was IN reality Invested WITH truth than thor
wished 70 believe There we're no sssurss reported
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Tho System OF Brevets-Over Thirty-nvc
Hundred observation-disclosures They were
f0r-Anomaiics and Abuses Of the Syste M
Major Generals Commanding Companies.
The lavish promotion. by brevet, Of officers Of the
regular army has at length nearly worked Its
The bill which passed tho House on the 18th inst prsc-
tcay abolshing brevst rank will give great satisfac
ton TO al sober minded officers for whom empty honors
have charms As about half OF gths officers OF
the army directly, and tho remainder indirectly In
tcrssted In the subject OF brevet promotions We pre-
sent few facts aud figures connected Herewith.
mo number Of brcvets conferred officers OF the
regular army from tho commencement Of The war TO
September 3d. 1857 three thousand i've hundred and
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Money was IN abundant supply at seven per cent
mixed cola.erals and six on governments securities,
while rst class houses had difficulty in borrowing at
the lower rate regardless Of the class Of tho colasra
The discount line shows little activity usual
Of latA Tho banks taking the best grade OF their
customsrs' paper with moderate freedom At tho legal
rate but on tha street the same quality Ii rated at
per cont The som-annual interest the June Issue
q sevcntbirty notes falls dIo tho 18th inst
dtion 70 the principal and interest OF the December
compound interest notes. and Increased ease In the
loan market viii DO tho result The statement OF the
associated banks for the week ending to-day likewise
very favorable to borrowers cali Tho legal tender
notes have Increased the deposits 81 1885
and the circulation $40 7o9 while the loans have been
reduced ST. $50 and the specie ssls4 Tho follow
ing table presents tbs totals Of the present and pre-
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The N~tropcIItun Revenue Borrd.
Tho Metropolitan Revenue Board mes ~ the head
quarters IN Cedar street yesterday, scmmencing 10
session AZ noon and adjourning about four o'clock p NJ
Several cases Of seizure ordered 70 DO released and
others turned over TO courts FOR legal dispc
ston The rumof often circulated w'hia the past
month, 10 the effect thai the existence Of the Metro
pohtan Bvafd was drawing vsrv near 10 termination.
found fresh enunciaon yesterday and also more be-
levers than u ever had previously. one prominsns
manufacturer, who has just returned from attending
the D.stiners' National onvention 10 Washington,
sverred that he had The order Issued ~ The Bsose
lazy Of the Treasury dsbAndns the Board, AID thai
may naturally 10 supposed, caused the otaches OF ths
Hoard 10 wear eIon gated oountenancss. and though
hopes wsss expressed thas sas rumsS vosld prove V
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Birth.

iRIsH In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, December II.
M;s. IR,sH wife Of George y. Irish, N. D., Of son.
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Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend tho funeral iron the Issdenes Of her
parens FULTON Nosirand avenues, Brooklyn, this
Sunday afternoon, a. two o'eleck, without further
notice
Der Ii u. wARRs -xssAs IN tue 20th year Of hs age.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
brother.in.law. Mr. A. Van NostranJ, 80 First pAoes
Brooklyn this saniay) afternoon al o'clock ine 70
mains wili be Inferred 10 Cspress HUI cc.nssery.
scorL--in this c'ty on Friday evening december ~
Isaac scorr, late Of Macon, Georgia.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend the funsra.
this Sunday afternoon al hafpasi two O'Clock frsm
his late rss,dcncs, II west rscnty-eisbth street.
Spx~cfa. Tho brethren OF Putnam LOdxc, NO. 234
r. and A. NJ arc notified 10 attend the funeral OF oas
ste brolner ECaxxE " srKScxs, this Sunday after.
noon, al nali.pass u oe'osk ron sns l9dss room
sw.,Nn.-on Thursday, Decssnber IL. Ms tArnaRisR
vile Of hchaei waiah 10 the 5slh year Of hes
age $50. 49,
fay invited to attend tina funeral from the late RESI-
dsnce Of deceased 20l Front street. this Sunday
W.Tr' AZ Madison. on Thursday December II. rAusy
I.otssK wife 81 Dr. James Watt
Funeral At the Church OF the Reiesmev cor
merit Fourth avenue aud Pacific street, .nA tSundAyl
afternoon, o'clock Friends and relatives of lhs
family ara repectfdly Invited 10 attend.
WgxDKs. AT SHemps'ead. l. L., Thursday, De-
CONDOR IL, JAsss HvBBAnp only 500 Of Harriet soA
the late James Wssdou, in tho 4th year OF hts aga
Remains inferred al Cypress Hills Cemetery snis day
wsIrsnorsx- Friday morning. December ~ q
paralysis, wnlIss c wauxnorsk. IN tbc tlss ysas q
The relatives and frisnds are respectfully invited y
attend Tire funeral services from hsste residence, 10
lhirp St, Brooklyn. H. D., this Sunday Aftsrnoos, -
two O'Clock. The viii no conveyed 70 Bridge
port Conn, in the hsf-pAst ssvsn o'clock srsn hes-
day morning.
wmKY --on SATURDAY., December ~ Jssn wnsv.
Notlcs OF funeral hereafter
wHnAs.--on Friday, December IA. aftss severe
and prosr4ctsd illness RsDnoxD WnxsAs, the sorry.
slxth sar Of his
Notice Of funeral IN Mondays paper
YnnAS. --0n Thursday, December II, Assnv rsrnAS.
wife Of James Ys<maa, aged ~ ysarA
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend the funefA from the Attorney street. kehodss
cburoh bslwsen Dsancsy and Rsvingtea strsess thts
Sunday sftsrnoen. ~ go oclocG