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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Totals klol, oIZ, 800 olS d22, o0l
THE DAY In The STOCK MARKET.


THE DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET
After an unusual interruption the speculation in
stocks WAS renewed with fresh vigor to-day.
First prices were not in exact consopanoe with tho
advances recorded in the London market, and
this fact seemed to justify the suspicion that .
natural advantage of the American holiday had
been taken but the buying Cor foreign account
WAS 50 steadily maintained that the early he0te-
ton was scarcely noticed. The movement OF
prices was upward, and it was restrained, not
checked, by the unexpected weakness Of Union
Pacific. This stock declined nearly per cent in
the early dealings, and although it afterward re-
covered about half Of the loss, IL showed hack
decline was remarkable because the stoclS Of the
Western railroads were conspcuously strong.
Burlington and Quincy leaped into irst place. and
although IL yielded something from its topmost
f pet s ssssd rss at palm 'd aSass wa:
the publication OF the net earnings for March, but
it was apparently forgotten that year ago tho
traffic Of the company was Distracted By serious
strike. The statement OF st. Paul was not much
less favorable, however, and under the slim illus
this stock sco,cd q final gain Of "a per cent
1t was natural, perhaps that Atchison should move
in sympathy with these stocks, especially after
the announcement that a change in the manage
ment would be made at the approaching election.
The adv ance Of about ! per cent proved that In
the popular estimation any change would be an
advantage to the holders Of the company's stock
and securities The buying OF Northwestern,
which was thu d in point Of activity, was con-
ident and chiefly for the long account There ID
rrason to believe, h)wavAr that in many stocks
the short interest materially reduced.
Whether he advances measured the outstanding
short contracts remains to be discovered. The
general market closed strong in the midst Of
rally which left prices large fraction higher.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Governme nt bonds were moderately active and
bids for the gold issues were lowered The move
ment was wholly speculative, like the recent nom
inal advance, because the OILY market is that
afforded By the Government The closing quota
tons wrre as follows
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETS.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND PASSAGE OF nEso

ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND PASSAOE OF hh"oo
LCTIoNS.
The lolst annual meeting Of tho Chamber OF Com
mere held yesterday. Seth Low offered ap'
propriate resolution Of regret for the death OF > d.
Chittenden, and reviewed his career Na'haael
Niles offered resolution that the Chamber have s'r"e
off, in gold silver and bronze medals CON memoratNe
Of the Centennial Celebration, and thar goa m'u"9
be sent 10 President Harrison. Bkhop Potter. hfch'
bishop Cor1gan, Mr.. Whittier. Mr.. Dep"w' "oVerh"r
HILL Mayor Grant and Hamilton Fish. IN" rs.'u''''
was referred 10 the executive cOmmittee' lh' i''
Ing new members we're elected william L. Andrews
Augustus c. Bcckstein, Charles NJ Eneiis' joel d.
Erhardt and John McKesson, ir
The following officers and committees were "io'''"
prcstent Charles Smith: first vice president MIX
ander r. Orr second vice president Morris h. 'es,'p
trrasurr solon Humphreys; secretary, GcoiS" VII
son. Executive Commttrc--IIcnry Hentz chairman
John n Inman, Woodbury. Langdon, John sloane
Rrayton Ives; Committee on Finance ana currency
Ceoree q Coo chairman; JOnn Jay Knox, William r.
St. John George C. Msgoun j. larsen l'n"a""N
Committee on Foreign commerce and the Revenue
Laws-Edwsrd H. Ammidown, chairman: Francis Is
Thurber Charles watrous, Gustav H. SchwaS, stephen
" Ca,y: Committee on Internal Trade and Improve
ments-Frankin Edson chairman: William ii. Webb
Henry f. Dlmock Samuel H. Seaman Constant A.
Andrews; Committee on the Hatbor and shipping
Andrew Foster Higgins, chairman; HtwaT hlhcKeh'
James s. T. stranshsn John II. Starn vernon H.
Brown; members OF the Doad OF Trustees having
charge of the real estate of the Chamber of Com
merce TO serve for three years, until May. l0o2-
James NJ Brown, Jackson ). schultz; commissioner
behalf of the Chamber Of Commerce Joseph O. Ward
tho Legislature, passed April -. 1e73-rhomas T.
bail. chairman; Elhu Spccr. James II Winch" ter.
President smith made PREF SpeTrn hen aIoTcd
and the annual luncheon was eaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
rOcE Op TIE DOIPp OF rDrCtrT0N.

Tho Board ~ rducanon re>tcriav approved CON
tract Wit. Talbot & Philips To supply coal ~" thr
schools this year Tho contract IL At 81 - ton
Another atrark was made by srvcral members ~ the
Doarl on Primary school No IS, IN Gr"nWNh-St.
which Is said to he unfit for school purpose Com
missioner Hunt described tn" building as containing
A. many dark chambers a. tho cdtacnmbN NJ Home
A. tho request OF Commissioner Morarty. WHO has
jl>t hccn appointed by Nav r Gran'. N" question 81
closing tho school deferred until n has c>aIinrh
:, further Mis- susan VI. Mack was appIncI pTn-
c,,l ~ Grammar School Nn So IN West f.f'Ir'N -.
4 resolution va PRESCRIBED by Commissioner sT' a2n".
making The salaries OF nal" principals anci fourteen
wears ,r?NiCc 5000 hi, WAS referred 10 The Ion'
mi.iTc q Nv Laws.
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COTTON MAIlKLTS-B TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. MAY . = y IN Cotton Lho s''"a "' ths hhy
4 iud,l 700 '4'"s American
trrrr., ,rady MISUNDERSTANDING low Nrhting
slsus, Nav d,veIy cal n"iiN May and Jdl" rlN"Ty
August irI . - - .. I!eIz
Auru.t and delivery. 6id sellers Sr1rnber
III - Giu hub ~. bCi"l"t and SoNrm
hrr u. worry Z Ii!c vaLr SuV"7 'T I'd l"c"iu rr de
uyery . 80 ~ value september delivery, 30 ~" 'a'h"
GALyt-I"S. MAJ ?.-COtt"n firm MiIihna 30 10 10 10"
eeips - bale. Exports Costwise 2Ao7 bales sales $40
Ua,s stock. t.O7p uaIrs
NORFOLK Mar 2-tdtton firm M'di'n1' Il hct ah'
crrs. rrrct. i2i b,"s rtpp.t. 10 I"l' iIi'n. ha"s
claslSlsc UArS sales 800 1ai"s Hi0ck. j,'Eo hiI"@
SIvAxSAu, MAY > "a orton Firm Mdilng los. Low
Miiilns 'pd DrdinIrY DlI net and gr"', Receipts
bIleS. exports CbIatwsN UairH, HA'N' - Ua"''
sJOck. 1910 ULlc,
Nrv.ORJAS. May ?--Cotton steady. MiihlInV, lo't
lIs Mdtudg lO. Good Ordinary. IL % net and r?'1'
receipts $40 bales export. I" Grtn REtain bales sales
$50 bales stock. l2i.i?j bales
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FSCORTING 4 DEAD EX-PRESIDENT.
THE sopy OF DON eEBAsT1AN LERDo DE TEJADA

70 BIZ SENT TO MEXICO.
tn, body OF Don Sebastian Ierdo de Teyada
., president OF tho United ktars Of Mex.
,co was removed yesterday from tho Mar
BILE Cemetery, In Srcondst, between First ard
second avs. and escorted 10 the PcnHsylvaris Rail
r, ad station to be FORWARDED ~ the NY Of Mexico
The military escort consisted Of six batteries OF the
Sd Artillery commanded BY Colonel Horaro o. Glib
son six companies OF the lth Infantry led by Colonel
Joseph Bush and two troops OF cavalry commanded
by Major Lewis H. Carpenter, OF h" 5t Cavalry To
artillcrymen and Cavalrymen came from Na,Ain gtOn
and the infantry fun Madison Barracks a. sAckctS
Harbor The funeral procession on It's line OF march
10 Dc,brosses.st ferry led By tho cav
ian.ry an! Eight artillery. The pabearcIs hcarse and
moLrnrr, followed Tho pAll.bcarrs wcra Juan X.
AavarU, Consul General o. Mexico In this city
Miguel Sua"L GuancS, Spanish Consul General, j.
Ealz Consul General Of Guatemala, ana Clmar"
CaldrrOn Consul General Of Colombia in the oar
RACES were also General SIckic~, H. '. Williams,
Chancellor OF the Mexican Consulate, Antonio Con
raIez, Jose MART Acting Consul Of Uruguay; JOSS
G. Garcia publisher Of LAS Novcd@trS", Dr. Julio
HCnna who attended the deal cN President, Domingo
|. Ruiz, Consul General Of Ecuador Naua. Romero,
the Mexican Minister at Washington; NJ. EohrigLrI,
4 & i S.'rI'a"' M Ia no. 'fT' E,pinos " Mar
crau, L. MelcUdez, ;. AmarOso. l. X. Mcid"na, j.
lbancz jr and T. Ihancz. =,
Tho body was taken to jersey CITY and placed IN
the care Of rndertakrr Hughes, In Montgomery ~
GENERAL EscobcdO and Colonies Nilanw'va AMI lornla
1f c fnP"G Of Md tx erSf WITH ny ~
morning at G:I5. the IrnnSylN anita ROAD, IN nH
man car The pI's IA, car Sc T BODY go VIII IL
b, ne, on the other Side Of the E'o Grande by 4m,
or 5ooo mcn. The cmbalmci body rcs's in me- ne.
nIair Is the simple inscription Isrn sebastian Lrrlo
lie Tciaia Mur'o. April 81. lS-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
IRODECE MARKETS.

lIvVppn"r- May q Br,ai-,ufs Wheat quir' but steady
r. nd steady holders Vnrr MODERATELY Com rulc. demand
IiyyHPhoi. May 2--J3O D. m.-Iacf In poor d"mand
extra India Al Ga I'd pr n" moss ,a'y NJ ~
pork-In roc demand. Iams-In good hrmini. Bacon
f., lair demand Ch"esen Eop drnand lai!ow In IA :,
irnand spirits Of turpeutins In far h"mand Hosn-.'
In good DEMAND Lard spot and futures In ponr irnanh
prime Western spot steady At 3Js ri May steady At 81, b
35s hi; jay steady al lbs Ul. Wheat In
Dor demand u No. Wircasy nj Gs ID F"u-ln poor
demand Corn-Spot aud futures In poor denan" mixed
Wc,trrn SPOT dlF at 81 g1I May dull At ?. ri juno
din at I.8.y July dull At 50 ?Ld Hops at IDnionNe~
York state IT, lrnr demand. 49, "a
I0yuCy May 2-Sp ris Of turpentIne "a. 3D. per cwt
toorr clo,d a3s2 IS 0d K3s - ton for three
,YrwgEr MAY 2-pe;roenm- Pine paIs American 10 frs.
n rtn,rnc, maid and III francs ~ centi'ncs sellers
AS1wga May 2-Wieors lAri closed At Us francs 20
0e psrwrs' Nav petroleum marks 25 picnng.
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he PUSHED THE BrRGLAR FROM The W1Np0"

HE PUSHED TIE BURGLAR FROM The V1Np'"
small, but plucky man lives on Ia" nr't f""r u
thc fat house No. 500 East Eighty tourist, ana
-. mama ,s Henry v EOsrnhaum lie f. a shirt
maker at No. "a Great JOncs-s'., and works hari
enough every day sleep sOundly at night Lately
on account q the fines Of his wife, b" mas sept
on c t In the paror, leaving tn" door "f H." Vice.
room onen lie WAS not arru,cd AT ) a. M, ycNi' ray
when a burglar prod open front window ana pre-
parcd TO enter his room. Mr.. Erscn5aum hrsni tho
noise though, and called 70 h"r husband Wilt" seeing
the intruder on tho window S With on" II; inside
t,e room instantly rushed at Him and gat" BIN a
vigorous push The rascal cluiChed tn" Wind"" cur
tain in desperate effort To save himself but III" r't
matcie! parted from It's fasteninGN ana Il" ''ii I'M"
the area with crash. No policeman was within call
but q Young man who took tmr enough 10 pui on MS
trousers and one shoe. 70 the polics station IN
East EIghtv-eghth-st, and brought back an officer
Tho burglar lay in the area with Oh" leg Orohr"
and an arm bruised badly. lie was removed !" B'Ir
vlIe Hospital in IN ambulance said h" va uIuN
Heppler gas litter OF ] d-aN" ana '"EhN'
four
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'EI interest
The Treasury bought $50, 900 coupon Alas Al
los.
The business in State bonds included Louisiana
consol Is at 9Oa90 IA and Tennessee settlement
IS at 70 l-as12 SO OF city bank stocks, Com,
merce sold 81 at 100, Phenix (2a at "a. and
Western so at 96.
Railroad bonds continued to be in good request,
principally for European account The volume OF
business was above the average recently, ana the
effect Of the continued absorption was seen 10 % %,
firsts gained per cent at 90 IL, New-iorK CIV
and Northern seconds ! IL at So, ana Shensn-
doah Vail, generals SIS at SO 81; me Mrg-
est advances were made by the Southwestern IS
sucs Missouri, Kansas and Texas general os
ros. "a TO osl4. general IS "a 70 % -
and consol IS Per cent 70 - o. tGu LOUIS, Ar a,
%, and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass frsts per
cent higher, at s9l-2. OF the Wabash ISSUES,
Chicago Division frsts rose "a 10 100 l-s, ana
Detroit Dviion al-2 per cent 70 ,I ~ ~ abons
great variety OF issues recoroco s"'n' u ''N'
IL per cent. A., c,A ~
chang. National Lead Trusts S 5t savHs sTi
from oil 80 to % "a. Cotton Oh osruncate0
Il .3lo) were dull and steady around IS g.:
Among III" other TRANSACTIONS Gecrss r sa,
and az Kingston and Pembroke Iron 200 sofa
at sll2l-2 and Newport News and MISSISSIPPI
Valley lloN al IL. ,.
The Clearing House statement to-day was a.
follows: Exchanges, $94, oS3,4l4; balances ~
276,ls5 ,, ., ,h.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor 70 .ne
Clearing House s?56sl3. It's net gain on oah "a,
Was s00l 1875 made mp by a gain Of sl,o5l'oSi
coin. lrss decrease Of 81 so, $50 in currency
The days operations covered R,ceIpts; ss'V S. n.
oral balance of 81 65 74 81 coin and 81 g. 23sAss
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho rnited States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day sl55, 335 National bank notes iof
redemption. S,o,.,.o. ara on.
internal revenue receipts were S32O,Oi3
III r. a. washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in hank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement a.
follows: -
May L. May Diue ~
Net gold on hid $40 s77i57 sl9l $50 II Inc
Mt -llyr on hid o7,4l7,IS 2',l4262l Dec E'~oi'
Ne, legal tenders IN ga ,os,,, xaleo
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SUPERVISOR sHEARMAy GETS no PAY.

bUFEHFISUh SHEARMAN GETS No PAII
Mayor Grant refused yesterday TO sign the warrant
ePewn for the monthly pay OF Supervisor william p.
Shesrmsn. OF the Finance Department, 81 the rate Of
5000 per year. on the rgound that the rules Of the
Civil Service Board had not been compiled with when
Controller Myers made the appointment. This being
stsae1y confidential position, Mr. shesrrnan sxem pit
ron Civil Service examination. but the rules require
that the appointing ofhcer shall send 10 the Board
within ave days. with the notification Of appointment
full details peetins tho duties Of the ONCE and tho
ohar>cter of the spponse. This Mr. Myers neslec ted
20 a. in proper form. The Civn Service A6Stsory
hoard viii nest on Monday. when the subject will be
ans,. herNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
IBE THE srI AuERS RrNNISG A RACE'

1t was the general talk In shipping ciirFN """h.
town yesterday that tho Imam steam snip 'HF I'll
New.York, the Anchor Line steamship lily OF Erm'
and the North German Lloyd steamship Ira'' were
DOM peting for record In their present trip across ''
ocean. They sailed from here on wednesday ue
Cay Of New-York leading the Trave by fourteen
minutes at Sandy Hook with the City Of Ron" twenty
Ave minutes behind the Tave The State Ol Nebraska,
which arrived yesterday. passed. the City Of Newiork
at 4 80 D. m on Wednesday, 1913 miles east ~ Sandy
Hook eight miles (abOut l1lf an hour ahead OF Tho
Cly OF Rome. Tho latter was three miles ahead df
the Trsve.
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rGSp0v WOOL SALTS


T|vrov no wls7 tlT"s TI7Tay IN" NfHhFahTr
-. ., and ist q y srCr-~d by lone 'uY"rs
lr Ial1 ~ -i'no AID rr"'-.rrd m"rn"| I''"n -"
L.. 1r,tr were - hll"S onCfe' rhs t'd sores Of
-. III n-yln June - md no." C!l b. tnlnu ha."'
a., ,s~ -" frT'i s"r."s g| "r'G IN N.H'"HL'" - a
rr ~, ,n Soyrnn 81 Following re IL" "HeiInys and
pr u. t"is. ,,,,,-,-,,,, ,
Lc. and riN... ioLf :. q hI erA' IH i th 10 "'ks
and y:cE NrT ' , r. M@' ":% ID
prrsv 6L,irlslA. DO i~tH s.i IiNc,. GiHl"i @r"""a
i,'uO s,"u:'. i II I !. 'i. Il, Zoe amt
r,,,. ~ aI,5AN efr'sy G'h@ !sY' 10 I"k' H'i
r,,cs s.!,..N south \u~'r '.a - 'H"s -r'a-y III
>s,l, I.'',r 100 bar, N"rur' l. %. i - 49, r.'
Al, ,..,r4 - - ~. N'w/HIlah'
,., secured V.ri !, 81 IL" books ani .ir,r. -Li
n I0.d. rfra. 7,ia - O." i"rsan! pl"'"- ~ 10
$40 Of ,ma' nr" ana Sa'A- zoo s's secured. hh'f
l.Id. guA.y 81 IasnauiI 700 H!l"s s'I"l i"cks
AMI y',r. !. rial. 81. Rfe"'y olH!' Al d" locks and
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TIE COTRTS
UNABLE TO PROVE Ills CASE

The suit brought by Ewad X. Collins aca'h'I HI
step mother Sarah j. Collrs 10 recover certain properly
which ne alleged conveyed to her by her husband mo
late Commodore +. X. Collins under JOINT agreement
which agreement he charged was destroyed by her N'r
her husbands death In order detraui his [hlirn W."
decided yesterday 81 Mrs. Collins. hy JG-H''
O'Bricn OF tire SUPREME Court The suit was Tor IN"
anp,Iprent n, receiver an accounting and IN" -"ccN
OF a.; sou, The plaintiff alleged that when MS fa'h"f
scod tho pnrerty wife she agreed 10 "dN" II Il"
HIM II he survived her. his sons By his frs; rarae'
II she survived him claimed that they exchanged
Wills contaInlnc these provisions and tina, Mr., '".H'
destroyed ade By her husband ana had ""'lF a"
ited W probate which had executed years beto
The Judge says that the plaintiff has pr0vi rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

rsyAyns ORDERED OUT OF VIEW HOUSE!
Shs Health Board yesterday gave en- order to va
..ha the new tenement house No 400 Chsry-st..
owned by Mrs. Annie Davis, OF No. 10 West Ono
hundred. snd. thirty -fourth-st Twenty families had
moved into the house. although the sanitary ontoals
"a not boon sble mako tho builder provide good
siumbine and thssv wps no CrosHa ~~~' 10 '"s "Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

about 10000 feet Of Western Union wire. Contractor
Hess's men were busy In Fifty-eighh-s'' oet"eoh
Sixth and Eighth aves. and removed number OF poes
ard q quantity Of telephone WINGS Ahe "ofA Will 81
on today,
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q FITTING SUBSTANTIAL. AIINOSY.

An allowance Of alnony at tn" rat" ~ f6o"o gear
and counsel fee Of e. 500 given TO Mrs J"~ hin"
Mcbride Yesterday by order mad" By JuHt'c" Eaf"'
OF the Supreme Court This i tn" md Of "a" >"> in
which size obtained decree u limited divorce from io-t
o. Mcbride the wealthy tea merchant, Oh ue ifou"l u
cruelty and habitual drunkenness Nj McBti: hA' all
income Of over eco. 600 year.
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,prrp rur POLES md WIRES AGAIN,

The work OF removing telegraph poles and wirrs up
town was resumed yesterday. Contract tor Bnsby's
men were busy In Eighth ave, between Forty second
and Forty seventh SITS. They cut down eight poles.
under the direction of InspectOr Reilly. and removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS

The will OF Miss NJ. Louis Corsto'k. wh" a"cu7ln'
lated a small fortune Dy keeping school Tor young
ladies' co.tesi by her uncc, George Wells '"ns".h
n, No c3 East Scycniy.hfu.- Sh" c!t Al. shc Ia! H.
friends and her next OF kaa unc", al anht ana -
tr.l cousins-cot nothing. Objections W." h'i hy ny
Comstock yesterday in Surrogate Rams ms "c'cc
Mrs Marietta Norton yesterday took on: letters y
Administration ON tho estate Of hcr husband judge Michael
Norton, Of thu, I-t District CiN!l uurt.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

u,v,x, MAY . spanish gohL ~ S6qDSI 1G, FIX
,nugr ru on The Tncd states sixty days Eoll ~
Tririnm do short sight 30 premium London, l9i
!, % nrrnium, on Pans 54kjI premium. Sns4r-firm.
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ronort To tho commissioners declared that the house
hsh hscoms too foul for human hatitation Now the
tenants will he compelled TO move out and stay out
until good plumbing Is provided.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET

FALL RIvrG Mass, MAY : Tho PRINT cloth market :
con lilsn
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s242 lcl ,ao7 so4e. SOL. sss IAs. sssoo' 8 ssi
al NJ. 900 As, 66S SIS Ina 6.ee2,xlo


Not cash b,n's sos4 o0s, 9O7 1921 III 6ss rna
The foreign exchanges were decidedly hgns,:
nj II! ouch the demand was not large. lheie r;tv
u rnntrurd lack Of both commercial anu ,,onncs
bills and an urgent demand Tor Ie'i1 Ths
would result in fresh shipments OF stece. 'ns s
rrviscd quotations for actual business WIZ Se
follows Bankers bills at 81 81 liz anu rrancS
rr.rectivcly for long and short sternne' rrrhUs
francs az. III IL and 5l3: recno'"tH -
o., $40 and o5 So, and guilders at ~ IL """
40 10. r,.nd q, ,bei,
TIC governors OF the Rank OF England ae u.rt
weekly meeting today made no chauAe 10 my ~,
RUM rate OF discount, which remains at ahon
cent During the week the pahK lost .H",' 20
rounds sterling bullion, and the proporuon a.
rs reserve 10 its liabilities was Lowered lrom
n 70 pcr cent, against a reduction from W 80.
10 ~ IA per cent in the same week OF ias' 9o.-'
,yLon IFS rae for discount was per ccnt;
Tho weekly statement OF III" hank OF frnn.s
ahou.s an increas" Of 10000 francs soiu anu -
incrcase Of 1900. 600 francs silver. Az .ho
iondon Stock Exchange British consoS VIZ"
firm AZ es Q-l6 for money, and shaoe n.y." Ena.
~ az lilo for the account. The HANK OF Eus
iopd lost 100 600 pounds bullion on Oa"n.e,
AMI tho rot. Of discount in the open marKes
rsised to | "a per cent. lsar silver was aaos ~
$3.50 a. Yesterdays decline 10 AZ III gu
,y~cr English standard. American IsI a.,
shares orrnnd IA 10 l-2 per Irnt arrow Wv
nrirc. ia the home market, and in rev inS No., a
Slightly above the closing on IuesHAy, Ists,
naSt NJ the Improvement was lost In tne nnnT
Scoiines At Paris French 3 Ter ocnts 90,
=. - SO, but attcrward declined TO s'.'s -
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

DENVER AND RIO GRANDh 49,.
1887. 1888 IA
Number ~ miles,: ,onn SShhnn .,ea 400 s17o 500
Fonrth week XII Y, AZ o." eaSS o6S 2ieo.45S 2lse~"
MINIATURES, LAKE SHORE AND WEST" -
Number Of miles: -, 0o,,S Az iss o76004
Fourth week In April. s0 10 SbS 1914 e4116S
go" OHIO RIVER -,
Third week IN April. 55aaS ,oS All lu.2W
jan / T. April 2l..... oI'ooo zoe
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS rASS' AZ
Number " miles. 100 .,s 200 sHo14
Third week IN April StSaG UGoeo
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CLOSING; PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May 2, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-06-12
Concert and Ball in the evening
in the TURNER OPERA HOUSE.
THE COMMITTEE.
To the Public.

It may be rather late to say, in regard
to our recent loss by fire, that words
hardly express our gratitude to the fire
men and people, who did everything
in their power to save our property
and since the fire for their sympathy
for us in the loss we sustained.
Since the fire we have received let
tiers from Madison, Oshkosh, Fond DIT
Lac, Appleton, Green Bay, Fl. Howard
Sheboygan, Waukesha, Racine, Keno
sha, Baraboo, GAINESVILLE, Rockford, Des
Moines, ST. Paul and many other places,
all of them anxious to have us rebuild
our works at their town, and the major
ity of them making most generous offers
of bonus in consideration of our sc
doing.
After carefully looking over and con-
sidering the different locations and
their advantages, together with the
sacrifices we should have to make in
moving, we have concluded to rebuild
at Fort Atkinson, and shall commence
at once the reconstruction of our fac
tories, larger and on more extensive
scale than before.
CORNISH, CURTIS & GREENE.