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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06


Tho 6A,. Ali-WOol Heurieu8s ior tOc.
T2-. for tho 81 quality:
Soc. fer The 46-iach Si2S quality;
striped Ladies Cloths, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

80 Handsome steel
fDCrsyinga up
warts OF 100 sub
jects 10 relect from.
richly framed, as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Fine French suran Serge, all the new shades
jgc.:
NeT shades Of 35-inch All-wool Dress Cloths

Ail-Wool Striped Novelty snitngs, 30c. yard.
All the Lew French Noveity Suits and suiung'.
Designs Of PARIS 0ress conceptions are Iehuy
for April. ihoy can be seon al the Dress-Ooous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

A big purchase In SIX
Umbrellas enables Ms 70
sci! you a good 26-inch
Gloria silk Umbrella,
rustic stick, for 13c.
( I'm brella, gj-inch, with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

and ell ihiDCa
belonging to good
,iuck IA fishing.
III nu know our
IwHy Of ceiling
". or a q liar. All
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

We have about o dozen oil
.ferent kinds 81 lsemusni3
,;hat We arc going 70 otter you
l,cry cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

The 4c-inch Wool Beige Suiting go
yard We told you about iasE week
caused unusual ami agreeable surprise
an unusual Bargain, that's why. Some
moro hero for this week, aud when you
look beyond 25c. yonll md some notable
values sty7Ac. Ia Ai-Wool Plain Hem
riettas and Fancy striped serges tha. We
think are confined ~ our house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was fair degree OF activity in the wheat
markets Saturday, about 100000 bushels chang
ing hands. better tone was developed in re-
spouse TO more favorable news. The Liverpool
stocks have been largely reduced, cearances at the
seaboard increased and the cable advices were
irmer. The deliveries contract were heavy (37
loads and this had tendency to check the rise.
May sold at SO 916aS6 35 cents to SO 11-l6 cents,
and the curb price firm at SO IL cents. The
Official quotations unchanged for the nearby
months, but Is cent higher for May and June.
spot lots were quiet but firm, and 1000 bushels
we're taken late for export.
The deliveries of corn were remarkably heavy, but
they were well taken, with the result Of impartng
more confident tone to the market. Cash corn
ruled frm and 104 900 bushels were bought by ship
pers. The options closed a shade higher.
Oats 1-4aiS cent better in both spot lots
and futures. The deliveries contract were light.
Lard options rallied about points for the nearby
spot and to arrive, but whether for export could
not be learned
The official final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-February, 81 7-S; March, SIS rs: April,
August, "a; September, 81 IA; December, So SO
Corn-February 80 10; March. 81 "a: April,
80 5-8 May 80 1-S: June, 30 Is; July 30 "a cents
Oats-February, % "a; March, rs L.; May, %
Lard-February, s6.1s; March. 1925; May. $685.;
July, s645. -.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported saturday
at New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
as follows Wheat 50 1916 bushels corn 4S4O OBS bush
els oats, 81 400 bushels total grain, 6O4 bushels
-four AS 265 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and
St. Loais the arrivals Wheat. 81 $50 bushels;
corn 373,726 bushels: oats, 1ST,SO6 bushels, totA
grain, 620,128 bushels; Hour, 1859 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
COTTON MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Feb. !; p. m.-Cotton-The sales, Of to.
include IA 800 bales American Futures closed barely
steady. American Middlng, low middling clause, Feb
ruary delivery 59-64d sellers; February and March
delivery, 59-64d sellers March and April delivery,
5eoeld sellers April and Nay delivery, S2o4d sellers
deliveries, Cd buyers July and August delivery. 1O4d
buyers; August delivery 6 i.64d buyers; August and
Galveston, Feb Lotion steady middling, 10 9-16c
gross receipts 239 bales exports to Great Britain 1908
bales sales, $50 bales stock, 1921 bales.
Norfolk, Fed. LECTION quiet middng, 10asc; net
and gross receipts 1908 bales exports cOastwlse 500
bales sales 255 bales stock, 50,SS6 ales
Savannah, Feb. Lotion dull mddng 10asc low
mddng l0is good ordinary 81 net and gross receipts
S43 exports the Continent, $50 bales
wise $50 bales sales, 675 bales stock, 6o920 bales.
New orleans, Feb. 1.-Cotton dull and little doing ;
mdding lose low middling. 10 Lice good ordinary,
1316c and gross receipts s. lG5 bales exports 70
the Continent 0SZ bales co3stwise 275 bales sales
e600 bales; stock (corrected), 2s4 ,296 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
PLANNING To IMPROVE BALTIMORE.
PROPOSING TO SPEND s2o,ooo.ooo IN RAILWAY
BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENT.

PROPOSING TO SPEND $50. 100000 IN RAILWAY
BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENT.
Baltimore, Feb. 2.-Thcre pending before 'ho
City Council and Legislature propositions to spend III
Improving and developing this city about s2ooooooo'
The sum Of S3,000000 brought here from Phiia-
tephia was paid for the Citizens' and Peopies ios
OF street railways; and nearly $3,OOOooo more wiz
be spent in renewing entirely the roadbed WIN Sci
gian blocks, laying steel rails and buying me cars
Every part Of the equipment that could oe pro'uiou
in this state was built or bought mere -uoVernor
Bowie saws ii will cost his company S1Oooo'ooo 10
renew the city passenger railways with modern app'
ances for faster travel 1.-THE construction OIL al
elevated road down the Falls TO tdewater, for the
western Maryland Railroad with proper terminals
picrs warehouses and elevators, will cost about
IS 900 0OO and II is expected that the CITY OF BAL
timore, which owns large interest In the western
Maryland will contribute this sum to give us iavori'c
road facilities for doing through business.
The Belt Railroad is an entirely new plan Tor
simplifying rapid transit and giving travellers ue
means OF reaching the centre OF the CITY wlthouU
changing cars when coming from any part OF VIC
country Its projectors are men interested III So
MARYLAND Central Railroad, who brought from otner
cities most OF the capital for that enterprise ana us
branches and one of their lines Is now reaching up
"a the Reading Railroads anthracite territory IN te
southeastern part of Pennsylvania Inc ROADS 70 %
benefited by the construction OF the bclt ldlrvsu,
sire the baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad, winch
Is To RIM a ferry across the Bay from the eastern
over the Bay Ridge and Short line the Annapons'
Washington and Baltimore, the Baltimore anu o No.
fhe Western MARYLAND, and all the DranCheS VI ono
pennsylvania Railroad that ertcr tins city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. (SpeclaD.-There was considerable
outside news yesterday favorable TO holders and
there was at the opening considerable influential
buyng, but prices did not hold May Wheat, which
opened at IS "a cents and touched rs 10, closed
at the bottom, 7S IL cents. Outsiders were not
in scalpers and holders had nobody 10 unload on,
and consequently prices yielded on the nrst httie
Monday will decrease about 900 bushels little
larger estimated before days clearances were
known but only little over half the decrease for the
same week last year. Corn dropped IA cent, clos
ing weak at 81 36 cents for May. The trading was
in no way important Oats were almost without
nuctuation opening and closing at DE- BE- cents
for May. Provisions steady, pork at the close
showing 1Oa12 IL cents advance, and lard and rlbs
. IL cents advance over Friday. There were Only
1000 hogs at the yards and prices there were
five cents higher. The packing for the season con-
tnues to show, however, at the end OF eacn week
larger and larger increase over that OF last year.
There was considerable buying OF pork by Fowler
Bros and this the principal cause OF the aa-
vance on the curb May wheat sold at 70 IL Genus
puts al 7s 3-8, calls at 70 5-8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
Y,vr, srocx MARKrTs-1y TELEGRAPH.

Buralo n. v Feb. 1-Csttle-Receipts last - hours.
3IO head total for far, II $50 mead Ior
same time week go head eSnsgned 16 e5oSSg aS
sale; market stronger Sheep and lam "a, 40 oo
head for same time last week 3l,s00 head constance
through 600 head. 900 OF which to YORK; ioOVo
head for sale and sellers apart SheepChoce 70
extra IS 45as5 IS medium good S. 25ds5 40 common
10 good "a 75d$5 90. Lambs-tood 70 choice. 80 4ug
So IS fair good SO 2oas6 80 medium to fair - I5S
S6 IS Hogs-Recepts last "a hours. 100 ne;d toIai
thus 800 head for sane tine ss do ea
OF which 10 200 head for sale market moder'
aoly active and higher mediums and heavy q % '
sass IS; stays. 81 1898; ,-.. ooo had. .,,
ments 500 head market steady good g fancy native
steers "a 30ds5 fair TO good do, 80 fOdr 80 stocArs
and feeders s2ds3 40; range steers s2as3 60 Hogs.
Receipts 200 head shipments: ! 900 head. Market
stronger: fsr choice heavy, 80 SOdSJ W; packing
grades 90 7oass IS light fair to best es eods3 10.
Chicago Feb Hog receipts IL GOO 20 head Malkes
ing 81 7Odss rs heavy packing and shipping 81 soS
CattleRecepts 600 head Market steady 10 ows ~
"a 40; Texans fed steers sSas3 So sheep-Receipts.
600 head steady natives % 50d16 80; Western.
cornfed 81 50ds5 40; Texans, 80 5ods4 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
54e.2so 4si.2ss Dec. os,o5e 1914
Total GO co.'s 50 o93 $50 sos 707 Inc s575147 lib
THE WEEK IN THE STOCK MARKET.

THE WEEK IN THE STOCK MARKET
The DEVELOPMENTS of last week were full OF
encouragement to speculative holders OF securl-
ties while the genuine investors can have no
fault to find with the continued improvements
in general business as reflected by the returns
large portion OF our space given TO valuable
financial statistics forbds any extended comment
upon the weeks market And scarcely any Is
needed The sta tistical situation speaks more EN-
phatically than comment. Locally, the specula-
ton on the short" side of the market received
new incentive from the attempted burglary OF
the Sixth National Bank. PROFESSIONALLY the
acter and was so treated by the press generally.
1t was not reflection of general conditions, Dut
simply bold attempt TO steal the banks securl-
ties III il had been announced that burglars had
forced the safe of the Sixth Natianal BANK ana
that part of the "gang" had succeeded In get
ting away with 100000 of the swag, WINE
the others were caught and forced to make resti,
tuition. there would have been no effect in Wall
Street. and that is exactly what did occur Never
theless, it was burglary of sensa-
tional character: it checked purchases
both for investment and speculative account
and encouraged a large addition TO the
before ponderous short" account. And yet the
week ago While prices were unmerclfuliy
hammered and short" accounts were largely
increased the decline in figures generally at any
time hardly exceeded such reactions as would
have been natural after the advances of the
preceding week Our range of the weeks prices
must do duty for further comment
Following is our usual table. giving the NUMBER
of shares sold of all stocks; the highest, lowest
and final prices of the week, together with the
final prices Of week ago. prefXed by the average
prices Of February q 1889:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Feb. 1.-COtton steady; middling, 10 15'l6c
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat-Sogthern duh ane
Unchanged; Futz, 7idS4c; longberry, 75ds5c; No. =
soc steamer No red, 74l2c Western nrm No winter
MAY. Bs+ssiiac CoIn-soathorn dull but steady white
Ss94Oc; yellow 34d36c Western firm mixed spot ana
february 1884, d36asc March, 3G3d36osc; April, &c
May 3a9Se June sei2aSSs steamer na so
graded No white, 31c. Rye dull and STEADY prne
timothy sl2 5oaslS PrHy'%SGs s sea9s aaa
steady at isaisic Petroleum firm; refined, 7ooc
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, fair, 19Re Sugar 9Hiet
soft 6sc. Copper firm and active rennea Iyerpooi
bush cd Cork TOR orders As sd ReceptsxFou S9S
bbs wheat II 900 bush corn 93O99 Dusn soo his
bush 200 bush P0 ooS bTsS saeswReat
29O 900 bush corn, 81, 900 bush 49,, ,. and weak g.
buffalo Feb Wheat, No: hard quet anu ao, wan ID
sales carloads at 90c round lots olereo ~ %ostbern
carloads No. Northern sGd az SO red s2s.c extra
No red 7od79he; No. white 49, aSS St az no lower
grades offered. Corn in fair demand ouG so AZ So
rates No. yellow, 3Sc No yeow' Sats quiet net
No mixed on track 262c; Barley steady ana Hvh an-
changed other markets unchanged kecelp.s- ,vheat
3 600 bush; corn 49, 900 bush. Shipments-"hea''
/ 1 900 bush corn, II. 900 bush. . $4,000 Wheat nom
ina no red roc receipts bush shDme1 5;
Pork steady $40 25 Lard quiet 81 % sboTt Cesr
~ iSI Whisky Arm sales 0i2 barrels finished goods
S S9 basis 81 o. Butter quiet. Sugar quiet Eggs
hrer Feb the leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

better inquiry Later months showed ouoabe change
2ss129sc May, 29isa29ac. Butter-Fine goods nrm:
pennsyIysns creamery extra 2Sc do prints extra 32i
S5c Eggs dull and weak; PennsyIvanIa frsts I3e
sugar-Kenned quiet; powdered Csc granulated 596
0Hc Feed strong and higher; winter bran sl3dsI1
Other ARTICLES unchanged. Keceipts-Flour, 600 bbs
wheat 600 bush; corn, 10, 200 bush oats 500 busn
shgments-Wheat 400 bush corn, 220 500 bush oats
=, s. Louis; FEB 1.rIour INCIDENTALLY active and IN.
essed Of Later and closed atc below yesterday No (:
5s,asess Jgy 7sSa7ase closed At &c. c S%n
sssc EaS a7 1Sssa f sIossa
Nay sssed 'H barley SS ds snTl' . SSs
sales Of Minnesota At 55c. Hay dull and weak praire
sGasS timothy, *8as13 BraI steady; sacked ots 42Y
43sc. Fsxseed lower at 81 25 Lead quiet; soft Mis-.
souri, 90 go asked ButterOnly local demand Creamery
20d25c dairy. 1920. Eggs firm at 1iic. Cornmeai
higher at 81 So: Whiskey steady ~ OF. Pork sfOa
si6 122 Lard s5 G5. Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders
90 1894 longs ~ $685. ribs a. $685. 10; short clear
e5 I216$5 %. BaconShoudcrs - 37ia longs and ribs
IS 02L short clear - u.s. Hams 90 50GsI2 2s Re-.
septssoF1our, 1000 bbls wheat. % 900 bush corn.
TO- 900 bush shipments-Flour 1000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn, POS 600 bush oats, 1900 bush; rye 1000
Toledo Ohio Feb. Wheat dull steady; cash, 7s2c I;
May sISc. Corn dull, firm cash, 30Ae; May, 32Lc
Oats quiet; cash. 222c. ClOyerseed dull easier; cash.
SO 45 March, 90 40 Receipts-wheat, 1893 bush corn
95 223 bush. shipments-Whcst, 1900 bush corn
i79 200 bush oats, 5000 bush rye GOO bush clover
seed TT bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
LONDON WOOL. SAI.ES

London Feb. lat the wool sales to-day u 341 bales
comprising good selection, were offered There was a
good South Wales and Queensland There
was competition for South Australia and Natal greasy
Following the offerings and prices obtained Victoria
roo bales secured 10ddls SID do locks pieces
cd ais sd greasy 4ddls gid do locks and pieces,
DO locks and pieces I9l3dGls sd greasy 7adaIigd do
secured is ed do locks and pieces 42ddls 4d greasy
slGild; do locks and pieces, I'D South Australia
100 i,ales: secured, Is Sd do pieces ida
IS 80 greasy, oda1s I'D do lOeks and pieces 5asd New
sSeces is4d greasy 10da1s do locks and pieces sa9d
zane Of Good Hope and Natal 1900 bales secured 9da
Is cid greasy, 7de2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Feb 1, p. m.-Consols, 81 Lie for May and
OIL for the account Atlantic and Great Western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates 80 Canadian pacne IIs
St paul common ~; NewYork Central, 1O9l2; Spanish
As 72es. Money, per cent. ,. a., ,.. =. -.
The rate discount In the open Market ior Doeh snor
and three months bills is 4'sd4t2 per cent -. r,,,
Tho bullion into the BANK OF England
paris advces quote per rentes at IS francs 2a
centlmes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY Penn. Feb 1.--National Transit certificates
a. ii O5ss highest 81 O6s lowest 81 03as closed
ePes ~ oS sales 5iSO6O Dbl. charters, 16,5o7 bbs
sshh,n,aents 70 1854 bbls runs, 93,25l bbls.
PIttsburg Penn, Feb 1.-Petrolenm dull but firm
National Transit certificates opened at 81 O5 closed at
II "a highest 81 O6a lowest 81 05e
Bracosd Penn, Feb iNetional Transit certihestcs
,versd at 81 O5ia closed 81 05s; highest OIL Q62
SIswsst I'll o5is. Clearanees. Lib. 900 bblss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing HOUSE
stocks sold the New-York Stock Exchange las
and for the week OF the preceding years compare
follows:
Feb. 4. '9s. Feb ., $50. Feb. /, 80
Exchanges 500 704 929 s651 go 766 S762 925 49,
No. shares sold. go ST. 1,3l0,533 1870, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
apartments 60 Get
Proposals.
FOR DOESKIN AND FLA

PROPOSALS FOR DOESKIS AND FLAGS.
i -Phia. Depot Of the q. NJ. DcHt, No. LAYS Arch
st. delphia, January 30 1S90.~Seaed proposals,
rplicate Will be received here until IL O'Clock Fri
masters Department in this city with 500 yards GA
Sxy D0eskin and 80 Post Flags. Bids delivery
az other points Will be considered. Bidders TIA
dates proposed deliveries
to articles domestic production manufacture cond
lions quality and price Including III the price
the duty thereon being equal
BLANKS proposals and full information regarding the ar
Envelopes containing proposals be endorsed Proposals
Doeskin Flags be- and addressed 10
undersigned. J. q. CHANDLER, Deputy O. NJ Gen.
eral. u ;. A.
CEALkD PROPOSALS will be received ab
~ the ONCE OF the City Clerk, Scranton Pa until
80 o'clock p M, Thursday February 49, iSgO for ths
purchase of Ninety Thousand $50 GOO Dollars OF Coupon
bonds denominsted The Municipal Building Loan .
in OF one Thousand Dollars each and dated
February First Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety
The bonds free OF all taxes the city assuming
four per centum per annum payable semi annually the
City Treasurers office, Scranton, Pa and shall be
deemed follows: Nos. fifteen. inclusive. tha
first day OF February, A. D. 1895 sixteen 10 thirty FIVE
thirty sixty inclusive day OF February
A. D. 1905 siXty-one TO ninety inclusive the hrst
day Of February, a. D. 1910 Proposals TO be considered
must be for the whole amount OF bonds 10 be sold and
February 1, 1890 to the date Of delivery OF bonds 70
purchasers. Proposals shall be marked Proposals for
Municipal Building Loanp Each proposal must be &C.
eompanied by certified check payable TO the order OF the
bid which shall be forfeited to the city In case
said bid is not complied with The right TO reject
all bids is reserved BY order q COUNCILS c,.,. CO.
s.,.n,oo u. ,.,ns "a; % 800 ILAh' vi" 'efA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
dull fEs%ReGs Wis, Feb Fogs duff Wheat easy
NOrt6erR Sic; Corn steady No 8 on on track 2sa2ssc
Co. store 4ic Barley s sosy SG L store s5c
Unchanged dairy lsditc Cheese unchanged cheddars
$500 bbs wheat. Js 200 bush barley l7SoO bush
Philadelphia, Feb. Flour quiet; whole market weak
under liberal supplies Rye -four quiet but steady AZ a. IL
per Dbl choice Bgckwheat -four dun and weak at 81 30
GRADES prices OF which ruled Arm under small supplies
Sothnp doing options quotations which were nom
fngaded grain depot. Soc No ? red I'm exynr,
elevator s0iac No grade, 5od55c rejected eOd7oe fas
to good milling wheat 7SdS5c prime 10 choice do m ~
s9c; No . red February. s0l4ds0ac March sils SsSc
Nnrll s25. dS3Lc; MAY, S3s.d8i.c. rive onlet hv,
steady at bse NO pennsylvania cornVoferi41sss
inquiry from shippers Car lots for local trade quiet with
ample offerings at former rates. No mixed IN grain
depot. ssas!ae 10 "a. mixed IN grain depot s5ss
hIgh mixed in grain depot ssc with zoe bid for no 2
mixed In export elevator No mixed FEBRUARY 38ds6Le
March 3jAd36%c April, 30sd37iec MAY 37I, d37s,c
OatsFar local trade demand for lots and prices ruled
firm; choice ungraded mixed. 2Sac ungraded white
2ssc DO Clipped 3nSc do DO choice sac DO harley oats
firm and February advanced 70 under light offerings ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

Refined oil rules quiet without change in quota
tons follows In barrels. $50 cents per gallon
in cases, go cents; naphha, $40 cents; crude in
barrels 7.75 cents.
Foreign quotations show loss of 81 Us pence at
London at ll-1605 1916 pence per Imperial gal
Ion, and gain of Ia franc at Antwerp at Is 7-S0
IL francs per 100 ilos, Bremen being unchanged at
600 marks per fifty kOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
AoUEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 209, STEWART BUILDING,
go BROADWAY. NEM.YoRk,

ITO CONTRACTORS.
Il BIDS or proposals for building an earth and masonry
for Reservoir the Titicus River near Purdys
station the Town North Salem, westchester County
New-YOrk gatt-house and other appurtenances
called for the approved forms Of contract and spcnea
will be received at this oce until o'clock D. m on Feb
ruary 5th, 1890 at which place and hour they viii bo
publicly opened by the Aqueduet Commits and tina
award for doing said work WIN be made by said Commls:
sioners thereafter possible Blank forms N
and specifications therefor and bids or proposals
proper envelopes for their enclosure can be obtained
the above oce OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on an
pication to the Secretary. ~
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioner
- JAMES Q. DUANE. PresideaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

markable progress made by this institution during
twelve months. The new business wrltten
amounted to $151 SOP ,4S3 81, an increase o; q.
S4s3ss 222 05 over the new risks assumed IN
1855 and gain Of Ss2 ,O15 over the business
of Iss7-showing a continuous and Phenomena.i
advance. The assets Of the Mutual Lie now e"r
aggregate S1364Of 1928 OF, indicating gain Ior
the year Of SlO,3I9,l74 As. The company has
now an outstanding insurance account AMOUNT s,
ing to s565,049, 1888 92. Its total income iron,
maid to its members during the year for death
claims and endowments and other obligations
$I5,2OO,6OS 80. Up to date the Mutual mao
1890 policies in force. showing gain In me ,id
bership for the year OF 23,941. The surplus 1uno
was increased S1,717,lS4 81 in 1889. and the
Mutual now has $9.657,24s "A over and ABOVE
every liability. ~
l.. Won Hoffman & Co.. NJ Gernsheim d Co.,
j. d. Probst < Co. and Woerishoffer d 20. an
nounce' that they will in few. days publish
plan Of reorganization of st. Louis, Arkansas ana
Texas Railway Companies and ask holders OF all
classes of securities to confer with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

The annual statement of the Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New-York shows the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
Total lawful money on de-

DtNAA % 90 90 - - -
Decrease in aggregate deposit
during the present month.
Decrease In aggregate deposit
during the preceding il
months ......-....--.---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

Cash QuoatIohs wetH a. [ yh 20 no
Al f0asl Is; No. spring wheat, 74@c; No; spring
wheat 6sd73c; No red. 74sc No corn. 2Sse: No.
S So SaSsced 81 sCasi g prime timothy seed g
hort pibs sides DO, se 1884 so dry sailed shoulders
oxedl "a 25as4 81 short clean sides (boxed $5ds5 o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

Insolvent National banks.
Liduldating National banks.
National banks reducing circula-
ton under Section 4 OF tho
Act OF June 20. iS14---.---.
National banks retiring cireuia
tlon under Section 0. Acs
OF July Il. 1SS2.-.-...---.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

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securities