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CLOSING PRICES OLE pnInApELpHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Dec. Tsp. m.
by the operations of the New-lork Suh-Ireas-
ury in the week ended last night, which IN
cludcd the receipt of l.l77 900 cash for pay
ments by other Sub-rrcasuries and the payment
of IS. 226.59 for purchased bonds. the NcW-io!N
banks should have gained SS,@3l.oj3 cash. Inc
net movement of money to the interior for the
week other than through the Treasury. L. eSil-
mated at s., 100000, leaving the banks actual
gain for the week at about S7,00O."OO. TODAY :
bank statement IN showing a gain of S2,30@'"oo
cash reflects about the average gain of the a'o'e
calculations and indicate that the banks al tNc
close of business yesterday held about S5''o"'-
600 more cash than the average of the week
The statement does no, reflect any return "l
boarded money. The loans were contracted SOUL
600 The decline cf Sl1',tob In deposits SUI ''9
in place Of an increase OF S2,2oo"oo when tIc
other changes call for. The statement results IN
a surplus reserve of $500 .0tj against dchclt OF
s. 429.65O last Wcck, and a9alu>; surprises oil
$3.50 ESQ December II, 1850. $9,6':,22' Dcc.h-
her H. ls>s and So. 400 for the corresponding
date of SS7.
The following u comparative statements ~ po''-
Der and December 10
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

rcer ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ rHz CiTH
Trains leave follows; ..
$40 A. iI,-I.S. NAIL. IOr Albany, Iuca, SY'"|''~'
1000 4, n. Iii 40 VI.-IiBULE LIMITED du'
1890 4. SSISrR X DAY IMPRESS Daily cAcep'
I2.oo op.-sOrTHwESTERN VEsTiBTLEo LII IN
TED Cincinnati 10 90, Indaaap''i' - ~ " '
40 +. VI T0tpiiii SHORE YEsTGBuLE LIMlItD I'D.
DIe az Detroit at 0 Is a. M, Chicago 'oo - '" nv"
$40 r. M-FAsT WESTERN EXrRI:sI,E; Dag r. chicago
100 Cincinnati 20 p ~. - L0rs ~ ,yo pvV.
7.3O =. M-ADIEONDACh, MONTREAL AM b'''
0.iJ T. N.NNirISS2 ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO ~
FftNs-Duc indianapolis II 20 p H. "'A' N"'' "
FisIKILL (NEwBURGIp PoUGHK EEPiSlE', H ~ i1
fIItF tklN"S iON5 ANp ~ D' M. also for PoGsh.
k'ei-e = 90 noon. g. 20 o. q o. ~ ' a
& 10 t3 20 3 30 - - 1915 .. ~. - "a
ALEANY-t1 - $40, 10 co. no 30 ~ - a. m, IL ~"
noon, 80, 300 80, 90 10 70 49, V'I' p ''
TRoY-5I5 9lo, 10 90 10 80, II - ~; IL 90
ri2Go% H$TD TX SS r. 2'S TO- M 10 90 10 %
a. p. l. 100 noon, 80, 30. 30, 9:l3 D. M oc
RoC liiSTER-9IO, 1900, 10 80 m Il 100 noon.
~ ;op 80 PIX ? M ~ 10 nen 90 noon 90
NIAGAEA FiLLSp9":iio. 10 co. ITO 30 a. NJ, 200
Ab HIy ~ 80 rfifYIls KxPp MoxrREA-7a5.
Ar&' Gy4 80 &B - E t5? %:9 10 10 90.
nr;$ 81 niLhs. yliiR 'nhhEe% DivIsiox
or c";, and pa. n Sleop9g car apIy e. Gr'9s
ar '' r s'S W " r '3 "a a G ias,.t i .tSn New
loA; 35} Wa-n,ae, st 32G Fu9n,t and 90 -
Wc,tcotts Iipr"., c1il' Tor AID cneel.
hot,l- and rr-drlc", hrouch D. do,tirlt!on. e..s.-
,.t n'.Iv, rErm Sunday @DaIy except Sa'Urc1y'
A1o,e trains cNc.y thos, leaving at o:io u 90 ~.
i"G, p 90 ndae,s top a. l2st'.. Street >2t.93
Jo"I " Io,1 GEoRGt, w. DANIfiS.
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o.. snl .scl. 800 s9a. .aJ. 700 In. ,. 49,
THE STOCK MARKET.

To-days stock market was 4uict The MARKER
opencd of on the report Of tho failure IN Iona ~
of n broker heavily Interested in American RAJ
WAYS" which interest, hy the way, judged N
London prices was ON the " bear side. L"l"I
there was considerable Liquidation Of >paSlno,ilr
long accounts over Sunday. Hnd the prices i'I
OF from last nights figures an average oi a'"It
| Der cent Later there were partial rccoycilcS
on the general list, and sharp advances for q
few special stocks. Western Union and Missouri
Pacific stocks were the prominent features among
the strong ones and Union Pacific was the special
weak stock of the list.
The bank statement proved 10 he about what
the known movements % money during the wee (
had indicated il would he, but 10 those WhO cN-
pectcd to see the full amount of money diSburscd
by the Government in the week reflected In "a
statement made up on a system OF averages II
was disappointment. The prices. however. rather
improved after the publication 81 the statement,
and, although closing generally lower than las
evening they recorded Important Gairs for the
week, and closed finn.
In reply 10 "F. s. NJ We state that 'hc
monthly earnings Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad Company are reported regularly.
We This morning prIr'cd the comparative earn
ings for the month Of November ana for ~"
eleven months ending November 30. We have
reason to EXPECT that when the property come
the earnings will be furnished weekly instead Of
monthly.
THE BOND MARKETS.
There were no Transactions in Government
h0ndS Tho uUOtaflouS follows
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70 IN n s " y q " ! Il
j EpAgLpSAD.


or AID AFTER NOVINBsH 81. 1890.
Trains leave stations 100. Of Desbro,.es aad cortirn''
$50" VI. tAsr LINZ lor Ia W f GI.aass
,'g sc .n- -a rsfo, CSF' cbiAIo 90 D. m
a al 2q 2 a,t 4yA aid ok no SS" Acct sunday
'0iop 10 J. 5oap S:lvsy Fss.i54l'
otaco , %s l.o anne o5 5o.5 ss !sI:s
isaSt aai baF1eohop. AGnE ,nd all tae eooven;;
iee,I Oh S.r!: irS;,. ArTiyeS Cincinnati $40. az
a.oo 80 > VI, :, LoyIs CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
&. Ar jSl,al Sii,', 70 s; Ioa, ,as5 aud einaa:
ra I"' go 2. ~. Chicago 10 H. and 81. LOu.s
6'3o !; W. Iditin,g-, aad souih~".t .naa H.;.bql,
Sel. ar WTcnri. f,nn,y'lt,ni, II.rSaf b.-ia
Yswior e ad sgd F1 k4ti D IN ca:
.t so p M Caa-s3 80 bs m Ps1; dsy az VIZ =;
i5nIpo't B1Taio R,chest'r Niagara Falls, C!eye.
100 p. VI, %tifiG ExEEEss Pullman Pgas,
sfn- M E%,6955t 10 ySae2-o' Nov. for% to Mem;
toiumhus = . ~ Cleveland 30 p m next day.
No. Tor. I.' %, G3Iy I'D ar Cairy. Ist tae III
a>Irr,lo i'r;3, $s:.99i r i.:.7:; "
6Sns Lr'' fp an Ro' cs S-;
. .9 Z 10 Sfd Sssi2SSf f bi%ns Z e.:
So a; $50 & e! o. SO go ard 80 26 Sd5
snd 90 n s...a ata Is aad 81 r. n Co. %
x. .aS Ohio so4h 4. n:d slsr P:
b6e Or snt Go' St sIS0 ,Sa nis M ut'N -,
Ten. "eh ~ :. No. 5 Is D. do not s.oy Asbury
sol NrIATJIC CITY: 90 ?, n c'r9n5Sh Day CoaHch)
~. connects for Cape My AID BfO"ns Mis-.
l. i,t i.d Noffo,k Va NeE-Norl. phl2d Dh,
a.. a% Nc 90 H. ' diy via Baltimore Bay Line ID
p ~. w. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
20 70 : CO. : 30 . Do. Chicago. Limited va
H4.n . ' 80 "a o % !lS sgo 90
Accommodation. II 10 a m. 40 and 90 E m SUI;
a. M. 90 ! no. I 80 90. 9 20 90. and 200
10 h. and 70 rs night. Accommodation, : 900 p. m.
The New York Transfer Company .wil! call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70
F9r timetables ~ local trains apply 70 any ticket agent
Of HAS = prem T. Il WOOD
conceal Nan1ecr General Plss'r Agent
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financial.

Al ACTIVE MAN. experienced i'll the detail
~ az the banking business, well posted on l.ahc" mai
ters bonds stocks commercial p9ef Sc eoOa COR Pohu
chi and Office manager desires u hear Of an opening JIhu
onv 1'N o J. g., Trbune ONCE.
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~ RAIIW \Y-Train, leave West 42d.st. a. follows
ttweniS minutes earyr IRON foot OF jays go M.
for ii dtrtoMn. E.icnNle. Liberty, Delhi, Norwich
Oneida 0swego Chicago: 80 p ~; fer Caapb' Hal st
town Liberty Walton Oneida Central square Osweso
Roches.er Niagara Falls |, trolt ChcaSo. St Louis
tme. tables 1923 B'"a7 J. G. ANDERSON. GcnI Pas
senesr Agent. 10 Exchange Place. ~ V
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.ulnuAALLhN KNILKOAD.

1r>ssI.<GrR TRAINS leave foot of Cortandt and
Dcs',o,,r' :, s',in.ton and informed At uo'nr
o. T. G,ol L. - , o.. p,, ..1 lot, nchiiP
ga .n Ivr',. ami rr.i,. ,lr ~'- .!-i"' l' dfr
ca % iS" y % N..,h ChunN auI i..' .'.l't' points
20 a, a.i r. Junction and intermediate point'.
Chnir c'r Ma ,rno"k and mtrrr,d.lt" points. Chair
p E,tVInn,ih Connection o. Reading and Harris.
QUIZ 40 p. H. Or Emlr' and E. nnip'l lniid," PANTS
chair car 70 WllE'rbiiic ana F'i'"'" 7'l 80
Blldge. ,.,-.t1. N,urh C.uu. and Intermediate
49, Pii'ir ear CD Mtlrh ihN"n. ..,.. -t..-
10 p. m. 70 Mauch o,.rH ht 'u''' p''''''
Io-h,etU" tor Geneva Lyons. Ema Eoch'Stef' Buhao
and he est Pullman sleeps. 20 l. o'' '"' '''p'"''0'
b r,o leaving a, a m, u H., + r., , ana ~
IcfOps S,-<DAy TRAINS.
n m for Msuch ChunE ia 'ul Wy ~ ~.
poHts and II q. NJ for she'A"u''" anu i''7'''u''"'
pom 10 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk ara n''ed1n pontI
I'D IA West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge General Eastern one. 935 broadway
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Dee. u. Dec II. D,for'nc'>
Loans s3-t 100 500 $3.50 .931. go DC. So. %
H,,r. s. 5000 20 10000 Inc. = 20
Iegol.tGnd,rs g84G} GOO - i53. eco Inc. t.t1'l
DEPOSITS ........ 31oo34.2,O 37G..ij5,0 Dec. l,.'
,rculafinn sos 400 3,jj1.31O Inc. J" -
Tho following show. tn relation between thc toal I
serve and the total deposits at respective dat'-
>,aeio az So 700 $7O.3fO.O)0 Inc. Sol 20
80 - GA 900 ;j3 700 In. 400 q
Total reserve sol SCI 800 1913 700 In. - 992@o
required a..
against deposits o4.e3l $50 "t.l@t 80 Dc 'f''-'
su,n,u, -. i29650 s6o7 O75 Inc. 80 o557e5
Deficit
The Clearing House statement Is rs follows :
For to-day-ENchahgcs. Sl0".ij5.l"2: balances.
S43ls .o6i For the week Exchanges. Sis, 1885,
932 balances. S30,4s1,ri1
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pzyEoT SHORE RAILROAD \. !. C. "
w H. L. CO.. na j5ag minus MSt ear earlier
S,.'o ihc loot OF Jayst Ne"-Io.N Hamilton London
biro aj caGo 70 - a. - 10 p ~ . n, + n
s.. tonl' Buralo 10 hester Snspci,Cn Btide' Mag
y ~ i.,t,, md 30 10 - a. M, . -.
"a az IS ~ in and all - M run, only to VISa
tci" 'V, Cat,.uU aud Albany, 80 = - 30; L.:
al 30 a. w. s4.co. . -. IS - p ~. .nton'' W
KENT III 80 a. n I Is ST 90 go 49, ~ % q
~ - - - n M Montreal and Canada Last 70 "A m.
- ~ ~ ~ M Elegant slcpins ear; fo hnhaq NsgaFia
- - " CHICAGO and -. GU. on an tlrouth
inH1ss. w.. Leaves Broohlyn via nooklyh Nn4eN'
40 20 n m; ao3 D. h. J"sn Ia f. II; S's Sat,
Nv All Other rains daily except sunday FOR tickets
urVb, slrcpiuc-car accom- rl'tioh or ~;
tnHt'on anny ONCE, Pr oSyn N3 N'IGnst2ns 20
,un.N ONCE. 1907 Of futol-.t N""'fOrk tN
9s9 ~ I,2 27l Br'aI way. ~ E"N,ti. - ar, y,
plsee ~ w and foot OF Jay.st North River. C. f.
W..MsptTT General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave"
Nsu.York.
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CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NLW-JLRsEY

CLNIKAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JLRSEl.
" iooi or LIBEE1Y ST, N0RIn RIVER
$50 a.. ,@., for Easoa. Maud Chunk. wilkesba--..
hqr War,isr. ON sundays fos El,ton MsaSh chSn..
Wil1,s, arr, AND scranton
90 !, N 70. i.,,toa and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
- "a. ios ll.ton. NAu,h Chunk. Wnkcsb1rrs.
S@S saSa2 5 wi,a.o through nur, T P.o;
90 ,. n dl.. for Ea.toa. N3uch Chunk. Reading.
bur; WllAe,barrr s.fl,ioi. TamaGua pOtsVile sAsmo-
Si 20 p p y" for To-! ti.o M'uh chan& Reading Harris
,ufg s.. SUNDAYS a 80 p, m';;,,,v,n
o kaa ra'nd, al ~. = o a. MI IL ~ % D. m.
Ior lr.lod a. it5. sl5 Il 10 a. IL. SO go
ons Branch and points South to 81 Point rSSssan;
o: = - - a. r. it Gr; PAX 500 a. NJ :oS
, For R.a Bank a. -. si5 II - 80. 400.
90 6 60 =. IN. Snnot's . 100 q. H. f'Vo y H.
FOR LAKEWOOD
Toms Ei,.r. Dan. "a. Para. AID BarnegAt AS. Sis
For Atlantic City vinelsnd and Bridseton. ct aAS An.
For Monmouth Bosch and seabr.Shs a. sl5 HIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL Blue LINE.
26o 20 o. 10. 90 90, 80 p M is alEhs:
SUNDAYS . 90, II 10 IL. 200. $40 500. 600
y For l7ltiior; and washington daily 90 80
'ept r s4adi 5!a,i a. n a. ~ II 80 80 co 56S
30 p. az - nigEb eNcela Sltuiday niShe senItys
20 90 90 have connection for Reading Iar'
n 80 ' p rRade?5' m "a -
aexcept STURDY night SUNDAY, 200 p :, %,
.,k g ~ p p1G F'S S2S HrsdSaS ~ G6a 20 WEI
i2 49, p s, ig5hs NETfoN 0Ouf''1 SO0
New York ir,nsfer Company Will call for and eheeA
sssssge from hotel residence
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financial.
AMERICAN EXPORT & TRADING CO.,
Importers, Exporters and Bankers.
CAPITAL, $500 900.
SHARES, S2j EACH. FULL. PAID AND
NON.A~~E~-AJLI.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES:
No. ) BOWLING GREEN LOWER BROADWAY >
NEW-YOiik CITY, T.. :. 4.

DIRECTORS.
HON. ALBERT y. SHAW .New-forN
Late I. :. Consul az Manchester, England
f.. T.. GLEASON ............ New ON
President /. T. rca-on Mfg. COS
zen. SCSrENE> EOCHA ..... .........Cy OF Mexico
Gatc Gcn,iI1 commanding M'Nican Army
Scnor NJ RANIclE VAEiLA. city Of Mexico
Mrnb-; o Congress-
Scnor LOUIS CHOU>SNL lilly Of Mexico
tNcmbcr " Coneo,,J
Gen. MANU- Eli CAREN>CO~A Mexico
C''oVcrnor Of The Sta'e u Chapa-)
Hon. i. 4. BHELfN .....- 90 New orh
Con,ul.G'noril Republic Of CHIEF
Hon. JOHN +. CAHIII. IT. Louis, Mo.
Consul Tor Republic Of Me>ico)
J. b. WALLACE Ansona, Conn.
,Mc-,r- Wallace SOM
Hon. ANDREW H. H. DAWSON ...... Ncw-f oft
Assistant Di-tict-Auorney, Nrw-YoifJ
WILLIAM HACKER ............... Philadelphia. Penn.
auditor P,nn,y lyanla EaIlIo1d Company
EDWARDS IL. GOFT Newf ORR
publisher Of Export and FinanceJ
A. j. /. VAN DENENrl.R. g. Ncw-fofk
Treasurer Of thu Company
Important Financial Announcement
This company established conduct general lurori,
Export liking between this country and
M-Nico Central and SoIth America which now ha> com
mere amounting to IA" cu"Imou. sum OF ELEVEN III y
DNED l$i1OU. geo 900 MILLION DOLLARS PER Az
Nun all Of which open American enterprise, with f.,
million, Of prolto.
AMERICAN MANrFNCIUHI.ES DESTROYS or IN
TKODU CHG THEIR GOODS INTO MEXICO. CIN-
TRAIL or SOUTH AMERICA CAS- DO 50 1HROI "I
TIE MEDIUM on THIS CuMPAHY WITH SUCCESS
FUL IN SUITS.
THIS COMPANY HAS RUTN APPOINTED AGENTS
AID ATTORNEYS toE ENrLNslVE AND RIO II
PROPERTIES. SUCH
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OFFICE or THE EQUITABLE GASLlGlT

U COMPANY OF MEMPHIS TENN. -,
MEMPlllN. TENN. Dc. u loao' ,,o
quarterly dividend Of 0NE o. Per Cent Upon AN mo
pa Oh jan l. 1891 The transfer book, ai me oet'
r11 Trust Company will be closed from - 20 jan -
1891. J. KATzENBER0ER SECRETARY
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THE BOND MARKETS

There were no Transactions in Government
bonds The nmntatinns wore easy rs iOlInW,:
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Coffee. Sugar, Rubber, Fruit ~ Fibre
Plantations and IEacicmdas,
Ninin. and Ranch Properties.
Railroad and other Valuable Com
CCssinnS aliG EUsimcss EntCrpri>Cs,

~ DIFFERENT P>EIs oF NJ XIOo CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMI RIGA AMoI NrlN', TO ONiE /" I-N1 i
MILLION .5-0C.oooo roLLAHN Is NALti. POS
WHICH IT'S PROFITS Will 3D. NI1H LNi;"- ~.
pITt%Di.Nr o.! IT. Riot LAR CONNER, Al AND
EANNINt, BUSINESS.
Extensive l4rG.d estate. f,r r.r cultivation %. toT~
Coroi. >l-ar j., hor laut li"G'ru Ani '"lt 'i ip''
~iau.sn.>n.:l Ior whch Ih~ Company !" orRn"iz M
IocnI cimpa operate d,NciOp All at
which become SnhNiHt"r, {" I"'" i'N'., - M
II.d.tt- Though % thus 'i tins .. '.'i'"+-lf 'AI0'
i..I.t.- III C.l....urut.
n'-lo.-.i.. ~ a...'' '@'n"- have beg apron,
fh.l .I..t ~iiu~ ta'.a 5000. 10 .t.' o. tt.. .Il u
'4.: -.t.' Dol -.u.-~ o. f'.,a- ~ t.. '.l'Ht los
itu o.laut. tuG ,-'l-..a it-.- -I.' h Ii. t't
~ -jf. u.r ~IGOOUO. @ = 0O0 shares Of 'rcn-ur,
sI"ct j. offered for -"hr'rip'iH% a., ni ~
lIlEI.p 50 10000. N%p illi. s.NAGNIN', -.rH
~IAl.l~ 40 -5ju, All stock pGrrhi-'d before the
.ith ir>i. viii u" "n'iiicd ." prc-r Dividend. ,,
l-tu vita q ,nr I,'.' ..s 1,t.' -t+t.n ~ .-'f.-
AMI -,.,uf.lf'. which has af'n t'H f"'r- . '
a.d ,Ai-.-. .or.I4|sh. anl '' 'Nr''. iII'' '"
u,i. bob r.t a'al ard cr''r '"H- '""t' -' i''
rio.-hp.' 900 q" ~.'..-h I'.ri.' 81. -f r 49,. T.
It,uln,l, iuIl. .ir..t. - D. ' - ~ = 80 "a
tNNIH TItlN IiiI ~rDtF "i 'Hi t'NPNNA
DA.ri' ~ NUI~CEIPIloN~ ANp IHE HtLhNot -
/ tltNiND~ WILL 3d.. pi>iEil. 10 lH'A IlNi
TO .INf. - IDtf u.s. COS TIL ~Il"
Remember all subscriptions ~ 50 90 pr ~,nrr
must be completed before Ncdnc-d"y. Dee &iih
T.u',aa,- for subscriptions can %" a. c.-'' 20 %"
MI. D. ~ HAYDEN s. CO.. u,n>.r, Howard BAN.
Er dag. 10 ,ua- .'----t. Boston.
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Dipl0cn0 Notices.

OFFICE OF -
THE UNITED STATES EQUITABLE GAS CoMPANf
- BROADWAY, Loom 81 AND %: ,eoo
NI.N .lOltk nov. 20 lo'v'
4 DIV lDEND of One per cent on the capital
~ stock Of this com@ay has been declared p'ISIhs s
MONDAY December D. 1870. Tho trnns books VIII ~
closed Saturay December ~, at IL OcOck noon, ana
reopcncd TursAay. December - at 10 O'Clock q H..
4. B PROAf. ccrtarY.--
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Ocean Gicamers

4 TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
4 As Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT EA'
HIBITIoN. remain there l. days including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. al
Kingston or tour OF this beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS Tor $50; with The option OF eAteld'
ING their trip az the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
to liayu and Colombia. Accommodates nrst-cia";,
IiM. FOHWOOD CO.. AEent' - stlte-st., ~ L.
.iEEMl DA ROYAL MAIL AAD CABLE.
aS tr S0MfSNY rTE GSEw t N2 5r Is k5T p
AarunSsc 81 Loc!a Bar1Ado era AKA ,nd IT,''a'n.
\. l.. OUIERPRIDHE 60, AGENT - Broadway.
TlIos. COOK 4 son. 2Gl ana 225 Broadway
COOK TOURS
TO THE TROPICS
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA. BY TIL
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL 5. 5. co.
La GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO ETC.
EY TIE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF THE
RED "D" LINE.
Ticket, for circular tours by either Of the above line
arrJnl "a u ans ,ir,d cOubinat Oh.
Illustrated pamphlets with fun particulars or tNet'' o.
Tii0a Coos & son. 2Gl Broadway y Y ,.,.
Cook, Grand Escorted -Four TO JAPAN VII leave Ne"
YOrH, March .. illustrated programme on appbc'tlol'
GRAND WINTER Excl R~lUN 70 HE
~ MFDITERRANEAN AND OiHENT ,., ,
The tNinscr'w expires steamer At 90 -, ~ lp'lN
1000 t,, and 100 S ,a,?3 Sn5a Mex
andna car" I,n@l.al rGi; sax J%n' 'Ic.,oo Na6
Tor Idrh rir' Via Iiamouri' nrGFIcG; W4it, ,t a
CunaId Inln3n lines. apply 90 {. ~ fl' HAi'D w.
fff- ire %
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Total shares sod for tho ~ s 200
Silver celis..... lO4 DLOj I0i 100 Loi - No.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
FEATURES OF THE MARKET.
OTIET RULES IN WALL STREET,.
AFTER DECLINES EARLY IN THE DAY, PRICES
RULE STRONG At THE CLOSE
OF 81 SlNESS.
.,rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DECEMBER 10
fOyDS AND BANK STOCKS
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

Bank o. AmeTlc
~ on
Shoe and leather
Bank
20. t62 .
Nor Car Os 1917
5000. ......l2u
Am p0ck a Imp as
1000. ?
q 900 .lNb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTALl

-, I D., lad. bv Letter or telegraph 70 aud
cabin usn, s.cn At 81 and JiJ Broadway Nc"'lofA "
room a. l,a..rc4d lIradna san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. Pteslcch%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
Paving OF Jay Cookies Debts.

The trustee Of the estate of Jay Cooke Il Co.
announces the payment of the final dividend
upon claims presented before Monday next
The final dividend will be Ia per cent in
cash on S6,45l,OOO and 81 shares of Northern
Pacific stock. 3l2 shares Oregon Steamship and
Navigation Company stock and "a of a share of
preferred stock Of the st. Paul and Duluth rail-
road to each $1,000 of claim TO creditors hold
ing that amount and upward. With the pay
ment of tho final dividend the affairs of the
estate of Jay Cooke & Co. will bo wound up,
and the total amount of cash paid on it will
have been 1913 per cent on S6,451 OO0 The
liabilities when the firm crashed i'll the memoir
able year 1873 were nearly S1l,000,O0O. This
amount has been reduced by compromises. liti-
CATION and various forms of redemption to the
figure above named, some thing less than 60 per
cent There were $500 creditors when The
firm failed, the largest of whom were the banks
and the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

THE PARTY SEASON IS APPROACHING.-we
WE KEEP ALL THE have anticipated your wants
EVENING GAUZkS see if haven't? We give
AND SILKS. FINE you below a resume Of
LACES. ALL The Worsted Goods for evening
DIFFERENT GRADES and reception wear. None
AND VARIETY 100 soon to buy.
We have new line of evening goods, such 22in
Challes al 10 and iSc. such colors Light Blue
Navy Blue, Old Gold, Pink, White and Drab
22-in. Atwood Challics at 20c. Pink. Lavender,
Heliotrope. Light Blue, Navy Blue and Light Green
and Cream.
SO in Atwood Albatross, Nuns Yelling, French
BatIste ut 31Hc. Such colors Cream Pink. Light
Blue, Heliotrope, Ecru Lavender and Light Green.
3S-inch Atwood Cashmere, Batiste. Nuns Yelling.
Albatross, Ser9es ct 50c. Colors-Lavender. Hello
trope Cream White. Orange Ecru, Pink, Light Green
and Light Blue.
iO-.nch All Wool. same shades. G2kc.
40 az and 4G-iLcL All WOOL 75c and 81.
Cream Dress Robes, $4 w to $50.
Striped Flannel SOC Reduced from 62xc.
Striped Cashmere. o9c. Reduced from 65c.
Armurc, 75c, Reduced from 81.
Checked Armure, J9c. Reduced from Coo.
Fancy Stripe, 81. Reduced from Sl95.
Fancy stripe, Sl25 Reduced from 81. 50.
Six Warp Henrietta 81. Reduced from 81. %.
Cream hiohair, SOC. Reduced from 6:!Lsc.
6213c. Reduced from zoe.
T5c. Reduced from 81.
4Oin Pricstleys Silk Warp ClaIrette Cloth, Convent
and Feather Cloth, at SID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mr.. C. G. Carroll, who has been confined TO
his home in East Washington by rheumatism
for some weeks. Is able to be out again.
Charles KEELING. employed by the Belt Line
Railroad Company, thrown from his
wagon near the Independent Ice Company 5
Office, Water and II streets southwest. yester-
day and had his head badly cut. He was taken
To Providence Hospital.
Last night stable at Doth and + streets
northwest. belonging to {. c. Wilmer and
occupied by j. A. Clarke and Battle Minor.
was damaged by fire to the extent OF about
SlOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
DAUGHTERS OF REBEkAH.
The Fair of Naomi Lodge Opened al
Odd Fellows Hall, East Washington.


Odd Fellows Hall, East Washington.
The fair Of Naomi Lodge. No. 1, Daughters
of Rebckah. LO.O.F.. was opened last night at
Odd Fellows Hail. East Washington. and the
large number of people in attendance and the
interest taken in voting points to a successful
termination. The opening address was de-
livered by Grand Master Theodore F. Kinney,
followed by Grand Representatives Oliver Du-
four and +. A. Stier, and Past Grand Master
VIM. P. Allan. The following ladies have
charge of the several tables:
Fancy table-Mrs. Sarah NJ Sanderson as
sisted by Miss L. Pfeifer. Miss Geneva Thomp-
son. Miss l.. Spicer, Miss Annie Lomax and
Miss Viola SandersOn.
Silver table-Mrs. ii. Kronheimer. assisted
by Mrs. J.. V. King. Miss Ida Sackerman and
Miss Esther Rubenstein.
China table-Mrs Roberts, assisted by Miss
Anna Roberts.
Miscellaneous table-Mrs Julianna Allan.
assisted by Miss Goldman, Mrs. f. C. Grumley
Mrs. Minnie Acton, Miss Nettie Selby and Mrs.
X. A. Mclean.
Flower table-Miss Edith Cruit and Miss
Rose Seiffert assisted by Miss Annie Ferris,
Miss Ella Clarkson and Miss Nettie Howard.
Fruit tablc-Mrs. NJ. Z. Duvall. assisted by
Miss Mamie Sullivan and Miss Addie Duvall.
Confectionery table-Mrs. L. A. Thompson,
assisted by Mrs. VI. A.. Giles MrsV Burroughs
Mrs. q. Burch, Mrs Campbell, Mrs. NJ Z. Nc
Lean and Miss Mary Burch.
Lunch table-Mrs. c. COLLISION, assisted by
Mrs. Rebecca Giles, Mrs. NJ. A. Whitemore and
Mrs. Mary Muse.
Misses I. VI. Haywood and Irene Trexler pre-
side at the well and Miss Hattie Williams at
the fish pond.
Numerous articles are being voted for
The ialr will continue two weeks and will be
visited by the many lodges of this jurisdicti
Martha Washington Lodge, ID. of r.. of
Georgetown will attend in body tomorrow
evening. The room is handsomely decorated
Dancing is INDUCED in each evening from
10 to IL