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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
Shipping News.

Inc bark Alicia, recently cast away
ne2r Api2, Is expected 10 arrive shortly
from Apia, having been repaired. She
viii bring Wreck2ge iron the Trenton
Snd Yand2lia
Captain McNear, one Of the best known
shippers IN San Francisco, expressed an
interesting opinion yesterday on foreign
built vessels . Ii Is the intention" he
said, of several Of these builders 10
place their ioreign-built vessels under
the Hawaiian flag. l think If the truth
were known, their ultimate hope Is that
the Hawaiian Islands. VIII one day be
annexed 10 this country, and their YES
sels viii shift BY the deal into the United
States register. Ii oosts less 10 build
ships IN the great yards Of England and
Scotland than II the United States. The
local shipOEneTs who are making this
move VIII thus save money and hope
YET 70 have theirvessels IN the American
register"
Trouble Is brewing over 5 new location
ioE the Mail Dock. The present lease
expires next year. North Beach Is pro-
posed, but the Mail Company threatens
70 20 10 Oakland wharf instead.
AAkA--2-- 1c-c-S-4f - k4C lzusl-
schooner Arthur l, recently iron the
South Seas, reports that great mass OF
floating Erecksge Is attracting consider
able attention about the Marshall islands.
Inc Arthur 1 passed through it on the
sd q February, but Captain Peterson
saw nothing to give any cleE to the iden-
tity o. the Inflated craft. The floating
stuff was pretty well broken up, and q
ships boat, badly stove, was about the
largest piece he saw. Ii all appeared
quite fresh, seeming not 10 have been IN
the water over two OF three weeks. In
specializing OF It here the British ship
Lord Canning Is mentioned by the III
dersritsTs. She Is long overdue, being
lis days on from Newcastle, y. 5. W,
with cal f0r this part, and has not been
spoken since her departure The Mar
shall Islands, however. ara z long way
DIT Of her coCrse, and she could only get
there through stress Of weather o. the
hurricane SOFT.
The mzn-of-Ezr Omaha Is back IRON
China after 81 absence OF SIX years. She
VII 20 out q commission al once. II Is
aos thought that she Is worthy OF repair.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

NEw YoRk, Nay Is;h--Cuozn oenigi-
fugaI, % degrees, S'se-; graduated.
is.
The local uarSa. a. vel = The EzSi-
EN- market i duu- There Is Etile doing.
The Western Sugar Refining Co, the
cooperation which has succeeded the
American and Callio-niS compGnieS. has
retuced the Q-ice o. al grades : cent,
making -rauulS;sd 81 cents This :
tne loves that sugar hiss been for many
= day. Both tine old companies 2re
winding Up their business. blt whether
for god and al i predetermined. Many
q the workmen Of the american Rein
cry nov closed have Eo2e 70 work IN
the California Re1ne-v.
A new source q supply q refined
sugar his been opened w SINE weeks
Sc0 the China brought coo bAEs from
Honskoug. znd this has been supple
menied oy sd importation O. 80 bags
on the Beige which his jJst arrived.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
Foreign News.

Gables received from Toxic on the
18th, announce th2I On the lIth, = Jap
2neSe native policeman named TSudS
SSnseo, att2cked the CESrowiiz while be
Was visiting 0IUo, SIX miles from Lake
hioto. The SSSaii2nt used short
sword, and inflicted 8 wound on the
head The knife wSs detected by 8 sun
helmet. The CL1rowitz defended him
self vigorously and was calamity assist
ed by Prince George OF Greece, who
felled the japanese with s walking stick.
Ever since the CE4rOvitz has been on
his travels he has been constantly
guarded. particularly IN India.
Gladstone Is suffering from low fever.
The Prince q Wales Is over 81 500, 600
in debs- Pressure Is being brought on
the Queen 70 pay the bills.
Madame BIayatSky, the theosophis.
leader, Is dead.
The eviction OF Jews from Russia CON
tinueS. An attack has also been made
on the Jewish residents Of the island Of
Corfu. which belongs to Greece.
H II. S.Snley was insulted by = mob
a. Sheffield. Eng, on the 10th, sitter hay-
ing delivered > lecture.
Prince Francis Of Teck, 3 youth Of
twenty years, and nephew Of Queen
Victoria, has sczndalized British royalty
by going On the stage 10 earn his living.
Portugal Is passing through 3 political
and mO1etSry crisis on account Of the
strained relations with England. RumOrs
Of the intended abdication OF King
Charles are frequent.
IL ms been SScsFSaIneti that much Of
the gold now being exported fTOm the
I nited States goes TO Russia by way Of
England and Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
TriCOpherOuS
EstabIished 1904.

Infallible for renewing. invigorating snd
identifying the hair, removing scurf, dandruf,
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing erup-
|tols of the skin, diseases Of the glands muscles
and integuments, and relieving stings. cuts.
bruises, sprains, etc. The affinity between the
membranes which constitute the skin and the
hair which draws its sustenance from this triple
envelope is very close. All diseases Of the hair
Originate in the skin Of the head II The pores
of the scalp are clogged, orif the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
|impart life to the fbres. the result is scurf,
|dandruf, shedding of the hair, grayness, dryness
and harshness Of the ligaments, and entire bald
ness, as the case may be. Stimulate the skin to
healthful action with Rarry's Tricopher-
Gus, and tie torpid vessels. recovering their
activity, viii snniAilate the disease. In all
affections of inc skin and Of the substrsta Of
muscles and integuments the process and the
EFFECT are the same. 1t is upon the skin, the
muscular fibre, and the glands that Barry,s
|TricOpherous has its specific action, and
lin all affections and injuries Of these organs il
is SOVEREIGN remedy.
Beware OF Counterfeits.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
Nicaragua Canal.

Ex-senator Warner Miller. the Pres
dent Of the Nic2ragC2 Canal Company,
has arrived - Washington Speaking
O the progress On t8e cans, lie says that
there Is now fourteen fees O. the b1r -
GrsytoWn and the depth : constantly
increasing Oh account o. tle securing re-
shifting iroI the lew brg.2kw&.a-- me
hreakw8-e- j. CG- l.ltsl tee- INTO the So
Excavation OF the canal mas begun, and
the treeS i1- ten miles have been ie-iel
and burned The canal has been eX-
cSvzIeC ior over hall = mile 20 fees vide
and l. -ee. deep. Two Lrei-erS . iol-
low VIII c1t The Gep.h 10 - iest- Al
the preliminary wo-k u railroad build
ing. etc. has been done Is i&C = Lake
NiCar2cuz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
Our san FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per o. = = Australia. san Francisco,
May 10. 1891.
SMEAR.

Iron oC- spociaI o1-CSroa5ea.l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
San Francisco News.

COllector Phelphs has dirscted that
the Oriental warehouses silzI Id Lo1Ee-
Be the depository foE unclaimed ner-
chzndiss II this CITY Ihis Is blow =
the lIeEitzmzte opium trzf5e
John D. Whzlsy and Czp-zi1 More
hO1se, who according % oonnO1 rePO-t
we're interested II the OPIUM ventures G
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

THE ADVERTIsER has the Largest
Il Cire1lzfio1- Advertise your wants
and be conTfnced-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-10
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS

The returd of sprig sings the
poet with a cold in his head.
The physicians may be called
gripmen now.
Old people are continually In
dulglng In new wrinkles.
The stubborn man is the man
who will not listen to reason.
Whose reason? Yours.
No 81 matter how dreary the sermon,
?. Inc people will not go to sleep,
pee by chance gets into the church
And buzzes loud and deep.
A man naturally finds it neces.
sary to have recourse to his
"uncle " after he has auntied I"
too much.
You can't make silk purse out
OF sow's ear, but you can make D.
congressman out of anything that
has reached the required age.
Why don't you go to work? )"
There amt much dom at nv
trade now" "What is your trade p,
" Pickin' flowers off er century
plants"
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Oh Italy, sweet innocent.
You ought to know enough.
10 know us poker players won't
Be frightened by bluff.
NAVY hat on earth made Won
refuse Lord Sideboard's offer?
Ethel-Well, it's bad enough to be
called "lady" by policemen and
ticket choppers without legallzing
the epithet.
Client-You have an item in
your bill, "Advice, Jan. 8. S."
That was a day before 1 retained
you. lawyer know it. But
don't you remember on the 9Th I
told you you'd better let me take
the case for you? Client--Yes. |
Lawyer--Well, that's advice.
A young lady IN Newport, |
Me-, school compared ill in this |
manner: "Nominative, ill; COM
R lC, "'i'e' worse, superlatlve, dead"
Ihe whole class looked up very
much surprised, and the master
with an effort to control the sad.
ness which he felt, arose and said:
scholars, you may have fifteen
minutes for the funeral"
81 understand that a cyclone
, "a, your house away" said
lhlcago man to Kansas friend.
Well, | lost the house." replied
ne kansan, "but I don't blame it
lltogether on the cyclone" "No?"
lou see, | was fool enough to put
wings on the buildings"
Farmer Peastraw-Well. son
sna' did yon learn at college?
'on--I learned to fence, for one
hing. Farmer Peastra w-That's
ood; III get some nails to-mor-
ow and We'll have bout.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-10

Last night man came up to me,
Filled full of naval data.
ana told me that the Charleston could
Wipe out the bold ltata;
ana then another came to me,
Regarding the same matter,
And said we hadn't any show
Io beat the swift Itata;
And still another tackled me
u'm feeling like the martyrs)
ana stated that our cruisers could
Sink twenty-five Itatas,
NOW, Ior my part, | rather think
W., IN give the man a quarter
"noil come to me and teach me to
pronounce the word Itata.
IN. Y. Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-10
LAND FOR SALE!

A PIECE OF LAND FOR >
G24 I n situate on Emma street, sH
Gampbell's residence. know f' %. jas.
h bsnce OF ID. Keaweamahi This Is q s,,;ta
fon u :, piece OF land for residence HAVING
iour wooden houses thereon. having
8 MK ooer particulars can be had Of
- ~ uka,, over Bishop Bank. -
Z761 1S74-lm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-10

CHICAGO
WashingtI
to lease I'll
coaling ST
ance of q
public, n
Congress-
JlIO uONC0
coaling-w|
Pennsy
vides q |
swearing
PENN, re-
law. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Jan. lip. m.
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Trcas-
ury in the week ended last night which included
the payment Of Sl9l,ji6 for purchased bonds,
the associated banks gained ST. Ia The
bank statement published to-day showed an in
crease of $7,762,700 cash, which showed partially
the extent of the movement of money toward this
centre. Although the increase in deposits was
larger by S60l 900 than the other changes
qurcd the discrepancy was probably nothing more
than consequence of the system of averages
The statement, indeed. was not only fairly con
sistcnt in itself, but it was in harmony with the
known movements of money. and, moreover was
made on rising averages The banks hold more
cash than the average reported. The changes re-
suited in a gain of Sj,199.575 in the surplus re-
serve, which is now S19,l 1882, against S7,7sl-
12j a yeaE ago. and SIS, 029,joO in the preceding
year and S2O,9l4.i75 in 1855.
The following tine comparative statements Of January
10 and January IL:
Loans s1 rs 10 100 sss Zoo Dec, p s5o5
Specie -, lSS,Qo2 s. 5G5i00 Inc. 4GS2' in0
deposits .... 39os9joS6 Ss ~ 800 Inc. $4,000
Circulation 1885, 500 $500 Inc. 1850
The following shows relation between the total
serve and the total deposit, tho rcspcctv dates:
fpSse s 900 200 100 Inc @ 100
Total reserve TO- $50 800 aIls 200 e77G2.7oo
ssanst deposits o7,5ol,25o ooa4's75 Inc. loo|.12'
Surplus ...... si3 3s4 go s191s3S25 Inc. sl792.1j
The Clearing House statement is follows:
For to-day-EXchanges Sl2s.6js,031; balances.
$6.020.060. For the wcek-EXchangcs S162,-
462,902; balances. $34,074.93j.
THE STOCK MARKET
Antcipations of favorable bank statement.
which were amply realized, impaired strength 10
the speculation in stocks. They had an cSpecl-
ally potent influence traders who were arrayed
on the short side of the market. while they also
encouraged buying by the opposite interest. The
trading not heavy, however, and while the
final variations were almost universally advances.
the improvement scarcely more than
covery Of the losses suffered yesterday In fact.
many stocks. and among them nearly all that
have international market failed 10 regain the
full amount OF the previous decline. National
Lead Trust exceptionally active and strong.
and although its fluctuations were narrow. 4
closed at further advance OF i-2 per cent.
Sugar Refneres stock not specially active.
but it advanced readily and recorded a substan-
tal gain. few specaltics closed | per cent
higher, but the general advances not more
than 1-2 TO "a per cent average The
market appeared to be waiting for a settlement
Of the silver question, and the control still re-
NAMED in the hands of small spectators.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds continued TO be neglected.
but quotations were firm at follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
Of FOKT WUKTII, r

We a.c selling building It,, IN Tho CTS u san Fran
cisco 40 p-rc- ranging from 1900 % $50 cash The>o
lots are just two miles nom the city Hal ana 900 u
800 feet fom street ears In operation. Water ard
ca, mains Stil nearer than srcrt cars. The lots are
I'm the o.t>k.r'- where On" houses are scattering,
lust beyond the point the city f. closely bult
the blocks suriouud.n: lots having dozen or moro
house. each. and ONES. ~ good class. constantly
icing erected The property T. remarkably similar Ia
that Ia the u.chb,rhood ~ fcd-t, H"VNork about 20
Years ago Iunclsro t. on peninsula bounded on
three SIDES bv hav ard consequently thor" can DO
no doubt o. ,hc direction IL must continue 70 gto" san
Francisco (, the principal trade cent?" and metropolis Of
all the country = the Rocky Mountains II Is no
boom town but OF the most important cities 81 the
United states. II ha- population of 100000 ana grow
ing rapidly. Thee lot. VII come TO be- very valuable.
and you cannot possibly lo,' money In buying Two
- them bought and hd "a wears VIII maize The owner
jndcp nd mt and NJ children rch. The titles are guar
ant,cd Nv California TIL" Insurance Trust Co. we
furnish abstract tito complete and viii attend % ic'
cordns decd and paying tINes Tor yon. every year
desired send for nap Of The entire city, showing oca'
ton Of lots street lines IN operation, &c, mailed
fee We propose satisfy yon thoroughly 81 our re-
liability and tne q the property before you pay
anything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

Tota shares sold Tor Inc DAY a., USl, 90 600
s,I,rT r"rIs 1861 1876 q 100 i.Oo i'oo i'0'' ''
EIdiydend.
.,rO 1T THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUA EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

sl5Os 53i 80
In the above. nothing Is Included eltheF ,o' ' "'y
valuable trade marks Of the nrm which have occh
and created through outlay OF more tah SIoo'Voo III
money or :or the goodwill when results ion "" 49,.
y.ar- of extensive, and successful business now fpfc'
lie a, ,,,y trad. connection with than t"eny'three
thousand customers fl ali parts OF the "oflu'
Tho books aud accounts Of The finn have been Suom'u
10 Me..r. WALDEN BROOKS & DoNNEI.lN, the we'll
known public accountants. the result OF WHOSE cN''0
Is embodied In The following certificate 800
II plnc.st.. Ncw-Yoik. Jan. O. 1891.
Nessrs Thurler, Whylund & Co.. Newfork:
dentl,mcn . A.
icon, ,, td 1 rrbfuqiy 1880 IN 81 January. 1890 and
We ord that tn. Set Profits OF the business dncudns IN
rct ON CapaD actually collected and realized Tor the Ten
year, amount s-'V'V'0''
10 which must b. added the further e7d-
mated sum iealiyabl" from uncolcct"d Book -
Account, considered good l'o'VVoVV
-..
Or an average Of 800 DC yearly.
Th ests are obtained after charging on al expenses
rents interest borrowed moneys and the Ruaraheeu sat
aries Of the Junior partners and heads OF departments Ike
vic large expen,cs Tor advertising and establishing trade
marks.
further examination Of the accounts for the period OF
IL months ending Jan. g. 1891, shows anet loht aeI
charging salae, and all other expenses upon he same
basis as above. OF s--l'aol 3D. OF at the ''0 "
for the year.
Yours respectfully,
WALDEN. BROOKS & DoNNELLY.
r,,p prsrYTIAsTs STATED Il EQUIVALENT TO
- PRu CENT UPON THE PREFERRED sIOCh
AM ~ 15PER CENT. UPON THE COMMON sToCk
ISSUED.
px..,.c,..r. md blank forms OF application" Tor
stock may be obtained "po" "pp''e"''0" - e"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
STOCK OFFERED:
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Go.

To Holders Of the First Mortgage Railroad and
sinking Fund Land-t.rHnt Bonds of the Cairo mud
Fulton Railroad. Company, maturing January 1st
1891:
the Sixth Article OF the mentioned mortgage this
company has decided 10 extend until July 1891 time
within which holders Of Cairo and Fulton Bonds
the for the General Consolidated Railway and
IandGrant Bonds Of th, Company. the principal and IN
tercst Of which are guaranteed by the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company Tho Cairo aud Fulton Bond, viii
continue 20 draw Interest at the rate Of per cent
until paid This company reserves the right TO
discontinue AZ time. the payment Of the money pre-
OF so per bond made in with the
exchange OF the Cairo and Fulton Bonds
4. II. CAIEF Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

pr Oh application = per- c in 20 Oaagee N
Fort Worth Security l. Construction Co.,
whose conlt,"ii For WORTH, TLNAs.. Zoo 900 per
pie'Iiea canaisSc d,id,i s'orf .'53ogo Hr 5
''' ow 6lyiDISbs W MG' hf EF'lD
mo,,y inside own. ia the ~ Of to w Sc n,
oa In the GnftYd s,i Eno a. ~. nucy on.e
Balidlne and the Martin brown wholesale Dry Good, Buzz
II has been aeIed by e directors aside Si 600 iv
SSseaa on n S, iS% Dc and ga c{ a at %
noyao s pon the ot I ou S1 'g or tho
so.h sha bs Entitled 10 share ia such a. honn Maid
9 per cent cent ddena tat e c& 5 MT eaass
profits a az on Zach ta p iI ID
~ COMMON GSt , r H c so t anIns ~ aboye sS
ent TO pay The above dividends which viii amount ~, 20
period YEAR: The EXPIRATION tnat time The
director, divide thu stockholders OF record as
s rG% the ascasca c ;9 Fl Sc6 20
sS 10 Gr iii as y o aie to S SG @um from
Gnc 'e, gs:9y T Ia Company
For Worth Texas duly incorporated under the 'w nS o.
i@Ss ana ,6e sSSamSaton ioi me ppr;
' rns E se9y Ssd
tS W WO s and an oS Si aH pSeSmbr 81
1880 witch vas the corporation Of us Kind
SIS GOO net inside OF two YEAR, IT oPanhu s ne
from earnings alone 10 10000 In Apri lo9o ana N
December 1890 additional surplus on conserN atte
valuations Of 7l25Uoo II Is - push M, buNlnrSs 20
proportions that this 100000 preferred STOCK
offered
phenomenal earnings o. this corporation shows
conservative investors demanding assured dvldcnuS are
turning rom
RAILWAY TO ISpTsTKIAIs SEC r!otl q IISrv
which T. constantly increasing IN value forms prhhcnt
security It's fidelity. aud controlling the sale OF tne
S,cUritic the STATE" A. Is officers are auon' INC
LARGEST stockholders ii aIar> VIII receive their undlu'u
~ not often that nNstnn bearing -u,h
ydnnd. coupled WIN absolute safety i o.
icl,d o. the public.
ITS GENERAL BUSINESS. ......,.
Ia addition % It. eOn~t fucOn department. IT.
general financial bu,nr IL deals In leNa, ,,cntt ar
investors trust fund and Institutions, furnishes lh.inh
and makes eNpr. r" tn prop r. Of indlN olls'
railway or Other corporations ana air tdNcH LOT Ho'
EXAMINATIONS and GUARANTEE or TITiE-,
Ittl'~ 20 itrN~ t-ia ana mortgages '"I"IEh y
amincd chir-c or which VIII b. mac KNOW"
before work + begun.
option reserved 10 subscribers 70 nay III iul Oh
application, ~" dat" of any in-taln"nt ,
Int pot ~ tho rit' 81 per cent pr anum VIII DC al
lowed srch ir PAYMENTS. . -. ...,,,...,
tor particular a1dro-> the MERCHhNIS NAIIONhL
RANK. OF THE GOGr W nth Si(u RlIY AND CON-
SrItUtIlON Co. Tort worth, Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
TREASURY STATEMENTS.

The customs receipts reported at washington
to-day were S7601s9 and the internal revenue
receipts were $685. The United States Treas
ury received $4i7.s60, and for the week $685.
489, National bank notes for redemption;
The United States Treasury now holds $40
664,9 United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation follows:
Currency sG,17t 900
-Four and one.hsf per cent, ............. "7OIsojO
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S24l ,7J0: bonds held TO secure circulation with
drawn, 81 $500. National bank circulation ONT
standng-currcncy notes S11G,l0g lJ4 goa
notes Sl3l ,637 against which the Treasury holds
Sj0.240:1j4 legal money for redemption of sur
rendered circulation
In London British cOnsols further declined l-S
to 81 Lie for money and 1-lG 10 % Is for the
account. I'm the open market money was apuh-
dant AT IS and per cent for discounts ana
about 1-2 per cent for balances. Bar silver was
UNCHANGED at 4sd. an ounce. American railway
shares were irregular in the early dealings, bnt
afterward resumed their downward course ana
closed weak. At Paris French 3 per cents rallied
10 %. ID.
IIalgartcn & Co. offer TO investors al par md
accrued interest limited amount Of nashville.
Cbattanooga and St Louis Railway Company 5
first consolidated mortgage } per cent bonds \
statement of the companY's operations Tor SIN
months ending December 81, 1871 SHOWS sur
plus Of S3lJ.9S6, after dcducing The interest on
The funded debt. taxes and Improvements. Inc
company has paid quarterly dividends on us cap
ital stock from Octobcf, 1886. 10 Jnly, 1883; at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum, ana since lhcn
at the rate Of per cent.
John II. Davis a Co. offer ANA Tecomemhd 10
investors limited amount OF street railway Sc
rites bearing per cent. secured upon properties
located in prosperous and growing cues;
The fort y-firSt annual report OF the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company. which appears IN the
ADVERTISING columns Of this ISSUE shows that in
1890 n total Of 81 1884 - was pad To policy
holders and that the gross assets are Sl2.5lS,-
935 as. The report shows an incdease N mri,s
Of risks. premiums interest. assets ana surplus
and n decrease in losses and expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM TILE FIELD AND RANGE of Ihi ~, -, -,
rhc,e were M transactions in crude oil at the SUCK IN
change Yesterday At the Consolidated ENch'L2e ul,Fc
we've sales q 90 barrels February options az 80
'ents and 600 barrels for Monday delivery ~ - .;
Thrrc were no feates IN the OF news Dut W" ~ an
ih,Ic "as 1,,n t,euned oil unchanged ~ ~
seets IN Safreis and o1j cents In cases f"1s rLs
tons were Antwerp. 22d.2s francs Diehen' Wv H
Il nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
Dnb!ic Notlces.
CopartncrslJip Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of Partnership:
~ The firm II Butler. Richards & Co. importers and
manufacturers OF brads. bindings and trimmings dong
business 40 Nos -, 90 Walkerst, Nc"-iorA, Is this day
al, sol we'd by mutual cons Mt. -, H.. g..
Thomas A. Butler. James y. Rchafds Gabriel l3aas ani
loran Ialas under the firm Of Butler Richards
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