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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
Old Timers Won.

The Old Forties defeated the crack
Kazoos on tine Metropolitan Hall alleys,
Greenville, last evening. There were
twelve men on each team. and the two
bal rule prevailed. The only time when
Kazoos were in the lead was in the third
frame, when they had a margin of seven
pins. Hill put up the highest score for
the visitors. He went nine points above
the 200 mark. Rhurade. who lacked two
points of the average. was high man on
the KaZoo team. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
His WilI-Power.

Some years ago a certain rising painter,
the engravings of whose paintings are
we'll known in England, was at a party
where the conversation turned upon the
power of the will.
One of the guests, a remarkably con-
ceited man, boosted that 10 one could
will him to do anything he did not
choose. The artist took up the challenge,
led him into the middle of the room and
looked him straight in the face some little
while. The others awaited further de-
velopments.
After a time the boaster said:-
II told you so, sir. You may look at
erless to will me to do anything"
''Oh, am II" replied the artist. "'I've
been willing that you should stand in the
middle of this room for five minutes
looking like an ass, aud you've done it"
London It'd Bits.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

'I've got an idea for a play" said Spiy-
wins.
well, I'll tell you what to do with it if
you want your play to succeed" replied
Spavvins.
"What?"
"Leaye the idea out."- Washington
Star.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
OXFORD LABOR TROUBLES.
Miners Dissatisfied With the Action of
the Legislative Committee.

Npec3dE 10 Tie jersey CltD NeiUs.
OXFORD, Jan. 80, 1s92.-A rumor was
afloat here last evening to ghe effect that
the committee appointed by the Leglsla-
ture to investigate the Oxford labor
troubles will do very little good. The
laboring men complain that the ommit-
tee simply holds an oeeasional meeting
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
LOCAL LEAGUE.
Fine Work By the Dool1t-
ties Gives Them Two
Championship
Games.
%GREENVILLE MARKSMEN.
One 7. NJ, C. A. Team Made Big
Scores and Won Two
Games.
The Dolittles, by splendid scores, won
two games from the Pavonias last night
in the Jersey City League. The score:-
roo, ,rrrE- PAYoNIA.
PAV0NTA.
THEY BOWL WE'LL.

The Team of the Y. NJ. G. A. of This City
Defeated Madison Avenue.
The bowling team OF the Jersey City
Y. M. C. A. by capital work defeated the
strong Madison Avenue team last night
on the latter's alleys. The scores:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
AN INSANE MISSION.
Mrs. Warwick Thought She Was Dele.
gated to Kill Her Children.
Special to the JERSEY CitN Mems.

Special to the Jersey CITY Neacs.
ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 80, 1s92.-Mrs.
Emma Warwick, the wife of Captain
Warwick. shot her young daughter
Laura in the face while suffering from a
severe attack of nervous prostration,
and it is said she was firmly impressed
with the hallucination that she should
kill her sixteen-year-old son and herself.
She sent her son on an errand and then
called the girl to the bedside and shot
her.
The bali took effect Just below the left
eye and is still lodged in her head.
The wounded girl brayely stepped for
ward and wrested the weapon from her
mothers hand, and said nothing to the
~neighbors of what had taken place. But
when her brother Clifford returned she
sent him for DR.. Eugene Reed who Toes
not think that the wound will prove
serious, but believes that the wound may
cause the loss of the sight of her left eye.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
NOTICES
Jsmes H. O'Neil, Surrogate. Office hours, 9 a. m.
to d p. m. Saturdays, 9 to II.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Isaac j. StrubIe, deceased, Emma L.
Struble. executrix of Isaac j. Struble.
deceased. by order of the Deputy
Surrogate OF Hudson County. dated
Dece mDer Ii, ISL, hereby gives notice to the
creditors OF said decedent to bring In their debts.
demands and Claims against the estate OF said
months from the date of said order. or they Will be
forever barred Of amy action therefor against said
EMMA L. sTRUBLE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
HUDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

HUDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
In the matter of the application of Joseph
Henry Bebro for leave to assume the name Of
Harry P~hilhps.-Order.
Joseph Henry Bebro having, Of the twenty-hrsr
day of December, instant, applied to this Court
by petition setting forth the grounds OF the apph.
cation and yer ified by the amid avit OF said ap-
plicant annexed thereto for an order to authorize
the said petitioner TO assume the name or harry
Phillips.
Aud il appearing to the Court by said petition
that said Joseph Henry Bsbro resides in Jersey
Jersey. and that he Is more than twenty-one years
of age.
of such application has been published at least
once in each week for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
next preceding the time of the said application in
The JERSEY CITY NEWS. a newspaper of said Coun-
ty. ana the Court being satisfied by said petition
so verified That there are reasonable grounds for
the proposed change. aud that there is no reason
able objection thereto.
1t Is OH this twenty- first day of December, A. D..
eigteen hundred and ninety.one. ordered that
Joseph Henry Bebro be and he hereby is authorized
to assume the name OF Harry Phillips from and
after the twenty-first day of January next, and
THAI within ten days from the date Of this order.
the said petitioner do cause a copy OF this order TO
be published In THE JERSEY CITY NEWS, q publ
newspa per published in said County OF Hud son.
according to the provisions OF the statute in sucn
NJ. M. KNAPP,
J. HERBERT PORTS,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

j. Y. NJ. c. A.. .6s 14s POI 275 $50 445 $50 6i9 7O3 7s4
Mad.iAv. Y. NJ, c. AT 175 253 $50 aus 4G6 52l 5SS go 49,
Umpire M. Durkin.
Scorers-M. Ryle, MIR. Hasey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

FRAMES.
Old Forties.. 14S S19 44g $50 s44 1916 116s 1319,146l 1892
kaZoo..........l 4 34 ass Ola 8O7 S23 1877 1i33 1888 1859
Umpire, ii. Herman.
Scorers, John Nolan and G. Vreeland,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
GreenviIIe Nj arIrsmen.

The Greeville Rifle Club met for prac-
tice last evening at the Metropolitan Hall
range. The members who will wear the
medals next week are:-First class, Robi-
douX. 233. and Scheelsen. 228; second
class, Chavant, 1884. and Gotthardt, 22S:
third class-Purkess, 225; Dodas, 31S.i The
practice shoot resulted rs follows:-
Robidoux. 1888; Scheeseau, 22S; Boag, 226;
Gotthordt. 22S: Spohr, 22l; Chavanf. 1884;
Collins. 235; Cook, 222: Filorame. POS and
Pfeffar 217
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

Totals ......B 10 20 sol Totals ....l2 II 81 7o

FRAMES.
Madison Aye......6 "a ISL 2S4 200 22 49, SIS 68 694 $50
Jersey City .,......65 l0 29 81 $50 4e3 $50 SO i2S $40
Referee-Mr Durkin.
scorers-For Jersey City, Mr.. Ryle; for Madison
Ave. Mr. A. Hasey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
Beat the Roadsters at Home.

On Wednesday evening the team of the
Bayonne Bowling Club encountered the
bowlers of the Union County Roadsters,
on the latter aggregation's alleys. at Rah-
way. and were defeated by 100 pins. The
score:-
Bnyonne Bowling Club-E. Seymour,
1856; E. E. Stockton. IN; r. Bennett. 1877;
W Worden, 144; w. II. Canes, 147; J. f.
Van WicKle. 1873; J.. G. Ryery, 1906; II.
Burke, 119; Il. Harris, 147; W. j. Brown,
1888. Total. 1873. Strikes. Is: spares, Sc;
breaks, 81.
Union County Roadsters-J. Black. ISL:
W. j. Mooney, ISL; II. Spence, las; A.
H. Chamberlain, 106; j. l.. Martin, 16l:
A. Lohmiller. 1873; E. Gaskill, 147; G.
Gundaker, 161; N. Fl. Mooney, 1888; w. S.
Martin. ISL; total, 1,499; strikes. %; spares.
30. breaks. 45.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
Won by Thirteen Pins.

Last evening the team of the Bayonne
Bowling Club and the bowlers of the
Pamrapo Athletic Club met on the alleys
of the latter organization at Bayonne in
the first match of a second series of three
for a handsome trophy. The con test
was holly contested, the lead see-sawing
between the aggregations with almost
every alternate frame. On the last frame
the home team went to the front and con-
trived to be sixteen pins ahead at the
windup. Neither team pegged the pins
for the desired fifteen centuries mark.
The score follows:-
Bayonne Bowling Club-E. Seymour.
154: E. e. Stockton. 1855; r. Bennett, 129;
+. Van Wickle. 1856; w. H. MullarRey,
1862; H. Burke, 1913; w. Worden, 1852; S.
G. Tuers. 1874; h. Harris, 1919; w. j.
Brown, 1917; total. LABS; strikes, 10; spares,
81; breaks, so.
Pamrapo Athletic Club-H. A. Griffith,
1856; e. johnson. 1876; G. H. Vogel, l72; G.
II. johnson. 14S; G. C. Schooley. 1872; p.
E, Allaire, 1853; c. Mitzenius, 1853; +.
Langley, III; c. R. Vogel, 142; p. P.
Butcher, 146; total, Ina; strikes. 81;
spares, 80, breaks. At.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30

Totals ......25 80 60 1896 Totals. .....14 4S 81 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
Total. $3.50 per Bond.

The bonds ready for delivery and applicants 70
whom allotment is male may anticipate the nns payment.
receiving discount NJ cent per from time cf
such prepayment up to March /. Definite bonds will Do
exchanged for fup ai allotment letters after the fnal
layment.
The Dallas and waco Ia. lway, sixty-seyen miles IL
length, forms part VI the line OF the NIssouris
Kansas aud Tcxns Haisny, extending from Dallas, south
to HihboTo, waco and was completed IN Marcia
1891.
Until the completion OF This roid the mileage OF the
Missouri Kansas and 1eNas System north OF Dallas was
separated portion OF the system. the
only connection between the dydei portions being through
use Of section OF the Texas and Pacific Railway ovtf
which the Missouri Kansas and Texas Company ned
running powers. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
recognizing the necessity. supplied this break in the con-
tinuty offs constructing line OF Its own
The link supplied b. tie Organization OF separate
company SHOWN the Dallas md Waco Railway Com.
pany, but own'd exclusively by the Missouri. Kansas
END Texas Compmy. which operates the road as portion
o. its main line 0Hd guarantees Internationally
the bonds. the heinz ndor-ed on each bond
The Dallas and Waco bonds arr issued at the rate o.
$4,000 per mile sNiye'cn miles CT line forming
part OF chartered linn. CT one hundred miles 10 waco.
but the present sNysyen mies il all that VIII be 70
qured, the termination at IIsboro. on the main
line, hiIty.iolr ni!e> nOr;G Of Waco establishes the de-
sired continuity. By agreement OF the company only
sI1J0Oper mile l. b. issued against the railway.
making 10000 bond, nov available. The ai1tond
$4,000 per mile deposited with the Trustee. and. IL
issued viii he used Tor the purchase OF additional facilities
when requ!rd.
The Missouri KaI,as and TeN3, Coz which guaraas
Internationally The prnel and Interest Of the bondss
owns the entire capital stock of the Daas and Waco Co.
The above statements nadc tire authority OF let
from the president Of the Missouri Kansas aud Texas
Railway Company atacAed t. the prosrctus, winch also
states that the gross earnings OF that company for
1890 were 80 90 t.006 and net earnings, S1,0D4..
50; its own fixed ca,r1es Si.GDO.OOO leaving =
surplus of about st.00O.0gO applicable TO the guar.
nniee OF the bonds Of the Dallas & Waro Railway
Company. S'he gross earnings for thr year ending
Dec. 81. 1891 were about S0.350.O0O.
a simultaneous issue Is Tade IN London aud Amsterdam
The bonds o! the Dallas and Waco Railway Company are
listed on the New.YOrk Stock Exchange.
Copies Of the prospectus. map ana forms OF apple
caiion may he Obtained from the undersigned.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE OPENED on JANUARY
Is AND WILL CLOSE OS Or BEFORE JANUARY 2l-
POOR & GREENOUGH,
30 WALL ST, NEW-NORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
n. Y, CITY BANK STOCKS
DOTGHT & SOLD
CLINTON GILBERT,

I OST.-A package containing certificates Of
l common ana peirired stock Of the COLUMBUS.
SHAWNEE & HOOKING Il. X. CO. and other valuable
nir,. transfer Of the stock has been Stopped and the
rublc (, he cby warned against negotiating same. Tie
tnde. VI the package VIII please send Or leave i with
49, JOHN II. DAVIS A CO. 10 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
Distribution of I'd Pref Stock.
Fac haDgc present Incomes for Second
Preferred stock, pnr for par. $4,000, oOo
Distribution of New Common Stock.
Exchange existing stock for new stock.
par for 4!O0.a


II te made paying or the existing
substitute Consolidated First Mortgage at rate Of In
erest not To exceed per cent ana not u exceed IN
millions dollar (77COO O0Ol. and in that
event pay OF the existing First and second Mortgage
Londs and the Interest thereon IN casa.
The First Preferred stock given for the a-~essmens
under the foregoing plan subject interest charges on
the First and Second Mortgage Of 100000 per annum
The net eangs, stated by III" Receiver, are snciens
to the the pcfrr stock 20 DE issued
FOR Second Mor}agr coupons and Tor the assessment.
Chdrics s. Fddch.ld Gc0re, ~ Ddid~aH IT. a I"mrov
and Thomas Hdnsop. Jr. consented To serve as
Committee TO manage the Reorganization nnh member
Will be added hereafter. The New-lofk SECURITY end
Trust Company No ~ wall STREET has been selected ~
the Official Gepcstaiy of thls" secnrtrs.
Holders OF the Consolidated Second Mortgage Bonds
Income Bonds. OF Invited TO d post their
securities with depostary alo,r named before
the sth day February 1872. In" deposit OF Income
Bonds and Of stock ollqar the hOldefs % pay
part ~ the assessment OF Tn cent until this plan
shall declared b. thr 'Onnittee In CHARGE
The Income Bond, and stock 80 deposited "i b. suoecs
a charge FOR preliminary eNpn-e~ not TO exceed nNs
dollar, (sj for bond depos ted sni dollar tsi)
for each ten shares stock dcpostd, tie onount -
charged TO be the s.sr., called, or acs
counted for II the 0-sos-Irnt i. not caliefl
Reorganization certificates OF GspJst Of the NewYork
Security end Trust Company viii De Issued for the
curtics and application will b" promptly made 70 list the
same on he New York Stock Exchange
Thu aprcement Of rcorannizaio d. In prcpa ration
and will be ready for deliver, IN lew days at the
oace of the New. ork security and Trust Company,
No. 50 Wall ~.
Dated New-Nora, Jan. H. 1892.
CHARLES =. FAiRCiIILD. 40 Wall ~
THOMAS L.. MANSON, Jr., IS Broad -,
n. Il. POMROY. 30 Broad -.
GEORGE W. DiLLiWAY, ~ Wall g
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
CITY TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
SYRACUSE, y. y. January Q 1892
e., EAIID PROPOSALS will be received at thi

- EALED PROPOSALS. VIII De received at this
- office until Monday January rs a. 3 o'clock D. m,
Of Syiaense to amount OF Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars The bonds 20 be dated Jelly /.
isgI pavable In 1890 with interest tho three
uer cent per annum payable semi annually at the Metro
poltan Trust Company o. the CITY o. New YORK Of tho
" Five Thousand Dollars $4,000 each,
,o,nnn nv Registered n. The option u the purchaser
these bond. Issued the purpose of raising
ACQUISITION and construction OF system Of Water
works for the city syracuse and FOR the purpose OF
Accusing property rights privileges aud franchises there
Tor or 10 be used connection thciewi;h and for pro-
,iding conpefsatlng supply for the Erie Canal
~ Chapter POI o. the laws OF Of the
II New York amended by the laws OF 1890
will be the u whole
or bart OF said bonds no: for less than at par.
" roht 5 hereby reserved 20 reject all
posas not tho best interests Of the city OF
syracuse. , . ,, ,a.v,..., =. c..a,..
~ Y and must be marked 'Proposals Tor purchase OF
CITY ""er"0fA' DI y. w. ROSCOE City Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
New Y ork.l

FOREIGN COMMERCE Ar NEW-YORk,
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NEW.YORk.
1889 1890 1891.
Dry SO ESQ. 37 IS 9iS JiS IS 500 iO2
Ge eial chs iGse... T. $685. s,tOris2 '4lS,o'J
Total for the week. .1GG sI@ 1850 81 2i. l35
20 431,5-O 2l:f.iS4' |'builI'
IMPORTS or SPECIE At NIW-NORk.
For the week ......... 600, j9i s25j 900 S2li?l,
Since jan 1.............. 2si,i '@',lV5 ODD III
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW-YORk.
For tbe week.......... s93G,f2j s21j 23i sj33 COS
sine, Jan. l.............. .Sj 2OJ 15JO1J -ol OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17

There were no transactions in State issues> or
city bank stocks Fourth sold (lOj at 49, anu
Merchants Exchange 800 at 124.
The general bond market was moderately "V'iN"
Ut irregular prices. The demand has been stead
ily shrinking for several days, but III sPl'c OF ,ne
smaller business, prices Of most issues haNc con,
tnucd 10 advance. AtchisOn incomes tuftheI TAI,
lied IA par cent TO "a 81, and Chicago ana
Erie incomes advanced l.? per cent to 40 Missouri;
Kansas and Texas As gained is at 81 10 olu
seconds 3 per cent AT - "a. l.OulsNllr, wv"
Albany and Chicago consols closed /? per ccnt
higher at l0I Texas Pacific irstS gaincd me
fraction at So II. but seconds yielded ~ per
cent at 81 is. Northern Pacific cOnsois decIineu
- per cent to ~. and Reading incomes lost
small fraction Reference is made TO our luh IT,
Money on call was nominal usual on Satur-
day: at !? and J.? per cent O., 81. CLEARING
The Sub-TrcasuIy was CcbtOr 10 the 'le'''ns
House S02s,I46.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported at WISH
inQton to-day were S422,lGl, from n'erhal r.
cnuc 1898, 4SG, and from mlsce aDcOus sOuiccs
S2ef22 The Treasury received S2t2,loo Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption, and the receipts
ON this account for the week amounted to
GA TO secure National bank circulation IL hoids
SI51 $50 500 in these bonds:
Currency , los go
-Four and 1ne a, , per cent 81 $4,000
Ponds deposited for circulation during the week,
S1oo 500 bonds held 10 secure circulation WITH
drawn. 100000. National bank circulation ou',
standing-currency notes, Sli2,oS%,126 s9il
mites 81 Id, 05P against when The treasury hol''
SO 1924 legal money for redemption OF sur
rendered circulation; - .o,.o,,..d =,
In London British coDsols were unchanged al
az "A for money and % 1916 for the ac-
count I'm the open market money was firm al
? per cent for discounts and lal Ia per cent
1or daily balauces. Bar silver again advanced Is
~ AID an ounce American railway shares were
irregular. but they closed generally strong ana
higher. At Paris French per cents ralheu
few centimes TO $500. o..
The Following table gives the current quota
lions OF city bank stocks, together with their par
value and The latest sales: ..,.. Mn A...a
Baake- TX SSnaI 9I0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS 10 BIZ PLACED.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS 10 BIZ PLACED.
Location. Charscter. Amount.
Salem. Orcgon.-PcnGng In Legislature act TO
Suthofzc Saiem 10 refund Its entire
existing Indebtedness reported by
amiSGntns to (netI-'.. s9i3, 500 s3
i'"'~ authorize ctS 70 borrow OF bond Tor. 10000
u pay refund city debt aud Judg
nent- II bill pass, the bonded 49,. 80,
debt OF city viii be increased to..---. 900 OOV
san Diego CaI.-kn election will be held Jan.
30 Jamaica Irrigation District TO
Of ........'. ' -. ............ 100000
BOND NEWS.
Seattle wash.-N. w. Harris & Co.. Chicago.
purchased the u per cent semi
a amount Of '|'OO' 10000
Dallas, TeA.-MayOr w. &. Conner has vetoed
(and Council srstsinrd Veto u'c
ordinance authOrizlnr Issue VI irr
a yns ~ ~ a. ""''' -. 200 GEO
SEQ" n.y. Bond lop 'o'''' 49,. ..,.. 100 900
20 AID aid H. ST. ana 4. ana the C. X.
W. Roilroai- payment coupons
was refused am bondhoIder- brought
hut u establish validity OF the issue
4, drr Iii rr L. > Circuit Court,
has Gcclded that coupons and prn-
cilal must be- poId as they fall due.
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
, T,t. capital
Duluth Minn R tIHe Aibe slooOOOo
Detrolt MlrL-I.Iusi Heap Mining TO-, 'tOfsc
+. MoSrr president u "'"' ~ "''' SEQ 600
rIchuond Void dominion Mining 10, , ooo
III ,idcat, james Il. Pace. TVV'V'V
- Operat, mi!es la 'oiorrlo
Chicago II.-NobiIe Mining and Milling CO.. -oo M,
A. II. Loeb, president $1,000. ouo.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. Jan. l6-p. m.
By tie operations of the New-York Sub-Ircas-
ury in the week ended last night, the associated
banks gained S37ss ,G6j. The weekly bank state
ment published to-day showed gain i'll cash
Of S.,sG74 400. The movement Of money from
the country was in large volume, and the con-
centration in the city banks is likely to become
burdensome The increase in loans was not I'M
portant, and the statement was natural and, IN
its details, fairly consistent The increase III
deposits was smaller by about 100000 than the
other changes required, but this was slRht
difference i'm view of the previous discrepancies
in the opposite direction. lac statement was
made rising averages. and tho actual CONDITION
OF the banks at the close Of the business week
was even better than the average showing. Inc
result OF the changes was an increase OF 49, 4,VVo
in the surplus reserve. and the banks held III
excess of legal requirements S2i,5'OO23, against
Slo, 1853 S25 III the corresponding week year
ago and $7,1Sl, l2j in the preceding year.
The following the comparative statements OF Jahu
and 1G: -, 81 ,,,r.,o.,o
sss: is &c ss Ss
SssS 's sS5 s $S 5 j"s '" aSS
me lS a sG%s r. Il e1 a s d t9s ''
Lea::e r. -. sSi65.oOo 4i,o'4soo Inc 2,s'o:oo
Total reserve abs 300, 7Co sl4o174iOo s7so7'oo
oglnst dtp,,s. n9s45.5;s l2l 5osO7o Inc. e232 700
smplus ..... ais SO, io5 90 57Oo25 Ine.,5cii.'oo
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For tO-day-EXchanges. Sl4.,43?,4 400 Daiancrs'
S6,037,4l2 for the week-EAchanges, Se39loi,-
9s2 balances $3D,jll ,ji9
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was dull and strong IN the
first hour and in the last hour depressed without
any increase in activity. further decline OF over
| per cent in American Sugar Refining eNertcd an
unfavorabe influence. although the present move
ment OF this stock was announced plainly by me
officers OF the company after the annual meeting
Union Pacific and few speclaltles suuered rom
Moderate pressure OF long stock, ana AlSsoerl
PdC &c declined steadily and slowly The Granger
shares were firm throughout the day. ana although
they did not maintain their early advances, thcy
closed generally above their first prices.
The publication of an exceedingly favorable pank
prices because money has become so plentiful thnt
il has ceased to DE a factor in the speculation IN
fact the market yielded more rapidly after thc
publication than before it. The closing was not
active, but at dropping figures. Inc maj SaIia-
tons were divided. but they rarely eAccedcd d
small fraction in either direction. SUBSTANTIALLY
the last prices of the leading stocks were not
changed from the closing last night.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
sale Of an odd lot Of REGISTERED 4s at ! II was
without effect on the Government bona market.
and quotations were unchanged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
MISSOURI, KANSAS g. TEXAS RY
ISSUE OF S1,34O,OOO
Ist Mtge. 5O-YeM SO Gold Bonds
OF THE
DALLAS & WACO RAILWAY CO.,
DATED NOV. l. 1899. DUE NOV. 1. 1910.
INTEREST MAY AND NOVEMBER.
Guaranteed Internationally by the
MISSOURI, KANSAS g. TEXAS R'Y CO.
Price Of Issue, $50. Flat.

MEs>RS. POOR & GREENOrGH cEer for sails
S1.113.O00 OF the above bonds following terms;
Payable $50 per Bond application,
$500 per Bond Oh March I, 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED si0CK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
DULNESS ON THE MARKET.
IRREGULARITY IN STOCKS.
THE SPECULATION FEATURELESS SAVE FOR
A DECLINE IN SUGAR SHARES.

Gales At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JANUARY 1G
GOVERNMENT BONDS