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DR.. JOHN l.. LYON,
NO. 40 CHURCH STREET,
The well known and reliable
Botanic and Eclectic Physician


kNUUM H, hOhDLEf BGlLD1N6
Opposite the Pest OEce.,
Side Entrance I93 Crown Street.
ONCE so arranged that patients sac no cue b.
the doctor.
Who has practical medicine In this city since1sss
can be consulted at his Office,
throughout the length and breadth of the United
druga, he has selected choice and potent renedia!s
FROM the vegetable kingdom only. and with vel
the most stubborn and attractive dieeass. Goa.
sumption, that bane Of our eastern climate. which
CURED by Dr.. Lyon. Is msny test1mcniais frcr'
unmpoachahle witnesses attest, Dyspepsia, ths
rossd
sdy discovered by the doctor: In no esss yet hss
painful disease. All diseases Of the Lungs Eve.
and Kidneys, az well as Skin Diseases, and all la
fure are radically and permanently cured In
surprisingly short time ny the aectcr'e I'm tasse
method oftseatsnan1-
TO FEAaAlEa:
The special diseases TO which females are surise
doctor hss made those diseases special stud. &.
as gratifying as it has been complete. Ehetefe9.
all ladies suffering from any diseases incids.;siss
skilled physician and who Is eoasEe:sE =, fFe:
al thos edisesses sna ettaaF permanent care: :
the shcrteat possible siess.
TO aHALES
manhood, etc. and and thenseivss SsakeEsa arc
dehitated, and also these suffering from sesefeai
diseases: Dr, Lyon wtn prove to yon that Re Ger
ments appear In papezs with statemeats Of raEs'
Gus cures which TENT MANY TO SEND FoR ar.e-
WORTHLESS MEDICINES which got caly EAIL q &.
YoRDING TEE RELIEF DKsr2ED, but also RUIN III
PATIENTS CONSTITUTION. Do not trust ycast
self to those ieechss who prey the urtorIuE..
but call at once oE the doctor and Sou Will nszer
Rret It.
He hassuccessfuliy treated naereceses cfsfs:s =
eorheea. Seminal Weakaess and ell Diseases c: .i,s
Operative Organs than any other physciGs.asi' :
and his experience and skill avail in every iStsf
In restoring the sufferer to sound health ana sf.s-
Hundreds of letters from grateful patients cLS IL
seen at the doctors Office.
Dr.. Lyon has discovered remedy wh;chis c-e
tain cure Ter Dumb Ague, Chills and Fever sna az
Malarial Complaints.
All letters sent to the Doctor will be ccnf6eEtas,
| " attended to, and in NO CASE shall con5cer c.
be ABUSED. Write, IL you do not call in EerErts
describing Jour symptoms and duration CT tie Coz
| ease, and medicines appropriate to your cess 81
be sent to your address, or any address yoa dsis.
| BY express In packages secure from obserrattoE-
| Consultation, advice and rBedfciue given for
dollar or more, according &C the severity aud ss
/ ture Of the casa.
Oa.ce hours. "a IA. 90 PIG, open rura.;
evenings.
/
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Muss have More Time.
Probably the work Of the census enumer-
ators IN Connections will be prolonged beyond
June ~ tho date Axsd fox H. completion.
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GsEtxGatsS.
NRW YGNa. AgW SEAs!..
AMB HARTFORD g.. "a
HEnV 25. 1890.
TRAINS Lsars NEW Hlyss ke EeiItoSa

w T:ls vi. Lay INV aayss az. s; .a.x -
ssa .Tss sgs e5 lsmiofd sss s
s5s s M g sis egs SIS, rs;
's1S ST. W:. 1s;ls via Harlem ,,v=r .,so,
For Philadelphia. via Harlem river. .1e:1o p. m.
3d. oE ssson II ss = SusD. sso
EoE Boston Is Sew Londsn and pseviesnse
1855 aed '5;ss p. ral 5ysoATs-*2:iS a. "a, $3.50
FOR Boston. via Hsrtford and New xoss end
EsE Eng'sns T. h. =. e. m @ailSl. .s;esp. N:
q R-f4 IS p n fart ezEa-ess su:spAss-s4 bs
x ter s=ie s!sSs .9is i:s5 hsst to
HaItford2 s:49. s:os t,e::;: eil:os f. m, ists,
si:is sisst. :i;su night to Hartfold,) s5:ts p. ~
SKoRk LINE DIvzEzoH.
ls:ss Say brook aces 1iso m, sis:ss, sss, s:o5,
1885, 5:15 6:b, Ss:5s, 1855 p. a. Guiiford ecc.|
suNDAEs- '2:i aiga', '6:5s p. N.
AM LINE DIVISION.
For EfiddlesoVns vsfIHsraansle, Eta
e. New Haven At ses an rnscs ts
| Willimantic with n. z and N. e. and n. l.. aad n
Z. B. at Turnersviiie with Colchester Branch.
4
| 1900, 1858 p. n.
| NAUGA1UcK DIyzsIoH.
For Waterbury, via Naugatuck Junction withou
| change Of cars, 500 a. m. Sundays-s:t0 q, m.
NORTHAMPTON DIvzszoE.
For sheIburne Fails, Turner's Falls,
| WILLIAMSBURG Aols0ks and rev
| Hartford and intermediate stations train
leave New Haven at 7:22 11:G4 and s4Q5 p. 70.
| For WtlliaEnsburgh> Northampton .
and points this side, at 6:10 pm.
Ef0Ea Williamsburg train arrives at 9:2e
O. NJ, 1898 and 500 p. m. and from Sheiburne Falls
and Intermediate stations ct 1:s3 421 and sco Pm.
LUCIUS FUTILE, q. T. EEMpSTEAD,
| General Manager. Gan. Poss- Agent.
Express Trains. tl.osni Express.
New Raven and Esorsy RallFoad.
TfaIn Arrangement commencing Jan. IL, 1890.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At $3.50, s:20 $40 and 1000 HISS 10. $780, 2:35.
| $40, $3.50, T:s', $3.50 and 11:1s p. q.
| LEAVE aNEOEfA
Al 1885, 6:4S, $685. 9:55 and 1879 1850, $50
4:06 Sic. $50, $50 q.
Sunday trains ieave New Haven at $40 q. N.
| $50 and 1115 p. m.
Sunday trains leave Ansonia 1920 M, 500 p. En-
| Connections are made at Ansonia with passenger
trains Of the Nauget1ck railroad, ard ct New HsveE
/ with the trains of NY, nh. & a. r. r.
New Haven connect at Botsford for all points
| the Housatonic RR. and the West.
| Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive In
-o" " HoPsoN, sup'e.
l Now Hayen IAN H. 1890
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East Rock Line.

cA9RA Notice to Patrons.-On and after
E4N Tuesday, May 18th, regular trips will be
resumed to East Rock Park twice daily, leaving
corner Church and Chapel streets at 10 .. m. and
2p. m. Respectfully,
my3 W. 81. DOOLTTTIE.
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graneEers' Sntde.
SsSsffHss Il q ss@soss Frs&Gzksssefs-
r

s1On Line.
8ysrv Day Exeeps saturday..
Leave New Haven from Staf.nf
Dock. at 1918 o'clock p. m. The
LIEN SOiaN H sIAkIN, Captain McAhsteE, every
SUNDAY, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERAeTU6
CORNING every Monday, wednesday and Friday.
Returning leave New York from Pier 10, Mr., foot
Of Court!andt street, at p: M; the Starin every
uight boat from New York.
Fare, with berth In cabin, tic; stateroom 81
Excursion tickets $1.25.
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival Of
Hartford train, and from corner Church and Chapel
streets every half us commencing at $50 O'Clock
p.
Tickets and stateroors csn be purchased at the
Tontire Hotel, at the Devices News Co., SGa Chapel
street, and at Peck Bishops. s52 Chapel street.
q. VAN VALKENBURG, Agent,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-10

SHELTON, June 3. Businsss q rushing with
lie Derby Silver company. Usually the oon-
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New Haven and Derby Railro-a.

new Haven ana
Leave New Haven.
$3.50 a m Accomm'on
TAO q m Accomm'on
9:20 q m Accomm'on
1890 q m Accomm'on
1855 p m Accomm'on
1886 p m Accomm'on
4:40 pm Accomm'on
5:35 p m Accomm'on
.;35 p m Aceomm'cn
$50 p m Mixed
1l;1bp m Accomm'on
SUNDAY
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-10
THE HU BEARD STATUE.
a Notable Event In Hartford In Mem.
Org OF tho Late Ex-Governor.

Notable Event In hartfOrd In mcm-
Org OF tho Late Ex-Governor.
HARTFORD, June 9.-The unwilling exer-
cises on the statue Of the late Governor Rich
ard D. Hubbard took place this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock southeast of the capitol. All
the supreme court and superior court judges
with one exception were present, and also
the staff of Governor Hubbard, and lawyers
and Judges from other states. The Hartford
county bar met in the superior court room at
2 o'clock, and from there they went In
body to the scene Of the exercises. The pro-
gram for the exercises was carried out as
follows: President, the Hon. Henry @. Rob-
insop; invocation, Rev. Joseph Fl. Twitch-
ell; presentation of statue. tho Hon. Alvin
P. Hyde; acceptance for the state, his excel
lency Morgan g. Bulkeley; address, the Hon.
william Hammerslsy; address, Colonel
Nharlea NJ Inslpn
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THE EDITOR

or q western newspaper uses asslf-cocking six
shooter for a paper weight. We treat our patrons
fairly and have no for firearms. II you need
for sickness or conviviai use pure stimuant, buy
from your grocer or druggst the g. o. Taylor Old
Bourbon or Pure Rye whiskies, and see that the
proprietors' autograph signature, CHESTER H.
GRAVES & SONS, Is over the cork In each bottle.
Unbranded cases sent on request. II
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.

CLEANERS leave New Haven daily Except
- Sunday at 10:15 and 1890 O'Clock mid
night. Returning, leave Pr ok Slip, New York, at
and II p. Staterooms for sale at Peck & Bish
ops, No. TOP Chapel street, and at Klock's drug
store. =
sold at Elliott House.
Fare rs cents. Round trip tickets 81 IS good for
six DAYS. JAMES Il. WARD, Agent.
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Court NOScs.
AnOVyT A YYrrNar

Charles H. Miller of 81 Porter street was
charged in the city court with using cart
or drsy for hire without license. B. Bow
den and his son, Thomas Bowden, testified
but their testimony favored the accused. as
they said Miller moved their furniture from
Fair Haven into the city out of friendship
and not for pay. The case was put over un-
til Saturday.
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MI. HANERsLEY's ADDRESS.


Mr.. Hsmersley begun as follows: We are
met TO perform q grateful duty TO unveil
this statue and to commit to the custody of
the state for all time the bronze form and
Counterfeit presentment" of one whom We
have honored az FIRST citizen and chief mag.
istrate, and have dearly loved az friend. II
IL fitting part of such O ceremony as this
that some loving hand should attempt to un-
veil the living man, and now before memory
has become tradition suggest the imperish
able realities for which this bronze and gran
lite shall stand the lasting but still perishable
symbol. In conclusion be said We are met
to perform q double duty, to unveil this
statue and bear witness to the life work the
creation that this statue IL intended to sym.
bolze and commemorate. Long may
IL teach the lesson of that
life. In this prayer let us join.
You brothers In his profession who shared
with him through many years its burdens.
Of his guard who represent to. day with your
ancient organisation the history and spirit Of
the state he loved and served; you young
mon of the escort banded together to pre-
serve his name In connection with the polit-
ical principal he advocated and the loyalty
and public spirit he illustrated, and you
chosen ones, friends and companions OF his
inner lie, VINO knew more IMAM al otneIs
the beauties of his character and the secret
OF his power all Join In the prayer, "may this
chapgeless form with its "voicelees lips" re-
main through the coming years of our loved
commonwealth perpetual teacher. As the
ranks of each succeeding generation wend
their way through the beauties OF this spaoions
park, the stately halls of legislation, may
they pause here and learn the simple Lesson
of industry, persistence, courage, truth,
love; learn the priceless value of generous
Independence; learn that real greatness lies
not in the successful seeking, but in the Ca
pacity and will fully and brAvely to meet
the opportunities of life. We rejoice in the
hope that this statue we now dedicate to the
future may serve to perpetuate his name. II
is natural, 1t is we'll, but rather let us rejoice
in the certainty that independent of tradi'
ton, history or monument, his LIES creation
is the influence which was the result Of lif'
work a. real and personal power, shall liv'
forever.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-10

Michael Murphy, young man who has
record of two terms in states prison, narrow
ly escaped having a third bout with justice
this morning. Two weeks ago two Smyrna
rugs valued at $13 were stolen from @. A.
Norse's team which stood on Olive street
near Wooster. Lucy Meyer saw the man
who took the rugs, but she couldn't identify
Mummy poaitiyelY. Tho case was nolled.
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provisions. was the most prosperous like period
that the railroads ever cnloyPh.
There is no dis .uising the fact that master
hama W., re iuIr,I Ia formulate AMI make Use
of all these various methods for a depression IN
stock values al a time when the whole commercial
ard mercantile interest Of the country was en-
joying an unprecedented prosperity The dull
ness Of the speculation of course has been an I'M
portant factor in enabling nlanipnlators TO ac-
compsh their purpose. OF IN" causes OF that
duness there are a variety OF opinions. but We
still adhere to the opinion expressed three years
ago, tha. the attempt of the Stock Exchange TO
tear down Others instead of efforts to build their
own business up, has been and is an Important
factor
What interests every one now Is. how far can
or will the unnatural conditions ut the Stock
Exchange he carried: Probably few people real
izc that notwithstanding the dcmoralizatiOn of the
early part Of the week and the so-callcd li1uida
non. !, large part Of the active list closed last
night at prices higher than those Of week ago,
while the final declines in all cases, except in
certain spccialtes. when quotations are difficult
10 obtain are measured hy less than per cent
executing Michigan Central
following is our usual table giving the num-
her OF shares sold Of all stocks. the highest lowest
and final prices of Ihe week, together with the
final prices of n week ago. prcliXed by the average
prices of October l., 1880:
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DED STAR LINE.
IL lnI ,\TWTrP AND PARIS.

DED STAR LINE.
IL fOE ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing y NrwYOrE and Antwerp weekly.
rDrrST,\u v II ,>ttv. October Is. 8. -
S..'nt'c ri 4 IN N..ln..-,.t". OF Der - - N.
CABIN Rates First cs,in. so I'd rpNard ES:ars On,
s., r,.. a. Very low la,,s. -,
rErER wi:TGHT Bon. Gen' AS's, bowling Green.
G AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- stNrt; LINE-Fonr 81 ."'r' weekly HUH ""
et ~ Or HiRMi NGIiiM tiv. o''o'er H. p m
* ,IrY or N-tr STA W. IN !ai. o. 'ol'r y j. lh
= T,IT \UAS>l f. ...... Fr iIy. O.to'". l.. p m.
C t.,\SkSrITy >,t.ri1t. 'p-,. J., 3 D. "a.
- Come ting with Central Railway o: eorra and sAvsl
nah. Tior.iI and Western Raj, ay - 49, | "a %
nnIIhp,fA FLORIDA, sol I'll CAROLINA ALA
HNH All. d'hrn For fr,.cut and ,i>-is a - y
rls 'uICuAG y ". II. nui.Gi G-H Ass
-. ani " R'y SaNannah Fat Linz.
baStAeE iro1'"
wi W. I; tp hc, mt Oc. a. ~,aaT >h,p 60,
N L. ">"'' New Pr 81, North H.S4
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INNANI INEI- s and ROYAL Nal Steamers,

JNMAN LINE t. S. and Royal MAJ Steamers.
FOX otiHNSTOwN AND LIvEHpooL
CITY OF 81 W YORK wedn"siay. o.sbr 10 a. M ~
CRY DC thISrfR Wctar-day @'toor, - 80 :. ~ a.
from Pier a. y. r., adjoining Chri'toghers 81 F:,ry
FIRsT CALM $50 and gpT,ft acSdnS % ~ a .s5:
n .rT So SIErRAGE. so; pTIhE. wlSl'iWI
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Dipioeno Notices

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw.tERsEY.
ll9 LlBERTf.sr, NLw.YOKK. oct; g.. 1880.
4 DIVIDEND Of one AND a HALF per
~ cent has this day declared, payable November
The transfer books will be- closed from "Wednesday,
the 18th Inst, TIL Monday. November 3
j. W. WATSON Treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Dividend no.
NEW.YURk, september H. 1890.
"A q per cent? the capital stock Of Ibis company
has this day been del ar" Taysb on Wednesday the 18th
dav VI OcO,sr. 1880
The transfer books Will BE- closed Monday; the Goth
day OF September 1890 at o'clock p: M and rcopened
THURSDAY. the 10th day OF October 1890 at 10 o'clock
.. III. A. II. CALEF. Treasurer.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
~ BROADWAY y. Y, Octo"t 50. 1870.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i Of TWO PER CENT. has this day been declared on
the preferred stoek Of this CSmpany payable q the ra,S
day OF November 1900 to the holders Of the preferred
stock Of record the 18th day Of Ocobr, 1880 The
transfer books for thu p,eierrd stock VII be closed
october 49, 1900, ct o'clock y. and reopen No
,ember 1, 1890, at 10 o'clock o. H.
WIN. II. BUTLER. Secretary.
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financial nlcetlnes.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY co

MANHATTAN HALLWAY COMPANY,
II BROADWAY. New.YOrk oct 7. 1890.
IT HE ANNlA AL MEETING of the sharehOld.
crs Of tn" Manhattan Railway Comlany will be held
AZ the tonpan,s office. In Sw.York CIV No Il Broad
way tho second "Wednesday IN November next (bring
the 18th day Of aid month. at IL o'clock. noon.
4 board Of Directors for thu tn suing year Is to be
elected. and tire Inspectors OF Election.
The Directors thus elected will be ex-oicio Directors
Also Of the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for
trim.
me transfer hooks will e closed Monday. Oct. 49,
at o'clock p. and reopened Thursday. Nov ia
~ D. w. McwILLIAMS Secretary.
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MANHATTAN TRu ST CO.
CORNER OF WALL A&D NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository for Cour, Funds and
deposits.
Tho COMPANY Is authorized to act as EXECUTOR,
,u.Itl >iKA!oK 90 AkDiANi HEtEttEIE;R and
TRr sTLE; as ttSt Al: ana iHANSthH A"ENI ana -
The company oder, executors and trustees OF estates
and 70 AID benevolent In. ttton' az optional
facilities f,r tho tran,a, ton OF their business.
OFFICERS:
F. O. FRENCH. President:
j. /. WATERBURY,, vec.Prcsident
DIRECTORS:
+. o. French, W. H. W, Capnon Ny.
IL l. liip ,oIl Hoston. 7. !. Coolidge. IT,. Eoston
Aug Brlnori IT,. n. Y. James O. Sh"ldon y. Y.
T. b Isndo ph N Y. A. = Ko-'ntauni. y. Y.
& &. n T. sam. X ShDl'y. Phila
has + lag. N. Y. T.. I. WILTON. y. Y.
Henry ried thlc.so. ]; l. Waterbury, Sx:
Ex. Merton. n. Y. II o. Northcoe, N. Y.
DELAWARE AND HThSoN CANAL COMPANY
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. FOR
~ the pIrpo-" Of asccita.nng IN" names Of the stock.
holders entitled subscribe Tor The stock Of this
Company, to be issued for the purpose OF retiring It's
bond, OF lSp booas VII b., closed from the
close OF business wedn, sday. Oc,6sr 18th. 1890. unit.
the morning Of Wednesday. October pod.
Each stockholder Will be- entitled 10 subscrite for
share stock TO- every four and one-half shares
then held will required pay every
share Of fuaid stock seventy dollars in cash the
Il. NJ OLYPIfANT President
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,oo,

INVITE SINK LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND tNiTtD STAT 5 NAtL sIEAMER
u.oric Oct. Is d A. IL. .I'grnr. NcN, y A. he
Bra M Oct. - no n. ~ tam cN'. 10 ~ sl
Ma $50, t. -. 81 4 n. 'Na"-i, N'y 20 D q M
a.. ~ AZ lr Nov , II (,,risrI i' 3. . 80 a. m
rrrm white star Dock. TO- q W.T. l0tn.,s ~.
and INV ard ordnc 10 =; aI'r AID o ,ti"n II herh
.nrd r,hin l35 and $40 Excursion favorable
ms .:.erayc so. Cogp,nl'> oil,e No. II BrosdwAys
NV Yors Philadr Ihia orlc'. 80 W,iint-t $500
"e" J. BRUCE lSAAf. Agent
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CUNARD LINE.
NSEw.yoRx TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
FAST fop "a f Ills s. Mali AIl.I sl"':iSitE
Aursns Sat oct = noon ~. An w. A. >it So" g.
E FSssHa s%a oct 81 q: T1G M an =
s,. Sasa iY:s: 10 - ~ ' (, a. .?'.2:5 II
D'Dsvf t Gaft ri Ii. hiE$SSws g. Agents"
NOMpAGNIE GENERALE Tmn>atlantlquee,
~ LEENS INE 80 AvSiE h hiNl N * A hi
IA H%TE;o%yE fs.Gl ST. Get Ss; =. 80 20 a. II.
la A. frK.;tr ,:'me:aI Agca No lowing areea-
~ EW.YOHk < CUBA Mail steamship Co.
n From r,', 10 and H. Eat ETs' Eat. AZ p oi IT,
v, I."r%'.. trMa% ana S,i e 1a,ran
Nassau. SAINT aso de Cl ,at'no and &.''?i"is
Ei !, "a, t y.f%x al M~> o, o.!
sARAiH Havana ,,d ~, va" a. "tt. :
sASTIAG6. Xa,~a, santiago. tub' AID s, p
For t" p'r'yyMrff , Il %A f; ';';fso ' IA W.
A oRDpErTscHER LLOYD IS: CO.
sEwxSIk a ;5s? :a ASO ll ns&MEs
Ssi'' ga T;s g. 5 fs w ~ OF o.
aS. see0n SSr f1s" rs IS Co. 10 bowling
A NcHoR LINE: IS. NAH, Steamships
a aEwronk ts and LSyEwr 50; sEssrows
=; HN s "a viS SbSS S Sa'
,SS m f c.,. 80. S"s li go
SFw! STEFsEiSSAhAF "a S2S1.s T.
IS. pEvcSrA dn,d,y December De- z" D.
urxn S1 so,Tn oTnEns. Agents Bowlns 0rsn:
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over S4,jO0, 900 leaving the sum OF $J,4- ,4oo
loss to he accounted for by some unknown ncthod.
The ONLY met nod siblc 10 imagine is that either
So 0OO, 900 withdrawn 50 early IN the WEEK
as to count in the averages for its ii race or 'at
Which would count for s., 600. 900 in the average
of the week. As il was early In the WEI . T
representations of a bad hank statement ana 'alk
of renewed strinyency were circulated we are
inclined to believe that the full withir2""i was
made on the first day Of the week-'hat rs Hatnr-
day. October 4. II was well known Una. . une
customs receipts Of the last week wCuld e excessive
because of the rush Of entries To secure 'nc oeeS
of the old tariff while goods arriving aIIer Octo-
her l.. if warrhouscd, would he subject 10 ,,c
schedule of the new tariff The opportunity.
therefore, was offered to create new lcaI OF
monetary stringency Bank officers, seeing ther
deposits and cash disappearing my ,nary p'
upon themselves the cloak OF extraordinary con-
servatiSln, and declined to make time coiuac'S;;
Yet notwithstanding all these efforts the can
market on Friday-the day when always a certain
amount of funds is withhcld-waS as easy II not
easier than during any day IN the week; ana a
good proportion of the business OF that Jay was
done low rs per cent Ihs may Gno OF 6d may lTV
drawn and locked up six weeks ago or OF 'l'at
withdrawn early during last week WAS rctnrnct
to circulation The Slooueooo wa'hnrl" ~, SIX
ment of that date. Since then no bank statement
has been made until that Of yesterday, the figures
Of which were not entirely coiisisTh' WIN wy
known movements Of each week. therefore, the
figures of Yesterdays statement whe'cVer may
have been done in the last two days OF last week.
reflect loss Of sl5oOO,oeo cash curing ,ne las,
any other hypothesis than that II is withheld IRON
circulation for the accomplishment OF some pur-
po@. H. ,,.,,..a
easier The hank Of England Oh Thursday ola
net advance its rate of discount and remains al
!, per cent. while in the open market tue rate
closed at ! "a per cent. both for discount of
bankers bills and for balances The Bank OF
Engnnds holdings of gold now are only f91.oo0
less than year ago, althouHh Its proportion ~
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