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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

Your account appears to be oyerdrawn B.
on the books of the Lawrence Bank. Please
leave your book for balance and make pro-
vision for settling the account as we wish TO
have an appraisement made at an early day.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Assignee of Lawrence Bank.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
These prices are lower than usual.

Children's fur sets in almost endless variety,
at very cheap prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

You are indebted to the Lawrence Bank as
drawer (indorser) on note for -, due -,
1889, and unpaid. Your immediate attention
to this matter is desired, as we wish to have ap-
praisement at an early date.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Assignee Of Lawrence Bank
The following also looks like business:
OFFICE OF FIDELITY TITLE,
AND TRUST COMPANY,
PITTsBURG, PA, December :, 1882
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

MAR5HELL,
THE CASH GROCER,
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
CHRISTMAS, 1889.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SWEET ORANGES,
I5CENTs PER DOZEN.
Cheap DON'T BE AFRAID. THEY
ARE GOOD.
CREAM CANDY,
sPoUNDs. Is CENTS.
now FILL UP THE STOCKINGS
Send for Weekly PricesLiSs and
Order by Mail.
Orders amounting to SO without
counting sugar, packed and shipped
free of charge to any.pOint within
OOmiles.
MARSHELL,
70, 81 AND IS OHIO sR
- es-rs ssr
Cor. sAndusky. Ansshen.
SPECIAL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

two weeks. These are made from best grade OF
silk seal plush, elegant satin Innings, correct
styles, superior fit, finish and workmanship.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
BIBER & EAsToN,

sos and so7 MARKET STREET.
de22-rrssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
SEAL WRAPS AND COATS,

We have still on hand some very choico
Alaska seal garments OF the best English dye,
In sizes from "a to 46-inch bust measure.
We offer you these, with great variety Of
small furs, collars. capes, muffs, ETC., at unus.
ually low prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFs.

Our stock of handkerchiefs was never 30
large and never so cheap. We offer great
variety in all linen, hemstitched and plain, &C
81 80 per dozen. Ladies' initial handkerchiafs
much under value, 81 50 per dozen Silk hand
kerchiefs and mufiers in almost endless
variety.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

HAD NOT BEEN APPROACHED.
81 have not been approached by anyone
and do not believe that the railroad com
pany covets my land. Immediately in the
rear Of nv store is a plot of land about 20
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

1t is not superserviceable way in which
q real estate man, who wouldn't know a
theodolite from camp chair, arranged the
scheme of an underground road to his own
satisfaction in few words. Be said the
tracks could commence depression near the
Washington street bridge and easily drop
into a tunnel under Seventh avenue, and
so on under the property now being secured
to Sixth avenue; under it and by a slight
curve provided by the Hagan property,
around the end OF the Hotel Duquesne, and
so on down to a stop within few feet of
Pittsburg's busiest arteries of traffic; all this
with the proviso that the Splane heirs sell
their corner. There were big rumors afOat
of $3.50, 900 and $500, 900 demanded, but one
of the Splane heirsmet DISPATCH emissary
on the street last night and said if there
were any offers making he had not heard Of
them.
The chances Of the scheme being talked to
death by the irrepressible sidewalk railroad
magnates are considered good, even if the
newspapers had decided to refrain from par
ticipation in railroad and depot building.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

Special values at our silk counter. We offer
on very close margin large purchase Of re-
liable black silks. We name as unusual good
value grades at 81 and 81 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

h few stoclxs and especially in those that recenp
h have been lost susceptible to bcSrlsn aytsekhs
but as a rule the first prices were tne io'ssss . -
fine last were universally the mgnest Ior hle
day Atchison stock still attracted tne grsaessss
attention and led the movements ooth IN ao.lViy
and strength A final impetus was sven 20 iIs
advance by the publication OF an appeat 20 ZIG
stocEholders for o radical change In the manage
mont issued by Kidder, Peabody q Co., the
Ameriean representatives OF tho Bar1ngs IL IS
safe 70 predict that the response viii be prompt
and overwhelming and while the changes IN the
hoard have mot been indicated, there is every
reason 10 believe that they will inure to the
heneflt Of the company and the holders OF It's
securities The announcement will allay, 1t may
be hoped the rumors about q receivership, as well
AZ those connecting Mr.. Gould with the control
Atchison closed at an advance Of nearly per
cent, a gain that was exceeded only by Chicago
Gas Trust which rose Ia per cent and took
Western and Southwestern shares quickly an
Burlington and Quincy, Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacific scored gains of fully i per cent,
while the general market advanced from liz to
ga per cent on ON average Tho buying was not
confined to the bear faction, although there Is
little doubt that the short interest was reduced
somewhat but the demand from investors at
home and abroad was not small nor languid.
The closing was strong and and confident at the
highest point.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the boards but the market was strong
ut higher quotations, which at the close were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per North River. vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Few changes noticed but
spring operations begun and good bpaness Is IN
SSsysy IS. are soo IoSf
Islands O. 6oass ?6 St0ton dark and rsd S0
Front SCI Rosendals Cement quoted p Ha3 ~ Ref
" SossS 30 German Portland. q 50sSa rs Aocklana
Common Lime 81 per bb and DO fnishing "a 20 sesse
Common Lime, 500 and DO finishing. q To- Laths.
e Is per 1000 Coats Hair. s6aasO per buahei Cattle
coFFEE~spOs trading In Brazil style. was pretty
much confined to second bond parcels Invoice los were
quoted steady AZ Is Lao for fair East india syies
duie but the West India selections went more lfeey
ssecay new Arrivals Sales Included 100 bags Mare
cabo Is 34aec for good CuSut and 200 bags Csntfs
American In options fair business was carries %.
FIRST sales a. decline Of $500 points but ths shs
advance Of IT. In Havre caused prompt buying here ana
steady sdvAnce Final prices were io61s point as0xe
steady With prices 1 70 Ia pig lower. Receipts et
Rio July TO March 81 1883 s62e 900 bar zane time
1888, LzIbQc0 bags same time 1887, 2,927,O0O Days.
Reeeipts az Santos July 70 March 81 1882 201l 600
bagsj same time 1858, $4,000 bagsi same time 1857
2,0S2 600 bags -,
take place the 9th inst Brokers valuation for SSod
Ordinary Java 90 Lac Total sale VIII include 5000
Markst-weak and very inactive Sales here, s4,2So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

s;s ;ss;s sssSSis 5Is.
quality qGksves n isif seoss sye wa sn u;
c nnsss ssSsse tor Bulk and cars Sugar led
y e s 81 s SE sSs S' az
seng scarce and nominal o ~ 70 "a IN SasS Is Tor
zoe ss Sos asS drums ADD Sis ot
ps.sn SS &c s;s. sss A sse
= mos. eases sI'; s eS on che p
81 Soc SSls y & 20 g
ssG q sSS sHs T y ssss Shist SS
" ssn,, Gig i s E 70 iss
Fair . Choice ss tOSs Fancy g. l9 SSacs 20 i fsSs
& sSsss p es.i :;s.
sSd sppsA9aS aS1 sSs "a ss SEIa
En- sa s 81. ssSsg saa s:s sss sN
ana fTFSyw EhEaa tSkse rave
Wheat GRkfE-Quotea slss2c In light demand T.
Ssss1nFs DrSfsi az PIE
steaSy Yeiox WssteTn Quoted At % 6oSs2 SO Brandy
wiPs z 20 iais H were Official Chicago ID
SSsn sss sis, s slsso SAs
S %ss sss assfE Scsrss 90 cable
SssSs.: sH e.: :'i9s Rs't:
saS a ;siR 'Aa as ps sRs 'Sa s
decline Of ne regular close & Yesterday and
r sulS.Sae Il SSts ' reaction s
but toward s close better expert de%sId vas deSSespsd
az sa suS Nav are sold 'sds down s
sa s D eS9s e
Sae t tSS SHsn' stS Si:
sSSS0 rsSEssscs:j 1 Sash.s 1900
gs in saSs 50 gSSssS s1c DO in elevator quoted
No April 50 ssSss s closing a. 50 1891 g s sS
n aa Ss g. : sSss flSsGsd %
s ss ibs ssii s. b sSs1 sIds.
md a EsssHD Sp' ss E s Canals
SnS 100. sfa sS ssss
sy s1ss 4 SSs9Sa gSS eS Sn:d aoSa d &
ss MARKET ruled a1 T ss 600 f SSss
BaE az aS heRs s Demand @sds;ss SDS1
were very dull WITH absence q ! MSg sno June
Isi s Es' che IaS: Il
:SS1 99Syaasiaa ys H aasa mixed
s'G Ssy' ssim No I Is is
sisvstof a lac anoSt steamer yellow, 5sc elevator
81 HS e juSs ia
TsSSo ss:S:. i Sh
s RssSsns a. No aA. SO s e g4 Y
April s3 6S3Sy So eloSlng 81 So; 90 May, closing
ss FEED -PSl ana he9yy quoted 1902 70 n,
ss Ssip Ey. s e ys $500 100
HAY AND STRAw-There 1. q quiet market in az
show no radical change Hsy-NO. large. soe96e small
ssSSsSfs 81 na. 7G sNe DARK 4sS
ping, SSc. ssssw-LCns Rye 7so; Short Ryc' 500
HoPs@Tss Better class Of rood. are Sen.sa 70
sss'a ,a'' 2i s$ss r., 'Ssss2oo s's:
Soes. choice pew l3asoe: medium, 11SisS; 90 low
isSaSSi F SS en- new. sssaoc ~" WISCONSIN
HEMP AND JUTE-But few sales are making In spot
have sales 600 palsS spot Z, appended price,:
lac for paper 12e for mixing, and LEO for bagsng
S'iHHff6E s-rAers IN a stock Of about 100000 River
GSs Witch ss esa = @ y p ST:ss
oaosationsi B1snos .kyrss selected 2og2a n ne
Mopteyideo. 90 L2s92 = lie CsltosnIa 22s2S y lee
HSsnO Aya O' ss aSs. iOss n H.
Ric GpsndS kips. iSais h. 1879; Texas 2oSS5 -
ledl4c; western II n, lie; Southern as they run,
iosi- sSs,hST, = hey tan' 24sSo n .sess wet
8 lie New-orleanS City, 4SaI5 n $3.50; Texas o.
and COW, c0aG0 u, S12e6o; city slaughter OK eoGS0
LEATHER-A good amount Of stock goes to manu- |
faeurers and fair export orders receiving attention.
with the price list a. last week.
HEMLocK-EoN-ACID.
Buenos AyrsA Common Hde. |
4 hs ass h r., ' .ssssos: Il s 5o i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY rEIEGaApl

LIVERPOOL. April "A mCotton-The sales Of the day
included 400 bales American =
Futures closed quiet AnerieanMiddling-L Midfiins
clause Aprl delivery $3.50 selers April and May delY
l4.BAd aelisrsi May aud June delivery A5.4d
ers; Jans July delivery 4664d buyers July and Aug
ust delivery 45B4d sellers and September deiIy
cry 43Bfd sellers September and October delivery 29
cd buyers october kna November delivery, 22.1le sell
ers; September delivery. t3.6td sellers
GALVESTON April 2--cottoa quiet Aiddling i0is; Low
Abiding esI Good Ordinary lie and gross Fcceipta
fot bales, exports eoastwtso. 635 bnles saies lld
bales stock. TO- 90 baiss
HqasoLK, April 2,lOttos steady. AddlinE. los nst rs
eeps 2s9 bales recoipts $40 bales exports
Britain beesi coastwiss be2 bales saleA 30 bAes
stock, 935 baleG
SAVANNAH April 2--cott0n qulsk Mddilng ear Low
AiddIing o. Good Ordinary, sh net and grosa reoaipa
eib baosi expora ooaegse i16S bass sales 100 eass
atock, 80 coz bales.
NEwoRLEASs April 2.-Cotton firm. MiddlinE. 1910;
Low Middling, 7l6i Good Ordinary, SAT not receipts
06s bales groeA 3t2 bales exports 10 Great BTalu
5000 bales 70 the eoninsnt bales; solet. 1000
bales; stock. .067 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

Dsnafsa = ysssls T. GO = ssssSi y
s:;s. s:|s' ~; m
Hrs1ocx-4ctD Elrss % ALI KINDA
usht la seissson- hsis i1Gds sssosds 141s
f H;s ..:s. :ssss s = ~s'is sis
ssasss = e g s,.
dryi sis 95se1s 50 for No and sisesle 20 {pr Gry
cSs sssisss 81 Z ssssss sss de-
ssles 5s. .s slsssls 9 nsa
mi ssss . vs sss s ss: s eco = .ssss
and to tons June 81 70 iec-. cofPER-Nsnssl
- ssss c.sI as & q liz e. & s
f'lsssssy aE . gs;gssn. . =. s,. 40
s e .1s Fiji sssI 81 sssssE Ss:S
81 4. IL ~; 4,
IS; ss 4 q; y..s e: = q
i s'':s q = s., Is s., Az:
S ssts''dI sss s. sss - ssS s
sss' e: a: I y:ss. : &:
S yss SSs bss rssss. y ss ss
iss9l s PEI Es''i inaaigs s:asi's
$ ~ Dbl s IA s1 AZ
ps snS unclaimed o OsS. o1 sfs ss.s sias
S Sis S9 mrATs-Have no. varied for the Day runs
Iss IsYs' .s.. s,s.i'S rs
R.ss sl0f gps ssssss g. g.
Ho9s-Unchanfsd u price and quiet CiC nsssy 80, =
se% Sals SsS ssy OWING 70 he absence q
g. .b ssn sas sss 1858 4
s9s 9sn 3 .ssss !. 'a's ses g. ss
q ASg1:s sS' e :, s e. sa 20 s
hsaH:d Sons s:ssf & sG sa S +
s s4Sse primer ssS tcs on docks pn 1895 .
ss s s q s C.. 4 =: .. e. &: s r.;
: q ssa. fs e. e: :9sl ss' S'is
tFraiGsgsss sss ia 'EDs' s. ' sssss ssis
ssIy on choice grades which have moss demand hsdie
6 6sss sssSs iss %s:;ia ssass
rin ta ass fsaeS assais sSsss M
s, ws S: sS RIFF Wsss 40 sss:
sS0s e prime IS17e wsssr 49, ss
ssss q 8 s.
s.s atan: ,ad ssss tsacy I9s .Sses
Si2e Stocks Apr /: State Creamery. tubs and psils
1881; frkins 1921; State dairy DO, 2o76 fsdns s2oi
Western Creamery DO 1889; ffhfns 79e; wssssn dairy
DO I7A1 fr1ns, go; Western factoU and ladle 90.
hiSiai Ss' telling ling T snssas sa p
stlll rule in buyers favor, With moderate home Gemma
Shippers are holding back TsImade fancy whisn sna
coored stats factory 11f1 LIE; choice 10 1870
common to prime, ioa10 LAC; skins light sa2 1:3e;
medium 6as LIE: common, 1a3c; Ohio fat. el-2Ella
fair e fancy Pennsylvania skims 1l4al &C..
ss as ssu ssss'; 10 ssss
II 1.2c Western. 10 12ai1 lie Duck esa2ss:
sEED-Ciover easier. with tho West There T.
good demand ouotat!ons sre e fo!io.s; Clover iov
refining and s.iSc for 90 test csnirIfsgI. Eefsei
steady, though in light demand, Gut Loaf sac;
CRUSHED, $40; Cubes sc; Powdered So Grana
lated. s4e Mould a. s4ci contscticnsfs, "a
7s ssi a %Al'fs f2ae So Ysow. ssisss 7isc
STEkRTNE-Nealected and nominal. CitJ quoted 7+s9
&c. OIeomargarine, Sc asked.
HALLOWEEN moderate demand and steadily held.
Prime oity quoted S-sc: :aless 100. 600 p. esc.
moderate with sales follows 100 1887 State Hs
vaDs, 13lec: 100 DO 1887 New England Havana 1s425c
100 DO 1887 Pennsylvania private terms t5o do sunes
6SsQo 400 bales Havana eeeSe1 o5 100 bales sumats
wo0I-Tas dealings for several days past hsys been
quite limited There change IN the general Ssas
ton holders asserting that lower bids would not
secure tina desirable supplies Fine Xxx feees 10
SSc do DO. p nepfkS growth eossse AN Tssss is$
asc oo d. SCORED Colorado sS1o dH cssS
territory, q 1ec 10000 DO do 1se and 2Soo Do fsl
Texas OF, private terms 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

The per cent debentures OF tho Fidelity Loan
and Trust Company OF Sioux City, Iowa, have been
selected for investment by some Of the most prudent
institutions OF this city and New England and arc also
largely held by the cOmpany's own stockholders,
among whose number are many weiLm bankers.
company's bankers in NewYork and the treasurer,
Mr.. william @. clapp, has Office at 81 Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

CHTConY-Withsus variation IN eoss trade fsig. we
cuote barry Reynolds. 1850 - " 90 "a
barrels, 1le. =. ,,.h.n,.d
CocoA-A noderaa buslpsss sa ffozoiH raasa
26a2ae Caracas. 1T9is2 TpPidAd loo; Ball. AsS
oPAG f2eKhSSs, q S all d SSdi ~ arc ss1 III ~
ale We quote; Moaksos Shocks anaao HJeA55ft
Sso sugar shocks Sna Hosds SSp' "a. 81 T.sSs a.
Rss Il % ssnsG q io5 AS 9a sAUOsa Eissh s
nun bioes IS 5oSsS; Empty HOatheadS s2 40; Hoops.
II 1e. 2gs eSMo1sFass activity has prevailed.
su. The tfadS is almost wholly Of obbing nature bn.
y. farmer raea Alehehol IL In request ana quoted ~
si ESQ Tor grain and 81 for 96Ses per cent borax
afn and has steady outlet, vita the prize e PeS 40
-. e5tv povdercd Buchn qust AZ 12Gb I2c I9f'
sso Sha sice for LONG esmPno. a5%e G s,1on rsT
sTen FOR s. II. Cream Tartar quoted AZ - i,zG
&c for powdered with hGht tsaHaaonons bieaehhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON, pTil "a m.consos 9s 7le for money and
pSts for the account Canadian Paoino blAi Erie 2sN
90 second consol., 1885,; Mexican oFdEHsgy, $L 81
p2ss Mexican Central frat mortgage bonds ia
The ats OF discount 10 the open market for short bills Is
2e per cent
Paris adYicos quos per cent renteJ at 80 francs 30
cenmes for tho account and exchange on London AZ 20
francs 20 confines for checks
Spanish "a 74ie
Of bullion gone into tho Bank Of England bal
ence to-day IL 2lSu,0O0.
Bar silver Is quoted &c A9iSh per ounce
BERLIN, April 2The OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany decrease In specin VI "a 400 900 MARIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
1o'. THI DAY N TIE sTooK MARKET

The upward movement ia the stock market,
which was started yesterday afternoon, was con-
tlnned with greater spirit to-day. The suspicion
pasled plan 20 boy stocks as cheaply as posi-
bic was amply verified by the course OF prices
to-day, 1hare were brief periods OF hesitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
Rid Ask Bid Ask
Sst - 1891 csSiSs los O. s. cur &C. 1891 lids.
gs+s 1922 reg IgsSlSs cur es 1885, 1893
U IS cur os 1898 100 -. Dist Col 65s. .l20a...

The Treasury bought 81 $1,000 lbs at los.
In State bonds there were small sales OF Leuis-
lana consol 4s at 9s l-s, and Tennessee settle
ment 8S at 72 3-8. or city bank shares western
National sold 40 at 90.
Railroad bonds were somewhat more active,
and generally higher. Atlantic and Pacific: in
light frsts l-2 to Oh, Richmond Terminal 6s
l to 90, Reading first and second incomes each
/ 1-s 10 SO l-2, and 50 IA respectively Texas
S Snd f So aSS Ws s on
l-2 to lO3. Gulf, Colorado end Santa Fe gold 6s
gained per cent at II l-2, but the first mortgage
bonds Of the same company fell l per cent TO 100;
Colorado Coal and Iron 6s which lost l IA at
102 l-2 The market closed strong, although
IL did not feel the effect Of the rally In the share
speculation.
In the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Oil certificates continued to be &c
tive $4,000 at an advance 70 81 l-2a57 IA; Sugar
Lead Trusts 4,445) at 81 1-s TO 81 3-s. Other
transactions were In Brunswick Company teo0) at
90 Ia TO Ia, Chicago and Atlantic beneficiary
oonsol IS Isl 5,OO0j OF I'LL and rs rs
The furry IN the money, market was quickly
over, as everybody expected it would be. The
opening rate for call loans was per cent, but
soon afterward there was good supply at 4, and
in spite Of attempts 20 repeat the squeeze Of yes
terday which carried the rate again TO 9, the last
loans were 90 per cent
The Clearing House statement today was as
ss.42l,403.
The Sub-Treasury today was debtor % the
Clearing House 81, $50, $50. Its net loss bal
nnce was sI,ss2,e4 made up by losses OF
S1,7420l6 coin and sl40,624 currency. The
days operations covered: Receipts, 62260,bs2;
payments. A.143,222; resulting in general bal
ance Of 81 86504.526, consisting Of 81 so $3.50,
coin and 81 6.6l4.207 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
Tho United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day 81 6s. 313 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were Sl4s,527 and the
internal revenue receipts were S27S,551.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol.
lows:
ApFtl l. April 2. Differences
Net Hoid On hd s1o7 280 e1e7 All eqC6 Ipi
Net sv'r hid q, 0GGOS2 20e2i, 165 Dec 2i1,So7
Net legal tenders
hAnd....... 2S,442f13 26O5l, 23l Dee. 39l, et2
Actual cash in
Treas'y vaults
eertlncses...,. s25oli6T35 s2Ie7lasi7 Dec. s9es9s
Deposits In bks 4S30bBl4 47,S82, 94T Inc. t520,a33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
s14o,s74,S15

Circulation Of National gold banks not included IN the
9. 8. sEcIsrEazD BONDS ON DEPOSIT
TO secure 10 secure
H circulating public
gsens 1890 an ~ tsi a. psr ets {ssozSSo 15ss50
fnnsed loan Of 1901 per 77leoo s2ei4,60o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

DENVER AND RIO GRANDB-
En- ,SS rsSS 4, .IsS9S '55sSsS$s
DETROIT, LANSING AND NORTHERN.
5 ESs3', = S.!ss SSs :sSss
MILWAUKEE,. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN,
S Ss$3', J: : a.!:. IT, i 81
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
S e. SSS'S J, s : ss?s.
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
f. H$$as, !: + S.!ss s ls Bst ss
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number Of miles,. 853 ala
Third week In March B gl1O04 f2o,i2O
Jan. 70 March FL. ...... 172,26S 2l9, BPS
OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Month Of February
Gross earnings........ ...... R3e4,14b eSo5,057
Operating expenses. SleoOA 2OLb7
Net earn!ngs....... s35,747 ge9,1l1 $3.50
Dec Feb % 1eS6'SI, 1bbI'SS. lS5B 80.
Gross eaInings....,... fl,l.O,s70 alV.lb74
Operating eXpensea.. tOO<O2 SbljSs2
Net earnings for
three mOnths..... fi0j4l2 s2l4,424 col, 1892
EXPORTS OF MERcHAgDIsE FROM NETWORK.
N, the sossosiis sSe5s ga sosi SSS
Previously reported. 7O,5iblS4 6S,00l442 slB7l7e0
Total since jan 1.s77 6l4762 s7s74Sc2l ss8os5, 2si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm,
hut the expectations OF few drawers of bills
that the demand would be large enough 70 force
shipments OF gold by tO-morrow's steamers were
not realized There was no change in the rates
at 81 SO IL and s. so respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs at 5.1S "a and
Sic Ia; rcichmarks at 95 Ia and 05 3D. and
guIlders at 40 and 40 l.2.
Tn London British consOls were higher, ad.
vancing 3.l6 TO 0S 7-l5 for money and l-s 70
9S SO for the account The Bonk OF England
gained on balance 1870 900 pounds sterling but the
rates for money were not changed. Bar silver
was steady at AZ 81 Cd an ounce. American raiE
way shares improved throughout the day, al
though they were rather dull. At Paris French
per cents rallied 80 centimes to $3.50, exchange
on London being 25 "a francs TO the pound sterl-
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

coTToN-The SPOT market has not varied Sines cS
conformation. Port receipts 7.161 bales ~ AGAINST
PSles Ia. yesk M 6alsA for hg sane as 4ss
gated 500 bales comparing With 6l12oso bales Tor
the corresponding tine last season; -,
Quotations based American standard OF cassi-
hcation. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

Coca Ordinary Sie low Middllna. .....e 10
stTie, Coed ordlnafy - 1915 MlddlinE. ...e Ills
The speculative market remained satonITZ SofGS ts
fheFe was small gain early owing 70 nr% LVsP SS
Ady1eea but final hRures about as yesgeroSy' 1~
ins was perfectly s.9 ssss Y go bAS o,s. Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

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Oregon r d Nav
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or rs; OSeli Trans 8
1000.
1000. 100 e
Oregon Short Line
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pa. Fsir;ps
1889 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
postnn Anvil 1a6o

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco, April 2. 1889.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-03-30
4 KICK.

The objection to the raise OF ten cents
in the Fire Fund tax made last month
grows stronger, and open protests are
threatened. This looks encouraging. 1t
may be accepted as evidence that all in
terest in public matters has not ceased,
though it has often looked so OF late
years. The general listlesness shown in
Affairs of public interest has been partic-
ularly noticeable. 1t has been case OF
"eyery man for himself and the devil for
us all" for long time. But now the
public pocket is touched, though very
lightly, signs of life are visible, which
leads to the hope that the public will in.
terest itself somewhat in matters pertain
ing to its welfare and not let things go at
skies and sevens as has been the case for
number of years. If it is true as al
legged that we have no Fire Department,
then we need no tax at all, and, if we
need tax, then it is well to see where,
aud how, the money thus raised, is ex-
pended.