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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-22

The facts presented in this part of his
address have already been related by
the author in previous issue of the
WoRKMEN's ADVOCATE, and are, there
fore, omitted here. They constitute, in
substance, the history Of the Working
mems International Association, show
ing its development and the constant
progress of ideas at each successive Con-
gress, until "fnally in 1869, it claimed
as collective property all the instruments
of labor, natural or artificial, and dis
cussed only the means through which
this end could best be attained"l.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-22

countries and that chain of love must
unite them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
s7as7 25; Plate 81 75ass rs: Family soas1o; Packet

s7ss7 as Plate g 7ssss 2S Family, s9ssio; Packet
sssi efS se tP% .aS ssf sss
f pya si: 1000 Picked shOuaer &c $1,000
.sS ess and Fss s or D q ' Fe3 # ns s f3 Il
81 Smoked DO M9SSS Picked shoulder tS; s%o.d
SSy fsOIDss ilYeq 81 s1 S Sa. sea s
dARb-Te3ded lower to-day on freer selling At West.
s c ac1 d was o"S 1S s
CITY steam ye points lcwer sales 20 s at oe ae96s
March closed at csc sales. oSo tcs $500 gc. Msy
sS.sG a. e ESQ Rsed co
si as.cf less o Ssy ana 4 se tone sas
O. 4Sr sn fh Ss iGa fancy Se
arEias i4al7c Egin Srea@ery, fancy zsa2sise @ess
sn 5 s 10 fa SSS W 40 prime TO- SsSe zoe
fancy i5a6c dc choice Bale do fair 70 good sd2c
s sSsss pt 6. and pals choice sa5c DO GOOD
DO fair 10c STAT DnTy Wssh b TUB fancy i'see
d5S5So a Ssf STATE entire d na and f sSy
iec choice BALI good s0d iiSi2e fair io5s
e9%ee s@IG% do God g. te
loGc fair TO choice FactCry sec9nd s@gc Dairy and
rHEFsFIias not varied the day ruling steady TX
porters moderate buyers OF other Than fancy stock state
io4s; Fsstory me l0e; choice 92a9,.e common .
Ohio nat 1905 70 ana o@es skins S
T5aaIbitce western fresh I4s.aI5c: Maryland iresh
i4Hd1is.c southern. fresh, 14e; Southwestern. fsesh
sUGXR-RAw-In light demand, but steady as .
5Sse....... REIN ED-Quet and unchanged. Crushed,
7i4c Cut Loaf 7isc Cubes 6asc; Powdered. SIC Gran
Mated 6ssc Mould "a 6Lc ConfectOners' "a" Size :
standard "a" 6sc; on "a y" 57sd6c white Extra &c"
55.a55sc; Extra &c" 5'od5'sc; &C." 4sa5c; Yellow
43s643tc.
'STEARINE-Steady but quiet City lard quoted st
7c Western. 0sc OcomaI gaFine City, , 5-l6d5ac.
TALLOw-Has moderate demand. Prime City quoted
at 7-82diisc. Sales. late yesterday 100000 n. At
4 7-32dfa Ne for export.
WHALEBONE-Sales 5000 n Arctic at ~ so.
WOOT-Fine woods held very steady and carefully
offered the small ansactionS far this week Indicating
former where the details dlyulgcd Foreign
grades quiet but pressed though The
London auction did not open proDitiously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
4 CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF AN ASSOCIATION
FOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF AN ASSOCIATION
FOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR.
The sixth annual conference of the Local Union
NJ the Young Peoples Society Of Christian EndeaVor
Of New.York and its Vicinity held yesterday az
ternoon and evening at the Pilgrim Congregauohal
Church. Madisonave. and One hundred -and-twenV-
frstst AT the afternoon session addresses were aue
bv the Rev. Alexander Lewis. of Pilgrim Congresa-
tional Church. on our Fellowship; by Miss NJ DE
Gruohy of the sixteenth street Baptist church. on
The Prayer Meeting in $780, and by W. F. stevens
of the First Disciples Church. The Prayer Meet
ing of 1860" The reports of standing committees
showed a gratifying growth and progress OF the
union during the past year. \ discussion OF tle
question, d" How Can We Help Our COmmlllces l9i
lowed after which the conference was adJOuTIeu uhOi
AS O'Clock. Addresses were then dellNeIea ds
follows: In His Name by the Rev. ;. H. virgin
of the Pilgrim Congregational ChurCh HclNe i' y.
bershpD by the Rev George II. McGrew OF ~.
PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church; Why Dung men
stand Aloof from the Church, by the hGN; , Niai-
son c. Peters of the BloOmingdale Reformed OhuIch'
About 300 delegates from Christian EndeaV0r 80
rieties were present, representing inc ICIy sure,
Methodist Fpiscopal sixteenth street BAPTIST second
Reformed PRESBYTERIAN. st. Paurs Methodist Eplsco-
,si First Disciples. Central Presbyterian. Epiphany
baptist Bloomingdale Reformed. East Harlem PresUy-
terian Mt Morris Baptist Pilgrim Congregatlonal
st. James Methodist EPISCOPAL Thirteenth Street
PRESBYTERIAN, Grace Baptist, Methodist Episcopal
Church Of the saviour. NOnkers ke10rmcu New
Rochelle First Presbyterian Church, Mott Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Mount Vernon Baptst, iami
ION Grange Reformed. fremont Methodist Episcopal
Baptist Church of Tie Rcdeemer, FOrdham Reformed
and Knox PRESBYTERIAN Churches. Nearly all the dele
gates were under twenty years Of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEAr1,REs oF NEW. YORK DEALINGS.


The bearish tendency of the option wheat market ap
pears to be uncOntrOllabe The bulls have been III
undated TO an extent that seems TO render them IN
capable of resistance to the efforts to depress values
Yet the liquidation yesterday probably relieved the
speculative situation of not little strain, and con-
sdering the extent Of the dealings the fall III Dgules
was moderate. The transactions i'll options aIouhted
TO 6 400 900 bushels. a selling movement was III
duoed by weaker cable adviceS, continued dnIness III
the way of export clearances and denlas OF lle S-
ported damage TO the California crops May sofa rom
81 l-4dS7 516 to S6 GIG cents, ana ON the curD
sales were made at So IL cents. The net losses were
cent for January and February at 81 rs ana Marcn
at IS rs rs for May at o6 5-8 and 34 for June at
So 5-S cents Cash wheat was L cent lower, but tho
market entirely neglected -. ,- LII,
Corn simply showed sympathetic weakness with
fhe leading cereal. Spot lots off 1904 cent,
with export sales of 1876 900 bushels. There was less
activity in the options, but prices closed down o@
cent at SO IS for January and February, 81 "a tor
March and 80 Is cents for May.
oats were heavy and the options closed Is cent
lower at 2s "a for January, % 5S for February 70 L.
for March and Is cents for May.
Lard was excessively dull but weak in sympathy
with the West. The options ended down one point Ior
February al So 1S points for March at DO "a lor
Nav al SO 50 and 3 for July at $6 so.
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY at
New York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston were as
follows Wheat 80 400 bushels corn, 1loo29 busneis
oats 1929 bushels total grain, '2329o DushelS
Nour 30 691 packages. At Chicago, milwaukee, anu
ST Iouis tho arrivals We're Wheat. 59,o11 busheis
corn $50 022 bushels oats, 1903 bushels totaI
grain, 9sO6 bushels flour, 81 ,344 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeyYork Thursday Jan. 3o.-BEEvE S-Receipts all
late o. 42o head all at HoboEen and all FOR
Slaughterers No trading at the yards to-day. Feeling
ou Dressed 5a7e for native sides. choice and
eA Pryate cable advices received yesterday quote
fig cat s se Cd At etmstd
Shipments $50 cattle and quarters Of dressed beef
in tho Egyptian Monarch, and ESQ quarters Of beef in
the City OF chicago Inc Ofoco lor bcfhuuA carries
81 M sa[e anc c6wsSo fresh arrivals worth noting About
met with FSsy S Se g M p S h sSt T
200 head Of which ts at t SGh c
Of Western reached s but this Is an extreme Quotation
s Dressed calves are dull and prices dropping Country
e eG@s Very good lots were bought at o city sell
S Sg5eT ql fGes ana Dressed barnyard calves dull
saiesIJudd buckingham veals' 1875 average,
maenSeck we, e &c, c.lye' $50 a g. s3 PSI
H. q re DO 40 a. se DO "a r. "a at s Ss >,
7 gG DC ia Hgea a. yea Do Do iS5 = i'i "
&n Rs S ea aS S' Of $40
hsadA S6 md 10 carloads at D sSIssS
little ac but At a. So e1v cE SoG hS sd was va
private terms or mot be opened until 70 morrew1
# nrs ss S Sose "e Mcd%% To choice sheep
g 80 per Tt l Gsny y at "a 5oas7 IS for 70 Prime
Dressed Mutton slow at 9Pdloi2c and Dressed Lambs
" SalesGjudd & Buckingham: ia State Sheep. 92', n
average at SO 10 per 100 N 07 State Lambs, 65 D. a
81 81 Do Common. So n, at % co. 40 cuu Sheep anN
j. +. Sadier Co 81 Ohio Sheep, sSa n, at - SO,
lo@ ONO d ac q on az Jersey City: 159 Ohio sheep
and Lambs Il n, at IS s72; at 6oth'st': ia s'atd
J. J. Taeabeck: 100 state Sheep, 90 n, at Sc - 81
Western do 90 n. So 10 State sheep and lambs az
N at s6: 33 PENNSYLVANIA do, 20 n, at % 90 100
Indiana Lambs 81 n, at 81 DOB western 90 o9S n a,
s6 SILL State 79 n, at 81 30 % co. ~ ~ az
81 Is io7 do 79J. b. az 81 l2l2 % do, 20 n, ats7
Hume & Mullen: l12 state sheep. 80 N, az 20; ITO
State Lambs 60 n at So So 200 do 4a n, at 81 TO- 1873
TO- ao TaTnston IL STATE Lambs sla n 81 So 24O
Michigan do, OH n, at 81 -,
Dilenl ack Dewey 81 State Sheep, 80 ~ at - 512
100 state Lambs 20 n, at 81 122.
EOGS-Recepts, % carloads Of 40ll head14 carloads
az A0th and carloads Jersey City. None for sale
alive Nominaliy weak and quotations are s4as4 g fos
Fair to Good Hogs. Late yesterday Newton Glett
sold 1877 Ohio Hogs 1873 average, at 81 20 per 100 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The price of National Transit certificates yesterday
was depressed below 81 o. In making this statement
1t is assumed that the options dealt in the Con-
soldated Exchange represent transactions that must
at some date be quidsted by the transfer Of actual
goods. At the Stock Exchange the regular market
did not go below 81 "a, and 1t closed at rally Of "a
cent. The Western bears were the aggFessOrs, and
their selling seemed to be based upon announce
be enhanced II cents by the raising of the pipcags
changes Of the Buckeye Pipe Line. The first impulse
Of operators hearing this news was TO sell, the
theory that IL meant improvement in the position 81
Ohio crude article capable Of being renned. As
matter OF fact the advance III plpeagc charges may
indicate increased demand for Lima crude
for fuel. But challenge any assertion that
the Standard Oil interests have made any progress
in the secrets Of refining to extent that would
make Pennsylvania crude petroleum dear at
advance from present figures of % cents. The position
OF the Pennsylvania supply is fast drifting 10 pOint
where Ohio oil will be welcomed a. means OF pre-
serving the life Of important industry. The bears
laid stress upon the report from the seven Con-
tnental ports Of Europe showing the stocks Of refined
oil January 10 to be 900 barrels, an increase
OF 80 900 barrels the period OF 1889, while
the amount taken for consumption from the ports
from July !. 1889, to January 10, 1890, reached
3136000 barrels an increase over the corresponding
period OF the previous year Of $4,000 barrels. The
market at the stock Exchange is for certificates Of
particular character and these certificates gradually
disappearing. The result must ultimately mean high
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
fo1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
LAVE srock MARKETs-pY TELrGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-"The Drovers' Journal reports !:
market steady and loo higher choice TO extra beeycs
5OQs5: so stockefs and feeders, - 900
IS 81 Texas cattle u 75as3 So HogsReceip.s, 2ooO
head shipments, 5000 head market steady and shade
higher: mixed, 80 7oa*s s7H heavy. 8 75as4; light
SO G5aS3 50 skps $3a$3 30. Sheep-Receipts, IL coo
head shipments 600 head market weak l0al5e lower
50 50dS4 so; Western, corn-fed 81 o0dS0 20
Texans 80 501S5 so; lambs, $5dS6 35
Buffalo, Jan. 30-Catue-Receips last "A hours, 24l0
head total for week thus far $50 head for tma
isst week head consigned through 400 head so
head sale dull aud dropping Sheep and lambs
Receipts last "a hours $500 head total for week thus
far, 25S00 head for time last week %. 800 head
consigned through 400 head 5000 head on sale trade
dull prices unsettled sheep choice 10 extra s. 60dSS IS
medium to good. 3 1895 80 common to good, s. 100
lambs good TO choice as Goa 20 as fair good
SIS 35ds6 so medium 10 fair 81 l0dS6 % Hogs-n,e-
ceips last "A hours 5000 head total for far
As roo head for time last week 33 $40 head
signed through l,400 head 900 head New-York ;
1900 head sale fair demand but at lower
dipm ard heavy Workers and pigs :! rogghs s3dsS 30.
mens, 800 head market strong good TO fancy Native
steers ~ 30d5 To- fair 70 good do 80 Boast 40 stock
and feeders, S2ds3 % steers S2d&3 so.
Receipts 1920 head; shipments 200 head market a
shade higher fair TO choice heavy, SO S0ds3 90 packing
grades 50 70as3 s.; light fair to best SO 65ds3 so.
Sheep-Recepts 800 bead market strong fair choice
~ 30dso 40 lambs $3.50 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
LONDON wOoL. SALES.

London jan 30.-At the wool sales today IL ecs
bales OF better class were offered There good at
tendance and the competition brisk with good de-
nand for snowwhtc Cape OF Good Hope and Natal woods
az fun rates. Poorer greasy was largely withdrawn.
Following details OF the offerings the day with he
prices obtained: Victoria, $500 bales; secured is6
Is II Id do locks and pieces Is addls I'd greasy sls
Is 3ad DO lecks aud pieces; eddls I'd; New south
Wales goo bales seouied Is 9dels I'D; do Jocks and
fAddl1d. Queensland. 2oo bales secured fs5Sd6
Is I'd do locks and pieces. Is idd1s aid South Ans
tals l2oo bales secured Is sEd9ls sid do locks and
AFda6s,d; New-Zeaand, % bales secured locks and
pieces. Cd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 100 halls
secured dGs HID do locks and pieces 9hiid; greasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

In State issues Georgia gold rs sold at OF Ia,
North Carolina consol As at 9S, and Tennessee
settlement IS at l02 l-2 OF city bank stocks
Fourth National sold tl2J) at 165. and Western
National tl0 at 90.
The general bond market was active and strong
Erie second 6s sold up TO l02 IA. New-York,
Chicago and st. Louis is were firm at o.. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas rs were steady at 10 3.s
and the Us at about 73. The Wabashes were
active and firm. Reference is made TO our full
report Of bond sales.
Money was easy at . l-2a3 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, $l26,O60,330; balances,
$7,071,10s.
The Sub-Treasury debtor 10 the Clearing
House S546,4s4. It's net gain on balance was
1927, 1873, made up by $144,63e currency and
Sl53.2l4 coin. The days operations covered :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFgEho On t6e PG: waf TedIs.d tf aotd az
1850 and no. at 17a17lsc. sales, 900 bag NO
70 arrive at 17e Mid grades steady Sales 900 Pc1 nd
on he downward turn keeping with further decline
Receipts Rio and Santos we're Liberal thus adding
5a1O points attended with freer selling, partly BY for
egners Subsequently there was further decline o.
3 nolnts and the close was barely steady. RIO csoie
quotes Regular First 500; Coed second q 10
ances fo United States 1000 bags Rio clesranees Tor
Europe 1000 bags total stock 600 bags santos
90 1880 900 bags 90 sane Hco sa %s ls Re-
ceipts Santos, July l. 1888 to January ~ io9 gs
453 900 bags same time 1889 1,4o2,OoO bags same
' Total sae here oday 60 500 bags as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31


ffS SsiIj creamery '0"-O'' u''' 0"-0'' 'SS' wear"
s :s cS %ass Ss
Norihern, Sic Corn arm; NO on track 2si2e; 0at;
in store 4i.e BARLEY easy No in store 42c Pro-
visions steady. Pork 50 IS. Lard. IS s2's Butter
9ias, Eggs easy; fresh gI4c ReeeP; so Jour
shipments Flour, is 900 bSs barley 900 bush.
Philadelphia, Jan So-Flour- Demand very slow and
L :eli. W6estogt!oa market weak declined e
o@ the h sAR2Ti n grade and r
with fair demand Rejected, a6Sc fair to good milling
January soGsoc February sOSsle MofS6 s1as2c
& I to H. 3 %es TOR s AG and
ruled steady though quiet Demand export account
quiet o.pl iOGGeEs Pr's:y wen stocked up Prices
mixed in grain depot 3sc No. high mixed on track SOC
steamer no. hsh yAfe S On track 6 Sc no nike So fo
missed January S5G3se Febrgary $4,000; March ,s,
ruled Stady bat obbcrs are generally we'll supplied and
demand only moderate. No 3 white. 2S2c No white
29c do , DO gs@s 2o So Fn'Er quiet bur
MSfsG T Isl cne SsS G%S' sa
skins, 0aqsc full skins, 2dSc. Other articles un
conan 100 400 oats 300 bus ats HS
$3.50 Ioa Jan soFour qsct and Easy but IN.
changed Wheat lower again trading was active ssil
May Nc for June ga, &c for July and 'e for august
si , Go%GssGf Th Se Closed i'S at e red Ja
skd august 5s sk1 Fc,ST NaS It. aspss sS
a ar% NO. S cash held at 2osa52c asked Eye-Yo
lower 4ld4l2 &c. Barley quiet and easy Wisconsin
4S654c. IIay-Demand entirely local prairie sGdsS
Timothy s9asl So Bran 70 better request and hrm at
erv, 23s25e dairy, 2oa21c. Cornmeal, ~ 50Gsl So
WhIskey, ~ OF Provisions dull, weak ana genefa,,y
lower. Pork slodsl0 20. La,dTpTme steam Bominaliy
Flour 1000 bbs wheat, $4,000 bush; corn 109oo
bush oats 81 900 bush rye 1000 bush bailey 600
corn $4,000 bush oats. 10000 bush rye. 5000 bush
barley . 900 bush. -
Toledo Jan 3O.-whsat active. lower; cash and Jan.
nary 7OLe May STAG; August 7Sisc Corn dull steady
casb aOc Oats quiet cash 22iec nominal. CoveTseed
dull frmcr cash and January sS - FeeTuSry 81 ~
March AZ 47ia Recepts-Wheat, 10 100 bush corn
I09 277 hush rye sol bush cloyerse,d Sal bags Shi
rcnts-Wheat 200 bush corn ~ 500 bush oats 3oOo
hush: rye 600 bush cloyerseed. S07 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. 80 (Special.-The liquidation In wheat
which for several weeks been dragging slowly carry
ing the prices down. to-day with more OF rush
When May got TO 50 cents that was considered slghm
cant figure and many in the trade decided that aside from
anything statistical position the market was due 70
react simply the strength Of Speculative tradition
MAY wheat to-day under 10 cents easier than went
under so and Of those who thought early IN Tn.
week IL the right time TO play for reaction pre-
cpitaeiy view. Although the sidIlness
OF the export clearances odays aggreg1tng only ntl
over Of wheat and 1000 packages oil nour
continue the influential bear influence, there were
number Of others The NewYoIk bank failures I'M
doubtedly instgated some selling The weather every
where over the West mild and favorable; This de-
lrlyd the aarmsts Of their chief reliance. Gables were
any important export business done. The biggest
selling probably OF the by Hutchinson VINO. ever
since the price in the neiRhboho0d OF 80 cents Is
supposed been urging his customers 10 take ss
leng side. New-York selling through D N WhlJe :;
St Louis through it, line Of commission houses IN.
largest Of the buying was unquestlona ~ 10 c1es
shorts. There message nom CalioIhs Whlc'
declared reports from there OF damage had been e-
sggerated Corn suffered some N sympathy with the
weakness wheat, but very little. The opening Vas
al 3D.. close 3is Oats, IN spite OF the surrounding
closed at 22A d22la, little advance over WEDNESDAY
nhe exceedingly small stock Of contract grade continued
10 be the chief bull motive Provisions suffered qut a
decline May pork the close showing drop OF 70 cent?
MAY lard and ribs Of III cents The Cincnnat ffcs
CURRENT made increase in the weeks packing OF
40 hogs the curb May wheat was 7s2' puts 'e'
calls 77d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. 80 AS D. m.-Beef In poor demand
Pork In fair demand. Hams IN fair demand short cut
about TO 10 NJ steady at t5s Cd Baeon-rhe demand
has fallen on long and short clear middles ahout Il M
steady az Dos Cheese in poor demand Taow In poor d.
mand prime city easy at 2fs Sd. Spirits turnentine-
The demand is mproying steady at S3s. Cottonseed Oh
Liverpool refined duh at 2ls cd Rosn in good demand
common. ttm at Is Aid. Lard-Spot futures an ,oos
demand prime Western spot aud January easy at S.
February and March easy at SIS. Sd Wheat IN moor d.
mand Flour In fair demand. Corn-spot and futures in
IS. Hid Hops at London-Paciao Coast In mir asmsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
CHARGED WITH STEALING VALUABLE PAPERS

George Lord, of the firm Ct Morgan & Company the
steamship owners No. 20 south-st,. charged John w.
shean theft valuable papers at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday. sheans father is the anor OF
the firms orfce building. Mr.. Lord believed that The
man obtained keys to the Office and took box which
contained papers. The papers Walt ed at $1,000
When Shean found that they were not negotiable 1t Is
alleged he left them express Office and ordered that
they be returned Justice German held the young man
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Net cash bal 1898 O7G 54S $3.50 056774 1ncsl 5sO220
Although the money market in London is easier
than il has BEEN the rates are sui hlgner IMAM
i'm New-York So the foreign exchanges continue
firm, and to-day's transactions were at advanced
figures We revise quotations for actual business
as follows Bankers bills at 81 SO 5-S and
81 81 5-s for long and short sterling respectively
French francs at $50 and 5.17 IL; relchmarks
at "a 3-S and 05 3-S, and guilders at 40 and
40 IA.
The governors Of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In It's
minimum rate for discount, and 1t remains at
per cent. During the week the bank gained
81 ASS, $50 bullion, and the proportion of its re-
serve to its liabilities was raised from 1891 to
4312 per cent against an increase from 45.S3 TO
1928 per cent in the same week of last year,
when its rate for discount was per cent The
bank to-day gained 500, 900 bullion on balance.
The weekly statement of the Bank Of France
shows a loss Of 3.050,000 francs gold and
gain of 2125.OO0 francs silver. At the
London Stock Exchange British cOnsols were
steady at 81 3-8 and o. 3-l6 respectively for
money and account In the open market the rate
for discount was down 10 IA per cent, but for
balances ruled at Sac l-2 per cent. At Paris
French 3 per cents declined to S797 1-2, and
sight exchange on London ruled at 25.25 IL
francs to the {.
IIallgarten * Co. offer for sale the per cent
trust gold bonds due in 1881 of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company, or will exchange
on favorable terms for the trust 6s called in
for May l, 1900.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
NORFOLK AND YVES

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Jan. 80 4 D. m.-Consols, 07as for money and
OF 76 Tor the account; Canadian Pacing 7so4 Mexican
ordinary, 377s Pennsyyanis 56a. Reading 20.
Bar silver is quoted at 44dd per ounce.
Money, 6d62 per cent.
The of discount the open market for both short
and three months bills Is a. per cent.
Paris adyces quote FER cent rentes at 81 francs 972
centmes for the account and exchange London at 26
francs 25L2 confines for checks.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of England
balance to-day is 600 600.
The bullion in the bank of England increased a1 4ss $50
during the past week.
The proportion OF Engand's reserve liz.
by, which last week 991 per cent, is 40 II