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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
LAX BANKING LAWS.
Mushroom Institutions In Nebraska Co.
ING To tha Wall

Mushroom Institutions In Nebraska Co
ing to the Wall.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 2S.-The failure OF
several Nebraska banks within week has
caused considerable uneasiness throughout
the State. These failures, however, are not
due to financial stringency, and in some
instances it looks rs though there was a
deliberate purpose to defraud on the part
OF those conducting the institutions. The
State laws governing private banking are
very lax. The statute requires that all
corporations engaged in banking shall an
nually make report under oath TO the State
Auditor Of their resources and liabilities.
There is no provision for State inspection,
and owing to this oversight, mushroom
banks have sprung into existence. Ever
since the big swindle perpetrated by the
Valparaiso bankers, less than month ago,
the press OF the State has been vigorously
urging the need OF revision OF the bank
ing laws, and one of the first matters
which will be acted upon by the coming
Legislature will probably DO on this inn
portant subject.
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PRESBYTERIAN RECONCILIATION.
Conference OF the Northern and South
ern Representatives In New York.

Conference OF the Northern and South
ern Representatives In New York.
NEW IoRx, Dec 2S. -Arrangements are
about completed for the conference rela-
tive TO cooperation OF union between the
Southern and Northern Assemblies Of the
Presbyterian Church. All the members
OF the Northern committee have arrived,
aud at noon today the discussion OF
propositions 10 their Southern brethren
was continued. The conference will begin
this afternoon nj No. SO Fifth avenue. The
Southern men are nearly all here aud the
absent ones arr expected this afternoon.
II was said by both committees this morn
ing that their discussions would bc strictly
private. as would also be the proceedings
In Joint session. Even the decision will
not be disclosed until the meetings Of
their general assemblies in May next.
Tonight the delegates will attend the re-
ception 20 be given them by the Pres
bytcrian Union at the Metropolitan Opera
house. iri
The Rev. Warner Van Norden presided
tonight at reception in the assembly
rooms OF the Metropolitan Opera-housc
given by the Presbyterian Union by the
Committee on Reunion Of the Northern
and Southern General Assemblies. Addres.
SOS were made by the Reys Howard Crosby,
Charles l.. Thompson, Moses III. llogc, OF
Richmond, Va. aud Joseph 4. Smith, Of
Baltimore. pr Crosby delivered the adj
dress oi wclcdnc Dr. llogc expressed the
hope that the Northern and Southern As
scmblics would soon DO together under
- n
which 20 much STOOD in the way Of ma
ii0nnl prosperity ~ sectional strife.
Among the out-oi town persons present
aud Judge n. $. Breckenridge. OF ST.
4 .stta
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
Collision OF Trains.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. ga collision
OF two passenger trains occurred about
o'clock this morning at Adger's Station,
on the Birmingham Mine Road. Both en-
gines and n number OF cars were totally
destroyed and quite a number of passen-
gers were hurt, one OF Them, Baggage
master Laird, 1t is thought fatally. The
injuries Of the others were insignificant,
amounting to no more than burns or
scratches. The cause OF the accident was
a difference in the time OF the engineers
watches
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alities and ended up with a fight. A
general riot was the result. Hiflen was
shot and instantly killed. Ills colorcd
enemy was also shot, but lived for several
minutes. Twenty people are reported as
dangerously injured. Jackets Mills is
twenty miles from this city. Whites pre-
dominate in that portion Of Stafford
County, and for the most part are Demo-
cratic in politics. w. S. White. attorney
for the commonwealth, has left flor the
scene Of the riot. Every effort will be
made to punish the guilty parties and pre-
vent further trouble.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1883

discovered Sheridan at Pueblo, Col, and
tried TO induce him 10 go to London and
testify before the Commission, promising
him that II his evidence proved satisfactory
he would be paid 10000 within an hour
after his examination was concluded.
Sheridan played 'possum with the agent for
time, and was finally offered $4,000
down II he would accompany the agent to
England. Sheridan then positively de-
clined to appear before the Commission,
and assured. the agent that he was in no
wise DESTROYS to share the fate Of James
Carey. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

CNuNNAn. a., Dec. 2S.-Thc Modern
Language AnS alton Of America closed a
two.dnys' session here today, a, which a
number Of Interesting papcn were Rad by
members. The following officers for The
ensuing year were elected; President.
James u. lowell. Of Harvard. secretary,
A. NJ. Elliott, ol Johns Hopkins Univcr-
siiy; treasurer, IL. A. Todd. Of Johns Hop.
kins University Executive Council
Franklin Carlo. W. L. Hewitt. Miss
Thomas, proL :, danovlciz, Prof Il. Sharp,
Prof VI. Hart, talyin Thomas aud II. q.
q. jagcmun. liU1'on sent m Invitation
cor the association 10 meet there next year.
The council va authorized 10 select the
next place Otnrcung.
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DrnuQuE, Ia, Dec. 2s.-Faihcr 4. @.
Jean about ten years ago was removed
from the pasiorlte Of 81. Iron~us Catholic
Church ut Lyons by Bishop Hennessy.
lie has brought several suits TO recover
damages from The Bishop ON the ground
lhat the removal wasillcgnl, in all OF which
suits Jean was defeated. He has now filed
with the clerk Of the District Court pc
iiiion asking damages from Bishop Hen
messy. W. j. knight and w. ]. Cantillon
Jointly, In the sum III sJO0.OOO. lie
charges them with having conspircd TO
have his name dropped from the Catholic
dirciorics Of the United States. Father
Jean WIS removed nj the instance OF the
Catholics Of his parish. ON a charge which
was sustained by Bishop licnncssy upon
learning the facts In the ease. The qucs-
ton OF property ownership u involved.
Father Jean claims that his personal
funds wcre invested IN property the
church has deprived him Of by legal pro-
cess, aud although defeated Ia every trib-
unal be still insists that lac Is wrnngiully
deprived OF his property, aud although
silcnccd from preaching lac II bent upon
fighting Il out In any court which takes
the case. Judge Hayes tried the case q
few months ago in Clinton County anl
gave decision against the plaintiff The
suit was also tried In Jackson County,
with n similar result.
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The War I'm Iaypf.

SUARIN, Dec. 2S.-Gcn. Grcnicll, nj the
head Of the Welsh regiment Of cavalry and
the Soudancsc troops, made reconnois-
sance four miles into the interior this
morning. A few rebels on camels were
seen in the distance, but they retired at
the approach OF Gen. Grenfells force.
After filling up the rebel wells the force
returned TO Snakim.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

BEmiS. dec. 2s Tie Frocmdn's Journal,
referring 10 the parncll Commission In.
quiry, says The nmo prolonged tho
amount OF evidence regarding oulrages In
the hope Of securing testimony 10 justify
lhe statements made by A,iorney.General
Webster In his opening address. Feeling
the ground slipping from under its feet, Il
resolved upon n desperate game 10 ~.
lrioyc ils fortunes. With this In view, II
dispatched an ep,issary 10 America, who
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rne I,oeon.,,,e r,u,,e.r.,

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 2s.-A meeting Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
was held here today, over 200 members
being present. There will be- two days
session. Nothing but routine work was
done today. The important business was
loft over for tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

front would the Presbyterians OF the
United States present II they were united
as they should DO under one banner.
United here they would shortly be united
with their brethren in other parts Of the
world, and then would be able to enter
upon career they can never hope for SO
long as they are divided and are distracted
by division.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
MIS-. Mai. watson. reception.

A very pleasant social event was the re-
ception last night to Miss Maie Watson,
the charming daughter Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Samuel Watson, al their residence
No. 22j Union street. Mrs. Callahan con-
tribu,ed much to the evenings amuse-
men, by her delightful piano selections.
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A ulrh PRICED McnnlInr.

WASHINGTON. Dec. EX-SENATOR STAN
ford today sold TO Miller & Siblcy, OF
Franklin, Pa, the wcanling colt by Elec-
tionccr ont Of the mare Beautiful Belle
for 81, 800. This is said 10 be the highest
price over paid for weanling colt in
America. This colt Is full brother 10 the
two that h ave beaten go at three years
old
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

both wrote letters Of regret, we're OF the
same mind as Fairchild, and urged that
we keep our face to the foe and fight man
fully for our principles until we achieve
victory again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
A MISSING STEAMSHIP.
Tho SANTANA Long Overdue and Her
Loss Feared.


Loss Feared.
New York, Dec. 2S.-Speculation was
rife on the floor Of the Maritime Exchange
this morning over the possible fate OF the
steamship SANTANA, which left here for
Haytien and San Domingo ports on No
vember %, last. Nothing has been heard
OF the vessel since the day she left New
York. II will be recalled. the Samana's
departure was sgnalled by heated con-
troveny between the, at that time, Hay
ten Consul L. d. Basselt and the custom
house officials. Mr.. Bassett claimed that
the vessel carried arms and ammunition
for the insurgents and made strenuous eff
forts TO have the vessel delayed until her
cargo could be inspected. Collector Ma
gone, however, refused 10 interfere, and
the SANTANA cleared for her desti-
nation. On November %, the east
orn coast OF the United States, the
direct route OF the SANTANA. was visited by
one Of the most severe storms ever cx.
pericnced 10y seaiaring men. More than
one vessel went down before these gales,
and 1t is now nearly forty days since the
SANTANA has been reported at any Of her
destined ports, nor has any incoming
steamer reported having passed her. /. g..
Elliott, her agent in this city, said today
he had but one hope Of ever again hearing
OF the SANTANA. The Dutch steamer Prins
Maurits, which is hourly expected here
from llaytien ports, Mr.. Elliott said,
might possibly bring some intelligence OF
his vessel. II is the opinion OF Seaiaring
men in general in this city, however, that
the steamer Is lost.
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Paid In Pail.

wAmSoroS, Dec. - The Comptroller
Of the Currency has declared lnal diyi-
dcnd Of 20 per cont. and interest In favor
Of the creditors OF the Second National
Bank OF Ncnia, o.. making in all 100 per
cent. aud interest In full on claims proved,
amounting TO S3Oj. 207. This bank failed
MAY 2 last.
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A SLENDER THREAD.
Tho House Republican Majority Do.
pending Upon Sick Men.

Tho House Republican Majority Do
pending Upon Sick Men.
spcc n Dispatch b. The Appeal
WAHMGToN, Dec. 2S.-Gcn. Clark. the
Clerk Of the House, has received about
80 certificates Of election To- the next Con-
grcss. Most OF these arc from the South
orn and Eastern States No one yet
knows exactly what the majority Of the
Republicans will be In the next House,
but II cannot b. moro than seven nor less
than one. AZ present 100 Republicans
and $50 Democrats have been certified by
official count. In two Of the West Nir.
GINA districts both parties still claim cleo
ton and certificates are being withheld,
while the dispute in Tennessee has not
been definitely ,ciilcd between Evans aud
Bates II. o. appears likely at thc present
Writing. the Republicans get the ccrtti-
Gates Ia all throc Of these district. they
will have majority Of seven. This u
too close mark for Il 10 be
safe for the Fiily.ifst Congress 10 delay H.
meeting until December. Lilo and death
are uncertain ;a.ggs 10 oJunl ON under
such circumstances. The probabilities in
this direction orc already being rcckoncd
on by thOsc WHO 20 ont u the Republicans
come In. The lcaih Of Mr.. Laird, Who IL
critically IN. would take one from the Re-
publican majority until an election could
/ be had. severn, other Republicans who
are elected 10 tie next House are In un.
/ certain health. Several, whose namcs ara
uicn mcn,lon,l. arc regarded rs having a
very uncertain tenure Of life. Every indi-
cation ol w health ON the part Of a nom
Der Of the neXt House Is regarded with
anxiety, aud adds another argument 10
the many advanced in favor Of an extra
| aer4ion
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pr..,drn, strong WIN No, Resign.

BosroS. Mass, Dec. PA rumor has
been circulated that Col. w. II. Strong has
resigned the Presidency Of the Aiehison
Company, 10 be succeeded by Mr.. George
III. Ncttlcton. George o. Manchester,
hr. Strong's private secretary, states that
this report IS not only absolutely untrue,
but that Mr.. Strong has no idea OF resign.
inv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. pa tobacco ns-
ISOLATION has been formed here under the
name OF the Tobacco Board Consolidation.
II includes both buyers and sellers aud
will completely control the market, ~ II
has In It's membership every buyer Of inn
porlnncc. The plan OF government has
not yet been decided.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

ST. PAU, MIMI, Dec. %. 1t is reported
that Grand Forks, u. T., has been burned
entirely. Up TO 1880 o'clock tonight
nothing more las been heard save that Il
Is under control. Help was asked from
Fargo. but The order was counlcrmandcd.
No idea Of the size Of the lire has been
nl,Iuinnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

NV loEE, Dec. -. In the surogaic's
office today tony Of the will Of Jacob
Scasongood, D. Cincinnati banker, was
flcd Tor rccord Tho will WIS executed
January I. 1881 aud disposcs Of M estate
OF several millions llobrow charities IN
Cincinnati receive si3. 900, the greater mart
Of the residue heing divided among rcla'
tycs OF the tcsl l,or.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
IN SOCIETY,".

Tho Athletic Club was the scene OF one
Of its monthly dances last night, when a
large number Of Its members gathered
and spent the evening in dancing 1t
was more of an informal entertainment,
and was quite devoid Of conventionality.
The Athletics have established themselves
IA prime iavorites with society people, and
their dances are always well attended.
Among the many ladies' present were:
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Ch.erer Contest.

LoSpos. Dec. 2s.--ln the draught con-
test today the lst game resulted In a
draw and the second was won by Smith.
the American champion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29

EygEY Presbyterian Who wishes hls
church vel and what Presbyterian does
not will pray that unity, peace aud con.
cor" may result from tho consultations
nov being held by the special committees
OF ilic two great branches Of the church ID.
Tho Soth and ihs souih--in New
ycrk, relative 10 co operative nnlon.
How null Richer for missionary aud
other work, aud how much stronger a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-29
Tue ses,nsrn cemmsre,a, csmp.ay.

PmLApELrnl,, Pa, Dec. ~. = Tho
Board Of Directors OF the Southern Com
mcrcial Company today declared divi'
dcnd Of 4 per ecaL, payable on February
l, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

Flour market steady; prices firm ani unchanged.
As last qaost-Ch,lcs to Fancy Winter Patent, $40!
%. Southern Winters So 80 % 3d. Michigan AL
Wisconsin Winters So 90 90 Fair TO Choice sscsn sljs
V3S, Choice Fancy Minnesota Patsnts si3J1tSl
81 10 % 80 Minnesota Bakers Ss9<s
Choice soft springs So 30 - s. Low
Springs 81 1902 80 Rye Flour IN barrels 5, soDJV w.
Cash quotations we're as fpllows-No Sprng Wheat az
77sc bid No 3 Spring Wheat -. Ne Red C;
~. Corn &C 4Jc. No. oats az 81 &c. No. Rye
81 as52c. No. Barley 1886. No. Flax Seed 81 40.
Prime Timothy s.et at ~ Al Mesa PORK per Dbl.
lsose 81 so Dry Sailed shoulders sexet - pes8 ~
boxei s. IOoo l6 Whisker distllsrs
hnshsl goods per gallon 81 49, sagar-Cat Loaf 7+osS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
TREASURY AND OTHER EXPANSIONS.

During the year the interest bearing debt OF the
United States was reduced sSS, 732,92O but the
Treasury still holds 81 OF, 0OO 600 of legal money
for the redemption of outstanding National pank-
note circulation, which represents prihcipaiy
bonds that have been redeemed and cancelled III
other words the Government is SUN ilanie dor q
sum APPROX mating 81 90, 600 600 Tor calleu PcI
o n, ri,i;nh hove boon surrendered to il. The
suboined table gives the net cash III the treasury
vaults its deposits in National banks ana tic
totals of both for each month IN the year ilcluI
ing December 1885, as shown by the treasurer
monthly statement, excepting for the last month";
where the figures taken from the daily stare
of % S n wfh she result
Of December 81, 1887, there should pe au so
to the cash in vaults in 1886 something IKE az
OO0 900. because at that time nearly tle wmote
of the January interest was paid out before Chris!
mas while in the last month not one ao.lar U. ~
had been paid in time to be deducted from tic
hss ManG 9r that Sas il the gain in net
cash in the vaults from the beginning to the end
of the year was less than Sc, 900 and the gam
to the total cash balance, including deposits IN
bank. was $4,000, 900 Dur ing the year the
silver coinage has approXlmated S3o'Vooooo' anu
the redemption of trade dollars amounted to
81 700 900 So that except for the compulsory
coinage of the standa rd dollar the 1reaslrys to'ai
balance at the end of the year would have peen
something like 100000 less than IL was at 'hs
beginning of the year. DeducinG that amount OF
coinage from the cash in vaults on December 81.
1887. reduces the net to s24o 100000 asalnt
s279, 900, 900 at the beginning of the wear Inc 9,
Treasury therefore, in the twelve months has added
50 .OCO. 900 by silver coinage and 81, 1oOOOo
by redemption to the legal money circulation os
the country IL has been shown that the net I'M
port of gold during the year was S3s,OOO,oOo ~
Is n conservative estimate tfat the PRODUCT OF
our gold mines which has passed INTO money
amounts to S26,0oO0OO during the wear. nesc
four items give an expansion to the circulation
of legal currency during the last Twelve moh.hs
amounting to 81 Of. 700, 900 The following Is the
monthly comparison of the Trcasury's net cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
THE STATE or TR4DE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 4-Cstto. was steady. Mtdlns 1000.
Flour was higher Howard Street. aud Western super.
fine 81 81 TO- xtr, 10 So Oh 13 3d. Family DO ~ SO
x35 Citv suuerins 80 81 az 81 EXr~ do 81 Ooe 10
ne RE Rran5s 81 81 Patapsco FAMILY So 20 De Su
perlave Patent So g. WhsAtSoutherR hrin ked 9zeyf
do Amber 9309jc. Western easier No WINTER Rel
spot 81 "a sc: January 81 20sSc; Feoruiry $40
$3.50; May 9IUJfsc. CorB-Southcrn hrmef white Do
5ssc: Yellow 66ojsc; Western steady Mixed spot 5ess
lid; Janulry 56s4c btd February 5se5S ?c May S,2e
e2c oats hrn. southern 36aaocs Mestern 40 Wh,t ne
Ryo nrm at G607Uc. Hay quiet: Prime to choics wss
ern sl3 Provisions steayi Mess Pork SD 20
Bulslnests shoulders and Clear Rib - les packed
=. zoe 8acon-Shoulders 7h9stc Clear Rib sides lgc
III ms l2Lal3c Lard refined Sac Butter hrn western
pacxed 2O25c 20 032c. Eggs 22623c Potatoes
steady 81 OO122l Petroleum Refined at &c Cenee
stealy cargoes ordinary % fair lS.1lsAe sugar
steady soft 7c Copper rehBsd nrm AT lo1 ioc.
Whi,Kay steady 81 l5GSl IL Ereghts Liverpeo
steamer duh Cotton 1924 Flour Ia 81 Gram 20:
ecets-Flour 10 lGl bbis Wheat 500 BUSH cor.
bnsh: 400 bush shipments none. SHrs-"ns>s
293,500 bush Corn 23.20O
BUFFALO. JAM 4-Wheat-No Hard easier am dnli;
or.rei at Ole; No Northsrn Pacific soc; Winter
Waeat au,et but nrm; No. Rel Michigan sold at 92t
e2,c; 80 l White Michigan sod at 9lis G92i2r: No.
Red 81 PC NO amber 90'ac. Corn In far demand No
IN stor. 5sc; 10 track 5ssc- Ne 81 oJsc NO
Yellow 59c: 40 Yellow - oats strong and higsr 10
White 3S 40 39c White 81 i2G3sc. No Mixed 3oc
Rarley firm unchanget-NO. Canada 33dstc w.
Canada 9O0elc; No. Extra S5 esjc. MHifeed nrn
and mnahaaecl-wintsr Bran $40 80; Spring sl9 25c
ACCOMPLISHMENT 400 BUSH Corn 10000 bush Data 5000
bush - 900 Corn 80Op oats
10000 bush Barley 800 bush
jan 4.rhe leading futures ranged as fellow
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Jan: 4-catte-Receipts last 20 hours were
a head Total for week thss 6.495 Same
last week $3.50 head Consixaed through none;
saIe Common Fair So 10 60; Cool Light "a
eAssp-Recepts last ~ hours $500 mead fetal for
veex thus far For sst wssk "a zoe
head Consigned thrsssh ears all Of which NswYork
10 cars Coed Choice - 1904 Inferior TO
Fair SIS 6Va4 io Western Lambs quiet; Canadian Lambs
TcSs-Recspts ast ~ sours were $50 head Total fs.
voef 675 head Fer time last 81
head Consignsd 10 10 Of which New
On sale 70 cars Light Pigs So 1903 so; selected
Yorkere $500 Selected edium weights 50 1905
Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 81 80 % ls stays 81 0Odt 50
1rm; all offerings sold.
Journat REPORTS cattsRecsipts 900 head shpmsnt:
LOW: market weak and l0c lower Fancy So ~, Beef
SoeS: e. Al a 81 90 stockers and IS Dos
csws Bulls and Mixed 81 7eo$3 co. Texas steers 81 90
Tsss- Receipts 10000 head, ship.ests 9oos hoad
kee and kixea So 1903 boz Heavy IS 40
u 10: Light g. 06 90 90 skips So 1904 ~
Shsst 5000 head snipnents 900 Market was
ioo lover Peer % Choice ~ z5 Western - 20
D 49, Texans 81 o0a$3 10: Lambs 81 6Od$0
st. LOUIS. Jan. 4-Cauts-kscspM ]. 800 head shin
nents b00t market was strong; Choioe Heay nsuxs
Btesrs 81 50 H. Far Coed Native Steers ~ 300
& 10 Eulchefs' stesrs. Medium 70 Chsce @ 1884 o.
ksckeFs snd Feeders fair good 81 90 co. Eansors
ordinary 70 Good 81 200W 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

LONDON Jan. a. o. m-Consols. l02 ll.l6 for money
bpd l02 is fer the accounts ATLANTIC and Great Western
krst mortgage certificates $3.50 Illinois Central
}2i Canadian Pacific 63s Erie. 2Ss DO second cons.s
iOOsl Ordinary 81 St Paul Common 7bi Tan
sa Northwest Land Company. pa PENNSYLVANIA. 557
heading 33 ri Mexican Central. ii2 Hudsons Bay Com.
Dany POS: Spanish as So, exdivdend. Bar silver is
quoted a. SLED per ounce Paris advicss quote per
Ssnt At 81 francs 80 confines for the account
BERLIN Jan AThe statement OF the ImperIal Bank OF
Germany specie OF 10 $40 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

BOND CHANGES.