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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcN-Yoris Iu--ds,. Dec IL. BI.IVEs- eipt, I3o
oaroaI- Of 2o,4 had 80 carload, for shipment alive TO
90 caio4cs ,oh'iS"o direct " cl -Iiugherrr, AID
carload, ~ b" sod. Very - trading. Feeling stA1y.
CTS DR. '-'d beef n far demand and hfn at 0asr Cor
common % rhoic' IL t. tOO early - quot" Christina,
h~ hut 10 docs not appear likely that prices wl!
PIita'e cab!r ad,ic,s received today bg Eastman,
Coma any quote refrigerated b.cf SLOW at ftd about
~ pr n. American -rsIs are nnliu9 W strong and
Ir-es fon SAD To- Odd OF II 49,. dead Weight
shipments iepo.ta today 1850 .goa.,c,- Of scf
ci.t' and $50 q.gtf- Of beet Ola Oh" l+dpaD. II.,.
steamer AT, ctl-'d 10 sail Wedn,,tly Tie lonau-
WIN - ciue and lo4. quar',- Of bcf The spain Win
100 rI,lr ana 300 qu'.t'ra 81 b'f. ~" Uf 81 n~rln
"ith ly-C qgait- and ~" hnNnit Win 900 auaftefs
i,tr ~, -l -oid ~ bei.ena Cow At I'll p.r head
Mich TOW R'ceili@ , he'd. ~ transactions r.-
p"lt .H.irau Urn. 90 =, s5o h'a--
CALVES Receipt a. all Ncw.Noik market, 90 head.
ana NOR t"h 300 we're h"d oA"g M0uda'- Ncus stead
ana 800 moderate r~iue, 90 jd72c Tor ordinary ~ choice
W'Ntm calves dull 40 2.dJc aad coa,-" heavy hard
nred calves slow a, Gao. for country dre.,ed yeals
ltlr calves 320jr - iOr Tor clt' di~-,d with choice
no extra bringing io.alc, and Western dressed dull At
>alrs-D. Harrington 10 v-al-. l5s n a,crlg~. At 7lsc
pei. - ~ Y 'aI'e- Aoi %, az @+c; lo3 do 3H p
o.. HallanbecE 4 uol,: 20 we.,-rn Caiy,. eGG n. at
Sc heI % 80 DO 2sd = AZ % - do. 4Qi r. At 2c
iium" Mullen - Western calves 80 70. At - %
Sn'2 H%D IiuN r., c, i'o r at ln S,, Of e,7
hrta 40 carloads ~ J'r-"y CTS and cII- ~ CON
o. on. caf.o.d can,s sn"d G-,,t SLOW bat ,,'ady =,
lhc dead mls.i De- Sos lnl unsatisfactory 20 the selling
lutF ~ !lr. s-ci mutton range from 90 o.
bnt thr bulk o. Oh. -al'- az al sr9-c. Dressed lamb.
ar Hh'nf nom s.e- :" lor lrt 9s3-' CO. tie ngur-
ma, wctn r. uo' e-tabH.hel but aler expect
10 FA'A IOc butchers show less disposition than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude market, have ressssd into Tie old rut
az duIn.-- with auctlr change IN tho character OF
nm, r.i news The speculative element i restrained 10y
tAc monetary ,umgency IN the Pcnhr'N'l" P'u'''N"
reti,- a, well a. BY the continued activity 81 the arm
exhibited Ina some special localities. There were sales
of 5000 barrels At the stock Exchange AZ ~ cents a
fall 81 T., cent The transactions In options amounted
To- OOO barrels at GDd6j cents, the close being weak
m .,up,t, largely With the break I'm railway shares Az
fi. ~Loc. Exchange there were sales VI huck W rape
Inc TrtiiiD for the INST tim" IN w"NS oVOo Oarel'
t,,r.d h,nd, AT 49,, cents u gain VI l. cent over Mon
dny - price, tho Consolidated Board Refined OIL IN
ls,irrl, 80 - 80 cents per Salloh. foitlgh
ouo1ition-- Antwerp. lbNdl0 francs breinel' 90
naii.>; London, ., pence"
nu ,,ity PENN Dec. i6.-Natonal Transit ccrthoates
opucd 40 GiS.: highest Gi'r lowest OBJ closed b3ec
oai, Ii5 900 bbS cl.nrancc-, 10000 bho, shipments
f.ttaur4. Penn, Dee. l6-Natsona Transit cerhcats
opened 53',c; closed at dJNc; highest o3sc l"eSt
bradford Penn. Dec l6.Nauonni Transit certificates
orr,d at 6',c; closed at tJAci highest oitci l0"esI
Obs; clcdranc"~. 10000 ibis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

GrNrPAL. NARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEEIA!S-Thsea genera r I"'S quoted
duh WIN @5ass the e 'S G2 uPryer hard - 5o
- Ok for jersey Haverstriw hard At % 5oHs@ % d
I'm AZ 50dS6; pale - 7jas3; Cr1ton 9afH anu ~
7l4 90 brown, $l3 fnisG' pmA IRON" in,rcan Portland
- 1o6t9 81. English Portland 50 10dT- 90 ~ I''
I-rtloud - 5o4sS 20 RO bland common lL'' Wr yer
ibi aud do finishing. II 10 st. Johh .iiyi Dc1
.atis. - 25a1@ 80 per lO'V' 4o'''' nam
cIiiGoKY~Vallcs arr MAINTAINED hg, the no
Grnulied 54cL H. =. genuine eranuatei '''i l"'''r
hC1tOAEN flr movement on steady n,aIh'I, ""n,i
49,: Caraca, lfa15c; TIihIdad' 1870 D""'' ''' '''
ua'{Ga3}iFtEIEGt ,roCK-Thc demand fair, Will
lncoSs and Haas q, 79 ISL, % ' ss i". Ss
ana 20 old shooks and Heads 5o-inch 81 , 3"S
- - qVrS ~ 30 odd shocks Without mad, SOC; KUN
Sbook, and Heads - l0d%3 rs Rum fpes - ga ~
Empty Hocsheads, - 70 HOOPS - l''' ''''''' -
'EotFEE stead!ncss prevailed today IN b1til growihS
on tho SPOT and rather NOR st 20 t, u'i"i
% o. u" Kio ogotd 17i2dlTec Sales 100 u%2s ol me
i,ss ~ I-1tc for NO 10 arrive. also lo" it4 -" -
S9,tos lie e. and Z. ana 500 agS No - Il" ,l"l-
OF n Id grades sales 300 bag Narlcaiio Prr' XII
ara generally stronger Wif"' '"'''- w.
fgb.r and exchange at showed an advance "iH 5'
r-c.iuts werc comparatively small. Al o WHY. D" n
,otr, ma thera was Soinr Nt'c covering OF '@H'' =
Ioyra rained lada r. carly but closed WIZ f'" l,'
o NV r. Hamburg ad ancod GdE Ps i;'naSH I
narv IS FEBRUARY rs ID March ;H.; Aprl j. ';
NAV us 81 Rio quotes regular u,'' A. u, o,1
second : 200; X hanre Qu'at'l. X. S71tos
totai stock 600 fne>. market u aHN.
r,c n,s II COO hacs Receipts =: Rio Iuly :" - 90
her IS 1900 ..,R GOO bag sam" tim" So '.,-.,os
lag same time lsSs 90 600 bae- Receipts AZ ~
1e>q 1914 600 bag; sam time loS@ u9'''V '
'loai saI,s her, today - 600 bags ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

ocsyer 10 make an attractive display OF fancy stock
j" LTlli@nback 4 Dewey: - stat Sleep, SO n
v,race at - per 100 N 40 do Urom GARDENERS lsandl
a y ~ 81 49, Sat Lambs 80 n. at SO 20. Also 'oa
Nondry Jcrsy city: -? Canadian Lambs 90 H. ~
- 30 5li do 80 n, At - G2ie ~
Newton & G,ott: IO7 ONO Sheep. 99i2 n. ut = %
1913 K,ntucoy do. % ~ at - S7l2 1870 do, 902 d. q.
a. 70 l3 do H. 80 20 I'D Ohio Lambs. y H. "a.
81 43J = Ohio Culls. 50 D. at -. $500 - "a
sherman Culver: 1915 STATE sheep 1lil n, at - ~
az Western do ll6L, n at - - 36 do 100 n at 50
l. r Sndlar A. co: Isl Western Sncrp S69 d. a a'
81 az: lOG Indiana Lambs. - H. at 30 I'LL w no.
751 y. al 50 -. =, 10 .,.,. s,oo t,s N
-, - X Western do. 100 ~ at IS 1o6 state Lambs
"a M - %: 30 do - T. at - 372 l70 Canadian uo
tGS-Reccpt,. ~ carloads q G"so ht9d.2o caoaas
t'ltv and carloads fOthst. Rather NOR ua
carloads changed hands at - 5odt3 g. The market Is
auot,.i weak at i3 23dS3 20. 49,.
o,rry d ...-,tI dull at 3u5t,c FOR heavy light
sale Love Co 20i OHIO HOGS, 100 n average al
70 Z" SHt1n & Gilett: 30 Ohio Pigs, 1Io n. at 50 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

Chicago. Dec Il l>lrciAi'-Ih' wheat market t'-o'y
i. ,.. ,,.,, from New York. rhcN a m0mcntary
,,,.r.tb il, the Opening The close AZ decline
NJ ,tou. "a cent from Monday. December opened AT
pa cents, -old between o. 57 and q? l. and closed at
.plll MAY opened ~ ~ 90 IL. sold between
RI 81 l--fsl OF Il and 500 D. and closed at '' 7-7
chicago for week or more has been the BEST cash
ru.,r,,t There several things to-day which
h.lr.i To caycu the corn pit Hutchinson for Week
on thc -rlllng side over on the buying. Inc
.I -,,yi man showed rain all over Illinois and
over a good part Of Missouri. May corn opened at
,1 g. sold Az 80 = and closed at 81 b. oats Id
yau,od along with corn. MAY opened Al - ahd closed
AZ o., m. stock of contract oats IN public houses
,,,. AGGREGATES only 200 900 bushels The fluctuations
IN provisions were exceedingly crr1uc Il WAS natural
,.,,u,b thlt In, opening should BE- AZ decline. Puts
,r MAY wheat az night the curb were so ) ,, calls
Fl 90 = put, on MAY corn 81 loG j3 Id. calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
FURS AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average Iocep;e Of MIX and cream n tee
dT.rrnt railroad d-'rhntur points IN ana mar inc guy
2 r..f have been follows Erie, i2oS cans d
ra ~ c,, cond n4ed MIX, and loS cans q ram
SY-lu.hanra 1875 ~ MIX and y cans OF r til .
vIula poughk psf and Boston, 10 cans OK nuh
fioarna c"5 cans q, milk ord cans Of r. aill
c,r, y orien.,d nk: and cans % cram New; foII
ua-,f-d O2J Guns Of milk; ontario and W~t'Tt IOo
lns = INK and s. cans o. cream We,t shore oog csno
- II and 3J ans ~ cream Vow Jersey Cent:1 800
ca. ( ra and 70 cans q cI"Hm ana by niscuaa cons
fin. total liuy supply has ben 5I5 cans OF MIX 10
cas- : cond.n-'d MIR and ~ cans - I'm, n,
Inro-e rcr raI the surplus on the placforTs hss
Nm IN - a An " forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rufao. Dec. 1G.-Cattle-Rccei pts st - hours $50
head total for week thus II $50 head Tor same time
Iat well IL 800 head consigned through, l,72O head all
to YORK 200 head sal; dai and navy, sheep
and Receipts last - hours LOU ha1 ,oal ZOE
week 900 head for same 5in ,a,I week.
p 200 head consigned through, loo had ioY h'd 70
New-York 5000 head sale price, easier iioss-lse-
crpts last hours, 700 head total for week thus az.
Al 200 head for time last week, 1880 mead con-
signed through $500 head $500 mead :" Now ork
900 head trade dull mediums and heavy, IS 80
1s9 81: Workers 80 35aS3 - pigs. - ljac3 %
Chicago. Dee. 1.-THE Evening Journal rsports !:
Catts-RocelIts 5000 head which Loo were Itaans
Isrsine-s active to the extent Of the supply Nu r.o
ia95c higher week and nearly everything IN u4
Native butchers stock va, ~ me al.
Vance -Rcceilts. 1000 head 5dloc losG ~
,ond common 80 25ds3 - heavy packers - 1913 5oi
iight 80 9j0s3 %. Sheop-Re"elpts. 5000 mead In
FOOD demand and 15d25c higher than last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

Liverpool. De. rs. 3 - m-Brcf The demand has
fir poor demand Hams in far demand bacon
I'm nir demand Cumberland cut about 70 Z" 80 10 duIl az
- y. steady AZ Bis sd long and
,Gor clear mddc, about - n steady AZ Dos long clear
nllr about - r. ads AZ Boz Cheese In fair demand
II.un-Ihctr IT, demand iupeutlnc and rOsin IN falr
demand Lard Spot lu fair demand futures In poor DE-
ud lrmr rn spot and prcemhcl NJ ady at Jls 81.
Wheat u good demand tourihr demand f. Improving.
Cor-~lut and ia poor demand mixed western,
pot steady ., 51d December and January steady at d
sid January. steady At - 24d. Hops. at London
Pa Coast demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
COTTON MARhE1s-RY TELEGRAPH.

Lvcpool, Dec ii, p. m;-Cotton-Ihe sales OF tho
dr 10 ludfd 500 bales American. 1870
FutuI, closed quiet American Mddlng, low mddlng
cln,.r December delivery S-G+d buyers Deconbr and
January delivery. S-6id buyers, Jaumry and February
delivery. lo6l li-did February and March deliyey
. It6f0j 1jGtd. March and April delivery l7-O4G
i--6id Aprl and Nlay delivery. 2o-6+d6 81 6id MAY
and June delivery 23Gid5 Il CID June and July dliy
cry 3jGiaj 26-6ld; July and August delivery 216t
- 9Siid
Galveston. Dee lO.-Coton steady; middlng. Bloc ;
low mlddlu- \ 7.dc. good ordinary. llOc, net and
po~- receipts 5j0i balos; sales li65 bales; stock
81 s2O bales.
Norfolk Dee. I6-Cotton steady mddng DC net and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

,ut..s r,yt~ G. In -r.il. .o.- fh,rc .- .
'''' 80, - ,.|'.,- r.,,.,.. -'.tts. Al.p.Y4
gro 'I " ttN.tf nv ,.,.r ..I
j. "r.! H4 Nthu'u ~ - '" .''. .,'1t g.... r.,
= o. ~ - pr 'tAl tit..' -.a...f ,.,i
i..rt> = ~. =" f,...l.. ..,..- f-.. ..o--
pg'err q hy AZ ~. ,- MA .' lni r. s.. g..
iI' Joy l't.'. =, 4. iIl. ,G. 4. ,4-.- q, actor
zen, , a" -'i ~ " ni-,t' a ,fll .o- v.t4 '.,.
-. ''iI,,:1 ., "a H. Tor t.,, a.f ltt.It.. t4
@l'e' To a nc'l ,sl A. 24 81. ant I,.-1, r,-I
,d-- -'A-' '.,.-'...., ....t ..tf., fYr
: i'@fl 90 ~ r",- ,r. t,.a.--5. ~
j. q p, 10 arr, a. ,,ri I'd ~. ,lI.. q" r.,
'f!stt.~ anu "-tt' q. pr, +I., t.',t.-i ....,.f
t1ttc q1".ed ioi > ~ i'' S-,'55L 10 .',.,.'.,
81 .3d-l 49, ~ RUM Io't 90 - - ~ ~, --
j. i4 tdis' - 7.-f' i'' ,',. l,,i - i,lI,. f-
sew } nrh. ''lH,'i I'D 4.l.. ~ ~
t'a h't. JNt, I'D" q.''t al 49, ,.I a., 49,
Ups snd ll20I - ''t a, 10 30; a. w., 't'-
Morphine selling i1.INt 4uoDf a. , ,'u't- W. tI
0l .m Gul: qt"i q, - o.';- 80 ,gg' 40. H.. t..,
tU-' a. .39-]c ior ioi'itu. d4+R DE-" ''' ''' ''''
Gi. -ei.e q1i.' a. :5G:% 80 et IT,, .,,. al,
,,',,or- We quote. LEMONS. rh.i.r. ~ 90 fI't3 t-
49, fan.s d. - 154-t. OIau .--. Iau'.rf f'-
,',...d T., ,'o4 Hau,fa- Jam.l.I. 30 81
IT,. - lrdr a. .311 .3i. ooot,.ut-. ~Hu H.i-. st.r
I..racl. s3Oa5a.
fDsLIrN AND DON ESTE DRIED t''' - 4e
uar.r dun ln TED direct ton. bH' b.. -'- "i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

"''''N'' ~ - $1,000 ,,e.,.-
p,cerh-r ............... ~ ~ ~ ~
lto.'y .....-.-........ ~ =, o.. G9,. -,
CORN 80. .
December ................ 5r4 -. 5l2 s.
e.. ..----..-------' 3d. -. 3Jt
OATS 80. .
r..,or lo. n4 4o2 49,
JHN'Y -''-'''''.-'.." - a 40
'''' MES, rorE. PER BnL.
I,eceI Der .............. p - .-
,nrafy '..-'...------ !, 3d. ~ 81 II IL IL -
May ''-'-'''''.''' I,i.,, no 100 -
December ............... 30 80 30 :G9
in ,, .....'.... 5s7s o. G5s $40
SHORT RIBS PER 100 n
p'regbt' -..-..'.-..-''" o., 5l2,s 5o11 56'2
N' 5 o.,.o,. rcr. a. 70 roo. oa, aocsanq So
.prGe Maj: 9l+s ~. 49, ,tgs "9e, t, e0a2.e ~. ;
5 5.i 6-ee So tarier. Gao; s.. na1,,ci u 2o
& I, T. 300 7c5 ~ 10 Y ao, lo, pr . So
sid. loose - 91Gsi -; Dry -ared shoulder loN
~ e. = r. '' Gashd so.i, pS, 81 iIi ,sa,
hanged; No. 2 WHIT oa'c. 40: ~ 3 WIT OATS AZ ;
,r,.rIr. Receipts Shipment.
rit iIJ. ........ 500 H. OOj
Wheat lush 900 10 200
Da,, bush CoC l's 600
r. bush .'--....'' ---'.''...''. ~ COO $500
on tie produce E>c..aar. today TIE butter .u.rsr
was firm; creamery 27G2-c; extra mrs.. p AZ
h'' rhl .Sei b., t. Flour oren- mod rat.
al a 80 or choys Penns . a. hu kT 6 Aol[ 3lr
daod and y yno At :, i' % aRe p lGS ca &
but nii,rs were buying only inmetat want Futr9
Sai Ja1GSry siGtl OF Fe,riarv u o-asl o1s,:
March 81 oS2dsl o. 'orn veal under lisDt dem.
tar iot9 and options cIinei i.9c 10 3 yiow, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Very light receipts Of domestic potatoes ana s
arrivals abroad have given us very tedon grades
fr nrme stock and prices show an advance on All Erau
sweet pootoes Of lhc quality are IN eht bq f
and firm CaulfOwers firm for fany quaity Ou, common
stock very duh Cabbages steady Nonok sas NV
from day day with the quantity on oder sou'1s
afr irregular IN quaity auu Ndlu, nsH
u,nt. dun unless extra choice 81 bring goou Irlco.s
FLORIDA cucunibcrs slowly ana are quite k..hts
from Florida Key and Nassau are OF Veiy rfcguAt
quality and value; poor green lots are not waheo az
M Rus,ia steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

gross receipts bales exports coast"se ioif bzS:
sales 6ii bales stock, i7,2l3 hale9. ,,,,.. CT. -,
savannah Dec Objection 4' net snd os rec is.p 10.
aSo bales exports 70 The Continent 9oo2 bale eoest
,ise osi baies sales $50 bales stock lOsJ bales
NewOr.sns Dec. fG-Cotton easy middling. . l3-l6c ;
low roiddlinr GOOD ordinary 1'sc net feccipt-
10 5ca a 'ros 90 III bales exports France, 800
bales 20 the Continent IL 1872 baes sales, 5000 baIeo
stock o76. 2Jl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
cI,pPLME CnrRT- ClTY AND COUNTY


- or NEw.NoRK.-Gcorgc = Moran, p cl.'cd
avans, Roswell Snr.-ur Jon 90. t''eudani itii 49,
in the civ and Count, OF NeN-Noik. summons.
10 the above named d'f"fdarl- ..f.i,, IN
You hereby summoned 60 an,"rr ti. ,"i m ~
this action and serve copy ~ your ans
plainrr- attorneys Within twenty DAY 49, . I'd IN
c.,o Of your flilura 10 APPEAR oi answer I' nt 4,
taken against YOU by default !or the Ir'' "'"'""
the complaint. g. $50,
81" Att.rn.,, fot Plaintiff, . a.
oecc md no.once address, No - Na,slu,t, NeN-fofA
CITY.
To the above named defendant: -, . ,o.ar
pi,a." take notice that upon your default o. alpArn
the above summons, luiimeit h NHt -,-,nA
win be taken AGAINST Won Cor On, sum 90 thrg r , rom
June II 1856 together tine costs Of th. act'n'
SEWARD. GUTHRIE MpkAMr+in.,,
To Roswell Spaeue Jones. The defendant above nHtIa
The foregoing 4, served upon YOU ny Fin.,s
ton. pursuant order ~ Hon. t','r9' Nnoyys'
Justice supreme Court Of The state or S'N soo
First Department dated the 1871 day ~ D., ~ n
and nl,d with the complaint IA the once of M ,,,s
the City and County ot NewNork, at the County No'
House. in said city.
Dated New.York, December rs, $500 ,,,
SEWARD, GUTHRIE 4 MpRAWtlH
plaintiffs Attorneys, -.
oncc md postonce address, No. 20 Nss'au-St. Ne"Y"S
itv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
SUNDRIES.

NUTS-Peanuts quiet; hand picked quoted az 4i2Hitc
and farmers 3G3c shced quoted az ga SIC iqr sah;
ish and - 1880 FOR 70 Nrynia Pecoh' ho''"' " ''
re. HICKORY nuts, S2u-Z - yer oush
RFTSWAX- Steady 40 26627c. . ,oe,o. D.,
IIDNTY-NoS Comb quoted Domnslly az inaI11c Ior
Whit clover and 12dlic for buchwheat California H'
trn.fDd firm ~ OI4N1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
feqal Notices.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NlW-YOKK. N""-foik li' in-lsn-S
and Trust COMPANY trustees uul". assignment IN i.,1
81 Napoleon Bugel. pannf 'san>t 20. r. X gu
istfator, %. good, chattr> AID rNs ~ liH'' 30
tu.aon Buutt othrrwisv known NapJttFN y irt 70
I'D Marr Auton.tto Alo-r. Napo,coI A. A.Ar. IA.
Iy- 4 Alker and H,nry Napoleon btn.t and >l-,
r.s- Che daughter = Nancy ft'Ir~ .tl' ala San
lMfles having been forncfN the wife oi hbr@ ii'',,
Bunol deceased sued IN the namt oi Mary ,fi...
Amended summons.
To she auuNenar..d d,fondsnt~t ...
You are hereby summoned to answer tn' au'Iu .sr
MA IA his and copy or Nnit d.'.
on The plaintiffs attorneys within twenty DAYS aie
service Of TIT, amended summons. exclusive ~ ID, "a,
" service: and case ~ failure fo dppr ut anAN
Judgment viii be taken against You by driN' I'i 49,
relief demanded la rhr amended coupaiui
Dated January. lS q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17

yort -; 80 lNcs: Ratror. lbs bcs; Ne"-u''''''
4l4- !ars. total 100 SIS iaF~' &c.. -,... loud
COTTON The spot market quiet hut pre-" ~
70 material change Sal.e -" ar' 10 - f,r.- ,.,in-
f,L.. 1,u-,wrfiou. Port receipts. % So
-6 ao bales th, dar week. ard 1900 bales i' '
l-t ear. Gro. movement. ,ooo 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
I1ubIlt Nonees.

NOTICE or SALE or LANDS AND ILNL-dAN :
FOR UNPAID AS>hsSNLAAo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-17
STEWART BUILDING. no.

CITY OE NEW.YORK-tl NASCE pEPA X S StsN a
BtEEAT Foi THE loLLEGp ION OF ASSOC u II -
AND QF WATER hEN sSa,nwAy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
TO INCREASE THE CURRENCY,
Treasurer Huston's Plan Of Relieving the
Financial Pressure.

Treasurer Illusions Plan of Relieving the
Financial Pressure.
Treasurer Huston has q scheme for increas-
ing the volume Of currency, which he thinks
would be of great advantage if put into effect
at once, and he has suggested i: to Senator
Sherman and other gentlemen with a view to
securing the necessary Legislation. He ex-
plains it in the following words: I'VE have now
in the treasury about $40, 600. COO in fractional
silver coin mostly 5O-cent pieces, that there is
no demand for and that is practically idle
money in the treasury. My suggestion is
that Congress authorize the transfer of this
money to the bullion account. and that
the Secretary Of the Treasury be allowed to
issue silver certificates or treasury notes and at
his convenience TO have the silver pieces coined
into standard silver dollars in anticipation of
their redemption of the silver certificates and
treasury notes issued in lieu thereof OF course
any loss occasioned by such recoinage would
have to be charged up to the silver profit fund.
l would also include in the fractional silver be
fore mentioned the trade dollar bullion now on
hand, amounting to upward of s., 0O0. 900. thus
making Immediately available for the issue Of
additional currency nearly if not quite S25.-
O00, 600 and adding that much to the volume of
the currency. This would, in my judgment, be
an excellent way Of increasing the currency of
the country at once without the least injury TO
the interests OF the government"
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The APPORTIONMENT BILL,
why the House Census Committee Favor tn
Basis Of 356.

Why the House Census Committee Favor the
Basis Of 356.
The report of the House census committee
accompanying the superintendent bill begins
with a list showing the representation given
each state under the bill and its increase over
its present representation. From the uggre-
gate population of 62,622, $50 the committee
subtracted the aggregate population of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and the territories Of Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma, and with the re-
mainder ratios we're obtained by taking as a
divisor any proposed number. Each num-
Der was taken from 332, the present men,
bership of the House, to 375. Trials were
made, the report says, until q number
was found that would give a ratio which
in application would secure each state against
any loss in its membership, and in no instance
leave q ma i0r fraction. This number was
found to be 1856, making the ratio 173, SOL The
number of members obtained on even division
was 339. The additional II needed to make the
number $50 was secured by giving another
member TO each Of the states having left to it
major fraction. These states were Alabama,
California, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky,
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Oregon, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas,
Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin, the fractions
III, 8S6 in the case Of Iowa. The report saws
that tho committee has not deemed the number
fixed by the bill an unreasonable increase in
the membership Of the House and tables are
quoted to show that increases have been made
by every apportionment net since 1882 except
in that passed In 1913, when there was o reduc-
ton Of Is.
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White. | C
Whole enrolment:
Normal schools So.
Hi@h schools. ...... :
Gram. and pri. sch.

as follows: One thousand one hundred and
sixty whites and $50 colored; total, 2,5lO.
The entire number Of teachers is 7s9. Of which
SIS are white and 274 colored. TherA are "a
school buildings owned by the District and IL
rented. The cost OF tuition per pupil, includ-
ing supervision based on the enrolment is
ef7.90 in the white schools, S15.O5 in the
colored. Total, $3.50.
LABORATORY EXERCISE.
The introduction Of laboratory exercise he
states, for the training Of the eye and hand has
NECESSARILY changed in some degree the pro-
gram of study and recitation Of all the schools.
for while laboratory work has been added, the
time of the school day has not been extended.
He recommends that library for teachers be
established in the Franklin building. =,
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TICKS TRANsMIr DISEASE,
How Texas Fever 10 S0metimes CoYnluuu,
Gated From southern to Northern Cattle.

Gated From Southern to Northern Cattle.
In the report of the bureau Of animal in
dustry submitted to Congress particular At
tention il directed to the investigation by Mr..
Bruear in regard TO hay cholera and tho origin
of Texas fever among cattle, and The means by
which. this disease is communicated from the
southern to the northern cattle. Among deal
ers in cattlo who handle southern cattle ex-
tensively a theory has existed for some time
past that the ticks" which are found
in a considerable number of cattle com
ing from the south and which are usually
found on northern cattle that have contracted
the disease had something 70 do with carrying
it. Although this theory was generally dis
credited by most scientific men, the authorities
OF the bureau of animal industry have devoted
considerable time during the past three years
TO giving it q thorough test, and during the
past season their experiments have resulted in
positive conclusions that the cattiemen are
right
The report details the experiments made,
which included the transfer Of ticks from
dressed to healthy cattle, matching the ticks
and placing them upon non-infected animals, in
both cases communicating the fever.