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Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

A fox chase took place at Christians
Village yesterday. A line specimen Of
Reynard with good brush had been Sc.
cured and let loose from the boiel Of
William r. Lyman about noon, and Wa
soon afterwards followed by 80 horse
men, amongst whom were two ladies'
Mrs. Manuel Richenberger ard Mis-
Jennie Latimer About 100 hounds
filled the country with their yelping, aud
after run OF about an hour the icK wal
overtsken In the vicinity OF Newark, q
gentleman from Christians securing the
brush, hard pushed by Miss Latimer
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

A party was held last evening at the
residence Of VIM. Robinson, No. Us
East Seventh street, 10 commemorate
the 18th anniversary OF the birth of his
daughter, Ida, There were twenty six
couples of the youuS lady's friends
present, aud theii coming was a com
,.lete surprise to her. Among those
+ sent we're Miss Nellie Worrell OF
r.. den, \. j., aud Mr.. Edwin Ken
nedy Of Ardmore, Penn. After passing
SO ere served i'll abundance. At a
$1,000, hour the parties retired Il
go tive homes, wishing Miss
III ~ nsp returns OF this important
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Emma Hopkins, well known coaster,
was released from jail only yesterday,
when she went out to Hedgeyille, where
the secured her S-yeAr-oid chld, and
proceeding down to the coast, fired her
SO up with rot gut aud began to paint
that part of the city vermillion color.
Sergeant Stetzer arrested her on this &C
casion and took her and her child to the
statl,n and locked them up. When che
got soeered up she was perm t ed to de-
Dart with her child to a home in the
country, where she said she would stoI
her evil ways.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Inc wilmington Coal Gas ComvanV ia
now delivering cose to suy part IA ths
CITY Tor " per load. Relative 9 tbis L.
an2ut half the cost Of anthracite coal
O ~ rs may be left at gas olice or work
Telephone No 1855. Va WI As'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

The Rev. J. d. C. Hanna, Of New.
port, Will preach in the Union NJ. f.
church, night, at 730 o'clock. The
ProtIaoted revival meeting begun with
the watch meeting is still in progress.
version up to date.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Last pighf, while one of the sailors
of the tramp steamer Earnmoor, waa
attempting to hoa:d the vessel he
slipped and fell INTO the dry dock SuN'
tanning injuries which -ndereI MN
insensible, He was attended, ny pr'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

A fair and oyster supper will be
given at the parsonage of Mt Lebanon
M. E. Church, at Rocklaud, Brandy.
wine hundred, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, the 9TH, sth and 9th
insts. Supper 50 cents. All are IN
vited.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
A IsOuser.

Powell. in the Third street market,
mas "a Six pound shad on his stalls that
is well worth seeing. lie also has a
full assortment of other varieties, COLI
sisting Of strawberry perch, white and
yellow perch, paddock, fresh salmon,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
We place on
25-Cent Counter

Ladies Night Dresses,
White Skirts, Chemises, Draw
ers, Corset Covers, Children's
Drawers and Infants Slips,
Childrcns White Ca m bri c
Dresses; also Lawn Aprons, all
trimmed.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
r,,. A. 1icipaI Court.

owin,, 90 -, pg bust ness which
-, PensA tend to before the
SS es - PS GaI nau 10 ons. the Munich
~, 49, 81 enei"I i Hoss' 8 o'clock, an
hour earlier than usual haao-a ~.
however, but two cases ;snn f,"r,
Court, one being Thomas b ',"n,o as
Maryland, charged with drum. Inn n
He was recemmitted to give
chance TO sober up. "a
Bella Wynd, young white girl.
years of age, was brought in last nigh,
by Officer Heal for bumming around
the coast. Judge Bail imposed fine
OFFS upon her, so that Sue might be
sent over TO keep her out Of the slums
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Captain Samuel Blocksom. OF Fourth
and Washington streets, has Just return
ed from ten days trip, visiting Dover,
Milford, Milton, Lewes and other points
Of interest.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
For $l.OO,

elegantly trimmed Night Dresses
Chemises and Drawers, 81 each
piece, we'll worth double the
money; also Night Dresses.
An early inspection of this
extraordinary sale is solicited.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
Lamp Lesson No. II.

Cans or bottles for oil should be free
from waite. and dirt and be kept well
closed. Pratt Astral Oh will tot ex-
plode. The most satisfactory light for
family use Is obtaired by burning it in 4
socA lamn kent in repair, Sold IN one
sad ive-gallou cans by the agent, Z. Js.
l3tit, drugg at, 9th and Market sts., and
leadiug srocers.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

~ fine cabinets for $500, and one sxlO
rame size free with eaco dozen, at Hol-
And's, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

90 at oAce and have your pictu. e
taken at Beeeher uauery, SO Market
sdtet FIFTEEN best cabinets iuI Is. 90.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

60 to Mcclure for all kinds of fab and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house. ~
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
sf.yubllNo."

Do not miss the Jubilee" OF Grace
Baptist Sunday School, Thursday even.
ing. The singing Of Mr.. Bowser OF user
will repay your going. MI. 'Larms
will taik on Jubilee" Brother Duna-
way on "our Future" The school wiz
Join in the singing. All will DO done 70
make the evenings exercises, nstrue-
tive and enjoyable. Seats free.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Mrs. c. Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, lie
the guest of Mrs. Lewis sassc, OF this
city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
VII. SONS
Undertaking rooms, 6I6 King St
Telephone Signal, I6S,
AZ Open all night.
IA. WILSON, Funeral Director.
j. A. WILSON, Funeral Director.

AArANTED-AN NV T. Il : T. T. Il ga
w chief advertiser, and two tn ii I've
assistants tucCordiils to size OF country
and prpulAtiunD pa u mouth stlu..
and eN pcit-,'- to OvrrSeer, anu 40 to 49,
-isLlutS. No pDAdlug or soliciting
Duties confined To making collections,
distributing printed matter, putting up
advertisements CO., for the two great
est Fortune utHEtr- in Amrricn-the
Farmer 40 Eirr-Proui Combination
Lock safe, t-pid ON monthly Install
urut-I ana the wonderful ElcctTit
Fuel, Tor Warming sleigh, carriages
rtu, " hich burns without tllunc, 4uokc
0i. ndur. tld Will heat any vehicle II
hours for ~ cents. ENpcusH advanced;
salaries paid each month. Enclose Hc.
hostage for fun specimen linz ol auVer.
Using muttcr to the J. l.. S1EfNENs
Co, Lebanon, ohio, ieho7aI
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

DIED.

DIED.
NERNOS.-ln this city, ON the 81 inst.
Marion. infant daughter of W scott
and Marion " vernon. aged months
lntcrment ON Tuesday afternoon from
the residence OF Bayard. ShclludY, No, iOu
Adams street. services at the 'housr nj
O'Clock. Int"rmeutat W ilmmgton and
Brandywinc Cemetery.
CLlSCI-On the "a inst, Michael
Clinch. aged q years
Relatives aud friends ARE respectfully
invited To attend his funeral from his
late residence No. lU7 Poplar street
tomorrnwl Tuesday morning. High
ina. ut -. Mays Church ut . O'Clock,
Inter, uent at new Cathedral Cemetery.
Jones ON thc5th inst. Mary f., widow
Of " ilbn" II. Jones.
Dnc notice Of the funeral willbe given
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Ny large stock Of cigars are now Offer
cd at reduced prices, pIevious to moyal
90 March 25. "'''~'
CHAs. J. H. BECKETT,
WINE, Liquor and Cigar Dealer.
los West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Mrs, W, Parkes, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Six new members were admitted to ths
the Bayard Legion, social club, iss'
evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
THE
75-CeAt Garments

are made from fine muslins and
cambrics. They comprise Night
Gowns, trimmed with fine en-
broidery or torchon lace; White
skirts with deep embroidery
ruffie or torchon lace; Chcmises
in newest styles and finest
quality of trimmings, Drawers
to match, Corset Covers in all
shapes and of the best embroid-
Iery or torchon trimmings,
Children's Cambria Dresses and
Infants Slips.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

Bush's, French street wharf is the
place to buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

NATANTED-G OLOS ; I S.-MONh1
w advanced FOR raiirOtd fare ana eN
pcnses of trip from any point east ni
Tho Rocky Mountains TO visit The treat
Wilbur Colony Property, SRcmmento
Valley, Cal, now being developed by
mo California 4 southern Land CO.
city Lots and California Fruit Tract
free. send zoe postage for maps, plate
one to Eastern ONCE California y
Southern Land Co., 7. o. Box s25, Cmcin
natti, o. l2o.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
GUBIIC SALE-WIIL SELL At
public acution at ms Market street,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, lsse,
At 10 O'Clock, a, m,

At 10 O'Clock, a, m,
\ considerable stock from a hon. 'rfur-
niahing store which, will be sold witl, nut
reserve to close business. consisting ri
tinware, qucrn=waTe, glassware. WOOD
and willow ware and cutlery, together
with quite IA lot OF childrcu'- sled. wheel
barrow and coaches, bird cages and a
great many other articles too numerous
to mention: will be sold in lots to suit
dealers, and sale continued from day to
day till thu rUtirc stock is disposed Of
W. \. IitklI.T., Auctinucrr,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

wv ANTED-A lTUATlON VIII =
w drcssmaker to work for board.
ldress A. H., this Office. Jo'2th
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
Our39-Celt Counter

contains splendid assortment OF
well made garments, comprising
Night Dresses, neatly trimmed;
Tucked Skirts elegantly finished;
Chemiscs and Drawers, Corset
Covers, perfect fitting and hand
somely trimmed; Infants Slips.
Children's Cambria Dresses at
about cost of material.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
Visitors

to our city wanting first-class photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 3O2 Market
street His cabinets are $500 Der
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

DUBLIC SALE OF WESTERN MIS-
souti horses ~ ,.~. VIM he sold At pub
sale At the stables sssixs OF the subscribers,
No. 40 West Front sweet, Wilmington, Della
~Arr,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, GIN. 1852.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05
HARRY HART,
TheA,v'CIothing Manu'g Go
316 MARKET ST.

NOTICE. THE CITY BUILDING
~ aud Loan ASS citation is now "a SUNG q
nes serl 3 OF stock hrst instailmunt due anu
interest allowed Withdrawing members after
tue hrstyear. .
Secretary, No. Mesi seventh street. fit
Daily Republican., 1889-02-05

IL cabinet photos at Cummings gal
er for IS 3Oe Market street
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

n. .s 90 IS; 20 state Sheep and

p % co. SO DO. q 70, at SO 7'; 20 state Sheep and
John ). IIalenbeck; 3oS State lambs D az az
90 so; 2O9 Northern Canada do, so D' At % S7s ls'
p S2iSsSn GT GS % iys Canada Lambs 50 ~ se so
100 do, 81 ~ at 40 62 146 do, 769 ~ at ~ TO- ,oy
Hume Mullen: 13 state Sheep, f2 n, at S5j lv5
Lambs, 652 n, at 80 1877 No. GS n, at 90 374
Walsh, Kirby Co 10 state sheep, 80 n, at 81 90 ;
feline, Wight & Co. es state Lambs, 6oia ~, at
95 90.
Judd Buckingham: 109 safe Lambs Y y at 60 80 ;
20 Penn syvana 1 G2 ID scan az s5 70 10 PennsyVaha
Shet g2 ib at - 10 STATE do, l02 10, at ~ on
j. i. Sdder & Co go Ohio Lambs, " 70, AZ ~ ~ :
SJ Western do. 81 n at So 49, do, ~ 10 az - ~
55 Westsn Sheep g5 m at "a 60; 26 do Cd 3D. at - %
% dO 90 n, at f3 30.
Sherman & Culver: 30 Indiana Lambs, 63 70, at 60 {;
80 Canadian de- S6 n, at 50 70; 80 Indiana sheep so
d. at ej so.
Newton Gillett: 2o4 Canadian and Michigan Lambs.
- 80 " 17y kentucky sheep ITO ID AZ 70 20
p 5 kase 25s Western Lambs, 65a n, at something
loss than 80 probably about 10 SOl.
iOGS-ltccepts 20 carloads Of 4,49o head-l7 carloads
nt jersey City and 10 carloads 40thst Market quoted
weak with sales Of s. 5OGs4 80.
There were liberal supplies OF country dressed Hogs
this morning. Washington Market firm receiving 100
'aicasse. Weak az 6a5ac for hayy, GG62c for medium
aud G74G7qc for light
Sales-A. w. Lamb 80 State Hogs, 1856 n, az 81 90
rough do. 196 10 az 81. -
Hume Mullen IS State Hogs. 35s ~ at a 30; II
do, 3lG ~ at - 10
JelTe Wright Co. 10 State Hogs. q11 N. al 81 65.
j. G. Smith state Hogs 312 n. at 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI-The brick market II stronger
demands good Foreign cement hrm ana lath seaW
Haverstraw Hard Bricks quoted at 80 5OGt7 per lOO;
Fishk rs sJ 25qsG Is UD River Hard $3.50 30; & Jcr
scvs x5Gsj 7j Pale BTicKs SO 00GT3 70 Cfotgn Dfh
and Red .t5QslG; Croton, Brown, s4d$l5. Io-enlate
Ccrelt 95caSl 10 per u American Portland S2de2 20
Fngsh Portland, 50 300SZ %; German Portland. 81 5Ce
~ -. Rocklund Common Isn 81 per bb and DO iia.h
Lime, SJc: 81. Johns Lime. oOa3oc
aths S2 % per LOCO. Coats Hair, 23Q2sc per bushel
Cattle Hair, 14a lSc. , .
to-day a. steady prices Fair cargoes quoted az
igiic. Sales. l. 900 b3gB No. Rio l52c; 1000 bags
do aaoat l5ssGI53c. MIA grades quiet and firm
option, developed nmnc ond closed At an advance
In keeping With higher cable alyccs Hayrc gained =
francs, which was the principal element q stIength:
Hamburg rose L pfg. but closed quiet our mafktt
opened 5aiO points better and subsequently advanced
1Da15 points more covering of "shoIt but toward re
quoted steady REGULAR hrst IS SEQ; good second,
$50: exchange (private) 2Sc receipts. 600 bags
RIO ciearoqces for L. S. 6O0O bags total stock, 81
600 bag. Santos receipts 900 6gGs receipts at & iio
1853. 14o1 600 bags same tme 1887 5S9 600 bag5 re.
rcip1s NJ July 70 october IT, 1889 093 600 bags
same time 1888 $4,000 bags same time 1887 325 900
bags; sales here TO-DAY. 1880 bags, as follows ,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Crsal Notices.
i,1'',I' PTVT C0TRT-FDWIN MORRISON

CUPREME COURT.-EDWIN MORRISON
= ct al against James J. Higgins a. assignee oi
the property Of Patrick Kennedy for the beneht OF cte
S"o pF ,fyo soid patrcl, Kennedy. Pursuant %
an order OF this court duly entered in the office OF hs
Clerk OF the city and County Of NewYok on the llh day
~ ,,co,p, losy notice il hereby given 10 all persons
and creditors having claims against Patrick ken
nelly that they are required to come in and eAMo'
tbeir demands with duly verified vouchers tltietut y
I,nrSIgnG1 the referee named said order az ls
ofce In the County House IN the city OF
an or before he 18th day of November leS9 at oe9c
m which day time and place are hereby nAed 9r Iha'
purlose and default thereof such persons wiz pc A.
tied from the benefits said order and from snaFs
i'm the distribution funds in the hands Oh the a.
signee. 80 800
p''c' NV Ao'N' wv WILLIAM =. KELLEY,
lseferes.
WILLIAM s. LEWIS, Plaintiffs Attorney ll5 Nassau
S"' ~" JoHN j. ADAMS Attorney Tor Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

In State issues the business covered by sa Irs
only OF tennessee Scttlcm Mt IS al IL. or CITY
bank stocks only Western National sold % Mt gG
The general bond marlct quiet and firm,
without any special features. In some instances
the prices were easier, notably Rock Island b.,
down 10 / Oj 81. But Gulf Colorado and Saut1
Fe tirsts and seconds were firm at advances
We refer 10 our full report OF boad transactions.
Considering that to-day was Friday, and that
under the idiotc rule OF the Stock Exchange tn
usual amount OF l0anablc funds clllable tO-mOr-
row. was withdrawn, the money market was
easier than il expected u be. Renewals a
balances generally were made at per cent
Some q tne ShylOclls secured 2alj per cent for
their new loans running till Monday. but new
busincss generally was at or per cent while
III Tho close uhere was excessive supply mr.
per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges Sl37,473,154; balances.
S5,235,313.
The Sub-Tcasury to-day WAS debtor 10 the
Clearing House $G03,513 The business of the
Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts Of sls223,352 and payments Of SI04OS-
IA leaving tlk general balance az SlS1Og6 81
apparent loss of 81, s5.372. But deducting
from the payments 81. 0jJ, 900 and from the re-
ccipts 81, 100000 for items whci affect only it's
account with The General Treasury. its gain ~,
affecting The banks Is 81, 573,G2s Ana this result
includes the payment Of 81 ,2Oj.4S3 for purchi 4
bonds and the receipt Of S2,029,500 for exchange
on otlIer Sub-1rcasuries TO-day's operations
covered Receipts. s3.429,257 payments, 33484, :
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
COMMANDED TO STAY AWAY FROM CHURCH.

COMMANDED TO STAY AWAY FROM CHURCH.
Auburn. y. y. Oct. ~ (sDeciaD.-Another chapter
IN the trouble in St. Marys Church at waterloo was
opencd last night. Upon the arrival 9f tho tah al
6:15 d. m from the West last evening young
nriest aiiehted He came from Bishop McQuaid, ana
lad been entrusted with a message direct from me
bishop 10 Messfs. Kelly and Dempsey. AT hie
hour q reporter saw Mr.. Kelly and learned ihat me
priest had first sought out John p. Welch. trustee
OF fhs church. the young man who ordrren inc
Auburn cODsisbles 10 remove kehy ana Dempsey
-. ,t.,r news last Sunday Thcn the two cae1
first upon Mr. Kelly. 10 whom thcy hahoeu an
envelope, Then Nj. Dempsey was GalIed upon a'in ~
the message the bishop ordered him not TO enter
81; MaryiS Church next sunday, and that IL ne
disobeys1 tAs order. he lthe prieso reserved ths
penalty.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
rrpopEIy FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. Oct IS. p m.Auanue and Grsss Wes6ri ps1e
t mortgage, trustees e,raheac' S TG OiiSois Centra
i6oL, Ne1xicsn ordinary, 47ss ST. Paul common ll'i
New York Central, 109as Pennsyi wanna, oos heauhH'
al: NiSSican Central. new fours, 6J'I.
pa advices quote per cent rentes at ST 3Oc for
Tho ascount, and exchange London at "5L 24c. for
chsTs % amount OF bullion gone the Bank Of England
on balance to-day is $4,000 pounds
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

CoTTQN-The SPOT market ruiod quiet and steady at
at0 prices; sales 30 bales for consumption. Iot re-
cciptS $3.50 bales as against 39oo1 bale last wo6
and 4i1Si bales FOR this day last year. Total for me
week 3OG bales against 26SOo5 bales last week. and
2Gl 800 bales this Week last year. since september
receipts the ports have aggregated l,2SS IA bales
against 90o 623 bales for the corresponding time last
Quotations based American STANDARD Of Classinca
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
STAINED.

Good Ordinary 1i-16lLOw Middling.
Good Ordinary $ 5f6 Midtlng. l-lo
option devoid OF prominent features TO-
lay and the fluctuations In prices Wee cofph9Iyey
light Weakness prcya.lei early, leading o . decline
of . routs on local real zing. October however
subsequently odyanced points through manipulation
closing with n slight reaction. Other months scarcely
varied aud closed 162 points lower Sales $1,000 bales
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
COTTON MARKETS.

Iiyerpool Oct IS. p. m.-COttonThe sales Of the dat
include Is 600 bale, American. Futures closed quiet
American midiug middling clause october deFery
4s-6id sellers October and NOyemfer liyery S.6id
sellers November and Decem0rr deByeT 81 0ii seTis
and February delivery 36,64d. sellers February ana
ery ) 37-6id sellers; April and MAY delivery as-6id
BUYERS; May and June d livery. 4O-64d; sellers
Ney.York oct. lS.-FOlOwtng ara the total net re-
ataiInO 1
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Farson, Leach & Co., No. 2 Wall-st, offer to-day
$3.50, 1000 City of st. Paul per cents. Descriptive
list Of choice investment bonds mailed on request.
The members Of the firm have bought and sold
over $50, 100000 90 bonds without the loss Of one
dollar 20 any investor
limited States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTOIGS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers, 2S Nassau-st, New-York'
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

Norfok Oct. 1s-COtton firm; mdung 100; net re-
coioS 846i bales gross 8520 exports coatwis 1270
s,iss / 453: stock 25 907. Weehy-Net receipts.
~ 5is gDss o5 206 exports Great Britain. $500
ports coastwise, 5,796 sales 5,ss6 .,,,,. o,t,o.
low mddng 9c; good ordinary, 1916; net ami gfo>.
receipts 7,70l bales; sales. 923 stock l99is. Weekly-
Net and gross receipts 5O017 exports Great Brt1ln
- evnorts France 5Os2: exports Con incnt 5S93;
exuorts coastwise, 13, l96; sales, - l3S
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
1921 .aeS 900 1921 ,o1G, $50 Dec. $3.50. $50
42'87s 903 43'59j 35I In0. 2J0,451

Net eesb balances s2G3 sos s263 0o73 Dec s4ooo
The foreign exchanges were weak for to-moi-
rows steamers at active quotations Tor business
aS follows: Bankers bills at "a 81 Il ana
"a 81 10 for long and short sterling respectively )
Erancb francs at 522 1-2 and 5.l9 SO; relch-
marks al 04 IA and SO, and gullders at Az ana
40 IA. - .ir No Or + 9
and 81 IA respectively for money alu accouhI. acco
The Bank OF England gained 5S6,OOo pouuuo
bullion on balance In the open mafkeV hlohtS my
between brokers was easy at l-2a2 % per per
cent. and for discount OF ri DahNeIs
hills at IA per cent. Ihere -
little doubt that the bank rate Will AZ
NEXT Thurslay's meeting of its governors meet
with the usual seasonabc reduction TO - II
not TO f. per cent Bar silver was easier Il!
40 sd. per ounce American always opeueu
responsive u Yesterdays late declines III GIr
home market, but later promptly rallied responsive
to early home quotations. At Paris trehcH . pe.
cents were shade irmer at ol.3O' ana sIgu.
exchange on London easy at 23.24 lInhcS lor
sterling The weekly statement OF the bank o.
Germany shows specie increase OF 3,9oO'OOo
marks. .
The DAILY Mining Company announces Its regu-
lar dividend of twenty-five cents per share .or
s3750OJ for September, payable at the transfer
agency of LOunsbery * Co., Mills Building, Octo-
bpr 81 Transfers close October 26
The Ontario Silver Mining Company will pay
it's 6lst dividend at the office of Lounsbery %
Co. Mills Building. October 81. Transfers close
October %. The dividend is s75, O0o and makes
a total Of s10,47j000 paid 10 date.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
WHAT IS THE USE, BEARS? !?
THE MARKET IS TOO STRONG
STOCKS DON'T WANT TO GO DOWN AND
THEY WON'T GO DOWN.
Peo Dec q Evan
[niernl& CT n

SALES At TIE STOCK EXCHANGt-oCTobER ls'
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

b33 with balances OF sl71,531,b45 oOIn HHu
$685. 369 currency. -,.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington re-
coived To-day sI4s, ,04O National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were s690,40l, the in
ternnl revenue receipts s4l 5,646, end the mis-
ccllaneous receipts sll4,354.
To.days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
1cures of the last previous statement as follows
oct. II. Oct. 49, Diherenees:
No. gold on hand slsG 205 $40 172 Dee FlO,
Net Silver on nd 1O,57570l 16,09J0Sl Inc. l',24O
Net bsgf ags'gnae 1s4s2,q0 1s.2cG1F Dec. 27OcsS
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
TO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.

| EXCURSION good days), si 25. ,.x
Steamers C. H. NORTH AN AMI CONTINENTALL isssy
Peek slip Pier 2o T. r. p NJ and II p MI, N; tFa
Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRLNGIlEL.pbsseted ~ 4
Not< Through uckets sold and baggage enl,.a
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

Actual ca an In
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates .:.
Dennslts IN banks.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

SPORTS, oetayo, 10,
s,smdSF an authority %
Rules for sallins' 4,
back t:S riding, &C., &c., a., yo,E !,
rnltmentsi IN bY the pFs->
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

uUuE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR
i pages. illustrated. The >
American open-air amusements.
ming. ball playing, shooting, horseL
full. el per copy. Published oy \
Entertaining and universally comI
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Steamboats,.
landing

DhON lDENNI4 Li.NL' - -,
dence ~ % wore,,,ter e. 80 St1e9megs con SECrI;
,Sr,one y SI at D. m daily sundays excepted Reevess
.aaoov-ned orchestra each steamer
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Oct. 1S 1889.