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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-28
MI. PLEASANT,

Mrs. Tom Dawson. of Or elika, Ala,
is visiting her BROTH Mr.. ii. " ard.
Mr.. h. o. Owen has been indIsposed
for several days.
Miss Lillian Love, who spant last
week in our village, has returned to her
home in CulleOka.
Mr.. Joe Anderson, of your city, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. W. c. Cherry, Attorney at Law,
of Nashville, was the guest OF Miss
Maggie Ingram H few days ago.
Maj. Jas. Ii. Akin and family, after
spending Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. w. r. Kindel's family return to
IhomsOn's Station Monday.
Miss Pattie Jennings has returned
from the &C. V of Rocks"
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. W. Killibrew spent
LAST week IN Clarksvllle, " tn Mr.. KIlli-
brew's parents. They are now at Rev.
J. S. Friersun's.
Miss Sarah Hunter, eldest daughter
of NJ. j. Hunter, decd, arrived mere
from Ark, a few days ago and will
make her home in the future with Mrs
A. B. Beech.
Mr.. Billy Gilbreath, who opened a
nObby "Racket" store here several
months ago, expects to move to the
Getty" If Lawrenceburg at once, think
ing more lucrative field will be open
him there. We dislike TO give up his
Interesting family, but have long since
realized that the "tide of emigratiOns
from this part of the world, must drift,
to that little sister "Clty" nestled among
the hills of Lawrence County.
Rev. Mr.. Shlve and family are pleas
antly dOmlclled at the cottage home oil
MIR. Shelf Cross. HiSsLay there will on.
ly be temporary, though for the "Ear.
nest Workers" of the Presbyterian
Church are rapidly accruIng funds to
erect parsonage.
Mrs. Mumford Smith and two young
-gest children are luXuIiating at Sum
meTtOwn this week.
Mr.. Edwin MoOring of Nashville, is
the guest OF Mr.. Eugene Barrow.
Mr.. w. c. Akin, Of Columbia, wa
truly ''in town" on the last Lord Day
and seemed to be very wrathy (ROthy
over the happy fact.
Rev. w. II, DOsS, will occupy the pul
Dit at Summertown on next Sabbath
and th-re will be union services at tn
Presbyterian Church conducted by Nh
Shive.
Miss Ida May Hidreth, il visiting
Miss Humphreys of Huntsville, Ala.
Misses Annie and Nettie Haley, o
your city, are visiting the family OF Mi
les. $. Griffith.
Strs. .. L. Tinnon returned to Le
huze in Columbia SATURDAY. ate
Speeding few days with Mrs. N
RGh.
Mrs w. b. Lowry and Mrs. f. AN
meyer and daughter returned fTOT
SusnmertOwn last Saturday.
MI JAS. tiiddens family moved t
Snm@ertOwn Monday. ATHENE.
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AMICK'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
Experiments with 1t In Chattanooga
Proving Successful.

Experiments with 1t In Chattanooga
Proving Successful,
A dispatch on Wednesday from
Chattanooga is as follows:
The Board OF Health reports to the
Times, Of this city, through City
Physician Holland, that each of the
eleven third stage cObsumptives
placed under the treatment obtained
from DR.. Amick, Of Cincinnati, by
the city authorities several weeks
ago, has improved tOa degree al
most miraculous. The results, at
given to the press by Wards Island
Hospital, New York, while equally
sensational, were not 30 comprehen-
sive, and local medical men claim
that this is che most complete demon
stratiOn that cOnsumptiOn is curable
thus far made. The Times says thai
the eleven patients to whom were ad.
ministered DR.. Amlck's medicines,
are so FAR improved that their appe-
tites have returned. They sleep well
at night, have no night sWests, the
irritating cough has disappeared, and
they feel much stronger in every way
Local physicians report similar re-
suits in private practice from med
cines furnished them by the Cincin
natl doctor, and all apparently agre,
that 1t Is the most important dis
cOvery medical scien ;e has We
brought to light.
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Miss Walkers School,

Misz Mary Walkers school will
open August 18th, with the same fac
IIly aud same oppOr uuitles for in
,truclior in Kinder LarJen, elocution,
private lie sons in mu-ic, and oppor-
tunit,es for practice a. formerly. 5re-
cial lessons in literature and mathe-
m ltiCs. inlY2S st
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The AtllnnRnnI,

The local notice published last week
seems To have been misunderstood by
some; it, was only Intended to at
uOunce some addi ions to the faculty.
Our new catalogues are now ready for
distribution, and will be mailed 10 all
who may apply.
1t ROBT. D. SMITH, Prts't.
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Have You Heard the Latest.

Now is the best time to buy your
winter coal. Special prices Will bt
given for summer months delivery
l have the best and cheapest Goa
IN market for threashlng wheat Tt
sll 1t is spot fash or no sale ut w. A
RIttle's office, IA West Seventh street
telephone No. 81. msy3 SIN
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More RnSn Ball.

The Columbia Athletics and the
Chapel Hills will cross hatI at Ath-
letic Park Saturday. Game called at
3 O'clock sharp
A game has also been arranged he
tween the Athletics and Cul COX as
to be- played one day next week.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
.
lawn Party at the Institute.

A lawn party will be given Friday
next at the Institute 10y st. Mary,
Guild. Ice cam, rherhet and cake
will be served by charming young
aides for 25 cta., beginning at 8 and
running until 10 D. III.
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Made from pure Jersey cream, kept
on hand. All orders by telephone or
otherwise filed and promptly de-
livered,
II +. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Saved by sowing fresh turnip seed;
Landreth's genuine for sale at the
drug store Of
II WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE & fowler.
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CULLBOKA ACADEMY.
A Training and Business School
for Boys and Girls,
at
CULLEOKA, TENN
I. b. KELLY, A. ~, Principal.
FALL TERM BEGINS AUGUST
21st 1898.
7. d. KELLY, A. NJ, Principal.

Excellent location, surroundings and
equipments. Best school library in the
country. Faculty OF the best experienced
teachers. For circulars address the princi
pal 1t COLUMBIA, TENS. iulylI-im.
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Summary. Earned runs-Alhle
tics, o, B,gbyvllle, 8. Two base hits
Athletics, 3, BigbyviIle !. Three
base hits-Bigbyville, PasseI
Balls-Athletics, 4, Bigbyville, 4
Hit by pitched ball-Athletics, ,
ilghyvllle |. Struck ouu-by Taylor
I, by Walker, q. Left on btses-Ath
letics, 4, Bgbyville, ). Double play,
jackson to Ricketts,, Jackson To
kIuKeLs, Jackson nnassisted.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nv virtue of Il deed of trust executed
10 me ON May 4, 1892, by d. C.. Evans
ana vile, 5. f., which is of record in
BOOK n, Vol. 3. p. 493, Registers office of
Manry County, Tennessee. and TO which
reference Is hereby made, l will, on
Monday, August Z, 1898,
Az IL o'clock, noon, at the Court. house
aoot' III Columbia, Tenn, sell to the
highest bidder Tor cash, free from the
Tlght and equity OF redemption the fol-
lowing described tract of land situated
Ia the list civil district of Maury COun-
~ tennessee, bounded on the north by
Ine lands Of John r. Evans, and ON the
=. Oy the lands of John r. Evans and
INu5iloId Green, on the south by the
iahIs OF NJ. &. Akin and west bv the
amos of NJ. g. Akin and r. II. Ogilvie,
containing 100 acres, more or less.
sad sale will ba made for the purpose
u paying the debt mentioned in SAID
ueeu OF trust, interest and cost OF sale as
provided in said deed OF trust.
july 1t W. b. itSsN NV
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Wheat and Corn.

We are paying the highest price rol
wheat and corn.
II MCLEMORE MILLING Co.
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A WELL PLAYED GAME.
The Home Team Loses in a Well Played
Game with BigbyVilIe.

The Home Team Loses in Well Played
Game with Bigbyville.
The game playsd by the sAthletics
against the Blg1yville team was one
thoroughly enjoyed by ali the specta-
tors. Ii WAS we'll played GU both
'lhes aud the Variations in the score
were sutficleut to keep the crowd ex-
cited till the end.
AT $3.50 p. III. the game was called
and the Athletics went to the bat.
! They were success al i'll finding the
oall, but so we're tue tielders on the
opposing team and they failed tu
score. TaylOfe curves were too intri-
cate for the men from BigOyville
and they struck out in tiue style.
The second inning was u repetition
Ot the fist, neither side scoring.
But in the third Ogilvie crossed the
plate and gave the Athletics lead OF
one. The fourth Te+ullei in goose
eggs, and in the fifth the Athletic.
made another, but Blgbyville got the
IA. es fun anu a long hig ami two er-
Tors gave them four ruus. Iu the
sixth pitcher, Walker lost his Gun
ming AMI the Athletics pounded him
'or SIX runs more; BigbyvIlle scOr-
ing ohce. The ColumDia boys were
then AZ their zenith aud the decline
soon Cams. In the very next iuuing
Bigbyville Obta ned the lead, ecOrins
four runs to the Atniellc, one. Ia
the eighth the Athletics failed e.
score and the Big Iyvle team piled
up three more to their creiIt. The
Athletics wound up the game by 90
ing Odt without run in the ninth. |
The features Of the game We're the
natd playing aud persistsucs OF the |
visiting team aud the pitching on
com sides.
Below we give the score by innings
and the summary:
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Try Golden Rod,

An elegant new perfume at Hen
bricks drug store. II
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Twenty per cent Dividend

New Crop Turntp Seed. A. B. RAINS,
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For CASH
N.ev.M.slly YOU

We VII sell you
Galvanized barr, wir, for 3 cents.
Galvanized smooth wire" NJ, T. 10, II and y
Cg3 4c. cash
Wire ne :. = Tor cottage md POULTRY fence
asst recel,5o
4 new st0cl; Of
Pocket - Table rntlery, RlzOrS, etc.
We sell FIRSr-CLASS
Flower" ~ second rlaSS Prices.
NAG ~ AND PLCW GEAR,
BLIND BRipIFS. n AMES,
TRACES, BACK BANDS
Call and see the
ne n.y. al Mf MHhk HiRi CULTlYAT0RS.
WDInuTIc ONE-FORSE SEED
WntIn y DROPPERS.
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BVuble ShOvels, Extra Ca,rTongues
and Double ShOYeI Points.
GIVE US A CALL!
TELEPHONE NO. 73.
D0BBlNS =. 4 =. EWING,
isnb ~
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LEhIGN VALLEY r. r.
Passenger trims leave foot Of Libcrty-sf.

A. FOLLOWS:
,:1O g. W. daily MAUCH CHUNK and Inter
SID A. W. daily Tor GENEVA, ROCHESTER,.
Hi ~ NI.O and the West, PO1TSVILLE and principal
local points; chair car 10 WilkesDarre Pullman car to
s.so A. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
ii.So A. 81. dolly for, GENEyA. ROCHESTER,.
r1linan sleeper to CuiCAG0 Via Buffalo; Pullman
Iuiict sleeper To- Chicago VIC Suspension BRIDGE con-
noe ous tor Reading md Harrisburg. ,.,,,,
1880 p. VI. daily, except sunday Tor fi,MitA anu
ali inisrnciate stations connect on; for PotsylIe,
:,:I5 4. VI. daily, except sunday Tor - KHAN.
NoH and principal nt'rntdate sta ons chair car TO
WIlh,.hafrc: connect ons for Petts'iie.
100 sud $3.50 p. VI; daily eAeept Sunday Tor
so In pIlINfIELD and intermediate stations. $500.
jI5 T.. ". daily. eNcep. SUNDAYS. for MAuCH
III NIX aud irtcrmeiat, stations, chair o. Elson
8:Os p. VI. daily = BrFfMo. NIAGARA FALLS
ara Ell loint, Pullman sleepcrs 10 Chicago VIA
Bunalo and suspension Bridge; connections for Head
500 i. ". daily for ITHACA. GENEVA R0CHEs.
Tx. B'IFNLO NIAGARA FALLS. and gu points
Nest. pullman Brnct sleeper 10 Chicago, Via Suspension
AAi.tlonal sunday trains 10 80 \. NJ Tor Mauch
,,hnk and intern stations. connections for Potts
xi~. 10 T. NJ for Ea-ton and Intermediate stations
c.p.ra Eastern once .35 Broadway. New.York City:
Thr Nov YORK Trarsf tOmplny VIII call ior ma
ilnat!op. .. n W. NvN y "a w ~ 20,
KOTLIN n. WILBUR Assistant Genl PaSs' Agent
C,nI SuD't. Eastern DIV
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, September dip. IN.
The total transactions in all stocks to-day
barely exceeded 100000 shares. In such con-
diton of complete stagnation variations in prices
possess 10 meaning. 1t is not TO be Questioned
that the industrial shares occupied the most
prominent place. but after modest fluctuations
Sugar Refining, which was the most active stock
closed absolutely unchanged. The second place
was wrcsted from Chicago Gas By Disiillng and
Cattle Feeding, which rose per cent, or more, on
the mere suggestion that higher revenue fax
might be imposed. The uncertainty about the
action of Congress on questions pertaining to
finance and revenue may be prolonged indefinitely.
The stability of the National currency * assured
because every one admits that finally the Senate
must ratify the recent expression of pubilr
opinion, and that any dishonorable compromise
must be defeated by an Executive veto. At the
same time, tie delay and doubt affect adversely
the European markets, and rates of exchange are
rising with rather too much promptness. There
may be no immediate shipments Of gold, but il
certainly ought not to be forgotten that recent
imports We're either purchases or loans. They
were not natural result Of the movements OF
merchandise or securities. If dstrus, should aslin
lie aroused abroad there could he only Oh" wdN'
in which 10 meet mercantile engagements AMI re-
pay call loans, and that would J." the expectation
of gold. Ii i unfortunate that foreign DilancrS
cannot be settled IN SILVER, DccdiN' III llli' 'd~
this country could readily pay is obligations and
lie rid also of a vast accumulation of an inferior
metal
Tie fluctuations in prices wee not Of the
SLIGHTEST consequence Most change, were de-
clncs but generally the market was DISTINGUISHED
by dull and obstinate strength. The scarcity OF
stocks was emphasized by thc premiums cNactcd
for ne, hut in some instances this was merely
fareical.
HE DAY ~ THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds continued 10 be neglected ~
the Stock Exchange. The market steady Ut
unchanged quotations as follows:
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WEST Shore RAILROAD.

~. Y. c. & II. r. r. Il. CO., LESSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO wOHLDs FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 1JTj. $500.
Trains leave West I2d.st station, wlotk' a. io'
J3O 4. M.-DaIly local - suspension Bridge. except
Sundays OF COcymans Junction. ~,
1870 4. M.-Daly local 70 Albany ana Saratoga faf
lOr Albany Sundays only.
1910 A. N.-Daiy for Albany. Utica, Syracuse, Roch
ester Buffalo, Niagara Rails, Detroit Chicago except
Ii:$j 4. MDaily. except sunday 70 ce1ll Noun
talns New-la u, Lakes Mohonk aud MinneWaska
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George Paror cars
10 Bl51mNll,r saratoga ans caldwell .
1,OO T.. W.-DaiIy except SUNDAY, Tor Ca'sldH Noun
5iJ ~ w. -Daiy for Albany Mon. real Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit
$40 r. Ni.~Ddy. Except SUNDAY, for Newburg, Albany
saratoga and Montreal. Iariog ear to hlnest9n
sill H. M.-Uay for Albany, Utica. syracuse Rochester
Buallo Niagara FAIL. Toronto, Detroit Cleveland and
iiaScrs5iaw Local. ZOO a. III. 2i5 80. 40 p. M
Nrwhurg Locals - 10 10 NJ, i 10, 1850, DO
Wagner Sleeping ear, for Albany Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, Cle' e.
land and Chicago all through trains. -
For tickets timetables. parlcr and seepng.csr accom-;
Wsshng6nt 72G Fulton-st, Annex Office, foot Fulton
ST. NsS.l ok CITY, il3. 29l, 1853, 7si and 9i2 Broad
and at stltIous &. f.. LAMBERT,
Wv General Passenger Agent
Wand rbitave" New-fork.
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Delaware. Lacknwnnnn and Western X. IL.
-aion- IN New York foot of Barclay and Christopher
streets
SHORTEST LINF. vE-T!BCLED TRAINS.
A lQAGIEs

Die. route to NEWAkk, BLOOMFIEiD, MONT
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit Bernlrds'ille, Blsk
ae Kidee, Madison, Morr,towG, pa,sae, Peterson.
iNTCON'i. H.ck,tstoMn, sciooLtYs Not XiAAiLNs,,
Washington, PHGLLlISBu re-. EASlON, WAitiS
GNr. srE0JDSBr ~ P9sono M}gnts;9s SS6 "a
DANXlIIE NGErnr MsERiLANR MOatrGfse' p , *
i:iinriJ.LD SPi!INGs Cortland; sYRASr 81
VEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
"'V Wo N'fG" FXPkEss. Pun an rIlace Car.. Con:
nee. ~ Buffalo win troin for Chicago arriving "a
,:.o A. INTERPOLATION NAIL steps at principal
loo p IT. -SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and Ell
MIA FXpREss rHTa, parler , .aIs: ,,v,,
'oJfil iXPhE>S. Pullman pari.r .
1870 =. NJ lDailO.-Et FFALO LIMITED EXPIRES.
pullman ,ir,p"rs. Arrives ut : rs a. III. ,
400 r. VI. pa iyI.-BCFFAIO. RICHFIELD SPRINGS
,ri O>NFffD EXPRESS. Pullman Sleeper. -
'ItKITs aud PrLLMAN ACa 0MMo AfIoNs 81 70
Nfufriyt and -? Rrpalway Tickets ~ ferry stations
~ and NJ rrolimay 50 Wet l2Jth.t 2S5 Donmons;
"a broadway. brooklyn. TIm' tables. giving fun nfor'
n,o'lon nj an stations
WISICOrr TMPKf.-s COMPANY Will call for ana
Chez. tarprec from hotel residence 10 destination
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Dipiocno Notices.
financial nlseilIgs.

PHOCTER 4 GAMBLE COMPANY
>TOo HOLDERS MEETING.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the StockhOld-
i cr. Of THE rhOCrER CAMILLE COMPANY, for
the election II Directors and fpr 9th bl>l">>
may come before ,hc meeting VIII be- held at the office of
the COMPANY I'm jersey CITY. WEDNESDAY. Oct. II,
1899 a. ~ o'clock noon. Snc1 UOoa, will close
sept. ~ 1898. and reopen Oct. l.. 1898
u. u. GAMBLE Sec'y.
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financial.
PACIFIC RAILROAD or MISSOURI
First Mortgage Caroadelet Branch Bonis.

The above bonds amounting to s2i5, ooo mature Oct I.
1898. The Missouri Pacific Railway Company has de-
cfcd 10 extend these bonds the of AZ per cent
per ennum until oct. 1895 the present security and
lien to remain In force principal and interest OF the
tended bonds 10 be payable in United gold
The compiny has made arrangements with Messrs.
Ncrmilye Co.. Of NcwYork TO purchase the bonds at
maturity at par and eAfcnG the their account.
BohdhoGcrS who wish 10 avail themselves OF the priv.
lcse OF extension may notify Messrs. Vermlyc Co.
once of their ntcnton to do, and may present hcr
bonds at the Mercantile Trust Co,pony 100 Broadway
and after sept H. 1893 have the contract of OK.
tension and the new coupon sheets MesSrS
Neruilye Co reserve the right without notice
nate the privilege hereby extended bondhoiers.
A. II. CALEF, Treasurer.
Referring TO the above notice. we nre now pre-
pared to purchase the above bonds at par. md nc
crucd interest 10 delivery. Holders desiring TO sell
their bonds will piensr not indorse them In
VEH'iILYE Il CO..
1G and 1S Nassausi.
Ncw-York. sept. -. 1893
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fost ano fonno.


CsT.-Bank- book No. 2ii2i. Dry Dock Sryinr 3
J.. Bank Ans person having claims upon sa bp1s ~
railed upon 81 present the same "a tn Ia X "ttDll
niIty the sad book viii be declared a. II Cd
and extingushed, and new issued W Leu saegesss
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
1891. 1892 1ea3
49,. , H. Zip 7iIj = 100
Ian i 70 Sent IL "a s)2,53s 23os707O 23,4I5O35
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
S64
W sl7i,42l
""I r y, on ~, 57OI,s23 GOl4G7i s963s0
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles,. - ~. ..o -
Second week Sept. sVoo'oooG 81 'og5 70 70 20.
Jan. % sept. II -.- -'-V''oif -"''i'" -''"o' "'
BALTIMORE AND ONO.
Month O. August ,,-o 100 ,,o
Number OF miles. :,yv ."pl ~,
earnings dZIoa'n9o @.tlo'll - f-lot's
Operating Expenses. l4S-'"'o ios5S2' i'3'"-V'
Net earnings. sSlS,37S ss3I,l 1856 ssl31 -
4. 80 y. raiurs af47O.114 g. 50I G6j az 30 267
Operating expenses 2e'o.io< o4o'loi 2'seovo
Net for . months sI.5oi. 922 sI.a5e sos al 4s7171
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There We're no transactions in State issues III
city bank stocks City sold go al i?j.
The general bond market relatively more
active reported transactions being about S'2J,-
900. against less than 100000 az par value. yes
ter lay. Apparently there was continued demand
because the movement Of prices again was up
ward. AtchisOn general i early were active al
- .;-ia. !. but at - IA they closed virtually I'M
changed while A" seconds gained the traction
at A. IA. Chicago and Northern Pachc lirst'
were duh and heavy at AZ 1-4a43 -, but Northern
Pacific cOnsOl rs advanced the fraction 10 30 3-l
Rork Island extension ~ We're stIons. and a small
fraction higher at 90 3-ia94. Philadelphia ana
Reading incomes again were comparatively active.
firSts gained the fraction at 33 IL, seconds were
steady at -, and thirds strong at II J-S.
Reference is made 10 full report Of bond sales.
Money on call was easy al per cent and many
new loans were made at Il lower rate.
The Clearing House statement was as follows :
Exchanges $G9 j33,4s4: balances, $i,I22.403
The subj reasury debtor 10 the Clearing
IIOus" S1,17O,9Ol. It's net loss on balance was
S627 ,268, made up Ivy loss of S.93, 40 in
coin. less "A gain Of Sl6j,S1S in currency. The
payments, S2,926,404: resulting in a general
balance of $jG,22G, OG9. consisting Of $Is,34O-
l31 coin and 81 ,ssj,93S currency.
The United States Treasury al WASHINGTON re-
ccived at Washington to-day 1861 1861 National
bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were SCI 1851 the in
ternal revenue receipts S409,62s, and the mis-
ceiancous receipts So, 020.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits III bank compares with
the figures of tie last previous statement as
follows
Sent 90 20 Sept IT,. q o. no DiT scsG r.o
ON hand . II 1907 10 o7s 90 Inc OF 932
Net silver on hid. o"2s.725 G9G1.5@s Inc A. si3
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LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS
London. sent. 2l 4 p. m.-Consols. % l5-l5 for
money and Is for the account Ncw-YOrk. Penn
syIvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds 22's
Canadian Pacific ~. Erie t.. do second cons9ls
76 Illinois Central 96'4 Mexican ordinary 1874,
Mexican Central new per cent bonds 5s2.
$50 y. m.-The amount Of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance to-day IL tl2J.Vp
The rate OF discount in the open market for both
short and three months bills i'm q. per cent. Paris
advices quote ! per cent rentes at rs francs va
centimes for the account, and exchange on London
at - francs y centimes for checks.
Paris. Sept. 1.-THE weekly statement OF the
Bank OF France shows an Increase of lil901o francs
in gold and 7O7, OcO francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
N. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. F..
Excursion Tickets. New-lork to thicago md Re-
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursion Snirrdny. sept. -,
Thursday. ~cpf. -. Monday. Oct. :, Ncdmrs-
day, Oct. ~. Tuesday, Oct. ~,
saturday. Oct. 81, ut

saturday. Oct. ~,
Through trains for HI aEd the World far leave
i2e,i. follows, - inmates earlier from
lf1nkliu-st.:
0.I5 4. VI. daily via Niagara Fails. Through Pullman
NcN-lOrk TO chicago. declining char free
o NaglI4 RAILS. ArIi,cs t-u.t 10 D. IA, Chicago
80 -. m, ST. Louis rs q. n.
7.t5 +. VI. dai 3. Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
(scat, fscej New-lorA t. Niagara Fails. through
Pullman slccpr> N'H-l"rk t. Chicago. AIrNrs Detroit
40 r. M. chi, ago - . ~ ~. Lou, 100 '.
g:.J :. VI. DAILY Tor Ma iglcONn. F.sbUr- Monu ell
To- Liberty. Write Lake. Carh,Iuai', Scianoi Walton,
Delhi. sidney. Norwich. uca. Rome. Onelia, Fulton,
OswegO. Nl1gara Fails
BAL, =. VI. except sunday. Vc-;ihulcl Limited IT.
Lax" Mohrnk. Lake MinncWssha and Wallklll Valley
RAILROAD stations, ,amprcll lian. Midi'etown tncn.
Ill tcntrcNie Tall~burs. Monticello.
nnriey,llc. Liberty rails Liberty, iark>'r and Llv-
Manor.
,,iJ IT, VI. daily Midtown Spnmifvlc FAILS.
burg ;Alerty, Livingston Manor, Eoklard Walton. sd.
nev Norwich. Oncid1, Fulton. Osncg0. Nlae,n fhll>.
Ticket Pullman accommodations ~ 81 broadway.
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
" J. G. ANDERSON. q. p. \.
Beaver