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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
BILLIARD EXPERTS EXCITE CRITICISM

4 great deal " unpleasant gossip /, heard In TIC
billiard Of the leading Clubs and hotels and iu
the public halls concerning the peculiar course fol
lowed by schacfer, Cation Ives and lici"r, since the
first three arrived in the city All fJur # these play
erS who have arranged 10 practise together al Ilc-cr7
rooms, and have decided 10 charge admi-. ly4 OF
twenty-five cents 20 al who may wish 10 see them in
their preliminary work. This !, practically auticpat
Ing the tournament. and is calculated @ dctrlt from
the interest felt in IL up to this time hy the public.
1t is considered by many contrary to good policy
for Omlctltors in tournament 90 practise together,
II gives the better pl1ycrs Chance to study the $50 a.
point, o. their advc,arIcs OF which they viii bee aalo
10 take Nu advantage IN the tournament game atd
10 leads 10 a great deal Of common tll about ilu,.I
Already f. being whispered about that tie Western
men and lIrlsev have formed combination to defeat
The Eastern PLAY ~lUssOu and baF. The Tact tH1i
schacfer. Cation, ives and irl,er 90 all hcr playing
tJCeth her gives enough color ~ such gossip o. imr~r
d great many people. II thc Tournament I- intended
be square" 10 VIII uuGDIht"dN be- Wei uafrpul'd
but il suspicion Of hppodrom u-' pctr abroad with
apparent Justification by thc PLAYER, Themselves. tie
public viii laugh iu IL -rrve aud simply STAY away.
At least that IS what one hears OF every hand just nJw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
RoBBryG THE CHINESE Joss horse.

TWO thieves sneakcd quietly into the Chinese JOSS.
house Yesterday morning about O'Clock. T!cy
forced the door leading 10 the altar. An Ching. tac
guardian of the place. was lying asleep on sofa.
one OF the thieves pici"d mp twO silver urn, ard
started - 20 out lie did not a chair IN front ~
him ana over it he icll. dropping the va-cs 70 the
floor. All Ching. awakened by the noise. Jumped
20 bis feet and made a dash at the thief The other
thief who was watching the outside. the china
man coming and struck him terrible blow over to
left eve with some blunt Instrument. ing an urv
wound. The thieves ran ont and Al Ching gave
chase, shouting for the police. Patrick Reagan. a
policeman, heard tho cries and also gave che" ana,
after brisk run caught ore OF tine men ~ Chatham
square and New BOvcrN. The other escaped with one
Oh the urns, which j. valued q; $50.
An Ching va, bleeding terribly from the wound
le received and he was taken il ambulance - INC
Chamber, street Hospital DE appeared ~ the Tomb,
Police Court and made two complaints against a."
tlIcf who described himself john Burns. " $50. l-G
Spr.ug-t Burns was held in default Of $500 bail
on the charges Of assault ard robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
rrPnrs FErER AroxG INnIGRAyrs-

Leonardo Del Rosa. an Italian IMMIGRANT who
arrived here on the steamer Ncu,tria January 81
died on "Wednesday at the Riverside Hospital from
the GpimS lever. On Del E0s>a's arrival at Castle
Garden, Dr. NiEtOn thought he was suffering from 4
pulmonary trouble. tending to pneumonia and also
constitutional disorder. Del Rosa transferred
TIE next DAY 20 Wards Island. There DE- Marble
asked the Board Of Health 10 send an inspector 10
the Island. The inspector, who saw the immigrant
ordered him to be removed 90 North Erolhcr5 Island
William Woods arrived here or The steamer Waes
land on February 3. lie was III aud yesterday SAM.
tary Inspector Phillips. Of the lOard OF Health sent
Woods TO North Brother, Island lie would not say
whether Woods had the typhus fcver. but hc did say
that Woods had 30 mnch the appearance OF "a man
sick with the yptH~ that IL safer % send him
10 North Brothers Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

Chicago Feb. tspecian.Ther. were weak cables and
small eNpors oeaances but unquestonaby the chief bear
influence at the to-day the earance Of snow
May wheat which opened 7SS got low 1Sis. and
.c clos, was 40 7SLd7Ss cents. There considerable
buying nc the opening BY Smith Co. They took about
2O 600 bushels giving the impression thereby that they
wrr SIN on the long" side with intention at all OF
srendcrng other prominent buyers were Hutch
I'm son william Young Co. and later In the day Mitchell
IL looked a. II the sene led by Partridge although
as wa, done chiefly by brokers' there certainty
ohout this. schwartz Il considerable seller;
Culahy reduction Of the Nebraska rates less
than generally looked for It only cents. dit
fr,nce of an cents bushe and was only on corn
from ponts West. The price Of
almost unaffected Nav opened 3lisc, sold 81. and
closed az 3la3lis cents This il drop in days on
mi, news OF per bushel Provisions easier;
PORK AZ the close showing decline from Thursday OF 50
cents lard Of as cents and ribs OF cents. There
were - 600 hogs at the ards. On the curb May
wheat sold 7Sss cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

The speculation in wheat yesterday was tame and Of
local nature. Transactions amounted TO less Man
800 600 bushels The OF the day was not suncient
4, influence prices much. Weather reports were used
early by the bears and later the bulls were encouraged
by steady cables and moderate receipts The market can
D.. called stand-on between the opposing factions and
the final quotations unchanged, a. follows; FeDru'
orv $40 March 49, April sos May s6i2' and june
s5s cents, Cash wheat dull and steady.
Corn was weaker freer selling West and full receipn
a. the Eastern ports. spot Toto were Oh = cent OUT
shppcrs took 1856 900 bushels here and little more ~
other ports The close or = cent as follows Fob
ruar, 30. March 361,; April 971l May, 5sds cents.
oats were shade lower the sept In spite OF 'oooo
bushels taken Tor export The options ended up g GEM
Tor February 2s and unchanged for Maren AZ -o's
and May at X1A cents. --. -. -.
a. c..oos FcUrGary S. Il; March. Sc 49, April 50 70;
May, 10 30; July, 50 a. . ., ...-,.- -.
Tho receipt, d grain and -four reported yssterdsy az
follows, what - o5s bushels; corn t7e41s bushels;
oats bushels total grain oloSlo bushels noat,
1888 packages. At chicago Milwaukee ana 81 LOUIS JUS
The arrivals were Wheat 5lO12 bushels corn SooOyo
bushels, 1872 37l bushels Total grain DUBOIS push
els hour, l2,Sl5 barrels
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extensive affair of the kind ever given by The ROYAL
DOODLE" INDICTMENTS DISMISSED.
THE RECORDER COULD DO 40 LESS on COLONEL
FELLOwS's REFUSAL TO PROSECUTE

THE RECORDER COULD DO 40 LESS on COLONEL
FELLOws's REFUSAL TO PROSECUTE
KERR AND RICHMOND.
Recorder Smyth rendered decision yesterday on The
motion to dismiss tie Indictments against Thomas B'
Kerr and James A. Richmond for bribery IN connection
VIII, the granting Of the franchise to the Broadway
surface road in lss4 John II. Bird and Homer y.
Nelson made motion before the Recorder last Friday
for the dismissal Of the indictments, and District
Attorney Fellows made IL long statement, IN which lie
formally abandoned further prosecution OF the cases
The Recorder appended 10 his decision type-wrt-
ten copy Of the District-Attorney's statement ny
the decision twenty indictments against Kerr. and
twenty one against Richmond arc dismissed. The
Recorder in his decision says Upon careful con
sderaton OF the facts presented by the counsel for
the defendants and Of the remarks OF the District
Attorney a sunOcraphc report OF which IS herewith
fled am clearly Of the opinion that the motion 20
Kerr and Richmond should be granted. No cause has
been shown against the granting Of THIS motion by the
District Attorney, aud Do not think that. ~ view If
the facts stated by the District Attorney the rtutt
asked 70. this motion should be longer withheld.
Motion dismiss 10 the dcenGant Kerr and Ricl-
mond. must, therefore, be granted
Colonel Follows had expected the Recorders deci-
sion. lie said THAT ends the matter. far - l
am concerned. There IS nothing more To be DONE
Indictments remain on lie against twenty eN-
Aldermen, and against N0lOney and Keenan,. The
counsel for Of the Aldermen viii probably soon
for the dismissal OF other indictments. ana the
motions will be granted a. DistIci-AttOncy Fellows
said that the reasoning which led his refusal 10 try
except those against three Of the usycs now in Can
ada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Feb. 7-Cattle-Receipts 1000 head ship
iuct> 5000 market stronger beeyes - 6Oas5 stscrs
63a II - ,tocNcrs and feeders. - 2oGS3 So Texas
steers S3dt3 So Hogs-Receipts ~ 600 head shipments
10 OoO: slow. &c lower; closed steady mixed
q 75esa o. heavy $S 1884 Light - 1884 o5 skin:
f3H 81 0A. Shecp-R Receipts 700 head shipments
1000 market steady, natives. - 50ds6 Western corn
FED. - 50as5 so Texans. 50 6odS5 lambs $3.50 40
llulalo Feb 7.-Cate-N.ceipts last p hours, 200
head total for week thus far for same time me
70 NewYors, 100 on sale price, steady sheep and
thus FAR 10000 FOR same time last week. 81 600
signed through 600 head 800 70 NewYork. 400 on
sale higher grades steady lower grades dull and droo
Ing. Hogs-Rcccips lat "a hours. 1910 head total
FOR week thu, far 100; Tor same time last week,
o. 600: consigned through. $40 head $500 TO New
York 200 prices steady; mediums and heavy,
s. 2Odsi o5 mixed and Workers, 81 20dst 25 pigs,
81 roughs. IS 25dS3 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

stock and bonds were about TO deposit tbs,,
securities with the Olcott Committee. r.
representative OF the Dutch holders arrived her.
last Monday. and was surprised to learn that ali
schemes for the reorganization OF the cornpauv
except that of the OicOtt Committee had been
abandoned. Since then the cables have been
employed to instruct the Dutch OF the situation.
III there now is little doubt that they will de.
post their stock with the Central Trust Con.
pafiy under the Olcott plan. Missouri, Kansas
ana Iexas general Us receipts rose to rs Ia. and
the per cent receipts to So 3-8, principally on
German buying. Wabash new firsts were active
at about % l-2. and the seconds with unusual
a aG5 santa so Fo up ns TO 81 Ia AtehisSn Topeka
the incomes at 55a55 Ia. Reference is made 10
our full report of bond sales.
Money ruled easy at l-2a4 per cent, but At
the close was IN abundant supply at LEAP per
cent.
The Clearing House statement today was ~
follows: Exchanges $fO6,o3l .asf; balances.
The Sub-Treasury to-day wits debtor to tina
Clearing House S4ls,620. The business Of the
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
695,42s, leaving the general balance at $i7s,.
473,3l1, against $l77,l96. January 81, show.
ing an apparent gain of Sl.276,93s. But, deduct
receipts SEQ, 900 for items which affect only its
account with the General Treasury, its gain az
affecting the banks is $2,677,93s: And this result
bonds and the T receipt Of $437 800 for exchange
Oh other Sub-TreasurleS. To-days operations
covered Receipts $2,S76,950; payments, $780,.
976; with balances of $l71,024.3l5 coin and
S6,54s,906 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day $220,43 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $s53,60s, the In.
ternal revenue receipts S473.0l2, and the miscel.
laneOus receipts $26,362
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows:
Feb 9. Feb 7. Differences
Net silver hid. 3,iSol 1883 23S70,e0 Inc. 330tl7
on hand........ 0,67l7GS 6S75,772 Inc. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
COTTON ,fArKrrs- nY Tr1rcr,pr

Liverpool Feb 7.-Co,on-1hc salc- u the d,v ncrie
200 balrf American. Futures c'o.oi 0rg o. to- cd.
vance. American Mldng low mil1 Ing clause Fclrl
delivery. G1Gfd buyers, February anI Nar.h 90.
livery. 5C10id huyrr.: March and April d..
livery C)Gid buyers hpril and NAV delivery g 2GfH
sellers Nav and June delivery. 4Gid sellers Jun. and
tulr delivery 5.Gfd ~eeis July aud AUGUST dcle-'
GGtd SELLERS August delivery. GGfd sellers August
and September delivery. 3-g4d s~llers.
Galveston. Feb cotton steady: mdd'irr Io,c :
low udfl!nG 1ot". rood oldnarw. g 19-t9~: not otI
Rloss receipts $50 h1lt sales 218 bales stock 30 GiI
hacs. Weeny-Ne. ro.ep'- l.eA h',e.; eio.-. lb0-4
bales exports T. Great britain 0o3 hnie4 o. ~" Crrt
nent 22o balo- coas'wiso oo2 hplns saes -3G bt-
norfolk Fob Cation nm Kidding t0'sc uo' t..
rripts. 952 lals 1r0ss 40 bale crportF ton-' ESQ.,
81 bale sale. 80 hae~ s'oct - 10 halo W'o'v
Net feceint- - "lG har- 1is1f h1lr4' exports
n Great prain 1907 bales coastwsc. 37lo balc saes
4. aSS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
1yH1TAPASTOR SEESAND HEARS
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MANY DENoMINA
TONS

After twelve DAYS Of earnest debate the Prcsbytcry
decided by a large majory-93 to 43-in what re
spects it desired revision Of the We.u.;hstcr Con
fo,sion Of Faith and by apparently larger major
ity that new Creed should be prepared Nearly n
hundred men took part in the discussion, which was
considered by many TO be the most remarkable III
the history Of the denomination in this city, Most Of
the minority seem t. be willing TO let the result stand
Int Others intend to Tile protest against the acton
# fine Prcsbytcrv an ecclesiastical privilege that
any one may use.
Next week the Methodist brethren are to come to
the front not. however. disputans defending their
faith or seeking to have It put In line with the thought
or to-day. ON Tuesday evening the fine Publishing
ard Mission lIou.c on the southwest corner oi nun
ave aud Twcutiethst. Is 10 be dedicated. E'h"p
Andrews DR.. Earl Cranston, Of Cincinnati Chaplain
NcCabc. Dr. NJ d. G. Crawford and Dr. g. ;. Chad
bourne Of Boston, will take part in the dcdcaory SEP
vices, The beautiful chapel whose wall, are adorned
with the portraits Of the leaders II Mcihodi7m, VIII
not accommodate al who would like To- be present
but on Thursday evening meeting VIII be held III tho
M,tropolltau opera House az which Bishop Foe-.
Or. Hunt. General Fisk, Dr. Leonard ana Dr. Hu,h
IT,, viii speak Tickets may be obtained for TIE
SECOND meeting at the Book Concern No 100 ihlh
ave.
Whom see the dollars rolling in in response 10
the appeals made for poor families through the 'ecu
lar uicss, | wonder that Of the worthy Of The
city do not make their wants known. The other
div ! called ON "A family where three Of the eight
cbildrcu-the oldest girl Of thirteen years We're
sick. two Of them with scarlet fever. The mother
wa, unable T. work usual owing to the illness q"
tnc baby. The father had been III br four weeks
with luGammat5ry rheumatism ana ~, ,oo,''t b
bench had been idle oil that time" The rent ""-
overdue. and the family. sick a. IFS mrmucs. "e'r
wss threatened with eviction II the money wa, ,, n,,
maid And VET go far o. ! could cdiu. tc PAtrh,
mother had made 40 appeal for help. 40" "uu
then. she said. nciRlboi Noulu ,l.nt W. , "t''i1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
THE COURTS.
WAS NE INSANE wHEN nE SIGNED TnEM1

WAS HE INSANE WHEN HE SIGNED THEM1
The trial Of the suit Of Richard D. Young against his
wife, Emma b. Young set aside Odd % PROPERTY n
Scventyninth-st and III OF sale Of his perfumev and
drug business No leo Wllam-s was continued before
Judge Ingraham in the supreme Court YESTERDAY Nr.
Young the stand for the first time during the tN
yesterday he latter part OF 1883 he was tkcn H. ard
I'm January 1882 was sent asylum 90 M"r-
EVANSVILLE. y. J. lie liberated on March ~ In
his testimony yesterday Mr. Young said that he did not re-
member being sent the asylum he only fenembcfeu
recovering consciousness az about the middle OF Mar and
finding himself i'm the ASYLUM. He dd remember any
thing about signed the decd and the bill of sale.
although he acknowledged that the signatures were UNI
doubtodly in his handwriting The case VIII b. con
tinI dn1lM nndaV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
FOR CEEMATING THE GARBAGE
ACTIVE WORK OF THE LADIES HEALTH PRO
TEcTINE ASsOCIATION.

TnCTVE ASSOC ALTON.
At meeting OF tlc directors Of the ladies Health
Protective Association Yesterday, al 40. lO- West
eortv- fonrtlst the home of Mrs.. Clark Rel. t Wa
decided that badge should be adopted 10 distinguish
the members Of the association. An important
measure considered the question Of di-pO-nS Of
the g;uba-c Of the city By burning. An expert has
been employed by the association for more than
year examining various methods now IN use. Let
tiers were read from Milwaukee. Detroit. Philadelphia
and other cite, whore crcrat1ies for garbage
operation with moro less success. report
was read from General Nicle giving the result Of
careful examination o; orc Of those ccmatolics ia
Buffalo lie described the manner in which 81 was
operated but did rot commit himself u recommends
ton OF this machine. several letters received
from manufacturers % c:cmntorcs saying that some
Of these coull Ire maintained by The combustion Of
the gases which were secured from the garbage
Some Of them turned ont a phO,p plate valuable
fertilizer from the burned garbage and others produced
Oil which would have standard market value
1t maintained that after thc first cost the city
would derive revenue from the garbage BY The crcma-
tories. The cast Of establishing them would DE large
however. and they would be Of little value une,s tire
city authorize, coOpcfatci n enforcing the collection
o. garbage separate from a-hc-.
4 letter was read from street Commissioner LOOMS
in which he recognized tc efforts Of the association
for sanitary improvements for TIE city lie SAID also
that he desired 80 cooperate with item. u was
nOunccd that communication had been received from
the Health Department Announcing that the rcgIl,.-
ton would be enforced rcuirin. ,tabcnen bale the
which the asSo Ndtiou La, been cndcayOrug 10
bring about for moie i.ai year. and The result was
received with much qualification. Attention was called
To the fact that The COLLECTION of asc, night. which
was in force last year. las, been abaHd0.e but word
wa received from Comms -ioncr LOOMS That lie
intended 10 continue nat course.
. The annual meeting o. the ASSOCIATION is held on
", r, fS' fGc>o'y III ,a, H. anu committee wa, ap
V..heu % present. al MAJ meeting tic nominations l0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

l.. Holman & CO.. obbcrs IN leaf tobacco at No 1eG
Maiden Lane. have bccn closed BY Sheriff Jgdz
mont Of 1896 IN favor Of r. J. Curry Their habiite,
about sl2 600 and said they compromise
az 80 l.3 cents the dollar
Patrick Wash, shoe m"uufscturcr ~ 30. 80 W4irsn-
is IN the hands Of to Sheriff for SOL
Another attachment has O.cn i-sucd aoanst the Noh
American Dredging and improvement Company a. which
James A. Simmons &, president Tor $40, IN favor VI
the Greenwich Insurance Comnanv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
HospLrAL SArrRDAr AxD SrNDAr FIND.

day by Charlie, Lan-r, treasurer 40. Il Na,-au-st.
received ON account Of the Hospital saturday and sunday
collection
For the Woman's fund-Mrs. II. X. Winthrop, 500 /;
Mrs Clara H. \. Hughes Governors Island, $50 MI,
NJ c. Riyes s2j Mrs. j. j. Cos, $40; Mis-. W. IlarA.
hurst Townsend, -
From other soufces-l hufch q the HOLY Communion.
Episcopal s34l Il b. Captain j. McCuua-E. sI5O; By
William IS. Kendall from carpet TRADE sj0, McLoushln
Bros $40; Ncw-l Lodge l. q. s. b. 80 Simon LJc-c,
/. o. r. s. l.. 10.
Total 10 dat, SJ3 60 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. ?.-S:45 p. m-Beet in poor demand.
Pork In fair demand. Haps-Ihe demand has fallen o1
Bacon IN poor demand shoulders, about II to Is
low In poor demand. Spirits Of turpenne in poor de-
uand steady at Bis cd Rosin IN FAIR demand. Lard,
and February. steady at 3ls Cd March and April steady
at 92s. Wheat In FAIR demand. Flour IN poor demand
CornSpOt and futures In fair demand MIXED Western,
spot aud February steady at IS l0d March steady q
p Odd April steady at IS Sd Hops at LondouPaeihs
Coast In fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
TIE coNING EorAL AEcANrN RALL.

A reception and ban Of the ROYAL Arcanum. under
the auspices 81 Ncw-loIs Council. viii take place
at the Metropolitan opera House TUESDAY evening
This is 81 thc 1r-c,t orders the country. mum
berng nOw nearly 100000 members. The order w,
organized thirteen years ago. and has. during that
time. paid over Tl2COOOOO in benefits. A large
attendance Is as>.d t the ball ii is 70 be the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

on City. Penn, Feb. National Transit Certincs.ee
opened at ~ 067s highest 81 on lowest, 81 o6et ;
cCsgd 81 o. sales 100000 bbls charters. 2s,soo 0Ol'
pittsburc PENN Fen 7~Pstroleum fairly active Arm
National Transit Certificates opened at 81 06s closed al
bradford Penn Feb. 7Nat,9na Transit certnc,sst,c.
.oMest 81 OOA ctearances. $40. 600 DBL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

In State issues the business was covered by
sales OF South Carolina 6s. non-fundable at
4l-2 or city hank stocks Importers and
Traders sold l5l at 800. and there was an UNI
usual activity in the shares Of Western National,
which sold II 900 from - up e. 90
The general bond market was fairly active and
generally strong in prices. The general is and
rs of Missouri. Kansas and Texas specially
firm. on the belief that the Dutch holders Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

Chancellor Martin. clerk n the Custom House. was
promoted yesterday be chief clerk Of the Third D
vision 90 place of otto T. ~t!Oetzcl, who becomes an
entry clerk. Mr. Martin j, a graduate Of West Point,
OF the class Of 15C-. he served IN the Army and
aftcrVard saw service under the khedNc OF Egyp~
lie entered the customs service here about ten years
ago and has been steadily promoted 70 hio me-" plIcr.
William +. Bcllcr Was promoted 10 a clcrheh.p with
salary Of sI.-OO year. 90 succeed william u.
Mason. who has teen appointed Acting Deputy Col
lcctCF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08

Rich d West Point
COllat Trust 81
10. 900. .sOa
Rome w d OR con
1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
rrroprAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Feb T. { =. m.--Illnos Central. l22 Mexican
ord nary 80 81 Paul III PENNSYLVANIA oo*
Reading. pa.
Money. -. pr cent -, -.
The rat " discount I'm the market for both short
and ,lrer months bills Il Gd4s per cent - - 49,,
Par, ad,ice- quote per cent rtn-s at . francs o2
for the account and exchange London at 20
francs 3lh confines for checks -, -, , r-,.
The amount of bullion gone INTO the BANK Oi EnRIeao
en- balance today Is $4,000.