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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

Washington Aug. 15.-The resignation Of Veterinary
Surgeon T. W. Hopkins eth Cavalry. has been accepted
TO take effect August ~. Second Lieutenant Golrg. r.
Duncan, OTIS Infantry. has been detailed attend the
reunion OF The 1t Regiment kentucky State Guard at
Regiment ~ Frankfort August % 10 e. The following
changes in the stations ana duties engineer officers
have been ordered First Lieutenant George w. Gothas
from West Point Cincinnati under Major ID. W
Lockwood First Lieutenant Eugene j. Spencer CHARLIE
ton, >. C.. Captain Frederick V. Abbott; First
Lieutenant Henry c. Newcomer from Winetts Point
n. Y, to San Francisco, under Colonel George H.
Mendell
The oder Of June % oeiaehing Major G.. +. Houston
Marine Corps, from duty the Boston Navy Yard has
been SUSPENDED for the present ordering Lieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Aug d5-l2 30 p. onsols % lie 70,
myny anu - oIO Tor the account Atlantic and Gltat
Western lrot mortgage trus,ees' ceracates, 323 10
SHOhi moIlg1ge 32; Canadian Pacific, O3ie Eie, %
lbols central ll9'2i Mexican ordinary. J7is Paul
common l3s; New-York Central, iI0i,; Pennsylvania
Money, per - WV w. W.,
Liverpool, Aug. i5-2 p, m--Cotton-A merican--Gooa
ml11llng 6osd; mdting, esd; low midlIrg q 3fgf:
good Ordinary i5IGd ordinary. $50. he sale. 4
me day ncu1ea o2OO bales Am Tlcan. steady
AmeTicanooM 20 "a ing low m11ling clause Augpsi 10.
2264d sellers September and Oct Der delivery 5e.Gi
sellers october and November delivery 4jGid buyers
cember and January delivery 3s-64d sell6rs; Feb-
delivery 6 Do 4d sellers
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10 PIE A MEDICAL PENSION EXAMINER.

Washington, Aug. 15.-UpOn the Recommendation
and request Of Representative Lacey and other pTom
ncnt men in the West, Commissioner Tanner today
enuonted DE- Beniamin NJ. Failor member of the
Icc,l board Of Medical Pension Examiners at New
Ton Iowa Dr. Fa0r during The war was the sur
econ Of the 10Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, OF which
sonator Nandersun was Colonel, and ATTENDED that
fcrr when lie wOurded al the battle OF LOVelOys
station Georgia. on september =, 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
TO BUILD THE TEXAS on TIE OLD MODEL.
SECRETARY wnIrxEY's ENGLISH PLANS PROB
.rty no BE ADHERED 70.


ABLY no BIZ ADHERED 70.
washington. Aug. 15.-An advertisement issued BY
the Navy Department, inviting proposals Ter FURNISH
inc about 661 tons la,2iO pounds OF steel piateS'
forty pounds per square foot for the arnor OF h'
battlesbip Texas. marks the end OF a controversy
that has been going within The Department
for some time. The plans for the Texas were puS
chased by Secretary whitney in England. ana "oio
given to Naval Constructor Bolies. al ihe portsmouth
ward TO execute. II the belief IN the bureau
of Construction and Repair that the Texas il Duht
according 10 the plans. would not carry her luii
Weight estimated at G,300 tons, at load water me
but would sink SO deep that her rate OF speed wouiu
be seriously incrfcrcd with, even If her suhoech
did not 20 below water. This opinion was shared
by other officials in the Department but Constructor
Bolies was confident that the calculations Oh inc
English designer were correct, and that she woum
eoat on fhe level he had marked for the wafer
line.
The question whether or not the Texas should be
built according TO the plans furnished has Doen uu'
consideration for some time py secretary Tracy
# was suggested that the vessel be iehgueheu
afteeu or twenty feet thus increasing her buoyancy
as compromise; and It was the opinion Oh SUNNI
of the officials that this would DO done. But 'he
publication OF the advertisement IS taken TO mean
about the Department, that secretary Tray no9
determined 20 have the plans which were puio.na'
By his predece carried out Tho bidS * " viii
oneued October J. and The SUCCESSFUL Duie' ~ W"
be- required deliver the plates at PORTSMOUTH 49,
Yard within from thirty 70 sixty DAYS Hpn, "a
date On the date ALSO proposals Nlh ~
onened N the Department furnishing The ma
10 be used I'm constructing the monitor NhpIl..,, -
portsmouth Navy Yard, and for furnishing mach. III
and Repair at the Navy Yards in Brooklyn ana
Portsmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16


SAYS HE DID NOT COME UNDER CONTRACT
Washington. Aug. 15.-An interesting point IN re-
at;op 10 The construction of the Alien Labor law has
been presented to the Treasury Department by inc
Austrian Charge dAhalies herr. MILWAUKEE, man
scnt money to his broher I'm Austria II come 10 THIS
country. The brother, Emerich Hasziels came 10
Nov-York bringing his family but the Collector at
,bat poft averrcd that the immigrant came to tho
United states IN violation Of the Alien Labor law and
he was sent back TO Austria. Now the diplomatic
representative OF the Austrian Government protests
that there was no contract in the case, and that tho
jmroioration was legal Meanwhile the vouldbc i'm
migrant has presented claim against the Department
for the amount Of the passage money for himself and
family The Collector at New-lork has been called
uron for his version OF the II II should appear
,bat Uaszjels did not seek to enter the United states
Uu1ier cob,ract then. cQutabN he would be entitled
m admission and also the refundlng oi the amount
of his passage money: but as the Men LABOR Law
makes no provision 10 meet The latter cas, inc De
o,,ent officials have not yet decided how they can
make good the lost passage money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
1Npons1Nc rHE THREE AMEEIcAs coNcEEss

ENDORSING THE THREE AMERICAS CONGRESS.
Washington. Aug. 15.-Thc State Department has
received copy Of the message Of the President Of
the Argentine Republic in which he refers follows
TO the approaching International American Congress
"Ihc Argentine Republic has the liveliest interest
that its commercial relations with the United states
may enter upon mora practical road for the inter
change of the products OF both countries considering
that this is the most efcaclous Of increasing
them with that great Republic whose institutions serve
US as a model
From Venezuela comes information Of the favorable
consideration there of the project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

The Treasury purchased $50, 900 per cents at
1928, and $4,000 y per cents at lo6 90 t..
Tho business in State issues was covered by
sales of North Carolina 6s 1919 at - IA. Of
city bank stocks, Commerce sold loVj az W.
Fourth National t20l ut l67 II ana io' II;
Importers and Traders o. at 90, Shoe ana
Leather t35) at 80 and l57, Republic w at l IS
and Western National 90 at 81 l-2.
The general bond market was comparatively
ouict and developed new features III was
firm with a small immediate demand. New
York, Lake Erie and and Western second Us sofa
nm TO lO4 Chesapeake and ONO % recovered 10
I03 3-S. St. Louis, Arkansas and texas hfst'
sold mn TO go SIS and the seconds TO - Ia
Ohio Indiana and Western first, ruled strong NJ
-. and the seconds at A l-2; Reference is made
to our full report OF bona sales.
Money to-day was still easier. Some few early
loans were made at per cent, but the bulk OF
tha business at the Stock Exchange was done at
3a3 ID Der cent and finally at IL Tor rouhu
lots with more offered AT the figure lo-morroW
being Friday. day when the Stock EAchange -
rnles turn large amounts of money away from luS
doors higher rates may be anticipated;
The Clearing House statement To-Day was ~
follows: Exchanges, S104,l2l, 900; balances,
The SulrTreasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing Mouss S551, 20. It's net gam on bainre
WAS 81 O. g6s made up by coin gain OF S20I,2dJ,
less a currency loss of SiI30l. The day. opera
tions covered: Receipts, s2,447 ,52g; Pigments,
s2IO7552: resulting in general balance Of
Sl96 10 i4S, consisting OF 81 90, oVO,ooO com ana
sci, O66,4Ss currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed today Sl06,76l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81, $50, 534, and the
internal revenue receipts were 550O,0i7.
To-day 5 Wa hington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows.
AL-l-. Aug Is DIE egc,,
Ne. gDid u. n 81 53 Slt4 l 5f1 Inc $3.50 o.
Net SILVER haul. 3i,il0.lsS al.l54 9OS De 9,5 O
Net legli-teudars
on hani -. 9l.02323J 3l9S2.ogS Inc. sss7
Actual cash ~
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Costly RIrNpER DROUGHT TO LIGHT.

a
Washington Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Another evidence OF
Democratic incompetency has Just been dscove!ed in
Ito Government Printing Ogice. The new super
nteudcnt of the folding-room has been ovcrhaulnS
things IN his department for several days ana has
brought Hight serious Dinnder maze DS MS prele-
ces.or. The superintendent under Public Printer
nencd,ct sent out without the maps which should
have been bound in them 9s5 copies Of the Nicaragua
rrnort and 100 copies Of House report on foreign
Notifications. The latter publication should have
.ortatneI ffty ouart) maps. ana was an extremely
mnortsnt and raihe costly wofk. Tie supeint'nd Mt
cstnaes that tho plumbers may be corrected at cost
~ 81 600 tie GOEeTnncnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE United states ship
Constellation was put in commission at the Norfolk
Navy Yard yesterday telegram was sent today
by Commodore Walker, Acting Secretary of the Navy
to Commanger a. G. Kellogg commanding the ossipee
TO bring his ship from Key Wcs; to Hampton Roads
The Oss.pee has been attached TO the West Indies
squadron for some months. She will be sent TO
Baltimore to take part in the Naval display incident
10 the ceehra ion of ho anniversary of the battle OF
North Point. next month.
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GEORGE SLATER. THE NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD.

GEORGE SLATER. THE EEWSPAPER MAN. DEAD
George Slater, who for twenty years welknown
newspaper this city, died yesterday the EOOs
Welt Hospital. HIS health had been poor for some time
and on wednesday the Press Club rooms he took an
overdose Of mon phDe Medical assistance promptly
summoned aGd after hours work the physicians pro-
nsuneed him out a danger and he removed 10 The
hospital aud placed the Press Club Yesterday
Afternoon however. lac died fIo heart failure. The
funeral will De held the Press Club Sunday
and the burial Will be ga lhe clubs plot In the Cemetery
~ the Everglcens AZ meeting OF the club the following
committee appointed 10 make arrangements Tor the
funeral: George J.. Williams. g. j. Arnouy A. C. Fem
Robert W. Martin ana G. =. F4lc.
Mr. Slater was born ia England about foitynve years
ago ana came NcW.York In 1865. lie became
peer for the OLD National Associated Press and 9ferward
was connected with The star then under the manage
nent Of Joseph Howard s. In 1873 he instrumental
in organizing asehcv which had Offices in Chambers
managed until 10 failed when he became the
LEGAL VI the Unitod Press. This place he hcld
until sbont years Since then he has done work
yhdeates and agencies sst being with the New
York City Press Association.
Tie OF the nfst members Of the Press Club and
trustee for many years In 1881 he was elected
financial secretary Of he club ana reelected six times
Lar year he declined denomination and was elected 20
~ aosrd Of Tsustsea Mr. Slater was Of ssnsl dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
THE TREASURY SURPLUS NOW $40. 500 900.

Washington. Aug. 15.-The light offerings of bonds
have resulted in steady increase in the Treasury
surplus, which. according TO the Tleasurei'S state
ment to-day. now amounts to $70,s00.000, being the
highest point reached since October last. The pen
sion payments for the present month estimated at
81 900 600 and the surplus will be reduced Accord
ingly- Further reductions ale ale expected In Tho
fall when the usual movement Of crops takes place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
MONUMENT FOR THE 18TH CONNECTICUT.

Gettysburg. Penn, Aug. Ia Special. -Colonels
Henry Huss, of Mt. Vernon, ~ Y, and S G.
Brakeman Of shelton. Conn. and Private Patrick
Wade jr.. Of Bridgeport committee of the 18th
Connecticut Regiment. chose to-day the position for
a monument at the FOOT Of East Cemetery Hin on
the scene of their fight the second day Their
position on the first days field is already marked
with a monument erected by private subscriptions.
This one viii be paid for by the State, and viii
Ne dedicated October 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
,ppO1vTFD CADETS At WEST POINT.

Wash ngton, Aug l5.-The following have been
Amounted cadets at West Point Military Academy
subject 10 examination, by the Congress men OF the
districts named Charles r Wnloughby Ven ara
al. With District; Charles W. Fry, san Bernardino'
alternate Carl J. Deer, Washington Court House
hio, With District. Robert E Lee Morgan fernando.
Miss ia District Thomas Allison SMITH Law
rrnceville. y. j. I'D District. William Harris m
Iarhin, ir. Worcester, Mass, Xth District; Joseph
sylvester OConnor Worcester, alternate.
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ORDERING A MrLrIcHARGE DYNAMITE Gl

ORDERING A MULTICHARGE DYNAMITE GUN.
Washington, Aug. 15.-The Board of Ordnance and
Fertilization has advised the Haskell Multicharse Ord
nance Company, of New-York. that It has ordered
one eishtnch Haskell mullicharge dynamite gun,
payment 10 DO made upon delivery OF the finished
gun al Sandy Hook proving ground. Jh' gun f. cX-
pected by the inventor 10 brow long shells. charged
with dynamite, from six TO esl miles
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n1.sryrss OF TIE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

nT-S1Nrss OF TIE GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Washington. Aug l5.-Thc forthcoming anhuaI re-
MOTT OF the Commissioner Of the General Lana once
win show among other thinse that there nave pcc"
uatcuts issued FOR coal lands covering l'o'o doios
.r,,o,.,ilv f., Colorado. swamp land patents were
eod during the wear 70 the amount Of @5O III acres
the largest quantity tcing in the following nanlcd
stairs; Arkansas I40.s7O acres: Oregon '2'-'o
Minnesota. 44,ls2. ard Iowa. 1856 Lands under
EDUCATIONAL grants to the several states were ap-
.royed IS follows Alabama. 35.53o acreS' Caliorma.
In 30. Fl9ridS 351 Louisiana, Ito. lhcluuIhs
ks acres of internal improvement lands MlhhesolSS'
I'll Montana 4 .226; Oregon. 13,e45 me IaI ,
,nrroved for Montana were under the university
Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 15-Cotton dull midlling. 11aaI1s.
Fuz sOas6e Longberry s2as7c; No. . s3.ac; steamer
GOc Western easy No. winter red spot and August
o3c September s2 as27sc; October o3ls a53-c Deem.
Der, Sj4 aoj2c COrn-SOuthern dull; white. 44dfCc;
yellow, 1894 2c Western duh mixed. spot and August
ABE September, 43d434c. oats easier; southern lal
Pennsylvania ERASE. Western white new 2JQ3lc; ola
32a3lc; d. mixed, new, 25G27c; old 27d2sc. rye
steady, 50d see Hay firm prime 10 choice timothy slCG
sl7. Provisions dull Butter firm; Western packed
lIGl2c; creamery l62al7c. Eggs hm; fresh. l5e.
Petroleum steady refined rs cents Coffee nomina "
firm Rio cargoes fair, 1sbc. Sugar quiet; 4. soft Sac
Freights Liverpool per steamer, duh grain per bush,
3Ra4d Cork, FOR orders A. ID. ReceptsFlour, - 900
bbls wheat $4,000 bush 81 600 bush; 90
BUSH rye. LOCO bush Shpment~Wheat, 5000 bush.
Sales-Wheat, 392, 900 bush; corn. g. 90 bush.
Buffalo, y; Y, Aug. 15.-Wheat-Spring grade, dun
tember 81 i2c; sales 5000 bushels old No Northern at
with a good inquiry old No. red, 9OQ9lc; DO.
64dSjc; sales, 10 No 3 red, extra 79acCc; )
cars No. red, at 75G7Gc; No amber s3Gs5c; sales,
No red 73c; 600 bushels No. 1 white CALI
Ornia, 92c Corn in good demand 1000 bushels
No. yellow, at 42c p 600 bushels 40. ,. az lO1ic
10 carloads No. B. at 4Oid40l2c oats Irregular od
No. white 30. a3lc; new DO, on track 29a292c no
no. white here, ~ mixed, IN store, -jc. Rye quti
aud unchanged. Flour duh. NH feed qulct and un-
changed. Cana ireights firm and unchanged Receipts
Flour. 1000 bbs wheat, 1876 900 bushels; corn OBJ
900 bushels. oats 10000 bushels Canal Shipment
Wheat, 100000 bushels; rye 25,OOO bushels. Ran.
road shipmentFour. 21,oOO bbls wheat 50 600 bushels
oats 5000 bushels.
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THE pFTREL TO HAVE ANOTHER TRIAL.

Washington, Aug. 15.-In accordance with Ie'om-
mondai on of the Board to which was referred ths
official report Of the trial Of the gunboat Petrol built
10. ,bc Columbia Iron Works of BaltimOr0. a third
trial will be given the vessel on Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
p4cKIyG UP An IYvrrATI0y TO TUr rJrr,fp,,

BACKING UP An INITIATION TO THE FIREMKG
wa'crfown :. y, Aug. 15.-M meeting % cfi
gens Of WnieitOwn this morning, Roswell T. Flower
subscribed II coo io The entertainment OF the state
Firrmen's COnven ion here In 1870. and n WA. d ,
cidsd t. .lI,c 5000 in ali fr this pm nos. 4
strong committee uf G. nrs. headed by Mr. FIowcr
Wa - T. plaii .i'ir r-At week " invite tho son
Veltion Ia come Lers in 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

TIE TELEGRAPH TOLL QUESTION UNSETTLED
Washington, Aug. I5.--The telegraph rate siua ION
remains unchanged. POstmas. erGcloral "anamaRor
has entire charge of the whole matter ana Is % CON
ference with President Norvin Green, OF jnc western
Union IN regard TO IT, 1t Is expected iha' an dsD0
nent will soon be reached. Assistant Postmastor-Oen
, C,arbson ssd FMS evening iha It should be undcr
tooa that Their, hal yer been oAc.al piomoIg'
ion Of the proposed Iato Of mill word AM mat
therefore,, no such rate had ever gone INTO eHec'
The Old rate Of a cent word remain In operanon
.,nfu new rate IS Gxcl upon, but the Government
hcv vii mo charged for ana pad hereafter upon the
,,a.is which may DC finally dcc.ueu upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
FOURTH-CLAsS POSTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Washin eton Aug 15-Fourth-class POSTMASTER wers
y dov apno.nted as follows

today appointed AS follows
Pennsylvanla-Mrs. r. J. Wright. Calvin; James B.
ia man Gilrin: II. Z. CLAW JOleJ town: ". b.
OK Monta don J. II. shelly, Pleasant Valley; +. NJ
Wagner. Prcta DIS.
%cv.Y ORD +. Bowd' sh. Little York John Spear,
sinclailyle Julia West, Winfield.
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position and hsd any friends in ana out OF the
profession who will hear Of his death with regret.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST POSTMASTER ANhhNi q
washington. Aug 15.-The charges which we're re
III. ur.feyrcd against Postmaster Ankeny OF
,,rneanos. have beon War1cd to him by the
i,n Sc,Tire Commission for such answer as he may
.aa . make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

TO RE CUSTOMS INSPECTOR AT NEWYoRK
Washington. Aug 15.-The Secretary of tie Treasury
today appointed James II. Prior, Of New-York 10 be
special ins pector of customs at New-fOrk City.
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Deposits in banks 4so47,os4 42,7o9 725 Dcc sss On

Deposits in banks 4s.o4zest 42,7oo.725 Dec. sssan
cash balances 800 s29o27s2io Inc 1890
The foreign exchanges were dull and barcIv
teady ~ quotations for actual business as fol
lows Bankers bills at 81 81 SIS and 81 s73s
for long and short sterling respectively: French
francs at 5.193- and 5.I6 7.s; reichmarks "a
"a 10 and 90 IA, and guilders at 4Ol-s and
4O1-2
The governors Of the Bank Of Englsnd nj tbo,
weekly meeting to-day made no chanqe in its
minimum rate for discount, and IL remains IN
per cent. During the week the Dink cojned
10000 pounds sterling bullion and the Proportion
Of It's reserves to its liabilities was raj el from
361s to 3717, against an advance from 30 % 20
$3.50 per cent in the same week lat yer. WHEN
its rate Of discount was per CENT TODAY tbn
bank gained / 900 pounds o. balance st tLe
London Stock Exchange British con,ols declined
l-S per cent 10 0s 3-l6 and % 5-16 respectively
for money and account Money between b,nke-,
closed at 3-4a2 per cent. Par silver wa ST. DIV
at AZ 81 Cd per ounce English standard. Amer.
can railways were duh but firm ~ fiWres h he,
than the equivalents Of concurrent home quota.
ticns. At Paris it was HOLIDAY and. there
FORE the weekly statement OF the Bank Of T anes
and financial quotations are ab,ent.
Blake Brothers & Co offer 20 investors lin
tied amount II New-Yofk City per cent reHs
tered bonds due | 007. These bonds are exempt
from city taxation
RAILROAD EARNINGS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
1887 1888 1sso
Numbcc OF miles,. 3b3 p1 800
FIRST week IN fo1 .015 1929 s25f5O
Jan. 70 Aug. t.. 595729 .-....
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
E SI'5 week & n Assa: sss5e553 sos5 q
Jan. 10 Aug T. 1<5f128 lf5iGGO 1892 T07
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
(Ali Ilres)
tirst week Ia August. sfG7 $50 s207 2O2 1901 279
jan to Aug. L. i.5OoOGO J,j73Ol3 6.i90 3l5
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS
Month OF July
Gross earnings so5s e-7 1000 5sf s0oq 0Oo
Operating expenses IN 08s IL 2f7 ~ .1g
Net earnings-..... sl27 o39 sll2337 sll5 35g
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IoIAI s4ss TOT thS IIVoUo
Exdivdend. : 5ia seller 10.
IROLEUM EICH4YGB.
STOCKS
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,cpant,coonel C. D. uebb to duty there. Tho latter IS
placed on waiting orders.
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STOCKS LESS ACTIVE.
THEY ARE HARD TO MOVE.
SMALL FLUCTUATIONS AND A STRONG
CLOSING.

SALES AT THE STOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL ALEa CLOSING. No.
Op'g. g'tIou't Close. Bid. Ask'd sold
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Actual cash ~
Treasury vaults
0utstant
iag eetlacates s247 5Gss2a Inc s7os ola
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-18

None but the very best material used, and
good, honest work at reason bic prices l2m