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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
SYMPATHY For TIE RI ~~INX JEWS.

Washington. Dec. lJ.-In the House OF Representa-
tNeS to day Representative Cumming, 81 NcNlO.h.
offered iol reference the following resolutions:
That the members Of the House u Representatives
" the United States have henId with profound sor
and with feelings akn 10 horror the rep ut, Of
the persecution Of the Jews IN Tus,ld. rejecting the
Larbarism OF past ages. dsgracue humanity ami
impeding The progress OF civilization.
That f. Intensified b. the iact that such
What IL better for Christmas Present than subscilu-
ton to scrtner's Msgo4lnel s3.0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

10 SIMPLIFY TIE PENSION BUREAUS WORK.
Washington. Dec. 10.-An order has bccR issncd
by the Commissioners Of Pensions prescribing uniform
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ENLISTED MEN IN THE ARMY.

10 horne equally by the two countries AHo'ne' ''''
ference will be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

r0XD~ REDEEMED AT THE TREASURY.
Ws-hiu.tou De-. l0.-Thc amount ~ 1 ! per cent
bond. rcaconci today va, slo".G0o making tho
total - DAT. = .l-., 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
ir Stanley GU the Pinmics.

Mr. II. NJ stanlev contributes to ths January nnnber
OF ribners published to-day important article ulon
Tine Plgnles Of Gr~at African Forest. Illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
7 r s IT,.

$40 per set, warranted Dr.. Whit, dentist
70 wears. removed us 6thsNe. above ltt-,
in hitting allng and extracting teeth cssh pau '' ~
geld and plStlRa avtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

MEASURES FOR BETTEHING TIiHlH -,
-rFTE-T IN MAKING DESEEIIONS fH"H"
Washington Dec 10 CSpeciaD.-The facl '"H' uo
ruubcr Of dcsertons from the Army ma Hi''''' W
creased recently has been gratifying 10 u0 $3.50
o, War Although the number OF u"Ne' t" -. -
large at this season OF the year, coihP'i' ~
rosnondinc nertods Of previous years shows per
ceptblc difference for the better. 'oH''u'
the enlisted mans comfort and convenience "@'
,l+od in coma instances in creating for MN ncl'c'
surroundings than the majority Of the worKhg pe'p'o
n, cities haze The improvement OF the rauoh ~ NV
increase Of the vegetable allowance the e,Vdp"
OF the post canteen ard ;he purchase VI ~" ga
have contributed TO greater contenmcnt aihohS Wv
enlisted men, and been the cause VI '"'
showing in the number Of dcsernoh' ,ior
Tho War Department has now under coh9iuc'''i',
no Con los seninr the hours Of sentry duty WHO"
IN ,ho.e times Of peace Is about the only really VN0"
sor,,ce The svstrm at present compels cach mo" "
IN cuard duty about one day in five. IIierc a'o
who look upon this a hardship anu u II P'Vf -,
make this duty take one day III soVeh' uo.ie
with night duty altogether one P'Vl =
.ou,.tes the selection from volunteers OF oA' l"O "
each nos, 20 perform night police duty rece'"'S IVA
r. ,r,r, ft+v CENTS a night additional to regular SUI
co rav This will do away with any interruptions
-, tho nights rest FOR the remaining ehlistou O''
I'm the other hand the dcsertcr VIII ho'c''',
mana sov.rcIv dealt with. The systcm OF fecoi'S N'P'
nv The Medical Department. noting h''iu'cH
ca, pecnI,arjtes of enlisted men, has prove" 'N
uahle for reference and has passed t'e
to I. +. fnund that numbers OF men nav nV.i w
800 IN tha ert of re-enlistnG under A>suil'u H|i
f,ar deocrtion An order will soon he IS l'sI w
~ schnGod calling uDOn department SViiI""'i"' y
era' i 'rc,t. regarding assertions, ther causc'
n1 ,,g~ostions of measures which shohm ne tuN w
nrrvcnf them Pest commanders anu NV 49, =. ar.o.t
are 10 DE d ths reward Tor their apprehension hy
civil officers will be doubled making INC "''o"'''
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CHIEF ENGINEER DE vALlN's ArrHcrloN'

CHIEF ENNINLEt III '+''''' -.
,y,sbinp,on Dee 10 (~pccial-A cable az pu'A vas
received al the Navy Department from iA>n""
tc,,Iav saving that Chief Engineer 'h"IIe' J."
VaIin OF ,hc cruiser Baltimore A"n """ Il
,roplcxv. Word was Immediately sent 10 Ms WIZ
i,r,rcr pev,s received from the Baltimore tooN j.
20 Tho effect that Chief Engineer DE Nan's 'ohd'U"n
was much improved, and there was no doubt '' "''
recovery. -,.
Mr.. De Vain is one Of the most popular '"'''
in the Navy and is wchnovn IN N'~mh-''"' "'
he was on duty at the Navy Yard here IF m''
than three YEAR prior 10 bis order 70 me
fcy months ago. lie has been ~ ire N''N .HT
S,ot,ubrr -. ISIS. when be WI, appo'.'u Z" '.'""n
-. ii.fant engineer. lie received hi- E,' l'''''
Mach II 30 and now has the RANK oi ''lh'i''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

A LARGE DISCREPANCY BETWEEN HIS STATE
,,.>,7r Avn THE As,IGNEE'S- CASHIERS
TESTIMONY PETITION OF THE
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
WHEAT. so. ..

Jrif go 80 go 50
cash quotations n,tr a., follows l.olr steady and
.l,.-.t No. -pune wheat 1>'.ai7-c, 70. 8 -pin-
wheat f',a s5t. no. - ffd. ~.dto-'. 40. corn,
-,.., -. o,t-. - o--'-c, -" Nc. i--c N'
1afiry. nominal. 40. J n,N ~r't - - .lmr Timothy
-0.l 81 .u uf.- pork pr hii. -lo 5ja- -lp co, atn
i4r 100 e. l.e' short ribs side too-' - II. dN
-sta .hnuid,f- oN'u 90 iVa - 30, short c'ar -i'>
iin,,d - ija.t co. nh>k'f. d-i'r,' finished 2ooi>
t.f GALLON sugars
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFElEo on the spot ruled stcady and quiet prices
shovnf, mo- material change. No fat bean quoted 19c
sales $50 bags undcsciibd 80 = ls'.c Ma sraGe, IN
800 piculs Tmor 2='4e and T. SEQ bae Go,srnla,en.
"ga,.S a slight DECLINE. Early sales showed lO.sc, Of
Ia 10 points, and hi, followed By further drop cf }
,. cn-inp a steady in the face ~ caoit
avTc gained !. 4. t"'ranccs of brazilian 'oi c
nom aIrr To the In.t,d stat since Mach :, 5l dgs.
u,,nburg cio.od gar pis better lp quoted lady and
cI,hang. again higher. E"sua. hl>t > pov good see,
ond $50: cNchangc ,prlNatH. 22'i tec'iDt-, 900
bas, Rio clcaiancc- for United state 1000 bags total
..nrk ci coo has: santos receipts. 1upO bag Hio d.
Janriro April Complementary ln',.al S"'h IN santos,
100 OOO hag, Rio clcaranocs T. L. ;: sinc' MaIch ~:
IL 00o l,o. >anto. c,ai,nccs T. - - since March -,
loco: Santo, market firm gooh ave- -, St2' , 70
i,c.nts a, Rio Jlv 1850 to \ ~ ], 1880, l,c1J ntO
10. sane time 1889. 3.jj2n b.-S; sair time lSSo,
50 600 bags receipts a. >aioa JtN iS' on u Aprii
I.nO -il 900 bags same time lS~?, 2n@H,oOo lag
same time l5ss 9l7 600 bags onu" tbis "a 'n,c'
- J,aIilian coffee from London - tn" ith >'a- since
March l. 30 O00 bags. Total sales here " o'N' iS-'o
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
cpiIN AND PRODrCE MAEhEIS.
..r,.nr. or XrwYnRK DEALINGS.

r,rrEFs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
~,,. Work. showed its independence ot the No'ias
r,, civ 80 far as grain speculation Is concerned YES
,.r.,,v N the Produce ENchanGe Inc W'ea' oi's -
market rolled up an aggregate oi ;,,;,, ouot. A.
ni," ~ the absence of the regular 'hl'a-o i"n .ns
,innns dine to the Western attempt 'o s.dnp v ~ "a
hurlet shops MAY early sold down itvin ~ w,l'orn
p "n, !, -j "a cent, tame cables, me Ncs"1
xe,ther and the large Northwestern arINn .,n.
nsrn reaction occurred in the late dealings .," ~.
nr,ndtinn of reports of crop damage III m ~
I,nnis and Missouri. while the cables clo>ei hnn' a
nne The market ended strong at gain. 9i i'-Io In,
ccmt AS follows: April, =, May, - - '"'N'
sn 4 4. July. - IS. December. :, i ,eh',., ,o. n
cash wheat improved "a cent. WIN sa,r' - o.,
20 600 bushels for export and cooo u"'"'" "
Thc corn market strong on light c1N.rr, xe,aty
dclivcrie, West and strong cables iie' H'.n ,4.
1000 900 bushcl, were dealt IN. ana t"c rhe .o m
covered in almost pant, siric ken NJ w t ~ Z
10 ia cent, Cash lots rose 3-iol cent VII, VIII
export sales of $4,000 bushels here ana "t ",0
bushels at outpcrts There were reports OF o";,nt u,rnt
bushels secured AT the west ior cApoI" Wow o
and insurance paid. . .,~ ,re,e
oats. in sympathy with the leading cereals M weN
strong. and 10000 bushels were taken ps snn'PPi
The options ended up Is for April at 2s -,
for May at - Is: and 3f cent ior .i,e transac-
cents. The covering of shorts stimula,,ea ""'
tlons. which Amounted TO 100000 bushels -, %.
Lard quiet and steady. op.ioIIs ." 81 81
follows: April. s6 As MAY. 81 30; June: =" oo'
The receipts OF grain and -four rrporied yestcrnsy
at rcw York. Philadelphia baltimore ana noS'9n eio
n, follows: Wheat. i6.322 bushels corn 5oo'o,oo
bushels: OATS l11l65 Bushels; total gram ooowyu ~
bushels; -four. 3i759 packages: N Chlcaso; III ,,st
wauhcc and st. Louis the arrivals were: "nss. nss !.
o. 2O5 bushels corn 1.176.C39 bushels oats Zoy''
100 bushels: total prain, 1,52s0l3 bushels; dou''
42,755 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
DOVE = % s. s,'I rrGIsTERED BONDS on DEPOSIT
~, .... s143.oOo. 80 $50 OoS'ooO
THE STOCK MARKET.


Comnarcd with recent preceding days the stock
market to-day suddenly developed r'h'arh""ic
revival of interest The transactions III Inc Gcn-
cral list aggregated l.s.4l? shares, against 2o,
c"n sLarcs Yesterday. - 1886 shares on Monday.
o.. 1oI sha rcs ON last Saturday, and 9?,o2O shares
on last Friday. With the llvcllncNS' sncn n 's & ~
was, there came an appreciation III N"l,s'' "',
moi; decline. which WAS tine cNp'c'e" event
Tho annrcciation was general and not confined 10
one class of stocks. There were. however some
snociol features Phila iclphla and Reading stock
in the early morning led the market III IFS acfiViN
and advancing figures. from VI at the 0ichlns-
40 IS last evening il rose 10 !? u ana c.osru
AT A. and yet the total tranSlc'loN III II a''""n''"
ONLY f. 90 600 shares. or ll3oo shares oi the par
value of - 90 The advance was somewhat "ldeu
hv the covering of shorts but II was S'arirl
by buying for lcGps ,t a ne n"' ',ns made
in the liquidation OF the snort interest," WIN"
is large. , ,,.;. r,
notably strong The purchase hy an interest
controlling the Lake shore; The Zig fo"r
and the Chesapeake and ONO OF
large but moi controlling in'"r'N, III .'
Nocl,cv system is one more step toward merS-
inc of interests which have for a long time cen
antagonistc and WORKING against one ano,h''
without profit 70 either SIDE. ana defrm"u''l !"
the public good. Its importance VIII ~ com
nrcLcndcd when il is understood that 'h" M1rkcN
system embraces nearly all the little railroads IN
Indiana that have no BEGINNING or ending. ana
which heretofore have been iorcrl. or ,n"uan e,n,.
thcy were lorccd. 10 carry on Il guerilla "aria"
f- their cNistcncc. II is one more step taken
toward n stability in rates which * of an I'M
,orfancc to the public equal to that of the share.
holders. Biz Four common stock rose l." - -
o,L rloscd Al that price bid TIE Chesapeake
and Ohio, were dun and firm. with 60 II hid
for the hr>ts preferred. 80
In The .,ranrcf, Eocl, Island was feature with
an advance io 90 1-~. and CLOSING ~ ., -
hmt ali ,hc sranccrs. while duh. ruled firm I,cn-
ware. Lac,awanna and Western opening cN"ifi,
drnd ~ l3i 3-e. ~ l3j - nearly r''"N't|l
IFS dividend and II closed with the concession
nf Is Ter cont from its highest figure. Nrhlsnn.
Topcka and Santa Fc stock responded +" III"
connauy's irlrovcl business hy am advance ("
- o,es - Missouri Pacific WIS SUBJECT :"
continued pounding bccar>c NJ" "poinfS Of
doily financial papcr aye suppo,cd io indi'ic 'l"'
Nr Could is avor>c io any " hull movement ~ IN"
moment I'rion Pacific was dnll and for that
rca.sp was noini Of attack 'o Offset the tore
of me general uarhci. hui Oregon short ana
Utah Northern with sales of only 100 M - Il
g. scd al s. bid.
The marl,c, closed firm generally. at close 10
tItc h,sf fi-uf,s
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
1HE NTd7E or TRADE.

Bai,lmorr. April o,ton nominal m.ddnc ~
II -. lour Very dull haagcd. Whfst ->onin ri
-. ~.v; fultl. ScooGc loneberrl ~ d7fc ~. o'1
II steamer 20 rcd So. Western steady; -"
winter I'd. spot and April s3h ds3'sc May. SidS's''
july rILr bid tor.->outl' RI nominal Wh!i', -"
tuc yellow 3Ji.d3,c. Western nrncs, WlN"d, si"t,
3i4d.io-r: Apu. 3,'td35i2c. Nav. So, die un',
3. i.a3.i i.c July, 3Sd3S+c August. ~ I3o't.
steamer 3JG3JIat. oats = ads ana uncAans a. hN'
n.I and uf,hanr0d Ila, stead prime to choice
timothy, IL. 5Ud-IJ Provisions -t'1dY ana ui hanK'd.
Iglti,r cs-i AID unchanged Eggs .t'adf a. -
Petroleum -tfauy; hn'1. 10. t0i'r qNi.ti l'o
,..sn.- faif. %. Surar -t"ng, ~ -oiL So.
, .f.,.f -t.aG.. refined l-'-HIJ.. WhI-kc, him;
Il ird4I T. fr,ght- 70 Liverpool t"f - amer dull
ana unchanged. ncc.ilt> Flour. 7.'io ehs Nh'at
"a. 500 bush corn. lIl 600 bush. olt-. 1000 bush
0.. 1000 bush shipment. Iont ''-' hP-i what.
$4,000 bush, '"ri. III t'V' iN,h. 'dIr7-Nh''t
IL 600 bush, ,ofn. 10000 bush. ~
400 hn- AMI 800 SACHS ,osn 1000 bush; oat, 1000
fu.l -ln.t- $50
iaia,o. Ai.n Wheat 40 hard duh. win
sale. of 4 caf- az ullac. closed at %. car, No.
%orf.,.rn sold ~ 9Oc cio-'d At o.. Winter Grade
- I'd. w.ih = rood c.naud. . ar, 80. r'd -old ~
i.dh5Dr and / car eNtsa No. whit at $40. un
tf,rh. so Toledo was f.rrl ~ r3.sr. g.. Z.
un-.it.c q. 'uf r'uNf rails lower ar SO yellow
-o.l n 3sf. SO. 8 yellow ut 3J.a3'ltr > cIf-
so yellow 4, 80 .c. J.. cars 80 AZ 33 d3jo 10 ar
so ~ 33l la3ir. on track. and ). 600 Lush ~. -
ti'. ai.AH. paf- quiet and wfar 40. whit,
.a.rt- SO white --f. 70 nIN'd. 80. 'ilrr
arr' unrhInrtI Krrrlf, Wh'a.. = 600 bush corn,
- OfU hu-n. ~hlnn MS Nhrat 22onn bush.
chicago. Aprl ..-rnr leiains :utnr, rns'i - ioI.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
s. faH, ,,a.s * BEEF fAMSaf,d pa gSt q oo&

s' 5's.s =, Sir asi2 s,.Hs
oGS e n ap,ss nd demand oo Soo%,s
sisaldcS: II'S, Is asaEs gSsa sss ss:.ss s
iSS s G' sd S s FsS sSeas 'S g. Smoked d. s
af lea l'SsS Js 5esS n
s; 1fy e srs Sss ds 70, aPsase Il.
steady "cash' quoted 600, City steam dull; auii;'
sa % Sy S' s.a % ASr /. cs S:d . Ss' a;sc t. sa 80
June closed at soc asSed Jgy closed at cole Sept
Continent quoted at O. i0eaoc; South Amerlea sase
te"dng Il" ,STy eqer' a ssSns
New Butter-hlgin Crearsry' fancy: 2ie2ihc; Western
do FAIR to good I2qlec state Dairy halt Tub, and
rails, fancy ?2c; choice i2a2le; do good. l5a lec;
wcn % Imitation atom crcam' S ~ choice asS sSsV sood 6a
l5c fair. loo i2c Western Dairy, choice. l5aIOc DO
good i2ai+c Western Factory fancy leal7e; cholcc
& 9S s iis Teoga cream crSsmc pair, and [asors
ia i5c Western Creamery 70ltc; state Dairy, tubs
apey @ Is State s5 eS9S D,r sp sS sSd tubs,
iSai7e &c chocc % i$Si5c fa 70 good ioSi%c s sa.:
rcdG Ps l4c : aS wSss Dr sS'f snS FaS ' to
trading Continued @cdcrat want. Of lesl 'our,,..;
~ coIorcd' lie FartoF, IN ior dio',c choice.
COMMON AmS. sS' s@s !? 6Gio a. sar6 Penn.yyans
oa oa l,r arrival AID demad STAT ana , rsa
;yNania fr~a; liL1l i,c; We-t,n frc,h '+9l -.
wr-forn fr "a, i4Lc: Duck o6a3oc: ooo-o. G0d70c .
SCGAR-RAW-Qui't. but rcnolally steady .aes 32S
hhd- aud 7SO lag- Nu>rOkado. - test iFc. Fair
fning quoted At 1916: Centrifugal 9j t-t 80. .
REFINED stead and por' a'iivr. Crushed. e Crt
Loaf 7c: Cubes Gir: Powferei GLc; Gfanulatod. 80
6 ilic Mould .A.' G3.iGc Conf .tionors' - - 2.c
Standard sac. or - 9-G0 J'se Whit" FN'ra
.'C'' Sa5sc; Extra &C." 5'.e5'.c; &C." i'.d5c Vel.
10" "SrtIEiSf-oulct ard gocoang.d. Western LARD
quoted 7i2c Oicow1I garnr city. I'-c
Tkr.LOW-iIad light d'm1nd. Prime CITY quote
a. -6a the 80 sales reported
. TEA-S,le, to-day by auetion $3.50 Pkg, a. follows :
M0yunc- II y-on 81 l9c Yogpg II sOn. loG332c. I'M
porial lO02 &C. 6unpow6rr To- ijsc Ping >uevYoung
Hyson. I3@0lic; Imperial l9e "nnWwder. l2a5Ve'
J, nan-pan-ff!,d l3o ..}c Basket do lJa.oc; Sftng
5s'; Cougon. 9ie0e3c India and orang" Pekoe' li-e
23c OOong, Foimo-a ljn20c; Annoy, lldl1c'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

,OT1ON-On the spot quiet ana ,t'1dy piee, ua-
changed Sales. 80 bales for consumption. r1it re-
rrint. today 17.i bales against ll-j ba"' Uni, u'V
,,si week and l9jI bales thi> day last year. sinc:
S"nt.n,c, receipt. the port agsrs1t'd ,115 10,
ha,, against So bilfs for thc corr sio'2 tMe
last year. ., .t.-.iec,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Ordinary So.
STAINED.
,;.od Ordinary

tod Ordinary gl6 Low Niddln- ........1Ol-
-, ,.ad Ordinary 5.lO Midlng 10 lJ-lG
TlI. option marNr, mad SLIGHT advance to.diN, 'Hs
ti.fc .ittlc lfr To- tr' tftl"' i-N'Ip"' S~|f''
,,.i. ftin, more encouraging and This eftN"! - q
.rreh,ning factor. Poit frc"ip- "cr o'u'N hat ai-r
lt AZ dd not Affect thr situation fir,- -iln'N -"'
,i {, un this crop and alol lgh' ON nNt crop oit-
tip.llg quiet AID steady. Sal - 'u 'u pa. -, s,i
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
COTTON MAEKETs-nY TELEGEArm.

Liverpool. April :, ,. m;-Coton-The sales Of the
la, tacladrd D.1uU bales American.
Future, cio,d barely steady, Amcrican-Mldilig, low
l,ug CLAUSE Aphl delivery. o.6id buyers April and
W,, d,li,rr, Il G,d4d huycr. May and June delivery
Il .,6td myrS June and July delivery ll-6id value
Jul, and August delivery, 1854 sellers August lie
livery l3-6,d sellers; august and september drlifrry
Il ll-od sellers September delivery, hil-6id sellers
Sct.nti and Oc:obrr delivery 51Gtd value; october
sna November delivery. = 5o-Gid sellers -,
Galveston Aprll lotion nrn; middlng, 10 lD-lpc
low mlddling i-l6c good ordinary, lOc; net ana
gross receipts 1854 bales sn'S' 20 bales S'ocN "'''
bales. tam, 49,. oo,
Norfolk. April 2.-Cotton quiet mlddling. lle net
and gtns receipts 900 bales exports coastwiSe 80 bales
.alcs 90 bales stock. 2lSio bales. ~ $500 ,,
savannah April . Cotton quiet; mlddling, 10 l1-l"c
low mddins, 10 I i.iGc good ordinary loc net ana
receipts. o53 bale, export, coaSt"i7r '4S o'
Ncw.O orleans. April lotion ,tcadyi mlddllng ilc
296 bales cioss receipts. 1884 bales exports Coast,
wise. 3ii7 bales; sales. lioo bales Stock l33 f'o
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE GENEHAL LlSr.
STOCKS

SALES. CLOo!Nd NO.
.,ocx. shares
org. Hg't Low't lina- BID AsAd Sold
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
OIL MARKETS.

oil CIV Penn, April 2-Natonal Transit certificates
onenrd at ~ a.c hehc.t Slc; lowest, sO4c; CLOSED
s.rc. Sales, ef9ooo bbs; charters. '5'lio bblS {;
,hipmcnt- : O5S bbl~ G3Ofo bbl-.
iltfsburg Penn. April 2-I'ctiocum nfmer National
Transit certificates opened at ac closed s2ac highest
s3c lowest, SOisc. .
Bradford Penn April 2-National Transit certificates
opend at sls.c; closed soho highest, S2sc; lowest
sOi.c; clcaranccs, 1874, 900 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
rrroprAX FrNANCIAL MARKETS

London April =. I y. m.-Con-ols % l3.lH for m9nry
and u.s. Tor the account Canadian Pacific, !ir M'Ni,ah
ordinary 81. IT. Paul common, 70',i kradlna :, -
Money al per India Council bills were at"t''
today 1T ad o l-1Gd per rupee The aI"nt Il
bullion :hc Bank " England on balance "'y i
100000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

Mining comosny first mortgage tonds. due January H.
i.3ss q claim against Marine National Bank New
Y0ss sS 90 g f9s R'o City consolidated stock
coupon bond- dge N9ys%bsr lseo and Canal oso
Long Island ,G%snyb b,Ss SOL
sio 600 Toledo ST. Louis and ID Kansas City H. H.
10 sSsrcs Se|.York Life Insurance and Trust Com
p''S y Sni Shares Mercantile National Bank, 22o.
80 shares Fourth National Bank le5 ON
20 20 sSarr Sar- c Ionaon and NswYor Investment Cor
poration limited ordinary, fully paid Hio ea'h F'
per 80 Shares Dcpen%.c corgc,qsO"
limltd 1 .hsrS. Holland fraSt Company 2is
10 shares Commonwealth Insurance company 'ioo
iGo shares Oregon Improvement Company. 800 eac"
shares National Bank OF commsrcc 800 each 2o'a
% shares shares n@S Mor NSrG" Ks and and TcS. ts H. 7
20 shares Twcnty.thrd ward Bank. io5 ..,r o,
2I5 shares the smyh Manufacturing Company OF
so shares Stat Trust Company. 1873.
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE
1888. 1882 1890 -
Number of milcs Isi,5ao 1870 'S 1866 ltc5
sS Sr r'S TO- 5pc n N:A s sss 900 idaso9 ' coo
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN: o,
E:%sf' %,5, ~:' s. ss 55s5 s5
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
S:"| e i~ e? ;ss: 'as Is
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
,,,. -, t,., s1ss- 1890 1890
',rni,c. Al $50; jl9 ~ ~ 332 81 $50. 40
Operating expenses l'l'9'-'- '''"'''' i''
~ ,rni,,s sAss ot7 si27 40 s7so. Oo6
~, t.,r, -''''' 7iI3SJ 7Gi $50
Surplus for Feb ....... asl16,530 S2',2O7
Jan ,V r'' - "a Az el3 - s7Gojs - 3CG $40
,....,t.. o..oo.os 900 oot $50 lj3 JGi 90
months ssGg $50 n 231 sos - - .S'ii
First charges l'i00''i ''-"''''
sur,u. for . months ... as25O 9G6 s2is O56
1883. without the auxiliary lines
ID frl
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TIE BOND MARKETS

The Treasury purchased So 800 bonds per
cents So 800 ~ 1s: and { - per cents S'."pu
a, los ~ Ai the stock LNrhi'- iAcr' WIS mo-
business ,iorc iu Government bonds. Annexed
aye The quotations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-12
THE PROMISED MANIFESTO.

The Amti-raruelt Nsmhcrs OF the Irish
Parliamentary, Party speak.
LONDON. Dec. l0-rhe ant parueil
mcr,lers of tho irish parliamentary party
hayo issued their promised manifesto 70 the
Irish people. la thls they say: Feeling
bound 10 protect our country cause, at
whatever personal sacrifice we found our
selves under the sad necessity of terminal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-12

icf item, OF Interest from T-very Cor
1cr OF Vermont Tostmn~tcr~ APP
pointed Personals. Manufacturing
Notes, iircs and Minor Items.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-12


\ special from Durango, Col, says:
Saturday night Thomas Franklin, a car
penter got into an alteration with a
couple OF Indians in soioou at Atmago,
New Mexico. lie struck both Indians
over the head with billiard cue,
k,Umg ONE instantly a4d seriously iuiurmR
tu, otnor Yesterday morning NpacucS
came to Arama-o intent upon Franklin S
scalp Lu. the sharin Sacretoi nim in pile
OF soUlu-f and the lutieus were uapb.e 10
mad h'u Great excitement prevail, and
the Indians declare that tu.y only want
justice The entire populauou ar, attend
ing 70 business with SIX shooter strapp,l
around their waists, AMI a number are car
rymg Wuctes,ers TO be prepared lor an
emergency.
You've frozen your eurr,' is a common re.
NJ r.,. Batuu in Johns2ns Auodyue Lut
nirul
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-12

DCBilN, Dec. l0-Mr. BoIkin the acting
editor OF United ireland who was to-day
deposcd by Nr. iaincu, IN an interview
subsequent to his reno ,al, seid that the
edition Of tie paper which Mr.. parnen
ordered destroyed, contained many rasoIi-
tons lhat bad bean adopted by provincial
Lrancue, of the National leugue opposing
NJ. parncLl. IL contained also a cpble dos
patch tron Mr. Hrlcn saving: "AliIe
by my Instructions instt moderately, but
qua non.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1890-11-29
MARRIED.

On November 9th, 1890, at the Reformed
parsonage, this city, by Rev. Calvin S. Slagle,
George Z. Bowman and Miss Frances V.
Cover, both of this county.
On November 25, 1890, at the parsonage,
this city, by Rev. J. U. Asper, Howard +.
Myers and Miss Molie C--powell, all OF
Pleasant VALLEY. this county.
On Nor~atinif 81, 1890, at the parsonage,
this NNS Rev. J. U. Asper, Edward ".
Becker, 5t Hampstead, and Miss Alice R.
Lippy, of Mexico, this county.
On November %, 1890, by Rev. N. j.
Miller, at the Reformed parsonage, Manches,
ter, Nd. AEiphrey Baughman, of Linaboro,
and Miss Laura Elizabeth Roser, of Melrose,
both Of this county.
At Hagerstown, Nd, on November 10, l 800,
II. S. Faance, Daniel S. Rooms and Miss
Annie NJ Elseroade, both of Patapsco, Car
roll comfy, Md.
On November Is, 1890, at the Lutheran
parsonage, Silver Run, by Rev. II. C. Fultz,
George f. Shaffer and Miss Laura C. Lawyer,
both of Silver Run, Nd.
On November 6, 1890, at the Lutheran
parsonage, Silver Run, VIM. II. Shank and
Miss Elizabeth Miller, both of Silver Run,
Nd.
AT the Lutheran parsonage in Manchester,
November %, 1890, by Rev. C. NJ. Eyster,
Emanuel Zepp, of near Melrose, and Miss
Mary Ann Baugher, of near Abbottstown,
Adams county, Pa.
On November %, 1890, near Rayville, Nd,
by Rev, j. P. Koontz, Charles Taylor and
Miss Malinda Winehold, all of Baltimore
county, Md.
AT the parsonage in Uniontown, Novem-
Der %, 1890, by Rev. G. W. Seilhamer, John
Ii. Shoemaker and Miss Mary l.. Fritz, both
of Carroll county, Nd.