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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22

j. + Condreg JUSTICE COURT.
Edward Alcott.
Let the defendant and
others take notice that the above en-
titled action hiss been commenced by
the plaintIff against the defendant IN
said court Tor the recovery OF the
sun of $5424, due the plslnutf by
contracts, towit: $3l.96 for haul
ing LOGS and lamber; $19.2S for horse
feeds due by due bill, aud $500 haul
ing fodder, in which warrant OF 81
tachment has been issued against the
property of the defendant IN this
County returnable before J. A. Per
~, Juetice of the Peace for
said county,, on the 3lst day Of Jan
uary 1898 at his office in Scotland
Neck, n. O.. when and where tue de-
f.odnnt is required to appear and an
sver or demur TO the complaint 81!
plaintiff. This 18th day Of Dec. 1892.
1915 g.. j. A. PERRY, }. Z.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS.

AS shown By the Manu- act,rers
Record, OF Baltimore, 10 It's Issue OF
December Is, the organization OF
new enterprises and the enlarge ment
Of existing ones n the South stu
goes forward steadily. A number o.
new concerns have been added dur
iug the week, and IS contained 10
the Record OF above date may be
briefly summarized as follows:
The L. Greenwood Co, Of Bruins
wick, Ca, has been incorporated to
nsnufacture cigars; capital stock
$4,000.
The Worsham Distilling Co., of
Henderson, Ky, has been incorpo-
rated to distllI liquors; capital stock
$4,000.
The James ID. Mason Co., has
been incorporated at Baltimore, Nd,
to make cakes and eraekers; capital
| stock 100000.
The Washington ID. CO. News
Publishing Co., capital stock $780,
600, has been Incorporated.
The Spengler Mfg. Co., of Vicks-
burg, Miss, has been Incorporated
to manufacture lumber, etc capital
stock $4,000.
The Water Valley MISSY Canning
& Mfg. Co. has been formed to equip
q oannery.
The South Carolina Sewerage Co,
will be organized at Columbia to
construct sewe's, capital stock
$4,000.
A $4,000 foor mill company is
being organized at Kingston, Tenn,
by W. B. Rose and others.
The Caldwell (Texas) Water
Works, Electro Light & Ice Co,
has been chartered to build plant;
capital st0CK SoU,UOO.
The Houston (Texas) Chemical
CO. has been chsrtered with cap,
itsl stock Of $1,000.
The Pan-American Coffee Co., San
Antonio, Texas has been iucorpor>
ated to make food from the mesquite
tree beans; capital stock 100000.
The Steam Milling Co. has been
incorporated ut San Saba, Texas, tc
erect -four uill; capital $50 900
The Big Stone Gap (Va.) Invest
ment Co.,, capital stock $4,000, has
been Incorporated.
, The Big Stone Gap (Va.) Colliery
Co has been Incorporated to mine
coal, etc. capital stock $500 600.
the 7. d. P~rker Co, Il mercantile
concern, has been chartered at Den
dron, Va.
The Gr>Ean (Vs) Woodworking
Co. has bsyE incorporated; capita
stock S25 900.
| The Ataarts Draft (Va) Milling
CO. " Il Ae, ORGANIZED to erect 100
bair.i flour Mill; cspatAl SIS, 900.
The Electric Light, Heat & Pow
Co., Of Laurel, Md, aae Teen Eorme'
, and contracted for plant.
, The Maryland Electric Co, o
, Baltimore, will reorganize with
capital stock OF 100000, snd cree
9 ar extensive plant.
The Commonwealth Cotton Ia I
Co, of Durham, n. c has put in it
mill 6,400 new spipdle-. etc.
Adam & Co, formerly OF Penn
sylvanls, are building large lum
er plant at A Aberdeen, N. 9.
, The windsor Cotton Mil, IF Bur
lingtou, N. c., has pit in 200
, spi; dies,
Thu Pocshontss Mill of Peters
: burg, Va, VIII put il 1000 spindlef
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22

THE DEMOCRAT acknowledges
with high appreciation, the repeated
pleasing references Capt. Ashe, of
the Neavs & Observer, has made to
its editor recently. We thank Capt.
Ashe for his kind words and appre.
ciate them all the more coming from
one OF the foremost journalists of the
country.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22

North State aid the groom NIL
lion aire and brother of Mr.. John ii.
Inman. the rallwsy magnate.
W!lIlsm Wa,soD, the poet who
wrot@ thc best oie on Tepnysor, Tor
whict, lie ~a- eraeto-i Two hundfef
pounds hy the Royal Bo0nty Fooo'
as become in-sne. re hs- been
u-gel for ID, Lal-s1tc nip, uu' MS
Sue ess, AZ, dst,cr,, perhaps, mac
dened bis brain.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
go TO
WILSON ALLSBROOK'S

For the finest cakes and candy, citron,
seedless and layer raisins, currants, figs.
nuts, mince meat, jelly. dried fruit. ap.
Piles, oranges, sugar toys and all kinds of
fruit, fresh pearl hominy, grits, rice,
beans, pease. gilt edge butter, pure lard
and bacon. Fresh pork sausage every
day. Everything else kept in a first class
grocery store,
~Prices to SUIT the times.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
FOR SALE.
CHEAP FOR CASH,

An entirely new Photogr apher's ont
fit complete, including right new tent and
camera. Apply at once 10
j. L. HARRIS, Adv. Age Mt
SCOTLAND NECK, G. 12-27-1m
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
PROMINENT PEOPLE
and Passing Events.

Gen. r. B. Vance. brother Of SEN
ator Vance, was married lart thurs
day in Graham county. The bride
was Miss Lizzie Cook.
Congressman H. P. Choathsm,
the only eolored man in Congress,
will probably devote year or two
to lectarIrg III the North ao'I Nnrth~
west.
Jay Gould was GIllgent to make
money but it is not often told that
be authorized the Howard Asso-
citation to draw on him for $4,000
week for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers at Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. Henry Biount, editor o. the
Wilson Mirror, enjoys the reputation
OF being a fine lecturer and elc-
quent speaker, and has received invi
tatlons to deliver paid lectures at
various places in the State.
Mr.. W. Cantwell of Wilson pur-
chased The Advance few days sgo
and takes charge of the paper thi.
week. The D EMoCRAT welcomes
him into the ranks. The Advance l.
one of the Invest weeklies in the
State aud we have no douDt MIR Cant-
we'll will keep the paper 40 10 its
present staodard.
Miss Mildred McPheeter-, daueh.
ter Of Mr.. A. M. McPheeters of Raj.
eigb, was married last Thursday 10
Mr.. Samuel III. Inman, Of Atlanta,
Ga. The bride is said to be one ofthe
handsomest daughters of the t'Old
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22

last received nice 10 ~ F'o-ita or
-as annIes. cacoanuis, bananas. . tis.,t''
Iron. prunes, currauts, bss e.
0''' j. II. RAY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22

Gen. r. B. Vance. brother OF Sen
alor Vance. was married Iart fhurs-
day in Graham county, The bride
was Miss Lizzie Cook.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
NOT ICE

NORTH CAROLINA.
HALIFAX CoUSMY
Scotland Neck Sownship.
J. + Condreg JUSTICE's COURT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

Tn. annual ne~ting o. tbs Stockholders Of the Illinois
Central EaIlrssd be held the General once Of the
Company in Chicago OF noon on Wednesday the lsth OF
October. la.R.
Tie Boord Of Directors have determined 10 submit 70
tia, meeting with their recommendation for It's adoption
the following proposition:
Tho, the Capital Stock Of the Company be Increased
from $4,000 900 to $50 COO by new issue Of Fhy
thousand Shares 500 each each stakeholder Of record
on the 10Th Of September 1902 70 have he privilege OF
,ub~erbns at par for Ono Share In gsleet to every
Nine Shares then registered In his provided written
advice Of hi, Intention take SUCH propotron Of new
.hars shall be received by the Company "a NewforS' on
before September 80. 1892 ,.f,o,,
Payment 10. the shares 70 be mfsc IN full TO tho
Company in NewYoik between the 1Sh And the 3lst days
f October 1862 the OF one Hundred Dollars per
,h,re Certificates for viii b delivered the
third business day after payment in u Snail have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions Of shares
shall uron payment therefor receive scrip convertible
into full paid stock when presented In sums OF One
Hundred Dollars or mulupes thereof. such scrip shall
not draw dlydends - ''
by order OF the Board Of Directors. r'"d b.
A. @. HACKSTAFF
AUGUST II 1907 Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
HILLS PLANTATION COFF ZEE COMPANY.
under the Laws Of the State OF NcwJcfsey
CAPITAL sioux 80 - - 'VVS'N~
PAR VALUE OF SHARES. sico EACH
DIVIDED INTO
1900 Shares Preferred Stock.......... sloo'ooo w


DIVIDED INTO
500 Shares Preferred stock...."...... slooooo w
Is 500 Shares Common Stock. W
FrLI.pAIp AND NON.ASSESSABLE.
Dividend upon the Preferred Stock Is per cent PER
annum payable scmi.annualy this stock has preference
all dvidrnds. , ,
The preferred stock also participates In the division Of
the proGts pro. rata with common stock aiter pr
cent Ia. been paid the stock and per cent mas
been placed 10 credit OF surplus fund
The purchasers Of the Preferred stock are also entitled
TO bonus Of 80 per cent Of common stock lor each sHap
purchased OF Preferred stotN
THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS RECEIVED FROM SALE
OF PREFERRED STOCK WILL RE DEVOTED 10
THE EXTENSION OF THE BUSINESS. PURCHASE
OF NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY AND IN
PERFECTING TIE PRESENT PLANT
THE MILLS PLANTATION COFFEE COMPANY
offer for sale through
GEO H. BENTON & CO.. Is waltst.. Ncw.York.
800 SHARES OF Preferred Stock Par upon the io
lowing conditions OF paymcno;
Is per cent Cash upon application.
Is per cent In thirty days from allotment
so pr cent sixty days, whoa full paid Ccrthcr" VIII
he Issued
The enormous consumption Of coffee and coffee sub
sr,ute ia TINTED States having reached over II pound,
per capita or 800 ooc 900 pounds the business IL
Therefore almost unlimited IN Its demands.
OFFICERS.
ROBERT HILLS. President
GEO II. BENTON. vcc.presdrnt.
FRANK W. poOLER Treasurer.
ROBERT II. HILLS, Secretary.
FRANK W sNIFiIN, Manager.
DIRECTORS
ROBERT HILLS, FRANK II. SNlFFIN,
FRANK W. POOLER, ROBERT II. HILLS.
GEO. IL. BENTON, FRANCIS A. WlNSLON,
ANDERSON PRICE.
REGISTER OF STOCK.
GEO II. BENTON & CO.. is Wsil-st., New.York.
COUNSEL.
FRANCIS A. wINSLOW. Union Trust Co. Building
so Broadway, Nca-York.
of Corn appllr.tou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
t;inanriG! nlestlus5.
DipiDen0 Notices.

OFFICE NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.
BROADWAY, NEWfORk. Aug. Is, lSJS.
II he THIRD QUARTERLY DlyiDEN S., Oh, OF
II, per tn" Preferred Stock OF National Lead
SSdr of W" rtcoG Raeu. So $50 ianstc books
ronain closed until Septcu Der 10 So: y order OF
Board OF Directors, JOS. L. McDfRNEY, Treasurer.
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
no. BROADWAY. -
New. YORK. Augu g, 1892.
III HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Ameri-
Coal conlany Of Aes,ny Sgsnn,y M2 hry
cen: upon hc capital stok Of the company payable at
ms oncr ,oT on hooS: viii he closed on August 81 at
orlnck r. NJ end renpp ned cl the morning OF sept H.
'tft'htl. " - ~. I..I
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flnanrial.
f@Ihl,"fN
The Stockholders Committee
O ea1'
TO THE sroCKHOLDEns"0FsTi
Richmond and West Point.:=".,:l'l Terminal
Railway and Warehouse Company.

In June las, Mcssrs Drexei. Morgan Co. wrote aver
thorough Investigation Of your company thass feo'sa''
ration 10 feasible on sound Gnancs' basis. eQi2o!e 10
ali concerned but that they were oolscd reluctantly 70
decline TO proceed herewith. because 81 oesmees uo""
In their way. f1rt"
A stockholders movement 20 remove these oos'ac'e'
resulted in the call Of meeting Of The .tocknohHs u
your company for September IS. q, R!chmtnd Va
The undersigned have consented 70 serve Is proxy
committee to nominate and elect after conference with the
sockhoiders strong representative and harmonious Ooiu
the company In the interest oil all OF i' security
holders TO properly defend the Important us'"ohs NOW
pending which threaten 70 destroy the equities o"ncu
by you In your railroad properties and 10 remove oil oos
clcs to con prchcnsve and equitable rcoiganizauoh'
Stockholders who cannot attend said meeting are hn
20 send their proxies favor Of the committee 10 eu
Of the undersigned. to the stnfc Trust Coz NO. ."
Wall Ct. where blank proxies can be obtained
ALEXANDER r.. ORR, Chairman.
ANDREW MILLS.
FORREST II. PARKER.
JAMES ii. PARKER.
THOMPSON DEAN.
SAMUEL II. NISSAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
financial.
STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Railway Company

Are hereby Informed thar the undcrsiancd, awning
and representing large Interests In both clnsscs oil
the capital stock OF the uboye named company, nave
been requested by holders OF nrar amounts OF stock
aid raj ond and it- -tockholders. .
In pending litigation and In the control OF suid
rr ron the right. OF the stockholders appear 10
have been lost siaht oil.
The argument In the pending sut Of foreclosure
nv Inc trustee Of the 1nipro md Equipment
Mortgage !. down for early hearina. nj the
civ OF Nlinncn polls In View OF the present con.
dItion OF the property it. en- rnns capacity ana It's
prospective business, such suit should be also
defended nv the stockholders.
1T IL NECESSARY, IN ORDER TO PROTECT
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY AND FRANCHISE,
OF THIS COMPANY, THAT PROMPT ACTION BE
TAKEN IN ORDER TO AVERT THE DANGER
FROM HOSTILE INTERESTS CONTROLLING.
The holder. Of stock. both comrno, and preferred,
nrc requested to cJ.opcrnte ~ once WIN the com,
"ttec ~ deposit nx their hodin.s with the Central
Trust Company Of New York ON nnd rftrr the NJ
tcenih day Of August. 1897. md .isninG mn agree
ment authorizing tie committee TO represent them
and fakc .uch action la the premises IA may In
the Judgment Of such committee b nece .snry.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY WILL ISSUE
IT'S RECEIPTS, WHICH THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL APPLY TO HAVE LISTED AT the NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, A, SOON As pos
sJBLE.
Dated, New.Yoik. Aug. IL. 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
WILLIAM A. READ,
August BELMONT,
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
J.KENNEDY TODD,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday August 2O-p. m
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-lrcas-
ury in the week ended last night. which included
deposits of So o5o0o for payment at other points,
the associated banks gained S1,s37,03s. The
weekly bank statement published to-day showed
loss in cash of S3,6O0400. The shipments Of
currency to the country through ordinary chan
nels must have been Unexpectedly large The loss
of specie was explained by the exports of gold, al
though these were moderate. The further expan-
sion of loans by S2.2S2, 500 chiefly due prob
ably to accommodations TO country banks. Tho
statement was fairly consistent in It's details, al
though the decrease in deposits was smaller by
about 100000 than the other changes demanded.
The result OF all the changes was loss of So
395,575 in the surplus reserve, but the banks
still hold in excess of legal requirements Sl2,
37S,s75 against $l4, i oo,s00 In the correspond
ing week year ago, and deficit OF S2,5l2,07o
III the preceding year.
The following the comparative statements Of August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

Toni amount Observation-Disclosures. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

II AMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
i Exp!ess service 10 Southampton (Lond0n) and Ham
hung Magnificent steamers OF 10. 1000
h. This holds the record for fastest time Lon.
Go'i and the Continent.
FB'narck Aug.57 80 am Normannia. Sept. 8, .. m.
AVlctoria Septl 10 BOP m Columbia Sepl5 IL 80 pm
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE.
From NewYork TO ard Naples. via Gibraltar. In
les, than day. by magnificent twin-screw express
steamers
f. Bsnorck......Nov. III Aug. Vctorie.. Jan.
NOrmanna Dec. toumbe. ..-..-....Jan ID
Grand Excursion the Mediterranean and the ORIENT
by s. >. Fue st-Bisnarck from New York February TO
Gibraltar Genoa Aacco Corsica Alexandria for Cairo
aud the Pyramids, Jara (for Jerusalem smyrna, Con-
,tantnope, CoNu Malta Syracuse, Palermo, Naples, Al
giers Southampton and NewYork.
Duration First class only
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET Co,
81 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
BOND SALES
Location. CharacHr Amount
ABERDEEN wah.-The $4,000 Of city bonds re-
Gently voted have been sold 10 {. H.
White Co., y. y.
Akron Obio-Ihe summit County o Ifr cent - -
semi.annus bond- 20 snount Of. $4,000
maturing yearly from August, 'o3 TO
August %, were sold 70 splitter
Co.. Toledo. for premium Of 5000.
Long Island CITY, y. Y.-Ihe following wcrc
the ards OF TIE IA per cont 70
year revenue bonds "a amount Of. G0oO
T.. Morrison. y. Y. $4,000
lOi13.
GO. w Cobb Yorker. $4,000 al
John Wheeler. Yonkcrs, $4,000 at
l.. ! Savings Bank. $4,000 Al
sprinrncld Oho-Mce.rs. ". w. Harris 4 Co,
Chicago, were the successful bidders
for the Gray IN School bonds 10 $1,000
amount of.....-.... ieVU
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Chicago Ill.-Lamon, Co.. capi,al...... elo0oO
Denver, Col-Gold Bar Placer ard Lode Min
ing and Milling Co.. q. w. Fmigh, -. -
president. capital. 3OOo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
PEOPLES LINE
NORWICH LINE.

w W ~ VIZ ~
For BOSTON aud all point, North and last Direct route
20 NEW LONDON, WATCH >IlLL. BLOCK ISLAND
NQKwICn and woKCLslEi.. steamers iSayS Per 40
nunhrrl Sort River (neNt pier above Desbrossess
Ferry daily Sundays pied, AZ $50 p Tickets
secured ~ llncpal ucAct Offices In New
Yorx Brooklyn Jersey City Pier 40 and on steamers
II OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land.
l. ings-scamers JAMES W BALDWIN and WILD
IAN f. ROMER. DAILY At o'clock From foot West
10Th Street Pier 49, n. Il. SATURDAYS. o'clock T. NJ.
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE BOATS leave
every week day at l.. from Per 49, .oot OF Wesi
llth.st connecting with Boston and Albany K X.
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Steamboats,
Hudson River bvDay|ight.

NEW.YOKK OR ALBANY.
Daily. except Sunday, -
Leave BROOKLYN. tulton->t 10y Annex)..-..S: w D. m
Do Aew.York DcsbiusscSst Pcr..-........o;4O Co.
Do 2of.et., do. ...........e:U 40.
for ALBANY ianLng at Yonkers, Yves. Point. Newbusg.
fo'Aecps.e, Rhnebeck. Cstsk and Hud'on
CONNEXIONS:
WEST POINT NEWBuHGH ard PoUGHhEbPslE
With down paY Boat.
RHINEBECK (by ferry with Ulster end Del t. r. for
resort. " The Cst>Aill,.
CAISKIi.!. Win special trains on Cctskili Mt. r. r..
and New-Otis Eleyating Railway. -
ALBANY with trains for Niagara Falls and tho West,
Bos:ln and the East. Montreal and the North. ana
SPECIAL TRAINS 70 and from Sai atoca.
TIL Ysw.Yoik Tiansftr Company VIII call for and check
''Ee's Mo pRN Nc ASp AFTERNOON CONCERTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
GAS STOCKS, ETC.
York;
FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK.

FOREIGN CDMMEKCE At NEW-lUKN.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEwYoRK.
1890 1891. 1892.
Drvco1ds ...... 80. sc, t5s s2.4f7l N e2.s75565
Ge1etal rnctchandlse. sioi372 COIL 1871 s.soo3l2
Total for the so 755 $40 ss tis 202 1G5
Since January f....34s SIS 1903 336S1sGOS 37lIOl2o
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YORK.
For tho -vook ~ 5Is952 $4,000 e33. $50
since January ..... II .93943j +,23i9l4 7,15i,sOI
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-l DIRK.
For tho wcck... eoG2 400 al. $50 900 ~. 252 43l
Since January I.... IS t22ol7 Si,63o5i4 67,tl37jS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
-. EXCURSION good days., 81 IS
Steamer. c. II: NOlHkM snd CONTINENTAL icsvs
Peek sip Per % T. r.. p m, AMI II 80 p m saa,.
i,ys and Sund,y, l. correcting al New Haven with
.Teclal rain MERTtEE IINIyTFORD .sPElNGfl ELD
u0IYOkE Through tickets sold And baggage checked
a. Oh B'osiwsy. NcwYcrk. and Court-st.. brooklyn
LDANl DOtT- PEOPLES LINE
s,samcrs DREW and DEAN RILHAlOND leave old
pr A. ~ H.. foot Caual.st, At T. m dolly, SUNDAYS
excepted coanectns wtn eApr'9s trans iot Saratoss
lake ,ieofge and al Ac.gondac points. Leave brooklyn
40 Annex. foot FutOn-st, . ,. m. SATURDAY nlShs
stearer with sunday hori Ing tram for Saratoga
and Lake George
CATSKILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kAAT-
~ Enskll.l. and "a III. lcaNe every week day
~ a m rrr foot Of West flthst. con
rcctlnc with Ca.skl Mountain and Cairo r. H. and the
'cy on, Railway 10 the summit. Directory
a. sumner hotels frcc pier mailsd
20 any address by W J. HUGHES Treas. Catskl. N Y
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
Thr anly direct line " Cottage CITY, Mass, ana Fort
land Mainc Connecting at Portland with all n!t
'o,d Ard steanshp line, for Hag ilfbJr. Old orchard,
ioi.nd Surlrys White Monntans RorKland Hanger and
ali Eastern Summer Resorts Steamers sail every Monday.
"Wednesday aud saturday ~ y. m. from Pier Ss tast
i;vcr foot u Markets.. N T. For information apply 10
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STONIMCTON LIN e
Puritan, Plymouth, Pilgrim, and evidence,

Leave Ncw-YorA + Oh ri,r IS. \. H., foot 81 Murray
come TING XSKEX nOtT leaves BrcoAyn week
DAYS ard sundays 81 90 4. NJ. Jorscy city 90 y NJ
splendid band and orchtt attached % cach steamer
PULLMAN NE.STIBt LED ,nd EAPkl-SS TRAINS,
viii, through from Han RIVER 20 ~ ston frCllaence
cane Tod tonL- Mouutalns AID NCw-Bcfi0ri, con
n~inr AZ latter point with direct boats Cotrle city
AID sqntucset Scrd In stamp n Post o9lce
rnX ~ for copv OF ''In Brightest s'puier Land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

The business in State issues was limited 70
small sales Of Arka1sss ~ Issued R 10 Which
further advanced to 10. There were no sales OF
The general bond market was excessively dull.
out other feature. The first early sold at u IA
and at II closed with comparative gam Oh "a
per cent. The seconds lost the same traction
and the thirds were firm and unchanged Rock
Island debenture 5s further advanced Is per cent
to 81 1-2 on small purchases St Louis and South
western lrsts were IA better at 90 IL. Refer
eDce is made to full report Of bond sales
Rates for money were nominal, as usual on
Saturday. but few loans on call were made at
=, The Sub;Tressury was debtor to the Clearing
House $423,21l.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported at wash
ington to-day were S573,520; from internal rev
a0e TTd FROM reoesd
tional bank notes for redemption, and the receipts
on this account for the week amounted % 81 ,lCo-
204. To secure National bank circulation II holds
Sl63,576,550 In these bonds:
Currency 0s ~ o9i W w
-Four md faf per cents extended per 1000 $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week
$56,s00; bonds held 10 secure circulation WIN
drawn, sls7,5O0; National bank INK, circulation out
Sl07,042; against which the Treasury holds $685.
0l4,652 legal tender money for the redemption
of surrendered clrculauon
In London British consols were again Is per
cent higher at 81 3-16 for both money and the
account. The Bank Of England gained 100000
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was firm at is per cent for discounts, and
easy at IL p per cent for so daily balances Bar
can railway shares were dali and firm, although
small concessions were permitted. At Pads
French 8 per cents were few centimeS higher
at 90. 90.
Tho following table gives the current quota
tions of city rank stocks, together with their
vaIne and the latest sales:
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saver GERS. $50 esA s3s saA 81 ot* i'o'ooo
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

Bosom. July 20. 1892.
YESTERDAY. To-day Vest rdsy / o.diy.
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