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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16

w. f. Martin and r. III. Martin.
Emil otto and Juliane Iettelmann.
August A. Hertt and Minnie Duer-
Ter.
Jose Segura and Bessie Flores.
NO. McGrau and Clara Fisher.
r. T. Knight and Mrs. Jane curry.
Chas. Schuwirth and Louisa Angus
ia Richter.
Geo. Warren and Amelia Ann
Coleman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-17

Srfs Ars~ss
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teettstSate result
of over twenty
years pvctice bYc
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Nervous and physi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-17
ggF. e. q. Eas FIELD,
5I6 Eaesru"y strest,
AN fRAE CISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by elter
or at Office FREE For the convenience of
patients, and in order TO insure perfect secrecy
have adopted a private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-17

Nervous and ply 81
caI Depihty, seminal weakness
Sprematorrhre, rsre~ssas rrfaSe. Emissions
ltnpotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
Gins. and E<so~E OF &aEE;G1kg IN
-fs $50 cow ssffehetS1zs. SaG Gsokn
" not -ver SCEss seE.sss& e95. II en-
rich and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, qa9roduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops ali unnatural and debilita.ing drsin
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses.
facilitating dreams seminal losses with The
urine, etc, go destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure elininator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS ID contains No
injurious ingredients. 20 these sgGss.r-
f.sS GFslrEs tf9P cgit eEs.sett. SsG FaezrE.-
t,as iaStscFetsS e - tl1rss=5, a speedy
thorough aEAB Es-2rsla ssG~21 CORE
- SUsEREFE u. Price. R2 40 nel
bottle or five bottles in case, v-igh full direc-
tons and advice, ara Sent secure FROM .,-
servation e any address upon the receipt OF
prics, or @. o. D. To be had Only Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-17
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufiicien show its merit, will be sen to
anyone wing ~ .etter, stating MS symp-
toms anu age Communication strictly conf
Dental as
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

BUILDING MATERIAL-Common brick held u
small advance. Loth 1rn. The demand for ali mstsra
fair. Haverstraw Hard Bricks quoted 90 VA;
SO 75 Pale Bricks, s3ds3 70 Crot9h, Dark and Red sss
si8 CrotOn Brown sl4ds15 RoseDdale Cementsl l0ai
pen, Dbl; Amer can Portland s2 loo:2 20 English Pot
land Common Lime o. per 66l a9t , 90 anish9ng q %
Hair, I2aI6c.
CHICORy-Supples are moving IN small lots at forus
rates. Barry Reynolds 794asc; p. & G, 5a.c Coca
32c Taylor Brothers English Chiekory casks and arre
61ic.
COCOA-Steady with jobbing sales. Msracsibo ga
23c Csuca, 49, Sd1siac; Caracas i5aal6ac rrinidzd
l3iac Bahia 12l2c; and Ouayaqull, Hdl5c.
CooPERAGE sTOCK-Contnues steady on notsnz
demands. We quote: Molasses shooss and Hesd.
Il sossi &c; Selnc6 81 5essl old shocks and s.s
Shocks without Heals 81 10 Rum shooks and Hats
s3 40as3 so Rum Pipes, IS 50aS6; Empty Hogsheata
81 so; Hoops IA feet. s27GsSo; ~ feet. s2easH.
cOFFEE~-Brazn growths on the spot suffered further
slight decline to-day. and trading was rather quiet FAR
safsOes quoted a at ls'c and goo 600 s.q. & s
gether, g. and f. 1890. Mid grades had less demand
The option market continued the downward tan "A
Influenced by a further decline In foreign srcouh,s
Speculation however was less active Opening sales In.
light recovery but the close barely steady Havs
declined ,. fr, and Hamburg isa'4 Pg. Rio advies
quote: Regular first. 81 700 good second o00 es
change (priyate). o7s receipts 5000 bags Re clear,
santos recepts 5000 bags receipts at Rio July =
December i6, 1850, $4,000 bags same time 1855.
27s 600 bags; time 1887 e67 600 bags receipts
AZ santos july December l6. 1859, 1164 900 bags
same time 1888 LOSS 900 bags same time lss1 oSs 900
0~o Clio ices Highest. Lowest
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. II (SpecaD.-outside news cut Vei9
little figure to-day in the wheat pit III was SinPI
contest over the price between the local proessola
traders Lndblom and Others did all they co"lu
to maintain and advance prices by buying and ollns
Partridge, Jones' Farnum, Cottrell MICHEL & anu h ell
others did all they could 10 dcpress the price DA SCH
ing and raiding The body of general T' D'sihe1TI'
esnecally of outside business was exceedingly sila.
There was however, at intervals during tie uaS rbe
GOOD deal of snowy trading by the big mel n nS
sInrrerss were TOO much for the bulls ana altiou-
the prices started OIL in the morning al 1lt,c m t a
vance they showed at the close decnne ol L VA
from the opcning May started at - 90 cehIss 9
between 81 SO and 81 5-S and closed az 81 1oH
The official estimate of the wheat crop OF me oHie %
Kingdom -, $50 900 bushels, was one OF ue @ Dcei
in,mefances Of the day The figures are not laIEe,
for the crop of the United kiagdom was one a Sra'
~ 600 600 bushels but this official estimate i sVe
what larger than the figures made soele mohIm m,, oi
more ago by sir William Lawes, huu dlso tpnlcW @ Iat
smaller than last years crop Inc N9ru"Soivn % Sid
receipts were Of the circumstances Mnon eP PG
tho advance at the start. Minneapolis got ohy 30
cars of wheat Duluth only 90; The days eXPV'rIs
ecgregated nearly 100000 bushels. The provision
nIt was exceedingly dull. January pork opened ana
fciosed inst where il did Monday night at 90 20 30
Ala Iannary short ribs. Lard at the close showed
decline of > IL cents on the curb May Wnea' soiu
-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

IL looked Yesterday II holiday duness was ready
IN settle upon the wheat markets In anticipation Of the
christmas week Speculation in the options was al
most stsgnant although the bulls again had grst Of
,ood news 10 help them II any animation had existed
Tho ceaIanccs from the seabosrd are still increasing
cables ere rm light receipts were reported from the
Sorfhv. and only 900 bushels were the reported
increase IN tie amount on passage 10 Europe The
,s.ettne item Of news the receipt OF the Official
estimate of the wheat crop Of Great Britain Tor this
vcsr which gives the amount at 73,267,ooO bushels a
cain of about 200 900 bushels over 1883 ara OF about
:, soo 600 busLeIs over 1887 This discouraged tlie
T,,tjs and the ouetness among exporters also &c
,err.d Sr,eculafye ventures. Less thah l'OOV'oVO
tsbe,s ~ the options changed hands, and extreme
e,,cfuations covered only about 3-e cent Jahusis
,,nenc6 at IS I-4G e5 3-s cents and May az 90 . .
renfs and after rally Of Is cent January oeciheu
~ s3 ard Nav 10 80 3-S cents. On tie curo nd!
so,d at IS lass 3-s The final Official quotations
sSnweS losses OF l-4aIe cent, as follows pecemDcf
"A 1-2 January, 50 February, 90 II Ha''" o
Nav AZ 3-S June, 81 3S cents: o, IN ooo
TT,,e cash market was quiet and weak OnIX ZoVVo
,,,sbes were taken for shipment, ana the mining uo
~ md fyas limited 10 5000 bushels - ,
Corn on the spot steady under the nedNs eAPoe ~
snd-ios 900 bushels were taken Dy shppeis nelr
and so OOO bushels by New-forH Shippers a' o'Ho'
porrh IT, op,ons were more active IN response 10 Hee
seliin0 and prices weaker, clOsine ao"h
o. DecenIer as4a IL. l-2 for January al ~ Ia,
f5r February at 40 rs, and IL cent foF NAY a'
81 cents. -. -. ax,, sl,hourh there was no de-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
oorrT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supss TeT%0Recess a7oE continued
sIprs-s lUUgi-Special Term-Pdft L-Aoloufhea i'f
ne sspr9z nm csu,-specsl Tcrm-Psrt IIBefOre Ingra'
hsR S1o Sss 2o aso efoSs 1S fS Andrews j.
Cas-. On cSmmeges NJ IRs Co ne slenSar oar
Case On Dyett VS.. Seymour: 10 calendar. % on,,on
Supreme Court-Circuit-lart lll;-beloIe - hrien I
Case on, Connolly sgt Manhattan halfway |o' NJ '"''
sndsT Supreme Court-clrcuiPart Iy-Belore Beach. j.
VSurroSate's Court-BefOre Ransom. SIwils Of john
PsSSsCn c sS M I'P For Sb Srcbsews Of Francis 4 Leeh Eliza.
beth Pearsal, Charles p n Westheroy Erhesthe He'll
ie Acton SS CCu1GeneTa aGe T Tor the tenn
Superior Court-Specisi Term-Beore Trua1 j.
supefiOT courtTria Tcrm.Part I-Bef"re DugrO j.
N0s sa6gcr sSG Coz Tcrm-Part Adiourned for the
JSNos. 97l. $50 932, 134s, 7s4, 9i1, 710 s4s' slo
common & Pess%General Term-Adlourned untn to-mOr
iOW Common Pleas-special Term-Before Van HOesen j.
"OSnS Common Pleas-E9uy T.rmBefore BOOkstave'. j.
NOc coSaoS Ss g. Psai1sl PH 10 r II ]Tsrmp5rt peoe Allen
NSs 1898 Sd s l 49, ST. s5a 2 go @ eI
Cannon PieasETfia Term--Par II f-Beforc Lqrremore
CITY Court-Special Teim-Beforc Holme. J.-Motions
y GSpi3 cSars TsmfT Te NSs5ss iS Rs I
Nos Sls 2s17 l9l oo 81 d5s 102' 1's So'o' -'o9'
''t civ ccuS,TiIS TeT-Fsrt III-Beforc Fhrch J.
Nos i2Sa ss7 es5 e9s 1919, s7i, s74' 3se sSs SSi.
ctS 9V SoSPtLffai Torm-Part Iv-Before Home. j.
s'F,a Court of Oyer ana TerpnerEecie Brady J. and
CoTri o, General Seseions-Part HefoIe Gildersleeye
j. and Assistant DistrctAttorney Psrker-Nos 70 81
SEsr SsssE,Ps,t IIsenSe TssodsS sG
coart o. Geperai son-Part I1I-Befcre MARITIME. j.
end Assistant DistrictAtorney Da's.-Nos' to lS H.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour aniet and steady Howard street ana "a western
s,DSr 10 25GSo rs; do do extra g 9OGs3 90; 90 90
family IS 9oas4 40 city mills Rio 6ands extra - 4GS
e. S SS5gs5 o. do do stiaght, 81 25dfi IS do do extra
- eoGs4 Wheat southern. dun and UNCHANGED tultz'
7SGS2c western Quiet winter red. spot and Deem
her 7gL a79ac Jinuary S02dSO54c; February sOdo04c
March S3ia as4e May s62 ds6Se Corn islily active @
cd snot 43ac year S9 d39hc January and February
3sss d3s &c; March. 5o4aD; April; 5y2do91t' pat'
avn southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 2Sd3lc western Wie
oai2cd3lc do mixed 2Sd29c graded No, whlt, oo.
Rve dull; prime 70 choice 57d60c. Hay steady prime to
Choice timothy, s13asl3 80 Provisions quiet ana uh'
changed -
Boston, Mass Dec 17-There Is a confident ana strong
tone 70 the wool market without very buoyaht or
sy,eculative feeling Sales have been made TO kool
other markets tend TO sustain prices IN ONO nec'
there have been sales OF at 32d33c ana AA Is nm a.
Sic Michigan feeces viii sell readily a. 90 Os sI & n'
Tor clothing and 39di0c for combiDg In hne dealne
there nayc been sales OF ONO at 80 d5oc anu
Michigan at 3lc, with 35c9asked InWashed cohiDns
blood Territory Texas and California woods are moving
M unchanged prices. In pulled woos there nave ee
sales OF choice supers 39df0c fair 10 g0Od sufs AZ
30u35c pulled at 22d2se Foreign WOODS SIo
very firm.
Buffalo " y Dec. 17.-Catte-Recepts last - houis u.s.
$50 head total week thus far 10 40 htau IpI
same time last week II i20 head consigned tniVuEn;
100 head: $50 head TO Ncw-EOIk; on SAFE, ~ hch,
Lambs-Receipt, last "A hours 800 head total lol We
thus far 20 coo head time last week, %uoUO
heaG- consigned through $500 head 34QO head 10 Nm
YORK; 500 head sale; good demand AZ iun pIl,S.
IIoss-Receipts - hours, 1GSo head total ior ~e
thus far 81 $50 head for same time ast week 4r'tO
head consigned through. $50 head, all TO NewN oI on
sale 700 head fresh, $500 head Qeit over prices steauy
and unchanged.
,,i..co No LEADING futures follows
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
CLosING PRICES oF pHILApELpnIA STOCKS.
EXPORTS FOR NOVEMBER.

TUESDAY, Dec. Up. m.
The official preliminary report of the cOuntry's
exports for the last month of November shows
that the value Of the principal articles exported
breadstuifs. cotton, petroleum, provisions, etc
was $l3,SO),O0O greater than in November. 1883.
and S13, 100000 greater than in November, 1887.
The breadstuff movement was S1,s00,000 greater
than in the month of 1888, and $50 900 greater
than in 1887. Cotton shows gain of Ss,6OOOO0
over 1883, and of nearly $l0,OO0,000 over 1887.
Petroleum returns loss Of $1s0,000 from the
month Of 1883, but is S4jO.OOO in excess of
1887, and provisions give gain of S3,5OO.00O
on 1858 and of $2,sOO,OOO on 1887.
For the five months-July l to November 80
the values of the articles named exceed those OF
the same period of 1883 by nearly S5O.OOOOOO.
and Of 1897 by $29,OOO,0OO. These figures in
dcate total exports for last November of about
s97 .OOO. 900 The following table compares the
values for the month of November and for five
nonfbs Of three wears:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

msnd for export. The options were Is cent mgnes d
at oS 3-4 for December, January ana FEBRUARY anu
IS SIS cents for May. -, ,,hor
Lard ruled extremely dull. options for December
closed poins lower at S6 O5 and losses OF Ia points
were scored by January at SO le, February at % 20
and March at S6 81. -, .s.. at
The receipts of grain and flour reported yesterday al
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows Wheat Al 333 bushels corn "a S46 30 201 6nse
6onr 5sO5s packages. AT Chicago, Milwaukee anu
St. Louis the arrivals were Wheat IA, 61s bnSie tets
corn $50 O7O bushels oats, 255,636 bushels' uo''i
grain Os5 324 bushels -four 81 500 barrels
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
TBEJR RESOLUTION RECALLED.

The resolution granting the Metropolitan Cross
Town Railroad Company the right TO lay doubletracks
through West Thirteenth and other streets was recalled
from the Mayor by the Board OF Aldermen yesterday
on motion of President Arnold. Mr. Arnold said that
IL feared that the plan not feasible the
resolution drawn at present Of the streets
being TOO narrow for two tracks. Waverley Place was
mentioned one OF them. To change the resolution
fc rfo tans he re-advertSed for fourteen davs. and
cannot therefore be acted upon by the present Board
Of Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

Bunslo, y. y, Dec: II-spIins WHEAT dun weak and
No. 2 Northern. ssc Winter wheat euet and weak
sI6s5c No white Michigan, s6c so white a.
Corn quiet but steady No: yellow. o. No. yellow
&c 10. t. CSC giade sse on track SO; in store
No . mixed 26aac track. Barley steady aud un
fbsneed I'VE quiet car No. sold at 5.c on track
1tSer articles unchanged. Rcoe ptsMhcat 3 900 bush
es. com $1,000 bushels o1ts. 5000 bushels. ship
ments-Flour 5000 bbls wheat; 60eo bu-hels corn,
bushels: rye, 100 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington. Dec 1.-THE supreme Court OF uo
United states today transacted the following business
No. 2I3-John : jerks, and others, executors ana
appellapts. agt the Quidnick Company and others.
Motion for writ of certiorari submitted.
No. l75-M. 4. Disbrow e Co., paintlh IN error
agt the First National Bank of Stevens Point WIS
In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Western District of Wisconsin. Dismissed per
stipulation.
No l66-The Nashua and Lowell Railroad corpora
,,or anpellant agt the Boston and Lowell Railroad
Corpois,tlon and others Argued. .
No l6s-Thomas II. Mason, and others appeIltnts'
act the Peuabic Mining Company, and others, ana
No 34o-The Peuabic Mining Company; and Others
appellants. agt. Thomas ii. Mason ana Others Ars"-
The day call for tomorrow will be as follows
Nos. l65 and 240, 90, ii, 169, 49, ILL., 49, La
lie.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LiYerpOol, Dec Il, 4j p m.-Bccf and pork IN poor
short rb, about IS n. dull at ses. Cheese taow and
tufpentine In poor demand. COto0nseed oil LIVERPOOL
refined dull at 22s. RosnThc dtmand has fallen or :
dull at - lid. LardSpot and futures In poor
demand prime Western spot dull at 32s Cd Wheat and
-four fair demand. Cofn-spet In alr demand futures
In good demand mixed Western December firm az a. Sid
Hops at London-Pacihc Coast In good demand
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

the opening price in the regular way me atong ena
is onlv begun. The general market closed strohg'
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury to-day purchased only S5S, 100
bonds--4 Der cents 81 $50 at 1877, and 4 IL per
cents ISL $50 at 1O4 5-s. At the Stock Excnangs
there was no business done in governments anu
tbe ouotations were nominal as follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

There was no business done IN State lss1esc g.
city bank stocks, Commerce sold 'ol az SoY' ,Ssi
Nicholas l25) at 1872 and western Nauonai 'oo'
at % 1-2a95. ,.5 ern, with fe,c
The general bond market ruled nrm "Itn icT
sneci.1 10 lures But Shenandoah Nalley HeneIai
portgaoe receipts rose from 46 10 as. CheSa-
neake and Ohio 5s were strong at % 3-9aI w 20.
louisville Southern frsts rose 10 loZ. heieiehoe
is made 10 our full report of bond sales ..,,..
Money in the local market ruled unusualiy
steady at per cent with an abundant supply anu
final offerings at per cent H.. ,,,os 40
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, 151,07i.62l; balances
S6,59l ,S96 - sot.or 70 tho
CLEARING House 81 1928, ,037. Its net loss on pal
anfe was S1O655O made up by losses or S'o,ovf
currency and S725. 956 coin. The days operations
covered: Receipts, 50 500 375; payments SEES
o25. resulting in q general balance OF Slsl ,OoO,
500. consisting of SI73 341 ,430 coin and S7,7l9,
097 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccived to-day $685. National bank notes Ior
redemption. ooo-, - !;
The customs receipts were S742,27l, the IN
ternal revenue receipts $137,979, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S63,253.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cssu
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN tlle
figures of the last previous statement as doho"e
Dec 10 Dec. IT, Differences
Nat cold on hid s1s7 ia 73 s1s7 500 Dec
Net silver hid 21,208,Oso 2l,Sl95l6 lne' zo'f''
'eS on hsnd'. 1ooe4,25s o,1isoio Dec. 9212a7
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
rrroprAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London Dee. 1T p. m-Consols; % o.l6 for money
and 81 lilo Tor the account United states per cent
bonds is9 Atlantic and Great Western first nortgagS
scScnd cnnsols IO4s Illinois Central, 12l4 Mexican
ordinary 4OS Bar silver is quoted at 43'sd per ounce
Thc rs f discount the open market for both short
and tS~cc months bills is 81 per cent Paris advtces
quote per cent rentes at 81 francs o'2 centmes Tor
fhn nNrnunt.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE {

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude oil markets reflected the same
sort of peculiar manipulation did those of Monday.
Al the stock Exchange the opening price was 3-S cent
higher than Mondays final figure. but the first price
for the January options "a cent lower.
ouck recovery followed in the options TO 81 05 Is, but
subsequently trading pressure carried the market TO
81 ot1-a At the Stock Exchange, meanwhile, there
had been A fall from 81 o5 TO 81 OF II In the late
dealings both markets slowly hardened, closing for
cash az 81 o. and for the options at 81 05 IL. II
will be noted that the transactions at the Stock Ex
change exceeded the light record in January options
ny Hftv per cent. II is evident that some curious
manipuailons between the two New \ ork markets
now going on but the object Is difficult 10 discover.
The field news remains featuIcess and the roads in
Western peunsy are mud burdened that there
must certainly be some serious impediments IN the
way Of development work this month. Meantime,
however the deliveries steadily rising. 10
threaten n heavier curtailment in net stocks than
expccted even last week. The charters also In
stocks at the European seaboard ports are about
400 600 ba,rels below those Of 1855 for the period
covered NV the last five months and IL Is unreas0n
ahe 10 suppose that the interior movement IS other
than for consumpon I'm view OF the apathy of spec-
lation every where The trade has been preparing for
stagnation for the rest Of the year, If fall could
he averted Perhaps the general expectation may be
dlsanpointed as is frequently the In Wall Street
The markets closed strong. .
The range Of prices and the total sealngs were as
foil
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
STAINED.

Good ordinary ..--......1's Low midains' a. "
strict good ordinary-.-..e Mlu1ih@ '--.
rather more life the speculation: Az OS vsse 80
changes were unmportant Liverpool adVlces were
sasr and the south sent freer selling orders on an
antapated increased interior movement loF
which broug about decline Of 4do points closing NJ
,,res Irere ahout tho bCttOm. Sales, 7l,IOO BALES
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

esrca e7e s2s $l l85 Dee Dec ss5SSd55
Net cash bacs $50 $40 s254 4167o Dec s2soseoo
The foreign exchanges for tO-morrows steamers
were only moderately active. but the temper Oh
the market firm at quotations for actual Dusl,
ness follows: Bankers bills at "a 80 "a ana
81 81 IA for long and short sterling respectively
French francs at 523 1-s and $50 5-s; reich
marks at 94 3S and 95 IL. and guilders at 80 10
and 40.
In London British con,os were irregular. clos
ing easy at 81 0-l6 and o. 1-16 respectively Tor
money and account. In the open market money
was easy at 1-2 per cent for discount of bankers
bills against per cent the bank minimum rate.
Bar silver declined l-Sd. to 43 sd. per ounce.
American railways were active and higher than
concurrent home quotations. At Paris French 3
per cents. after some advance declined 10
s7.57 1-2. The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows a specie loss of $4,000
marks.
The Bank of Minot. of NIinot, North Dakota.
has an advertisement in our columns that may
be of interest TO investors seeking high rates.
r. c. Martin Henry w. Smith. II. o. Northcote
and Gustav F.. Kissell, committee of first mort
gaze bOndrOlCerS OF the South Carolina Kali
way Company request holders who are deslrous
of having their overdue coupons paid TO call i'm
mediately at the office of Kessler & Co., No, "a
Wall-st
forms its stockholders and the public Of the
condition of its sinking fund and dividend ac-
count at the close of the calendar year in state
ment printed in another column. mn.,,,., ,,.
of South Carolina will be paid at the National
Park Bank Of this city.
The HomestaSe Mining Company announces
its 137th dividend for November. PAYABLE At the
transfer agency of LOunsbery " Co. Mills Build
ing. December "a. Transfers close December 10.
Total dividends to date. S4,4s1,2j0.
RAILROAD Earnings.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
SsS$, y n'- i, S$
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Number of niles. Ts17 I4sl Ile7
S d Doc sss sSSS ss6SS
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
6s. il Dec sasssss ssass
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
SssSi :s ! : S. %;' 3ss4 .s 81
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
s ! :; 6. Hi sss ss52 :s:2 :ss:
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE-
E'' I5n week tS pee @ Dee 2 24scsc5s 25ss6
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND SPRINGFIELD.
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KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
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.Nontn o. 80 a,2 OK Inc. 322
Number oi ml.7s's, ,c5 SsS1 81 1855 Inc s251 565
Operating expenses 0d2O-s ooo'Ooo 1hc' -Voo'A
". To- rcn,h s5O3 as6 s55l 500 Inc. s4s 53i
Net 10 .SNN'---- 9S I3s n 500 Inc. s. 76O
p.l.,,. ss67l3O $500 9O4 Inc. s42774
JnE 70 NS'' - col OPT Sc ses 5s7 Inc 81 I67 $40
O,-a.iNS @NS-nSsS Sc-6.l34 1855, ,257 Inc. 9,l23
r.,,,ss y os4 sq3 81 6s3 ?sO Inc. s75s ss7
r,--,rov.f,,n.S lS44S7 14G,2 $50 Inc. IL, 163
n, ,o- r,,n;hs 81 7so 4O6 s. 537 O3O Inc. S74662i
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YoRK.
1857 1SSS. 1859.
r,- the vcek s. $40 sc s9s sS3 ss.71o.592
pvviosl rSpord a93 9s7 i27 osl 53s o32 32i0is 752
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New-York tribune., 1889-12-18

COTTON-On the spot reduced l-l0c, and trading
continued slow sales l65 bales for consumption. Por;
receints 47 7es bales against 81 1eS bale. last
ond K0 i67 baes for this day last since sepenbr
reccipts at the ports aggregated 3 3!2s92 bales.
gans, o0f 382 bales for the corresponding time last year
Sennotstons are based American STANDARD Of classic.