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New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

Chicago. April IA dispatch from Winnipeg. dated
last night says There Is great excitement here +"
night over the refusal If Lieutenant Governor schultz
to-day 10 give the Roval assent 10 two bills. Pro
rogaton Of the LEGISLATURE fixed fof last Satnr-
day but schultz refused 10 down and proroguc.
az gninC his reason that he wanted (" read
all bill, passed during the session It j. alleged that
his real consult the ottawa authorities,
anr lie announced 10 the Government To day that he
wonld Withhold his assent bills. both relating
sales OF lands for delinquent taxes, one being a
re-enacment of the bill recently di>a0wed 10y the
Dominion Government. schultz recently brought An
action in the court 10 upset The sale Of his own lands
for taxes. He succeeded and II 10 Straigh'cn
out these matters that these two bills passed.
BY his action schultz has forced crisis npcn the COY
ernmcnt.'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
KILLED HIMSELF RATHER THAN KILL THE GAR.

London April IA dis patch from st. Petersburg -
The Daily Telegraph that man who comnittch
suicide there yesterday left letter IN which lie con
csscd that he had been engaged in conspiracy against
the life Of the Gar The letter said that the writer
and his fellow cOnsplraiors had drawn ballots to decide
who should take the CIars life and the lot had fallen
10 the writer who, rather than commit the decd, had
determined take hi, life. The letter also gave
the names Of the writer's accOmprcs several OF whom
have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE KAISER TO CONFER WITH HIS NErGHBoRs

FaTls Aplli l.-Inc " flaro7 says that Vneen VIc-
toria will visit Darm,tadt where she will meet En-
pcror William and have a conference with him.
Cologne, April IA dispatch 10 " The Gazette from
st. Petersburg says that arrangements have been mad"
a meeting q Emperor William and ttsr car during
the coming SIMMER Emperor William viii also at
tend the manocuvrcs Of the Russian Army AT kfasnoc
SzclD. eighteen nilc- southeast Of ST Petersburg
Rome, April l.-Arran gcmcnt~ have been made for
an exchange Of visits between Emperor william and
King IiumbcTt. fic Emperor accompanied hf the
EmI press viii come 10 Rome in september. ana kluS
liumbert and queen Margaret Will return the visit
Berlin In October.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TIE NFWFOrNDLAvD FI,ur

TIE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES QUESTION.
London. April LIN the Hous. Of Common. 10 day
Mr. Redmond asked whether delegate from Sew
f,undIaud had been invited 70 come 10 London dis
Gus, the fisheries question, and they had not been
invited. whether, iu view Of the excitement n New
foumdland. the Government would cable invitation
in reply, >lr james Ferguson, Parliamentary 7c'Tc
tary Of the Foreign Office stated that the Government
had invited the Prime Minister of New iOundlaud IL
visit London and that he would dpubt!co- come A.
soon as his duties permitted IL would therefore De-
Unnecessary to cable to any one else to come
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
no rrrrRx WI AnnnE..Ep TO AsPlNwNL.-

Panama March - Persons in the United States
having CORRESPONDENT. iu colon Will do Well Z" read
the suh,oncd notice. which had been Issued ny Tie
postal agent iu i'ltt city
IS order Of ihc Director General II losi- ana lri'
graph, of the Republic. hereby inform ii, p"nn'
thar all core peudcl,r which MAY be received ~ i-
Office ad rc,~ed A.pinvaNT Will De- returned 10 ~"
ofcc fIom which - came a- h"ine m-direc''i me
geographical and Official name Of ilc town j., DION
JiAN PEHNEIT. Postal AGENT,
h.cn allowed after the ls-uu- ~ thc order or hi'
,,Nu responsibility distributed the mails received hN
ihc >t.aii cr Ncr poit. afI Viii probably 'ohuhhc L"
DO 80 until her return trip.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A JUDGMENT FOR j. ". FAR,vELL & CO.

d. raul Mimi, April 1.-Judgc Kelly filed i'm
por'sht decision to-day in the District Court in the
case OF John V. Farwell & Co.. Of Chicago, against
inc ST. Paul Trust Company receiver Of T.. Allen
20. The amount Of the Farwell claim was sl4,
90 Inc case Is vOlumnDus one. and Judge
kelly's findings are an elaborate review OF the trans
scuons AS conclusions Of law he finds that Farwcn
20; are entitled 10 judgment In the sum Of S3l, ,,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
yox cArrlvf Axp TIE cuANcELLon>ur

Berlin. Aprl J. Oh" "'urn'h"n'r N1'h''Nt"H
.a,. i,t At Minister eon Ioc'il'hers dinner General
,ol Ctpilv fclsfcd nat the Emperor Questioned mm
boz Tclriar, a- T., h. vlllnenc-. 8" tab" Oh" 'htn
oclIof-hp aad fhii h~ replied am a"n'- prepared
10 take e position oi danger on battlefield atd L"
d. f., the I'm pcror. Ir pr.rnf r"Iur. different
lUf 4 u ml. hr VIII regard tin. ALSO e. ulN hhiu'
ich. up,n nii,h can rnl aa honurin" end
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

Pcsth April 1.->0mc time ago a conspiracy 10 o'
fraud lottery company At Tcmesva?. Hungary "''
entered into by several persons including two Officers
oi the company. The cOnspiratoI, succeeded ID
drawing prize Of 100000 FORMS bat they "erc
afteiV ard detected and arrested. Their trial. "'h
has Just taken place, resulted IN their convcton ana
Farkls thc holder Of the ticket which drew the prize
and >zObOvits and PncspOcky, the officers pi iIi'
company who implicated III the pIv'
each sentenced 10 eight years penal -eiVlHnc
Frau Fekesy, whose daughter disguised a, a Dos.
drew the winning number, wa sentenced 10 t"o
years and Collector IIcrgatt % three years I'm
prisOnmcnt
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE TIMBER LIMIT SCANDAL.

Ottawa, April The Rykcr timber limit scandal
va, again discussed by the Parliamentary committee
today. !. G. Rvkcrt NJ +. for Lincoln. who IS
charged with bcOd!lng. examined under oa'I.
lie cross questioned by r. Blake and l.. II.
Davies. lie explained number % the expressions in
the CORES >pondcncc which las been pubi.hcd and
which was thouElt. by the committee. r. be com
promising. bat he did not explain or attempt Z, cN
plan, the chief charge, That ls Of using his pcrao J
and political influence H. sccur" goo 900 timber
limit from tie Government for 500.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Az Ice TRTST IN CHICAGO

Chicago, April IAN ice trust has been formed by
Chicago dealers, and prices were advanced to-day -
70 so per cent the figures current at this time
year ago. The crop in this vicinity IS said to be
100000 tons short Of the usual requirements, and
the supply is practically all in the hands Of the
Uust Over onc-thlrd Of the firms and companies In
,ne business last year out Of ice Further
saVahce In prices l. Threatened before juno ].
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
,ur ,xrr-t,vrry CONFIDENCE.

Hri--cl.. April j. The Maritime 'omn'tr" Of the
AMI slavery Conference ha, made . lengthy report
which show. thai al dNicuc, have bccn snrmonni"d
and that au agreement has been "siahl shed on every
point II the Conference adopt TIA" report. the D.
pres. on Of the lave taic hy s'h "ll h"n''forh Dee
under compct. code. pee ing th" views Of various
power. the efficacy If which code cannot inl 10 BE-
felt
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
LATHERS on STRIKE ~ BOSTON.

BoSton April 1.-The 100 journcymen lathcrs en-
ployed in Boston and its vicinity struck today for
u 90 per day on first quality and 50 for second
quality work The workinen claim that their wages
sere reduced two years ago and that the price
d ashcd Is but a restoration Of the reduction. Tho
principal works on which the atlers arc engaged IS
,ne County Hospital in South Boston; the ROXbury
high school, and the Brighton College.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A MEuORIAL WINDOW TO HIS PARENTS

wilmington. April (speciaD.-A stained glass me-
moral window was unveiled in the chancel Of ST.
ihomass Episcopal Church at Newark, Del, on Sun
uay. 1t was presented by Graham Blandy, Of the
New-fork Stock Exchange, In memory OF his parents
ihomas and Frances T. Blandy. who died many years
aso, The former being OF the founders Of tho
1ynaurch The window is ten feet high and six wide.
Sne subject is the visit Of Christ 10 the house Of
nary and Martha In Bethany.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
nrvncnAr, Successful N cIuCAG

Chicago. April An election for mcmnc'' u '''
city Council from the various wards in" 'o ..
Collectors supcrvisor, and town clerks III tue Nat""
,,,,c,ins within the city limit, was held touN
There were a few independent candidates IN the "e"
hut for the most part it was atTiiEh'ou' com"
,o,,roc, thc Democratic and Republican canu""'e'
The Democrats made II clean weep I'll al WV
sces IN the three principal townships Inc mai r
ytrn,, - 200 TO 400. The outgoing South io"h
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
q EcnominarG rn-ucc'--fn candidates last wear
In recent years Rhode Island la, voird a, follow

including LAC Prohibition a~I Ins 49,, tnlgr[,",n,
., -'aft.f fne votes, Inrludine 3.6 rrohAi"n ard -
-,a,i,fng votes. ncludlng l.sf5 l'r"i"ii"n and 8,
.,a,f,rnr ,nfr- a. Including @1~D Prohibition ard -
.,atternr votes. flncindng o.S Prohibit on "nd w
Gr,eniarx votes. Plurality.
Although the Democrats had plurality Tor "oN
crnor lat year they lacked 5j Of majority and the
Rcpublican candidate wa, elected by the LcI@hture
For ATTORNEY General the Democrats had 80 majority
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TO AMEND , CANADIAN rI,HEEiE, BILL.

ottawa April I.-C. II. Tupper purpo-cs - am"nh
his T-hcric, bin hy inserting provisions making u :"
mi,demcanor io h seals. porppi-cs, whales OF i>" '
AN, kind by mean, of rockets. cXpo,iV" material 81"
..,...,. ,,.t,t,,,.r.. or - allow chemical sub
.fincc- drus,. poisonous matter. dead "i ae'h'H
H.h A. well a. -avdu-f ard nil rubbish, - eh''
streams freqnenfed by fish,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

JULES sIMON's OPINION OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Berlin, April 1.-The National Gazcttes' iafls
CORE, pondent telegraph, as follows. NJ jules Slmon'
one Of the French delegates 10 the Labor Conference
was surprised at the extent Of Emperor Williams
knowledge He said: The Emperor has greatly
changed He has been falsely represented To us for
snme months IL the Labor Conference has no I'M.
mediate practical result, it will be useful In spite OF
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
RACING In ENGLAND.

London, April 1.-The Nottingham Spring Meeting
opcncd to-day. The for the Nottingham spring
Handicap of 500 sOvcrcigns, for three ycarods and
upwards, about mile, won by a. COchbnIn' ;
AGED bay horse Jczrcc j. r. Whips aged brown
coldirg Tommy TittlemOusc was second. ". Mar
shal's siX-year-od bay horse Woodland third There
we're seven starters Jezrccl won by three quarters
of a length There neck between Tommy Tit
tlcmousc and Woodland
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
rlr rrr lN1r-IioArloN VI OTTAWA.

TIE IlE INV i~I llfNi Nil'i' IA ~ IN'.''
ottawa. tpri !. lhc Irrmnci Fur Committee in''
to-day. ~lr Irodriic. Middleton admitted mat h' hiH
.riernd tao fu. 10 Dee '0nA.Daod. tad h'd directed
that three share lc pat up i1 har-. and forwarded
r-. pcctl,ciy 20 ncd-on. ". Rod. Assistant mon
C.i.fot-. i.f.er tff hm.rii Ilr committee VIII
psoislt Ak the II0u.c io vote hrcinnci s'.,oo a,
comp srsaflnf.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
nvr rnnrxaxn pLrMRrRS on STRIKE

Chicago, April / (spcciaD.-Over 1000 PLUMBERS
went on strike in this city this morning There are
about forty plumbing establishments idc III ooh'c
aiicncc The largest houses affected are T.. Baggo't
and W. J. Carbcrry. who employ ouo men. L'o
nInmLers demand the uniform rate Of - 10 day.
Tho season Is a busy one.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
LABOR TKOr,BLEs IN EUROPE.

Vienna April 1.-rcn thousand builders employees
and 200 bakers apprentices now Oh strike III th'
oily. . - ..,a,. ,,.,,,,
ihc Dorimnnd strikers today made an attack win
stone, upon "A number Of workmcn leaving thc Kcocii.
nit TIE disorder was suppressed by gchdarnlcs ana
many Of the strikers arrested.
Berlin April 1.-The miners employed In TWO coal
u,,s at Dormund Joined the strike. Work Is pro
cccding quietly in the mine, in the Essen dl7'''t.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
AGAlN.r 1NrnnrArIoN or ANrEIcAN cATrLE

AGAINST INPONTNIION OI NNI.I.I' ~ ' " III
Iondon Aprl l. 4 meeting ~ the Associated
chambers Of Agriculture VA. held i0dtf. les"in
ION a.. adopted dcoiarln- tat rcin alton d" IRE
regulation. prohibiting TIE importation INTO 'TcA'
Britain of American -'nrr cattle would Dee extremely
ian.clru-. The rpfAArr. at iNf ''''Di- '.' '''''.'
,.ni 70 remove tho prohibitions ana declared mat ICY
49,. f,ue'uc fhr agitation ln order o. obtain h'llei
marLci for thDlg Onu rtN'A.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

ofcehodcrs are all Republicans and the North Town
the same with one exception.
The West Town officials Democratic and that
party continues in control In the annexed towns the
Republicans maintain the lead by narrow margin
Icsdc the fight for township tickets. candidates for
city aldermanc hOnOrs contested at the polls. The
political complexion Of the Council appeared at 10 80
struggle. the Board remaining Republican by about a
q hrep
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
nnrnlo1l cnMMlssIoNErs ELEcrED.

Atlantic Highlands. y. j., April AT the annual
e,oct,n of Eorough Commissioners to-day the regular
ticket Wa, successful. a. follows: Ihoma' H.
,.nord william f. Savidgc, ID. l.. COnovcr, william
r TranLn Jacob r. stout. Percy Fakcnbcrs' somcr'
r. Champion.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
rrr,.rIIc,y NOMINATIONS Is nAGrFoRD.

Hartford Conn. Apiil 1.-The Republican caucus
10 night nominated General Henry Z. Dwight iT
Nngor and renomlnafcd the present city 'iiccr- -
follows: John f.. Higgins Doml Clerk. Charles Z.
strong ncp.i Treasurer Ftcde'ick =. i9"i lp'n.''
C,Ilr,tor: Joseph Dlw-on Rcpl, MARSHAL, Cornelius
! LIONS DEM. Auditor.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
CHAPTER ELECTION IN SCHENECTADY

Schenectady y. V, April tspecial.-Ihe charter
election here to-day resulted in victory for the Dem
,crnts The Republicans elect three OF the ten super
visor, and Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
r,nyrIl,, DENIAL, ~ THE o'sIrEA CASE.

Londou April 1.-Mr. rarncli ha, fled his dcnials
IN tlc O'>hea casc Mr. D~hca ha- 'D-Ecl for -
month. delay in order ~ fi- her answer. Captain
O'-hca j, opposed to further delay. believing mat tine
of,ic,f is III 4 pDlifisll nature. II VIII he inpD-
,lble. however. To hold the ir before next autumn
VERDICT AGAINST THE ~OCIElE DE, METNIN.
Paris Apnl \ verdict for l.ol 400 fraiic, dam
age, and the OF the action Ua- returned to-day m
the suit Of Gibb, n SONS against the Soccic de-
MctauN.
GERMANY'S SUGAR DITN Not rO BE REPEALED.
Ecrlin April The rnmor, II the repeal OF the
sugar duty are without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TIE QUEEN To CONFER WITH EMPEROR
WILLIAM

Paris ApriI 1.-The Figaro says that Queen Vie
tora will visit Darm-tadt where She will meet En-
pcror william and have a conference win MN.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
BISMARCK SEVE'NTY-FIVE.
RECEIVING MANY PRESENTS AND CON
GRATULATORY TELEGRAMS
THE EX.CHANCELLOR SPENDS THE DAY WITH
HIS FAMILY-MANY ADMIRERS VISITING
HIM-A NATIONAL MONUMENT T.
HIM IN BERLIN PLANNED.

Berlin, April This day was the sevcnty-fifth
anniversary of the birthday of Prince Bismarck.
The railway station at FREDERICKSBURG was almost
blocked by the enormous number of presents ar
irving for the Prince. During the day Prince
Bismarck received numberlcss ongratuatory tele-
grams. In al 500 birthday greetings have been
sent to him. Emperor William sent his portrait.
Prince Bismarck spent the day with his family
Five trainloads of admirers visited him. In the
evening he was screnadcd.
After the procession last night the Prince in
vitcd Herr Woermann and other Hamburg visit
ors 10 his home. Herr Wocrmann. IN the course
of a conversation, expressed his hope that the
Prince would not he altogether a stranger 10 poll
tics and that he would still take part in the de-
bates in the Reichstag. To this Bismarck made
an acquiescent reply.
The Hamburger Nachrichtcn' says that Bis
marck. referring to his departure from Berlin said
that at his age people did not make such
journey twice. According to the same
authority the cx-Chanccllor. referring to
the Socialist strikes. said that they
were not the worst danger, for they would pass
over. The saddcst possibility for workers was
the chance that the strikes would so disheartcn
the employers that they would lose all desire 10
continue business
A committee comprising influential members Of
all shades OF political opinion. of which Herr Won
levctzow. president Of the Rcichstag. Is presi
dent, issued an invitation 10 IN" public 10 sub
scribe to a fund for the erection of Il National
monument in Berlin TO Prince Bismarck. The
committee will invite Emperor William 80 be-
come patron Of the undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
.NITNN IL IDME

LORD nhRTiNGroN IN ROME.
Rome. April I.-Lord Harrington conferred with
Premier Crispi uday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
NEW-YORK WEDNESDAY, APRIL PAGES.

sccptics: it will be the signal for new departure.
Prince bismarck introduced himself thus: am BIS
mdrck.' "
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
NEnnIcr AGAINsT rME .OcIEIE DE,
GERMANY's SUGAR Duty Nor ro BE HErEAI
Stanley TD VISIT NICE.

London. April 1.-llcnry VI. stanley has accepted
an invitation from the spanish Consul at Nlcc t" spend
a week in That city.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

Prince BismarCks biIr hday Loyalty celebrated
by the German Club al their home No. 10 West
Twenty -fourth-st. last evening The great Chancc
lor lad few ardent admirers or well wiSher- In
any part Of the world than the $50 member, who
gathered there. Hoch toll er cbcn1 the
lips Of every man. The house va, appropriately
decorated the dinner excellent and the wines were
Of the best There were only two official specchc,-
the the Prince 10y the president +. Motl. ard
the reply by Consul General Fcscl. Both specc'c~
were masterpieces Of their kind. Toward the close
Of the celebration dispatch 81 cOnCralulafon was
sent Bismarck in Frirderch~ruhe. Among oiher-
present were Consul Marcni,kc Carl Nei>>ner. >iec
fried Grunner Barn Thomson Count Kcs,cr,
William sienway and c. .. Koch
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Londou April I.-Thc stock Exchange VIII be closed
next Friday, saturday and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ro,.r STATE TICKET, N THE FIELD.

The clccfor, Of Rhode Island viii vote T." di' for
Stai. of,cr- mrnAcr- II the LEGISLATURE and some
local officers. Tie voting VIII hc done nh''f uf
Australian system. There are four Iair'. ir tln
field the fourth one nionl being constructed or the
ruins II the Law Enforcement party oi l--' Iho
..,cr,I state ticket, are given below
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A SHAMELESS RECORD.
ORESTES CLEVELAND'S ACTS.
BANKRUPTING A RICH AND PROSPEROUS
CORPORATION.

DESPERATE EFFORTS TO CARRY OUT BIG HUD:
son COUNTY JoB"-PAPER OF THE DIXON
CRUCIBLE COMPANY TO THE AMOUNT OF
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
FRAUDULENTLY ISSUED THE
MONEY USED TO BUY PROPERTY
TO SELL AT AN EXORBITANT
PRICE TO JERSEY CITY
THE CRIME TEN
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-08
Grnin. Flour and Feed.

There were no sales on call at the Grain
Exchange to-day. Receipts as bulletined IS
cars, of which % cars were received by Pitts
burg. Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway as fol-
lows: car of wheat, of hay. of oats, 4 of
barley, 6 of -four, of wheat, of rye. By Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and St. Louis, 2 cars of bran, 7
of corn, 3 Of oats. By Baltimore and Ohio, 2
cars of corn, l of wheat. By Pittsburg and
Lake Erie, 2 cars of wheat, / of barley. By
Pittsburg and w estern, cars of hay, of flour.
The general drift of cereals is toward lower
level. While there is change in prices
markets are weak and holders will concede a
little to place goods. The lay-down price of
-four is l0@20c lower than it was week ago.
Late rains have helped the grass crop and
weakened prices of hay.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No. red, 81 02@1 03; No. 8. 81 00@
OIL.
CoRN-No. yellow ear, 62@63c; high mixed
ear, 60Q6lc; No. 2 yellow, shelled, 53@5311c;
high mixed shell corn. 6218@53c.
OATs-No. 2 white, 4l@41Lc; extra, No. 8, 40
@4lc
RYE-No. PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio, 71@72c;
No. Western, 70@71c.
FLoUR-Jobbing prIces-Fancy spring and
winter patent flour, s6 2506 so; fancy straight
winter S. SOFAS rs; fancy straight spring, S. 5D@
75; clear winter. IS 25@5 so; straight xxx
bakers S5 0005 25 Rye -four, "a 25@4 80.
MILLFEEp-Middlings, fancy hne white.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-08
NEW YORK STOCKS,
Intensely Dull in Wall street-Tnme and
Heavy Opening-Trusts Sfagnant-
disappointment in the Bond aud
Silver Purchoses.

Intensely Dull in Wall Street-Tnme and
Heavy Opening-Trusfs Stagnant-
DISAPPOINTMENT in the Bond aud
Silver Purchases.
NEW YORK, September 6.-The stock mar.
ket to-day was still intensely dull, and the max
ing of quotations were again given up to the
bearish traders, who were inclined to 60 slow,
however. The expectation was that the bank
statement would show a further reduction in
the surplus reserve, and the hope was not dis
appointed, the deficit being now over s.. .0OO :
O0O
The opening was dull. tame and heavy, and
first prices were generally from a to a per
cent lower than last nights figures, but the
changes in the first hour were very slight and
even the weak stocks showed no marked weak
ness.
Later, however, the pressure became stronger
and in Illinois Central. Milwaukee, Lake Shore
and Western, and Burlington and Quincy
material losses were sustained. Illinois Central
became active and declined from 1071% to 1867;
Burlington from 99L to 9SH. and Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western preferred from 10715
to LOG. The rest of the list followed, but the
other changes still remained slight, and gener-
ally without significance. Even the Trusts were
stagnant and showed no feature whatever. The
market finally closed dull and heavy to weak
at the lowest prices, which, in most cases. were
only slight fractions under last nights figures.
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western pre-
ferred, however, is down per cent. and Illinois
Central and Burlington, after slight rallies, II
per cent each.
The Post says: There has also been dIsap-
pointmenr in regard to the effects of the bond
and silver purchases of the Treasury in releas-
ing money, Those who have made elaborate
calculations upon the figures of the monthly
statement of the Treasury claim that all the
silver purchases so far have ouly put 81, 300, 900
of the new Treasury notes into circulation,
partly because the new notes are issued in de-
hp
bond purchases in August to the amount of
over $50 900 600 only resulted in the actual dis
bursement of about S2l, ,000.0 900 up to August 81,
and finally that the net addition to the circu-
lating capital of the country from these dis
bursements in August was only little over
IS. .000 900. The imports at the port of New
York have fallen off very greatly in Auguss,
but the Treasury is still an absorber Of money
The following table shows the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY i STEPHENSON. old Pittsburg MEM
bers of New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenue: