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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
BOSTON CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
PREPARING FOR MEETING THIS Month TO
sURpAss THAT OF FEBRUARY.


Boston, March % (spcciaD.-The championship
rames OF the Amateur Athletic Union. to be gwen
on saturday night. April l., in Mechanics Building
undcr the auspices of the Boston Athletic Assoca-
tion promise to lie interesting than the eXhl-
hilton that was given month by the same assoca-
tion The 81 900 trophy, given by Bailey. Banks
A. Biddc Of Philadelphia. TO the club scoring the
greatest number Of points, is beautiful work of art
II is understood that the officials on that occa-
sion will be nearly the same as at the February
meeting OF course. the Trimounts llarvafds ana
Others will have representation, but changes VIII no
made I'm the minor Offices. Robert X Pritchard. the
Staten Island Clubs star Jumper. says that he cN-
meets to compete in all the jumps. lie considers
SAM Crooks the man to take the standing hi-h
lump, but hopes to get the place. The stand
ing broad lump will lie between Ford and Crooks. and
the three standing jumps between Ford. Crooks and
q. 5. Robertson of the Trmounts Eugene Buckley
saws the hop step and jump ought to 90 TO Ford.
A. A. Jordan the Ncw-l DIRK Athletic Clubs pet
athlete has lust received the 500 prize. by him
from Malcolm w Ford I'm the weight throwing match
which took place last November. lie says that ne
will probably enter for the hurdles and pole Naiu
for distance. He has not competed at all this
winter, but is always in fair trim. lie realizes ta'
he has hard task before him c win the hurdles In
the pole vault he hopes 10 make a good showing.
III don't know what ! shall do ahOut the indoor
championship said Malcolm W. Ford. the all round
shall train for the meeting however. and if ! find
myself in good condition VIII enter for the INV anu
ward dashes and the various jumps under
stand from Mr.. Cornish that we VIII jump on soLl,
This will neccsstate a path 80 feet long. II inc
soil is rolled hard. everything Will be all right nn'.
If the ground is not hard 1t VIII be worse etn f or
when your spikes dig into the roots, you may be sure
they won't Slip ,
and the sale Of tickets already indicates that the
financial end Is all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
yHE SLAYER OF TURNBCLL IN COURT
SHOWING THE CUTS INFLICTED BY THE DEAD
MAN BEFORE HE WAS SHOT

MAN BEFORE HE W ~ >hVl.
James F. Hyde. the ticket Spectator who shot ana
titled William Turnbull. another ticket SPECTATOR III
front OF the Fourteenth street Theatre on saturday
night was arraigned by Policeman Toyc. OF the Nine
seenth Precinct at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday and charged with the crime of homicide
Rove said that he inside the theatre about 80
o'clock when he heard a pistol shot. lie hurried
outside and there found the two men strlSSnH'
Turnbull had hold Of HYDE with both hands and iNde
who had pistol in his hand, appeared to be trying
10 get away. To the policeman Turnbull said rake
this man. he shot me- The wounded man was sent
to the New York Hospital where he died soon AFTER
and HYDE was placed under arrest
A. Humme and J. VI. Hill were present IN inc
police court in the interest Of the prisoner Hyde was
hespattercd with blood his neobiic was half torn on
and his ewes we're cut from the point Of the umclIi
with which Turnhull had jabbcd him before IN" Sloo
ing One of Ilydes teeth had also been khp,h,u '"1
Mr. Uurnmel called the attention oi JUSTICE NAnt -,
The condition Of his client HYDE was comhilltNi
without bail to await the action Of the coroner on
morton Of MIR Hummcl the court directed that Hyde
nhotograph he taken that his appearance might be
used As evidence in his behalf.
The body of Turnhull removed yesterday 10 an
undertaking establishment AT No. 80 Gre'nNlch ave
Dcnutv Coroner Conway will make an autopsy I'M,
morning HYDE will be brought TO the Coroner's once
today A statement was given out last nl-ht tlal
several theatrical managers had declccd 70 give a
heneh for the wife Of the dead man, and 10 frns the
money 20 defend Hyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARkrrs-ny rnLras.Aru

n, Ch,ago. March -. Cattle Receipt, 9,oo9 head.
Market steady. B'Nt~. ~ 1Odr1; sttr- y iOa-i 80,
st,ckcr> ami feeder - iodt3 50 COWS. bull, and mixed
~ oudfS 10, Texas ,ornfd str/rs - 9OG-i Hog
cpt~ - 600 head. Market weak. MiN,d. ~ cjf
- p heavy ~ o5dsi 30 light sIdsi 20 ,kp- ~ 5Ot
~ 30 sheep Rec, HtS 5000 head shipments. 1000
head. Market stronger Natives. - 15af6. Western
conf.d - 25a*5 80 reNan, - 55aS5 - lambs. 81 %
81 81
Buffalo March 22.-Cattle- Receipts last e hours.
i2eO head total for week thus far rs $50 head
tim. Inst week. II 40. CONSIGNED through 1000 heat.
= 100 OF which TO New York l2o for sale STEADY,
with fair demand. sheep and lambs Receipts ist
- hours 1000 head total Tor week thus far POO head
FOR same time last Wrih ,6in0 CONSIGNED through $40
head SEQ NJ which b. NcwNork 1000 for sale sheep
stronger lamb steady and unchanged. Hogs Re-, pts
last - hours $50 head total or week thus far 1850
bead for time last week 1000 consigned through.
800 head. sSNl ~ which to New York > sale;
market dun and prices shalr lower mediums and HEAVY.
~ 3tdsi 80; mixed. - - Nof>cr~ pigs - 150
~ 20, other er'de- unchanged.
81 Louis. March S2-tattlr- Iccript~ head. ship
m'nts. 300 head. Market steady good b native
steers - 3OdS so fair a. good do - tOd$i 10 stc rs
ana feeders ~ iO"Ti 30: ~ Hogs
Receipts. 500 head shipments 100 head. Market
steady far To choice heavy SASS Is packing grades
Sidrt 10; light. fair To best ti0s4 ~. ~he"p-ke.
.'pts 200 head shipments, 400 head Market stronGt
fair to choice. SidS5 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

OCEAN FRE1GHTs-The steam berth market was
generally avoided by shippers, and In the absence Of
business rates grain still nominal. ChartQrng
was Inactive. MISC ELLANEOUs CHARTERs-Ship
"A. McCullum Baltimore To Francisco coal,
British bark Fredeca arrive St John TO Sligo. deas
sos; British bark Arcturus. thence 10 Dublin, 5Os
British bark Kate Burr thence TO Belfast deals sos
British schooner Calahrs philadelphia to north side
private terms bark J. b. Kobci hence TO
Matanzas, lumber, 81 so: schooner Louisa A. GiOut.
hence 70 ManzanIlla and back 81 $50 and port charges
schooner Belle Brown, Newport News and Norfolk 10
befmuda and back 70 Ncw-YOrk Boston. 81 $50
port charges British bark Emily, Bridgewater %
tiontevideo lumber s12, Rucnos Ayres 812 30 British
snip Accrinetcn. John Bristol Channel deals
obout c1.70o ~ " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

rInt.r Nxp MIAL .ILor E-Th,rr was 's-- lie 20
"f ho'a,y rp. ar,a,e !oia.r' no"c,gr .,, .sS
irla san + 500 lnl. D5;t5 ei'- ior e>l@, g..
Guiding .oo M. Low ~, AZ - l,g- 80 ~, XXI,
s n NH az ,;l s"" at . f" ~ 5aos M
, MG'N + n ,'"' a ,,as- q, quotation, yly
MI Extra W',t ini'r, - 81 ~ ~ VIVA. low rad
=. i,'a ,, t., f.f To- hoi,. ., -5a-i b, 'an,l - 4o@
= 80 ,,.on' oii' Sprns What low c,rl y 5d
ciar r! Boz. -o Ee NE''r, t ''%iG P
to ,hoic' - '94s' 90 iAnc' 40 ID, DO ro 20 10
;, o Market c1.'d Hrn. sol TIERS FLot n
lad l1, aqe' but r.. wr s 1%s y, "4 r,,S and
r,mly f>'r,. --,0asi 50 rrteq', - .,a - 90 go;
III. >al.ranc = ,se.5 fane, ia mali e, =
- or ~ NJ Go 'n' ar a. Il S4.i 80 toEN
NAL stead. il.oD WIN gDo , d at = 25as- o.
rI,NIN -WnEAI- Professional operators, again con
,oum. Of tr,dar Will, nrc'uaton- S,r gannn,d
within tn marrow limit o. ] M United a w. n,
-tsrS l~i'ninr trG-,e tion- chiens m May and iuiy
I op,aed a., $50 asain.' IT, ,' - ' Ina
loor,a b di'nc on TO - .r,c les, ara,, .aa
Ultimately closed i-..c lower following thc amt al .ne
Gd ,npr,ss In the c,r,nec, over 10 600 bush being
d' 81, %1' ''' and Gad mai, naueag The we, , re-
s'N,d .u So and iaor ea-i,r and Non~.,,rn ar
,,rs,G ,d,an,c cod weather prevailed IN the North
d 'g%Gau s Wa a., c"ds ,I IN s . %P'
,nnt toward deer A. Of about zoo 600 bush Interior
,rN,, today l"f,ois bush er'nr ana 80 hN>h
vmcr Sa6sd r,scl, $50 o".s c@il"s so fg .,
a.rn, On the curb May bi"hr 10 soeaeS-.' on tfr'r
,iicnt advance noted in some ',Ng- About 1900
silus "G Gcnana '" va, hmel ',' snail lots
Sr,~ 800 bush .uturr. 1000 bush SPOT. including
,tn,rl.d winter red. .o4NS-tt SO = req 'l'., nee %"
lald. eo, a9o.c a,eat DO IN s,Grr GaoIcd g. 'S5'
S NS quo S, o. IS aiol I.'n cg,s S'
de- Aprl 81, -ng AZ - 80 go MAY oS"s9 Loo closing
Al ~ June. a. 90 is lov closing AZ q &C. DO July
50 soc glo-ng AZ so''e 90 AaE@'' stss III closing
Octolsr closing At s1lc do NoN,mb'r closing at 800,
do Dr,,mbrr s''t"et &C losing at - -. IL T.
Stead, and IN moderate request Salc' 5000 hH-h I'M
.r,,.d near by 5,s, delivered for export Western. In
Ia, Loads quoted 5Oisabi STATE. -, aabec Jana
d. - a5-c BARLEY iiei a slo" inquiry BAR
LILY MALT n'hanf'd an" uu ''hN II" spot
market had "a look. on continued light of'fine~ and
snull receipt, irr" lic.. however showed no material
bought less lifFA 'hIi ~ LOO bush
here and - 6O0 bush At out pcits besides tn local trade
demand very moderate. OPTIONS ruled weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. March 22-2 y. m-Consols, % 5l6 for money
and 81 715 for the account Atlantic and Great Wcsrn
trustees certificates 33 Canadian Pacific
74L Erie second con.ols. l0i4 Mexican ordinary
37i2 st. Paul common, 10lo.
Money, 3d3i. per cent
Paris sd>ce> quote per cent ientcs at 81 francs 90
eentmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.

CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND MACKINAw
1853. 1880. 1890
Number OF mile, .... ~ 900 $40
: eond ia March. 800 $40 ~ Hlo,1'B
Ian / ia March IA 81 Op3 100 16S 1913 $50
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
second week In March t.tSSll So Nul
Ian 4 10 March IL o.. ....... 2.lyG.705 2,3i3,3IJ
COLORADO MIDLAND.
Numhcr 81 miles . ...... 2G7 267
second week In March, 40 % rd-,ial $4,000
Jan. / ~ Marri II III .c55 ".r.o1I 331 .oI5
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
Number o; miles ..... 307 3j6 $50
Second week Ia March. H2blio r26.3o9
Jan. To March L. 300 2si.3s
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
Number Of miles 20 20 20
second week in March fj.jjS si237 SJ.OSo
/ March IL 81 .UO3 b6 30 81, IjS
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
Number Of miles ..... Az jjS 55S
second week IN March. >i3 40 TDd, 100 S7LTio
Jan. u March H.. t25327 55i,5J3 567 03Y
KEOkuK AND WESTERN.
Number miles
Second week In March. ....... S505i $8liO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
HE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 22-Cotton firm; mdang, lisc.
Flour quiet and unchang d. Whest-sonihein inner
Fuitl a-jc; ongbcuN. 1l0s7cj N'A- : southern ;
- -r, steamer 80. . SOQolc. Weston steady ~.
vrt4r f,d spot and March -37-0sfc, April. isc; MAY.
s.a-j-c. july s3c asked. Corn southern iary a,tNe
and -fady: Nhtr $685. yellow, 31d31c Victim Irni
mN,d pot a6o3ji-c; March and APRIL 30 49, May,
3G go JUNE 35i203jr, july, 3fi4 03'-r AN-usl
g. 0... - .tarcr. Q3jc. oats hrn; southern ana
Y.nu-fl,aul -7a3O western white. ~ 3D -rf 40
mis,d = -'ac. GRADED 40 whit. 3oq5o9c Rye
n,ininaily fair At ija57c. Hay dsni prime T., chocs
timothy. III 50Qfl3 Provisions hrn anu nn.hanI l.
Petroleum steady. refined. 72jc. Coffee du.l buy mn
Eo .argos- fair 2Oioa.of,c. Sugar steady \ -'f,
j.lGc. Copper steady. refined l-'5Hi 3'-r. hi-n
firm AZ ~ o90 II 10. fi.ght- 20 Lt'ipoy' per - az
duh and nc1iy nominal cotton. trfi nofi. 10
ain. Cork orders. ~4i- 81 L. .llf>-i lp-i.
J. 23,j bbi- wheat, HOOD bush corn. 2puV push
oat, 5000 bush. rfe. 800 bush. >hiplfht--l lo;i.
10 500 bhi.~ wheat 900 bush corn lo''JO Dl'''
Aaie,-Nh.af. 10 900 bush; CON- 80 900 bn-h.
Buffalo March ee.-wheat-N 10. l hard. dun and lover.
closing at J54r. 40. Northern, -i't scarce AZ - >
asked $4,000 bush alost ia Duluth -'id. o. ai I've N
rr .atr t.fr- 40 Northern - &C. vlnf.r wheat -fal
Win "A good demand - 80. . f'c sold az SO, ra
80 - white track. Corn 10 fdif MANI anu
price. higher. sales. 3 40. 3 yellow az BE- ca ;
". yellow. 3fc. 40. 3 At Bic. an No. u
:3Lsr on and firm, 80 . So iilte =
80 3 white esc. no . mixed. 26-sc on track 49,
quiet so Canada 6iG9j. 40 , ,nada ''9 ,,
5 extra 5f0 j6c. RYE dull and tnchane d. " '',
s,.adv ana unchanged Koc-.lt> Wheat 1000 nls.
corn l. GOO bush, oats, 900 hu-p sipm'nt--"h' ~
81 600 bush
Chicago. March 22-The leading futures ranged A. I'LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

sc '' ssI $50 900 s77 92l 81 Dec sa7is oss
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED

By the operations of the New-iork sub treasury
i'm the week ended last Friday evening, when IN
cludcd the payment Of S3,227,532 Tor purchased
bonds and the receipt of 81 600 Tor exchange
on other Snb-1Teasurcs the New-lorK bah|S
gained Si.lO7, 2s2 cash. Yesterday weekly Slat-
ment OF the bank averages shows gam OF $2,olV,-
400 cash on the averages of the preceding week.
Following estimate of the condition week
ago, that then the banks held about 81 .OOO,VVo
more cash than the reported average for thai
week." this statement indicates that the interior
movement Of money other than the out2o through
the Treasury was about equal. and that the cash
holdings at the close of business Friday were
about 81 200, 900 greater than the sum reported
for the average of the week. The loans were
further contracted 81 i 80 800. The gain reported
Of 1881 100 in deposits is $500, 900 smaller gain
than the other changes call for. The statement
results in gain TO the surplus reserve Of $500
G25 and leaves ii at 42J. against ST.. Sos ,92l
March %, 1889. $9,413,225 March "a, 1883, and
SOL $3.50 March 90, ss7.
The changes in the corresponding weeks of pre-
ceding wears follows: 1ss9-Loans in
crease $005 400. cash decrease Sl667.5O0. depos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

Jan. 1 to March H.. o4o'- '''
MEXICAN NATIONAL ,,,
Second week In March. 81 ss0S S7l'57i
Jan. to March H.. .--..-- '-'''''
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
S sS to %e MaT IN Narcn isosiS sO5i0 soo7o
SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE AND EASTERN. ..
second week I'm March Tooo3 ES'23I
Jan. to March H. ',ti' - ''
TOLEDO, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI. a
second wack I'm March Ttt'Y=9 5i'23G
Jan. l to March H.. fo'l'' o.. -, =,
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN,
First week March. $43.3 1924 S36,3ao Feey'.a10yy
Jan. to March L.. i62, 5e3 47o'l9o o'0'-''
CLEVELAND, AKRON AND COLUMBUS.
f f'rs week n March sms gIsSs5 f u 90
Jan. ] to March t., Jo,5o9 l12'ooo 'o''o''
ERLANGER SYSTEM
E% 9' T:s & %si s.s@ s. ssSSS
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PENINsULAR
First week IN March. $40 So93=
Jan / to March T.. @53, il3 2o5ooo
GRAND TRUNK CANADA
W Nq%SCr nG G mia Nscn s. ssss ssssf
Jan. to March s.. 2?lO,s0 3223llo 3,Seoloi
KANAwHA AND OHIO.
iirSt week in Mrrch.. 1895 iis7 $500
jan ! to March =. i7,5-3 1890 4779s
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS.
f,rs' TG to- Mar Ma1h 55 iSS 52S5 1897
OHIO VALLEY KENTUCKY.
First week in March. 323l3 S:3SSo o3
Jan. to Mach - -o'1oo '-'"o'
CHICAGO AND NOHTHWESTERN.
N NOP'T Of q fcBr 'si slcS Ss s5eoss s79o?
jan i to fcb Is. 32i77s2 3l7i,l2S J,0isoo0
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its decrease Sis, 200. and surplus reserve de
crease Sl31Ig5O: lsSs-lOans decrease Sill
500. cash decrease 81 .244.O00. deposits decrease
s. 57g.9OO and surplus reserve decrease S'"p,-
025: lss7-loans decrease S3.4Os,3V0, cash nc-
crease S3OOglO 90 deposits decrease S1,ll2,4Oo,
and surplus reserve decrease 81. 4S,1OO
subJoncd yesterdays statement. compared win '"'
cnrrn.1.nndinn dntn. M lssa nd lsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

s.I.ow Nlddling .......lO $40


food Ordinary - 'N NilrlhI --.----- ''''
Strict GOOD ordinary. - NitiihE
Op,lons were exceedingly quiet TO-DAY. and prizes
ri.tl,t.d within inn-. 81 lob point 'p"n-
ln, -,.- showed a decline ~ lu2 points hrt tm- was
followed hy ri-c u -03 points on -tf.nr"r N'f"l Az.
,..- nnl, react "a points toward the Close "a TX
~ barely .iiy point Joss fof "a" day sales StVV
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

Mar "a - MAJ. p, IS. a. Mar; e q 90. no
Loans ~ -3lji So 500 sl.l.3ll ieo Si'5'3l : ~
Sic.ll' ,c,dr a7D3i 10 3sj9po - - 500
ncna.it. ~ 3,j'c73 leo az 1900 AL 80, 700
Circulation ---.-.--- 'Ol3'V' f'-'' NV
Tho following shows the relation O't"e'" INV ' 49,
serve and the total deposit, at the respective dates
.,i .-95tl 400 So 2ls. zoo ISL 10000
Tppea1 t.ud,r. 100. 30.6il. 100 $3.50 900 -i,'3AoOO
ro,, rc.r,c slo31 s3 500 sIl7 600 sloG @75,2oO
Re- required zoe. -. -
against deposits ?",fo''-'' iiV'''''o'' 49, -,
srr,lus s9i132e5 SCI 995 So 40. "
Per cent OF deposits -'''i ~
The following is Saturday statement III "'t'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

N'rch1hd.st.
lnHo G - SIS - osg 80 s9 g Sg
ports ....-......-. 566-f?23 1'-'-I'' 1851
rv,o.. o., cxno,,. g. s7.e27 .sai
specie and Bpllon. . $500 o., .
I IgSSri, . . ' 544s'5S5 4cs9sis 5'5sas
r,ee.. Of cNport..... $1,000 49, s2llI5s sos 81
Set Baance- oo..
IN ~. OF " 'NI Hlors $3.50 -, .iiSCi4
EIGHT MONTHS.
Merchandise.
July l to Feb. 2s- lss7-'-- lsSs-'so. iesD-'"0
Iuuort, ... :s76. 7O7. 80, sfs3 2-9.313 :j0toIH1
Export, 5oi.Gi6'iS 5iio''7o9 Gill; "'
Excess Of exports ~ 9s927, ESQ $50 2o6 so6 4e2 $50
Specie and bullion.
T%pSG. ',S S5555 80 ss5 70
r\cS.s Of imports. s27s79ol9 .'.......
Net Balances.
F,ce.. Of exports. ESQ s55 80 go 36i illo 1914
THE TREASURY'S WEEKLY STATEMENT.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs Sa,OC6,112. from internal revenue
S2I5.5s4 and from miscellaneous sources
S32O.O5j. against total Of S-.-2J.Jl" Tor ID"
nrcccdiug week During the week the Treasury
purchased S.G51, 900 bonds the payments for
about : 9OOO Of which are not rejected III
The Trcasury's weekly statement. II IS l"lr 10
supposc that the bond purchases mp 10 ana m
GLIDING "Wednesday are rejected IN The weekly
statement but nothing purchased n Il later dai"
Yet the statement shows loss 10 the cash IA
vaults Of 81. 90 JGj, 10 when, aduIHS lh' HS"'i
weekly coinage of STANDARD dollars, gives upward
Of = 200 600 put into general circulation during
HE last week OF course this sum includes the
paymentS made by Sub-Ircasurcs during the pre-
rcdin,g week by purchased bonds which had not
nasscd through the General Treasury at the date
nf lis statement Of March ,. lis deposits IN
National banks were increased $1O3,-O1, 50 that
Le NET decrease in it's cash balances. as compared
with The Drcvious statement. was Sl,OGJ.11J The
nrincipal changes in the vault balances were made
nm as follows \ loss 10 the gold balance OF
81 33S 1863 by an issue of l,o91 20 ccrlillca'eS
less an accumulation Of S75S.sjl bullion; a loss
ia the lcgal-trndcr balance of ~ ,OJ2,123 by a
loss Of S9s242i notes plus an issue of $4,000
certificates and loss 10 the silver balance OF
S3sG.eOs by an issue Of 81 ,f22,l3j certificates
loss an accumulation Of = ,OG5g27 coin and
bullion The liability for the redemption Of sur
rcn6ered National bank notes was reduced
S3l7.G71 so that the available surplus over Ha-
bitics for trust funds was reduced -, lH,o7S.
Snboined is Yesterdays statement, compo red
with that Of March 10
Mar 10, 80. Mar %, 80. Differences.
Gold coin and bull,
certificates
a9a 1888 73i3s1 ss5,3sG6l2 Dee SO 33s 1863
L. : less .o- as. o-, a..
s,'iS o aoi s5S625 55 9sS5 D Ds
Silver dOlars ana
p ,ina,;s ''s % $4,000 23fi3iol Dee. $50 2os
Cash in si9i 77s go oJs ,i7oo ,oa
DfEo,a1I bnnls % s37 49, 2Go,o9s7 Inc. 7o3sol
ro,, balance $50 l25 al sl4o O59 g. - os5 5o
Deduct for funds
held redeem
Nat * notes,
s , @eat tnS es 1851 osls7s7o Dec si7O7
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Cash quotations We're a., follow, sie'f Xrm ana . nH
wheat .lu BE, No. - rd sHa 7"'-r ~ - corn. -
80. 2lic 40. ty'. f2-c, ~ barley. nominal.
raN-D,d. i.'cs primo timothy -ts"i l-Nt f -
pork l~r DBL slo 374dslo 80 lard. p'r Loo e. :" jos
.loNea u ioa 30 short cifaI. ~ic- boxed - ft
So ull-hr,. d-tei,' finished good-. peg ga a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

Tho hank cychanr,. ~ Ncr York Gearing House
and the tock- sold ~ Tho Yor, stack FNrhancr last
week and for the week q The preceding two years com1
a. follows
Mar &C. NM .9 $50. Ma % 800
rxch,nr.. -j-. 2-3 $50 $685. rif .fj -oei go '.tl
~ .I,~.. sold tioani 1906 1855 so i--
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-19
THE GOVERNORS SHOTS.
lie Qualities as a Marks
man--Wayne's New
Officers.

Governor Albeit is a clever shot with
the rifle and with a little practice would
be among the star marksmen in the Ma
tional Guards. He is second on the list
OF those who have qualified on his staff,
and excelled on the long range target,
beating ali on the staff from one to ten
points. His total at five hundred yards
was better than his score at two hundred
yards. lie was only beaten in his total
By one point. General Donnelly has the
top score. The Governor secured ten
more points than were necessary to quail
ify.
The scores this year have been far bet
ter than those of previous years at this
time. and there are eleven days left for
those who have not made the requisite
score to try and reach the minimum
tatal-twenty-ive More decorations have
been won by the staff this seasOn han in
any year since 1885.
The following are the names and scores
of those who have qualified
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-19
sHERrrp's salem cHAscERr or MEN

GHERIFF's SALE IN cHANCERy OF Mem
y Jersey.
Between the Garfield Building and Losn Asssoci-
Mahon ct al, defendants.
II; "a, for sale or moEfgaged premises
ReturnaDle October Term. 1891
William 4. Midige, solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above STATED writ to me directed
and delivered. ! shall sell BY public vendue at I. q.
WsAolnert's Real EstaIe and Apetiioon Rooms, No. y
W isU,
at TIVE o'clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the Appurten-
snees. being the same described In said writ thas
An thar certain LOT, piece or parcel Of lapd and
premises. situate. lying and being III the city Of Ier
seyCity, in the county of Hudson ana State OF New
eight f2sI ID block nd nbeE two hundred al d thirty
four t23tL and cQlored blue on q certain mi ap on Hls
in the ofnce Of the Register OF the County Of Hud;
son. showing the partition Of the lands az Rayonta
in said Jersey City. among the heirs of John R
Coles. deceased. said lot being bounded and de
sopf6ery side Of FolTtgeltT street distant one
hundred and seyenty-nve 90 feet easterIy from
the southeasterly corner OF Mon % onth street and
the sourheFly side Of sad Fourteenth street, tween.
ty:1lYe fsl feet thence snutherly and paralleT with
ohmout street, one hundred uQW feet; tRencs
westerly and parallel with FQurteenth street, TWEEN
ty Ave ts5l feet: thence northerly. parallel. with
!na9psaIt T. street fo ons hgRcsfd .tl0eA, FEET t. tas y
place OF beginning.
Dated July II. ls9u.
sheriff.