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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
.ueercerrI srRIxa oP1H1YG.

The opening days this week at Simpson, ora"iolu
s,,nnson,s have attracted large crowds In spipe VI INC
pleasant weather The millinery department. oi s
sa long been deservedy popular, and the seenon
- trimmed bonnets aud hats Is now repieee win
stvIes imported from French houses Among many 800
bonnets was little capote Of fsceted Jet oeaoA rue
ed tulle and trimmed with full soft rosetses Of p.
mink eros grain ribbon Small gypsy pokeS ',inno1
a. .satan bows and fine capotes Of black tue ana
Of straw stylishly trimmed. 10 wear win co1 go 80
and other styes and mourning bonnets are shown In
department. as well as untrimmed oonhes' a"N
eowers pumes and ribbons In great variety
number Of handsome gowns in faille Francois oiseA
lao, and other dressy materials and gowns OF cashmere
a other woods for walking and general wear are touno
=, the anti department. large portion OF the store u.
S.oed 70 wraps and jackets. Newmarkets and misses
ciosks The fashionable short shoulder wraps OF inc
sason with and without long tab fronts are shown IN
velvet lace fale Frsncais and satin duchesse' win
elaborate trimmings Of jet passementere ana JET so
Touormade Jackets are displayed with and without
YES. in all the fashionable cloth shades OF the seA
especially In mahogany. gobelinblues SUEDE Color snu
. srav Fascinating little gowns for children are mace
~ tinted cashmercs and plaid surahs In the oencS'e
shades OF the spring. The array u oH
stvsh and attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALING@
The grain speculsona possessed little vim yesterday ana
the bulls found only trading shorts TO sell TO In spite
OF generally favorable conditions Cash wheat held steady
and shippers took 900 bushel The options opened
under the influence reports Of ne weather at the
West but rallied on increased stir among exporters
the light receipts and talk about the favor
able statistical position OF American wheat specu-
laton was moderate, however. only 2soo,0oo bushels
changing hands and In the late trading weak tone was
developed The closing prices irregular March being
Is cen: better 9S, April unchanged at the same
figure and a other 1eal2 cent lower as follows;
May 50 I-2 June SO SIS; July, 81 IA August SO S4i
September 81 rs; and December 80 49, The cash corn
markets remained quiet but firm In tone and sales OF
"a 900 bushels were made TO exporters The options
opened OF 1-Sa14 cent but subsequently, rallied l2a7S
cent on but the late movement was down
ward and the close weak May Of 90 7.s was LIS
cent better June and July at 30 12 and September az
SO 6s were unchanged while August at 80 "a cents was
OF Is Oats on spot maintained steady tone Tho
options were dull but heavy and ended with losses OF
14a12 cen. at 80 IA March, IS for April and 81 12
terces for export the options barely steady and
ended shade lower tn some follows April
and May, 81 ss June, 81 % July 81 81; August 90
September and December, IS o.
The Produce Exchange viii be closed to-day, but VIII
be open tomorrow.
Tho receipts of grain and nour at NewYork. Baltimore
Philadelphia and Boston reported yesterday were as fol-
lows: Wheat Ioees bushels; corn. "a o04 bushels DATA
1856 bushels total grain 174e57 bushels -four AZ oil
packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and St Louis the
rivals Wheat 81 63s bushels io3 sea bush
els oats 103 635 bushels total grain .295o32 bushels
flour o. 957 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

FLUCTUATIONS NARROW AND SLUGGISH.

Thursday, March 20-p. N.
The stock market was quiet ana reatureleSs
TODAY and the fluctuations were narrow ana
rather sluggish. In the carly dealings the ae-
cline in the ooal shares was continued for few
minutes. but the danger of too LIBERAL selling
was ouiokly seen and after Lackawanna had
been driven down about per cent ana tne o1n-
ers small fractions, there was an evident nest"
ton. The rally was not spirited, but LacKa-
wanna closed unchanged, Delaware ana HUDSON
3s and Jersey Central 2 per cent nlgner. as
if to prove the character Of the early saies' he"u
inc moved upward from the start and t. uched
;.s lowest noint only little while after the
other coal shares had reached their hignest hg-
rres The interest in these stocks waned per-
centiblv. however, and IN no instance ala Tue
transactions equal those yesterday. ot raui
u,as the most active stock, and 1t closed un-
changed. while Reading and Erie, which were
second and third respectively, closed l-2 per cehI
higher The final changes, IN Mc" VT oimost
advances although the So last prices "efe A'O'
~ Thsrs was little news of sufficient importance
IN affect the course of prices Inc steaulhess "a
the market was aStren'eS o others to buying for
tha short account II Is probable that some OF
the small traders protected their contracts on se
eve Of holiday, but the strength cnSU fcp Eu
ronean account There are many sXceIlrnt red
sons why foreign capital should ses rsonent heavy
ia nnh,TS The conversion Of the British deot
which seems to be certainty directs the at;gn
tic; Of careful investors in Europe on 70 the outlay
InaH pl ot syrnvising therefore that inquiry from
abroad Is becoming impatient from eny TO TO
day It would REQUIRE little cn seenrites Which
start an soe enpv reach unusual proportions The
shipments have been sufficient THUS far 70 oe
the spring Of spsrbe y intelligent action
tapor Ir e.nes on financial subjects might give
Stimulus 81 witch seems to be eagerly awaited
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Small sales of Government bonds resulted " .
decline Of is to Ia per cent In the GOLD issues
T-he oIosnu quotations were as follows
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There were no transactions in State bonds VI

There were no transactions In state oonos' ~
ctv bank stocks Ninth National sola We ~ ~ 81
American Exchange tej az 90 anu 4"ei'""
at l45. - ,.ox. ac,tva hut
the demand was sufficient 70 cause
sdvances in the issues esteemed most uesitaoiis
az stment or speculation. Erie second consols
lof ~ s'a ner cent TO 90 Ia Newlork Central
aebentures liz to 100 and West shore IS VIZ
10 iAtnnntsin IS rose i-2 per cent 10 %, Nils,
i irvr Kansas and Texas consols 70 vs. anu ~
General 5s gained IA at SIS 81 while genera Is
yielded the same fraction 70 "a ga moo emf
rsnaaa Southern seconds gained l per cent snd
fractional advances were common. Inc pTlnicip ra
assIinrs were 2 per cent In Green Bay, Winohs
and ST. Paul incomes ana 90 IA o. A-'
Arkansas and Texas hrsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Penn Mar 49, Nansnai Tsansit az !,
.n.n.d a. eeiat Highest s7ss osesI sot eioseL v
sea 7a3 COO barrels ssaraaosA $3.50 ps.. ss
ters as s52 barrels shisnsau ea'tos SAf''' '4'
trYsaras penn March 2s.-Pstrossm active pn' nfn'
Tstlsna Transit csrunc<tss opchsA ~ o. ~'S~% -
ktghss B7szs lowest 80. .,..-,a-..o, s,.rt,sn.t..
BRADFORD, Penn. Mar ~ nstons AZ =. lsrssI
o.sssd AZ S6s ana rossf Al ~ hifhsss ~ y 49,
IA, cIsarspces 3.2s6 200 1arrsis .., ...,s...,..
Trrsrnix Pesn Mar 2eN.tienai transit csfuno@tas
s,snsd A. So hishsst s7i lowest soa; ciossd st%
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rupopEAs PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtvxuroot Mar 2s--s. 50 D Beef and Perk- Holders
AVER freely Hans Hoidess efsr mossratev long cut
sasy ~ les al Hsldsra offer soderstely Cum
bsrsna 1i ga ODER nSaesas.y
Hodss osr freely LArdspsf and ohers oner
nedrrz,sIy Prime w stern spel March. Apfi aAe Nay
s,sssv .f 3ss B Heidsrs ofer nodersteiy tou-
THs sppy s good Csrn-ssot asd Futures asss onsr
,nsosratex Mixed Western urn ~ "a $40 mksen
frn At "A lad Hops a. Lsndon-Nev-fsrk s~'e-fo'f
inspos. March a. p m.-spiris Of Turpentins a7A
3D. per cwt
Money ls az per cent 49,. 49,. ,.u. A..
s rsie sf ,lscoapi open MARKET tor snort ps
1 l, psf cent short bills lralk per cent q,
xsTwRar d4rcn 25-Wicsxs lard closed ~ VI Hsnos
per 100 kioss ....,. A,nsvtosr Id
frsno, al 1, osntimss paid ana ss.era .....-.
HKTnKN. Mar. 29-Pstroeam- marks % ptssnt~
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an ,,nu,s., sso 200 rhoma. B. De Torss. was

asa 600 liabilities esq ooo Thomas B. De Forese WA
president ana Henry g. De Forest secretary.
The Ncwbura Electric lighting Company Of Newours
NJ Y Of which Arthur " wtsie was formerly treasurer
hiss had judgments entered against IL In New-York Ciu
eyega,nr sle 100 In favor OF following creditors
THOMSON Houston Electric Company. e201s4; z r
Uampsou. 5000; J. r. Emery. ss,eo7; Homes Bos'f
A HAYDEN sse32: w. d. Dlckey. s1,s16
George A. Glaen1er. dealer In bnc-aorac and deeora
lions at No. ~ East Twentiethst MADE an sssleh"sn
as,a,axv to rhomas O. JenkA Ho was formerly Of the
Arm Of H. e. Hartweu Co.. from which ne witnoro"
in March 1884. He said TO have been workihs
under the disadvantage limited capital ana ms Gus
toners were largely those who made him wait ior Day
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OBITUARY.
: urr,rn 1ouN q nRIIMGoOLE.

~. paw John C. prumgoole rector Oh the MISSION
- the Immaculate Virgin for Homeiess Doss,
rassyests place and Great Jonss-s'.' "eu On ,s
- .-.r,r. His death Was due to pneumonia
"a h,a sickness was m exceedingly snort one no
ee,enr,scd mass on Monday morning, ou' oeoame
ssrsousiy sick during the day. though sun'''"s
till Tuesday afternoon 49,. c. .,
ronssord Ireland, In 1897. and came to this country
-nus = Inv He was for some time sexton o' ."
n,yy,s Church, and began his education ior inc
uysssthood ii St. Johns College, Fordham- famly
ss,rx compelled him to leave his studies Tor time,
ana he completed them at last at the seminary Vi
Our lady Of Angels, at Niagara
In Is7l Father Drumgoole asked permission OF
Achbshop McC ioshey to establish mission Tor poor
children wishing especially TO devote hmseii 10 'n'
care of street boys who had no homes or such
"A werc as bed as none. Some months before tue Oh
Vincent Dc Paul Society had established Win sun
usr purpose the ST. vincent's kewsDoys Loos'n'
uouss Al No SO warrenst., but 1t had not beer
wholly successful Father Drumgoole now ohereo U
take charge Of the institution BIS management y
,h. ,,rnrhouse was so successful that 1t soon nae
TO b enlarged, and its name was changeo 70 >.
v,ncent's Home for the Protection OF Homeless ant
Destitute Boys
Even the enlarged quarters were soon ihs.'. ,o..
and TO raise the necessary funds for new ouiion.
Father prumgoole established St. Joseph's unlon'
a hsvan the public alton of little paper called Tit
Homeless Chds This paper is stu issued anu III; t
xubsc rpt.on 10 Il, % cents, constitutes tne a.
member OF 81 Joscphs Union and entries MN ~ -
priviicge which consist In the spirituSt
HE masses said under It's direction inese 9nahte
dollars were the foundation OF the fund that ehsO
Father Drumgooe 70 build The fine Msss and @ Gr e
sanss 81 and they slll form large part OF JUS SUP
,o as the paper is sent TO every par OF The new
mission was opened in December l55l Duiihs, ~,
aext year Father Dumgoole bought ooS acrGs Oh ~
on Staten Island and established pranen pa y"
~arS rndsr the name OF the Mount Joretto arm,
More recently branch mission has been e,SA ,has
IN Harlan This branch is for girls only anu tnds ;
Isfayeitc place for boys. while both are receNsu 20
Mount Loretto farrn. arm. , ansfu uv INV
Al the time OF his deah Father Drnmgo1,its wa sn
making plans for labor exchange 10 proNine 81.
ploymenf for such boys were TOO o,d 10 say 81
mission These and AL the other pans o. ms hdv
,riil he earrled out by his SUCCESSORS. Inc pouy
Father Drumsoole win lie in state a. 's m ASH 4
morrow and Sunday. The Office for the deSn VI
begin At the Cathedral at 8 a. m on 1ohn,HS, 81
there win be a high of requiem az ~ ee,eprae
nv Archbishop Corrigan Inc puiai win O0
Mouut LOretto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
DANIEL s. ouIMBY.

Daniel g. ouimby, stove and crate manufacture, az
genry ana Poplar sta, Brooklyn for many years oleu
yesterday as No. i7e Lvngstonst at the age OF seventh
two He was born at Marlborough N " ano wea' "
proosivn NJ the are OF fourteen He entered business
,.h his father ana succeeded him About three years
arc ne hsd to retire. owing to llhealth He dieo rom
brouchttis Mr. ouimby q member OF the ola SANDS
Street Methodist Episcopal Church and one OF t
% 80 ss,ongsa 10 the Society OF Old Brookyntea He
i.ft three soas and daughter The funeral VIII DO On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 20 (specaD.-Wheat started out as Q
weather and wound ND a. Hutchinson market to-day
From the opening II eenss the May option declined 70
10 5-5934 Friday being . holiday. and there being
disposition In consequence TO even I'D. there was
enough buying TO the price back TO "a cents and
little above considerable buying Of corn here and
AZ New York helped toward the rally OF II IA cents
for May Hutchinson bought within . few minutes
perhaps 100000 bushels II had little influence on
the price May did touch n Ia but closed al ~ is9
Ia Cash corn was excited 1t New-York. due 70 the
pressure from, the April shorts there who are without
any No 2 grain with which 70 III their eontrscta II
had some effect here. The Chicago stock OK NO Ia
as everybody Knows small, and the aggregate shortage
for May vast The re rips here in the morning were
for salurdaywo days insgecon.sre only Use cara n
and down nefyOusy. started TO advance The close
" Proyi sions were somewhat Affected By corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
TILE PETROLEUN MARREE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANOE ob rHiOho'
The crude certificate market got upon us rect yee
a.v although the bears active Of times Id surviving
70 check It's Improvement There was iesseng Oh inc
pressure to sell long oil, however ana thefe meie 80.
ons that the bear party had sold much oil that they
d,a M. nossess Considerable loans were made nat
and a. the end there eager borrowing oenanu
which carried rates premiums OF 90 Genus anu u
nor ooo barrels for tho Of certificates Prices a.
the opening were So 14aS5 LIZ cents, against 90 90
cents wednesday night and sharp rally OF over cent
followed The subsistence Of the panicky feeling was que
- .ror,s that the Crawford well at 6axonburg. which
had flowing on wednesday at the rate OF ABOUT loo
barrels an hour was 10 85 barrels an hour re-
newed attack was made the market In the aternooh
partly based upon raid railway shares ana parity
on sensational reports Of reduction In renhed OIL fo
this depression prices quickly recovered TO the pest ng
ures the day and closed firm, with evidence Oh
ly increased short interest
The facts regarding the refined market simply oro THESE
Owing 10 the Of available vessel room AZ ts
mort for some time persons who have been carrying re-
fined oil purchased the Standard became pressed Ior
funds and resold lots 12G7 So cents per gal
lon The Standard holds It's figure unchanged az %
cents and the market steady in tone TIE spot markets
abroad are weaker owing to arrival Of some Import
ant carcoes which the views Of cash holders Ihe
IS no feature Of the export trade which warrants expeea
ton Of concessions refined az first kands although Oh
course decline In crude making Sufficient
progress would affect that market the saNonouTg
eusher was reported declined TO ~ barrels an
hour In the afternoon and good judges DO not tnnk
that it will open up any territory OF importance IL
, mot be wise 10 assume that bull producers party
are TO remain on the defensive but In the present
weak holders liable be subjected 10 scares on ned
news and there the speculative combination
to-day that at the winters heght-a faet which
restraints outside support
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
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co,,pr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

s,-vrxxr CorEr-cHAxBRRs Adjourned Tor the terH-
svrerNE CouIT-sPzclAL TKEM = Aojoorsea ior VIZ
SUPREME couRr-srEcrAL TEnxPAsr IL-Adiournsd '''
SUPREME couEr--crRcurr-PAnr IAdiournsd until sat
fost tina
sSssS,on cerHr-sPEcIIL TiRx-Bsfers o'eoruan. IL
coMsex PLEIs-spxclAL TrEx-sefors Allen. ''-N'
day caienie Ter. .s,ournsd for
the - ...u.-..a foy tne tsrm
couRT OF GENERAL SEssioss-rARr i.-Ao9suiho1 ''-
co 1s or GENERAL SESSIONS - PART IL-Asournea
for the c.o- ryr - Adjourned
fort he n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
nIrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

rx.c.n~,esxmzp John j. Adarns has sued Henry s.
r. ana HI. partner George H. stayner for $4,000 for
srvtoss - sAeir attorney from the time Of their assign
,,s.t IN Angus. until January. He eays that when
,..~a,nSs we're begun Tor the indictment Of Ives he
endersd Important prevent the Indictment
,ra hat Ives was not indicted The case came before
Tuss,ce Inxrshan in the Supreme Court speeiA Term
vssterdsy on . motion behalf Of the defendants Tor
I'm az psytcrlsrs The motion WA opposed 90 oensli
q M Adams 90 the allegation that is was mace lo'
ouauv "a annoyance Ths decision was reserved
PsssG1ns Justice Van Brunt In The Supreme court
rA.nbsra vsserdsy reserved his decision on motion
sssfsras7 On motion on behalf Of Maurice b. Curtis.
WIS has achieved tame on the In the part OF saml
Pssen' 70 yseste judgment Diminishing ms complaint
suit against John b Jefery. Of Chicago. for damages
ios sixnder and false imprisonment
George T. Hall. assignee Of claim OF the rlk
EaHsnA Bank Of city. obtained 40 attachment yes
tsseay Presiding zsice Van Brnt OF the Supreme
Os.rr sssinst property Of the state National Bank
q hAs'se n. O. Tue claim Is for 80 539 40 on arsi'
"a me Hafseik National Bank made BY the defendant
wnisa cana hte possession OF the PARK National
Bank.
'a"set was yesterday granted against INC
. s',ss hksdrafe Company, At No 30 Chambers
g. 1's-Hzhan, cenn, BY Judge Van BronL OF
- e10's1' Court for slo.s25 IN favor u w. H. De
sof'>. u. unarI'she'sn Stxton made levy on the
- 80, Se".,oIk tteteL Tho company incor.
-. $3.50 lss*' with capital stock Of $4,000
- -" 'nhs1 statement aisd last Juiy showed assets
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Pxoata March 20 torn arai Hx. MIA shess sc
10 swhise 81 .ssiao ays dull No 267asse wnissss ,
snsn oats $40 bnsh Rys sosA barley 40, oash
sSip.snts-usra ls.sco busA oss fsloo euah Barley
l,20o sush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
THE COURTS

THE FATHER WANTS HIS CHILD AGAIN.
writ of hsbeas corpus was obtained yesterday oy NOT
top Il Horr from Justice Patterson Of the Supreme Court
ouiring his wife, Msrgarcte L. Horr " Se 70 court
their child Elsa NJ Horr. two and onehaf years olo'
win yisw to having Infant placed In his eustoay
Mp Horr who is graduate OF Cornell University ana Is
nr,ssing lawyer In Cleveland. Ohio, says that aitef
their marriage In September. 1884 he and his wife veo
torssheY until March 1885 Then as she was IN Ill heain
ara ven, Win her mother with consent TO visit her
relatives In Germany taking the babe with her. ehe 10
fused 70 return 10 him Recently he sscertaneo tns' %
hsd returned TO country last November bringing 'n
shd with her He says that she has nseaeo hersen
and Elsa from him since and although her mo'ne
has repea edly epsrested her 70 ieurn 70 nun sne nas
fused 10 DO 90 learned that she and her mother anc
the child living with her fsther Louis Bernard al
wlnseld Long Island He there last TUESDAY ana
AFFAIR much persuasion permitted TO sec his little
oauahter IN the presence OF Bernard and woman ne
ava that his wife and child are now living al NO QUO
Rlseckerst and his wife refuses to let him see
Elsa Hs lawyers Warner 4 Fseyer. Of No e2 william
st. presented his petition the Judge and the child VIII
probably be taken 70 court to-day.
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.-,,rrAn r1sAyoiAL MARKETS.

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL kAnrEra
-, NJ % "A n ~ --Cobscla iol IL l6 fer money aad
the Account Atlantic aaa orsA' Metsrs nrss
H,x,oas Ordinary 64k, 81 Paul common 'is ns~nhx
2f4 .r.r, Bank az N
,.na an balance today 10 2l220oo - .~.....x
Ths baIlon the Bank 81 kpttno nss ~ 80
ss.sooo during As pAst ws The s ess 49, vac vac
reserve To uksfntJ WINCH @$s 49, w.
AZ al psr eenL 10 now 81 o. psr oenk . .. . m 49,.
Paris ssvoss sasts per esat rssns ~ 81 nsaes ~
account znc excnahfo % S~h1'" - - -~~
24L oent for checka ....-... q, an. p.,k as
rancs shsWs az Increase Of issov01 fraaos in shvsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock FIX
change, Cotton Oil Trust certificates were . acuse
1928, from % to 2e i-2a27 H. George Pscihc
seconds sold (Ss, 000j st 40 and 4s 5-4 MsAcsn
National frsts, trust certificates ls5o,eooI AZ
AZ l-s and 40 la Florida Railway and Navigation
Il O0l at IA, Western National Bank 80 a. Va "a,
and, among mining shares, Horn Silver l,oool az
81 Iron Silver (40Oj as So 90, Plymouth Oonsol,
dated Il OOj at 81 IL l-2 and Yellow Jacket s2o)
at SO 81 Ia. a..
Money ruled at I-2 to per cent, but IN tne
last hour the rate was advanced to per cent
and the last loan was made at A. 1t was not clear
whether the fact that loans 60 over to MONDAY
wholly explained the furry.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl00,s71llo; balances
s4,ess,936. r,..u;n
House s497349 Its net loss on balance to-day
was s322, 800, made up by coin loss OF eoi LOO
and currency loss u 81 1858. The transactions
covered: Receipts, s1,l56,3l7; payments
sII7se23. The general balance, amounting 70
si6l4s4,s77, consists Of sl49,ll b,oSS coin anu
The United States Treasurer at washington
redemption. ...ro. a .h.
The customs receipts were III 63s,oVs anu LILO
internal revenue receipts were S5le,40l.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bnnk Vtopares w,on
the figures of the last previous statement as io-
lows: -
,a an ham s9le 91 sci s21o $50 535 Dec 1852 32e
Net silver on hid bO,o4oVoo Ooo"''"A@ AA~
Net legal tenders non r,ac fg7
hand A,ooo,ooi @9'o<ooS - -
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
owe, outssnqg 1000 n.7 eoA soo1 SAT ose Dec 5ss