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The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
La Famille Humane.

LIE nombre des humans main
tenant en- existence sur la sur
face du globe nest pas moins
dun billion quatre cent millions
d'individus. Il est maintenant.
impossible de trouver une pr
tie de notre planete qui ne soft
pas habitee par lhomme. la
sic on est son berceau, a une
population de 800 millions don
nant une proportion 9ep 12O au
mile carr6. En- Arr que, il v a
l21O millions. Oars les deux
Ameriques il y a 10 millions ct
relatiyement clair-semes. Dams
les lies grandes ct petites on
compte 10 millions. La proper
ton entire les .nGirs et,les blancs
est de cling a trois. 700 millions
sont de cQul,5ur bruno on jaime,
800 millions portent des habits
700 millions sont demi-nus ct
250 millions ne portent rien
pour cacller leur nudite, 500 mil
lions vivent dams DIES huttes ct
DIES casernes ct 26O millions vi
vent d p6tat barbara ct savage
exposes aux intemp6ries du
temps.
Guibollard JUICE de paix !:
-Pourquoi 6tes-vous constance
ment en- retard avec votre pre,-
prietaire 2
--Je mai pas le sou, moD,-
sieur!
-Diable! quand on ma pas De
moyen de payer son terme, ON
achete une maisoni
Travauy typographiques en-
tous genres executes q P;mpri-.
merle du OoURRIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

LIE president Harrison est le
vingt troisieme president des
Etats- Unis ct. le premier que
rIndiana envoie a la Maison
Blanche.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Mr.. Jolly, 10 candidat r6publ.-
cain pour le congress dams le
troisieme district, contestera re-
lection dc d. Gay. II a d6ia
rete1n les services de deux ayo-
cats pet nsplaider son affaire,
Mr. Mok ESrstarks et pex-avocat
ue distfIcfyes Efats- Unis, Mr..
Leonard Nartont dams les 6fats
dn Sud lesAcandidats rspubli-
salils qul onr 6te battus, Sc pre-
parent pour contester p6lec-
lion dc leurs opponents. Oeci
semDle indiquer que les beanx
Jours dc Ia reconstruction ygnr
Fevcnir.-R6veil de- st. Marlin.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

M. Edmond Lafayette, sena-
teur, le dernier descendant male
du generate Lafayette, assistera
a inauguration dune statue de
son anc6tre en- Amer1Taaa
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

II est rumeur dune alliance
entire la France Ell PEspagne, dl-
rig6e principalement contre les
Etats m6diterran6ens
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Les sardines sont en- grande
abundance sur la cote du Terri
toire de Washington, qu'on
~pourrait ca prendre assez dams
une semaine, pour approvision-
per tous les Etats- Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Les d6penses encourues par
lie Times de Londres, dams la
commission Parnell, won't etre
enormes. On calcule que ce
journal pale $4,000 par jour
pour les temoins settlement.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

La veuve la plus richie de IA
merique, simon du monde entier,
est Nine. Noses Taylor:: Sa
fortune est evaluee a $4,000
900. Ellie demeurea NewdYork,
Long Branch ct autfes endroits
scion son caprice.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

LIE bourbon de Notre Dame
de Paris pese $4,000 livres. Ce-
lui de Notre Dame Montreal
pase R9,4OO.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Un sieur Wells, marie depuis
uuatre ans dams PAlabama,
Went de d6couvrir que sd femme
est sa demi-spnr.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Levi 2. Morton, possede $780,
100000 ct sera le vice-president
le plus richie que les Etats- Unis
auront iamais ell.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
NOTICES

0HERIFFs SALE.
District Court, Parish Of st. Landry No. lz248
AIzina Legeriet ais vs.. 0pheIia Meche ct ais.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri faeias
issued out of the District Court, in and
for the parish of St. Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, ] will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, at the ron door of the Court
House, in the town off Opelousas. parish of
St. Landry, on SATURDAY, the 29th day
of Dec. 1883. at IL o'clock a. M, the following
described property, to-wit
Al tract of land together with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon situated at
Coul9e Croche in the parish OF st. Landry,
containing eighty acres, bounded north by
land of FRANCOIS Miller, east BY land ofwidow
Adolphe Fall, south by land supposed to be-
long to Jones P. Smith and Solomon johnson,
and west by land Of Cleophas Venea5le
Seized IN the above entitled suit.
Terms and Conditions-Cash.
T.. IS. FCNTEEOT,
Nov. "a, 1883. Sheriff.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
On discours du general russo
Gourko.
quj ont fait sensation en-
Europe.

Nous avons public, r6cem-
ment, une d6p6che de Berlin, 81
gna!aut l'smotion produite,
dams cetse Vile, par I'M discUarrs.:
qu'aurair pronounce lie g6neraTg5
Gourko il IN banquet qui q .Srty
lieu a Tarsovie, en- l'hont6 Gee
du comte ScAouvalof, sntial Sla-
deur de Russie a Berlii a setV
voici, d'apr9s le FTissspon-
dant viennois du Dayy Tele7
graph, qu'eiIe anraient, @tA leo
paroles du general Gourko ia!
LIE comte schouvalof weno
de nous dire que dams tous len
pays dominent DIES tendancest
pacidaues. CONNIE gouverneur
general de Ia Pologne, je men
r6iouis ; mails CONNIE soldat, je
ne suis pas dispose a faire rem
trer mon ep6e dams lie %fourreau.
"Malgr6 Ia politique pacifique
de notre gouvernement, il regne
dams les pays voisins TN esprit
bien belliqneux, La presse de
ces pays excite Popinion publ
Que contre nous ; leurs autorltes
militaires parlent avec m6prls
de l'insufisance de notre armee,
des defaults de notre systemic de
mobilization ct du manque de
bons officers dams nos r6gi-
ments: lis escomptent ainsi
notre defaite.
"Toutefois, Giles feraient bien
de ne pas aIler trop loin, car lie
car pourralt bonner Pordre de
marcher Ell avant ct nous fran
chirions alors la frontiere, sans
mobilization, dams les vingt-
quatre heures.
"Je ne d6pr6cie nullement les
avantages que possedent les ar
mees des autres Etats, mais j'af-
tirme,-non pas CONNIE patriotic,
mais CONNIE soldat,-qu'il ny a
pas de croupes comparables aux
n6tres.
"Je ne ME pas que PAutriche
ait une excellente artillerie ct
pAllemagne des tacticiens adj
mirables, mais les Russes posse
dent rardeur ct la determination
qui triompdent de toutes les diff
fcultes.
"Sous ce rapport, il ny a que
lie soldat turc qui puisse--et JUS
qua IN certain point settlement
-etre compare au n6tre.
"Mais a quot servent ces val.
mes paroles 2
"Quand arrivera lie moment
opportun, nos actes seront dig.
mes de nous. Tout CO que j'ai q
ajouter, c'est que nous COMMAS
sons bien les routes de Vienne
ct de Berlin.
"Je bois d la sant6 de natre
brave arm6e !"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

L'opinion generate est que lie
message que, prepare en- CO mo-
ment le president Cleveland sera
un document remarquabie ct
quill Y traitera les questions du
jour dune faeGaaqpp tres ind6pen-
dante.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
Sheriff and ex oticio Tax Collector.
septl5tf Parish OF ST. Landry.

NOTICE.-U. S. Land Office, New Orleans,
IN La, Nov. Z, lSSS.-Notice is hereby given
that the following.named settler has filed no.
tiee of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge, or in his absence, the
Clerk of the District Court, at Opelousas. La,
ON Monday, Decembe. 81, 1883, viz.
Privat FrMtelIe,
who made Homestead Entry No. 6lS3 for the
S E /, Sec 30. TIP 9, S r | East, Louisiana
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
ton of, said land, viz: Jos. HILBERT. Flour
nay HILBERT, Hypolite johnson, Addison John.
son. srrof st. Landry Pa, La.
THOMAsJ. BUTLER,
Nov. "a, 80, ct. Register.
NOTICE.-U.l Land Office, New Orleans
~ La, Nov. IL, 18S8.-Notice is hereby given
that the following-Damed settler has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will Ie
made before the Judge. or, in his absence, the
Clerk of the District Court, at.Opelousas, La,
on Thursday, January 10th, 1883, viz:
Jean B. Miller.
who made Homestead Entry No. 7492,
for the N Il /, Sec. 80, TIP G, S l r, Lou
isiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and ~cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: Onezip Ledoux and
Auguste Ledoux, of st. Landry parish, La,
Edgar Agnillard, of Acadia parish, La, and
Louis M. Courville of st. Landry parish, La.
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
Dec. |, 49,. ct. Register.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
Notice to Taxpayers

hereby give notice to nil persons concerned
that the Roll of 1883 has been delivered to me
aud that ! aln prepared to collect all State,
Parish, Corporation Criminal, Levee and Poll
Taxes for the year 1888.
Persons owing taxes on nlovables only will
become delinquents on and after October lst
next, and persons owning real estate will be-
come delinquents unless the taxes on same
are paid prior to January LIST, 1889.
Come and pay your taxes in time, to avoid
me the unpleasa t duty of adding costs
thereto.
T. S. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and ex oficio Tax Collector.
.. -.-aIFAg D,,;-L, - c. Ta,j.-
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

We do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements fof all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings Of Tie Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and i'll person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties. and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac. Smiles of our signatures attached, in its adj
vertisements.'
G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01


Baptiste Minan, nafif de IA
frique, age de cent trois ans,
est mort la semaine derniere
dams cette paroisse. Ce vieux
nce await obtenu sa libert6
avanesgya guerre, CO qui est
presqu'naA preuve conclusive
gull etait VI bon homme. Nj
nan est, on psst6t etait, le nom
dune tribu ct nous nous souve-
mons de lri avoir entendu raoon-
ter quill await etc fat prisonier
dc gnerre ct ensuite avoir 6t6
yendn CONNIE esiave.-R6yeil
dc st. Martin.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY.
Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX,
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. n. Q Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN,
Pres. Union Nat Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Le president Cleveland ne
considere poilft 10 r6sultat de
P6lection CONNIE une defaite
personnelle, E1ais CONNIE la vic
toire dun parti sur pautre. II
sep console d'ailleurs facilement
Edit que maintenant il pourra
apprentice d connaftre sa femme,
GO qui lui a etc .jusqu'ici impos-
sible dams lie toGfbillon des anai-
res dc pEtat.
LIE d6sordre regne au comples,
assure-t-on, a Haiti, on passassi-
natse pratiguel ibrement, Un ma
wire. AMERICAN a etc saisi CONNIE
pirate et 81 Pom await laiss6 faire
les Haitiens lis auraierSt fusille
officers ct 6qnipage. eLe gou-
vernement de Washington est
intervenu ct maintient I'm ma
wire de guerre q Port-au-P Prince
pour appuyer So protestation
cOntre les actes ill6ganx du gou-
Vernement haitien.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

II pratt que la mode con-
siste, .et automne, a Paris, a
parler Hrgot clans les salons. On
abandonne L style anglais pour
la langlle verte. Une marquise
qni pread son parapluie ne doit
pas manquer de dire: "Ons
quest mon ridard 2"
Et tout le monde Sc tort. II
NY a yrailnent pas de quot.
II ne fart pas vous etonner,
Get hiyer, d'eutendre parler une
langue que n'avait pas prevue
Bossuet, ct taeher de SO METRE
a I'uniSon. 6
Dire 4 la maitresse de maison:
Nom dun p6tafi, j'ai trime
toute la journ6e. J'en al mouil-
le ma limace u Gu: "J'ai beau
fouiller dams ma profonde, je
crois que ron a bouline ma to-
quante.n
Pour SO pr6parer d ce nouyesu
volaptick, il faut frequenter chez
les chands de Gin de Belleville,
on sera bient6t en- etat de faire
une belle figure dams le monde.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
DECEMBER 18th, 1888


100000 Tickets at Forty Dol
lars Halves $50; Quarters,
$40 F4ightaRs, ;sS Twenti"
eths. S2s F~orsietias, 81.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01
Int OF PRIZES.
s.1A6 Prizes, amounting to s2.lEs,sOO

DE 40 iEiZtSt ditlOltbtiHS ASsSVV
NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes. A ticket
drawing a three number terminal prize, will
not be entitled to IL two number terminal
prize.
@.FoR CLUB RATES OF any further intor
nation apply to the undersigned Your
handwriting must be distinct and Signature
PLAIN. More rapid return mail delivery viii
ba assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full ADDRESS
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency ny Express Cat our expense) ad
dressed TO
WI. A.
New Orleans. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

Jean-Jean, qni a trois ans, Sc
leve Padtre jour de table, en- di-
SAINT crhment Oh il allait.
Sa mere lui reproche sa vi
laine condnite.
-AIors comment y faut dire
On dit, par exemple je vais
me promener.
Hier soir, au dessert, jean
Jean devient ecarlate.
-Qa'as-tu? hi demande sa
malnan.
jail. J'ai... r6pond B6b6,
que je me snis promen6.
Cours dc premier age.
lie professor. Comment
9crivez-rous "enfant' an plu-
riel9
auIsaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-12-01

LIE yieux Paris va rena1tre de
tous c6t6s pour rExposition.
Apres la Bastille reconstruite
par les fills de la Revolution, on
a vonlu refdifar Ia prison de
Marie-AntoiBetfe ct le cachot
de Louis XVII. Voici mieux
maintenant: tout le quarter du
Petit hatelet sera retabli COM
me All temps du bon roi Henri.
M. Colbert sera charge sans
donte de ce travail archeologi-
que. qni fera snite a ses recon-
STIR ctions de Pavenue Suffren.
Gu s'arretera-t-on? Assiste-
rol,s-nous bien.6t a la pose de
la premier pierre des Druides !?
A quand Chiiperie, Clovis ct
Pharamond
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THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Oct iscoton dull and steady Mddna g,c
~. 81 ID Extra do. ~ 40a 90, Fanny "a! 20 y;
sgty Nls Sucrne 30 NJ 10 Extra do - ~ % w 90
MD Brands 81 3Oa6 % Patapsco Susrause ss'e. y.
81 OK AZ Family al 81 10 Wheat Southern steady Fultz
iooc. T0ng,erry l2dl2ic Western quiet am easy
M Winter red spot and October 1O5HlOJ We: November
1o6,S lO8,c December 10 iO8c January iloss nominal
corn, s,utbcrn inlet White 50d53c; Yellow oVHo3c
western steady and dull Mixed spot and Occger oOc nym
nal Near AZ d46c January t5Aa45'sc teDruary soc
mammal oats auet. easier southern al Pnhsyl'hDs
"a 2ic Western White 81 SAC do Mixed ~ SOC grrh
X, ,yIr,e ;3c asked. Rye firm nj GInlOc Hay anil .
prime 10 Choice Western GIG Provisions steay 10
arm Mess pork at sl7 90 Refine, az &c Bul.er
n Western Packed l2elss Bsst Rcl iaSl9e All TTs ann
STEADY Refined 7'e Coffee steady no S carsoes
Refined firm whisky gns s,o. anu staa e an
Steady Colon I'd Flour per Ton i7s asked Grain ~ asS I'D
sD.fnts-Fnur 1000 bbs Wheat lOOOo bust Vnrh vpw
M oars 5000 bush rye 1900 bush shipment, riour
100 bbis Saes-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn l'ooo Oush
Rosroy Oct Flour Hat and hard to sell Common Eyra
"a bO04 IL Spring Patents Choice {" Fancy ~ ~ 10.
corn nuet nominal steady No White 3ata5o y.
Nm = Whit. 3; !, a. White "a aS5c Shorts UNA
and unchanged Provisions firm and steady New Mess
aid ~ n N 90 Old Pork fl6OOal62o: Ehtra frie
New SIS 75dI7 90 Lard slo 0oal2 90 Butter nri
Western Extra Creamery 25 d26c Eastern Extrt of,an
e5c Cheese steady Eggs steady Eastern Ess Rsce ezS
Michigan Extras 20hd2lc; Western flssa lvc hecsp.S
Tor the wpek-Flour $4,000 bbls and 2Ivvo NcKs e"'n
liz 200 bush oats 2lS,000 bush Shorts 500 toms
CHICAGO oct lsThe leading futures ranged as ollows
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s .Ss, goods s ~ r. 'r S4s e II ss
p,s0 dan nDd an Su sssr IS Essy SIP
Es@1s sss sisa Es aaa a "nsha n ~
. pET ess s %s' October bses%s
NJ NE w May 9 5 Recep,s-wSsss bush Corn 'oo
bush Oats 1900 bush
sssh 1919 e GO Dees sls Suie eG NJ &c kys
No sc BARLEY x q gs co. no
Butte. .Is sseSc ha ps i Ia
Flour boil. wss "a. g barley es: oJ pa ss B sas
2G.S0O bush
PEORIA. Oct is-corn higher Hgh Mixed MS
%s, ss.s 3 e. %ie ss ss.i.' =:
dull No 5sa9s g w1iisfeS 9 pns6 w nls ss
bush Rye 1850 bush shlpments-corn 1900 bush "a"
300 bush Rye 1850 bash
PHILADELPHIA lisht and h sssisrs
snd aside from is wss,:
western a and Pu%sySaas "Esns 10 Sc
a;I s s,T y y
ssG2S Indiana IS 25ss5 IS DO s5siset Y a.
TO- straight lGps 'as Tss;
L % % ss ssss cas g 40
a. - 5assi Is Tor Choice Market opened ssady
s OH ar grain s and demand fss
80 R Ia export PED elevator sS Z sn
100 iO6Lc do. November lOIdlOlfci W" Dsetmyos
1855, &C; DO January ll0sta II Sc Rye dnn az w
for 40 Pennsylvania. Corn-Prices Of options TITO
steady under moderate, eerng spot lots hrm apa steady
No High Mixed ln grain depot 52e No M1 10 eAl !
elevator 81 Lc held at 52c No Mixed Tor octoor o.
III Ia, do Nov>,ber 5OLc do December 46 az f7c 90
January 4i 2a4Gc lots duh and s.a,iy un.es
liberal supplies NO 3 White 3lc uneraded White pc
No White 80 tc futures we're quiet but st'sy no; Z
White for October 33i4 33 &C; do November 35aStc
do december "a ad34aac. do January 30a3S5c pcass'
ouet steady Early aud White stars 30 DC per yush
Provisins steady BeeCity Family SO BOO IL % pr Dbl
d. do packers 50 5oaio6c smoked Beef ii l2c Zee
Hams Ala OOdi5 90 Pork-Mts Sls 90 90. YIN
Mess New sl6 80; do Family SIS 5Oa2o w HANS ms
do do IN salt lOLc Sides. Clear Ribbed, sniunu. &c
SIonidars IN dry fully cured 9c do, do snoset
Toe shoulders pickle cured. Sc do, do sinok~i
BELLIES in pckie lOLa lie do Breakfast Bacon ll1a,zr
lard steady CITY Refined gil 00o II 80 steam AZ ~ ~
Dnichers loose go GOA 10 % Butter steady PfnnsyNn'
creamery Extra al 25c Western Creamery Extra iozd.c
n &, and n Y Creamery Extra at lIcs western faelvy
ii l5c Packing 2c Eggs urn Pennsy AZ.
Tirs,s AZ ~ Lc Frsts IL &c Shese ste"y
New York Fail Cream 9d9ise ONO flits So.s Y 10
Fair to PRIME 7dsc suTr Refined hrn P2Yae Tg
6ranulated 7lc. Feed steady WINTER Bran sip o." -
per ton Petroleum steady 20 ABEL test 10 DIS q IL
hnsb oats II 100 bush shpments-Wheat LOO Oush
Corn 600 bush. oats Is. 100 bush.
ro,pno Oct 1s-Wheat active. lower; cash los'c
ocober iO93c; December lose: May ll2tc Corn dulI
steady cash Ash oats quiet No White = tc Slossr
see active higher October IS 80 November % %
her - 55L keccips-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn ooo Dn-l
oats 1000 bush SlIpments-Wheat s3oVo bush- 'oss
1000 bush. Oats 1000 BUSH
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cLoslyC PRICES OF pniLADELPEIlA sTorKs
MISSOURI PACIFICs GARBLED REPORT

Thursday, Oct. l5-p N.
That terrible CONSERVATION, spread all over wall
Street. which yesterday was dscoNerable only oy
the minute microscope of The Times because
Of a garbled report of the Missouri Pacific kali-
roads business for a year ended June 80, 1855
TODAY was not discernible with the ala oil the
most powerful telescope. Probably that news
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,swyoRk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY 49, PAGES

respectively for money and account. Money was
easy at 2 i-2 per cent between bankers. and the
open market tate for discounts was 5-S per cInt
American railways at the opening mt yesterdays
decline in the home market but closed with re-
coyeries streng At Paris French rene. per cents
London was easy at 1884 l-2 francs to the I
Treasurer s. l. Lang OF the t ;, ian, ana W,kes
paid al The companys Office, No. 10 Libery-st., on
and after. November |, sevcnty.onc drawn sterling
ing coupon, and that on that date Interest thereon
VI" cease RAILROAD EARNINGS
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AMI rITTsBuHe;s,
e. ss$Si' !: j.. T; FL; aisESi
y: !: s.! r. ,:3ss !;$sS ;
coLUMBusii HOOKING VALLEY NJ AND s,g TOLEDO as
SIS &, S;, s Gs sSs assa aSS
DETROIT. LANSING AaN;n NoRTMERN ocs
S S$%$i z j.. Ssi ss ss ss55
EVANSVILLE AND ,IjNDiANAr,9glIIs ,as
e. Es$Si' y Z j.. t5a ,5$s ,sSss5
Ey.NsvlLLE AND ,TGRRE HATE ia
Ss%Si, y : 81 & sSggs5S sSs
e. S::s ): :: 81 Ti . ssSIs
MILWAUKEE AMP SSokrHE5HSS eoa
Second week in Oct. slt2io s23 99S s g3oS7
.nn,.. ST LOUIS AND san FnANc! pSiSo LOO
81 Qs sss sss sssSS as4sSS
v.m,.. ., n,.. TEXAS r AZ, ,As7 1887
Second week In Oct. slooOl7 STU 10
Jan. 1 to oct. H.. .--.. 4o-"z" a'o'VH'
.n.,. ;oLE.Do AND oI5lS cENrs SAisL es
Seeo"a week IN Oct. s2oi5s ssssS sso9 81
Ian. / to Oct H.. 6121S5 7o3,30i 3ll,ofo
WABASH WESTERN.
Number NJ miles So. 9oj 1.W1 lotl
sec,ud week in Oct. s1so0t3 el3i 600 ei33 900
Jan 70 Oct. H.. 4,2sC,O5S 5ol64O7 4,A4o,5C9
HOUSTON AND rLAAAs CENTRAL -,
st week in Oct. s9l447 s97 1856
Jan. I TO oct 7...-.. 1JUo,7OI LOU ~
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Number OF niles. 800 LOB
Month OF September. 81 2o3 OH F9lUOIl
Jan. to Sept 3d.. 0E2"ooi e,2oi,l'o
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON oct ls-4 D. m.-Consois. % ZIG for money and
q7, for the account Atlantic and Great Western first mort
gage Trustees Certificates Al do second mortgage s2
Mexican Ordinary AZ St Paul Common. 6ss Rtadng
27is.
Money 2per cent. ..
bullion the Bank OF England mas increased 4Zo3OO0
The proportion Of the Of Engands 10 liability
which last week "a 90 per Ia 36O cent
Paris aJyices nuoe rentrs al 80 francs 52a
oentmes for the account Exchange London at 25 francs
81 centimes for checks
The discount In the open market ior ooth snort
and three months bills 3's per cent
PARIS Oct THE weekly Of the Bank Of France
i3Sj00OO francs in gold ana decrease OF
BEnITS Oct s-he statement Of the Imperial
many shows decrease IN specie OF 6,4s0'Ooo marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

Actual cash IN
Treas'y vaults
outstandg -. .o-o on, -oo ~. esca ooe
certificates. SOD soo S-,o L. 9oi 277
Deposits In b'ks 4S9o'ooo oo' -o' Inv --~-
No, cash bans s3os ass COG 5000 021 si7 Inc sC3sl5
mo ,or,iou cAchana,s were dull and firm at
ouotatious for business as follows: Bankers
hiils 81 "a and ga SIS Tor long aud short sterling
relnrctiycly: Spills and jl0 3-s Tor francs !;
"a and 05 l-2 fol roichmarlSs; 40 IA aud 40 Tor
guildcrs. - r.u,.,a .. chair
,,ecl,Iv meeting to-day made no change III It's
rate Tor discount, and 1t remains at yer cent EN-
during tn week the bank gained SOS, oVo
liabilities was rails ID from 3426 TO 1902 per cent,
a@anst an advance from 4l.j0 - 43s' per cent
in the same week OF last year when, Its rate Tor
~ he Rank of France shows loss OF i3s5O,OOO
francs gold and gain Of 4,soo 600 francs S silver
vr,"nv sIows n specie loss of i50. 600 marks.
AZ AZ the London Stock Exchange British consols
, ,c higher and closed at o. ZIG and % IL