davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Piknik W Baltimore

JaN W kazdym roku, tax i
W blezacym bedzie miafo pol.
skie Bractwo sw. Jozefa W
Baltimore " dniu % lipca pix
2lk W Muth- son Parku. RE.
czone Bractwo zaprasza ma
ten dzieli takze Rycerzy Pol
skich swiqtego Wojclecha O.
raz Bractwo S. S. aposto!6w
sluwl"lSzrzyzny Cyryla i Me
todego do wspolue.j zabawy.
Pochod z mlIzykq wyruszy
o GOO 1nie 9 po mszy sw. z
lSrs"ioi" sw st ,nisiawa Kost-
ki.
O l;czne zebranie uprasza.
Zarz d.
E. Zlamo1ysha
Sekretarz protokulowy,
Shakespeare Str. 1925.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

rozkrzewiac, wspoibraci swoich
uszlachetnac coraz wyzei
podnoS.c. Moze zywiG. Bog
wszystkich Aywi! | ty praco
wac mozesz ma chleb dla Gle
bic i zony dziatek twoich,
dla domownikow, dla goscia i
biednego.
Praca doskonali Gle l uzac-
MIA moralnie. Mad praca duch
twoj sic budzi, a rozum mad
rozmyslaniem przy cu31z'"nnych
potrzebach coraz wyzej sic
krzepi j doskonali.
Serce nasze wsrod piracy
znajdWe swoje uszlachetnienie
i ma zatrudnienie, ME zna
z}ych mysli brudnych musi
pinowaG mad niskielni ciafa
zachciaEkami. Czfcwiek pra-
cowity zawsze wesof / zado
wolnlony.
Prawda twarda nieraz jest
ia praca l wielu ludzi dzien
i DOC czuja jej ciezar;: ciernie
i gfogi rodzi i'm ty]ko ziemia,
a W pocie czo}a musza rraco-
wac ma kawalek chleba. A
jednakze stan taxi milszy Cd
prozniaka.
Noe sen pokrzepi twoje
zmeczone cz}onki, bedziesz
zdrow wesof, a dusza twc]a
ceraz doskonalsza j lepszq be.
die.
Wstyd pogarda ciazy ma
prozniaku. Proznlak cd zwie-
rzecia bezrczumnego sic nie
rozni, a 2eby ME duszs jego,
to mnieJ lnia1by wartcsci, DO
utrzymanie jego daleko dro2-
sze, a dziafalnosc mnie.ysza cd
piracy konia wofu.
Prozniaku, wstydz sic bye
samym Ia bozym Swiccie, gdy
wszystlSo pracuje wediug DO
lei wolf bedqc bez piracy i Ia
trudnienia; wstydz sic zzjadac
ch]eb codziennie, na ktory
wszyscy pracpla, (" ty W "a
mian mic dobrego dla wspol
nego dobra braci nie czynisz.
Zycie prozn'actwa czlowjeka
poniza i caiy krsj krzywdzi::
proznlak jest zakala ziemi.
Jest chodzqcy'n wstydem. Dob
re powletizial pew1en cesarz
pogahsIli: ,,ktedy W jakim "a
katku .>raIu czlowielS proznl-
je, t" W drugim lkqcia drugi Z
g}odu umiero, DO mu prozniak
zjada chleb jego".
Bogaty prozniailu = mole
gardzisz tym biednym, co u
lice Zamiata, a zapraNde ten
biedny wiecej korzysc, przy-
nos Cd Ciebie spoieczehstwu,
a przed Bogiem hez porowna-
MIA wierej macy cd Ciebie.
Me wstAdzmy sic vice lad
nej piracy, DO lSalda uszlachet-
MIA l zbogaca, Il prozniactwo
tylko upadla.
Kto Bogu ufa i ciagle pracuje,
| W poznej starosci nedzy ME uczuje,
Praca skarb najpewniejszy,
o niej miej staranie,
A bedziesz mia} chleb W zyciu
jeszcze zostanie!
Praca, to rodzlca mqdrosci,
zdrowia szczescia.
kto rano wsta.je, temu Pan
Bog da]e. JAI1 godne So "a
zdroscl spokoj duszy i zadowo-
lenie pracowitych. w sercu
ich blogosc, na .twarzy wese
lie.
Praca jest zaiste przykra,
bolq cd mel kosci. Praca Jest
c'erplenienl, puchna cd aiej
nogi i twsrdniejja reoe, Ale o.
woce .je.j blogie. Ona uszlachct.
MIA, daje uczucie wartosc Villas
MAJ upnwnins niann1lanIos. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Sprawy biezace

| Wa1a.s5uP P0louusoao obchodsqce.
GRUPA TOW. MONIUSZ-
KO 2 Milwaukee przesfafa
nam odpowiedz pa artykufy
Zgody W nrze Is i 25, kry-
tykujacq W zuchwa}y sposob
wystap!enie organu Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. Dziwna rzecz, IL
Tow. Monluszki, nawcfujac to
Rzqd Centrally, to Organ
Zwiazkowy W pismach publi-
cznych do porzadku, ME mo-
ze sic p o apa &C na tenn, IL
samo krzewi anarchia W sze-
regach Zwlazkowych. Jeaeli
byf powod do zazalen W jed
nym lub drugnm wzgledzie, to
naleza]o wytoczyc skarge
pred forum Cenzora, g1owy i
najwyzszej kontroll .pow#gi
us. Mar. Pol. Lekcewaza: So
bic zwierzchuosc Zwiazk.u a
pub]icZnle obrzuca]ac blo.em
jego urzednlkow, Moniuszko
gorszqcy przy0]ad warcho}st wa
i nlesubordynacSi daie innym
grupom, a Wia14ls przy tenn
ME chce i nie mo2u mu do
pomagac.
GAZETA KATOLICKA wy
tyka Wimuso1vl, ze on czasem
krytykuje postepowanie pol
sklch kapfanow, aprzeciez ona
sama teraZ otwarcie bierze
strone przeciw kapianowi ka
tollckiemu, t. ]. przeciwlSo ks.
Litworze W Bremond, Tex. =
Ale juz dawnie.j czesciej W
podobny sposob przeniewie-
rzyta sic swoim zasadom.
KS. HORACZEWSKI, lSto-
Try dawniej by} pr"boszczem
w Calumet, Mich, a poznlej
plzebywat W Northern, pelui
ter.z obowiazki wiIlarego u ks.
Rogozlnskiego, przy Hosciele
sv. Jadwigi W Milwaukee.
W NOUN CARMEL, Pa,
JUL dluaej nz rok przeszlo
400 ludzI ?ozosiaJc bez spo-
wIedzi, ktorzy ne lAaml W o.
czach oczekaj4 zmilowalma Bo.
lego poclechy reIig0neii. Ma
wet Stowarzyszenle sw. Sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

vice coraz WleceJ kosztu)e, a
wefna lakos coraz brudniejsza
Aastat tam teraz nowy 20 10
TEX, ktory sic mianowicie me
podoba ob. Katlewskiemu, ME
wolno jednej owcy wprowa-
dzlc do owczarni, dopoki ten
podatek Cd niel ME bedzie O.
Placony. Ludzie juz ME moga
zniesc takich srogich rzqdow
chca pos}aG delegate do wyz,
szej wfadzy, ably ich nie po-
zwolila nielitosciwie obdzie
rae.
ORGANISTA, co dawniej
trzymaf z Kropidlarzami, ME
chaj sic teraz, gdy go W kat
kopnleto, ME I.arzuca Wa,aso-
eri; ze skargami, chotby s'usz-
nemi, ma kropidlarzy. Jego
charakter to jaI1 choragiewka,
krecqca sic podfug wiatru.
Wl01us q takim zmicnnyn
czfowiekiem ME prague wejsc
w blizsze stosunki.
| u NANTICOKE, Pa, od-
bieramy korespondency9. po-
twierdzonq urzedowq riecze-
cia grupv Zwiqzkowej Patryo.
tycznej,-tresci nastepujacejj:
KS. Gramlewicz krotko
pred 4 lipca oglosi! z aMbo-
ny, ze kto W tym duiu wy
slapl Z parada, bedzie wyklu-
czony 2 'kosc;o]a boaego. A
wlec Towarzystwo sw. Stani-
slawa Tow. Putaskiego ME
wystqpify, ME chcqc uczcic
dnla, ktory dla wszystkich
obywateli Unii p6fnocno-ame-
rykanskiej powinien bye swie-
teu narodowem. Jednakae W
paradzle pikniku w1j7}j u
dzlaf nastepuIqce grnpy Iviaz-
kewe: X. 2. Mr.. 2, Coup, Pa
;riotyczna Tov X. jag ely i
Tow kosc. uszki.
KS, Gramlew!cA yzemprc-
dzej tel urzadzii Il, jow se kro-
p-dlarska i bawili sic w IeSie,
mile drogi Cd Nan'!cokc. Ten
Sejm lesny postal ma piI1nik
uarodowy profesora Sicrackie-
so, ktory zapisa1 daiecv szkol,
ne do kary, ze ME posz]y z
kropldlarzami. PZy tenn jedro
i drugie pobi', zakazujac po-
w'edzlec w domu, DO .jak pu-
wiedzq, to lepiej dostanq. Po,
TEN W niedziele dzieci przez
GAIA msza sw. kleczec musia-
ty. Srod nabozenstwa nauczy.
ciel Malikowskl wynios1 dwo-
je dzieci. ktore zemdlaiy, a
trzec,e, Maryanna Drozcwska,
talk zesfabfo, ze Jest rhora z
tel meczarni j musiano ia od-
dac pod opielSe lekarza Ma
chona Przefoaeni szkofy, chot
wldzieli mdIej4ce dzieci, kaza-
Ii reszcle swa kare wype]nic
Pan Drozowski pociagnqf rs.
Gramlewicza do odpo viedzial-
nosci pod sad l<ryminalny
stol on teraz pod $500 kuucyj.
W przyszlym numerze po-
danny z tel korespondencyi
wlecel rzeczY, rowniez bardzo
csekawych.
DETROIT. .-Ksi4dz Cichoc-
cl wypiera sic, by mial Jake
stosunLl 2 Zmartwychwstan-
cami j; mowi, ze .jua bardzo
dawno q mimi zerval stosun-
kl. Przyznaje sic nawet, be
ma synpatyq do n9rodowcow,
lecz gdy go zapytano, czemu
me wystapl otwarcie 4 ambo
ny, zachecajac do Zwiqzku, to
lufa,,,/ao s;o u,.;ae,.l ;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

ta podrozy t. d. beda i'm
w.,'nagrodzone i wszystkie ich
potrZeby zalatwione.
POWASNIONYCH woIno
godzic w Ameryce "a pien1a-
DE tylSo rzeczywistym Sc
dziom poAoiu. Ola c7ego zas
talk sic dzleje wyjasnl 'vazde-
mu rewien dobrodzieJ Gro
chowa zgadnDcie gdzie lezyD,
ktory godzii strony powasnio.
he IA te fatyge kaza1 sk}a-
dac nu swoje rece o6ary niby
ma ]akl"s swiete cele. Polak
10 Ame'yce gfosno go "a to po-
chwali}, ale miejski rzeczywis-
ty sedzla polubowy sqdzif o
tenn troche inaczej. Postal on
po niepowofarego rywala po-
licya j pckaza1 mu, iak tc mo-
via, pismo nosem Samozwan.
czy Justice Of peace udal sic W
poAo.ll przed sedzla rzeczywl
stym dr2qcq reHa wyplaci]
mu SO DOL, by nit ME wyto
czyf procesu. Przyskrzyniwszy
sobie raz dobrze palce, juz
ich wlecej miedzy drzwi ME
wtyka.
4 LISTU z Blossburga, Pa,
zarzuca]qcego nam upHedze-
ME do korespondencyi 2 te-
go miasta. domvslamy sic, he
zag;ne}a gdzie ma poczcje po-
sfana do Wiaruso koresponden-
eva, kt6rq MY, zdaniem Io-
"esponden.a, mlelismy rzrciG
do kosza. W niczasluzonej re-
frlmendz'e do mas wspomina
straplony autor, ze przytoczy1
W niej cos 4 mowy Tomasza
k9mlnskic5o z 3 maja. ktory
razem wiecel powledzial, ,jalS
wszyscy przewoanlcy pensyl-
wahscy ~ ]-wspomniaf o ma
.Jqcej sic budowac w Morris
Run drugiej szkole, co znowu
spotyka liza przeszkody re 'stro,
ny hlerarchii koscielnej ild.
W koncu ow niezadowolony
wyrazil nadzie1e, ze Polah u
Ameryce lub Zgoda te kores-
pondencya przyjmie, lecz zda-
je sic, ze W odnosnych re-
dakcyach naprawde rzucono ia
do kosza, DO w zadnem z
wspomniauych pism ,je) ME
znalez!ismy. Chyba 3e jake
cuda minneapolitansxie dziejq
sic . ia korespondencyq /.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Piknik
polski W dniu 4 !ipca odbyl
sic bardzd wspaniaIe. Wlaru'
sy bardzo SIC bawily az do
poznej noes Mlodziez tutel
sza zaczyna sic Srzqtac kolo
zaiozenia grupy kawalerow
Polskich .-Niechaj sic Pola-
cy ME bolR by "a czytanie
Wlausa byll wyllluczenl 4 kos
clola; to tyll,o kropidlarzc talk
gadajq, aaeby |liwusomi szl<o-
dzlt za to, ze o Mich pisze
prawde, ktora kolc w o.
czy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Redakcya ekspedycya Rogage Carimona uic WinonaNnp

wledziaf co Ea to odpowie.
dzlec. -~ Olszewski ME wyda.
]e gazety w Toledo, lecz cze-
ka az nadejdq wybory, wtedy
fu przez pare tygodnl zacznie
poltykowac przez gazette.
ri WILKESBARRE odebra-
lismy zareczenia Cd trzech ma
Ware zasfngujacych obywate-
Ii, De ks. Klonowsk1 w nauce
podczas 40 godzinnego nabo-
zenstwa jaknajwyrazniej wy
stepowaf przeciw Zwiazkowi
Mar. Pol. Ae ten, co tenn
naplsat sprawozdanie do Via
1'1sa. pmle pisac i to dose bic
gle. Fakta podane przez Wa
szlNa wszyscy potwierdzaja. =
W tym przypadSu wiec x. G..
nledzwledzIa przysluge wy
swiadczyf swemu przyiacielo-
WI a przytem minaf sic navet
Z s przykazanicm. - 81 ta-
c1/Iceoc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

ZABICI W Pennsylvania ME-
dali ko Shamokin ma kolei
Northern: Jan Tof, Wcjciech
Cingera, Jozef Stick, Jan
Warga i Pawei Hornat, sami
Polacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
GRAIN And PRODUCE M4RnE7S
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The usual holiday dulness certainly took possession
OF the Produce Exchange markets Saturday and the
Chicago Board Of Trade closes until Wednesday there was
little disposition here to undertake important operations
Cash wheat entirely nominal because the absence
Of business and the trading fell below ESQ 900
bushels Easier foreign markets and selling the West
led of small fractions, the loss was
about recovered reports OF export purchases Ba
The close firm in tone, with February at
81 O4 81 and March 81 06 L. down 1-s cent the
other months unchanged follows December 81 OF 81
January 81 03 IA, May 81 o. and June 81 0s IL After
the Official close there trading May options
small concessions. Corn the spot was 1.46i-2
cent lover and shippers less greedy buyers taking
only $4,000 bushels Dulness ruled in the speculation
and prices declined from their weight for
other The market closed of IL Deem
Der at &c 2 3S FOR January az 49, Ia for February
46 Is. and Is cent for May at As 10 cents. Oats
were eless and heavy, the options ending OF IA for
January 81 1-s and February 80 Is and is cent?
for May 80 5s cents There OF 500 tierces
Of spot lard but whether for export is
About 1000 tierces, however. taken Louis
for Liverpool This toned the market and the options
advanced point Sc 80 for January, and 7c9 points
March IS %. April - "a. May and June - %.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported Saturday
al New-YOrk Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
follows Wheat lS,432 bushels 277 $50 bushels
oat % 695 bushels total grain, 392 ol0 bushels -four
1882 packages. A. Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 81 520 bushels; corn. 427T74
bushels oats, 1911 30s bushels grain Cos bush
els hour, 1850 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. % (speciaD.-" Old Hutch' was too
sick to come up on the RoOr but well enough TO
get down town and TO sell nearly 900 bushels Of
wheat at about 81 0S IL. II the old gentleman had
been little sckcr than he was and had been kept up
town, tho bull manoeuvres might have worsed better
than they did TO advance prices. Schwartz. Dupeo
a Co.. Mlhine, Bodmsn & Co., and Jones. Kenneth "
Hopkins, houses identified In the public mind with
Reams trading. Fairbanks. began buying about
noon. The May option: which had opened at ~ OF 81
touched ~ OF II. and sold up TO 81 o. IL. There
The Hutchinson selling was met. Jones. Kcnnett &
Hopkins took 500 900 bushels schwartz, Dupee
Co fully much. Milmne Il Co. not much less, but
IL did not avail Hutchinson's selling al 81 0S IL
seemed to be more than anything could overcome
soon afterwud the holiday fun began and -four bonn
harding took the place Of trading May closed yes
terday at 81 Os 4. On the curb II 81 0S. Corn
was weak and dull. Nav opened az 37d37 Ia. and
closed at 81. The incident In the provision crowd was
an advance in December Land "a 81 30. the January
selling al the time al - December lard closed
az rs % There was little trade In the option nOt
over 500 tieIces changing hands In the open market
The close rather indicates private settlement of tbs
outstanding shortage. There We're only 5000 hogs &C
the yards, and prices were cents higher There Is a
llte anxiety among the January shorts In lard This
also helped the advance May pork opened and
closed az Sl3 50. May lard opened at 81 % and
closed at -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
COURT OALBNDA RS-TODAY.

% rs ~ % a. 81 90 So g. 60 49, r. 81 SO g. 90 o.
iis ss 1 lss 1gs g; SgS gS$ $50 r.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL THRM- Recess
SUPREME CouET-sPkcI TkRM,PARI before Barrstt
SUPREME CouRT-spHclAL TERN-PARr H. Before Ingra-
SUPREME COURT CIRCUrT-PART I.-Before Lawrence j.
SUPREME CorRT-CRcUT-PAK II-Before Patterson, j.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuu-PAR III.-Before o'Bnen, j.
Adjourned until January Z. 1889.
SUPREME CouRT-C IRcuT-PARr IV.-Before Beach, j.
SUPERioE CoURr-GExERAL TERS-Adouned until Jan.
IS" sUpERios couRr-sPEcAL TERM-Beiore Truar. Mos
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-PARr I-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Adlourned for
SUPERIOR CoUR1-TRIAL TERM-PART II1.-AdJourned for
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr Iv.-Adjourned for
sURRocArEs CoURr-Betore Ransom. s.wns Of William
'e fOr Pro6ate"Ws Of r. Robertson Francis Lamou
caret and b. Jaeger, 1890 Christian schwarez
CoMMox PLEAs-GEvgRAL TERM-Adiourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcnL TERM-Before Van Hoesen, J.
COMMON PLEAs-EouITY TERM-Before Bookstaver J.
Adjourned until December 26.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI TERM-PART I.-AdJourned for the
COMMON PLKAs-TRlAL TERM-PAET u.-Adourned for the
cry CoURT-GEyFRAL TERA-I-Before McAdam, c. J..
Nehrbas and Browne. JJ-Appeas from orders and udg
CRY CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-Before Ehrch. Motions;
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr L-AdJourned for the
CRY CoURr-TRAL TERM-PARr T.-AdJourned for the
CITY CouRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr III.-Adonrned for the
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-PARrs l.. II. and III-Ad-
iOurned for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

HE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
AS was anticipated the monetary situation con-
tinues 10 develop remarkable ease for the closing
days of the year. The common rate for called
money during all OF last week was per cent
with the extreme rates per cent and per cent
Money, however abundant at per cent for
loans extending into the year, and lenders
into time loans at the same rates All efforts
to establish per cent rate for the rcma inder
Of the year have failed. because Of the abundance
of the supply In one instance where the at
tempt was made the lender carried over IA bal
ance Of S3.000,00O The movement of currency
10 the South last week unusually large for
the season, but most of that was made throu Oh
the agency Of the Treasury, that the Sub
Treasury statement of Friday evening reflects il
well rs the exports of gold and that state
ment showed net gain from the banks for the
week OF only S005, 900. IL is quite possible, how
ever that the rates for call loans next week may
rule a little firmcr, but the conditions Warrant
anticpations of anything approaching strin-
gency even for that short period.
The Treasury disbursements for interest on
January ] amount 10 81, O00 900, and IL is not
improbable that checks for the registered por-
tions thereof will be issued early in the week
from the National banks IL thus ia- mas not been
done. only TO the extent that banks have
rendered them By the sale 10 the Government Of
the bonds deposited security. IL should not
need to be explained, at this late day, that that
operation results in a payment OF cash from the
Treasury vaults TO the amount Of the difference
between the purchase vrice sof. the bonds and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
IS, 1881 900 1851, 900 14,o15, 900

Lowest at Stock Exchange, 81 IA cents
Refined oil was quiet. but prices were unchanged at
80 cents per gallon in New-YOrk and 100 cents In
Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
PRODUCE MARKET.

LIvIRPooI. Dec. 222 D. m.-Beef- Holders offer moder
atey PorkIIoders ofer freely Hams Holders offer
ngly. Holders moderately l4s
long and short clear mdde So To IS lbs dull 42s long
and short clear mddes As "a so lbs duh ass shoulders
steady at AS. Cheese-Hoiers Offer sparingy Tall0w
There 10 nothing Offering Spirits OF turpcnne- Holders
ofer moderately steady at s6s Cd RoSn-odcrs Offer mod
emely Iarl-spot-fn poor demand futures Holders
ofer moderately prime Western spot steady 81 s. S5d Jan
moderately Four-ln fair demand and
Holders ODER sparney Western. December duh az
a. 5'sd January steady 2sd February srcOy lid
Hops AT London New York Holders offer moderately.
LONDON Dec 22spirits of turpentne. sos I'D per
ANTWERP Dec 22-wilcox's lard closed AZ loo francs
Confines per 100 kilos
AwKiP Dec 29-Petrosum pale American 10 france
70 confines paid and sellers
Dn4kxN. Dee 22-Hstrole,lu- - marks 60 Dfen,ixA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 22-2 p. mCottonThe sac. Of the day
included 700 bales American Futures closed quiet
-MiddlngLow Middlng clause December deliy
cry 2O6sd sellers December and January delivery 1864
81 ers January and February delivery 1860 sellers
February delivery 1886 sellers: March aud
April delivery 20-64d sellers; April and May delivery,
2lb4d buyers May and June delivery, 1854 selers
delivery 2564d sellers July aud August
delivery. Z664d. buyers.
GALVESTON Dec. 22.-Cotton steady. Middng 9a; Low
Middng Good Ordinary $40. net and receipts
$50 bales exports Great Britain 1882 bales sales 9ss
bales stock. 55055 bales
NORFOLK Dec 22-Cotton quiet Middlne 9a net and
gross receipts 240 bales exports coaswse. 7GO bales
sales. L. 6i bales; stock 1904 bales.
SAVANNAH Dec 22-Cotton quiet. Mddling 8 Low Mid.
ding Ordinary 77s net and receipts 39OS
bales exports 200 bales cOaswse 1861
bales sales - bales stock, ,SOl bales.
ST LOUIS Dec. 22-Cotton quiet Middling. 7-l6; Low
Middpg 1916 Good Ordinary ll6 net receipts 2S03
bales gross receipts bales shipments 2l4 bales
sales. J, $50 bales stock IL 81 bales
NKwORIyAss Dec 22-Cotton steady. Mddins, sS;
Middng 81 Good Ordinary, sis net receipts 4o09
bales gross 476 exports Great Britain l23O4
bales coastwise 24oO bales sales 5000 bales STOCK
2972Sl baes
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec 22-2 m.-Consols 81 116 for money and
974 for the Atlantic and Grea. Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 3J Canadian Pachc %
Ere 2Gs Mexican Ordinary f3; St Paul Common. 90
HEADING 2l's Pennsylvania. 54s.
Spanish As 72's.
The OF discount in the for both short
three months bills Is AZ per
Money, "a % 80. per
silver ~ quoted at AZ B. Cd per
The o. bullion gone
Anoe to-day 10 4s5o.000
Psris Advoes quote per rentoa 1t 80 francs 80
foI s ssd sxsAang 80 On Lsadsu rs
sHfOentfmes Tor chsekA
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The bank exchanges the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks sold New Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years, compare follows;
Dec. o. 'sG Dec "a 49, Dec % 49,
Exchanges sCO4 76S 529 s545. j964S1 $500. SAC 3Oi
no. shares sold 1.S0s. 90 775.lo7 1855 Gil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
Gold coin and bul.

Net syal'O' s11o .os $40 s1oe CTS Dec 80
BANKS CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations of the New-Yor< Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended Friday evening, which in
cluded receipts of 81 ,O6 ,545 for gold bars taken
from the Assay Office for export and s2,325, 900
for exchange on Southern and Western Sub-Ireas-
uries and the payment of 81 81, 933 for purchased
bonds, the New-YorlI banks lost S9ss, 6s5 cash.
Yesterdays bank statement Of averages for last
week shows loss of 81 s6s, 400 cash, and confirms
our estimate Of the situation week ago: The
actual cash holdings at the close Of business Friday
December la were at least So, 600, 900 smaller
than the sum reported as the average of the week.
and indicates that yesterdays statement OF the
average of this week is only little better than
the actual condition last Friday evening An in
crease Of 81 81 $500 in loans, makes the reported
decrease in deposits $50, 200 about 5000, 1000
greater decline than the other changes call for
The statement results in loss TO the surplus
reserve of So 397 500 and leaves IL at 1874 625,
against s9,o36,4OO December "a, 1887, and
s7232 200 December "a 1896.
The changes for the week Of se7 were az
follows: Loans increase $500, cash increase
SLIT, 900, deposits increase s27O, 600 and sur
Plus reserve" increase 81, i 0s, 900. The changes
for the week of 1886 were: Loans decrease
s52O9 500, cash increase 81, 701 200, deposits
decrease s2.OS9, 200, and surplus reserve in
crease So, 224, 900; and the changes for the week
of 1881 were: Loans increase s4s5, 700, cash IN
crease s2444, 7OO deposits increase s2,52O, 500,
and surplus reserve" increase 81, s14bO0.
The statement compares with those of corresponding