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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-17
To.day's Entrie. ut Gutenberg.

First Race -Threo.quarters of mile: selling; for
beaten horses Alarmer 1l2 Character. shotover 1O7
each: Extra, Frank L. 10. EACH Turk III Bolivar, 81
each: ExcelenzA nlly Ocean Queen hly. 50 each; Jul
Second Race - Five furlongs: selling Mohammei.
1o3: Lille gelding. 1ol; Helen 100. Maria Stops.
%: Culpeppor 80: Eugene. 50.
Third k.csIhandsap: i've turlongs. Bel Demonio.
us: Gold Dollar loI; Shrllbark, lO1: Mabel Glenn,
100: Mohiean. -: Fdret 81: Strsthmaid So.
Fourth 'Race-Three.qnarters Of mile. for beaten
horses: selling. DR.. lislmuih. 1l2: woodchopper,
Brown charlie. Mucilage Dago Gladiator. Paradise.
Serllto, 1O7: Mayor b.. Signature. lo2.
Fifth Race-fandicRp: mile and quarter: over five
hurdles. 81. John. 49, Ecarte. LA: Manrico. l4o:
AdeinA. l25: The Countess. 40
Sixth Racs-Seven furnngs; selling. Reporter West
Shestsr llB: Belwood. ia: Addie h. 1906 Blackjack.
lo2; Tasso, lol: Balbriggan. 100: llespsrus. Alma
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Rowling Games Tonight,

Y.n.C A. LEAGUE.
Section A-Central VI. Washington Heishta At Cen.
trail alleys
Institute vs. Jersey City, at Institute al,eya
Section B-washnRton Heights vs. Central at Wash.
ington Heights alleys.
Jersey CITY vs.. Institute. at Jersey City alleys
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Americas lis 2is 3o7 ISL asa $40 500 SOS 769 $40
Orchard 81 17S 2B8 B3S <52 582 618 ia 1917 s7b
umpire-n Fahrenkamp scorers-B. W. DsmarsM
Avsrages-xmericu 100 4.5; orchard. l75.
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Icus, 100 Is; orchard. II
sErnSN rauv

Totals ......52i $40 Totals......1o2 20 20 TAO
FRAMES
Pleasure 1b1 2ls 2s8 $50 4ss SOB 583 GIT SOS
Amcricus ..54 l2l 200 $50 345 452 5l5 8o2 885 I4B
umpire-H. Fahrenkamp. scsrers-B. ". Demarest
Xyeraps-rieasure 1870: Americas 11e<.b.
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''F"'S'''''' Ool To IV4T TUEhEs' ''''I" - 7. o'U
TRArFs
Madison. IS las 2l0 2Hl 3t3 4t4 $40 G1a I05 794
fhrhiN ... rs l54 o32 32y 424 SO $40 723 81 $3.50
, sso,crs-E. T.. lasseii and J. +. Lasse!L Empires
g. Meyer and =. Price
Ayeruges-Madlson. 1853 4.5: PhT nix. 1915
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THEY'RE AFTER ED CoRRIGAM
The Big Turfmnn to Have Another Fight
On HIS Hands.


On HIS Hands.
CHICAGO. Doc. led Corrigan is the central
figure OF new turf middle. and this
time he has picked up the hot end OF tho srgu-
ment. State warrants were issued to-day for
the arrest OF Corrigan and his partners. Joe
UlIman. who operates the pool room on east
ern races; Kit Chinn. the starter: Secretary
Harry Kuhl. and George Martin. Lee Price,
Harry Myers. Col. Elliott, William Arnett. and
all Of the Hawthorne track.
his clients are residents OF Oak PARK. whose
names have not yet been learned The charge
eray Ts%ans sr Have
not the traet or forgot hi. duty for tho
eonnectsd With any q the opposition tTac Ks.
to check wha they to bs the eaass
OF the disqualification OF that and surrounding
s as,iksp sf Rs Rsn9
y the sheriff; lie had littis 70 say, hecsass ia
cameo, Pm ready to answer the summons"
he said. and have, given the matt,r hardly
III he Tier. to ass. my own rghts and d9 nnt
that time there Is no use OF worrying. / don't
know, who tho compliments are. and l don't
The truth is that Corrigan is running his
track through the winter simply becauss
Roby Is running. and that being the only
chance to fight the big turfman accepts Il
willingly. He imagines that the Chicago field
is his BY right. and considers it an outrage
that any other corporation should sock to at
tract tho local racing patronage. AS ROXY Is
~ Indiana and not amenahle to Illinois laws.
Corrigan has conducted warfare against 1t In
his own particular way. SO far he has met
with little success. as he did In New York
when he tried 10 prove that he WAS bigger
than the Board OF Control.
valuable Trotters for tho New York Market.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. 18-Ths largest con-
signment Of Kentucky trottsrs that ever left
Lexington for New York city was that Of Bow
erman Bros. shipped tonight. They will be
and consist OF thirty head OF as richly bred
stock as can be found. They are By George
Wilkes, Wilton. Rcd Wilkes. Egbert. yolun-
tss5. strsthmors, p.ncoast. and Empire
to the most sensational performers on the
turf this year. and In nearly all Of them
tho Wilkes Mambrino Patchen cross predom-
mates.
Jimmy Mclaughlin buys Two-year-oId.
James Mclaughlin. tho starter at ROXY. to-
day purchased the year old ehestnu colt
Iumberman. by Weewaukus. out OF Jennie
H.. from T. ID. Carter for 81 800.
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tsrkin. 40, Krumbeek, 1ei. Total ESQ.
sycoNp 0AuE

tsrkin. ITO, Krumbeek. 1e1. Total $50.
sscoSp oAuE
as h.ffs 1877 ~
Honts ,, 10; oIentt, 1885, Allen. 1885, Da
1ss: gamss 1s7; VT Total SOB ,>'' A''''l
Soi. s si.s III s so as' Richard
,niHn s Chris i5J sqa,rss $50; Miller
Iii; Sorss $50: Brsisds iii Tois co. 81 '''o'''
en-. rcsss n sss 8;
American Amateur Bowling Union. section b. subdiyt
1.~4.nSs ss ssS. ise ks'r aSdm'n 1875
it Brown vss 49, ~. IN
SECOND GAVE
E es lss Ei;T; 1s: H:dsm.a 2oo
vs%ss Men "a Lyrsum-Warneek laA Mland ~;
only one game was played In the Hobsten tourna:
.hs game was put on oivi,6s,aniins tbs spai.sns
The dispute will be decided At meeting to 30 held in
the near ruturo. Tho hourunion A 9. game resulted
Iionr-Crsmsr, las; ludwig. 1886; o.mpbsiL III;
E Ensp i III NsSmnn 49, Meyer i+a; knnten 1906
Union A; C,,grandt., lgl; p. wilkins lss; W. os.
dds 49, srds sao 1Ss p., % lds 1s
The opening game Of section D. subdivision enc Of
Club alleys on Thursday night The .eossi Jersey bowling
a. HiIp RS ri saaf s s I rsSs!
a6S C. Brockway, 1874; Brock. 1885, Total. 100
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The Anericus Team wins and Loses Gane
IN the A. N. TourusHent.

Ths Americas C1ub's bowiers came over fren jersey
City last night determined to win two eamss In the
American National Tournament ~ the 0srmania ~
sembly Rooms alleys. The scorer:
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FRAMES
Glendale 1872 200 2s1 $40 425 4e4 5al e2s TIT
Rosedale ..g2 1sl $50 80, $50 5%2 62+ 7OS 76S s51
umpre-c. Jungmann scorers-L. N. Sachs and D.
O. Wuehrmann.
Average-Glsndale. 1ts 2.5: Rosedale. 17o1.a
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Renecke... 14T 2O4 2BS $50 4oo 515 col CPS 77S
salamantcr "a 14S PA 2sS 3dl 424 5O2 576 s43 7a9
umpre-lohn W. ErteG Scorers-E. D. SPAIN and
II. H. spain.
High scores prevailed in the section games OF tho
YIN. c. A. League. played at the Yorkvie branch
alleys last night. The rwentythrd street team lost
both games The
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Totals Ito - 10 1881 Totals. III 10 23 745
FRAMES.
osceola co 127 223 S17 3s4 455 b48 $40 6s7 7s3
sAlama 81 l23 20Y 213 $40 400 $50 5S5 SIC 745
Umpire-J. II. LounsberEy. scorers-w. A. Dobbie
and L. ID. SPAIN
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Totals......0 q 20 764 Totals ...".s 2sl& Sl&
FRAMES.
Rosedas. IS 14l 2s1 800 8s4 46l 623 $50 gu 7bI
Columbia. 105 196 27l $40 ADJ b22 SoS $40 TT 8ll
rmpre-C Jungmann scores-Henry Hinck and A.
J. Douglass.
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Fighting Gossip.

Areception will be rendered to Austin Gibbons and
Dick Burge At Passaic on Monday evening.
Fatty Langtry has received challenge. to nsht to
finish 500 eide and tho largest purse from bob
Patterson I.ngry told suS reporter yesterday that
range . match for limited number Of rounds other
~ iEa
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Totals.....l3 IL s6O Totsb ......13 70 IA BID
FRAMES.
Yorkville co l84 2a2 $40 468 542 6c2 TOO 772 $40
23i Street SO ls6 273 358 ABB 5H5 GO4 G73 TAT s22
tmpire-lionmann. scorers-Drummond and G. Uor-
Averagc-Yorkv,lle 172: Twenty.third Street. 1G42 .h
Tho games rolled in section B. subdivision two last
follows:
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Orchard "a IA 245 $40 AO2 SOS 500 6sS Ta5 800
Pleasure 10 lb8 223 2S7 SS3 Ats CAT 83l COS 1888
umpire-H Gerdcs. scorers-H. Thiesmeyer AID W.
Averase-orchard. l7s; Pleasure. 15e s-5.
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James Mclaughlin. tho starter at ROXY. to-
day purchased the two year old chestnut colt
Iumberman. by Weewaukus. out OF Jennie
H.. from H. ID. Carter for 5, 500.
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The Salamnnder. Osceola and Reinecke clubs rolled
in Carruthetss Brooklyn tournament last night The
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Totals ......lO1s 70 74sl Totals ......l4I719 iva


Totas ......lU Is =! i4ST TotaIs .....1{ 10 IH3
FRAMES.
Columbia 81 I46 go 2pS 37l ASP $40 eO4 800 T4s
Glendale...S2 1873 2l1 323 4l2 4S5 S3l t3l 1U7 1913
Umpire. Lehman. scorerA-A. J. Douglass and J.
F. Dunphy.
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FavorItes Beaten mt GIoucester.

GLOUCESTER. Dec. 1G.Not favorte won to.
day. the confusion of tho talent being com.
plete.
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An interesting series was rolled in the Academy
Tourn ent last night between the Columbia, Rose
dale, and Glendale teams The scoresi
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30
Spring is Here and Here to Stay.

and there bud of blossom appears Soon the blue
birds and robins will sing their joyous song, and all nature
will answer the joys of spring.
Herbert Spencer says:
"Cvilization begins with Clothes" and have made
elaborate preparations present the inspection of
1patrons of spring garments adapted
flor the of boy of any age size. There
gay effects modest patterns sober desngs and plain colo
in all the nts that people asking for There's mild
craze this for Homespun and Scotch effects. No
what kind you prefer your kind and size here
All that grace and honest work have show here
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30
TROUSERS. !.

Unrvalled in quality and quantity. Unequaled in
style, fit and price. 5000 pairs to select from us a
sprnkling in big window to index what's tables
awaiting your selection. What you'll get here for $500
you'll pay your tailor twice and half much for,
and not bit better.
Our rghtly-made Clothing fits many emergency, and
trial apt the prejudice of who wear
custom-made garments.
You'll know this till you try it. Come in and try
them on--criticise them deliberately
$50 new styles in Boys All-woo Knee-pant Suits,
sizes to 10 years
Sing1ebreasted Plain and Plated Jackets, Double
breasted Plain sackets
We wish every mother in New England could see them
the coming week.
We wish they could those marked at $500. Words
weak to tell the beauty and style they combine.
We shall display a few of them in big show windows.
They'll impress you with their beauty and cheapness
If your boyAas ougrown short trousers, nobbyt-
ting LongpanISuts for Lads from I II years will not
only fit but please him.
Need say more
Will you favor with your presence 4oth
Spring Opening We hope You'll not be urged to
buy. Welcome to lool; and try you please
The J. B. Barnaby Co..
HpTSvLDJorJCE. H. L.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30
MEMS SUITS.

Sack or frock They begin S. and climb the golden
stairs $50. Every bargain. most pleasing way
sation is $I5 Few pass this tempting assort
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30
SER INC OYERGOATS.

Here they III the nick of time low 81, So SI2
SIS and $25 SIS and $I8 to be popular prices-a
least that's where you'll the largest assortment to select
from.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv'
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
From thine eyes, by fair disguiseA
Love is glancing unrevealed,
Ger thy face In sweet surprises
Bushes wander unconoealed
Dare ask thee, though unbidden
OF thy secret therein hiddeni
On thy breast q rose rcposing,
Jealous TO thy blushes turned.
Lifts It's leaves In pride disclosing
Where the suns glow ardent burned
AS the rose uniolds Its glory
Dare tell thee all my storyf
In thy hand a lily blest Is.
Holden near thy gentle breath
Fairer far thy snowy breast n
Rival and IL swoons TO DEATH
As the dying flower allures me
SO thy gentleness assures mol
BY thine eyes, In fair DISCUSSES,
loves sweet secret Is revealedi
BY thy blishes I'm surprises
Love has neared me upcopcealed.
Dare bid love thus 10 lead me,
Dare tell thee how need theei
Envious rose, so proud rcpostng
On her breast more fragrant grow;
swooning Lily, die disclosing
All her passion thou mayest know;
AsI dare TO ask her choose me-
And pray her not refuse me,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

Tie bank exchanges at the Ncw-l ork Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the Ncw-i ork stock
Exchange last week and for the week OF the pre-
ceiling TWO years compare as follows:
Nov. - 90 NOV. u. 81. Nov ~ ~
Exchanges Sgj3 $50 05S f79l 100 ljb $500 b2?@p
10 sOld...... I1if,JiS I,JOJ J'J
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cosu

SILVER.
SILVER ccfuhca'es. 9i's ssh e4a sii2 s5'o 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.


In the local money market there wac some
what easier tone without important chah3c ia
rates. AT the Stock Exchange call loans rangea
from to per cent, ANA pei cent was dpol'
the ruling rate throughout the week Kehe"ais
were made generally at II and o per crht'
There was NJ Increase in the demand Tor tl'n@
loans, and the rates virtually remained unchanged
AT per cent for short PERIODS and Is per cent Tor
Tour and six months. Lenders were more inclined
however, to yield 10 the News Of their cu-iOncr7
and bids at these figures in most cases would
have been accepted gladly. The return flow OF
currency from The country has not set in in large
volumes, while shipments to "A few points were
more extensive than had generally been expected.
Transfers through the Sub-Ircasury again eX-
ceeded a million dollars, and they did not indi-
cate an immediate closing OF this business. In the
European markets there was also plain tendency
toward lower rates The Bank Of ENGLAND made
no change i'm its discount rate, but in the open
na'ket they gradually yielded 10 2 80 per cent,
and on the Continent the open market rates also
Were slightly lower The foreign exchanges were
Gull at advancing figures. The supply OF com
~ fclal bills was not improved, but fortunately
me demand for remittance on account either
VI merchandise or securities, WA extremely light
ihe market closed firm at ~ SO "a and 81 81 "a
iT long and short sterling bills respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
=, Inc statement of the New-York Central and
TUCSON River Railroad for three months endeo
A. Ssptember 30, the first quarter Of the current
WI year, will excite disappointment. C9npsred
"''" 'ne same period year ago their ls Ne-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
Financial elections.
OFFICE or THE


OFFICE or TIE
THIRD AVfECL RAILROAD COMPANY,
THIRD AVENUE, 9Th AND 19li siEbnJs
NEW-NOisK, Octoter % 1872.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Notice j. hereby given TO the stockholders OF this
smrany al election o. Dire tor AID In
factors Election for the eassng yfa VIII BE- hcld ut
Ills once Wodncfdt,, NONe brf 10, lSJ2 Tho polls
All be- open at ond clos" at J.. n that day.
'Ito ans~r books o. tn capital stock OF the coIpAi
vii BE- !O>.d tafufdas OrObcr %, l-0- ~ O'Clock
~ H. and ieniain closrd unul Ihu sdas EON"n6r. u.
Isgo 90 for the puTp 20 OF asct nihilg
10 th0de entitled the next din drn1 % b" declared
aid for u IurLce 4 the next eicc'loA Of Directors
Nv orier OF the Board Of Directors.
ALFRED LAZARUS, Secretary.
OFffCr Or INF
NEw-YoRK. LAX ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Nf.W.YOrk october &c. 1872.
U,1[E ANNUAL MEETING Of the Bond and
StC.k ll,ccrs of the Ncw.Yosh Lax" Erie aud Vest
I'm railroad Company, election lof Directors ana
,s Transaction OF such other business may Dco
inc meeting VII BE- he'd Of the olce Of us Company 10
u CortIandtst IN the city OF NtwY0fk. ol Ite'a1y'
he 20t6 day Of November newt at II ~ o'clock a. m.
he polls VIII be- opened at T. O'Clock noon, ana remain
oun IN o'clock .. IN. 81 Tho, dav. ,,
- Tho Transfer hooks NJ both Common aud Prcttrlea
stock will be closed ~ p IA Oh SATURDAY the Sh
ho 10Th DAY OF November next r. of q thc ,,3a'd Of
Directors a. IL MA"Do'uU,mh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
DIVIDEND Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AID HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF InE IELA,URER. , $50.
A DIVIDEND or ONE AND ONE-Ql AR
W1,oriown and ord .n.hure nalroal company Will be-
r,l b. the NrW-iort Central and Hudson River Kan
lad Couanr ir.srr unIcr ur provision, II ia" contract
,,tec-n The ;NO companies a. tA. oicr on ana ai"f
Na,cmhc H. 1.r@ >tlckbo dr~ OF record al the clos
ng Of tn transfer books On octohcF ~ $50
OFFICE or HrCKEEJONIN JEWELL 49,.
MrLrIN,, COMPANY, 2cs PEODIt :. ~, iA;Noi'
DfVIDEND No. 1.-The Board OF Directors
- haVr thl, day DICTATED Qnft'r.y Dividend % t"9
rr cent on stock OF me ucrHfr we
Giuing COMPANY payable Drcomhc 1T - sfocknod p, ~
r1c"rd ~ closing - transfer hooks. Tran'r hooks
v h. clo.oi AZ , D. ~. nov lth, and opened az a. 40.
pee. ID ,.c , ,,.t>.r,.rf. ~. o..,rcr
PESNsYLyANIA RAIIKOtD coMpANY,
pUTIAOFLPHIN November J. 80.
V,UE BOARD or DIRECTORS has This day
1 declared n "uiannu,l dividend " TllEGf, fEIt
CINT upon the capital stock Of the Coup,hN GEAR OF
t,x uaynSle on and an.r NoycI1her - lSj2. to the
- "a n IN Octo cr -. 1870"
" On Tuesday, Noyemb.r -. dividends VIII b. plil 70
women only. ,,,,,,,, -, ,,,,r,, ,r~...,.
li4.l5O FRANKLIN ST,
New York, october 81, 1892.
gI,UE DIRECTORS of the Cook x Bern.
l bcimer Compan have TO-DAY declared semi annual
dirdcnd Of per cent on the Preferred Stoc" payable
Tnc transfer close November and reopen No
Ne"''' 49, W. @. MOORE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

crease OF S562,900 in net earnings and 2 do
o''sc VI S9O"t,@0o IN the surplus after the pay
H'Ht Oh ,iNed charges and the usual dividend
, Nv surplus Is OnN S42,002, against $G4G,9Ol al
Nv S.illc 'lihc year ago, but III the preceding
Var mere was deficit Of 1891, although
VIZ quar'erIy dividend at that time was only
P'I vent ne ratio of operating eApcnscs 10
earnings In the quarter was GOO Der cent. com
fiIcu WIN OI4l IN the September quarter of
iaSt year, ana against 6Ssl in tho same quarter
IN 1870 The following table presents the de-
'alis for the past three years
HH"'iORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
Or Quartz ,r. ending sept. 30 1890 1891. 1soe
Op'm'hg eApenses..- 6237,623 7,Gj7 or S39s 52l
FIT S6ll6 = 3soS'5 's55Ss SO
p; s53f' s''o'ne ' .s!3 'iftS Ss s I So
Surplus FOR quarter. 'slio57i @OjO2Ol sl2oj2
Deficit
, Inc Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
cclptN -siN ralIrOad companies systems for The
Iltst week Of November. or this number twenty
uHee companies return gains of $23l ,662, or 10
per cent, AMI thirteen companies return losses
aNefaglng 80 per cent The whole number gives
Il gam over the same week Of last year Of
HiohlOo, or 20 per cent. 1t has printed alSJ
l-e gfoss earnings Of siNty-two companies Tor the
fourth week of October The whole number gives
a decrease of Sl57,220, or 1.3 per cent.
. he following taolc divides the aggregates and
differences OF the companies showing gains and
losses
$ COM Cnls . sGs ss17G go Inc s,S ST. IS
10 com a"ie@ 2'4'd42j 2'35lo'3 Dec l2io53 so
-. total 50 cos s542o7N 5e7 3O3 Inc sio7Io0 90
81 GgS @ OCT Sc s Is. 4o4 1hS s9 5
20 companie'.... 5s29lsS 33s5,s1s Dec. 1880 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

=
Tie following table shows the percentage Oh Te
sar,n he'd by each bank 1t should be oDslyeu
lie National banks are required 10 Keep LeS'i =
Of % per cent and State pahNS one u - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.


London, Nov. II. p. m.-New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio frst mortgage b0uda, 80 ls 81. Paul com
mon. - -. Money. per cent. The rate or as
count IN The open narhct for both Snort ana tiir'
rnOnflrs' hs ~ 1-ia2 SO per cent. Parts ndvlcc
quote per cent rrntcs al % francs - cchnes inr
the account. The amount VI hIEOn gone INTO me
Bank England on balance day Is 10000 Bar
silver Is quoted AZ 81, pa OUNCE.
, q. ri.-I.u1s adviceS quote per cent reltes
a, 30 franc 40 c<nti;nrs for the account, and eN-
change on London nj % francs 10 IL celtimcs for
checks.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
hhLANOhS bhhNi.NOo.
rrrNfOpE AyD OUTO Sot'THWTSTTRN.

Dub Div O..115 Ala & I'd 6s.. 72ia
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
F Eqs' 4. Ct 7 Il Nov, $ a: -
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND rIrlsBuEa.
F@91'; {; ss ssss sss$ 8;
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
F fs5 ac & miles nj ov SO
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NEW-YoRK September 10. 1892 =.
~ Office is hereby given that meeting. OF
y the holder. Of Tie t Tcrtsege eo9soldate eonds q,
ccranv onc. 40 Wal:Ss In Tie eity % f9sr , He
,osS Of combining the appointment by the hesrd Of
nrlctsr. Of the said Company Of Mr.. Henry X MeHsrg
Is ''"'''' &, +. MEEK, President
The Colorado Coal and 1rol Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

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