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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
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SAI.mAGUNDI

8Ab.m AGUNDI
F. j. Frank, OF Bullion, came in yes.
terday.
j. Il Henry, OF Mound Valley, is in
town to-day.
Chas. Adams, Of South Fork, came
in yesterday.
J. B. Fitch came down from Wells
by the late train yesterday.
Trains No. l and 3, due here last
night, arrived this morning.
A cruzy man in Sacramento held a
friend in q water tank until he was
drowned.
Appeal:--The Truckee river is a
raging torrent now and is higher than
ever before known.
Tho bill appropriating 100000 for
a public building ut Salt Lake City
passed the Senate yesterday.
1t is estimated that it will require
$1,000 worth OF nails to repair the
fences that were broken down by the
rotary pillow along the c. P.
The Homer Index says: "There
are lots OF men who would, by long
odds rather spend their money for
whisky than pay an honest newspaper
bill" W.
Tho INDEPENDENT is placed under
obligations to Controller Hallock for
q copy OF the Secretary Of Wars re-
port upon tho wal claims OF the State
of Nevada.
1t is reported that IN English syn
dicato has practically concluded the
purchase OF all oyster establishments
Of Baltimore, which have an annual
output OF S20,Oo0,OO0.
]. w. Whitcher, U. S. District At
torncy for Nevada, arrived from the
West last night for tho purpose OF
conducting the preliminary examina-
ton Of the Indian who killed n squaw
Mt the Duck Valley Reservation n few
days ago.
Capt. Townsend thus winds up n
weather item in tho Homer Index:
although il seems that we are not
SO badly of rs We might DO; yet We
are constrained to believe that il there
is such n place as hell (a snowy and
windy one), we have been right in the
heart Of that settlement for four
months"
The trains from the cast rs we'll MS
/ tho west are demoralized. Land
slides and washouts dctain thom on
tho Union Pacific, and snow drifts
block them in tho Sierra Nevada
mountains. Last Saturday one OF
the fiercest storms Of the season pre-
vailed in the mountains, and six feet
OF snow is said to have fallen ut Sum-
nit.
Some one here writes tho Butterick
Publishing Co., Now York, as follows:
II received the Feb. and March No.
OF Delineator, and / would like to
have my subscription commence with
tho Jan. No. You can scnd it when
you send the April No" The writor
failed TO afix n signature to tho let
ter, and anyone writing as above had
better, to avoid losing their subscrip-
ton, inform Postmaster Smith Of tho
signature.
Eureka Scntincl:-Joscph Ennor,
OF Ennor's ranch, expresses the opin-
ion that the losses Of stock in Pine
Valley this Winter will average about
20 per cent. Charley Stowoll, n well
known vaquero in the valley, places
tho estimate at from 20 to topper cent.
He thinks tho market will not be
Immediately affected by the losses, as
Wyoming, Arizona and the south
eastern part OF this State will prob
ably supply all wants.
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From Monday. D.ily.l
nALMAGUNnl.

John NJ. Dorsey, Of Fort Halleck
was in town yesterday.
s. @. Shirley returned yesterday
morning from his visit to Missouri.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. o. U. w, ut their Hall to.
night.
@. w. Grover left last evening to
look after his stock interests in Secret
Valley.
The Silver State says tho Humboldt
roso three feet ut Winnemucca last
Friday.
Attention is called to the announce,
mcnt Of a social dance at Fort Hal.
leck on the 18th instant.
Tho river is rising very rapidly, and
all that is needed to make il overflow
its banks is q little more warm
weather. -
No trains from the west last night,
the delay being caused by n snow
slide near Cape Horn, in tho Sierra
Ncvadas.
Awoman in Burlington, Ia, laughed
60 hard that her mouth remained
open and tho doctor hud to break the
jaw bone to SHUT it.
The examination for teachers GER
t~iilcates concluded yesterday. Tho
result will not be announced until the
latter part Of this week.
Tho Appeal has donned n new dress
which improves its appearance very
much, and is nm evidence OF prosper
ity. Long may she wave.
A.. A. (Tony) Rose and family, OF
Tuscarora, arrived yesterday morning
on their way home from an extended
visit to tho Eastern States.
Times-R eview:-Up to March LIST
Commonwealth has shipped s235,OOO
in bullion, tho result OF the present
run. Tho mine is looking rs we'll us
ever.
While attempting to board a train
near Gold Hill last Friday, Joseph
Allen, n lad Of thirteen, WIS dragged
300 yards and severely cut and
bruised.
Tho new Pennsylvania Railroad re-
pair shops, a few miles east Of Pitts
burg, will cost sl,Joo,000. The new
round-house, 240 feet in diameter, will
DO the largest in tho world.
Tho grip has been particularly fatal
among tho Indian tribes OF the West.
Among the Shawneos in Indian Terri
tory nearly all OF tho children under
six years Of ago died in one week.
A private letter from n. Tobias
dated White Rock, March 4, says:
"Wo have had n little OF the "beauti-
ful' this way, | think about 6 feet
on tho level, and showing like sheol
now"
Tho Eaglo Rock, Idaho, Register
says the fast mail train on tho o. S
l.. ran from Mountain Homo to
Nampa, a distance Of iifty-fivo miles,
in iifty-three minutes, mi day last
week.
Tho Appeal VIM. Rogers,
with n "d') rs n candidate from Elko
county for the Office OF Secretary OF
State. We do not think Billy will
DO n candidate for any Office in the
State, rs he seems to have shaken the
sagebrush dust from his feet.
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Wanted

OF Byron s. Brown, who loft home,
Courtright, River st. Clair, Ont,
Canada, in May, 1880. His ogo now
Is about % years; height, 8 II. liz in;
dark hair; brown oycs. Anyone hav.
ing soon or heard Of him would confer
n kindly favor by communicating
with bis parents. Photographlwill be
sent to anyone applying. Please nd.
dross,
T. 9. BRowH,
London y. O, Ont.
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whore sardincs Como From.

We are prone Mt timos TO boast OF our
eardinc-packing industry in this conn-
try. but 1t should DO borne in mind, for
tho sake OF accurate knowledge, that. rs
q matter OF fact, we have no sardinc-
packing industry In this country. Wo
pack o great many boxes OF a little fish
which Is n species Of shrimp, and pour
cotton-sccd oil over 1t, and people buy
and oat them under tho dclusion that
they arc eating sardincs dressed in
oliyc oil. The only genuine sardinos
ARC taken on n few sections OF tho coast
OF Europe, and tho French cannors have
nearly m%onopollzod tho market by cs-
tablishing q reputation for tho absolute
%gonuinonoss Of thoir fish md oil, and by
thcir careful, thorough method OF pack
Ing, which preserves tho exquisite
flavor.-Good Housekeeping.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16

Tho citizens OF Windham, Me-, arc
laughing attn nowly.marricd man OF that
town who went to Portland shopping,
taking his bride with him, but who TO-.
got her when no started for homo, and
had nearly reached Windham before tho
uneasy consciousness that no had for
Cotton something finally resolved itself
into tho realization Of tho fact that IL
was his vito who was loft bohind.
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PRovInoSs-Lard futures again showed some depres-
tsss io%scs Ss6c Tor sepismS.r ssse fSt
saSsT and Ss7c fof osscn.r spot lara dSi i sslos
for aq Is. conn1nt qaos.a al
ApS .sa 'a pm 81 ss
sH2 S esHf sss aS Sa m sSo for city
70 70 city Picked hams elo and in Western GUS Is
? 2sf fo1ss's s0itSH jSs e. Sss
D as I'D SS PSksa
EyNS: T%oE:d shoulders SSStsc; hans ;S idssi3Sc.
.ssd v fis'f 4 lar S GsS.ud' fs s Ss
a{ sdd Gs 81 R1sttss iSsis . 81
0si%'IS1I,HS Butte: s FANS. IN
isctos fa l. s'1 sGrs
fs Sc
IN; S%i Ss.Pp sssSsfs
WIZ Ssstss ssFsS f:e ss4.S ess
n en- ISsn IItSsss made slight inr i'm
ssss Yer Nay n %istgsse Tor
$ r e. HSf sSSa
a1sd s Western sss y S susa a.
Thits tt3+sS; &c., sales were mainly No linked 1tlS
M s' Will a. sflq sss sAS sfv.
Sfa mIG a
io .a aSr an nt .: s sssf Pf !, rRs and
3s04ic, as in quality; also No. white at 3sSlc n oil.
eYAtor ana :io1Sc, for June Ryo quoted E660c for
Western and 5ofAblc for Eastern. but the demand
small After 'ChAnRo-WheAt nrm: No . red winter
for May @J9.c June. 'Sltc July, ONO August DtlAc
september a'4to; December. elhc. Corn weak; No. .
mixed for May she; June 4lho.; July. 42Ilc, Au
SS r t;eS ScP.TGS 6S tsG GH' s,s.d mixed
tho curb wheat closed, U7Isn for july aSJto for
August 9c. Tor september. and eIs<c. for December
and oats 40. for May S9(c. for June and JJ}4c for
July.
Rio quoted at l7l4c Tor So Mid grades quiet hut
about steady. Quoted; RIO 7aB20Nc.. MGrAcGibo
lea!I!tc. Java 22Se27e Mocha 2SA@2iHc. Rio
by longs though Just previous to the close the mar
ket GtrenE ,hened = tribe on manipulation by tho
bull' leaders Receipts At Rio ObaEs; at santos
5000 bags; saies ao bAES closing steady with sellers
At the following prices
May -..l625c August l6Ooc November SIC.
Juno ia l5c september IS NC December l53Oc.
July. ,.ldlOc October 10 b5c January rs zoe.
Raw continue in fair demand aud steady at $50
for fair refining muEcoyAdo. and $50 for standard
CentritnEs sales include two cRTg0es OF centruEalg
At hAsc tlT A5e test Refined sugars were quiet and
without .ihAngo ~ 6sR lGo for graduated lbsBAc
Tor poWdsEed ds1 26c for cubes n'.c. tor crushed,
for coaa sc;loners a" a,tl6sh I6c for white OK.
ira % and il-ioS1 il0c. for yelows. MolASSss
cUutin quiet hut steady at l~IaQls1sc for 81 test
Quoted; Porto Rico psJac, English Island, 20T3 c;
dOmeE5O Ordinary prime, 2OS3-c choice TO fancy,
SsC94uSS Rice quiet and unchanged Quoted. DOmeS
tic fair to prime +9S$lAc.. choice to head 5ssbtSc
R1nEoa b1nh, aLIa2tfc ratna aAe5ac JApAn asec.
AEIAJ s-sTGi1 tin was slightly hTmsI but quiet
closing arm St 2l23S for SpoI And 9le for August
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Now York AEnrkata.

psnsrnr And s,. AT tF MELIhs market wa.
more rRly held but trade was quits slow Quoted Flour
ira g. 6OG$JSo; No extra s. 259$A 10; ceaIA g. rs q
SOS strMghtS ao9SS 10; patentR spring s. 06Sis0
winter SAi5So23 (tho same qualities IN sacks sell be-
Lev thS H5Ge In eHrIes City miIi@ shPRipG extras
1no, S2soQS2:dh Corn meal 6bL-S23O0SS[O for
Western. and u <59Sl 80 for BrandyWine
CorIoN-Futuros opened little hating but the cor
per" idea got hold Of the market and options FOR
Sponded partially. rising TO l2c and winning large
number Of bets for tho bulls The next crop weak
nLG. rate and the weather day. though clear was
bring 1910 on this bulge Cotton on tho spot was
fairly active for home consumption. and prices sd.
i2slee Tho following are details OF transactions in
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier &c n. IT,, New York.
ALI. STEAMERS SAIL AT ST. N.
600 MILES OF SEA
NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS. AND OLD FONT
COMFORT.
TO RICHMOND. VA, ESQ MILES OF OCEAN AND
RIVER.

Delightful excursions offered the steamships Of
this company TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT COMFORT,
NEWPORT NEWS WEST POINT, PETERSBURG,
RICHMOND. and TO many popular spring and scenic
resorts In the rlRGISIAs and CAHOLlNAS over vart-
GUS railroad connections Tho ships carry TO FIRST
class passengers The schedule round trip TO RICH
MONDis: First night and day At second night on
james River; two days and night ashore In RICH
MoSD ION Saturdays ship from New York-on ednes-
days ship only one days tiine) for sShuoena fourth
afternoon and night the James River; next day In
NORFOLK Cor OLD POINT COMFORT NEWPORT
NEWS or VIRGINIA. BEACHl leaving NORFOLK al
Z p. NJ anil arriving in NEW YORK the following even
ing. This is tho route followed by James River ships
sailing from New York Wednesdays and Saturdays
Passengers can remsin over in RICHMOND. NOR
FoLk NEWPORT NEWS and OLD FONT COMFORT.
Rld return on any steamer within thirty days.
All the above tickets include meals and stateroom
accommodations through Passengers secure
stateroou accommodations two or three weeks In ad-
vance of day Of sailing.
W. II. STAMFORD u. r. A. companvs general onlceR
225 West ct. corner Beach. sew York.
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The Southern National Bank has entered
most auspiciously upon q promising business
career at 70 Wall street Mr. W. W. Flanagan
Is the President and he Is an experienced and
respected bank officer. formerly of Charlottes-
willie. Va For ten years he has been cashier Of
tho present successful Peoples NATIONAL Bank
cashier OF the Commercial National Bank Of
this city. which has Just been merged into the
fuentiai Southern connection. and In the eX-
traordinary growth of business between this
city and the South It Is certain to get its full
share. The directors OF the new bank are
Edward B. Bartlett. Isaac Rosenwa James
kincannon, K. A. c. Smith, j. H. Barker. Alden
3. Swan. W. L. Moody, and Orson Adama
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RailroAdd.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL. STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TRE CIrT.
Trains leave us follower
$3.50 A. M.-CHICAGO vESTIBULB LIMITED due
1850 x. @soGrRR i%SfhsfE vEsrlBuLE LIN.
lihDmDae Gincinnau $50 Indianapolis ~ 30 A. NJ,
1880 A. N. WESTERN DAY ExPREss-pniiy ex
Cept sundaya Train leaving on Saturdays does not
run west Of pctroit Or Cleveland ,.,.,1,.,,,
iThD-bue At Detroit at siS A. NJ" Chicago 4joP.
600 S =. Mast WESTERN RxPREss-nuo Chi.
S;L0 u; M.xhAsT NIGHT hAPREss-for Roches.
EPhsS S% fnTh fh S P11 t3r Wssf RHINE
ii,SnA ~, - 81. 800, .Ga5 7. N, also for ronEh:
+ 81. Tor Harrison twest roipD 1850. tii:Jo i. NJ.
80 1850 S;55 4'3S. +6 M " . -.
FALo, AND NlXGARA FAILS-aiS6. i6ss1 fii,6o 4.
u. 800. eil3P; NJ. Also for Albany $50 4. NJ. and
f., A RPSs rsS1 syracuse Rochester and sups
TROY; SARA f0GA, kDtnoNDACK. MOUNTAINS AND
MOE A. n 80 NJ. Also Troy 100
AUBURN. GENETA. AMI CkSASDAiGtuAEtiS!sUSVHS
:, M 81 s;i 4, + NJ l., ;i2O1 mdnight ,,,.,o,.
BERkSH55RE hiLLs VIA HARLEM DIVIsIoN-tiD 50
For tickets and space IN Sleeping Cars apply Grand
p.c Is or a I'll and 2 SR a.
York s33 WashinHton ct, 726 Fulton a. and 3sS ned
foIdsv 3 Ds BIookiyr
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
tpaily except sunday ;Daiy except saturday. Other
Above trAinG except those leaving at $3.50 A. NJ $50
g ss s,o 70 10 T. NJ and II o. midnight stop at
JOIN ~ T0IGEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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aAss 10 tons 81 iuc for June InSot copper nrm but
1nltt closing At t5c. for May Lake Lead advanced
slightly but the ejaculation was rather quiet closing
firm Al |l2l<o for SPOT; sales D tons At 4.l2tHu for
spot Pig iron warrants were dull but steady, and
the close was at SIC 20 for May and e675 for August
Speter nominal ----.,-
cline of he 10 3,Sc and closed dull and easy Rosin
was arm, but quiet Quoted: common TO good strained
81 ~: ~ s.; IL 2.a, r." s2t5S?:n, M"
Tar steady M ~ 10 4 a. b. Pitch nrm at Sl.5n
PETuoLfrN-Crude certificate orened At &c advance
and then steadily improved throughout the day on
COVERING of shUrts owing TO tho well news being OF
more bnllsh tenor clo,ln9 rn; opening at s7tc sell
inV Al SjI,gs she and closing At - sNeAtC. sales
$4,000 bbls Hrned ~ bills UNCHANGED At zoe, cRseA
ylOC. crude in bbs. 1850; nArhthA, GtOc
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Railroads.
DE N N S Viva ia
Raitroads.
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER NAY II. 1890

on AND AFTER MAY IL, 1890
Trains leave stations foot OF DesbrosseS aHA
600 4. M.5TIiE fXsr LINZ for the west Pull:
ssH.lsSdi angus SS ' ", %sola%su, H. cSiSssS
also Sn for w SH Loci u%y;a G .a
Remove. except sunday, and Toledo except SAtur-
1000 A. M.-rHR NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
SSais,, btswiSS and sis,. Room. s.sRins bIniHE
fRs .SoS sssF
&: :i;s';' IESs; fIS' Cincinnati 7iO and tSdas'
noe Mt11sE LOUIS CHICAGO AND cINcIN.
Sad hi,a9F q! Sew YAK So Isai. GsissgS ana
Ar5iy;' CinGgn ma US n, Chicago 500 p u.
$50 r. M.aiHB &EsTRRS EXPRESS for ali
points in the West NOrthws.t and soulhWsst rull-
f SiT HG's no fsa
ES.1Hd hSnE car NT SSrE e 5
sa S S GS S0 TU. sS0Gs g ss
coo PsS:S,TACIrIg ExrEEss; Pullman y..tsr.
g Ms%Hh. II me sn:pSnSsGSh Valley arrives
ana eSiS.se 80 sssend mcrnas Z, Com Gonneoi:
csvs"nS and co%m6 S except sHiuFGsy "t0A"
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND the SOUTH.
n'sa ESprs umSn Fs.!Ss
daily with pnHI Car ar a. 3 aGF NJ srrlvo wash:
tns,o% " isd 5'sTsF aud saiP5S ~ AID sS2 ms
night For laiim9re only 90 \; NJ sunday , Sis
niaht For points on Chesapeake and ono halfway
aud Cincinnati, SiseperS Dining Car and Coaches
through. h:uo NJ. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 90 T. NJ Through BuEet Par
Tor Car and Day Coach week days. connects for
Browns Mills. For Cape MAY. lg,OP wrekd,ya
For Old Point and Norfolk. via New York lhialsl-
phiR 4 Norfolk Railroad SO 4. daily except SUM
dRv. and 500 T. daily via Baltimore and Bay
line. 2iio = NJ weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave a. follows:
$40 72o. 500 s'm 800 5000 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Ltutedl, ana
100 NJ, ~ 10 40 alO, 90 . ~ 90 30 20,
$40 $3.50 400 and . ;O0P VI. aud Iaiii uiKht 40.
commodAtion. ll:iO A. ~. = ~ aud 90 l.. N. Bum
daJA Express, Gl5; e.n 900 unGnO Limited! and
1901 A. NJ. = No. 800, $50 6HHL B3n shO and 90
p. NJ. and II rs night. Accommodation 7aoPM
Tho New York Transfer Company will cali for ana
check baRHa2s from hotels and Residences
For time tables Of local trainS apply any tickok
agent of the company.
CuAS T. PEGu, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Phss'r Agent
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9inaneial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS
Reorganization.
NOTICE.


Tho remaining O5 PER CENT. upon esr-
tHcRtes of SubrcriPtIon to the 5000, 900
fund ts hereby called due and payable at tho
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OFNEw
YORK ON MONDAY, JUNE g, 1890,
when INTERIM CERTIFICATES win be
delivered for the NEW PER CENT 1ST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
Tho certificates of subscription will be
stamped FULL PAID" and will then
only call Tor Preferred stock, to be deliver.
ed when Issued,
Payments will be received
in cash, or in 2 per cent.
First Consolidated Bonds
at par and accrued interest
to June 8, 1890.
STOCK.
THE THIRD INSTALLM ENT OF AS.
sESSMENT ON THE STOCK REPRE-
SCENTED by REORGANIZATION GER.
TIFECATES rs HEREBY CALLED DUE
AND PAYABLE ON THURSDAY, MAY
30. 1890. AND THE FOURTH AND
LAST INSTALLMENT OF SAID AS
SESSMENT h CALLED DUE AND
PAYABLE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1900.
SAID PAYMENTS TO BE MADE AT
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
FREDERIC p. oLCOTT,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR.
HENRY NUDGE, lrovv,rrr,
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
II. j. DE MAREZ OVENS
O. s. ELLIS, Secretary. 81 wallst
NEW YORK, May o 1880.
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9uanS.
SrupuSals.

NOTICE To rONIEA, TORS -Aeaed proposal. VIII
ee received Al the once ot the RT en- Ei,rr hTga
wednesday June :, lrDL att NJ for the grading and
WhrTMlte lnprnNlu me The ans YIN. sdjAveni To tho
WhbhihRon fridge over tile hrie RIVER In the CITY Of
New York, "
Tho plans may be seen and blank forms OF proposal
contract Ac can be obtained at the ohoe OF the Com
misson re City Record for particulars
MALCULu ". EIvEH, Secretary,
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Real Estate Trassrers.

18th o. n ., 100 " lat Ay, 2S1s72; Samuel 49,
RiysTyIsw " terrace, va ~ jSth ct, iGsx55;
s.m. % Sl:Ssf g s? s.SSsi 10 Wit,n i
Moore 81 10 !" ! II Mead and ano 2sSoo
MsTis oS5 s Albert 1893 1893
Yost 10 Nary G Yost - IOCOO
asriScn 10 EiiSpstG Carl .,,....:.; -. 1900
iss.y Eo.Rs's M NGs ' RRd s1 sxi63 q chaan
csy Warren to MARY c Du Bois :..;.,;....... 1900
man and Sno to Ida " llsmilon. ,.ai.;;..:. oo,OOo
sf,$s ssS Isl serena Rhine '''',
old n fss to s naoiniss land Of Mirgar., Nc
GowSn irrsE; Icnj / Benson g 9 Morrison. 300
View IstSs% iSi% at; S.yin st iS1loo;
,7 SiS y. G"vii rs g !?sr1 sss1 Robert MI
sS n sv 20 ~" sqts st. 5oxioo; ''0'
to T Bryson. ;...,,....... 5000
SIN IT. So pus 81 Sp Sa SSa5xi0 Henry IDick ''o0o
o Sg 10 s ION 81 s5i0 Henry Art 300
usS,ser Fs t a. cor oop: io1ioo Emile 9O00
IA sS W AZ Louis Xi.o 400
lariuS 10 Mssdalena Feue,bach. 49,. $1,000
rtsstiin s. n : 81 hudson at ,sItsS; Robert -''0
1854 S 81 iS TO Ro ,6. 4p sy iiS Randolph
unen s8 sS !. 6sn%aa pT si1SSi john '0ooO
g fahl to Leucrd Dutseh v;::........... 1900
to Henry strauss, ..,;........::..... II2so
Lenoi Az. n v cor Is5th st i25ISa ii; Charles
Noble to Herman Armour. .............
RECORDED noRrGAGEa
Bryson, Eliza 7, to George A Quimby, " 8 9Th
Az, n s4th st 6yt. $4,000
EuSrdn, Gerard av. cor l4th e. Syn"..; 1900
csT RS Ss II . smmG dsrach issd 10000
Crawford, VIM f D. ct al to Joseph Fox $50 Mul 100
pissscS IeoSsrd to John fahi Union Az lot S0'o
DuEro Fhiip H, ct al to Russell sage, 5th
av 59th st, 2yrS,..:........;......,..... 10000
u 2eth d so ~ 70 julius ppmann and Hno 100
10Th ay, corner eoth a. W.: .;...;... 1900
tAnce 81 Al Charles Of Bsechefst yr... $1,000
charlesst BleeSker ST. in,tals. 1900
Perrin RsoSsl s. to United State; Trust Co 20 A'O0
Strauss. Henry 70 Nicholas Murray ioi 18Th 81; H1'''
slstssry Mary to George Garter wsXv NOO0
Tnrno iiensy and wife to Harlem savin9S Bank ''''
s2d nv, Gllsth at : yrS 5000
coin Az ~, mos 100
tELsES
Charles n, to Samuel GolberEer. 42s
Mitchell Emily X to Norris Harris 2o5 West ~''-'
i24th st part OF, 81 .72o-7so
P!snasa 70 " rutland rs and IT sd av and H'0
Sc Marks place, 5yr.. l.VU-ll,ooo
sehseS.sL EiIsbcih to Eliu Hen6oner part los 0'o
Townsend Richard ii L, to August 6ussmann, wv
Is<S % Av Iis l2oo-l32o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

Northern. Richmond and Danve. Reading
and Texas Pacific Issues. The more important
Comes SSa ss,snSos se Tss0 to suth SOUTH Shore
and Atlantic Ss 4 to loom Iron MNSpntsln g.
| r. II. ". to 8Syi; Richmond and Danyille 30;
! 4, to COX; Heading general A.. 4, TO s5h: lat
! Incomes. Z, 10 s.: I'D preference Incomes IL.
! TO 4G'i. and Sd ,convertibles ~, to 4Sh. ana
! Shenandoah Valley generals, z. TO 5oS.
chane Dsp sod '0 al 1884, II Shares Of BSnE Of
| America at 2l7lI and 81 shares OF Western Ma
! tional Mt no.
sold Mt lose loss. Bar silver In London is quiet
| at 47lad. e ounce.
Money on call nom3Lnal, oI at 9 : cent;
%s for sent months on o %sPTo Se
Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial paper
quiet The hest do16 t n paper Is q18 Sd
SS sent " ''A" ''AN ' ~
Sterling exchange heavy. Posted asking rates
sS oT long 5is and for 49, Gsm Ss
Si.SiIGS4.se'. for sight drafts. and SLs54@
S+sG for cable transfers.
To-day's offers 10 sell United States ties bends TO-
l22 which were accepted.
The weekly bank statement shows: .
b:ss: !$s sEss '$s IS b? Dec
Es:s: :as g 55 s sSSsSS B % 1895 sssS
:sa SSss ' Sss ss I Dec ''ts SS
Surplus. si,4sG,s75 s2oi2s75 Inc si93al
The surplus year ago was si4oe2a2H and two ysars
ago S27. los. "a
earnings nH c for March Of IA rSroads at s5oo2S
5gS, an increase OF f5. 037 ,037 as compared with
the %S 81 and met SSh
gsilr9sds we're si6s,sasf III an Increase q sil.:
s as5 1891 and net 'A''''O' an increase OF
The foil owing. Is the report Of the. New York.
New Haven aud Hartford Railroad Company
for the quarter ending March 81:
sssss 's$sss
10. ;s.n.ns' se9S g. ssty:,1
Total income. s5gs::s seosass
The eompany reports cash on hand $i57sss
Pront And loss Vurplus.. 77ee42
The receipts from internal revenue for the
ISL sotal q sSaii os5 against ssS4ssT7 last
!, ss27 ,sSo.soo. N NV ''''' A'''''' ''A'' '0''
bank RSS Shfns S0 %sss Sr
40 and destroyed. sos: Balance Of deposits
96s.79S.2e4. decrease. as compared with last
Treasury balances compare with those Of
yesterday a. follows:
shy 10 Mdvl7.
Gold SS6 $50 1875 $751; 500 $50
Legal tenders............... 79l2,li3 e,344, 738
Totals. Sle4 472 oE9 QleS 645, 666
Silver balance SIT SSz 6ss against sic 1856 42s last
Saturday. Deposits IN national banks S20u5a 339 |
aGAnpt S2 last saturday Bonus to secure such
dopostA sac. 1898 600
Money in London. p cent. Paris advices |
quote 8 y cents at 80 francs 62h confines and |
exchange on London at 20 francs IA confines. |
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York |
to-day ware nc foIlowa.