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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02

furry has heen created among the
various Can aidates by the rumorthat
M. AL cKinley Of Ohio, was to be
made Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. NcKin(ey's> friends say that
he does mot propose to be shelyed in
any snch way, and il be canHlot he
elected Speaker he will retain his
seat in the House II preference TO
any other position.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
SilGN;aa SIT l., Ssl

Is lrtlo 1btetlJy caused by 1a~:jG acid in
the blood. This aid ntta ks the Nhrona
1;ssuts, ano causes the pains and och IS
IN the y.cf. shoulders. knees, anh!es,
hips, aud wr:sf.s Thousands Of peon' 6
have found i. HOOD Sarsupn~,!ls Is posi-
tive cure Tor rheumatism This metl irine
ny IT, purifying action. eusra!l2a.s hi
aGidil*- Of 1ht hood, and also hWit< 10
ar 1 @tret: s-tAens the whole body.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
BALLARD STOW LtSlMENT Co, St. Louis.
Missouri 4

NoRnca, Kan. Dec. 3. l>s@-.
Dear S!r:-Wa;3es IN hor.ana COR
tTac5ed a cold wh,ahssFeeid certainty hava,
cost me nv life, aassis no. been for Tcur<
HeIehouni SYru ss fkssssl in rs became SO
afflicted that Twas given '.p BY a1l as ore
IucLrab}e. I used every cousumrtiocs
remedy-aud. continued 20 get worse. IN
til fortunately [ me- with Dir HadleT.
VINO gave NE 6 b0tce ii I5oreh0ucd
syrup, and from the first dose began to
improve, and to-day i s1ei liEe Few
man, and ] have only t. thauk vCur
Horeho1nd Syrup. J. n W1LEE.
Genl Yard Maste- c., z. S n.
Giles / Tryon, Agents. S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
Full o. G0.

Visitor. "Wera you al Sae Meeting ol
the WoEaaa q s}ociety for The Diasemina
ton Of Political Economy?"
Mrs. Sampson. oh yea vas there, >
Visitor, WAS there much 60 to IT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
Fhe january Century.

nrv is Co,ea nru,an;n - 49,, ,s
Christ G,o,t,, peo,aao 49,.
in The t,en,,,r, ser;as ~ r,,a y,o,,s~ w..
ters there ar*. foy, ,,h.x ,o.a.
inps NV Mr. C,,7s f~o,o ,.;o,t(, ,;,, -.:-
les by Mr stil},nan a,d A. f,o,. Wv,
self.
Another purely ar, faa+,rt. If t,;o ~, -,
beg is the article ON the yo,no An.r;oo,
sculvtor. dim Warner ;!,,,,re,a(, NV 10
productions # his uo,x mac. ~ than
from drawings If the or;n,,s)o INV Mace,
KENYON Cox and wvat r.ton ~
! Foote'S third r7c+,,re If IN. Far VITO, &c ,
! full. mage drawing ca11ad ..T,. s,,r;4f,
posse,'
The lnnr anronrrad e~-;o;as =, ~,
Charles DcKav on Ireland hag,n m ,h,s
number the flrsl hp:r,a ant,,,aa .paoa,
Ireland. w,,5 Illustrations ri ,ha roaf@,,e.
val castle al (.1ru;jcro;s H. Cross q,
Mnnasfcrb.ire ,he .Y,.,d ,..yer 9, -,
v,ore. ETC., ,tr
NJ: H',,s,o o+<,,,~oot,a. ao,.;>.
ucs his SETS ~ IL, Holly I ,ard j., ron.
neclion with ,n4 7n,,.~ta;iora1 s,,o3a7.
5chool Tpss.ns Tb. ~,ra2ar,- ,ns,or~oo;,.
rr,fnse1v ;,2nstr4,Aa : .n,:.,ad uEo,,-a
About CA!Iee
The I.,nc;>,o 1.i1,.t, ,n;o n,,,chay 3.,,e
.f!re r:<,1n7narair,, events p,r,a.. y:~,,n
il Camnninr ~. nq,t1A ,f A,,,a,ar, ard
the anro,,,,c.r ant If 1,,,ao,;,,.,;,,,
Ar Illustrated ort;c1o on .5rho Yu...
point of ,he f,n,4.a,o ~ e,r,.o
connt If s. hy,1,e rha ao.s;,, - 1~,;o1 ,ro
little known N +hA V,,.1 s,4 II Which,
the cadets st che y,ro;o;o u;;+a-, 7,o4;
tue At Tex;,rton +nn. oo,.,;,,,<,,a.n
Romantic n.r4 snes,;,o ,[uu;7r, 49, IN
e1 ard wn,,n,4a5
The stories Of .,,a y,,,,,,z~ .~a 4,a .o,
t;nuatioo Of Mrs. Catherw,od.s ,.fo,,an.
&c ofDo}larr ana &C Mr. s..c-,anae
True Stories of T,o,}ie;ana a,so "a pa--
ver1eo Franchise Dv 4 e. Coraon ~.
ustra.ed by Kenh}a. and AN Ola Man
from the Old Corn,rv," also ;1lns4~s,e6
BY K4u,b]e The latter stn~y j. NV NJ
George 81, lesson. au,ho~ ~ .Tha Rice
and Fayi Of the lr;a;, Ais}e" :, he Der
emher Century
An essay bv Colonel Aroh,,nrr tells
about g. new movement il cnnnsct,nn
with tue subject Of American ja5or. THIS
essay is entitled An American A0nren-
ice system. " end 4escrihes = new sge.ar,
of apprenticeship, which Golore, Anch-
.xnatv considers equitable "a Arnerirsn
warts" and which he saws s.conaerr,s n
no small 6erree the valfsre ~ rhara+;on
Mr.. Frederic Rem inaten, the artist aim.
self writes az well IL Illustrates az art.
icle entitled Horses Of tbs Plains.
Mr. KEENAN,, in an article entitled The
Life Of Administrative Fxl}es' presents
some Of the most ast.>rn5,ne fact rs,h, >.
ed BY kin IN Sihtr,a r5e z-.:c,a :
vithon, illustrations The ur,11r se>,s
N introducing !, thai to nrnsnn. . 300
number Of CLOSELY related fa,7a cor, avn
ing this branch 81 the s,tier+ ~ the
throno\1gjca} order ir which ,};oo z,a,.
obtaiue>, woold DC to ecstte- then, tbrovss
halt dozen articles and ,bns 4ar,~;r,s
them Of much Of their cumulative force
an0 S]ENlnnaAot tie therefore gT0uDs
'neSe Ahc'S % Il slnE.t paper, which ne
cess'"'e: "''eA interruption q the MARIA.
ave ssto III onlss'on' fo7 ADs1e burr
D'A' - 'A' l'1os' 5aAo1s' inns IL re-
A-SNA NS' ,0'''7' n''o - ''eaA orosaly and
ktAt. -! tAC FGlT WIZ one OF toe MOST
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
CONSERVATIVES SURELY c>sRsrs

TO the Editor: i'lrn"r infonn Your
readers that have positive remedy TIC
tg<' hl,nYr pnsu?G disease. Hy lis Timely
uHt tholIaAHds 81 hopeless rasrN have been
pt,nancn!iY ,Nrol shall d. Glad Is
H"nd tWo bottles IT lnY remedy FREE t.
am OF yOur rcadtrs who have cousump.
tioiI if; thcy will send lne their express
and post Office addreas. ltesprctfrlly, T.
g. SLoCusf, M e., 1S1 Pearl 81, N. K,
--~-- -------- -~-
SHLOH'S VrTALiZEH is what you need
for constipation, Ross Of appetile dia2inass
sndEail symptoms Of dyspepsia. prioe 10 and
" oents per bottle. Dtrr & Woia, I: Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
SALE OF
SHOES MONDAY.

We will sell Ladies' Tan Goat S2 SHOES
Monday e, 40
Ar genuine imported goat handmade s. Oxford I'd
Our new shade coffee color oxford So so shoes will
Our Or own 81 make, patent tip oxford, perfect
benuty, no factory made SHOE but genuine custom
1 Uaa Amazon kid, oxford tip and plain, s. 50;
S We viii ' sell ladies' wlgwam Slipper which sold
IIsye purchased a Youths and Misses Patent
LEATHER Button Shoe sizes IL to 2, widths "A
70 c. These shoes are worth 81 rs a pair. We
viii close them out at less than manufacturers
Also Also Misses bright Dongola, Patent Tip,
kenphast," 81 rs shoe 81 %
A full line of Misses, Children's and
Youths Canvas and Colored Goat
Goods at extremely low prices. Some
thing new-Men's, Ladies', Misses and
Children's Imported Rush Straw Toilet
Slippers, something unsurpassed as yet
for dressing room use. We will sell
them at the extremely low price of S1.25.
shoes-sseond door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
NEWS IN
MILLINERY.

A lot of Ladies' Milan and Rough and
Ready Bonncts pc. each
Another lot Of Milan and Fancy Straw
Hats. for misses and women, all new
goods. Regular 81 quality for soc.
\ lot of Fancy BonnctS, Milan Hats
and made Straw Turbans, ready for
trimming. Regular SID to 81 quail
ity, Monday ''c. each
Bows Straw Hats. from SIC. to Sl.jO
Monday will be shown complete as
sortment of Lcghorns, Sl.l5 and up.
White Milan and Fancy Straws for
Misses and Children, these $l.25 and
up. Many exclusive shapes.
Untrinmcd Mlmery-rgAt centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
COLLEGE VOMEN HAZE 4 RETNION
ALuMNAE OF THE COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION
COME TOGETHER.

ALCMNAE OF THE COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION
COME TOGETHER.
The Packer Collegiate Institute vas the sc"1" y"s
to-day of pleasant reunions and ni"s tirc Work when
the COLLEGIATE hurlnar Association met ter. The
meeting called out all attrudanc" II about 100 mem
b~rs and a large number Il invited guests ana All"
revealed somr II the CsrScs OF the associations sue
cess and growth "COllrge women" he tn ha'"
commencement day reunions" come four times a
year and the association EaN quarterly meetings
AMI crowds work AID pleasure into on" day 1i"t 81
waiting a whole wear for four dpvS of I"u"uu IL" wav
their college brethren do TIC quarterly meeting a''
held I'm the cities where the branches 81 ih aS'o
citation flourish. Together with the meetings 81 ~"
branches the general interest IS sustained I'm n"
work OF the ASSOCIATION, which has grown IN seven
years TO have a membership OF 100.
The New.YOrk City association was tho hrst To
yestsrday and then the neal a>Spc alton cam"
together Mrs. Ellen IIiscock BarhuS presided. TIE
association gave recognition to new branch "rSarzCd
At St. Paul and Minneapolis. with prospective mem
fershjp of ffty to be called the Wisconsin branch.
,rccaI committee recommended that colleges desiring
admission TO the association be obliged T. rrnNo that
their requirements for admission arc eaH 10 those oil
the colleges In the association
Mrs Backus read an interesting paper on som" O
the Tendencies Of College Tran!nG' She Is the wife
OF the principal of the Packer INSTITUTE ana has
made some wide researches on the sGblec'. Mrs
Back,,s urged that the tendency 10 adopt Uniform
standard for admission to coll" should b" cncouraGe
Another tendency Of the female coes" was |" diversity
the fold OF work for women. and third was 10 en-
courage tho phy steal training Of women Tie move
ment she sail successful at the college, tha
nbyeca, training was 10 be introduced into the pre-
paratory schools A fourth tendency. She noted wa
he introduction herr Of European university methods
Of lectures and Investigations
A reception was held in the afternoon, and amoni
those present Mrs. Winf'd Hgerton Mc'rl
Va vi -
talbot secretary OF the general association Miss t.
How SECRETARY Of the local branch Miss irsc" Dodgr
Mr. and Mrs Richard Watson Glider Mr; ana Mrs
LANES 2 T. Stranahan. Professor Lucy VI. salmon
Professor Mary W. whitney: Mrs Anna Howe
Ford Joshua Van Cott DR.. Joaquin Elmendorf. DR.
Eliza Mosher, DR.. Lucy Nj. Hall, Mrs. +. H. Merrill
DR. Mary Taylor Bissell. Miss Mary l. Avery; Heller
Dawes Brown, Charles Pratt, Or. John sachs and
Julian Hawthorne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
DRESS GOODS.
A SPECIAL LIST.

Been spending half an hour among the
Dress Goods with critical eye to max
ING I'D a list of strong bargains for
Monday. The general assortment
astonishcs us. Hardly see how a lady
can decide on a pattern or shadc-so
many and so much to choose from.
Here's the list:
90 pieces seaside and mountain Suitlngs q lnchc"
MIN cream: special at Acc. yard
80 nircrs pure Mohair Brliantinc IN strips,
checks and plaids; the 7jc. sort for 3"c
- nicccs French ChaviotS. ~ inches wide, newest
wcavrs and coorings. suitable for travelling cos
,,,rs the Il 10 sort for nc
90 piccrS Beige Indicn. n soft, hGht-wclGht, all
80 70 SOC
&c " Dress Good s-man aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
UPHOLSTERIES.
REASONS TO BUY.

Shades, 8 feet by 6, ready for hanging
Doc.
Window screens, an inexpensive lux
ury, made to order, in hard wood, on
small margin of profit.
Loose Furniture Covers, for the sum-
mcr, generous assortment of patterns
to choose from. Charges for material
and labor moderate.
The new Algerian Curtains, cross
striped patterns, fringed at bottom ;
looks like a $40 curtain-S2.75 pair.
Printed Cable Scrim, 40 inches wide,
pc. yard.
4 beautiful line of Tambour and Irish
Point Lace Curtains, $3.50 to 500 a
pair.
Heavy Chenille Portieres, full width,
in all colors, with deep dado, were
$3.50; Monday 800 pair.
\ Fine Nottingham Lace Bed Spread,
with ShamS to match $3.50
New designs in kensington Art
Squares, all sizes, prices right.
Before the sun discolorS your carpets
or blisters the paint let us put up a
good set of Window and Door Awnings
not so expensive as you imagine, cost
is covered by what's saved from injury,
and think of the comfort of awnings!
Uphos,eres-;econd door,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
DOWN STAIRS
F L r Y | S II | n G s.

$50 Carving Knives and Forks, cellu-
loid handles, Spanish blades, reduced
from - to sl.75 pair
300 with Stag Handles, reduced from
s. to Sl.75 a pair
800 Plated Table Call Bells, enamellcd
stand lac. each
1000 Screen Doors, extra heavy
panclrd with mouldings complete,
knobs, springs and hinges, four sizes
Sl.7j each
1000 Furniture Bcaters, &c. each.
5000 pounds of Moth Marbles, reduced
from he. to Zoe. pound.
80 cans Household Paint, all colors,
ready for Use, Ice. can.
Shelf Oil Cloth, many designs, will be
sold for three days only at tie. IA yard.
Hu.- .uTn!-h!ngs- basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
WE{4k{B EEFEZi AZ;
PERHAPS A
LAST CHANCE.
AN UNDERWEAR SALE.

An extensive money-saving sale OF
Ladies' Fine Muslin and Cambria IN
derclothing will be opened Monday
morning. This very likely will be the
last chance this season to get such
goods for such prices. is the polnt
clear that nows your chance to lay IN
your Summer supply of underwear
They're made by one of the Leading
makers across the bridge. Every piece
is absolutely perfect, every shape true
in form and size. For about half price
is the way they'll sell.
There are so dozen hat felled csmbric Corset Gov
ers, the LAO and 81 So grades. Monday 10 De
pLSre are 80 dozen superior Muslin Skirts, cambria
embroidery bouncing carefully finished, 81 40 and
81 AZ qualities Monday but -. eSc
40 dorm superine Muslin Night Gowns, carefully
made and finished, 81 80, sl.35 and Sl.4O quail
ties Monday for the single figure :, Ioc
1j dozen extra good Muslin Drawers, with yokes
and embroidered rufle, sl.2O and sl.3o grades.
Monday - ';.i 'oo
a nd embroidrry-they re the sl.oo 10 'he S2'2n
qualities Monday for :, sI.i5
And - dozen Infants pretty short Drc>se- and
Walking Coats, in lace, in all-ovrr embroidery,
and in inserting and embroidered ruhe, to !
year sizes The hcav West loss will be made by the
manufacturer on thee Infants good. EMIT to
sell for from Sl45 to $3.50. Tickets Monday
will DO sl.lO, sl.9j and s-'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
cIosISG pRIC "a OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT

Saturday, May So-p' hA'
By the operations Of the New-York Suo.lrea&
ury in the week ended last evening, which In.
cluded the receipt of s., 651, 62s for gold taken
from the Assay Office for export and the payment
of 81 90, 1856 for purchased bonds. the newborn
banks lost $4,512,l95 cash. Following our esn-
mate OF a week ago, that the banks then heh
81 200, 900 cash more than the amount given
in the statement Of that date, today's statement
of averages, which shows gain OF s597.2po
cash, reflects receipts from the interior OF some
thing over $4,000, 900, and indicates actual cash
holdings at the close Of business yesterday OF
,out 81, zoo, 900 less than the sum given in the
statement. The reported contraction OF $Sl2'Soo
in loans probably is relic from the averages
Of the preceding week. The reported decline OF
81 SOB, 300 in deposits is sl.2oo,ooo greater de-
crease than other changes call for. The statement
results in gain of so73,o25 to the surplus re-
serye and leaves it at sl6,056,35o. against $2s,.
2o4,5Oo May 26, 1888, and s5.77s.eoo May g.
1881
The following are the comparative statements OF May
"a nd NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
SIZE TORE DOWN TIE. NOTICE.

A Mrs Ryan who rents an apartment from Mrs.
Dosart at No 3s2 Marcy ave-, has had considerable
trouble with the landady. Mrs Ryan's children have
been in tie habit OF pa1in on the stoop Of the
house and this displeased Mrs. Bogart On Friday
the two women had lively tilt and Mrs. Ryan
said Mrs. Bogart could put up bill. The laftor
did and Mrs Ryan tore II down. The Andlady
then put another 10 lot- sign inside OF her window,
but In her abseucc this also was torn down, the
Ryan woman admitting that she did n. Mrs Ryan
summoned IN court and Justice Goettsng told her
THAI she must cease annoying Mrs. Bogart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
THE AGENT MADE NO SALES.

George r. Meyer. q commission merchant OF NO
10 Boerum Place. hired John Miller on April ID as
an agent On the same day Miller purported TO have
sold u bill Of goods to Q Mrs. Dsl, and they were
given to him TO deliver The value S16. He
did not return and II found b1at such sale
had been made. warrant was Issued for his AZ
rost but he could not be found until Friday. when
be Wa In Smithst BY Policemen Pagan and
Riley. He tried 70 escape but was caught and was
yesterday ssrAgned IN the Butler Street Police Court
vkere 10 remabdod for examina alton on Friday.
He b said 10 Be Odd onender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
LACFS AND
EMBROIDERIES.
An undcrprice sale Of som" lines of
excellent Laces and EmbroidcrleS.

The As inches Wide All SIX DraPrry Hcts' IN
STRINGS and flower patterns have been 81 30 and
81 10 : TO be 0sc. yard. c..,
AZ inches Wide All Silk Chnntllv and spanish
Guipurc Lace FlounclnGS; have been . :" ana
60 ~ now 81 80 and 81 - Il yard.
Trimming Llcrs in Chantlly. Spanish ',ilpirr,
Oriental Real Gupurr Point DE hrlr, Void, Tor
chOn, Nalcncicnne, etc: have been &C. 10 3oc. per
yard now &C., BE-, &c and Sc. a yard
Lace covers for lh:asols and Baby Carriages ~
soc, 4oc, Coo, SIC. and 81 SIS each; were sold
from 7jc. TO S3 80 each.
90 and 81 inches wide Embroidered Half FlounC
inns in Cambria, Swiss and NansoOk, were 15c. TO
81 SO: now 43c. TO SIC. yard.
a. and 50 inches wide Embroidered FlOuncinRs. in
Cambria, Swiss and Nainsooi were 81 % to s.
now 55c TO 81 10 a yard.
Short lengths Of all kinds Of fine imbroidcri's at
% &c, &c. l2c., l5c., 2Oc. and 25c. yard.
These goods worth twice these prices.
Nacet-front Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

In State bonds, North Carolina 6s; lsl o. sold o.
1a7 South Carolina IS non-fundaoie, at 3, and
tennessee settlement IS at = Lars 80 OF
city hank stocks, Western National t23) at
o. 4. and Asbury Park so at lo6. :,
The general bond market was unusually active
md higher The special features were Atlantic
and Pacific 4: at ~ Denver and TO- ko Gran pis
Grande and Western first receipts at 90 IA 10
81 IL, Fort Worth and Denver frsts AT % l.!
to 100, Missouri, Kansas and Texas IS nj D2 5.s
n g.S 80 and IS at Jiaj4 So, and wabash hrstS
Chicago Division at l02 IL.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock TX:
change the industrial enterprises were active and
strong f National Lead sold ls6,27O, at - 5.ss
2Ga?j "a, Sugar Trust Il, 135) at 06 3.sag6, and
Cotton Oil 1880 NJ sc isa5o - Georga
Pacific income SO sold $4,000 at % l.2. Chicago
and Atlantic BenctriarCs 100 at ana Bruins
wick Co. Il 90 at 23.
A further sum Of s4Go,0 600 gold was withdrawn
for export, making total nv t3-days steamers
s4.D5O,OoO Money was nominal at l l.2a2 per
The SubTrcasury to-day was debtor to tho
Clearing House SSs4,6s6.
TREASURY STATEMENTS
The customs receipts reported at WashlngSoh
to-day were S450.673, and ne internal rrrenue
receipts were s40G,4I6. The United stats iress.
ury received s596, 1863 National hank notes for
redemption and the receipts for the week were
S2,339,515. .Ia.
sl40 900 500 United States bonds 10 secure
National bank note circulation as t0ilo"s; ~,
Currency 6s "a
Four and half per centS..'....''.''''' ri cso 80
-Four per
Bonds deposited for circulation during thr week
5000, 900; bonds withdrawn, 81 5000. Nationai
bank note circulation utstandng-currrncy houS,
s2l6O2s oi3 gold notes. 81 CO. ZOE: against WHICH
is held the sum Of sal ,57s. 2i9 legal money.
In London. British consols were steady AZ
90 3-l6 for both money and account Money
ruled at ga per cent between bankers and 40
| 3sal IL for discount OF bankers bills. Amerl-
can railways opened lower In response TO yestce-
DAYS late declines In the home markets: So
Paul was down 10 the equivalent OF ~ at home
against "a last evening. At Paris. French per
cents declined sharply from S742 1-2, and sight
exchange on London was easy at 25,iSl-2 francs
for sterling
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw.YoEK
For ~ the "eea s,,1soies o. 0s2 s1's27. sea
CENT merchandise. 6,sS9S4+ 69li $50 6,7o2.leo
,s GG: ,5s
ro. since J.nl sloi s7sos2 sls7 7o4 .eos 277oIt
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
Ppsuou,ly rep rted. $500 500 l55l,IoI s.4s6.ssS
= Total since Jan.1 s0oe7e45 s4,o1s 800 ss,s7s.s4I
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK
P pGs sss Reported sisas ii&ss sssstE
Total since J.n.L ss.4Os.sSe sias4s,ass sa7.ssi.s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

Total reserve s125 Oe4 600 e1o5 e6l 800 Inc eo572oo
N ss'ss deposits 1loss2,27s llo.sos45o Dec s7Ss2s
su,D,u. .... sI4os2, a25 els O65 $50 Inc. ss7so2s
The Clearing House statement is as follows for
TODAY: Exchanges, sl47,s7S.l2l; balances,
s64O7,02s For the week: Exchanges s'9o''
4S7,lSO balances, s34.s52,l93
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Transactions in 2ls,9S7 shares Of stocks give
oretty lively trade for Saturdays two hours OF
business. The market opcned generally steady at
ahout last evenings figures. There were exceIe
,ions however and St. Paul was the conspicuous
ono That stock opened of 3-s lower at 72 o-S
nd cold down 10 70 IA. At the opening
hro,,cr who recently has been a large buyer sold
some : 600 shares at 70 5-sa72 81. 1t is hoped
that this transaction was not snare to encourage
renewed selling by the bears BE thar as 10
NAV. sales by bear brokers Of some 5000 shares
followed, and marked the price TO - IA. The
announcement immediately began, and did not stop
,iIl St Paul sold at 73 rs the closing was 80 1-S
"a higher than last evening. All the Western
stocks made gains of about per cent, and closed
with small reactions from the best prices. and the
remainder OF the list made advances only less
importaut London came so weak, especially IN
81 Paul as to indicate strsng bearlSh sehti.
mont there which is said to be due to interested
odvices from this side As the London market
closed before ours opened it will awaken surprise
NJ our final figures The market closed strong
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
In Government bonds the 4 per cents SOLD Az
,oo3.s, or AZ higher than the Treasury's figures
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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article in HThe Citizen the organ OF the ring last
Sunday on sour Jim Dandy Mayors This plainly
indicates that the naughty, distant icy Mr. Chaplin has
become one of the "b'hoys' II would be Interesting
to know the Mayors precise feelings when he perused
that article.
The attempt tn divide the Eighteenth Ward was not
ccess at Albany this year but undoubtedly 1t will
be renewed next winter with good prospect OF sue
The INST proposition was 10 make two wards
Of IT, but later the making Of n rec wards out OF
this big strip OF territory received with decided
favor If any will glance at ward map OF Brook'
Ign he will be convinced that so large strip OF the
city should not be retained as q single ward. Then
too there should be taken into consideration the TACT
that this ward is growing with phenomenal rspiony'
So It is probable that the Twenty seventh and twenty
eighth Wards will be construc ted out OF BrookIynS
present domain and that when Flatbush and New
Utrecht enter the city they will have to do so As Inc
Twenty ninth and Thirtieth Wards.
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AMONG
THE BLACKS.

Mondays extras in Black Dress Goods
follow:
An All Wool French Nuns Yelling. 46 inches wide,
SPLENDID value for &c: Monday sale BOO. yhti
,n All Wool French Cashmere. Al inches wId",
we'll worth sjc: Mondays sale tSr. yard
Ind a lurc MohnIr English BrlIan'lr", regular
a. 'unI,tv MONDAYS sale SIC. yard
Black Drcs. Goods-l,tt cCulr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Den d r q W'n LIST

Z Tenn v a Ga Ry
Con Gold 30
5000. l0S
Eliz Lex a Is g 80
10000. .lOA
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OWN ONE
FOR THE COUNTRY.

10 large size Black Embroidered Merino
Fichus, hand embroidered knotted silk
frjnpe-value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
IT Worth & DC

Great Western LIST
Trust Receipts
1000. ......l02b
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