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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20

WR. EDITOR In the DEMOCRAT
OF the 18th inst. is an article headed,
"Rellglon and the Ballot Box which,
IN the estimation OF your humble cur.
respondent, should be read and pom
dered by every true christian.
Facts are stubborn things, and they
are plainly set forth by the author rs
TO what IS the duty Of the christian at
INC paliot DIX 10 put down vice and
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20
APPOINTMENTS FOR BleaAEIM CIRCUIT,
REV. ] A PORTER p. Q.

Hebron lst and 3rd Sunday at IL a m.
Ebenezer lst aud Ord Sunday ut 3 y. M.
Parnassus End and 18th Sunday at II a. ~.
Zion End and 4th Sunday ut 3 D. N.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20

CHRISTMAS AT GIBSON STATION.
Dir. I. Z. Mason wants his friends and
customers to remember that his stock Of
Christmas goods is fully up to the demand
aud invites All inspection. Give him a
Gull,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20
CLERKS SALE.
FIRST MONDAY IN JAN UARY
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Marlborough.
SAMUEL @. HUBBARD and others,
dyainSt
LOOK HUBBARD and others,

IAoOlN HUBBARD ana others,
Complaint for Petition and Relief.
10Y virtue ofa dccrctal ordor, made il
I'D The above stated case by Ills Honor
Judge Wallace, / will scll before Tic
Court House door during legal salo hours
on the first Monday in Jrnuary. 1890,
the following described lards:
al thatgcortain piece. parcel or tract Of
laid situated in The County and Stata
aforesaid, containing ONE UUNDRED
and TWO ACRES, beginning at q stake
on tic public road and running 444 w.
90, 72,.to n stake, thence 52IEIV, i6. SO.
10 Q stake, thence s.. 393 E.sa3, SO, to a
stake on public road, thence along said
public rpad to the beginning corner, aud
bounded BY lnnds of John Graham. bv
the North Carolina State line aud by
public roaa.
TERMsjSop SALE~,Ono-thir oaah; tho
remalngor}in equal installmcnts with in
terost from date Of sale, payable annually
I'LL paid, u full; tho purchaser to giva
bond and mortgage Of tho premises Sold
to secure credit portion Of tho purchase
money and pay for necessary ,panors.
Property is sold 1T risk Of forhsdr pIlr-.
o!hasor who has failed to COMPLY. Par..
chaser. will DO allowed to pay ali Dash If
desirod. C. nj, WEnTi,pnIw
Zee. IL, 1889. Clerk.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20
NOTES.

RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Stewards for North Marlboro Circuit
will meet ut the Parsonage on Monday,
December 80, 1889, at II O'Clock q. m.
JOHN Il. RAY, p O.
Rev. j. A. Porter, the now pastor Of
Rlonhoim circuit filed his appointments at
Hebron and Ebenezer Last Sunday.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-12-20

. All who arc in arrears for subscrip-
ton are earnestly requested to arrange tho
came before January. After that date we
shall mako somo changes mud reduce the
price to suit tho pockets of every man in
tho county. Wo want you to DO among
tho number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
The effect OF the innovations described IS best shown
by the following comparison:
Measurement Meas'm't AllOw'ce AllOw'ce
by present by propos- by pres by pro
STILL FIGHTING THE COLLECTOR
LETTER OF ADVICE FROM THE BOARD OF
EMIGRATION

A LETTER OF ADVICE FROM THE BOARD OF
EMIGRATION.
There was an interesting development yesterday in
the controversy between the Collector aud the Board
Of Emigration TO which should have the final turis
lector received a letter from the Board on the Tat
ease giving the Boards side of that affair also some
suggestions and advice which some officials at the
Custom House did not relish. The letter closed with
srticis!ng the alleged act Of Edward W Soaring In
asking Mrs TAFT that she being forced 10
return 10 scotland by the Board, and questioning the
honesty OF special Officer James H. Prior in the WLde
Ease The Board natly announced It's purpose TO de
Zine 10 recognize the Collectors authority IN prohibiting
alien passenger from landing or giving them per
mission land, referring the Collector 10 the opinion
" Judge LacOmbe in the Rose Paagano case.
collector Erhardt's reply was While the laws and
treasury regulations exists, rsason why they
should be enforced" The Board followed its
oiunA'um by sending a report in the case Of Make
Hiocn and her three children, whom the Board de-
1oa and aaIudgod7 TO be persons unable 10 take
themselves and barred from landing. The Collector
replied 10 this, saying: 81 decide that
'"'! sNsn not be permitted 10 land"
~ - san that soon as Secretary Window can
go NE S'ehuon to this controversy he Will recon
~ VNsieAs 70 establish a Federal Commission III
place OF the present STATE Boan.
''.'hsis Hsaseli and ROrke. the ex-ohicio
,Se D o. ne h9a Of Emigration, presidents Of
nieassd a a1u IRISH societies Respectively, are dis
meeting OF the BOad The" cav mai these laws
S pass9I IN Orier to curtau their power because
constitute quorum Thai ieay& nmt The exof,jcjo
members IN spite Of Judge Browns decision that ex
sbsiI h.ya az VI removals the ex-Oici0 members
bAzx 40 the o'her e'a'o "'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
DEFENDING THEIR AWARD.
AN INDIGNANT ANSWER TO MAYOR GRANT

AN INDIGNANT ANSWER TO MAYOR GRANTS
CRITICISMS.
The following letter sent to Mayor Grant yes
terdsy:
As one OF the Commissioners OF Estimate and Ap-
prasal with regard to the sohOol s!te a. =, ~
aud Bayard SIS. in tails city feel clttel to tahe
exception To remarks made by YOU az me meeting OF
the Board Of Estimate and Arporionmcnt on SoVeiis
authorized 10 pay the $4,000 which me O9nuiIs,
sloueis AWARDED YOI are widely ieIosicI as having
said that the price mOIstroJ,,' 10 have Us u
such words as scandalous7 and reckless ana 10
have generally taken position serious rnec1hs
sioners. John T. Ward. James H. Wool and myself
ndor such cicumsta lance, i seem, iar iof Us. VINO VINO
ceeded to ask you upon what facts you pas sun sun
criticism Also to ash, If facts existed mshnT s1 ibe
award bcfor5 the supreme Court, instead OF lt3eI
asking that court TO conurm our report a"aulns
Sl43UOO II. against such objection, me supreme
Court had held with US and confirmed the report,
there was the further right on the part Oh Tue olJ
10 appeal to the General Term. -,
Your associate Mr. Coleman. IS stated to have
agreed with you, but he had been previously pup
lished as giving valuation of only S'B 900 Tor me
property, which promptly and completely eA,
ploded by the expert rcal estate witnesses produced
by the city against the prOpertyoWners as TO Valus
who, giving swoln testimony before us admitted that
the property was worth from Sl13350 10 Sl233o
and that they did rot know what the rents IeceMer
WERE While the expert Witnesses 2r me PdoPeSatt
owners gave testimony that the 1oOxl21 ieet'
Win me building. were worth rom ~, 81 cornc LOT
for which we awarded $4,000. PAID S0o'o rent
yearly.
We had nothing TO do with where the school should
be. but the Board OF Education picked ont valuable
corner property. the site and centric OF Hebrew
market. and daGonaly opposite the new park JUS
laid out IN Mulberry Bend. wanting the best lana
in the neghborhood the city must Of course pay inc
price which It Is worth TO the unfortunate ownes
who said they did not want 10 sell. mention th'sc
surrounding particulars to show that there IS falr
question as 10 the proprcty OF such ut-eranccs on
the part OF the Chief Executive Of the city Of New-
York, and close my letter by suggesting for your
remembrance that Judge Grover, late OF the Court
Of Appeals, once said when sutton felt agcrlcved
by the decision Of a lower tribunal: You have tWO
remedies: you may appeal, or 90 down TO the tavern
and swear at the court respec fully submit that
this great city, which YOU represent, did nor appeal
WINTHROP PARKER.
No. 200 Broadway, New-Iorh, Nov. 30, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
CUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE
N-Tw.YoKk 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Az" from Pier 40 North RIVER
FAST ENPIEsS MAIL sERS ICE
sa,vl, Nov 20 II 49, a. N. Servis-....lec %, 10 am
pi,n~ia Dce Z ) 3. a IN. Euura.--..Jan. 1, y. IN.
AuTan.a Dec. IL, 80 a Ga4la,.-.. an IL > i. IN
'I1ranr-a nee 81 3 D. IA. UmbFia.- jan Is, 3 D..
Cabin passage $50. $50. ana 500 InEermeia ss5
etoeSag fckes b. and al parts Of Europe az very
low raIe For freight and passage apply " the company
~ - por,ltng Green. New-lOrk
oriee' y4FhtS SooNH BROWN q CO. General AgentI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

Cleveland, Nov. 3O.-Whlle the collector Of the Com
mercial National Bank was counting $500 in The
general Office Of the German American Bank TIL;
AZ ernoon a thief suafched $1,000 ard escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

Previously reported ss ss4572 7,a1o Go 6962sSl
Total since Jan1 ESQ 49,, $50 s7,5327st e7loS 43O
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At EEw-YoRK
For the week $780,. ej04Sf3 90 J33OS3 f3lO llO
Previously reported 10 50os3l S57i24to 81 ssOeif
Total since Jan1 sl4oojO74 SIS O75, $40 sC7,cSo757
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

The business in State issues was covered by sales
Of Louisiana consol Is ut 81 IL. OF city bank
stocks America sold l25 at 80
The general bond market was hardly affected by
the bearlsh' operations in stocks. Prices IN
some instances yielded Ia and SIS per cent. bur
the tone Of the market was firm. Reference is
made 70 our fun report Of bond salos.
Money loaned az per cent. and was offered at
the rate
The Snb-Trasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House s4O4 ESQ.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-ddy were SJ44.2oO the internal re' enue re-
celps were S4e2, 233, and the miscellaneous re-
ccipis sl574l0. The United StItes Treasury : e
celyed S336,427, and for the week 81 ,3lo,0 I,
National bank notes for redemption.
Inc United States Treasury now holds sI44.-
10000 CETed STATE, bonds 10 secure National
bank circulation as follows
togs si oneha Ii IS 900
iVuI per cents L. 'up
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
s44.lOO: bonds held 10 secure circulation with.
drawn. $500 600. National bapk not. crcula on
outstanding-eurrency notes. sl9s.40l ,42o; god
hotes SIoi, 40. agdlnst winch Is held lie sam Oh
500. 1890 legal money Tor redemption OF bank
note circulation.
In London British consols were firm at o. 3-S
Tor both money and account. In the open market
money for discount Of bankers bills was easy at
4a4 Ia respectively for three months and short
DIS, hut for balances over the first Of the month
the rate was IL per cent Bar silver WAS
steady al Al 81 Cd. per ounce. American rail-
ways followed after Yesterdays late home de-
Gilhes. nut ruled higher than home prices. Az
Iarls frcnch per cents rose TO $3.50.
GrSwold Gilict advertise for sale seiectloh
Of desirable investment bonds
Vermilye d Co. offer and recommend as safe
investment Tor trust funds 100000 Third ave
nue. Railroad. of New-Yorx first mortgage per
cent gold bonds. due July /, $50: interest pay
able January and July at the Farmers Loan
and Trust COMPANY. The amount offered IS me
balance Of total issue OF 81 800 900. replacing
a like amount Of and per cent bonds maturing
January l. II 500, Vernilyr 4 Co. having taken
subscriptions privately for the remainder OF the
loan
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW-YORh
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEwYORk.
For the week 1887. ls5s 49, 40
Dry gO0Is GlSS1 451 PA flt'9
Genl merchandise G9j2,ll3 5g5I,Gi3 5Ao"'' -
Tgal for week - stl,57G s7sf1sS7 49, zxggS
Previously reported 42iO23.O5H 4I9 G9l212 4a5V'|o'-
Total since Jan 1872 sos 900 s4a7 OsO si6O ao7s
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Nov. 30-p. m.
Br the operations OF the New-York Sub-Ireasury
in the week ended last evening which included
the receipt of 1929 900 for exchange on other
Sub-Trcasuries and the payment Of sG99931 Ter
purchased bonds. the NewYork banks lost sS'ZoI'-
"a cash To.day's bank statement of the aver
ages OF the week reports s433,O0o more cash than
the averages of the preceding week. Following
our estimate Of q week ago that the banks 'hen
held $500, 900 more cash than the average OF that
week, to-day's statement indicates that the re-
ceiptS OF cash by express have ABOUT
equalled the losses through treasury
operations, and that the average oil
the week closely approximates the actual amount
Of cash held at the close OF business yesterday
The loans were expanded s774, 900, but they are
still s4,600,0O0 lower than the deposits; thht Is
the banks in the aggregate are not loaning one
dollar of their capital or surplus profits. Inc
increase OF slO54OO in deposits is 81 600 less
increase than the other changes call for thus con-
tinuing last weeks discrepancy Of s2,0Oo'VOg:
The statement resuts in gain 10 the surplus
reserve Of S40G, G50 and leaves il at sl,eDi ,ooO,
against 81 O,O76,550 December /, 1ose S''oto,-
725 December ., 1887, and SOL 1880 December
4, 1886.
The following the comparative statements Of No'em'
her % And November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
INMAN Linz 9. S. and ROYAL Nan steamers.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND Ii EIsIUUI4
CITY on CHlCAGo-. "Wednesday. December !. D. H.
CfTY OF CHESTER. Wednesday. December II. 7 80 a.
CITY OF BERLIN. Wcinesdly Decemher ~ .. II.
CITY or PARIS....... WeInesday December % 7 q. ~
CABIN PASSAGE go an1 upward SECOND CABIN
s35. sTEERAGE $40 PETER WRIGHT & SONS
f,.reral Agents. o DOWLING GREEN. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

pED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weeny.
RELGENLAND. We siay, December a. . 80 D. m
WESTERN Ian D. Wedne,iay, DeceMDel H. ~ a M
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 and inward EXCURSION,
s1OO and upward. Second Cabin So EXCURSION s72
and ESQ. Stecfaze very lOH rates. ,,,,-- 49,
DED 90" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
nEop IAGUAYNA PUERTO CADELLO, CURACAO
NJ ARACAIBO
from pier 80. East River
SIS CARACAS uysday december
SS PHILADELPHi cltl iaa}. D-reIHD r ~
IS VENEZUELA new iiay lec HloeF -
These American steamships specially bult ior the
.adc have very superior accommod os or pas engcrs
"'' N BOULTON BLISS & DALLEI
General Managers II Wail-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
NoRpDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

A'Nrw.yo1KnKo NsoU'THAMPf0N AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d.sL, hoboken.
FAST En- PRESS STEAM LIlS.
Elder sat Nov. 80. II saae Wed, Dee H.
A-Icr well Dec 4, = p m. ~ s.-.Sit., Dec. H. a
Nara sat Dec T. o 80 a.m.Trlye. We'd, Dee IS.
First cabin s75 and upward berth. according to To-
.a,ion second cabin. $50 Aiult. Steerage low.
Ga, yaies OELRICHS & CO.. No . Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

w tlAl nhSD DOND IN BIOChN
The bears in the stock speculation promptly
took control Of the market at the opening and
held il through the two hours session of TIL
board The first point Of attack was Chicago Gas
which was ratified off from 80 TO So Next, one
of the unlisted-SUgar Refncries-was sharply
sold of from 6G at the opening 10 81 l-2 IN the
first hour, and later 10 80, and closing without
recovery. At first the general railroad market
ruled steady but the two little declines mentioned
were unquesrIonaby demOrali2ers OF the general
market to the extent, at least, Of lettering buying
and thus left the market unprotected, and open
10 attack anywhere. There was no lack Of shrcwd-
ness in the selection Of Big -Four stock the
railroad stock TO he assaulted, If 1t could be done
successfully. If DreXci, Morgan u Co. and the
Nanderbilts failed 10 protect their favorte stock
who else would take care Of their speculation
was not an idle fancy The rand an entire
success The decline from ~ 10 &c IL
was made with great rapidly, and
undoubtedly displaced some marglncd
stocks well contributing largely
to the general oralzatOn. The rally Of 3
per cent IN Big Four at the close still left IL
l-2 per cent lower than last evening" which vas
the largest decline suffered by any railway stock.
Even Missouri Pncilc was of only 3-s per cent
The Changers generally yielded about l per cent
and Union Pacific ruled firm at Yesterday figures,
closing UNCHANGED. The coal stocks were a.
steady as anything on the list. The market gen
orally, in the absence OF a speculative support
withstood a heavy speculative pressure toward
depression with remarkable stcadlne,S
TIE DAY N TILE BOND MARKET
There were no sales Of Government bonds at the
board Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
STEAMBOATS,.


s.aSsn B BRAW and DEAN I2chEs
old re a. Il r. pGS nal p an d a ICONS
A TROY BOATS SARATOGA and CITY
6 SS TO1 fe': rSs "a pier :S SSss
A -R0NDoUT AND KINGSTON, landing
"A. at cranston's West Point Cornwall Newburg.
Va EiS1 9s4 ss9} SGSi ieS
TFh isr fG IL D M SATURDAYS at
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
n TON LINE.-Thc iD.d. route Boston 80 ss; rroy ;
a aS p IN leave new Pier 80 n r. one bocs
s above Canals a. 80 p NJ Sundays excepted
CATokILL EVENING LINE.
Catskln and intormeilate landings at sp. m.
from foot OF Jay.s1. North River
PAIL RIVER LINE. Boston, 3d.
Fare. sq 2Iiu rG q ssn EMTaR TlfFfRnf
leave PT 2S rSiuds foot az a.
RETURNING trans cSnTscSnT win steamers " "a.
EysT ssnt IN AN ORCHESTRA on eacs
steamer.
NJ ORWICH LINE-FAVORITE INSIDE
reduced to P1 SsG, e.
t Ieayt per oye Des6rosse Ferry daily Sundays
zsg &; ctt ~ oce IN and Broosyn a.
sog.ys os % BSdEa az Pe w m S . to Ry sni
cheek baggage from hotels and Ee'iSencssiR .s.r
Steamer. FNGuE Eofns SSoa ana SoT leave
pssE up P 2 r. and Il p P % f'aaiy
Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD spR1N GFiELp m no I.
ga ABB Broadway. NswYorE. and courtsi' Brooklyn,
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.-Steamer
KEF F bs S5ys sh Ps e
connecting at hudson WIN BosIon ana A.D1ny N...ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. November 3d. 1899
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NrHITt, STAR LINE.
y AND LIVERPOOL,
YATES MAIL STEAMERS

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
,Ieutonic Dccll. 80 an celtic an
Dee. lie. - ms 10.
Britannia Dee 25 :36 O m. Britannia. ......Jan -
From white star Dock. foor Of West loth-st.
second cabin on these steamers. saloon rates ESQ
according steamer and location berth
second cabin. sss and 80 70 Excursion tickets On
Al Troadvay Eew.YOrk. Philadelphia Office 40G Wal.
nutsk D. bhOSE 4SMA1. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

GUlON LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPOOk
Leave Pier 3D. =. r.. loot Of King.st
EEVADA. s1aY December ., = D. m
ALASkA ........-...Iu Slay. December 10. q 80
WYoNIN C tuesday. Decemb II noon.
ARIZONA y uesla DeetHnHI - % d. III
WlsCONSIN ....... Tuesday, Deo moer 81, l. 80 D. ~
Cabin passage $50. 500 $50 and sl0o Second Cabin.
''V a. an N. ONDERHiEL & CO.. So Broadway. N. Y.
COMPAGNIE GTNERALE TRANSATLAN-
coupsnys Fled iney No ~ North RIVER I. q A9Isons,
LA BRETAGNE d. JOu selin 5 trrllY NOV 81 II q m
la CIAMPAGNE, Boyer... SATURDAY. Dec. = 80 a
la NORM ANDIE Collier. Sa uEi9y, Y, cemD1 T. a. IL.
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
4 ErIIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

.ssrYGrR TRAINS leave foos C0ruand' 80
Deso fr stating and internedlas points
a. a. rho West and principal Local points Chair
Buualo an car % SUSPENSION bti1ge
70 ~ ohs a ana Junction and int'fmedate ponts
IL a. IN 81 0Naurh Chunk
Chair ear 70 o. Tunkh and intermediate pointA
p. M TunkhanDOck. Connection 10 Reading and
Hatrlso for Emiro and principal qermediase pointA
90 f0 ssr WnkchDatIe, and fullmah deepefs 10
sns sion Bridge; ,..- -.
"a p for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate potneA
cosVn.ssc v 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
w o. m for Geneva, Lyons Elma. Rochester. BufNe
and the pullman sleeDers 70 Lyons and suspension
Teslns leaving az a. II an, D. m. and 40
m. connect Tor all points IN Mahanoy and HaxleeDn
eoa SUNDAY TRAINS.
ga m for Mauch Chunk HayletOn ard iLtermcdiaso
points ana n 20 shenanhoah and ineinedate poins
40 D. m. Maueh Chunk and informed a'e points
X D. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmirs, RoeheseF. Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper " Lyons and suspenssa
General Eastern once. 23s Bsssduaxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

Surplus ..... s1,4s5,200 sL69l.s59 Inc si0G65o
The Clearing House statement Is as follows:
For to-day: Exchanges sl47,50sl12; balances,
"a 9203s7 For the week: Exchanges SG26,-
COS, 1885, balances S2J,34l,2ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
FOREIGN COMMERCE OLE NEW-YORK.

Total since Jan s43e sos 220 1927 OsO sioO ho7s
IMPoWrs OF SPECIE AT NEwYoRK.
For the week.. s5iS 2SS sl22l62 SlvoVVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

There were no sales Of Government bonds at the
board. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
THE WE .TERN FXpRT.s

$50 y. H.-The popular evening train for all points
the West. Northwest and Southwest. Pullman Yes
bpie Sleeping Car New York 70 s. Louis New. fo5k
Chicago NewNork T. Cincinnati. Ncw-Yofk 70 Mei
phs New-York % Pittsbqrg. Pennsylyania Railro
Dining Car New-YOrk % Philadelphia. Through eve
day. Connects Tor Cleveland and Toledo daily. exec
Saturday. Passes JohnstoNn BY faylight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

The following Shows The rclaton DctW0tH u VI11 u
and total deposits az the rcsmec'ive dates
specie ....... s75A9G.1OO s75 81 900 Inc 80 500
LegatendeTs .... 2j1C3,lOO 26,10 % Inc iO-VO