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Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
A New steamboat Company.

ST LOUIS, Jan "a "A new steamboat com
pany has been formed in this city under the
name of the ST. Louis,St Paul q Minneapolis
Packet company The object and purpose Of
the company is to revive the upper Missis-
sippi river trades and make il what 1t was
years ago. The company will have a thor
oughly equipped line and first class steamers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Tho Corn Dlmerentials.

ST. Lows, Mo-, Jan. 24-The committees
appointed by the corn factors and mer-
chants exchange 10 confer with the officials
of the Union Pacific on the proposed change
in corn dffcrentlals did not go TO Omaha
last night, as intended. Instead it will meet
Vice President HOlcomb, of the Union Pa
cfc in Chicago tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Driven ont of the Territory.

GAINEsvILLE, Tex, Jan. GA company OF
United States troops arrived at Purcell,
Indian territory, yesterday from Fort Reno
crossed the Canadian river and drove out OF
the Oklahoma country over six hundred fam
lilies who arc now encamped around Purcell.
Some Of the people resisted and were tied to
wagons and pulled out.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
The Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-Tho death of Mr..
Burnes and the consequent adjournment of
the house prevented the tariff bill being
transmitted to that body to-day, but it will
go over the first thing tomorrow. The bill
makes formidable document of 100 pages
of engrossing paper, II by l3 inches in size.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
A Bandit Society Dissolved.

HAVANA, Jan. 2i-The official announce
ment is made that the society of Los Mani
gos" has been dissolved, aud that its bands,
or sets, of which there were thirty IN the as
soclation, have disbanded. The society was
regarded as an aggregation of bandits and
assassns, and its disruption ana destr uct!on
is hailed with delight.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
The Weather Indications.

For Nebraska: Fair, warmer weather,
winds becoming generally nortbwesterly.
For Iowa: Fair, warmer winds, becoming
westerly.
For Dakota: Fair in southern portion,
light local rain or snow; in northern portion
colder except in southeastern portion, slightly
warmer, winds generally westerly.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Heavy Fog i'm New York.

NEW York, Jan. "a On account of a fog
this morning train OH the elevated road in
Brooklyn collided with one standing still,
but did no damage to the cars One of the
the passengers lost his presence of mind and
jumped to the street below, killing himself
INSTANTLY
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A,-ln the house,
Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri, announced the
death of his colleague, Mr.. Burnes, and then
offered resolutions framed at meeting of
the Missouri delegation and they were unani-
mously rdopted. Accordingly, at 1910, the
house adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
A French Duel.

PARIS, Jan. PA duel was fought to-day
between Cornudet, member of the chamber
of deputies, and Chabnouilland, editor of a
newspaper The latter was wounded The
duel was the result of a quarrel growing out
of the candidacy of Boulanger.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Di Murska's Remains Crematcd.

BERLIN, Jan. 24.-The remains of Nine. ID
Murska and her daughter were cremated
yesterday at Gotha. The urn containing the
ashes of Di Murska is inscribed: "rhese
ashes are all that remain OF a nightingale"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
A Mysterious Death.

COLUMBUS o., Jan. 4.--J. f. Wolf, jr., eX-
assistant postmaster of Lowell, Wis, died
suddenly here to-day. 1t is thought that "a
severe spasm was the cause of DEATH though
there are Indications of suicide from poison
i,,,r
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
AMATEUR
knights ofPythias Lodge In

MADRID, Neb, Jan. H.-[ Special Telegram
to The BEE State Grand Chancellor
William Love and Deputy District Grand
Chancellor Lon Weber tonight instituted
Buffalo Lodge No. 107, knights of Pythias,
with membership of twenty. The officers
and members of the Curtls lodge were pres
cnt and assisted.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
More Trounie Exnected.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan 24,-The latest
information received here relative to the
strike in the Elkhorn coal region is that all
is quiet, but that trouble is likely TO break
out at any moment.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
The Death Recnrd.

SAN DIEGO, Gala, Jan. A-Captan Ber
tram Hanson, for many years local passen,
ger and land agent Of the Union Pacific rail
way, died here yesterday OF consumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
PopnIar Opera sineer Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. A-lSpecial Telegram to
The BEE. l-Selina Dolaro, the singer, who
has been popular in opera bouffe for nearly
two years in England and America, died last
evening, aged thirtyseven
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Prussian Officials Resign

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-General Won Schellen-
dorff, the Prusslan minister, and DIR. Won
Schelling imperial minister of justice, have
resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Roulanger is Menaced.

PARIS, Jan. 2i.-Tt is asserted that the po-
lice are preparing to bring about enemies
which will afford pretext for the arrest of
General Boulanger and his friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
EnrthuuaIScS i'm Perm.

PANAMA, Jan. A.-On December 3, three
strong earthquakes We're felt in lquiquc
Peru, with an Intcrmission of only from five
TO seven seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
S,eamsh hip Arrivals.

pool.
At Queenstown Brlttauic and WIS.,
cousin from New York.
At BOston-.yhS' Nueen, from l-cn-
dJn.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Favor oklahoma's settlement.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 2I.--The house to-day
passed the senate resolution favoring the
opening Of Oklahoma for settlement.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
Thc Ricycle Race,

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 24-ISpeciGl Telel
gram to THE BEE. The score at the end Of
the fourth night of the bicycle tournament
was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-25
THE INTERSTATE AGREEMENT.
Views of Prominent Railroad Men on
the Subject

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. president Hughitt, of the North
western, returned yesterday from st. Paul
Vice President Holcomoe, of the Union Pa
citic, was coseted with him during the day,
but he took time to talk few moments CON
corning the meetings of the presidents. Said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk Saturday Nov -BFEVES-Receipts 80
carloads Of 1894 head26 carloads direct 10 East SHE
saughterers: carloads 60ths ncuing % carloa15
for Company and 81 carloads for J. stern AMI
carloads date yesterday arrived az Jersey CITY, 70 De
sold No trading reported Feeling steady.
private cable adyces nom tho London ana lAverp2oi
markets. quote Refriye acd Beef lc per higher ana SELF
ing az 404 sd. SaSlsc per 70.
shipments ; previously reported. . 49,
CALVFS-Receipts ia head, nearly All westerns
Dull and barely steady One carload unsold o. . -
sslesJ J. haI.enbeck 81 Western Calves $40 n aver
SEiEEP fyD LAMBS-Recsipts carloads OF 1928
and carloads were held Yesterday Two carload,
besides were back &C GOth-st. With light supply ana
good winter weather the feeling firm all around anu
prime Lambs sold 100 &c higher. o--- -
per 100 s and Lambs at IS s5a$7 %: 80, ,,,
The dca! market does not respond fully TO the hah
figures paid for live stock as loo is the top for Muon'
snesNJ. J. Hallenbock: 179 Canadian Lambs, 90 N
average at 81 20 per 100 h.. e, ,oc - .. az
AG5 Canad an Lambs 80 n at 81 i2i2
D. Harrington: 1SS Canadian Lambs, Dos 10 az -, 70
Hume & Mullen SO S'ate Sheep 81 10 az ~ W.
Judd & buckingham 1875 state Lambs. 50 NJ at 80 So
p. =. 300 Canadian Lambs ~ n; az 81, 20 .. -.
j. r sadier Go. rs. Territory sheep 1Cs = a. a.
* lie do SO n 40 - Is; 139 Ohio Lambs q! ~ az 80
Newton Gllctt: 1SS Kentucky sheep % D, az % ~
so do lO8 N, at IS 30 101 do. 81 n. a. - 80.
sherman Culver 172 Bufolo Sheep 91ia II, at so 20
HoGS-Receipts IS carloads Of ooe headSO carloads
AZ Jersey City carloads at 40thst Dull with sales
ar % 90ds4 05 per leo N.
o. g. Smith sold 2Oi Western Pas. 104 n average az
a. 30 per 100 m 1919 do 112 b at 80 95 175 do 129 10
al a $40 Western Hogs 15ils N. at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

sss5oc ordinary TO fancy; Porto Rico. 2sa39c English
y g
:fii e {, sa' g. " " " q +
se e; the e ss"ss ss Sa' lysn SSs
eso9 ''ss Ss ,S Sfss
efuas 2Sa2Se sh SeDSs sssssid ~ SsG
s;sSs SsS. 7osss
0e ssse w1 Sy an h
Palm lie s S,a'f0ot PRIME 81 i'20
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Thoie was fair business In the
line Of berth reghs and grain charters % STEADY s
sS COO 20 bS %yy grain ~ 'G q Oi 70 sn
i"a 5000 40 SE%' AHRNsD
sa o6d ' . s2vs heRSf ~ S
NJ. DSss hence e. 3fs kF @
yo h% SEs a%re e. CORK for
qrs, Is Sd one Of 900 Ours
oUSBrtsh bark Lnnwo9L hence t. Bssh9s YORK
ss a Sc Schooner Eta g. Barter Havana
Lower California general cargo private tens German
ship Theo Koner Pensacola 70 the O at
pounds los JSeph Rqa S ssn and %
PROVISIONS Forks strongly, maintained IL IL
Mes. vain and Short sOf Clear x the Mess quoted
$40 75as1 for Inspected and sla$l 90 Tor nspecea
oSap $ll SV~s9 cay f1 THya P pfae o. 59@
= g. l5S9. ns s9, y Mes. c Y
ib s7as Is ra "a 81 ?S ss Is FsP 20 Sqfiq a 20
sS,e demand m Sii Quoted 80 a5d
West sli sales $50 bbis West, $il.,..CUT MEATS
Picked Esifi Quoted q 9r Do o.
D. an5 IS r fes ID 5Su rSned na
I'LL DDLES~ Higher on November but otherwise :,
$fs :3,,y W $o{s$s;s Do.
md %
IHKDTSs sPtio% S% , a. a.
msnd and ruled steady. sales 500 tcs wg 6
e'e3 and p'f CITY Steam sales
5e5c December closed at 2ec bid January cIoss a.
$ $c s 1 MacS &c closed At closed
g @ qR2h at t's2 S2S
isp,e Sa s ss
cTeSs. e,am sgn fs n.T
$780, &s.. VEINS c,.a n 2aS p q
@ dsa. sad 5s1sYs :;
seca G'nts1 ia Ss ieo sae ry
iSI asss' ssS1 eI@ eSo tssS good
ssis 'Pss s'S alsSs %Ha YES sRsy
e - & ss!1ss lssis'o ss%d isis:
seconds s,ssec Dairy sad Factory thlfis 7sasc:;:;
we're not disturbed Fancy State Factory Continues a
s stss tp White s' Ct fpsSy c
prime e. choice 9d97sc: good, Sd9l2c;
part SKINS 5d7'4c common skins 2a4c Ohio Nat nne.
9ia61oc: Pennsylvania skins 2d29sc. 80. EGGS-Are
strongly the late advance receipts
tnue snail Fancy new laid Pennsylvenia Use;
do late pocke1 23d25c; Canadian late packed 23d25c
lcehouse 1S621c lmad prime. 17d1Slac.
SUGAR-RAW-Was advanced nc to-day and demand
continued good Sales 10 900 bags Granie to arrive
13-16c. Fair refining quoted she; Centrifugal 90 test
REFINED active and strong. Crushef,
c CIT Leaf ;sc Cubes 7sG Powdered 7c Gg c,
Standard "A :" csc OF a. 61aGasc; White Extra &C"
3lsa8Lc; Extra &C" 5'sG6c; &C" 5sS5Lc; yellow,
5isT5Lc
STEARINE-In light request. Western lard. e7sc
CITY, 7sc. Oleomarcarine. city, 5 5-10c.
TALLOW-Dul and a shade easier. Prime city quoted
at 9-16c asked No sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

for the week shows that at no Tune was 'n ,ho
anything approaching pancky ieenng IN c enc
general market. With the Treasury policy c9ll-
cerninq depos;ts in National banks clearly ~
fined as it by yesterdays crcnsr the r powss
80 Treasnrv intentions should be entirely remove
The first for per cen, n Of 5Ss s SspS5s
not due until January IT, be- ou almost %s Immediate
fSp frse , oernss Of bonds to the Treasury The
Chicago decision has ,N wC sbsses of SspT pToT
VI nJa e. Jav moro valuable than it was week
ssO possible that the accidents Da prSb al Ss Tie
may pe repe.,;o' ~ the last week are only part
declines r1 IN s, Of the large chapter Of accidents
From speculative point of yeT ss S in the
pororai short interest which that chapter Oh
accidents has encouraged. .,,.;,r ,bo number
Following is our usual table: gN, isb .n iowe 4
and final prices of the week. together w,,9 aUe
final nrices Of week ago, prefixed by inc "'er"s'
prices OF December /, 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Ihe spot market for BaZ gr~Wtns ru'cd uu.
and heavy, though prices some wnst noiLh@ 4r
caTgOys qnO!el AZ 1I'c ana No Ss Sto as' SUI w
eel decline to-day on depfe sea ioreish
avre lost 2a2 FRS. and Hamburg 2alt pigS VIM W.
receipt, at K,O agAii liberal II
hers inl;eated decline OF lOai points win s
selling glers but the loss was psfGy -
l9er on and figures only 5al0 points pciV"
lhoso Of ycstscday. lIo aiyioes quot IKE u.i o9
Il $50: CoUI So ond, 500 Enchange tpris aie - 8
receipts 5000 bags Ro clearance for United ea.es
30 600 bags Rio Tor kuope, none ton ntoch
30 900 bags; Santos receipts llOO0 bags receipts az
RIO July ] TO November -, 1872 s6o.OV0 pa h s,.
I'm, loos aO35 700 time 1881, IfOVOV p'ss
receipts Santos July 70 November % 1852 Io'9o9o
Sic coo bags Stock In IIavre 3i7OO0 oog- OF when
.12 900 bags are Brarsn Rotterdam esDos oso'F A
MsrAet firm and STEADY; ~ ooo 49,. - ,oito,vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
TIE MONETARY SITUATION

The local money market last week some
what disturbed by a continued manipulation made
in favor of higher rates and in the interest OF
bear operators at the Stock Exchange. The
eiiuatiOn also somewhat aggravated by an
Unauthorized rumor concerning intended Treasury
action in regard Ia its deposits In National banks
The Secretary yesterday finally mnde AN announce
n,ept Of its policy, which * TO be the gradual
vgfb.lrt,yal OF deposits from depository banks
,ler are nor useful 20 II for tie disbursement of
f,:. dis and 4 reduction in The amount of deposits
A. actNc centres 10 meet the convenience of the
4 e,.ufr. The milk III the cocOanut is fully in
.icsfe1 BY the following paragraph from the
tr.ci,l announcement: c-
Or Il the banks wish 10 sell 10 the Govern
,ueni IN. bonds furnished as security Ior these
dcpo.iis the Secretary will purchase them ana
retain from the proceeds OF sale the amount WI Gu
,,Lcrwjse would have TO be deposited as above
stafpd sending checks 10 ;lc banks Tor Tile
fesldgc. -. >.,, h.
we are quite confident that this step, taken Dy
the Secretary, after consultation with some o,
the leading financial men Of the country, VIII
stimulate the offerings Of bonds 10 the treasury
M The prices which il now is paying. Ii is evil
dent that the Secretary's idea Is 20 rrdnce hOv.
eminent deposits In banks down 30 sl50OO,0OO
ssI s 900 600, leaving balances only where the
convepjence OF the Government at centres remote
from Sub-Treasuries requires financial agencirs
The carryjng ont of this policy will require the
withdrawal Of nearly S25,00OO00 Government
bc nds from The deposits with the Treasury 10
secure Us cash deposits For those bonds thus
withdrawn there is no market 40 current figures
outside OF that afforded by Treasury purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
STEADY UNDER PRESSURE.
A HARD WEEK ON STOCK VALUES
THE WEEKLY TREASURY SlAl I ~',,
SHOWS LOSS TO Bolii Nh |'
AND SURPLUS BALANOh'
Sunday, Dec. Up. m.

Sunday, Dec. l--p III
III. limited States Treasurer last week re-
reived from customs S3,655,7Ol, from in'erh"i
revenue s252sA95. and from instantaneous
sources s567Is0; total from all so, $40,
against s7,43l. o2s for the preceding week ieS-
,erdays weekly Treasury statement shows loss
- the cash in vault of s2,o37,7ol and an iu-
crease in deposits in National banks oil s]5S,2'2,
,..v;ng the net loss TO the cash balance
Al 59sA09. But the statement reflects large
mart of the payments made by Sub-Treasuries
during the preceding week. Probably the Treasury
last week took more money from general circula-
ton than it contributed to it, leaving the actual
condition about the same as IL was November
l6. The principal changes III the vault balances,
rs shown by yesterdays statement, were made
up as follows: 4 loss 10 the gold balance OF
81. 53s,i5s, by an issue OF Sl,927,727 cefth-
Gates less an accumulation OF S3s0,569 bullion; a
loss to the legal-tender balance of S576,62l, by
loss OF 81 ,0I6621 notes less the retirement Of
$4,000 certificates and gain 10 the silver
balance Of $iiS,3Sl, by an accumulation OF
bullion and coin TO the amount of 81 So 202 plus
contraction of $3.50, Oo2 in the amount Of out
standing certificates The liability for the re-
demption of surrendered National bank notes was
reduced sj50,O7l, that by the statement the
net available balance over trust liabilities was
reduced 81 ,O4S,33S
Subjoined are the results of yesterdays state
ment compared with those of November %
NV 20 80 Nov 80. 'S9. Differences
Gold and but.
les certificates
AID 100000
43v,-U- 4oS,3OiU Lee 90 100
u. :. noes. lcse
certificates 1J,1Os12t 1ol9-lQt Dee 30 OIL
Maj. bank Lote so S9oJ 32S Dec 3'loOo
Bill, er dullaTs ant
bull q
tihcsIcs -. 1o,cess2s lo,i779i2 Ipc. 44sas4
Cash Tfcssury3 -. CT IS 81 81 OS2 De; g o3 Io
DepoS 90,
aOnsl banks. 42-lS03J6 A262i 2lS Inc zoo -o-
let balance SOS S34 339 1877 23 $50 Dec Sl,S994os
peQuct for fund
held redeem
Nat. blk notes
tacluIng the
fund 76.9i9.6l0 1J399,0 S3 Dec o'V'V'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

Ian. 1 To Nov FL. 2ss2.27e csieo52 @o7o'S'4
o ooi 9As 341S
Number or nl,ltt-,c. sas='Iso s4O7 40 s4o7, $40
week einnE 10Y TO- ,73ii 55I 1642s O33 II 557 300
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE.
Number OF miles,. 10 an 20, 80 ao0
second week In Nov. ,ssoov 20 nSSo 40 a0o
Jan. l TO Nov. 1s...- loi'aoo I,-,o""
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Month OF October 1855. 80 leoo 20, Dino'o"SE -
Number on n.,eS''''''-' s1a3 s5i s4e7D9i 1913 34
Operating expenses. zoo oo -oo,oVo 49,
A., o.,,,noa 1900 268 s2o02S5 e245,463
Jan. 1 20 Oct 30 - -. . o,o -, -, "a, o.o
Gross earnings f345sl5t ftuVSS' - e21a 40
Operating expenses. 3o2'o9@ -4o-,o1i -,o'o,
Net 10 months. s1 41o.o02 slooo OOf fi'io'"Vo
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
Month OF October 1883 1852 -, i'ihcr nt osS
earnlngs.... 9loal 1855 flb3U ~ p.V
Operating expenses 93Io2o v'V,4Io Inc '-,o1V
Net earnings. si.05i1Go so5o,6ss Dec slo3'472
Dee I 20 Oct 30 - 49,, 49, -, az, ,oo
Net earnings IL % 2l2 sos s7a6l40o Dec. ssllos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
11ublic Notire.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR TIE COLLECTION OF TAkES.
NO 81 CHAMBERS.ST STEWART BUILDING,
NETWORK. December ?. 1889.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ HE RECEIVER OF TAXES of the City OF
i New.York hereby gives notice TO all persons who
have omitted To nav their for the year 1883 10 pay
the him at his Office on or before the nt1t asy
January 1890 provided by Section $40 OF the New"
York fiiy Consolidation Act OF 1852. . a. g.,
Upon any such lax remaining unpaid on tle nrst Gay
~ Darenher 1880 one Der centum Will De charged r.
ceived ana collected in addition T. the amount here"I
January s,O interest will be charged received and COZ
iorteI l-on the amount thereof al the rate oi sven per
ce,tur, ner nnnum calculated from the seNein d9N
n, october issg on which day the assessment rolls an
orr,nts Tor the taxes Of 1889 delivered 10 the ald
Psceyer ~ Taxes the date Of payment pursuant to
Section $40 VI s'" ~' GEORGE w. MCLEAN
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Farson. Leach & Co.. . Wallst.. offer the
choicest line of investment bonds on the market
Lists furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
Celai y otlces.


DIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. to all persons interested in the estate o., Of
William K Curry, assigned to William Je"et' ior the
oee nn and each OF you hereby c'c1 and REQUIRED
an ~ oore and in the Court ~ Common lieIs ior
tS NO. qity and COUNTY Of Newio1k at 'heeia tern m
Nc - V,,rt on the 18th day of Jaauiry. 1870 at II
O'clock in IT, forenoon then and theTe to snow fSe
S IGgi not be had and 4 no cag, be shown to attend
ule una" TESTIMONY WHERNOF | have caused The
seal OF the Court Of Comm PSas to o. "eGeo az h
81 said Court this 2Gth day Of Noyemoer 1859
sa.bo.t LAM. Reel { MtHewan,
o"0N' At,rrurys for Assignee,
A''''aI' PARK Row n. Y. City:
To Frank A. Mcs.hgrr - Q; Boson MesSaehGSet i1 an
Won nv pubcatlon pursuant to an order made by me
ftu " rfi'rv w Book taVer. Of the JUICES OF the
Ion ~ Common pleas the CITY and County OF New
X"utIO W t special Term thereof aud cnteIei IN the
nr MN Of the Clerk OF said Court on the 2Sd day OF
November. 1889 a. ,eOo
D'" ACKETT LANG, REED & McKEWAN.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Dar Row Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
anoe ss2 1884, 729 sol $685. 1911 Dec 81 $50
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

By the operations of the Newly ork SUD lreasul!
In the week ended last Friday evening. which IN
cluded the receipt OF s923,00 for eAchange on
other Shb Treasures and the payment Ol so"''po.
for purchased bonds the New-l ork panks iose
s. 26l $40 cash Yesterdays bank statement vi
the averages of the week reports s4oS,Voo lnoio
cash than the averages OF the preceding Wen
Following our estimate of week ago, InaV Wv
banks then held 100000 more cash IMAM VI"
average OF that week, yesterday stdtelhellS ih
aicates that the receipts oil cash by eAprTss haNe
about equallcd the losses through lreaSur,
operations and that the average VI
the weel, closely approXimatcS the actual amount
of cash held at the close OF business L rlu'y
The loans were expanded S7i4.OGO. but they are
still 81 600 600 lower than the deposits that Is,
the banks in TIE aggregate are not i0ahlhs ON, one
dollar Of their capital or surplus prohts Inc
increase of 81 O5,400 in deposits Is 81 lOVooV iese
increase than the other changes call Tor thuS cOli-
tinuing last weeks discrepancy OF s2.oO"'9oo;
The statement results in gain to the surplus
reserve Of SA06.650 and leaves II al 81 ,SoI ooV'
against ~ O,O76,J50 December l, 1soS So o4o,-
725 December ), 1897; and $751; G1,9oO december
4. 1856.
The changes of the corresponding weeks IN PIE
ceding years were as follows: lSSo-l0ahs IN
crease S50O,2O cash decrease S3,229 900, ue-
posts decrease S., 077,500. and sur,luS reserve
decrease S2235,32J: Iss7-lOans increase 1885,
200. cash decrease S294.l00, deposits increase
g. 008 300 and surplus reserve decrease
sslS.615: 1SS6-lOans increase S6,3O2,O0 cash
decrease 81 ,3S3l00, deposits increase so,2'5,ooO
and surplus reserve decrease S2,10l, 500
The statement compares with those Of corresponding
dates of 1887 and less follows
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Eegal Notices.

CUPREME COURT In the matter OF tbe ~
- plIcaton Of the Trustees OF Colby, Duncan Cop
for Voluntary Dissolution. Notice IL hereby eSen
undersigned the Receiver OF Colby Duncan q c,na'
psny will present his for settlement 10
Term OF the supreme Court 70 Dc h1d at Chafnber.
the 23d day December 1859 at II O'clock in To- on
noon thereafter counsel be heard "f>
December, 3D. 1889.
". X. S. WILLIAMS Ree.,...
TRACY. MCFARLAND, BoARDMxN 4 PLxsITSTfver
Attorneys for RsceiTe.r
30 Wal-st. NewYo,L
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rr,popEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LonAon Nov 3d. 10 40 D. m-Atsntic and Great West
ern nrst mortgage trustees certificates sos Ere e
sacord consois fo4 Ne xlcan ordinary, 40 81 Paul
Common ~; Pennsylvania, 3D.
Money, 5i2d6 per cent . -. o., 49,. Atua
Tho rate OF In the open market Tor snort ols
f. a. per cent, and for three months oil per cent
Paris aivices quote per cent Iehtes ~ % iidncS ~
confines for the account
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onDsa,op. ar. Da.od on American standard of classA
STAINED.
IN Low mid1ling.......9 lo'le

Good ordinary ry31,;; Kidding .........s'.
Tho onion market tended higher oday, and speculauo
wos fairy active considering the brei session @
renfc snei an aivunce OF ld2 points ana ,hIs wa
oon followed by fthra 81 ght Use on lneieaseI oa!
ocai concerns, leaving of Sal points better than yese
~ The chief element Of strength was an advance at
fiyerpoo Sales here, SO, 600 bale.
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The bank exchanges 81 the New-York Clearing House
ana the stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange for
the wecA Of three years compare : follows
Dee S's7 Dec :, 49, Nov. 80. $50.
Exchanges .. s7s 500 1865 1888 800 80 aG20 COS go
No. shares sold. 1.712s9O 1.77s. $50 1.i6S2lb