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"A New Manager,

]. M. Merrell, who lately purchased
the Freyschlag, Huffman & Co. store at
sheriff's sale, has made Frank Durand
general manager of that institution.
Mr.. Durand was for long time engaged
in a general merchandise business IN
Granite, and was also one of the prin-
clpal owners in the Freyschlag, Huffman
4 20. store before its failure. Mr..
Durand has the reputation of being a
careful and attentive business man, and
with anything like prosperity in Philips
burg that extensive business will
flourish under his management. The
MAIL wishes the new manager and his
firm unlimited success.
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Death of j. F. Brazelton's Brother,

J. F. Barzelton received a dispatch
from Mineral Wells, Texas, last evening
announcing the death of his brother
Frank at that place. The dispatch was
sent by Joseph R. Goodman, brother of
Mrs. Brazelton, and also of Mr.. Warren
Goodman, of this city. Mr.. Brazelton was
about 30 years Of age, and during his
brief residence in this city made many
friends, who extend their sympathy to
Mrs. Brazelton in the loss of kind hus
band and to the brother of the deceased
in this city.--New Northwest.
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God as IL Public Enemy

In printed card of regulations for in
formation. issued Iy the Wells, Fargo ex-
press Company in the early fifties, the
last regulation read: This company will
not be responsible for any loss or damage
occasioned by fire, the act of God, or of
Indians or any other public enemies of
the government
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A Horrible Punishment,

The Chinese punish atrocious crimes
by inclosing the criminal in an iron cage,
his head passing through an opening at
the top at such height that his knees
are bent and he can neither stand or sit
Criminals thus punished usually become
insane through suffering in less than two
1aye
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-11-02

The Independent Meat Company make
close prices and continue to sell as low
as the lowest. 42-tf
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The Bi.M etaIllc.

Preparations are under way at the
Bi-Metallic mill looking toward the re-
sumption Of considerable work there this
winter.
During the past four or five years
in which the mill has been in almos
constant operation, vast amount of
talllngs have accumulated which are
very valuable but while the mine was
being operated the company paid little
attention to them except to provide for
their retainment. The present condition
OF the silver market affords opportunity
and time to look after this accumulation
of tailings and it is understood the work
OF treating them will be commenced as
soon as the proper machinery, etc, can
be put in place for handling them.
1t is SAID that contract has been let
for the construction of an addition to
the mill for the accommodation of the
machinery which must be put in to han
die the tailings.
The few miners who have been en-
ployed in making the connection from
one of the lower levels in the B1-Metallic
mine to the Butte tunnel will be laid off
in a few days as that work is almost
completed. This connection will serve
to drain both the Granite and Bi-Metallic
r,inoc
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BUTTE, MONTANA. Nov. 10. 1890

BUTTE, MONTANA Nov TO-
ease Gd f9G that She sufferers like myself equally
manhood and
ad as nave the growing horns
suffering caused disease
disease first consulted local
treated by several
after
feel like
mend personally to all my friends
oubc1bea ana sworn before this 10th Of November
Pubie
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OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMN

uader this head 10 cents ner
line each insertion; special rates ON contracts
for month or more. No advertisement &c
cepted for less than, 90 cents.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN IVHENmI1~ That THE
~ firm OF Schmid & Hubert is dissolved bv
mutual consent: George Sehmid will collect all
bills and pay all indebtednesR.
GEonGE SOHMID,
HRNRY HUBERT.
Mr.. Hubert will run a painting busiaess on
his own account and will guarantee irst-olass
work.
PHILlpsBURa, Mont, Sept. 20, 1885,
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Mo- names ne Of persons cured withheld many
letter will be published without the fol-
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FOR RENT


LNOR RENT-Two houses on Broadway In
l., quire of Mrs. f. McDonel, Broadway,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTlCE-All persons are hereby forbidden
IN to hunt or kill game on the John Rams
ranch. south of Philipsburg. HYMER Il CO. If
nAIRYMEN. TAKE NOTICE-We have lot
IL of transparent paper for butter rolls for
sale. 1t is far better than cloth and much
cheaper. The MAIL Office
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INOR RENT-Three furnished or unfurnished
H. rooms to rent in Doe q Mcleod block. In
qnire of j w. MORSE.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

lnamatons Discharges Irregularities Diseases Woman
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-18
Mercedes dc Ceniza.

III Microbes pasado fa6 Mi6rco.
les de conlza dla en- qnc Ia Iglesia
Cat6lica do princlpio d Ia cuaresma
para conmemorar los cnarenta dlas
que Cristo ayun6 EN- ell desierto,
y en- que tambien ella hace Ia cere-
monla dc poner ccnias sobre Ia
frente dc aus fcles para recordar.
les dc un modo mas lmpouente Z
impresiyo que del polyo vinleron
y al polvo volverAu. Es cIcrta.
meste an dia de honda meditation
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-18

Hoy II, 4 las cuatrO de la tarde,
pas6 Ia Camara el actO creando el
nuevO condado do Ia Union, por
un voto de trece contra once.
Hasta 0tra. NEsToR MoNToYA.
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lENlGH VALLEY r: r,

Vassenlcr trains leave foot of Liberty-st
FOLLONs
100 A. VI. daily lcs AAocH CHUNK and inter-
Si5 A. VI. daily fer GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
nj ttALO and Tic Wcs.. louisville and Principal
ga poht,; chair ear 70 Wi1'saasrc. pahnaa CIR 70
puiialO. .s r., ~, ,>-no>,
i', ,i,o 4 " daiiy for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
IL rrrcvLG NIAGARA FALLS and al points W.T..
larr 70 ,firago Suspension Brhise; connections :Os
,",%6 D. VI dAilv except sunday. fog EiMITA and
III Md ate stations; connecting Tor lottss hc
,.tS p N. daily, except Sunday. for 'TuEiHAN.
NJ aud rrinc.lal nterIedate Stito chalr oar
~ r".,srre. conn c,iors Tor l'0,tsy,lle. -
.oo md s;::,n r. ": daily except Sunday, for
sdii'Hs";ii pIAINfLtLD and Intern -c's;e sinon<
'S SAB r H. da,y. yS,eg sunday. Tor MAUcH
,!.np r. VI daily tcr HlFfALo. NihGAKAF FALLS.
rTlaIo and Suspension Bridge connections for Ieac'
TX SSS W. r. H. GIny ,or ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHCs.
- l:'trNl.O. NIAGARA fA.IN. aud all points
W.. llnan Baret sleeper Chi ago. via Susccn
49,: Ia imal ,lrei.cr u IiuIalO pr
" Aaiiti,tal SUntoy trains 70 80 \. ~ Cor Mauch
chunk and intermediate statios connection, 70: Potts.
,c; $40 r. NJ. for Easton and ntermeaiste station.
,;carr,l Eastern Office 23j Br arway. y, y. &. Tho
NeyYor1 Transfer Company VIII call foh and check BAG
CAR f-- ~ hot" rr-,,ncc through TO destnatans
ROLLIN H. WILBUR CHAS. \ LEE.
,,nn ~pnt. ,a-'"rn Div. Gen. Pass. AGENT.
w NOHNEN AClIER. wM. y. SMITH,
" ASS Gen. Pass Agent. Con. r. Pass. Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF nEW-jERSEY
fNnthrlrltc Voal used eNcInS'fcIy)
-Four tracks. Aut matte EocN Nisnais.
Trans l,ayn station fost 81 Liberty -.
fine Table IN Eject Oct. ~. 1898.

For Easto1. gc,hlencn alic toma Maae4 Ghgn' &c.
Town T. ii. Sunday. 30, 7.i5 \. NJ 90 I'D
l. "a; wukcs,arc. rtts;on and Scranton. si5 \. NJ.
4 80 IT, NJ sunday. - \: =: o , .
90 3S / 90 5:i5. 30 =. NJ, /: rs ii glt eycri,:
s1tnreny night. sundays, 90 80, 80, 600 T. ~.
10, WlamiTl.br- at 90 go. SO. A. NJ. or 80
.on * T. NJ - - night. excepting Sat-rtay night.
snndaT. / go ) 80 =. NJ. l@lj night:
For rottsyilc at 90 49, AZ ~ 30 A. ~ :oo
Mint i2Vt SUNDAYS. $50 500 r. ~. l2;l5 night
q % = I5 A. ~ 100. 80. go T.. NJ. !: - nicht
except saturday night Surveys 10 ~ NJ D W i. NJ
Fer Eed Bank Long Dranch and points south % Poin:
,,,.o,,, al \ IL 20 \. NJ. 30 I:4j 90
~ =, rs 70 Rcd TANK AMI Bsan'hroii, rs y. NJ.
sunday sept Ocean "'o'e and A'bnry Paris 800
~ NJ 1'o' A. "rOH LAKEWOOD
,,,t,-a,c T,ms liver l'lrne@nt Park and B,rnega,
"a ~ g. H. i:i5 I 20 l.. ~
For AIs'tlc City. vincland AMI nrfdgetcn 80 A. NJ
e. Monmout,, Peach; s,a' T,cht spa HShant Bc,cs
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. {. & Ii. l.. Il. r. coz LEsSEE)
T.ans leave West 42i-s:. Station New. ftrk as fol'
lows Is minute, earlier from foot Frarii..st.i .
:i.3O A. M.-Daiy 10 Suspension ltrldge, eAce9s
Sundays Yves. OF Coeynans .n,iction. - ~,
San a. tI-.INliy local Albany aai SaratscE Par.
Tor cor T.. Albany suniay, only ., s,r,.,.o pocn.
1910 4. l!.-Daily for bany Utica, Syr1cusc, rocn'
estr. Bdialo Niagara Falls Detroit. cnicoadi except
1855 4. M.-DiIy excep. suadry; = ca;ssll Noun
Xlhaay. sara.osa caiweI Lake George. Pailos c'r'
400 p M"DaiIy except sunday. for Catskll Noun
ata T. sED,iy for Ab,ny Mrteol Utica. syr,,u.e.
" 'Hochcstc- i,ufao Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit.
.,sn D. W~Dafy except Sunday, for Newnurg, Albany,
V'S ,'foca ard Montreal. Parlor car 20 Kingston.
SiS ~ M-Day for Albany. Utica, syraeusS Rochester
HrCa o. Nagara Falls, Toronto Detioit Cieysianf ana
Chicago. - o.,- go ,ax - -
yS,r nc,i. 10 1910 a. n Il Is, ABS. 5iS
WAGNER sIcspng car. for Msnv. CtICa syfaasg c.
IBuil0, Niagara Fall'. ToroIto Dcern Aeve'
lard and On on 81 'hrsuga us t accom-
moa,tons inform alton apply Offices Erg9sys 80
WasiinctonSt 100 Fncn-t, Annex nttee foot rlltol'
st.; New.Yc city, liS s9l a6s, 7s: 2ne 3iS Broad'
,rat A. s,,tio,s G. F.. LAMBl;RT.
a.u Nv ~ Caac-al Passenger Acent
5 Vanderbit-ave. Ncw-Y0rk.
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BILTIMORE d. OHIO n. ~

BALTIMORE. wAsUINGTON. CHICAGO. CIV
CLIMATE. ST. lofts AND Ak. PoisTs wEsr
PULLMAN cal. SERVICE on Ali ~, Al ~ y. f-SE IL
Ls@,,e Ncw.yerEI, feot Of Ll3orty-st. A"N'NS.
tor CHICAGO II 80 n H.. 30 n. M. /, rs nigas
For rirc, e., y!; ,Tr Z, - p Iii i.5 nlsas'
rSr wNSiiiSiiidS. BAirisoira H.; p M ~
8. M, pnns tail' e. t 5;sl D. ~ Dining Carl, ..
For NoEt0Li; BAY iIne / 80 y. n. Ev. Sunday.
r. l1tn.-.. 400 Gr,rfst. ~ r a,4 tii,,s r"r, 81
Nn: Sat o, ioot 81 Lher,v.st. g. r. r. OF X S'''o"
nam hotel residence 10 detnatcn anu ehe'A 'assaso
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
ruILAprLry11A. nALTiMORE. AND wASHIXGro

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For Pm adr!p.ia wees days 30. 90, 800. ~ OJ
il 80 lDmInc CaD T. n. ~ S go Dining car.
IL il nirnt SUNDAY, , 90. 10 30 IL 80 (0s.ny Carr
A. H. I;3J $3.50 tDin,ns ta'), 100 C;oJ T.. NJ. /. -
Fer Baltimore AMI wa.hiactn week days and SrnlaYs
90 II 10 OHM Carr A. NJ. 80 1890 Dining Carr,
4 90 l.. NJ, L. 10 niSht
Tickets ard Iarcr scat. can he procured 1T i,2
,2e 81 Fas. lth-s;.. lS Eat l25he: &c West ias,h
~ OK, (,urnti. ave-, Ney,-ior<; t0nrts $50 nj
Inst Rrooklyi: % ilroadNay. Williamsburg The sw
Vo,r Transfer Co wl cali Cor ard check baggage .ro,
hotel or residence b. destination
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ropr,cy COMMERCE. or NETWORK

FOREIGN COMMERCE. or NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE ~ Nrw-hoEh.
lSli ~, ~
noo, g., o.? ~ s24cri"l 81 ~ ~
p''F ., .,,,d,..' 100 -, II. tpJtl3 f1i2 81
r., , . e.. v..c1 % "a 90 a." gG sol a 90 -,
&, f,,,, -, or 2oi 81 ~ - -, - ,Of6
IMPORTS OF SPECIE 1T Ni-W-fpNW.
- - &c so sflig7 -s.Gi3sbl
dnf t'i " - aspGs 10 4s-.70J 5G2ii .i-e
80 ''' 800 o-c s..f 40 --G7 Oss
Tor n. w,ol = irWf, 49, -, -, o. 81 NJ
Sincc January l.....- -'''i'' w. '-''
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A DvEETI5ENENTs AND sUEscRIpsIoSs ron
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Will. BE liii.
SsN q A. o IH r,, ufGowS ogEiGE No ais ~
EASEMENTS at tie following Branen Urnce-: 81
Ias!have. cor. Twenty .h'ris:.; l5l Bixtaave.;
r a,.s FSi. serssltls: o. Ihiriye siHy
Sgimilussve; $. Avenue 4. 1925 Thi date. 90 Wet
f9Mrtecrsh.,; oo1 u Far,ysccond-st So Thirdayc
'nf,, I'm :, and one On ind hirs" nth ga
nndtwe'tylfto.sr: 2i3 W.: Onehrndr. d-and vcn.y
nitst and $40 West OnchunG Land forty nith1, %
" . ,. a., at regular cince rates. 49,
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n. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN r. R,

Trains foot Of Yves; 4-dst as FLOWS, 10 m nutes
s.1i e. ~ IDLY Except Sunday for Waikiki valley
r. X stations. Mcaetown, hllen,c Fl!istu q, b ry.
,d.le scranron, Walton, Dchi, sidney, Norwich,
Vtica, Koiie. Oncita. faltn 0snese: ~ ,,
r." Waikiki! Valley Railroad s.l1iOns camp3fi Hal.
II dtl,twn ElenSilr. Mountain DIr. ccnt-e.in Fans.
i,c IIwlc,Nillr L.bety iJ.l,, Liberty, fIsHs'Le az
IiNlngs1cn Manor. .-,.,,,. 49,
,,rt berry i.,incstor Maio-. Rockiani Walton, sid.
~. H. ~ daily. via Magma Fails. Eecring chair
81 Sat. REQ Nnw-york Niagara FATS tlrougn
Chicago. Arrives Detroit
40 D. H. chicago : 80 a. NJ St Louis. 200 ?. n
iti,ot, ,lc pniuan aiiOf> at 311 Dieiway.
Ncw.yox TrI,f.r Company Gals To- and cheeks baggage
10 1es''"'''''' j. {. AND gSON: q. PA.
cJ Beaver ST.. New.YCra
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n.y., LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RI.
Stations la New-iUrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
PULLMAN COACHED.


Christopher streets.
VESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN CQACHESs
De;s touts 70 HrM A.;K bLoVMLa Eli, Nv 4.
ias Ridge; Madison, MOrsi;,itowG pas,a!e Paterson.
rATCoNG, IIaekettsioSn, hciiooLEY s MOUSIAN,
H M' ssiIU&%otpsbtt 81. resSas aSsass; scaAN:
ION, PTITSTDN. NiLXtSRAEuE NANrICOKE,
DANVlLT.E MORT III MBEH!.AND, Mostrrse, iNst.
HAMTcN. OXFOkD, NORWICH. Wa,ervlllc UTICA,
EiIllj.LDr StG,GSEs ,orsl,rSla; sfrdi;sSGsE.
EAi, pAANS3SX,JnLE. lSt sGH, eps az point:
s.co A. M...isJlfAia9, trlsA and os@EGo .Ex.
with train tor ChcasJ, arriNns IL 10 a.
y.:S 4. NJ. -BINGEAMroH NAIL. Steps at mncip.i
1:oo =. M.-scRANTos. BIXaHANToS ard Ell
MIH. sXrki$s; rylyeT psro, s ar 49,.
OUtii i.Xpkts,. Pcnsl lar:.r .ear.
pullman sleepcrs Arrives q rs a.
900 Z. N. D1.y).-Bt tlALO UTICA and OS,yE,sO
fAfnrrS. pullman socpers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION S a: "a
Mnrray, and i23 'roaiway Tickets ferry Stations
NewYork 1888 Washington .26 Eullo,l.s: ana
"a Broadway brooklyn Time tables. giving 1u tntor.
wrsfCoTr TXPKisss COMPANY will can Ia, "a
choc baggage from hotel residence TO dcetinatiea.
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THE RANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, November II, i. m.
Ey the operations of the New-Yoik SUB lfeas-
ury in The week ended last night, when III
cludcd deposits Of 100000 for payment al o'her
points. the associated banks gained $i'lo''ylS
The weekly bank statement published uo-uay
showed an average gain in cash OF S''S'"lVo' ne
CENTS of currency have been heavy from lV"
Western points but generally the increase III
cash has been from nearby cities. III l"'' d"
good deal Of money that in the uiiCe' '"i"'S
about financial legislation was l'cf'u up III
trust companies and safe deposit vaults mas 'Vo"
returned to circulation. in spite 81 the ia'S' III
crease in deposits the volume OF leans was "o'
materially enlarged. although rates lor money
naturally felt the influence. The increase III
loans was only $500 100. while tfat IN depoSllS
was S. so. 800 The statement was uhusu""E
consistent in its details, and the result Oh al
the changes was a further gain in the surplus
reserve of s5Sl5275. The banks now hold III
excess Of legal requirements $5'.s2S,72'. against
SO 67S oon in the corresponding week year itso
and so452l 100 at TIN same time in me preceulns
year. ,,,., e,o.or,crte
The following are the comparative S''''O
of November 4 ard November IL
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european A0Yeriioemclils.
Gelp sOnn!co.

A c.;Nrs % . $50 \ WEEK. lcs or "',rt'
Of Lu-inc,, ialn tho wear round. ".ion'' llcrtri
Motor ran, Ght macnin 'ry. Ch'aWt power on c'ith.
con- rrtoI in.tlnty 20 =, sowing hlne. corn.
.ho der pamp, far la;ne' .cwcle' o. cenil'i,' na'
70 fenr, ro,d,!. To saY" IL cp r.. On mems rlo.
t,ui,.ltr,a. Profit, immense Circulars ire. W. i.
II tf.,,f~DN & CO.. Clerk. No. t. Columbus. >.
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a pvEETISEMENrs ASp sy yR WITH rs E2s
cElvED Ar THE THROWS ufsicE, SO; "a, Rr 90
ms.y "a door nota Of pr,s,h ' On ADNfr
Eghtisyc. s. e. cor Twenty :nri-si. lS2 sAta;a,e.
orae, Tsits,'syetb st. 100 llf-ayc. re,r sixty
cosmf AVS ,'t t,.ee ~ isss Thr,e 20 wc,
teurtee .i..t 81 wcst .sscond-s 'a TAlriase
ISIS Thrinyc.; onjl TAIrda,e, .c' ohe-hundfcd'
snd-tweftl and One .Lurdrcd. andt ls.ccnth St.
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lce Cream

IJoRTONS lCE-cKHAM is THE OLD standard. re.
Ia !fahir fceCfoam always pm, rich ahd h"Al.mu ;
French and American all laN1, Try Il: you viii Ike IL
ana VIII other. Dtpots: 900 ithaNo.. J3S 9th
ave 81. rolumbus-aNe. ani ll2 West l@5th->t.
A p.ElyTIsENlaSr - ANJ SIBs' EuTlONS For
tllVfD AT TnE UPTOWN oFTicE. 40: 22 E:ori
vnr I'd door uOrta II Thi q, lr-t--t.; an AONEii.
TISFjTTNTs at the folowi. 9 y anch OMccs: Pa
ichtiaNe :. e. cor Tweitr+hrd-st; li2 s!St '-a,t
tl.,Nc curlcr Fourt cutn-~-.; 20 Thiri-rv
corner Fortv-~.yeuth->; 90. IiiI lave near sixty
G.t.st 7CS Ig,.-aNc.. los Wet Forty sccGn Si. 10
CnIulYbIs.ayr - NNcnue 1874 Thl dave: % West
Fourts.1ih.st 90 Wst F0 econc-st 90 Third ave
I3sS Thirt.avc.: 2,cji Tciii-Nr. ;. Onehundrcl-
Twelfth and or.h niict.a nc-thir'ce' II SIS.
AZ thu HARLEM OFFICES. lSl East one hundred.
ard twenty .nfth.st: o3 Oue-hunfr ca1d
nfh.st and 800 West y-lst-st up
T. : l.. M. rc-uar oiisr rats
IN ReooHlyn. at 3 Corrt-,t. io5 De kaloaye; l2oo
E,,l,ori ave. MP p. M. at regular nficc rates
ro,,lor Or..c FOR ID, o- cnrrt- cG3 Reg mist. w.
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STEAMBOATS,.
GTOMGN@ITWE] [llENEo
FavOritc inside Sound route.
- IsL,lAA. L \

EaVoritc inside Sound route.
BOSTON. ONL.E 80; PROVIDENCE. SO.
FARES HEDGCID to WORCESTER AID all other
pontr. Famous srel screw steamers MAINE and NEW.
HAMPSHIRE le'Ne new Pier 50. n. H.. ono boc.
above CHla!.st., at D. M daN, except sTndiy coh.
nectlrs at Sto'ncton wharf VIZ! thee express ta'i.s
parlor car.
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THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT


week sC6 00O bonds held to secure circulation
withdrawn, $1}1,J09, National bank circulation
observation-disclosures notes 500 APO 123; gold
notes s97 721: against which the Treasury hOlds
s2l 252 30 logal-tender money for the redeinp-
ton OF surrendered circulation
In London British cOnsOls were n tribe ipWcF
at 80 3-fc for money. and unchanged at 1914 Tor
the account. In the open market money VAS
Grner at q, per cent for discounts ana HWl
per cent for bankers balances. Ear silver de-
clincd further y to % 5-1Gd ounce. Ameri an
railway shares were duh and Irregular but in
the final dealings were strong at slight re-
cOVcrcS
The Continental Trust Company announces
that nearly 5000 900 out Of the total issue 81
80 OOOO 900 have signed the agreement Of the com
mi;tee Of the bondhoders % the TO,cdo st. LOUIS
and Kansas City Railroad Company. consisting
Of Messrs John G. Havcmeyer and others.
The following table gives the current quota
tions Of city bank stocks, together with their
mar value ard the latest sales.
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Diuioen0 Notircs.

OFFICE or 800.
THE EOAiD ~ DIRE i.i,',:,
AMEEICAS TXP;TS> COMPANY.
o. ROADWAY, s.. go,
Nt.W YORK. NOV. ~, lo''
m He BOARD OF DIRECTORS 81 inns com
many has tli- day dc-iltod dlvirm o. tnT 70 'ts
(r3 r'r sL,ic. payable ana ait'F III "'o'u 'p o'
January ieyt. 80 ,,o o.. IT,. =,
procniler a. - oto.L ~ and O!cael OF Tao 81 GaJ
4 IaruarY 1sDt.
T. ortfr 81 tcc arc. . ,x,rp eo.,.
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The following are the comparative S'a'V'
# November ard November II:

Tho following shows the relation between the
total resersc ard the total deposits al 'Hc re-
spective dates:
.no 1165ol SOS G4i 900 Inc. 81 52S 900
I.,gal terd rs $3.50 100 '".iie soo i"'' 10 90.
ro, ,oseryc .IGs SOC Goo =I776s70o Inc. s'so7 100
kes,HS de- s III $3.50 lis o9i 90 Inc eo1 So
.r.,,n. 40 olsi,o so SIS. 725 In. ;joi5275
The Clearing House statement was as ioi-
lows. FOR to-dav-Exchanges. sol .2ON. NO': pal
rcas * ea4 loo For the week. days-EX-
changes S499 POI 1896; balances. 10 hN'"4''-
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was nearly lifeless inc
only feature was a further decline oi ABOUT =;
Nor cent in New England. and this STOCK Closed
at its lowest point under eNiueHu| d S'i""s
selling pressure II was not wholly clear
Whether the movement was simply specula-
tive one or whether the extension oi the com
psnv's line to New-YoIk had been Dl"tkru ny
The reported agreement between IN" Lehisn
valley and the New-York. New-ilaven ana
Hartford Railroad companies Inc extension
may be built and undoubtedly an independent
line to BOSTON would be distinct advantage
but the person at the head Of the scheme -
known 70 be large Spectator. ana, perhupS
the alleged enterprise may be nothing more 'han
a turn in the stock. Chicago Gas SURPASSED
New-EngIand In point Of business. but these
two stocks were the only ones in which trans
actions exceeded 10. 900 shares The market was
weak even # dull. and last prices were gen
eray the lowest, The publication Oh the
bank statement apparently exerted no influence
in either direction.
There were no transactions in Gpvernmeht
bonds at the Stock Exchange. but the market
was firm at the following quotations:
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The business in state issues was limited 10
virginia deferred Sc. receipts. AT t14. vi az
hank stocks Shoe and Leather sold OO) AT IL"
The general bond market was extremely OWL
but the movement Of prices was steadily up"a'd'
Erie second consols gained the traction AZ ''ii'
Atchison general As were neglected. but - sec
onds were strong. and also u per cent higher AT
az. There was relatively a large business III
Philadelphia and Reading issues ana the IN
comes advanced a large fraction and the gen
eral As closed p per cent higher a. a. Many
other issues recorded fractional gains. l"lcr-
once is made to our full report OF bond sales.
Rates for call money were nominal. as usual
ON saturday. but a few small loans were made
at ~ per cent. ~ ,
The Sub.Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $94S.1S7.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
Tae receipts from customs reported from
Washington to-day were $4l39s4; from Internal
revenue s479 1874, and from misccllaneous sources
s3i s23 The Treasury received $osJ,2c3 Natlohal
bank notes for redemption. and the receipts on
this account for the week ended to-day amounted
10 S293994l TO secure National bank-not" CIR
culation it holds 500, 2S4s5C in these bonds:
Curreacy 20 ~ ~ ~
Iour 10
-FOUR ana hail per extended a. pr cent - 49, 'o
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ClORWD@ll l.lEgIEa

Inside l.outs. Far, Isdpc,G. 10 New
I.onso? s.0O; Norwich. &l2,; Worcester. =. 90 Boston
s?oc Core speeding reaucCioi TO all east steam
or, ave Pier 40 tod number Moth Bi,c. next p.,i
aOo'e Desbro'scs St fcrr) daily srncays cAeepcl al
q M. cuuaecting with sc,bcci expires, tt1. leaini
! London az j;;i5 A. ~, raA!Ag Worcester 90 ana
% A NJ