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Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Rather Dangerous.

a despatch froTu Ithaca, N. tells
OF dangerous adventure that Henry
Hun'er, OF Dryden, had recently.
HuAter runs traction engine, and in
descending . series OF very steep hills
some Of the machinery Fos out Of order.
The engine could not be reversed, and
plunged madly down the VarnG and
IIhaoA lis, In entering IthacB, 1t al
tanned still greater speed, and when 60
ing at almost Its fastest . sharp turn in
the road had to be made. After flying
around this tuIn the engine slowed up
somewhat, and descended the rest Of
the incline at . more moderate rate,
much 70 the relief Of Hunter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Il WOULD bs veil IcE The nsxl Leg
Ialasurs 70 20 amend ths Avt creating
Ihs Hunioipal Court that when II is
ShoWn that parties have oghsEs arrosied
through malice or Jealousy, or where
1hsrs ls no fouldAtlon Tor the charge,
lhoss making the com plalnt snd swear.
ing out the wArrAns should Os held for
th0 oosls. Oases Of this kind frequently
oosaE, and Il IL not right that the en-
ssra should BE- obliged 70 make al arrest
and the tine OF the court taken MP In
hsAFinE . oAss for which there 10 no
touudAdon, in fast II soms OF these
oomplAinAnls, Who are % ready 10 have
. nsiEhboF or rival In buSiness arrest.
cd on bAseiess charges, we're compelled
10 hand over q few dollars every time Z
oass IL decided against them, thsy
would NOT be In such haste 10 sEeAF
out warrants. This plan, II strictly
pursued, instead Of hlsdsrlng or retAFd-
ing jaBuoe, would be great factor In
lM sueoeasiul AdmlnistrAtion.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
xhs Use Of water at ana Before meals

Ths Use Of Water At and Before Meals
Opinions differ as to the effects OF the
free inRestion Of water at meal times, but
the view generally received is probably
that 1t dilutes the gastric juice, and so
retards digestion. Apart from the fact
that 9 moderate delay in the process is by
no means disadvantage, as Sir William
Roberts has shown In his explanation Of
the popularity of tea and coffee, Il is
more than doubtful whether any such
effect Is In reality produced, When in
gested during meals, wafer may DO good
by washing out the digested food and
BY exposing the undigested part more
thoroughly to the action OF the digestive
ierments. Pepsin Is q cAtAlyptie body,
and given quantity will work almost
indefinitely, provided the peptones are re-
moved as they are formed, The good
effects Of water, drunk freely before
meals, have, however, another beneficial
result-it washes away the mucus which
is secreted by the mucous membrane
during the intervals Of repose and fayors
peristalsis Of the whole alimentsry tract
The membrane thus eleansed is in a much
better condition TO receive food and con-
vert It into soluble compounds. The ac-
eumlAtion OF mucus Is specially marked
in the morning, when the gastric walls
are covered with a thick, tenacious
layer. Food, entering the stomach at
this time, will become covered with this
tenAcious coating, which, for time, pro-
teota It from the action Of tte gastric fer.
ments, and go retAIds digestion The
viscid contents, q normal condition In the
morning before breakfast, Is not suitable
70 receive food. Exercise before partAk
ing OF meal stimulates the circulation
Of the blood and fact itAtes the fow OF
blood through the vessels. A glass OF
water washes out the mucus, partially
dtstends the stomach, wakes up peristal.
sis and prepares the alimentRry canal
for the morning meal. Observation has
shown that non irritating liquids pass
directly through the stu ulRr" stomach,
and even II food be present, they only
mix with It to slight extent.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Mr. BLAINE tells the WorklnRmsn
Of thls country thA, they can have Tree
trade II they want II, As they have only
70 ssy 80 BY their votes this fall. BuI
70 spjly IhiS luxury they will be
Obliged 70 accept As low WAsss for their
LABOR, 70 live In As poor houses and eat
- pOos food ~ the operatives Ia the
frss IRA le countries OF Earope. II our
Workin8men wish TO make these sAori.
Aces, Ani to see their WiVeI and chill
dEen be Obliged 10 turn out for the pur-
pose oil assisting 10 eSrning the living,
then let them swell the Demos orANc
ranks and cast their votes for Mr..
Cleveland. Bat H. on the other hand,
they wish the prosperity that now pre-.
wallis 10 this CounHy lo o9n.inue,lf they
visa cages 10 remain high, and their
wives continue to Al their proper plSos
OF mSkins their homes comfortable and
nAppy, lei them cast their votes for the
pArly that has made ihis country Whal
II Ia, and raised tie mechanic and
wotEInsmAn TO the position they no =
occupy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
A warning.

The Vicar Of MidRhAnn, Reading, Eu-
gland, recently wTots to a London Pc
per: ION Friday last a man In my EN-.
ployment, who was RrAss-tIlmming In
my garden With 9 hook, took shsteE
under An elm tree during 3 heavy SHOW.
or Of rain, and L myself was taking
shelter 10 . greenhouse close by. l can
testify ID re was not at the time or near
Ehe time any lightning OF thunder seen
or hoard. When under the tree the
man was employing his slime "a sharp
ening his hook, And whilst In the aot u
so doing, or At the moment he hal IA
lshed, he heard, Is hs detcflbes it, =
hlssing noise, and ir an instant be was
knocked against q tree, ths slesve OF
bis shirt (his coat WAS ci) was sl.t from
top 70 bottom his arm, the hRnd Of
which held the hook, was rendered pow
erless; the hook itself Wal completely
doubled up; and therH was . hole In
the brim OF his felt hat hbolt the slzs
Of fi0rin. He has since rsc1veTed the
use Of his arm. l write this letter IN
the hope that you may think fit 10 In
seft 10 for the purpose OF warning work.
men against holding thslg metal tools
In their hands when taking shtlte
whilst tbuuderstorms are prevailing,
even II there should be nOsnirR to iu-
dictate that there 10 one in ose prOxim.
| ity 20 themselves IL may also have
the effect Of eliOitiuR the uplnton OF
some man Of science AA 10 whether the
fact shat the mAn WAS shsrpentaR Il Q
hook with whetstons would at al &C
count for the disotArgs Of electric
| fuld,"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

THE kEoRPTIoS 'hNI Mr.. b aloe re,
Csive1 apcn his ArriYal, With tie ovN.
dons shAs have bsen rendered him
while n his way to Augusta, shoW bet
ter thsa anything else lhe hold be has
upon his coun'rymen, and how hs ls
treasured In their hearts. Whenever
thd train that carried him stopped, II
WAh s1rraunded By people anxious to
do hlu honor and IlsIen 10 she words
OF wisdom thAi fell from his lips. On
Mon5sy he made eighi speeohsF, five
OF Whlch he made In the doubtful State
OF O>nnecEluL In every speech M Ade
Uinos h0 arrived he hAs endaAyored tc
iuprass upon the minds OF his hsGrerl
the Idea OF their personal responsl biltIy
Tor ths result IN NOgsn5sr. He has
and will continue TO clearly show thI
worktpgmsn lhsi Il they are oompelle,
10 work fer reduced wager, and com
pete wish the lu.pA!d labor of she IRE
trade countries Of Europe, 1t will be b,
their own AoS, Hs this cannot be force
upon than against their will.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
wAnAnAKnRa
wednesday, August Is. lss

For chilly evenings or
damp days. Flannel for com
fort. Cotton-and-wool "Cey.
lon" Flannel fills the bill
well enough. Won't shrink.
37A, so, and Csc. French
Printed Flannel, very
thread sleeps wool, so and
65c.
Northeast OF centre.
A little lot of Black and
White Lawns, all the year
round patterns, go to Ioc.
Northwest OF centre.
Among the Sateen rem
nants are some dress pattern
lengths, plenty that will dc
for wrappers, and many q
piece with just the yards
you'd take for the child
Third and half.
Northwest Of centre.
A little early to be talking
OF heavy all.wool Blankets,
but maybe you won't be able
to save 81 a pair on them
when the frost begins to nip
6 pounds the pair, and as
the market runs worth $5;
our price 81. Size 72xS4
inches.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Real Balbrlggan Hosiery
for Men and Women al hall
the usual bTes. A big lot
comes to US as samples from
Balbrlggan, Ireland. Sizes.
10 inch for men, 8 inch for
women. Unbleached, plain
and fancy colors. Luxurious
goods at the cost OF COM
mon.
Fourth and flfth counters from middle
Chestnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
potatoes by We,Ebt

A large number of commission mer.
chants of Chicago have addressed q
petition to the freight agents OF rail-
roads running into that city asking for
the adoption of a new system for
weighing potatoes by the car-lot.
They want the car weighed uron ar
rival and weighed again after it has
been unloaded, freight to be paid on
the difference between the two
weights. They think this method
will induce the receivers to unload
more promptly than heretofore, and
do much TO prevent shrinkage anG
waste.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
DROPOsALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved
until IA O'Clock, M, lUBSDAN, AUGUST
2lHt, 1855, by the undersigned iOs tho Orso-
ZION OF tne kDutments, winEB walls and 50.
Valley Greek, on ,hs line between New GAS
Ito county, Della vars and delaware OOuntI.
"a. Plans apd specifications can be seen Al
the Court House, WilmingIon, Dol, In
cd 10 the chair ran Of the 90 nmittos Bids
wi be opened August aist, at2 O'Clock, on
the grouad Nhtre tno bridge Is 70 DO con
stfucled.
Tho right 70 reject any or all biis rsssrv-
Cd. l.. GRUBB, Chairman,
THOMAS TOY
THOb.W W.MoUKAOKYH.
aq-l9t Committee
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
ON SATURDAY,
THE sjTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1888,
At2o'elOck p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:


Two dwelling hOuses located ON two adj oin-
Ing lots OF laud, bounded and described as
No. /. Beginning at = corner formed by the
Intersection OF the eastgrly side Of Adams
street aud the nnrtherly side % Eleventh
street, thence along said eAsterly side OF AdAms 5
street nOrtheasterly 20 feet more or less TO a
point thence sOutheAsterly and running
through the middle Of the brick division wall
between the house o. this lot and the adjoining
house on the north las feet more or less to i
stake, thence southwestety Gl feet 6 inches
more or less, to a stake, thence on north
westerly direction o. ieet to the place Of be-
ginning.
No, J. Beginning al point on the easterly
side Of Adams street at the distance OF 21b Teel
and . + ches southcrly from the sOutherly side
Of Delaware avenue, thence sOutheAstcrly aud
parallel with Delaware avenue and along =
line Of land Of sarah Ann Savers 1873 feet ~
inches 10 stake In line Ofland Of w. gill
pin, deceased, thence sOuthwcLterly along
thence nor.hwcsterly and running through
the middle Of the brick division wall between
the hou Sc on thiE lot and the house adjoining
on the south l37 feet, more or less, To the sal ]
eastcrly 81 'e Of Adams street and thence there
BY northerly "A feet inches 70 the place OF be-
ginning
Seized and taken in execution az the proper,
" oftamrs W. Ware and Samuel Murphy
former owners or reputed owners, walter
oph K u. seeds and Henry Is, Seeds trRdlnl
Rs i, K. u, seeds & Son, contractors, aud L
be sold by ....
sherln's Once, Wilmington, august
| lsss, al0-rod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

WE ECOHFIDkNTLY Deaeve ,hat II lhe
proper effort is put forth She Rspubli.
o1ns can sle,I sheriff and coroner In
New CAstle county ~ ths coming els,-
don. Not q single word dsroRAIory 10
the ohAraoter OF either OF their oAndi-
datss oAn trr1ntuliy be said, and shere
Is no doubt bat MessrI. Simmons and
jackson will poll great many Demo-
cratic voIes. There are hundreds Of
members Of that oAr'y, fair. minded.
honest men, who are disguised WiLh the
untAirnsSs with which tue Rspu blicAns
have been treated by the ASSESSORS and
tax colle,sorS in this city, who will
vote the Rspubll5an county tloket this
fall, for the purpose OF AIminlsleriug .
Eebuko 10 these rlcksters. The fact shas
Democratic repeating has been stopped
by the nsE election lay will also teud
70 the SUCCESS OF the Jckei, aud 81.
taough hundreds OF Rspubll sans ere
deprived OF their voSss, We believe
ahere Is ss'lll = good fshtIng ohAnos.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Everybody likes the NJ onitor OF
stove. 1: 10 ths only oil stove that will
not T"..oae; II cbnno, generals any gas
In tho oil tank, owing TO the unvafying
supply OF Gil To the wicks; !t produces d
UNIFORM and steady heat 1t preserves
Sne Sn WICK four times IS long and gives
~ per cent. more heat than any other
Oil stove You eAn do your washing
aud irouing with 1t; II Ia the tidy house.
keepers beat friend. For sale AZ tbe
PioEels Stove and Heater Co.. No. bO5
aaipiey street. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
ON sATURDAY,
THE asrH DAY or AUGUST. isss.
O'Clock, D. M,

The following described real estate, viEi
All that certain lot OF land with . two
story brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
in the city Of Wilmington, bounded and de-
soriDod 80 follONa, 70 wits
Beginning al the southwest corner OF -Four.
toenth and Washington streets thence south. .
sTiy By the westerly side Of washington 20
feat Inches 70 . corner thence westerly and
parallel with Fourteanth h street. aud running
through the middle Of the brieK division
wall between the house on this lot and the
adj oining house on the south iss iost Q
inches 70 the eastsriy sioe Of Chamberlain
street At 80 feet wide running frOm LhiF.
tesnth st'set 70 Fourteonth street.
thence northerlY and parallel TO
Washington stEast hereby ~ fOst Q
inohoS 70 the southofly hde OF Four
tsenth street sforsaAid and thonoe thereby
oASterly lSs feet inches 10 the place Of bo-
ginning. Re the contents what they may.
Rocord W, Vol. II. Daas sd2. 30.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Samuel q. Warner and Anna L. War
ner his wife, and 1, ts. and to be sold bv
GILES JAMESON, sheriff,
sherin's Once, Wilmington. August ..
lsst. Ai0-eOdtg
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
NEVER,

Were we more anxious
to run off or close out
small lots of our Cloth.
ing than we are now.
1t Is about the end of
the season, which is the
best we. ever had. We
are preparing for fall
and will want all the
room we can get, and,
to be candid, we want
the cash. We have
gone over our stock re-
ducing prices OF many
lots very much, and
now, as an extra induce
ment, we take of 10
per cent. on all cash
sales which will only
last for a short time; ir
fact the goods are 90.
ing off rapidly and will
soon be closed.
Don't fail to see ths
bargains we are Offering
in Mems and BOYS
Suits. 1t costs yo,
nothing to look, yo,
know.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Cummings, Photographer, can copy
your Old picture better than any one
else. Taks them 70 him. 5Q2 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

GHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- Awrtt OF LsvAri FAeiAs (mech. Hem 20 me
diFeeted, will be exposed 70 public sale, At the
Court House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh bu sets, IN the city Of Whining
ton, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Louisiana StAteLOtterv rlor..

Inoo.n.--.- SoA1VsSery UOmrsbj
for ISIPSsasSa EdPSS,,o6,f ~ The Lsxiua,u,, j, y,
and It's franchise made 4 oh na,,soh puJal,l
STATE Constitution, 10 M OI As phlu
Whelming popular vote. -' " n n
DnaTia. I.s TShAnD ~ ,, ExTRAOHDrs,,,
ally 1une ana IIse mhsssllhl Ans
L.1 ~ slhaLE n UHSSn' ssa I
lnSh take place on en-. DIAN,
other sen nAOntha in M ei "
sre All drawn In pubIi.O Oai ~
academy Of MusIO, New UsiI.il At N
tAs ws .s,a % hereby certlty ,AG, v, m..,I
Semi-AnnuAl DraWlnRS AZ noIeg Y
Stete Lottsry o., and N bS-s,a ~ H.,lil
.s ana eentrol the draWlnss tbSS,s,s.' b,s ~
nat the same arc oondn nstsd M
lalIness and 10 sood faith IoS,,a az n ~
And We authoriHs the oOnpabS = ~ ~,
attAchsd In its adVSrtlSsnsa,,5 asaAs
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

MY METHOD the only !,i .9sTR P.,s.s. ~
nently the worst cases 81 si,.yisne- zi!h w, -
eeqmaSsat tsa saa ssfs THE NusFs s,0s 1isSss ~ - a
lOLICITED. Relief At oner' rr,uls iaaj I. -
special diseases ana WA so called ysfts ~
ia.' 5iood Puriaars fraudulent p9,i g,Ips,i VII
pay, sts' Thsy ruin shsu,.na.n nd IsIay snj"Ia
ling will SAVE much tan,''"s Uouts So ) ~
assdnI and sAturdAI Ill 10 AAD''4 -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
EAST NEWPORT.
ViIn!ngton's IsH Suburb!

Freedom from City Taxes.
Within s minutes walk Of New
port station, p, w. & B. r. R.;
7 minutes by rail from Front &
French sts. Fare by monthly
communication tickets 6 Il cts.
High, dry land, fine view, attractive for
building homes, good water, fresh air,
lots mostly 25X125 it. Prices S37 80 pei
lot and upwards.
TERMs-$lO per lot at time OF purchase,
e5 per month thereafter until all Is paid
VIM. j. FISHER,
lyl9 m,w,f 3m 802 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

The Great Clearance Sale is
Htill under full head.
way at the
BEE HIVE, )"
3O6 MARKET STREET,
And Is to continue until all
the Summer Goods are gone,
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25c goods down
to I21c. Buy them to keep
for next Season If you don't
need now.
About 80 yards left Of the
ALI Wool Albatross going at
22c instead of 62bc. Pink,
blue, cream and black.
All our l2I, IS and ISc
Crinkle Seersuckers now 7c
a yard. They cut up very
fast.
The last Of a large lot OF
12lc Batiste to be sold now
for 6Ic You know the old
adage of the early bird, etc.
3 pieces Of CSC Corded
Pique to be closed out for
20c a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
20 dozens OF the cheap
White Aprons sold, A few
left at 10 and I5c. Come
quick or ycu will lose them.
Lace Mitts, Lisle Gloves
and Silk Gloves to go for
about hall, as they must sell
next week.
Your last chance to buy
$50 French Sateens at l8c,
Not more than 20 pieces
left.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Commencing Sunday, July 1st will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, at 100 and lois
.. m.il, A.lb and o.t1 p, m.
BoatS leAvs Chestnut gtrost wharf, PhiIA.
dslphia, at 20 and 1000 q m, and I,so, 400
APO ~ p. N.
Fer Marcus HOOK. leave Wilmington at
100 .. N. and Glh D, u,
All boAtB stop At Chester.
Frsiaht received IOF MArouS HOOK on
Tuesday.
Telephons No 81.
Tin Sundays, 100 O. m. boat connects with
Atlantic Oity train, Tickets Tor round trip,
tl.bo. Ter sale on boat. ms-d
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
liibss Registered L,ttun b
HKW ORLEAHs HATIOEALM
Eow OFloaEsk

pEMEMpFp Ihst the Pfsaa Pfe,,,a
hEM I'm DEN gensrAls btllsAa
and Early, who are In ehArgs Of ~ ~
lngH, 10 3 guarantee Of absolute 49, n
and integrity, that ths ohantu y ~,
equal and that no one can posslbU u'~
what numbers will draw Prise. -
EEMEM BER ALSO, that the " snirS
Prizes iB GUABAATEED III III IySI
NATIONAL BANKS Of yes 49, NJ.
knd the Tickets Aso signed " ~ a.i,s..l ~
don't n an Institution, WhoOs AMA.n
FIghts arc rocogn lied in the highel ueIs y
therefore, beware Of any tml'Ailonid =
hOYmouH schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

ICHRRIFFs sALB. - BY VIRTUE
~ Of q writ. OF LevaTi FAciaa 10 me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, At the Court
House, on Market street, bctu cen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
CAPITAL PRIZE, S3OOON
zoo, 900 Tickets aa Twenty nj,
lars each. Halves oIO; oaATlIl
ebS TenGha e2i TWeniteIhS 81,
LEY or PHWna,
AUTHORIZATION raIHnA.

B.isA Prizes, amounting to....""il,a ~
NoTH.-Tiokets drawing Capital PhSaal
not entitled 70 terminal PTlIsl
For Club RRtoG, or any urthef inilnt
tion doslred, write loEibly 10 the uh4sifnl
cd, elo0rly stating your rsIltebos, Sal
STATE, County, Street and Humoe Aal
rapid return mail delivery viii 10 aalI
by your enclosing an Enyslops bsanagIN
full address
send POSTAL R0TEs. EIprtl M,
Orders, or New \ oTk Exchange il oitif
letter Currency by Express lat our 'T7'4
addressed 70
. Il. DAUEHu,
NOW OllsAllA
sR n. a. DAUFuIM.
WsshiAEtsE, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
GASOLINE STOVES

Ifyou use a Gasolene Store n,lDV i :
strictly necessary to have fIhIi
NAPHTHA. Thus you A,S'
danger, bad odors and E1pfns, ,iIa.,
We have sold Thousands olgAllCa
during the past five years, WI
out a single accident repofSiS e
from using our Na2hlAa', "
deliver free to all parts ol u
city. Cans furnished free
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
DIR. THEEl.|
Btlou 6rsn
pulLApELPAIh

"A ,.ar, rtst'ail =. y
GuafaHrrr' 20 -, - % =
adrsrtisins ,g,i,,aaa,Jipol,s.
einllllsessrr' i'lnpliA
siin lii.eess,s, ,a. .s,,s,,.t, ilss
Hioteh,- Ob''iinHi,s r. i,sliis
Of kidney, blaas' i,,,. p,l1ith
orgng NtI',IsalHt..'...
Enrll N--.L.- --r-l -.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

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IA allmo|
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-07

State issues were dull the sales covered Ten
Gs 1919 at l2I I-2. or city bank stocks. Com
merce sold 90 at 49, Asbqry Park 90 at 100:
iSS. and Leather Manufacturers 100 at 2O7.
The general bond market not active but
prices ruled firm. Central of Ncw-Jersey IS rose
to 1O7 IA. Mobile and Ohio general As sold up
to Al l-2. Missouri, Kansas and Texas general 6s
were irmer. West Shore Is were in good demand
up to lO5. Reference is made to our full report
of bond sales.
In The unlisted department. of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton OIL certificates were active and
higher, selling u 500 at 80 1-2ai9 j-ea51 3d.
ut SO 5-sa4O Ia New-Yorll Mutual Tele-
graph sold Il 0O) at "a. Mt. Desert Land (20O)
at 81 %. and Buffalo Iron 800 at Sc 25a
Money on call was in abundant supply at IL
per cent exceptional loans We're made at 3 per
cent and per cent. and at the close the offers
were . per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges sl24,097.57S; balances,
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House 1854. 627. Its net loss on balance
was sI4O967. made up by losses of 81 ,545 coin
%nG sS4@@ cSrehcy Gsy' 0PTUas
s4.432, 035; resulting in general balance Of
sl97, 245. 1872. consisting of $751; 1S0.92l coin and
81 1872 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived today $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were l,Ol5, 1903 and the
Internal revenue receipts were SJ90,532.
1O-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
Dec g. Dec O. Differences
Net gold hid s109 $50 G05 5000 81 OtO Inc a. GA All
Net silv'r hid "A 42l 5G4 81 lo7 go Dec ogl 100
Net legal tenders
hand 81 690, 1925 "a 500 900 Dec. 133 900
Tleas'y vaults
over Outstand'g
certncates. $3.50 o575s4 s26l 30L 71t Inc s22i71so
Deposits In b'ks 4O926.73S $500. 20f Dec. Al7l47
Net cash bains 1905 9si 800 oo5 Inc 81 500 ass
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady at quotations for business as follows:
bankers bills. 81 81 "a and 81 SO I-s for long