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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-24

ssrHAr is a little out of my lIne,n as too
AnEgman said when he was shown the np-
paratus for execution by clectricity.-TexlA
SifssuRS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-24

One of the most Important organs u .hs
human body Is the LIVER when u falls 70
properly perform It's functions the -zsire
s>sfen becomes deFange6. TIE 6hAlE,
KIDNEYS, sToAscH, BOWELS, all refuse
10 perform their work. DYSPEPSIA, con-
sTiPATioh. RHEUMATISM, kidney Dis
EASE, ETC., are the results. unless some-
thins Il done to assist Nature In .hFcsiae
on ihe impurities caused b. the inacsIsa
Of : TORPID LIVER. This assisisnes -
asesssary will be found In
PFiekIy Ash BiifeFS I
q acts directly on the LIVER. sToMacB
anG KIDNEYS. and By lis slld and ezihartie
esees ans general tonic qualities restores
hess orssns 10 . sound, healthy condilioa,
and eGfes all diseases arising from ttsse
earzeesr 81 PuRIFiES THE BLOOD. .cass
~ tbs system, ssd restores perfect heal.s-
nyour druggist does not keep c. ask bsn to
erder u sor yoH. Send &c stamp sss COPY q
THE HORSE TRAINER. q publishes - as-
PaiskLs ASH biTTERs Co.,
ssis rropristors. ST. LOUIS. no.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-24

NEW FoRK paper contains an article
entitled owhy Cats Arc Thin" Joughnes
says cats are thick enough around his place
t-Ncrr.stoWu Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS
The recent du!ness in wheat eliminated yesterda,
in a selling movement the part Of tredout holders
which, coupled with the quid alton OF short contracts
ran the total transactions in options up 10 nearly
10 900 900 bushels. The incroaoe in the export de
mand was not sufficient Offset the favorable weather
al the West although the cables were steady and re-
ceipts continued light. May opened at 56 3-lG fell
To rs 5-S cents and rallied Ia cent on the export
business on the curb the market was weak, with
sales al 50 1916 cents.
The options closed OFF IL cent for February at
"a ID March AT oj, April al - 37, and May a.
- 20 with June down 80 cent, at o5 cents.
Cash wheat was IL cent lower. There were sales
for the present OF 10000 bushels on the spot and
arrive about half OF spring wheat and most Of IL in
tended for the United Kingdom.
Corn was weaker general selling. Cash lots
Welded 1-4dl.2 cent, but the shipping demand con.
tinucd good with sales Of $4,000 bushel, here and
lOl 900 bushels az the out ports. Options declined
l-iGl2 cent early but closed Stcaflcr M tone. but
of 1-5dI-4 cent, as follows February 30 37 March,
81 - May 81 II; June, 81 II cents.
Oats were a shade lower all around, but 10000
bushels taken for export. Lard was dull and a
trne easier.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston wens
follows Wheat. f0.2S4 bushels: corn 1880
bushels; oats. 152,7l0 bushels: total grain, 606492
bushels; -four. 29.377 packages. Al Chicago, MI.
waukce and -. LouS the arrivals We're Wheat. IL 09s
bushels corn. 1888 bushels. oats, l53j33 bush.
els total grain, G32 ga bushels -four, 2-,iGo bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICEh
There was publication in of the morning
spapcrs regarding meeting OF prominent OH pro
ducers in Pittsburs, with a view To OF
c.rizing it was alleged, opposition to the stand
ard Oh Trust. The meeting was said not to have
finished Its work. but to have adjourned to inert in
fiji, CITY to morrow. The only New Yorker whose
name Wa, mentioned in connection with this story
did not reach this city yesterday, but nothing was
known in the trade of the purposes OF the reported
conference. 1t is more than likely that the western
reporter Inexperienced the nature OF the meeting
which he discovered. We understand that several OF
the largest producers of petroleum have had uhdei
consideration recently plan, for some regulation oil out
mi that viii tend to assure stable and better range
Of values 1t is certain that the general sentiment oi
those who study the statistical position oil pc'IVi,ul
Is that IT. merits should De rtueo'cu J." MAJ
la~I, than il now enjoyed. 1t Is not dcsrdnI' lhdI
any artificial cicch be given 10 the search l"i ne"
territory or that any attempt be made 10 l'slI''
production. l,ut long artificial conditions or man
pulatIou, may delay the final effect OF demand upon
supply. u has been suggested that the produ,.hs W
carving and marketing Of production place lt~cl III Il
position the better 10 negotiate 10" the sdc oil I'm,
current supply. This would not nctc-~lLiic any
abatement of the activity of the dIli, OF any
uf the natural supply but u would al once "H9'
as market liiinch,c' a; d.VrP trir,,i tr mr..
WS supply above ground rs an il-''""I."t ava rii.
venting the improvement OF values. IL j. hiI"Il
project would hc willing To uHhr pHpl, 'heI. "'t!n
intII they had reached am advanced stage but Inc
protecting consolidation received slloh7 Sunl"Iu' ny
Tie smut. ODD movement of l--1-7. r.,,.
National Transit certificates We're Only HHsh'N
more active at the two New YORK. \'hhs'> IMAM on
Tuesday The options declined slowly from II o' 80 -
to ~ od1 and then iaiieq t. ,, al , U i clo.n
price wa, / cent under the best ~ the day; CAN
lots at the stock Exchange Infatuated b't we.
- O6 "a and ~ % =: ana ended "a traction h~I',
than TUESDAY night The market j. nafro" ana
sensitive, hut there are no apparent do[ct Pn'h' IN
the situation 10 di-hcarcn investment holder. The
close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
THE TRADFIN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Fob. T. Special There was more bull news
to-day IN wheat than any day FOR month IL ID no,
succeed in advancing prices and indeed did not quito
succeed In maintaining them, but thI, was because 4
heavy early liqudaon At the close there was hgmef
feeling. The bit outside news rho cable
nouncement that lnda during tn weH hat shipped not
blshe Of wheat either % the United Kingdom te
un'nt. The shipments from thu i'at- I'it' also slo
large deer BIIcstr.rt, for the "''A ending f,l
rlay X, mad DECREASE 10 the stock OF wheat .a-t % ne
Rockies Of &.l99tOu bushels. NrH-l uTh l' Ip all la
from ~ 70 - lolf- o wheat WORKED tA,e io .AIe-
Although 70 va, comparatively mid .u thc Northwest
where usually found j. colder %
the southwest and the Sguf service predicted colder
weather for Illinois and Indiana. AdN wheat uIrIri
7-i- sold 77H51z and closed at cents.
again. May opening 40 BOB, selling ~ BOZ and
closing 3d. 1907 Mtf. The effect ~
duc,lon thr Kau-t, and No5il-ha railroad f'- .t
being the reduction tnr I, Dr,-t
last Thursday ia cents pr bu-Le has come f. price
here at Chicago Ih" reduction cc Dor exceed ..If,
bu,ho cat, suffered G.cn. OF = cent. a.d '..-.i 4
decline o. n cent a. - = cents ior Nav I
arise, th. raj hostility o. rt'rrho9r toward fa
Fcge,t0n "6ng' interest. II 3, t-tMal'd low tl,t t.
Fscost0n line which is popularity supposed % belong
Partridge. aggregates from tn01NNO tO 5000 Df0
bushels. The stock of oats however here continue.
small. PROVISION suffered another uue decline. PORK
closing 7i-alO cent, and LAID and ribs -o cents under
Tuesday. There were 35oo hog, a. The yards, and
prices there were somewhat e1-.r. on the curb Nay
wheat was 77's puts, ga calls, . cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
COTTON N,RErr,-ry TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Feb. l.. p. mCotton-Ihe sa.'s OF The dy
NJ ludtd 500 bales American .,n.n,
" future closed frm. American -Middlne low middhI
clause February delivery. 6a6d buyers, February ana
March delivery 90 Old bl ycr> March and Ap dpN'y
Is 2.Gid SELLERS: April and MAY delivery, i6td buy, LII;
Nav and June delivery. '-6m sellers Junc ana ~
delivery SGld sellers July and August delivery 'nts
seller, August delivery, 96id sellers; August and Sep
TENDER delivery. 5-Oid >cl,t>. $3.50 60.
Galveston Feb. l2.-Cotton firm middling. lose low
mlddllng lose. good ordinary l5lGc. Net ana eros
receipts, Gsl bales exports % Great Britain 2fol
sas. b. stock - 24o. ~ . ~
receipts $50 bales lJ5' exports coa't"s o''
sales OlS. Sto-h. q ilis ,,,v
middlng. lo4c; good ordinary. 9'c. Net and .",,
crpts 35S bales exports TO the Continent OBS t"'
wise Al sales $50 stock a. Dol ,.,,o,
New Orleans Feb. l2-Cotton dun and easy ,ts'
l0Ac: low middling, 10 5l0c; good ordinary ~ l.I,'
Net receipts 4so2 bales gross, Sil2 sales ZOO SoA'
2so.52G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
NEWSPAPER PrBLISHEES MEET
THEY DISCUSS MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THEIR
BUsIYEss-To HAVE \ DINNER TONIGHT

THEY DISCUSS MATTERS OF INTEREST To THEIR
BUs1yEss-To HAVE DINNER TONIGHT
The annual meeting Of the American newspaper
Publishers Association was begun al tHe 'o'. "'"'
wick Yesterday morning and Will he continued 70 uaY'
- uiu o,d with dinner tonight among the speakers
n which will be Chauuccy NJ. Dcpcw. There was
large attendance and many topics OF interest 10 c"'
paper men were discussed. James W. scout OF INC
Chicago Herald" president of the asso'l'uoh' '''0u
the meeting 10 order Among the topics "9'"s9'u
was the responsibility Of the newspaper publishers
wben they prined the advertisements of frauds. = g.
sea Of The Chicago Herald talked on tins subject
The Libel law took up considerable attention. ana
representatives Of Michigan Connecticut DciaWaic'
Minnesota and Illinois newspapers explained the WORK
lncs of the libel laws in their states or the ehor''
which have been made 10 put Just libel laws Oh INC
Statute books OF these states.
A committee was appointed to take Up the question
of elevated railroad and surface car advertising ana
endeavor TO put a stop TO IT, Various details oil INC
advertising department were also considered. Among
those present were:
lanes W. scott of The Chicago Herald: ;. H.
Hartmann OF The Washington star William i.
Ifyant. Of THE BROOKLYN Tines John If. Farrell
of The Albany Pres ana khcNSiuT'M I, - l.
Morgan, of The New Haven REGISTER j. T. M@fey;
ir of The Rochester Herald Frank c. Sell OF
%The savannah Morning News; +. L. Na.9WeI' a ~a
Cr,iC If TIc Haven Morning News; W. H.
scT of . The Pt;sburs Tines; II. L. Gunnson' OF
rand, BcmocIat" =. george F. Prescott of the Clcyc
lax Dc,lcrr Caric, f. Austin The Buffalo
TXprcs,0. William n. Matthews. OF " Inc la 'c,,'
RemGc1 1.o and SIo2 g5tcr Of The I Paul Globe
H. {. Vortrcdgc of " The Toledo hNplc>s Nrii" "
Peace. OF ~Tle Woon-ocRct Rcpolier' Ch,N,, W;
Galveston News: Frederick F. Whitney and T. l.
F%WIe. Of The Boston Herald" W. j. Eicl@rd-, OF
1,rhc Indianapolis News: F. X. N,oh, Of " the san
Francesca calf J. Ro~, Robertson. Of The Toronto
To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
pROHIBITION CANDIDATES FIX,
suED BY HIS SERVANT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
OF MARRIAGE.

John Mckee who va candidate fOr the state Le-I'
lature on the Prohibition ticket NJ The last cccu"h'
is the defendant suit for 100000. Tor brci'h 'i
prouise of marriage. which was begun before judge
Enrich i'm the city Court yesterday. The plauth j. J0
hanna Gunthcr, German servant who Wa, formerly IN
Mr. McKec's employ. Mr. Mckee was the principal
beneficiary under the Will Of Mis- sarah Morrow Who
was the chief sac,Uoman IN \. r. Stcwarts years
ago. and he IS supposed 10 be worth about 100000.
The complaint alleges that on January 3, l779, while
the girl was suffering from scaldIng received IN the
Kitchen Of Mr. McKcc's house, at no. 30 East sixty
ninthst. the defendant betrayed her and promised
10 marry her, but afterward rclu ed TO keep the
promise
The plaintiff said, while she the witness
stand yesterday, that Ir. Mckee had asked her 10
give hin German lessons ami she DID So the method
employed beins that She sat his lap and read
German book, % him. one day her mother called
Unexpectedly al the house DUNG the progrc-, Of
Of the German lessons and questioned her daughter,
asking her why she blu-hlns violently. She
told her mother, the witness declared, that Mr.
Mckee going 10 marry her. This IN Feb
ruary. Mr.. Mckee denies that he promised to marry
the young woman, hut admits most OF the actions
charged IN tie complaint. lie Will be called
to day.
Fanny Larsen the cook at Mr. McKce's house
testified that the day johanna left Mr.. Nc
KEGS employ ne invited the servants 90 up stars
and have some winc but they all refused to 80 OK
the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
yA1UE OF THE COLLATERAL SECURITIES
BANK EXAMINER HEPBURN GIVES MS OPINION
ABOUT SOME OF THE sTOCK-PRTSIDENT
JORDAN'S STATEMENT WNNIED'


President c. y Jordan, Of the Western National
Bank was 10 testify before Commissioner shields yes
ferday in the examination in the Of r. j. Cdas~cn
Mr. Jordan was not prepared. however. TO submit the
nromised statement showing the disposition which
had been made OF the bonds taken from the vaults %"
the sixth National Bank and entrusted 10 Pcll Wall
lack 4 Co. lie said TO Di>tuCt-tttorncy Mitchell
Yesterday that he would have the statement ready To-
morrow.
A. f. Colson, the cashier Of the sixth National
Bank was recalled al the opening Of Yc-terday> >c-
sion of the examination. lie testified that one Of the
notes which had been received for check OF 100000
delivered to Caassen Wa dated January -, bat one
Of the clerks changed January -, the date at
which the loan was madc. He sad that l.o share,
of the stock Of the Equitable Bank and 800 share, Of
the Lenox Hill Bank. deposited as security for TIE
notes had been handed To Nj. Jordal
United states Bank Examiner Hepburn was re-
called for examination by General b. b. Foster
Mr.. Claassen's counsel lie SAID that the securities
deposited as collateral for the payment Of tie three
notes Of 100000 each WIS not sufficient ACCORDING To
conservative banking rule. lie said thaj ne L'i'N
Hill stock clearly Insecure. and the FPuitl l'
hank stock no bank ought To have received Inc
other securities were almost worthless. John salt.
lee d Co.. he said. had poor credit. VT. Hepburn ir-
ueatcd The conversation with Mr.. Clat~-cn, ODD which
Mr. Caassen asked uutl after u O'Clock 20 bt.u. IN"
$50 900 represented bE certified Cu"rh-, While iAc
I.ank Examiner wanted the money before 9 o'cl' b.
I'm this ctv could resist the combined attack OF the
Bank Examiner and the Clcdria- House The quc>-
ton was not answered.
sequence Of the taking away Of the money. The cA-
animation VIII 20 on 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
BIDS on THE CnIS NEW BUILDING.
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS OPEN THE
SEALED PROPOSALS.


The sealed proposals for materials and work in the
erectjon Of the new Criminal Court Building which s.
10 be built above the Tomb- in Centre ~ were opened
YESTERDAY BY Controller Myers at Dis Office in the pres
ence of the other sinking Fund Commissioners.
Twenty-ninc competitors complied with these pro.
visions, divided a. follows:
For the entire worh-M. :. Coleman, Sl"0ooo0,
Samuel Mcmillan. S1,577,OoO; James d. Murphy,
s1.51s 900: J. d L. Weber, Sl.35OO0O.
For mason worI, loulyl-James D. Murphy, eloO9-
boo; W. II. Arnott & CO., 1888 900; Moran q Arm
strong S9Gs 743; F. J. Carlin a CO., *9;",OoO No
cabe Brothers. 100000 Mahoncy & Watson, $50 500
Dawson Z, Archer. 100000.
For iron worl. oulyI-Jackson Architectural Iron
Works - 40 -: Wallis Iron Works, S2o5O; Murray
Hill Iron Works 5000 90.
For carpenter and joiner work (onlyl-P. X. LantFy
H61. 900: Nahoney Brothers, $4,000; Smythe d
Casey. $500, Thoma, Dwycr, $4,000, =. J..
For ymmtine. drainage and ga-it;uc-Jame- Fay,
ali 7-,: George Cody, @l3"3l Moody a. HIacKrh,
30 800. Houston Is Corbitt, ~lG.33.- John Er-tu,
SI7 49,: Jarrett d Jonc-. l-1oOt Thomas D. Bum,
$4,000. JOHN spence. r-O.2'", Christopher Nt.4l ,
30. 700. i. j. Andrews. S-i,OOO.
\I tie bidder live in tii- city. Inc pcllH'h- OF
the labor organizations, therefore, directed aIdh-j
fnrcicu competition. required uo o'n-ldridunu. 5i
irollrr N,cr 10 whom all the bd were referred ipr
tabulat. lon and computations said that n, report WOMB
be ready for tomorrow meeting OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo }tb I2.-Catuc Eoreipt- last - hour. 72O
head. total i w,c thus ftf - 400 head time
I,-t wcoa: "l@o head consigned through. 1000 head.
49, h.]H =, p a" ,, oi VI, sd ,dI . ~b'4'
for v,r tiu, 23>Do head ior time lat So d.
0, Ncv-Yori t4oo head on sale; far demand but at
lower rates especially for lower grade, Sheen. tho..r
DO c,ra - 1OatJ 30. medium 10 good. - f5arj 90
common E., good 75H55 70. Iamb--Ioh to choice.
- 9oosG 3d. Hog, i;cccip- last - hour, $50 head
,,,rk 70 80 head consigned through $50 bead 900
head 10 NcV-YOrk 80 head sale Tho market opened
castor but with good demand and closed easier but
auotabv lower. mediums and heavy. - loHFi - MIXED
- - Solkcrs - 40a5i 30 pigs ~ lO0*i 10; Ioughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
NORTH HOLLAND HERD BOOK OFFICERS

The fourth annual meeting Of the American Branch
Association Of the North Holland Herd Book held
yesterday at the Office Of the association so. Iarri-
sonst. The annual report Of the treasurer was read,
showing that 4 lcod balance was 10 his hands. and
that the association va, M prosperous condition.
The secretary directed to have the second volume
of the Herd Book printed. The following officers
were elected PicIsOn Il. sanford, Warwick, y. y,
president; d. H. GoodclI Antlim, y. H.. vice prcsi
dent. f. Ii. Beach. Dover. y. j.. secretary and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

and OF lilo for the account; Mexican ordinary s7'l
st. Paul common. 10i5.
Money jL2 per
The rate OF discount In the market for both shor
and three months bills Is AZ. per cent.
India consol bills allotted to-day az decline
3-lOd per rupee
Paris ad ices quote per rrnos Ut IS francs III
ccntlues for the account and eAcidng" on LOadOn
francs 30, confines for checks.
The amount Of bullion gone the Bank OF England
oil balance today Is Gl91 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
rrEorrAN rEoDrcE MAEKErs

Liverpool. Feb = $40 p m Bc'i and pork Holder.
cut. about u O., 10 y. duh at 44o. Bacon The supply s
demand Cheese Holders offer moderately.
IalON- Holder, offer freely. Spirits Of turpontn,-
Holders or'r moderately, Eosn The supply IS poor.
IrId-SpOt and futurrs- Holder Offer Hoderaty prime
Western spot and February. dun 40 BIS % March aud
Aprh duh ~ 90. whoa and flour. Hold,r- ofcr mod
rdtlv SlO'loder- press sale, fIture Hold rs
oIcr freely, mixed Weston spot and February at
81 Dad March steady a. 3, Sd Hops at London Pacific
COdst-The supply is poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

In Nl1lc ISSUES thc buslncsS was cOVcrcl by slIr9
of South Carolina Brown Us at 1913, and l.ouisl-
ana cousol Is at - IL. In bank stocks the
feature was the continued activity in the shares
Of Western National which sold go At 96ao1.
Bank Of Commerce sold 60 at 2Ol. and Mechanics
t2l al III. The auction sales of several issues
are reported below.
The general bond market was fairly active al
generally full figures. without spccia! features.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas lSsucs were firm,
although it. not till after I o'clock that the
London committee representing the per cent and
the general Us accepted the Olcott plan of Teor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
TRYING TO SECURE WARDS ISLAND.

Controller Myers and President Coleman Oh INC i"A
Department. who were appointed by the Board Oh
Estimate n confer with the Emigration Commissioners
hot securing from the state the possession Of NaId
Island for the use Of the city, met the members oi
the Board Of Emigration yesterday at the Cohtroner
office Controller Myor~ declined {" mah@ puI.io tne
terms offered by the city for the cOntiO OF tn poc
f,t f.r SIM. iudt a Satisfactory Arrangement Wpuu
reSult from tie consultations The state EGaId, II
i, mndeIa, God. has luII power ID thc oasc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
~, or c>Lrr"ENr, STOCKS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

treasurer Dr. f. F. Brush Mount vernon, y. a. H..
md Waiter L. Grant Richmond. Va. directors ior
two years. Edward s. sanford Warwick. y. l" IN
speCtOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13

Havana. Feb. 19.-Spanisl gold 9nd2f1L exchanR
quiet sugar hIm 1900 bags centrifugal II deg poiriIl
ton for speculation sold SO - gold per Qunal
The drOuth continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
TUE DAY ~ THE BOND MARKET

cents al I0I5-o At the Stock Exchange there
vl, no business done in Government bonds The
syndicate Is no LONGER bidding the Treasury
price Ion any Of tins Issue and Is kicking Itself
cent, al I2I. except from dcpo,ltary banks
The Treasury is wrons, decidedly 50. in discrm-
uating in favor of depository banks. The nom
nal quotations n the Stock Exchange are rs fol-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
BIG SURPRISE FOR BEARS.
STOCKS STOP GOING DOWN.
AFTER FLUCTUATIONS THEY CLOSE FIRM
AND A LITTLE HIGHER.
SAIES ut HE 0IUVN T1NTI7 7'''TT17 '
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

Rich & West Point
Term Trust -
10 900 ggi2
Rome w * Og con
! coo ~ lllN
Rome Watcr'n h OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-13
AND NEW.ENGLANn.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.
London Feb. l., 4 D. m.-Consos. % 5-l6 for money