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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08
WHEAT AND CORN.

The New York Sun, of Nov. 5,
reviews the grain situation: Wheat
has ruled firm, comparatively speak
ing, this week although the local and
foreign conditions favored lower prices
most decid eddy. The visible supply
increased almost 100000 bushels,
while the amount on passage decreas-
ed only "a, 900 bushels, notwithstand-
ing the imports into the United King
dom of wheat and -four we're 8, 100000
bushels, and as the English farmers
deliveries were $4,000 bushels, the
visible supply in the United Kingdom
showed a net increase over require
ments for consumption of 100000
bushels. T.
The English farmers deliveries Of
wheat on this crop have exceeded
those of last year thus far by more
than 6, 100000 bushels. The official
crop report Of Russia is out and con-
firms the estimates published Sept. !,
Taking the last two crops as basis,
RUSSIA has on hand an exportable
surplus of 65,OOO,OOo bushels, Of
which about 100000 bushels are
now clearing each week for the ports
which usually import wheat. i.
]. The Mark Lane Express says in
unmistakable terms that England
prefers Russian and Californian
qualities to our No. Q red. and in.
Inmates that we need not be surprised
if we have no Improvement until
after the holidays. Dornbusch pub
fishes articles III the same strain, and
| TO prove their truth We have only
to look at our actual clearances up to
date. *.s3
| The strength in our markets i
caused by the ability Of q few to hold
prices BY main force, believing and
hoping that the long looked for ex.
port demand must come some day;
but they have opened for the last Is
months and still il does not come.
Last year Europe was taking more
wheat from us than now, and at Il
| price equivalent to 80 and IS cents i
busllel higher, 80 lhat if the Europeans
we're really il need they could hardly
wish any better price than that which
I've now ask zss5ss
There has been some liquidatio d
lutte, and it IS generally sup osed thai
the long interest is not quite % largt
Is It was fortnight ago, but still
there are d good many stailors left
| aud they hang On - ! usual thing
until the last call comes for margins
when they are compelled 70 fall ont
The stock III store here ana increas.
ling very rnpidly heat Of all
kinds nov foots up over $1,000
lbushels, and about COG, coo bush.
Ielssare headed here on the lakes and
calal, NH "a will get here within tie
next SO days, before navigation closes,
Cnrn has had is long-expecte1
this week asusesi IS soft
IkWeather il the v est which create.l
lGuneas iness among the .iprts ii
1.-The near futures, s.a,s genera
1 scramble ensue,l 70 get hinder
The receipts have fal lei, % c.,s,sis ssers
Iably md The purt demand a
soinet hing Unusual re.nar BIZ.
On 'katsa q ..cssiss
from New 4 opk alone.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08

English capitalists have put $4,000
900 into the purchase Of breweries at
st. Louis. With the prohibition
cause moving grandly on, it must be
that those Englishmen are chumps.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08
RensoaobIo. {

Doctor Ito u,easenge boy yo
nanny say ez what de yarbs ain done
her no good7 Wait er minnit Cons
suits book. I.yf. thought so Ask
yon 1za,nny bow sshe spec' de YARDS 10
I'm q bill ain paid Harpsrs
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08
The school authorities Of Mime

The school authorities Of Mime
apolis are having trouble in prevent
jug some Of the boys from, smoking
cigarettes, and i may be found neees-
sary to enforce the state law that
prohibits the sale Of tobacco to
children. However, the city s,ip-
erintendent says the condition Is not
q bad % II was = year ago, md he
hopes to have the evil entirely re-
moyedi n time.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08

NJ. J. Roche, railroad and sport
ing editor Of TIE Pioneer Press, has
been elected secretary Of the Western
Base Ball Association.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08

The Republicans will not have to
monkey with prohibitian much longer
in Iowa to reduce their once magniii.
cent majority to Il minority.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08
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NOTICE.

| Notice III hereby given that ID aiye my minor
soi,. Charles r. Vassiy. bis time !; hereaifensI
wail eoilert nothing due him and pay no debts
|contracsed by him. Isl
IeorIs yAsALf. s
Lii,le FsIls Minn.. Oct. 81. 1855. Fssss
sssss3 NOTICE 3s$5- q
Notice III hereby given that Il give my minor
son. Spirit sI vasafy his time i hSEeSsEei Will
collect hot hing one him. and par debts eorl-
Etsaaed by HIM. ssii
Esss ssss Loo vAs4tY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-11-08
FRIDAY. NOV, s, 1889.

Duluth has voted to issue $500, 600
park bonds, and the money carefully
expended will do much toward beau
5tifying the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
TIE " 1NGrOy GIRL's WINE.

From The Philadelphia telegraph
II a Washington girl looks AT you a. All on 'e
she + almost sure 10 Shui one eye-Ia'"''' '
exactly shut IL. bur squirt ~ up
\ ddde-an imported arrcle-siood on ~" cNih "'
Penns Nv ana-ave., the other AFTERNOON "@'ulh-
promenades. who appear there ia thi"h-- a 'l.'
from the west lie smiling AMI go ic.-s ia o.
most remarkable manner. working J. Is . c~ aud h.-
mouth at the same time. as n Nrr'pne " '.' '--'f
choking Al one moment be r'>teh No F'll org al
he appear 10 he trying 70 S"dilIw tie Sutef hclH.
His gTmaces were directed toward cach "i ur ID.
pronenaders who passed. and he seemed fairy burt
Ing with satisfaction -, - ,,
auayenent after he had been going through tbs
panromima for about fifteen minutes.
ri" hands trembled with aervous excitement as he
tried to brush the lapel Of his coat ana adjust Tie
Tfs held he bunch Of flowers in one hand. and
looked smiingly at the passing throng.
Lawd l dawn't know which one t. pWesent
with Them One or Two Is all Wgit. bur when 1t
comes to cwushing a whole town Lawd -
Th@n Is told a Washington friend who joined him
thai not less than 36J charming creatures haI wntei
AZ him during the fifteen blessed minutes he had
stood there. His heart was pdIPl dtIie ''Ao uoiiho'
And .donkey.engne' it IS" replied his friend.
Winking at You! Why its only the sun In their
The imported dude looked at the other for moment
IN silence and then the walked quietly down tie
street keeping carefully to the right.
This is the reason for the Washington wink. or
sc,iut a. some cali Il: The two avenues that form
no most popular promenades AZ spch ancle
tnxard the nOrfhWe and west OF northwest. hai IN"
s,r's RAYS In the afternoon. when all the pOmena!-
ine Is done strike one side OF me iace hder me
mic that requires pedcSt rants to keep 10 the right of
10 Pavement YOU must look toUarl the D. see
,bose coming toward YOU. The sun Is responsible for
the s1,iint The whole line OF people going west ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

$3.50 PORK suss At si3s' LA:a arm At q szh Ban
s sS. sn:a.a good. On "a. q n Butter %a,ss
s se Ssss%. sm Hard aas S.. w
9ss.ns LIN and a ssessr g s ga s e.
a. s oS 30 Ess. Ssi2c arm cSsis:
and and Ono s 10 ar West 81
smpmca,s 500 bash
MnvAuxEk AgriI Flour steady. whsa, ss..dy cash
May re 1ay % &C. wn Corn ar .''' A. No.
No sac B.rs, u NJ =, 30 % . pr?7f ss. s's:y
1 gu r r. ssy Fresh a; css.s:
steady, gns; Cheisr. 70 ie EsesP.,-Flsar Iosso
Zoo Floor " %nes S S. % S ou.a Barley 100 SSsa
Ar - ", Marsss .s.s S1ss,
p s2a p,n IL r'Ts { s' Z
tsss !. '2 5sss g. GSS c lea. sS
sra 4 9 or % St ha. al soqss ss &c. %s
ter paisnt 90f fs to cSS~ - 50 Minnesota
IA. s,I.sa .I s. 90 "a F s. xs e
Nghns 1as Prss. Of which r.rs nc nom,ns
s S gr M f e 20 for 30 June u
10, @y p Rye .y at n S9pny s,
ar s- OF o S rra dull Sn no ..y y" %as on
track 90; 10 iieh Mixed IN %ith a. elevator =: &c;
a.c DO tor Nay Sc do tor june =, az t. s..e
Gu ana weas aSd npsr orsrns. no. White 50 &c
o. White IN 2othsi ecya;or Sc. 10 chocs IN gram
No = White Tor April 81 gsSl e; DO Tor May slss
posroe. .,eay. WAITS Por,toe,- and western
Early Rose Choice 81 bush. 10 Prime 80 e35c 10
Far Good 33-c. BurJanks and White stars Choco
3JdJ Fair tioci 80 Mammoth Pearl. Choice
soc. Hebron Choice soc. New PotatoesFor.a
bb! Prime @juOs7 % Il, Nsduw a. 50 "a 80 Provisions
quiet ana sesy. B""f-City Family 80 50 a*o beL
do packets ~ Oy- .: smoked Beef 10 clio &c Beet
Hama 81 iOdf ! 90 POrk-Mess New ca 90. DO Prtns
Mess. New tl| so do. Family So lj so Hams
iu2 DO ; p Cured. tierces 81 n 10
SIDES CleaN D.. sat ri &c. do DO smoked -6- sci
Shoulders dry salt and ullycure 81 G6c do smoked So
7c shoulders pickle cured &c: do do smoked s9sSc
Bellies pickle. saeAc; do. Breakfast Bacon ,slOc
fairil steady. city Refined -, es4c steam OF &c
Butchers o-,se 5'a &C. Butter qnet "a-y Pennsylya1s
Extra PC Penn. wanna Prints Extra 2-HZ9c;
t. G. and y Y. Creamery Extra l7c. Western Factory
IL Sc Packing Butter II lIc ii Psnnsyl va1
Frsts &c Western Frsts At re Cheese stesiy
part SKINS nc Full Skins ne sngar-Renned quiet
Powdered GHitc. Granuia;ei Feed steady Winter
Bran sl3 . 9sli /; per tor 2etr,leam i9 20 Aosi
test IN bbIs. &C ecelpts Flour 2 % bots Wlieas
900 bush. Corn 900 bush. O,t- 2D.Io0 busl shp.
u-nts--Wlesl 500 bush COru 100 olsh OIts BOO
bush
TOLEDO. Apul - Wheat quiet. firm cash 80 sess'.c
May - &C. June > &c, July 80 August 50 &C. Cora
stni D e. May 3jc. Juu@ $50 OATS lulet
40 Whit p &C. MAY &c Clov-rs--d quiet easier cAss
- 81 , Receipt--Waeat 900 bush. Corp
i 300 bush Don bush Clovrrsnei o bags ship
uleuts-Nseat lODuO DWa. Corn 4OJO Oush Osts 0Ovv
bush CloyeTseed SOj DaxS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS
expected, quiet and absolutely featureless yesterday
and there was continual duness far As business
concerned hOu ghOut the day, and the publication
OF the visible supply had appreciate elect on
prices Cable advices without Interest, AMI
offered no encouragement to advance prices, and news
from the Western markets was equally devoid OF
interest. The trading, which was almost entirey
eoHhhcd 70 schleis, only aggrea,eI -,uou;'Oo
bushels. May opened at SO B., and adVanccd "a
50 l+lG, but Subsequently declined T. % o. a'u
closed steady al That hgure. The hnal figures WEI
May, So 90; June, "A IS: July. - -, August
81: september. 80 II. aud December, 81
The spot market duh anu teaiurcess OUT closer
steady a Insignificant changes Exporters tooA
1000 bushels
com o.ton, were without feature, and the market
market however. closed teady al The following quota
tons: May Al l--c., June. II o-sc july A. l-4c''
August. Is l-2c.. and september. 4fc. 800
cash corn was l.3GI cent lower In sympathy win
the op;onS. and the trading wa only modcra"iS
active. shippers taking 1000 bushels. .
oats were more active IN RI" speculative dealings
and The options closed steady a follows May OF e
June, - l-c., and July. - l-2c. spot Oais were
-,n laly dun and LIN /. cent lower, Win hght
bi.
Lsrl was also du an deal ngs were insignificant
BON character and quantity. the OPT nra ci9,!ns
g., follow. MAY - u Jun" q 10, july - - =
August - % and september, - IS.
thc receipts Of grain and hour Iepored on SAT
TON were 1. follows Wheat 4374G husH"l~ corn
90, - b1.bcls. oat. zoe - bushels: total grain
:a7 }:l bushcI,: -four, b 400 packages. At Chicago
MlWa kcr al1 -. LOui- "a arrivals were: Nhrit,
20 as bush j. corn, 81 1Ol bushes, o1t- ~, "
bushels total grain. 5o7,0al bushels; hour. - oo7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
pPODrCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. April -J-3aO .. m.-3.ef-ln poor demand:
extra ln.l al 6-s Cd prime aess at i9a
Pork I demand. Hans-fu good .'mani. Bacon
lein,nc Chrese-ln good demand IaiIow-In sr.
demand ,pir!ts Oi turpent1eIu far demand Rosln-ln
IN good trrand lari->pot aui futures In poor demand;
prime Western spot steady Al Sos G April steady at 36s Od
May ant June steady SIS ed WLe4t-in poor demand
poor demand C0rn~pot and tnures IN poor 10.
Western at 81 3S4o. April steady AZ
.- b Jun steady 1t - 81
Hops az LONDON New York state IL poor demand
wheat .Jr the pat week from Atlantic pnrts,
1900 quarters IT IN Pa.c porte 1900: rom 0ther
$1,000 quarters Receipts -. American coin Tor inc
pas week. 800 quarters.
LONDON An. 20 -p r.is of tur?entnc 53s 3D. per cwL;
liz sce, OIL I3s per cwt
The Marx Lane Express" in rs weekly review Of the
trade There hts increased 10
for Eng 81 whel- and prices have advanced Sd Ths
English wheat during the past week wefe 5lOlt
quarters 2s l0t - ~ quarters al 50s ~ during
the CORES po1G ing week as ear
ANTWERP. April - Petroleum. Fine pale American 10 "a
0 paid ami Il francs - 4. centi'ies sellers
ANIwERP. Aprl 2-"IeOXs LARD closed at % cAncs -
per 100 kllOs
baEMAN. ApnI 2.-Petroennl-- 3 marks g pfenD e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
OYER 1900 SMALLPOX TICTIAS.
THE scoURGE ~ MARTIN1ouE-THE PRIEST
HOOD AND SUPERSTITION.

THE scoURGE IN MARTINIoUE-THE PRIEST
HOOD AND SUPERSTITION
St. Pierre Martinique W. l., April Is special
The quarantine against this place account of the
SMALLPOX was raised by the various governments Of
the Caribbee Islands April !, and that day
passengers intercolonia ard transatlantic steamers
were permitted 10 land for the first time in nineteen
months. More than 1900 people killed by the
scourge The disease was OF the most virulent type.
Corpses accumulated 80 RAJ idly that the municipal
authorities found 1t overwhelming task To give
all decent burial Nothing done 10 cheek tue
epidemic 1t was allowed to die out for want Of
something 20 feed upon. The priests, vh'sc power
was on the waue when II broke out, profed by It's
arrival and persuaded tho people believe that the
r,a,adv was judgment of God who wanted to punish
then, for their sins In the homes Of the super
sttous believers there such thing as medical
attendance. If a patient succumbed 1t was Gods
Will. II h survived il Gods will
shrncs have been built at every conspicuous
nIare and no follower darcs to pass one with
out crossing himself and removing his hat The
crucihxion is repres nIei rv"ryw."I The VISITOR
is continually finding himself before crosses bearing
the image of Christ nailed thecon the blood dripping
from pierced hand. foot and SIDE The city i en-
trcly recovered from the smallpox only to find itself
moro helpless In the grasp Of the priesthood thai
ever before
Though cool ard apparently dian TO the casual
observer ST. Pierre Is one of the cthle|t ctee III
the world. Tho steep grade Of its sipcis j. l'> oHV
rcieeminC feaiur. 80 far A. health f. concerned.
and but for this there could Doe no living IN tAr
place The system OF open gutter dr".Atf = tN
renstve. asioms hing and eom'sN ,,,o Mon ~.
Inhabitants sweep all their garbaS" and WaNh an
their pots, dishes and babies. When drep VAR j,
REQUIRED dam i made By tanning board ln i1r
r1Iitcr The plugging up Of these streams With ali
kinds 'cf filth was undoubtedly The cause % 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
TIE STATE Or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. April 20 -~ct,oo qle- M.lilinr l1allac.
Flour active steady fovarl snf supcrhae
g 50 a@0o kun 10 - ~ 80 Family Do 81 - - -
cry Mia BIO Brands Extra - 10 % . Water Wheat
Patent r. Ions 50 spring H. b. 81 - o. % do DO
- 2j5 - do Extra 20 - - -. vheatsouthern active
Fnln @180sc Loncberry g. AluOc Se 7oaihfri
looc firm, steady No Winter Red -pot - @c
Waite lie45c Yellow AZ Al qn+lc Weseru s,.aly
IL y a.c 81 - 5tAc Oasfusl offerings
light southern ani Pennsviv1nl, were fn't-a At Sos
No 2 White AZ s.}c nv, .IpIlN - 15,c Hay
qnet. Prime 10 Choice thy ~ SO o. Pr
sha@se4G TS &C. M tsnr "a, s-, &C. - packet 90
facoh~shoniier- nc c1ear Rib sides. &c ma
i;oay a. si2ts .T ''s1 p. .;en I,s, 4 &C.
CTeamery - d,.3c. E2Es TX AZ !OaH C. Fetfv1r'h
4nr elmer A. 5c 9 e. an t. ssea:y kio fa'Eo'' or
qHiet Refined Vh.sey arm al q To- Fright, .
Liverpool. per steamer quot Cotton roc asked t"ar
per ton. l3~ o. Grnla push Sd Cork 10,
bush ,lSrmeaf. u. ooo 6b VS. 5000 bns.
buslL
BCFrAo April 20 Wheat 40. Har, dnll elo-ne-
Old 40 Hart - 80 Nov 80. HAD AZ :. o.
80 Northern a 81 i5h. and 80. Norihern at 80 ;
50" 50 - 70 III store ,arlopt ~ ! White Nchi1il
o'hi AZ - "oa O01 tr"k corn irregular anl "t ''
Yellow ~ 3Sl 3sa,c 42uJ' ,ush M al 37+H31'-c 30
sire; cosing-No yellow 30 &C NJ Yellow 5, - .
~ ~ 81 'sc NO 3 - +r oats Il hr demand W v h'r
-'or 2oiqG2 '.c No MVed 27atc track Barley IT'D
nd UNCHANGED 40 ! Canada 7od Pc 80 Extra 80
4io Flour quiet and unchanged Best SprinS
weak Winter Bran sl2 uUel- so: spring 81! jeGl= 90
2yt 10, 90 Ir.h Corn Il 40 lisa o. 50 300 6..a
sbipment, Flour 10 0no nj.s Wheat - 90 Dusn Corn
100000 bush oats 52.OO0 bush. Barley 5000 bush.
CHICAGO Anil % Tie leading futures nxsi as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

In detail: - -
Vctors-saies 1900 bales secured III Lsias GID DO
iocss aud pieces I'd 9ls 5Hd greasy, Ia Is 2th DO
locks ma pieces Sddld New South Waes-5 200 bales
secured 0dais l0qi 10 locks pieces 10 l IL vi
greasy 6heiOad; do locks AMI pieces 6da los QuecIs
vo sirs secured locks and pieces Is 81 greasy.
"a q lOL@ 90 locks and pieces BtL Qyd
i 300 bales secured <, and pieces Ia ls3Lf xTaasy
o'tdn lOih: do locks pieces. Sd rssm,nis II
grrnsy, Nj Ia sd no. incks and pieces
Zeaand3 200 bales secured Il 81 ri locks ard
pieces -r gressy. 9i u Is ii 10. locka 3eces
q 0Li. cape % Good Hope and Naia-5UO al ,c0ur,i
- Tdd u 2A7d: greasy. 7isd1'el PersaD-l2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

pear TO be winkng at those going In the opposite
direction, So much has this affected the habuai
promenaders on the avenue. that many Of them have
slight squirt IN the left eye at all times. The
avenue girl Is known by her sqdint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
Countrn Real Csiatc Go Get.

w HOLE or part Of large. pleasant h.u>e ,
w . rooms, aftic. cellar, gas me lIu.l .
avn garden chicken yard near river :
- adult. until Nov. !. $500 longer II de-
sired Owner. Railway, Y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
@itr Real estate for Sale.

A W.. W." s hts',cssss 2ofsst iron, four. story
fsst 49, sias dvellne, With sxtenso on $50
W We I So entrance 70 Central Pa-k No is
pumhins ial, cabinet nnish sanitary
sss. 90 Inspection ississd. " Ap1.ly on
0'~"S' sAACEL coLCoRD. Owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

however. by women all over the country. OF this
The most sSillfu needlework comes from tho South
and the best china painting from Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
REPORTS ROM WASHINGTON.

April -. April - Differences
Net god hand $50 ~ 1856 sIJolo13 lie. s-uJ,--7
Ntf nd @i,Jtl.Uu -f,JoJ los Inc. 4'otaoI
y q q D.
hdud...-..... 2i,l-Jl3J 2ilSJ,1b- Inc Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30

Chicago April - Special Outsiders we're not in the
wheat ut 10 all Tho scalpers things and as All the
markets holiday Tuesday. even the local scaipers
y.rt4-ed tr o either sid" The visible supply state
-hnv.l In heat for the week Of $4,000
f..l... considerably more than expected and the
l.., ..l. Don, decreased III 600 bushels This news
s..r .. .l-.I. a little Inclined the market up. The
80 COURSE tended To- send +: me other way. The
-,... a .r. -.--. ou. however within j-5 cent,
r.r ...- ---..ar above 10 5-sd7J 81 below 20 Is
...t. rH. l-rnr The Close waS a. ~ Ss cents,
t.. a.l Jllt a. a. 81 cent, over July. The visible
supply . corn decreased B. 600 bushels, and this
f.....l tlr rrrs up a. cent-. The Milwaukee crowd
every aoil Dy cutting considerable figure IN
Ot.. Tle- brokers wtre BUYERS. Everybody was
pied f.- b. DAT accepted pretty generally that
o.. milwaukee, CLIQUE was TO- baIy whipped 70 make any
.tl.r t..f INr price advanced cent and closed AZ
-.. np Provisions Vcr' steady. the old time shorts
rluc 90 cover ther May Ines hnt putting out
art u.H ones, Ju. wheat sold a. - 80 cents on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
A HOLIDAY IN THE STREET.
TIE CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT AND
THE SUB-TREASURY.
Monday. April 29-p. III.

4 t.Vtl q -INln
Tho do, ,. ,,oI 49, LIi.ar q, tho
g. WOO ''' q" " ' Il.
otoch CNchdhse' ana to-InOfrO" anu uht lolIo"ih-
day viii be legal holidays The Exchange VIII
not be reouened untl Thnr.dav morning
III CI. 7, = -. IT,, $50 ~
Inv ~i'"iiHs '''"'" Statement 'o-""S ""' %
follows: Exchanges, 4,yOl, O2J. balances,
s4S7522l:
,,r S,,h T.o,.,rr ., la. 49, lh. ., .bo
- a." "u ii'"""'S 'o-N"J vas "'"'oi !" 'no
Clearing House s3l",soV. It's net Iose on ba-
anc, on Saturday ana to-day was s324, 6o7 made
m bv losses or 81 "a al currcncr e,d sl4o411
com
The t,yo DAYS oprrailons coyrred. E,c.ltt>
S4,lso,9 800: payments. So }.6l' resulting IN i
general oalahce OIL s1'a' oo''o-o cola and $40
49, ....
r 49, NE. IN 80 mn Wt-'
redcmntion
., ,.,.tntns recriutA y,prr - 275.ggl and Inc
- 20 l''... - -, - "a. "a soj $500 49,
IHtctHhl I'NthuV 4c-DiPI' nNA' %'"N'''-'
cash on land and Il, posIts in bank com par,> With
mo G..urr> Of fla. Inst pcNiCu, slit ucut "A.
IN $3.50 - 49, 49,
follows:
Anil ID Auri 90, D,rcloncr,
Net rnd On hand sl.o .u- 1856 $50. s73 s-UJ
Net I'd 4.,Jil.ODJ 27,5s9,i5s Inc. 47sasJ
Mt c,sl teui.ls
hand...-..... 2i,i-Jl3j 2i,l3J,112 Inc LIZ
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A 'tual cash IN
~ .u' stlnt.s .....,. ... ..,o. go.
ccrthcitfs s-il2io3tO 7-4l'?Si -. Inc $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
domestic 6iiuat!ons Uante 3

Females
A Mine. RAYNOLD. ass 3d-ave..
"A. wants any number sklici hands for
nuest French dre-smaAng Centennial
visitors send postal. Ma Ian" III cal on you.
ALADY would Ike employment IN pleasant
n fennei family, goius o. Europe teach
- IN all branches Of elucaliou. languages,
nlu lie. Adir-ss by letter, GERMANY,
$40 East 0th-st
II uAMBERMA ABBY a competent Swed.
- lsh SRI assist w.'h ch!lire or psrlor.
maid frsLtlass reference. 3J2 4th.aSe.
(HAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.
Y LADY de,iies a good si.natcn ~ hrr
ell amterma'd or waitress Can be seen at
% West 52dst.
T. UAMRERMAID and WAITRESS. BY
I well recommended North Grman;
best references 90 objection IN a., cLun.
try. Cab at Mrs. BRICKS. II 3i.aye..
near f1th-st.
COOK and HoUSEwORR.-By two sle
~ tr; English excellent cook. laun.
dress houseworker; one Is thorough cham
berma d waitress o. separate city or
country good references. 13S 6th-ave.
near 10th-sI