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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

quarters M tsss CITY. ordering him 10
proceed II eocs - sepost for duty On
the sesn< Of acton lolsaei toresS -
tseneral Asls. chef of sisn aud has
TAKEN setise pat o. az ofheef 81 ths
line IN maay esmPaigrs against eestlls
tndssas sn the Nesihwest
OMAHA, Neh.. Jar 5 -Tsree cam
pznies nf uiitls fssm interior ss~ sS
wete scat Saturday saosnlss ~ defend
the ta.ns aeAf the SiouA iadsas ressr-
satiou
AasoS CRY. Ia. Jan. 5 The Sisih
Rsxlesrat. iswA NstioAs, csafssa- the
strongest in the State, Seiecei beaisa
msnaadsag. has sSsR ordered To held
itself tn teatiaess to nsrea Ia the
frenties Tor ses.see a. ,iss, the iadsaas
wlcasfA. k,a. Jsa. 8 "A Nav
well. of fsut krao. ind I 10 here AL
says the esorrs tslserarh~a iiam Ia IL
ta1y he aiquzrt-,s to Iapt an weodsen.
of the Fifth Cavalry. TO disarin the to-
dians ia tho Chsysaas And Arap-
Ahoe country have created tie
greatest anxiety among tue act
tiers in Okiahe,aa aud On hs
borders OF Texas end geaWae
disgust among the troops- The la
c,a1s of th~>s south n rAt.rn Tcsera-
tioas are peacvaeiy enc Ign now, and
tb ,se who hoew tue nature OF The red
mc1 STE ia TINS proposed d,,a- nam at
a E~oace u the seatiDu1nce nj tic
cSm arslise quiet which now exists
WA-siSoroS. Jaa 5-Thr scpost al
the f.ilef Of Colonel tc,sy;he Of ais
command OF the Seventh cavalry "
0cnctAi Miles. which hss been tee
gtaphea East from unofficial sources,
Is confirmed at tiie War Depart0eaL
The officials. however. show o decided
dislnc linaticn TO talk about The matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

STocxRRIpeE. Mass. Jan. SIS n.
Willis. treasurer Of the Stock bridge
Savings Rank. Is a defaulter TO an
aroupt running from So. 900 TO s2s gro.
II IL asccrtsined that Wills has NJ
posted up bic hooks for some years lie
acknowledged that he had taken the
above amount from the bank
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
An vfu, Niue D,s.s,.-.

VIENNA. Jan. s An explosion ~ Eve
damp occurred Saturday in the 1',r'tv
pit near Ostrau- Fifteen bodies Le-c
been taken on; OF the pit. and 'wcu'v
four men are missing and arc supposed
to have per.shrd.
LoaeoN Jan. 5.-A i;spa.rh ~ The
Times from Vienna s's'es that City
persons were killed Outright bv tho cx-
plosion that occurred n the 1rin;ty
coal pit In Polish 0st.au Or Saturday
last
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Bar,a, .e G.a.r.l spin.sr's Remains.

UTICA. N ". Jan. S.-The remains
~ the late General T e, Spinner. war
Treasurer of the United States. were
received at his home at Mohawk. near
this city. Saturday evening from the
place of his death. Pablo Beech. Fla. At
ap % Sunday prayer was said at the
house and the procession moved TO the
Reformed church. including the REM
ingtou Rifles. the Chismore Post Of
lion and a drum corps The services
were conducted by Rev. II. NJ Cox.
The body was buried with military
nO1o-S
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Damaged by [. Haii-st,ru.

CovINGroS. KY, Jan. 5.-The full ex-
tent of the damage done in the interior
OF the State by last weeks sleet-storms
has just begun TO es known. A mem
Der of the State Roard of Agriculture.
who has just returned frou a trip
through . Dozen ceusties. said that
many fine orchards were ruined. and
that number Of sheep. hogs ana fowls
II II
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
strsek I.ar ss.s

PI-IsnyEGH, Pa. ian. The Phiis-
felphla express ca TIE Pennsylvania
4er who were ws.s.1g on the track
rear Tai-tv-third stree JcAa Young
o. Allegheny City AS instantly killed.
Charles @ Basa. .Ioseah Henderson, ard
D. xas.el1a we've severely injured tat
vii recover
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
a Horrible Accident.

ScrTu RETHLEUsM, Pa. Jan 5.-Will-
ian Mask, - years old, proprietor Of a
small saw mil! seven miles porth of
this place. was found dead in his mill
Saturday with his legs cut off close to
the body II is ,-oaglt he slipped and
fell across q log that was being sawed
and hcfo-e he could recover himself
was drawn on the saw and cut TO
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Made Wars,. al sti,lwat.r.

JOLIET Il. Jan 6.-The news that
cap.z Al5e-t Gz-v;a. formerly warden
OF .ac ..E-o.s prison, has been appoint
cd ws-S.n OF tie saltwater mimi }
State re5..sn.,ary ssases great salts
tse:.oa here Tee pr,soo employees and
he citizens generally have either teie-
graphed or wrs,.e7 ;heir eongratu,a
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Sworn In.

WAsE,NeroN. Ian Sin the Senate,
Sena. reject Mcconnell. of Idaho took
the cath Of Office. The crcdcotia!s CT
Cr~dsyicL T pusos ss Seostor-elec.
from i5atc fct tie term 81 six wears,
beg co;I:g ~ the Alb JaY NJ March Cex:.
~ere placed on 'i'e. The ,pportionmen,
~ was -crnv'-d hack from the census
coc n,t.ee vithoui amendment
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
STARVED TO OeATH.
4 Kassss Wt1ew ssd Hss Three ChkilfeA
perisA ct Hsssss sad Geld.

Perish ct Hsssss sad Geld.
STOCKTON. Kan. ian. k-Hsa
Far aingt ton. 10 the northern pars ef
this tkooLs) county, ssmss . tAis Of
starvation And death. jobs Clifton died
several years eye ass isis his widow
with I've eh.ldres TO carry On
the fight Successive failures Of
crops left her penpiiess sd ~-hes
the recent blizzard came IL fossd The
house with neither fuei scr food.
Saturday a neighber ~ss passang tho
place and. seeing no sigs Of life.
entered the house. where Ne tossd
Mrs Clifton lying dead WITH thres Of
her children. while The other tive ~sre
an the last agcpies Of ths struggle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Killed by . Failing Elevator.

CHICAGO. Jan. George w Frer-t,
. book-keeper for LeGrsnd 4. Beebe. a
coal dealer on Thirty fifth street, met =
terrible death in the Erie eatk s7oe
Lake avenue, Saturday night The
elevator on which he was standing feu
from the fer-th floor TO the basement
and Mr. French received injuries from
which be i:e5 four hoJ.s later
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Death Of an Abe LAWYER.

WAssiyeToS. Jan 5.-Rsndolph
Coyle. Assistant United States District
Attorney. died here Sunday, aged ~
years. Of rneunonia Mr. Coyle framed
tAe Indictment of Guiteau for the rur-
der Of President Garfield This indiet.
neat kas been regarded ever since as a
wonasrfsly complete one. and was said
20 &c absolutely without leop-hoie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. 5.-Word
comes from New Martinsville. w. Va.
that two physicians have been sum-
moned to Ten Mile, Tyler County. 10
attend two women who fought duel
with brtcher-knives. The fight &C.
Cured in the kitchen of Mrs. Wilson.
one Of the combatants, and is describes
as most ferocious and desperate en-
counter Mrs Wilson was terribly cut
about the face. neck and breast and is
fatally hurt. The cause Of the strange
duel Is not known.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

CAeJssLg. Pa ian s--kt Bs~usss
"a. iass esoat- - ssfsrSss sssbsrs
foan vsunz mes rot ist - ~hix4v ca
. gresroptsos aus arsnk h FAIRY
Stosfsss sfes y yssrs hes sses fsoa.
is efeess ss6 sootler q TIE p.fts
vks isss eBt IS the osls zee 80 leg.
se ssslr frozsB tsst they ~ss haze 60
Be susulasea
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
N...r West si..y Mu.. no- NOME.

Nsw ORLEANS. Ian s-A notable
death Sunday was that of q white
woman Mrs Adeiside Marie. who. had
she lived two days more. would have
reached lo2 years Of age. She was born
in jefferson parish. opposite this city.
ADD, though of n wealthy family. never
went sixty miles away 10 her life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

PANS. Jan. SELECTIONS for members
of the French senate were beid SasaaY
Ia The Department OF the Seine Prcmicr
dc Frcyciset received 80 Votes out Of a
total Of Cos ballots east jrlss Perry.
in the Department OF the vosges. re-
ceixed 77s sotrs oNt Of fsisi 81 ps7
In the hrs, ballot the Republicans have
Cainsd eight seats
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
A HORROR on The oANueR
Many skaters Perish by the sssaAias %
the lee-


the 1ce-
PEsrH. Jan. While ~ eno' NOUS
crowd OF holiday-mskers were amusing
themselves sn the loe covered surface Of
the river Danube. estween Buds and
resth. the ice. after q ssrisa 81 alarm.
ing. cracking reports, suddenly cave
way In sessrAi places. A ssir bic
panic followed amsng these ~he were
upon the river. a uenber Of people
fell into the water and were draws
aades the ice. Those who WIRE lucky
enough 70 escape. assisted 10y others
upon the shore. did their utmost 10
rescue the endangered people Tks
extent Of the Calamity Ia not knowa-
sut many people are reported ussdaR
aud are believed 10 haze bees droW aeA
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Mig Money for Wisconsin Pearls.

BkopHEAD. Wis, Jan 5.-A Young.
Of this city. who has been dealing ex.
tensively in pearls Jur'ug he craze
here. shipped nipety-tbree beautiful
gems of fire brilliancy and eolor. weigh.
ing from 6ve TO tweuty-eight grains
each, TO London 6vm last sepsem Der
And has just received draft or New
York bank ior sli.7oo 10 payment for
e. q ss.ra
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Fxv Vera Jse ~, cAs~}ss I.
y 
e. TIE .et>rsn assstrsz. resextiy
Of Ta-sre Essrts.as s~~s.sy 49, -
10 sssa->es <=sS.s svers.g wsas
~stesi.s TIE FsffA tsesve TAssass are
fss~rasy .ecr.sss ~ vince ssx1s .
severe eolx. ~sisA russ}<e1 - tsSth
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

wsssixerex. ian She iufersa-
tiensi monetary conferences has sess
Der Of the DePsstwsst Of state ct ~
o'clock econ. Wednesday next. ~hts
Secretary Blame VII deliver an address
Of ~eiceuae Svhssa nent msetsxrs -
a.. cesfsresee ~ttl be held ie the par
isrs Of the 4riirStss Hets4
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

wAsslysTox. Jaa s-Jr<re nsRyy
n B-s~p of Mscsiaas sss beer
fo-xsEy srstsaes "a .. Associate
5>ss.cs Of The usit~c x.ss<s fssSrsws
tcrrt
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
M.eA ssosring tsIrelsna.

LeYpoy. gsn 5.-Anether English
-sr vessel the Gssppler, has arrived
ca he vest coast Of Ireland With a
csrze Ct potatoes fer the starving peo-
PIE A great deal 81 suffering IS re-
ror.ed. eves Tie diseased potatoes nov
ls.-R srharsfea
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Lespor. Ont. IAN. s-will.am
Weld. prominent agricultural four-
nslist and proprietor Of the Farmers
Advocate. accidentally fesl in.e . ~ztsr-
tau. al bis residence SATURDAY. aigh.
and WA drowned
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

New YoRK. Jan 8 -Ststistics show
that s7i.sas storage passengers we're
landed al this pen during 1920 against
as 2as during the yesr 1850 There
were es,isa cabin passenger landed,
against - Geo in 1859
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dx L. c. WRsr's NAYS AND BRAN TgEAr.
NM. a guaranteed specific for hysteriA Dizzi-
ness, t0nvuision> Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
use OF a eohol or tobacco. Wskeiulness. Mental
Deprs ssion. Softeslns Of the Bfaia resu ting
IN insanity and leading 10 misery. decay aud
OF Power In ether sex. Involuntary Losses an
spermat0rFhVa caused By over-exertion af tho
brain. seitsbnsr oxrr-tnduisenec. Each box
eoEtsin ~ ono months treatment. si-sV box.
Or sir boxes for 500. sent by mail prepaid on
reeelpt of price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. Win each order received
BY u tOr SIX boxes accompanied by 500. We
will Sead the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refuad the money IL the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees isslsd oGly by
WHITE Il WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents,
50 Monroe-rtreet. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Traverse CRY. Hisk 5ss s--Lass
Saturday nisht Joks Povsil lef, mere
for BIS hsrae Of Cedar Run The tea N
rsa away. tsre~iss him CUT o. the
frozes gre3rd ssS sfili7f him
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Bsror Eevss La. JsH Is Beverly
sna N.iy oNesl sd Aiesar5e. Ter
~. eosvicsss CT rsss'ssSb'er 10 ssil-
sesiEe aexrees we're each sentenced &C
twenty yeas .zr-sscr nent
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

pssroy Ian William Hamilton.
who iarr.5 cut Of sve-stery ~irdo~
70 SossA Rostoa IN Saturday - oy3sr 70
escape arrest On . 1fser charge. $es
from BIS .nipr.ss a. the eisy aesr.tal
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
FIGURED UP.
Assets ssd Liabilities of the Firm - Dell
amater & Co.

An00t0 ia IIAbttttt0s OF tHO Fbn u UoJ-
smater q Co.
MEApvILLE. Pa. Ian. 5.-The state
meot of the APPRAISER OF the banking
Ia I'D OF Deian,at-r n Co show that tho
assets of the hrm are estimated ~
x3OI, O0o OF this estimate $685.
QUO belongs To the firm, Sea-
600 to George B Delamater.
s6s.o 900 to George Wallace Della
mater. and SIC. 900 10 4. A. Della
mater. Though the assigneos are still
unable IN give an accurate statement
regarding the firms liabilities. IL II said
chat they will amount - sl.e4e. GEO,
which includes the pei senal liabilities
If the mem bers OF the house
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

"AssIvs-ev, las. the ruresu q,
American ker-asics las received I'D
zee ~ Ne ainsss tea fas.-. 81 ss.
essee rep 70 Java. ~hieA 10 estusses
~ SLY ssevs - PER ssna sf e. nn an.
q a. sseysTe- ,.H
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Hsfx.A. Ark Jan s-Prsaee Miller
= wealthy segro wing .. Fssssd -
aear seye. vas sti.ed ss.u-csy srst
Three sexrc<s COMMITTED tie EsTees,
aad sheT hare ssczrs5
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Irx,s Jan. s--Trs~s hare ben
n-es nor. ssssh< frsn fA< sssssser a.
- Tors.sy bazaar, zs&AxS sxs.vs N
=.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Cs77De-Asssst tstser sc<fvs 90 is~si
go *tfst Ne se<esst cnesst&enf stsfs< ~
- No. - fss sssscs 80 fsn.r sstppsss ft>srs
- ss4f y fs- fee< - enefes - - 49, y a..
sssHss fssr - O. <so1 a f>~ bstehsFs
fs-s-s = 49, - s.s sb~tsevs y 80 y Ter
Tsyshs ~ snDs y fcr vsts~-rs o. 100 - fes
yefe>rs o. ss<1> - fe- Gees . $500 fc-
bss sss - ssns - fss Tssa Csfv~~
Fees Nsrsef scss-r sss srn Sees -srr~s
~ D ga - ssr r5ss ~ sess p So Bsfs
" ca - 81 fourA estk ss - 49, e for
nse< sac ss14a ~ sss~y psakzne xs<
s~>eF ~ ga
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

t1fftfaeA O. ssx
psrecaexs- esss ssssczfs ~tfss sc sef
tess Sc. - ssso1Sss. 81. - sssstsns 1ss G.
sasstsa r.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
THE MARKETS.


CnIcscc ssn =.
FIorR-Quiet end lower. spr.ss wbsst
Pats u s0oz IL. BsLsrs'. o. <1ts 10. VIA.
ter wbeal rsolr. ksAds - fer Psfenta 90
80 's- Cle..s
wasAI- Ksied Unsettled Parry active
Ne. ts@sh. -sscosc. May rsa~&c
ccas-Fssi, sesirs aud spssftie6 30
ato nc sSsaow. sse. January ss0ssss, Feb
ss., .Saoas. nsfst. siaoslsos MAJ tzk
os<c.
o.---H cier. No 2. Gx0aaes Jsnvsry.
t.es.sxs. MAJ GA3fsc. Samples e. fair de
rss: saa slesostr Ne. 3 siGrAs. Nc 3
wias. s.sd.tse, no. z. a,sd<zsc 10.
NEE Ca s.sS.
rss -ysIT qsist eui sru. 30 cash ese
ssu.t-. Of No z ssqts71c ssa Ne q ti462a
Nc gs1-nfy 6filvrsv GAG ana Esv Tfa
B&saEs Stsrce sns ruling firm. 10. cash.
"a :. sswpies ceruos- soQssr foeo ts
esosss .tfsse enc cr'fs a kesn1ie.
Mess PonK-KsrEel rsthef nei8ve ssf prices
-ssos .isser. QBetstions rsased "a so sea
70 easssoT rssh &c cs3f3s fof gsnnssr. ana
o. san 70 fcr NtF
LsHD- Hstber setlsr sse prices ruled higher.
PAGES ssnsss 81 s. sszs T 70, essb O. -
tsss. tof 1srssrs ard ~ s2ssns az Coz Hsy
brTTsH-tfssnery. ls<tesc. Dairy. is0srf
Packing stocs sdse
Tertass-Lsts Cbicbsns s-sas< Per 10;
1--we Turkess scr rsr ~ 1--we Dptks IA
-. pes - Ifss oee.f ~ sf-<3t - PEI <el
ons- Wisconsin, Frse whlte ss wee,
wan. sat. B1ossts Prime whiae ssse.
wstes whiis. f9kss fssisnx Prime wsfse
go. wsief ws3te. ls<e Bes6iish 10 test
SO. Sassairs. e s~g ffe. 70 osgs e&e.
Nsphsbs g sers &c
Iserefs- Disfairf Spirits rnles fru q
o. ~ eesrss fsr nsifhee eneos
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

wssst-sirepf l&a4ss -. ssh Nara
q o. &C. ~ Mas. o. % g. spir o sac
ss5s ssSssl So agsse. BeceEsrf. 10. "a
ssf
Cess-Fi-w 80 sp sN5st Fe 4 HE4
Gse sss.nef nixes seA0S<s
ce1s-ffesr EST E<stefn. <soH&
B~ssssssss- Sect sies<s. euief Pate. 80
o. - ssrff sfs,aisg fufs esis1 STEADY
$50 n.s. 81 sssfg a.. ese ~>s< slg 80 = g.:
sssss snas ~ go ss Lsrs sxsst stesas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, Jan. l0-p H.
The stock market displayed renewed strength
today. although there were no new develop
ments sufficiently important to affect the course
of prices The volume of business was not so
large as it was yesterday, but 1t was more evenly
distributed, and if the opening was weak, the
closing was buoyant. While the control of the
market remained i'll the hands Oh professional
sneculators. the recent advance has aroused pub
lie interest in speculation and the buying Tor
outside interests is steadily growing. The weak
orenine WAS merely continuance of the re-
action begun yesterday, although the depression
was helped by fresh sales for foreign account
In spite of the easy rates for money abroad the
flow of securities seems to be in this direction.
H. is not impossible that complications exist in
London which have not yet been made known
here 1t is certain that European holders OF
American securities are constant, even If small.
sellere r is proper matter for congratulatlon
that the market shows more and more It's In
dependence of foreign opinion. IL may be IN
ferred that Europe has been disturbed by the
prospects of free silver coinage, which wall
Street is inclined - consider an influence in favor
of higher prices. 1t has been urged here that
the passage OF free-c0lnage Dill would cause
AN immediate rise in railroad and corporate Sc
curities The frenzy will be checked -srobaby
be- ore there can be serious disaster.
The upward movement, after the early weak
ness, made with much spirit. The Western
railway shares III urgent demand and their
final advances ranged from l pcr cent in Atchscn
10 . l-2 per cent in Rock Island. Stocks that
have no possible connection with the Western
Traffic Association gained strength from the adj
vance IN the others, and lackawanna Louisville
and Nashville Richmond Terminal and Western
Union Telegraph were not behind in the move
ment Among the spccalties. Chicago Gas adj
yarced steadily on the elimination from the man
aecment of speculative Chicago directors, and
although il was admitted that the quarterly dlvi-
dend would be passed, the change in the Board
more than offset the adverse influence. There
are many reasons for believing that the company
has emerged from its legal and political eInbar,
rassments and that the stock las been freed
from purely speculative manipulation. That the
large earnings OF the company ere to III, employed
in extending the SYSTEM In anticipation OF Tie
Worlds Fair is policy which the shareholders
can approve. further advance in Sugar Reiin'
cries stock may possibly have lad some effect
on the general market although its vagares are
disrezardcd by the better elements of speculation
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
A sale OF 50, 400 registered A per cents caused
a slight decline in the Government bond market
The closing quotations were generally lower at
the following prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Jan. 10 D. m.-Consols. 06J, for money anu
90 1916 for the Canadian Pacific 7i Mexican
ordinary 494.
Money, IL per cent. ,. -, ,., -.
The rate discount In the open Market LOT Ooth snort
and three months bills Is 22 per cent. $1,000 ~,
Paris 0dvlces quote per cent entes ~ % francs
confines for the and exchange on London at 70
francs o5ls confines for checks.
Bar silver IL quoted az 4S99d per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

The State issues were dull but strong. The
only transaction was in Alabama, class A, at Oh.
OF city bank stocks Republic sold l25 at %.
The general bond market was somewhat less
active, although the tendency Of prices was still
upward. Atchison incomes gained IA but is
lost 3-s per cent Nortlem Pacific irsts fell "a
10 IA "a. and Reading issues closed rather heavy
at declines of Ia in the general is and nearly |
Der cent in the incomes. Many issues not usually
active made substantial gains Reference is made
to our full report of bond sales.
The money market showed greater ease, al
though rates for call loans were virtually un-
changed at % per cent. The supply has been
for several days so far above the demand that rates
for time money weakened Loans for six months
were offered at ~ per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Exchanges. sI54,Si7,i5s; balances,


The Snb.Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day ST. 1924 lis net loss on Da,an nee
was 1919 1916 made up by loss OF $6lg,lVe
coin legs n gain of $39, 800 currency. Inc days
operations included: Receipts, 2,636,652 pay
ments, SO ,2l604S resulting IN genera DaianG is
of 81 6s 267. 3OG, consisting Of ,424,l%o COIN
and S4,s43,1Sl currency.
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day $4sl ,653 National bank notes lor
redemption. -. eeos ECO .ho in
ternal re >Snue receipts S2s3,5s6, and the miscel
laneous receipts S4s,lSO. $500,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Oh casn
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN inc
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Nj Ne: : sgs "a Ss 'is
Net CT i SsSd asoos 2O886ol Dec 077
Treasury vaults
p S5ss' n banks q
Ma. cash BAL $50 oss sIs7 s445es Dec 81 1910
The foreign exchanges were firm under renewed
demand for remittance, and long DIS o9 Lonaon
were l-2 cent higher. Drafts on tne Oo1tlnent
were sitter without quOtabe alterations. We re-
wise quotations for actual business as follows
Bankers bills, 81 SO and "a SO respectively for
long and short sterling; French francs; 52l IA
and SIS ga reichmarks, % "a and 30 IL.
In London British consols closed trifle higher
at 96 "a for money and unchanged at 20 1915
for the account. In the open market discounts
ruled at So per cent and daily balances at
from 1-2 to . per cent. Bar silver further ad-
vanced IA to As 3-4d. an ounce. American rail-
way shares were irregular and at the end were
French per cents declined in the early dealings,
but closed unchanged at o5.27 1-2 Sight ex-
change o. London yielded to 25.25 1-2 francs to
the sterling.
A meeting Of the first mortgage bondholders Of
the Oregon Improvement Company has been called
for next Monday at the offices Of the Central
Trust Company.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
1880 1890. 1891.
T Number T. Ct Il fan s22 afG sas5s s4eS
RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE
Sg@oss Til;; seiatcsSSo ss4 ESQ sas fsS
TEXAS PACIFIC.
S Ssao: s.. & N jan st tS5 5s
WABASH.
S Nun, s. e IN s5 1895 sss5ss s2oosS
wEsTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
S Nun, s.s & s5s Sss $3.50
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
ss$s;' Il: ,:.5Ss ,sss sf
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
S STS; ' sssS 's5fs s 'f1 Ss
Net e,mns,........... s6O7io s6I,657 s072l2
Jan. | 70 Nov 30. . -. o-, an q, ~, oo,
Gross earnings Sl,249,15o T'o7d00y1
Operating eXpensts.-.. ec-,"O- o0oo'i i'o'V''i'
Net for II months $353,234 ffl3'of Sofo'l''
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM SEW-fohh'
- A., oL a. 7oa an s76599ss sc ,4s3
since January - i3 $1,000 lsS9.565 13.250,930
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Iondon Jan. 10 4 D. m-COnsols. 06li for money ana
90 1916 for the account Canadian Pacific, III Mexican
ordinary, 49l4.
The rate OF discount the open market for both short
and three months bills f. 2i2 per cent ~,
Paris 0dvlces quote cent rentes NJ % francs ~
cehtmes for the and exchange Oh London at 20
francs o5is confines for checks
Bar silver Is quoted at iS14d per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

OFFICE OF THE EAST RIVER GAS COMPANY,
LONG ISLAND CITY, \. Y, Jan. 10, 1891.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
i pany have this day declared dividend Of THREE
PER CENT upon It's earnlngs for the past six months
payable at THE STATE TRUST COMPANY so Wall
Street New-York and after January 10, 1891.
WILLIAM STEINWAY. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND RI
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

Total shares ssd for the day 80 oo
Silver certs.. lOiis l071 LO6s4 LOot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
SECURE MONTHLY DIVIDENDS.

BATES-HUNTER shares. par value, 81. Dividend in
March OF ONE PER CENT? per cent per annun. being
over 20 per cent price has produced
S1oO,2S7 gold. Price 90 cents per share.
May MAZEPPA shares PAYING NOW monthly dlyi
bends Of ia per eenl5 per cent per annuus5O paid
Silver lead Oru22 ounces silver ana LOU
rounds lead per ton2 500 900 in sight Price I'll Is
share. 80 ,,,,,, -,
COLORADO MINING INVESTMENT CO.,
LANES GILFILLAN. TREASURER,
(Ex-Treasurer of United Stntes.)
Al WALI.-sT, NEW-YORk.