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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec 3l-Cotton dull Middliug, lOFc. Flour
quie aud steady Howard street and Stern SupeS $40
40. do Extra IS .JdSi 20; do Family, as % city
Mills super 81 70 TO- do Extra SlGr 20; do no Brands,
steady and quiet western easier al1
dun: southern Red ~ O9Otl Il; o. Amber II loNl ~
No Maryland ~ Il y asked; No western WINTER Hed'
spot Al 6BssQF O7 December, 81 O62dsl OF; January,
O3, al o. fcbTuaTytl OJRaSl OBS; March, 81 II so
ri ~ Nav 81 l5AGF 10 CoruSOutheTD steady and dun:
Western lower and dull southern White, 81 jJc do Yellow,
bj9 lc Western Mixed January ~ February, 61 .
GGIc oats steady; Southern a43c; Western White 900
40 do NJ Ned IS Sc; Pennsylvania, 3Sa42c Rye hrmi
72q75c Hay dull: Prime 10 Choice PeunsyV ANA aud Mary
land Sl8Gslj. Provisions quiet and easy Mess Pork,
sos Bulk Mca- shoulders and Clear RIO sides packed
Ia c shoulders, &c; Clear RIB sides, gci Hams.
al5c Lar-Rehucd, lOc Butter dun western Packed,
lOd re; Creamery, 25d3lc. Recepts-Flour l2s& Obls;
Wheat Il bush; Corn, 10000 bush; oats, 1000 bush
Rye, 800 bush. ShpIeBts-COrn. $1,000 bush. Sales
Wheat o. UOO bush Corn 5000 bush. No market tomor
CHICAGO. Dec. 3l-Flour dun and unchanged Wheat In
rates. the market opened IA nc
lower rallied sdlc later became easier and closed
lo yesterdays figures sales ranged; DecemOer
at ~ &c; February sG06 sc; closing atVos May 20
o. closing 81 02H No Chicago spring, o. AcJo &c,
closing al 0l14c No. 3dO, :, 9aolci No Red Winter.
" 4ggL. Corn IN fair demand but unsettled aud lowers
very weak January rcccdmg 1G2tc, February rec ding
- ana May Tuceng &C. and closed lower Tor January
aud 3,c lower FOR Nay thin saturday sales ranged:
Cash '.GJ734c closing at 55Aci December q % &c,
closing a January % GO7 ~, c.oslhS Al 'vC Nay %
a u1.c closing d. SO oats unsettled, but the range
shadc hgheri ranged Cash. closing al ~ &c;
December 1880 lC C,U,ng az 3@'sci January a@2G &C,
closing al a2aC: February atO53 closing az 5Sc May,
37a5 @ closing 40 - Ac Barley dun at o. GOoc lyo dulI
nj soc FAxseed easier ~ 40 POrkDemtHd tar, mar.
ket drm aud prices &c higher kecepls-tou $4,000
bbls: Wheat 100000 bush; Corn 2oOOOO Oushi Oats,
VS.V0O bush. Ryo, 1000 bush Barley, $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
CONTRASTING TAX on MORTGAGES

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-Upon application
OF number of Insurance. trust and safe deposit cOmpa
ples Of this city, the Court Of Common Pleas to-day grant
Cd special nunctons restraining the Board Of Revision Of
Taxes from making any assessment Of the personal as
SETS mortgages moneyed capital ETC. Of the companies
for taxation for State purposes The companies claim
that they make to the AudltorGeuefd of their
dividends and pay tax upon these dividends and that
they not subject 10 any additional taxation. The
State holds that tax upon the dividends paid merely
for the exercise the companies corporate franchise,
that a second should be paid by them, the
individuals upon the property belonging 70 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

of the West Shore and Buffalo IS drove their prices
down per cent TO "a. similar drive at almost
any other bond, in the present condition of the
market probably would have the same effect. Later
there was better demand and the price reacted to
66Ie Canada Southern first 5s declined - to 80, and
Erie second cOnsol Is fell from OLE to 01G913s.
Ohio Central irsts rose to 60. East tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia cOnsOl 81 declined L To "a,
and the incomes sold off per cent to ~, but re-
covered to %. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
debcnture 5s were steady at 92A8027s, North
crn Pacific frsts were off Il at 1033i, and Oregon
Railway and Navigation frsts were ll2 lower at
log. Denver, Rio Grande and Western hrsts were
off Z at H. and Texas aud Pacific iirsts Rio Grande
division declined 3, to II Il. Oregon Short Line Is
fell i to 9O2i and New-Orleans and Pacific hrsts
were g lower at SO.
Money market easy at 2d2l2 per cent in the
early hours: but after 2 o'clock it loaned as high
as per cent considerable amounts being done at
4 per cent The occasion of the squirt was the cali
iug-n of some large loans in preparation for We'd
nesday's disbursements for interest and dividends
The closing rate was 2l2G3 per cent.
Quarterly sta ements of the State Banks OF the
CITY of New York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
CIyu, NOTES,

Henry II. Anderson was appointed yesterday
by Justice Lawrence in the Supreme court Ch"hoe''
yer Of the assets of the firm Of Wright, GlcS 90,
"a merchants in the suit Of James W. Glnts' Oh Ihe
nm for a dissolution Of the partnership
4 counsel fee of 500 and alimony OF 80 a
,rcak were granted yesterday to Mrs. Mary Lee ny
Indce Tnax in the superior Court Henry Lee Iecen"S
sued the petitioner for divorce on the g'"uu ''
49, n, roc,,r,d the marriage by force and fraud. Mr.
- ,,srces that the defendant had him arrested ana
tL 1' t - poce court whcreupon he married her as
r.l.li.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
An ACTRESS SNUBS 4 SNOB.
Ernn, Lnndnn Truth.

An eminent fnanCialist of social procllvltlcS
lately wrote TO Mr. Mitchell request him % inform Miss
Mary Anderson that her presence would be Wro"ihe
either at dinner party. or as agucSt later IN me evening
after IT, and to request he Informed what the charge
would he Upon submitting the proposal to MISS Ahder
SON this young lady very rightly replied that she was not
on hire for dining evening party purposes Never was
a snub more deserved What would the dnauciaist nave
thought II Miss Anderson had asked MIN 10 come 10 her
cheque1 This sort of prSc-proud vulgar snObOshness
mnst be nut down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
a RESPITE FOR 4 MURDERER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-The warrant for
Che execution Of the murderer John McGnnis who
10 bave been hanged Thursday has been withdrawn
BY the Governor. There is doubt his sanity and
tesPite has been granted untll March 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
WHY 4 RAIL MIL WAS CLOSED.

READING, Penn, Dec. 31.-The managers of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Companys
ysi min, which closed to-day, probably permanently,
throwing 800 hands out Of work, state reason for
their action that IL costs S37 per ton TO make rails while
IN other parts Of the country they be manufactured
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 31.-John c. RentZ from
NewYork was arrested today, charged with having "s'
nbt robbed the house Of T. McGwgan, in the eastern
-. -, tho city of 800 in money. gold watch and
Chain and iewelry All the stolen money ana property
udnnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LIVE STOCK
TRADE OF 1883.

review Of the Live Of 1888 reveals but few
Of interest but the tables appended Wu invite
aui feeding stock for Eastern markets, well drOYers,
saughercrs, Western shippers and exporters While the
statistics theOters Will fan to discern cause Tor
Increased hOp,iuncss the future WITH tie exception OF
farmer, who may figure handsome profit appears
probable that majority OF those engaged IN NE business "l
ind but small margin In their favor and That some VIII nay
the balance the wrong side Of the ledger The
high prices paid for Live stock in the western
markets. owing 10 sharp COnI ctiuOn among buy.
ers, 10 preclude tho possibility OF shipping
sUvr action regulate the supply ana adj
lust II the demand The shipment Of Western dressed
tended st further Compucate the situation ana
that business wall fall into strong hands VINO, after
fruvs, attempt 10 got individual CONTROL viii follow the
CcutTayn Of the cattle trade AT Jersey city on5 OF the nO
changes OF the year and an index OF VIVA, ought 70 be
accomplished, VIZ the establishment O union stock yaIaS
with iaCluc' Tor ripd ana easy C9ulMu atlon ~" Wy
slaughter houses markets. Another needed Is IN
the method OF selling Occyc as Is su largely pra1taed on
weight UT which there Is NO excuse or reason ana
which Is mysterious a Chinese puzzle 10 ths
Western stock man. While prices have not etched
OF the ami OF 1857,
an increased export
thinning out the good Cattle and eqane ng e aue
grades. The StlFCd Cattle we're IA Ialher
West aud O-c who operated IN them heavy Dosts IN
most cases Texans ami COOIadO5 came into IN
Immature and unit Tor 6adghtcfhg lhcic was
very fair supply Of Good Grass Cattle nom keniucKy Nlr
gui southern ohio and Indiana but tie paradise OF
Iac grpwrsis now found 10 Ia" new states ana territories
west of the Mississippi. several hue lots ~ tornFr cattle
were IT, eiycd during the month of December for which fancy
prices u1turi Tut the show OF ripe Wen ialchtd
thrstmas buog equal TO that Of some ormrr
rts,pt War and curing the spring and
during N" autumn and an ONesiOtLtd B'urh
market the time when her home supplies were coming
forward prohess and d'courging business has Deoh car
IN, Tst crop o southern Lambs Was inferior IL Quality and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
MARINE INIELLiGENCG.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun risss 20; 43o Noon sta Sl2 Moons age de-
HIGH WATER TODAY
<H-sapdv Hook q3lI GOV. Island 10 &c Hen cate ll55
M-Sandy Hook, 8 IS Gov. Island lDa. He'll Gate -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
NOTION DEALERS EMBARRASSED.

PuLADEIPH1A, Dec. 31.-Executions ag-
cregane between S75 900 and 100000 were filed TINS
afternoon in the shers office, against the firm OF Freu
Merger Sirouse dealers in general nouohS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

State bonds were entirely neglected, and there
we're no transactions in city bank stocks.
The general market for railroad bonds was dull,
but prices usually sympathized with the unsettled
condition Of the share market. A DeTsIsteuts selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEM.YnRK. Dec. 30.

NEW- lUhhI
Instead of work there was play most OF the
time to-day at the Petroleum Exchange. The result was
speculation which possesses significance ending with
little change from last nights quotations. The difference
between the market to-day and that OF year ago well
shown by the fact that IN 1852 the year went out on
excited dealings which resulted In an advance OF cents
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 20 Prmc Seers sold year ago at IIUI-c, and
the average was estimated at lIl4C.
BEEVES-ReCeipts yesterday and to-day III nj
Jersey Cy3j at 6nh-s, and l3 az Wechawken
ew yards making 1904 head against 5022 head head last
Monday. Tho arrivals the past week were 4,35l
head less than last week, and 2,4l6 head less
than the corresponding time last on
"Wednesday Of the past week there was rather slow trade
and prices declined about &c per TO- the market closing dull
with Friday the market acquired sradier
and rncr tone and generally rated shade higher for
Good cattle OF tOdays arrivals 10 for exporters
and % signed direct TO Slang VIII about
sellers inclined 10 hold the stock little
0rm early slight advance Fridays
prices but the feeling easier before the close and the inst
at about Fridays opening figures few choice Steers
sold So 0OdS per 100 d. and head OF rather extra
Kentucky Cattle at ~ 25 with general sales OF to
Prime BuOCks at Cha l2c 10 dress 5JDj7 10 Dry Cows
sold low SO 20 ass 70 100 10 aud Old oxen and
stays at 81 jOl$j TO- Exporters not operating extent
rather dull trade IL looked for in Dressed Beef this week
and the rather light reported for "Wednesday VIII probably
be found to be fully equal TO slaugherrrs' needs.
No shipments Of Live stock Fresh meat from this port TO-
the other side of the udi
cate that Beef worth about Washington Market
prices
Tho weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

Also 1Ol Dressed Hogs shipped the city Of Berlin,
Mcpherson on Is! Sqwmss s "a E Re S
DO I23I p at i 2c Mixed western 49, L522 ID at l5Gi
ID ct lie; do lljj h. at lO2c; Stag ljOo TO- at oie
yosc Eogensen 59r Meyer RssG9e1G t, q u DIS
s. 30; IL DO l9 TO- at So l6 i do 2ti b. a s. less
So 2tdo LIZ b. at sc O5 1000 l,4l7 d. at 81 O- 81 Co.
j. T. 2adcr& Co. on commission Indiana steers 2l5 70,
5s8 ID, al Ilc 80 TO- ig5 D. at oc; 70 do, loa3 r. at
stays. 1,i8j b, at o. dlOc 8 b,
Al Msr for q a so6 Seg g 1Ge p afso 81 Do TO-
1914 TO- lie, So ID 10 do lOi5 ID. at loo: 80 do ll5 d.
H. RosSnha for y Morris: - Illinois Steers = $50 p
- b. at Iic and 81 per head Sc do 1890 h. ct
loalc oBnhs l2sI 10, at 4ci on commissions p Western
Sherman Culver Tor snndhemer q virginia Ia steers
lie Tor NJ Geisncr: ply Cows $50 o. at S3.c for j. C.
s bgad 20 9 do 0 f. at oc g n Tor D Stone. IL Con
ucGteni oxen 59T ID at Orc 90 ,s s 1 1870 n ot
p go 70 at g Sc y DO d 597 r. 5t 81 All
i$c g lbs: 3 do 1885 lbs lie, S. lbs; Bulls 1870
Ts~ioh dsl ~ Heath - Indiana S ste I292 r.
do 100 ID, At loc . - do ll7Q 10 at i0c and 90
Steers ana stays iOjSol27o b at 9gq lOc IS 10 oxen,
l492 D. at 50 81 Cows gS5 d. at e ,Oor. ,,,o
at s. o0 FOR lehman BQ9 = Kentucky steers 337 T. at
al ii S forj schamSerr & CO.. IS illinois Steers I7G b.
at So - DO IL TO- at iQ4c o. 10 ana &c f5 neaf o 10
DO III d. al ~ a. uiI : Ei nc ~ G.1 - !S ~ a. -
90 o a"a &c PEI UIls no n at 81 5 ado 1910 H.
LISP i5 AT - o. Dul'' i'-" ~ az ," 80 Wv -' 49,
at-4 ~ , . ,,.. , 49,, $500. -.
WaXe for l. & d. Waixel; 81 Illinois steers 70 70 at
SO 3, 81 do LlO9 10, at So - do - To- ar - 49, y 90
1889 D. ct - &C., 81 do LOAF H. at - TO- do O'i 70, at
IS ~ 81 do 27J b. at II &c 90 10 ., do, 1880 10 at ii c;
i7S DO LIS To- at O4c Is do LOCI IT, at lOc less 81 per
Mich COWS-Reccipts OF the week, Il head. Demand
fair at unchanged prices p Mccabe sold 10 head at $3.50
CALVEs-Reccipts lls head nearly all q Gothst
tTIHe firm with NCa selling at lOc. for
common to Prime ana Grassers at 80 y &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

GALVESTON Doc Sl-Cofton-Ho net ana gross re-
ceIpis SIS bales Exports Great Lntan o!9, coast
wise, Q 500. stock 1884.
NEworfE,y-, Dec 3l-Cotton firm; MldluE, lOisc ;
Low MIddllug. 91aci Good Ordinary, ykc net receipts
lGGg gruss $50; Exports 20 Great Britain 4-t', To
France lsJ. COastwlse 1884, sales, AOUJ Last evening"
6,2JU; stock, 47.JVd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

WA. netore Commissioner to-day, charged with OBTAIN,
ing a pension In the OF another man. lie WAS n'
or trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
THE COURTS.
n,vopCr nFCLARED A NULLITY.


o-rro,,o,e Rollins yesterday granted leV'eiS
st,r,,,on on the estate of the late Augustus
VI =. S,bia NJ Funk General Funk dled lh'es'"'o
rum, 70 ON October % letters OF administrator
o ,,od IN sophia NJ. Funk the testalor ; "luo"' -
- .ssertiny that she was Helen . fuhh al" ~,
&c ., tho deceased man, soon ailer alPc"leu "
WV" or,,,st the issue Of the letters. Soph'a w.
-, declared tha, she married TO "eher"l r". ~ -
,,,,o, IN 1851 aud had never been divorce" Ho'i
,na EeIcp g Funk alleged that A"SuN'u'
,,d obtained Utah divorce from SOPHIA NJ rum
rho contestant was married to the oece"''" man
IN 1873. .,o,. cha, Sorbia NJ Funk
,rn surrogate decided yesterday that sophia ~,
=, ,, rt1oU of General FUNK, and that the O',n =" 49,
:, mil and void In rendering us decision D1 w.
,bc marriage of sophia NJ, TO Augustus "i"' -, -.
,pytop on November 10. le6l' is not "'Sp""U -, IN
t Ulcp : Funk declares that she was marrlcu cur -
''''' -, maj, in Camden n j.. on April 2 lsls'
w., consequently lived with him as his WIG i"0
~ 90 ,,rr,,,e the Surrogate says was OF course
,,t ,cas General Funk had been divorced uo'n no
"a, The re.poudent ALLEGES that sucH 49,
Vas obtained in the Probate Court o. a as PRODUCED In
Utah, and copy OF INC s!uI h"wHcvcr that the de
.,',t ar thc petitioner Sophia NJ tunN' ""',;,.,t, -
,cdet of tab that they were ever !" . with
ri T,rritory or that the petitioner was
li1 a., Jiyorcc proceedings. Indeed u" . "H0
III frn,p uucnntTovcrtcd proofs supih't,'u ~ 49,,
Sophia Funk It is disclosed hat 91tT az the time
IN tbc ncuncr residents o lhl7 ca az 400, Tor
|tC 1cscd beginning Of the Utah pr"ccclLs . ,
a long time thereafter. The petitioner 1fu tbc ro-
notice that there any cause lOI Oc6iH"'"e INV f
U ~ these facts" saws Surrogate Rollins IN c0 d
,,,ian the decree in question is plainly mum num- re
n, sIifc of It's PROHIBITIONS, must 10 y"
eardcd as the law ful wife OF the decedeh' i''o'
l'ge oc revenue Of the dcccdent the counsel OF GGn
~ Funk said yesterday, was a pension oil from 80 "
$50 month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
ALLOWANCES FROM THE HoYT ESTATE.

Surrogate Rollins granted an auo"a LUCY. . ",
onoo each Yesterday TO Mrs Helen Maria loyt ana
Ar, irene Hoyt the widow aud daughter oil the Iao
Icssc uoyt Roscoe Coukng and Aaron Kahn appeared
1or the petitioners ana william NJ EyartS spoke IN ne
htof tho Executors OF tho estate. Surrogate ho'nns
had prcyiousy denied motion for S25'ooo allowance
each of tho applicants, on the GROUND un"' ~ nav 80
t.dict,on in the ease. The General Term OF lne gu
- court reversed this opinion Surrogate Rollins
Loaded in favor Of the petitioners yesterday MlaoI'
Sfiug Tor the counsel 10 present their case. 49,,
gnrc va. granted on the ground that the sum hakcu
tor rnud he paid without any FISK 10 the cAccu'"ls'
iGc amount was considerably within tue income u '"o
6cpcacariCs OF the Will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The clcsrauces elsewhere were: on CITY Ei'o'OO
Bradford 4,47G,OOO; PittsburE 6,l72,OOO barrels.
IheIelued market was unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
since Jan. l.. s5sO,55l,s7s $S4s.ou,o5o s35I8J7soo
rrrnrEAN EINANCIAL MARKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
IOSpoy Dec 81 1890 T. m.-UuifCd states -Four aud
ar Per CENT Bouds 81 Atlantic Western First
Mortgage Trustees CeTtnCatcs 65i Erie, p b Newly OK
Central ll6L Illinois Central, 1885, Mexican Ordinary, Bli
Canadian Pacific JUJ4. r,.- ,
Is francs confines for the account and Exchange on
LONDON at Is francs II L CeItimcs IOT checks
SALES At THE W-YORK MINING EXCHANGE.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 81. 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-Walter Human
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

The uuoncd table gives the Of prices and average
Peevp4 Quotations OF sheep Lambs ana Hogs are
Fmon 10 Prime stock city Dressed Hogs quoted for
Heavy TO Lght Averages mot including Pgsl. leaTiing
ambs quoted up To May II, Wheh spring LalOs anu
Clipped sheep are given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

TOtaIs......-....- s5E4I-,VUU sJUIIJ3UU IN $'OO0V
The Sub-Trcasury to-day lost on balance So TO-
$50, made up by coin loss of 1868, 40G, and
currency gain of S122, s3S. The days transactions
were; Receipts SS395j2; payments. SlOoO,2lO;
currency balance S73jS,755; coin balance, SIG,
b7S,2Ss.
The following is the monthly statement of receipts
and disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer
of the United States at New-York for the month OF
DeCcmhcr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

DETROIT, Dec. 3l-Whcat weak No. ! White Pan, cash
and January, ~ 02 February 81 o. March 81 05' May
81 O93ti No Red, 81 OlI4j No ZWhite 94c bid Oas-New
hiGtd jOLc. Oats-NO White, 80 70 EeCeipts-Nheat,
1900 bushl Corn, COCO Oats 1000 shFmets-Wheal,
$4,000 bush; Corn, $4,000; Oats, none
TOLEDO Dec 3l.-Wheat quiet; No. Rcd cash,
$3.50 oSl Oh January Sli February, 81 O2Is March,
81 O4 May, 81 OSS Corn quiet; No cash and January
JSc.; May, Jg Oats dull No cash and January ~ -
asked May 81 gc asked ClOyerBee dull Prime cash and
January, 50 7O0Sj 80; February, 80 S6as6 Receipts
Wheat 5000 bushi Conn., 10000 bushi oats, SHY
ments-Wheat 5000 Dushi Corn, $4,000 OATS 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

The Clcarirg-House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges Tl4S,71S,IoI; balances, 9o'fii,-
1877.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $9s2OOO National bank notes for re-
dcmption. The, customs receipts were $i33'2Zo
and tho internal revenue receipts 5000, IL.
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady at
unchanged quotations for business, as follows !;
Bankers bills 81 81 3 and u slai for long and
fhOrt sterling respectively SPA and 5.2Ol4 for
francs; 9l7s AID 80 forrclchmarks; 1913 and 4Ois
for guilders,
has declared a sem .annuai dividend OF per ceut
The Excelsior savings Bank will pay depositors
interest on and after January u 1T the rate OF /
M firm Of Davis & Ticston dissolved to-day
Mr. Fellowes Davis associates with Mr., Henry s.
Leavitt under the firm name of Leavitt Il Davis,
for the transaction Of a general Stock Exchange
business. aud Mr. Thomas Iileston continues bust
Mr. William T, Phipard an old member Of the
Stock Exchange, withdraws from the firm of
WhitehOuse * Co., and hereafter Will continue the
stock business at No 81 BrOad-st.
In London 81 .i,h consols closed ls higher at
100 1916 for D.u money aud account. United
States Is OF d at l21 H. aud the 4i2 after Is
were unchanged at ISIS. American securities
were all lower the greater decline was IN central
and Hudson from HIS 20 llj3l. At Paris French
3 per GEMS declined from 1919 10 1000, and eX-
change Oh London was down to 25l1l2 francs to
The gross earnings of the following railroads
reported:
ST PAUL, nrs,rAr g!li AND a4 }..a 1883
f.@ f & Sc 55s5 ss5.s :s5
LoSg ISLAND. son
jan to Dee 2l 2Iiia25 26j5557 Inc 2il052
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO. 1900
Ial rf g V 6st in S S& 5 5t9} Inc 5753
JAM ai S q Bee ~ s5&i 1850 Inc Inc ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01
THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
DECEMBER 81, 1888.

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-01

lhipncns om New.YOrk all foreign ports Of Live Cat
lie Dressed beet Live sheep, Dressed Mutton aud Dressed
IIo.s Tor the year ending December 81, l',3.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-12
Catarrh.

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