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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excur,ion Tickets, New York 10 Chicago and Re.
turn, $3.50.
Special Coach Excursions on Saturday, Sept. 9Th.
nnd " cdnesday. sept. 18Th. M St5.OO.
Through rains Chicago and Worlds Fair leave
foot 42dst. follows, ID minutes earlier from
Fr,nklinst.
sl, r, York Chicago. Reclining chair free
10 Niagara Falls. Arrives Detroit 10 D. H., Chicago
4 80 u. H.. St. Louis :iJ o.
car (,eats ffeel Eew-York to Niagara Falls. through
pullman -lcepers New-lork Chicago Arrives Detroit
40 D. m, Chicago 80 m, ~. Louis s 200 y.
S:lj 4. NJ. except sunday for West Cornwall Orr's
Mills, Campbell Hal. Lake Mohonk, Lake Minnewa,ka
and Waikiki Valley KarOad stations. Stony Ford MIDI
town Bloomingburg Wurt-bOro Sunmtylle, Ellenyiiie
!l;tJ 4. VI. daily for MhdetOwn, Fasburg Mon EEL
TO- Liberty, White Lake, CarLJIdale, Scranton Walton,
Delhi, sidney. Norwich, Utica Rome, Oneida, Fulton,
Oswcgo, Niagara Fails
i:IJ T.. NJ. saturdays only for Campbell Hall, Mid.
dciown, Boomngburg sumntvl!ie EienNillc falsbrrg,
:S:Ij =. NJ Except sunday. Nes,ibuet Limited for
railroad stations Campbell Hall, Middletown Elem
Vile Mountain Dale Centrevie. Fallsburg, Monticello
iIuricvyie Liberty Falls Liberty, Parksyie, and Liv-
7:tJ r. VI. daily. MIddlctown. Summitve. Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Rockland Walton Sid.
nev Norwich oneida, Fulton, Oswego Niagara Fails.
Tickets ard Pullman accommodations NJ 81 broadway.
Transfer Company calls Tor and checks baggage
'" J. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
90 Beaver ST.. NewYork.
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miscellaneous.

~, S,,IprIC Am TONIC SPRINGS. cures pys.
A nersia Dorrhoea, Dysentery. and kidney IreuD!S
Water and information et J. Mihans Son' noS s,s
. nvERTisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, F0p
A Pffh' NsiGI.YSRR IRlBliNE WILL BE ~, ~
CEvEP At Az T nartS II Thirty. ond ADvEE
NAY ~ ' a, the following Branch tnees; ~
TE sStavs scr lSS Slssssss 9
isl FSq.ia,s sGssr ioIs
s "s !Ss rstaye 100 West Torty;seeond g ~
GSmmna,Ss S57 west Fortysccondst 'SS Third 1ves
FONT rs-t.,,e 2O51 Tnird-aNe.. bet one'nuhore~
13sS Tnrs "a o,e hund ed iii rteenth sts
the HARLEM OFFICES rSo naS,
yns goo West and nss -
NH 81 So st Regular ONCE rates. -. >.~
TO " M. ~ M az Court-st sos Do Kalbave LOO
raoriave up 10 = p NJ ct reg asn 1 o.rs
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. r.
Passenger trims leave foot oil Liberty

Passenger iehNc 1901 VI ihoci'y"S"
AS FOI.IAONS:
700 4. VI. daily for MAtCH CHUNK and inter
sis A. NJ. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,,
b FTAIO aud the West PuTISNlt.i.E aud principal
local points; chair WiIke-batre, Pullman ear to
BHfSo. -, ,.ro,, - -,
if,:iO A, M. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
BtrTXL0, SiAGAGA, FALLS and all point, West
Bullet sleeper 10 chicago via Suspension Bridge con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg. -
1880 r. N. daily. except sunday for Ei.MiRA and
3:lJ r. VI. daily, except sunday for ~ NKHAN-
Wilkesbarre connections for PottsNilc.
100 and $50 T.. VI. daily. eacept Sunday, Tor
siji'Tu TiAINIIELD aud Intermediate stations ~
H,I p. NJ. daily. sundays, for NAICu
CiliTK and intrrnedatn stations chair 10 E,ston
doc y, NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS,
and ON loInts Nest pullman Shoppers Chicago, Via
buffalo aud suspension bridge; connections for Read
ing aud Iarrsbure. , ,.,,,.,.,. nocurc
TtN Bi'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wei. Pullman Buffet sleeper Chicago Via Suspension
Fridge; Pullman sleeper 10 Buffalo.
Add tional Sunday trains 10 80 \. VI. Tor Mauch
Chunk intermediate stations connections FOR Potts
Vile; 40 l.. NJ. for EestOn and intermediate stations
General Eastern Once. 23J Broadway. New.lork CITY;
The New-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana
check baggage hotel residence ihrlhh 10 urS-
unatiOn. a. W. Nun Nfn ~ ir'h.,
KOIIIN II. WILBUR. Assistant n'nl Pass Ascht
Genl Sup't. Eastern DIV.
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fesal Notices.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
N. -Abrota :. Carawell. Plaintiff AGAINST Georee -
ardvelI Defendant Summons. Action for divorce
10 the aboye-nsned defendant ,,-. L..
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint n
mis- action and 10 serve copy Of your answer on ne
paintus attorneys within twenty days afer the service
~ this sumnous exclusive OF the d0y service. ana ~
.sc Of YOUR failure TO appear. answer judgment viii
Inc tae against YOU bv default the relief demanded IN
the complaint. a, 500,
D"'eN ''e'.s DALEY, BELL & CRANE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
onee and Postonce Address No. IS Court stree4
Brooklyn. y. ".
To George <. Clrdweli Defendant; -.
THE foregoing summons Is served upon Won, Dy pupts
cation pursuant order Of Hon. Willard bartlett
justice supreme Court. OF Zoe state 81 new ~
dated the 18th day u August. 1898 and nied WIN ~
complaint IN Office OF the Clerk Of the county hna.
mt the Hall Records, in the city OF BrooAyn IN ~
County OF Kings and state OF NewYork
D"''N DALEY BELL & CRANE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and postoace Address 10 Court s''ee' ''''A'
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Delaware, Lmckawanua and Western Il. Il.
stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Christ
Streets
SHORTEST LINZ. vE~TIBuLED TRAINS.


Direct route 20 NEW ARK, BLOOMFIELD, MONT.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit BerDlrdsylle. Blsk.
lux Ridge, Madison, Morristow, rassa.c. Paterson.
Boontou, Dover s:anhope. ~ DDS LAKE, LAKE ~
PATCONts IIackettstown, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
Washington, PHiLIipsgyRG. GAsloN, WATER VA TX
T0N, pIITSTON, WILKtsBAEnE;, NANriGoKE,
mAMl0N, oXf0Rp, NORWICH, Wa'er'Lliet v TIcty
NtiIfii,I.D SriiN ts. Cortland, SfkM 80
0swEGo; iTmArA; 0wi,;o; ELMlRA; u9RN uoln;;
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SorrtwESr; ,xos and
1Iswia.V EXPHFss. pullman Piiaec Cars Con:
nce,, ut Buffalo wi.h train for Chicago, arriving "''
7.2e H. VI. GBiNGiiA MToN NAIL. Stops at prlnci!a al
stations. .,.,,.,,,,o,. , rI
loo y. VI. SCRANTON, BiNGhAMToN ana -"
ltIn T.. M.-StHA NTON, wtIKEsBARl:f aud ri'' ."
OtfIf ENPal.>s. Iullna' prior r,rs. ,xnpr.s
1870 y. W. (Dshl.-Ri FFALo LIMITED EA'''"''
Pullman step"r-. AtriNe- 40 10 a. ~; =, pptxss
400 r. NJ: Dinl l,EEALo l.sa,r N''
TICKETS and PILLM AN AUoMMoDA, i' . ~ 20
Murray-.t. any ipn Broadway. Tickets al .lr at,-'
5s5 and pi2 rr0naway ~ West 25h.s, 20, t
ave New.Yori: :,s3 washngonst: 726 tnl'on.st; aaa
n broadway. brooklyn Time tables. giving iu i"of'
"a,"nns i'o,Hy STNHY%rtss COMPANY will call for aud
check laggase from hotel or residence 70 destination
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~r cent In The week the bank gained ca5s; 600
FULTON. and the proporiion OF reserve to abiii-
,s;,, :, reduction from JO.iJ 10 JO33 per cert
IL tie corresponding week last year. when the
discount rste was nnciang"d a, per cent Inc ,e
an'on stock Exchange British consols advanced
nrthcr I-s per cent 10 81 j-l6 for money, and
closed I-lG higher at % DIG for the account,
In tho opeu market money was unchanged at
- "A per cent for discounts aud = per cent Tor
HANGERS balances. Bar silver recovered is at
KID an ounce. American railway shares were
on;et and rather weak. and the closing was with
aut mportnnt rally. AT Paris French 3 per cents
were strong but only few confines higher, ~
though the rate Of exchange OH London az, al
vanced TO 1870 francs to the I sterling LII
decrease in bullion Of 3,92j.oOo francs gold
and I,IOO,O0O francs silver.
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ERIE LINE S .

Through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave Nsw
York Of Chambers-st, duly. as follows, ana hHc
minutes earlier from West 23dst .,
IN m A. M.-Sod train thcago. Pullman Slccper
lU.UU Via Chautauqua Lake. Tarlor ear New
Nork n Buffalo and Niagara Falls Dining car. "a,
}Or Limited cola .s Tor to chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car. u
S..lOP nl.-solid train TO Chieago va Niagara fa'
O.')V SeeDers O Buffalo and Chicago 49,
Q.2O MVia Chautanqua Lake ana Nasa I,o, pss
Vile. Chicago and Cincinnati. 49,, n,,,,,,, y
7 0CAL TIME TABLE ri KET> AND PulhaMANN
accommodations az pol. "9i, 4Ci $40 and $50 Br0lh
way lo6 west.t. 800 East 'thSt Chamen1c ana oo
IIudson.st IoLoken and Jersey city station ERE
transfer Company calls and checks baegace from ho"
and resIdenccs To- destination.
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B1LTIluORE a. OHIO II. II.


BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON chicago; GiNMsIN-
Natl; ST LOUIS nNn tArL t FV XII, TnWriNs
Leave New-York. foot Of Iibetty.st: an. Mich,
Tor CHICAGO, II 80 y. NJ. go O D. M i>io "s"''
FOR PITTsnIi,G. 80 ?. n; ~ 10 misht
FOR CINIINN All ST. IOi IS. y a. NJ. D. M -, %
For wAsIiiN,sION, BALTIMORE a. ~: " '' ~
a. NJ. Dining Car, 80 $50 p NJ; !p'""s Carl D.
Tt XoEroiK Bay L1e 20 30 3 II" E ic sa"uSy 81
F. imh.st 100 Grand.-t. \. By tnl,en-,t' b'o'"'
l,n Station foot Of Iiberty, u " -. -" N tagv.ge
FROM hotel or residence t. desti"su"h
WORLp'- FAIR MafnhiH 'N''"S'"N'
ISCiiDi>G -IN DAN-' iOrhhv WITT" p"1 sti :
H. onrlal Ticket ty.nts flr the Chif Trunk iA"r.-
VOwtD- FAIR o.,.oo
seleft Istres leave New-york NV ~ I,wrencc etc
visiting Washington. Niagara Ial, inc ~ AMI hotc,
NcStbule trains, Dining cars best 'inn,naII"dcd NV ~
every whrr: All travelling .Nprr,soo,. 81 s0x,
261 AND i,!35 BROADWAY, NE"-h"""'
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Cost am fonno

~roSr Iank.book No. 2i9,;56. Oh Dry Dock ssyinU
| Hank ANY person having eaims upon said book u
unoo 10 present the bank within thirty
d.. or The said book will he declared cancelled zo1
esiin shed ana a now one issued In lieu thereof
= 0sI or STOLEN from the Offices OF Scott & BOVINE,
not. for rYe Thops,ad Dollars (s5.0 00, dated New.
York sept. ath 1898 made payable -Four months aftss
rst 10 order ~ W. BoNne. Office U. X. Carter
is Aiurrsy-s, y y INty Signed by X. X. Carter snd
endor.ed by =. w. bown..
All persons her'lS warned against trying 70 neso-
tinta1 same. liberal reward will be paid for IL
reform \. W. noHre. 400 pcsrl.st.. City
A pyERrIIS,IEMrNIs AND INTERRUPTIONS FOR
tEIvEp AZ Til; TfToIX oFficE 30. i.2ss gresz.
wpv. ~ door north Of Thirty nrst-St end ADVEH
T,sgMENrs at TIE following Branch, onise.; 2es
I5T Foutha,e. corner Fourteenth.st TAO Thirdfvs.,
Forty-.eNrnthst.; ! o21 1hi-aye. near sixty:
Columbu.a,c.; g. A.enu. iJss Third.,e; 20 wsse
33s Thirfaye. oc5I Tnrfa,c bet. one.hunoree
andtwelith and 0ne-hundl cd and thirteenth 50
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday September 7-p m.
The most unfavorable and surprising develop
meut to-day was the refusal OF the governors
If the Bank of England to lower its ohiclal rate
of discount To appreciate the Impor'anco Vi
this action it is only necessary to remember '''a'
for several days the open market rate Oh discount
has been weak around 3 IA per cent. dinerehce
f pe.rIv . per cent between the bank ana
street rate for money is virtually unpIeceaeh""'
There can be only one reasonable inference-'hat
the Bank of England recognizes what every
one in this country is loath to admit that inc
currency question has not yet been settled 'on-
gress has been in session full month"; anu whie
the popnlar branch quickly responded to the
general demand for the repeal Of the purchase
clause of the present Silver law the vote III
the Sepate is clouded with doubt. The decision
will probably he in favor of repeal; bnt wren
il will be rendered and whether 1t may NOT
be hammered with conditions which VIII com
mel a conference between the two houses OF the
National Legislature are questions not reauilV dh-
swered In any event, this country nust re-
inforce its stock Of gold if 1t is TO MAINTAIN ,he
naritv of the two metals. 1t might be the better
course TO make an immediate issue OF bonds al,
though it undeniaby is hard for Il great ana
legations, payable in gold, merely Tor the SAKE
of piling up still further its stock OF a uls-
credited metal. Additional supplies of gold must
be drawn from London and for that reason ,he
action of the Bank Of England was probably
prudent and far-si9hted. II.
The stock market was dull. and in the nam
weak Once more the most active were the IN
dnstrial stocks, and strangely they suhrr,u .ne
heaviest losses Chicago Gas, General Electric
sugar Refining and in fact, all the stocks in this
group closed at their lowest figures, and the two
first-named ended with losses OF about - pr
cent The reasons We're not peculiar, although
a fresh ISSUE Of bonds by the Chicago Gas Com
pany was reported. Sugar Refining was sup
ported in somewhat better fashion in consequence
RI tbe declaration of a quarterly dividend at the
rate of IL per cent year. At the same time
the support was not energetic and il may be
feared that the professional SPECTATORS VINO wtre
cIned TO secure part of their paper profits In
the general market the, final declines were from
TO per cent, and whilc few stocks showed eN-
centional advances tine closing not confident
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were again no transactions in Govern
mont tonds at the Stock Exchange, but the MAJ "t
was steady at these final quotations
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RAILROADS.
Pc nnsy|vania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot OF DcsbrOsses and Cori'nndi
Streets.

~ ~ toos " w."
Streets.
In Eject September 4ih 1893.
900 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
Inc and P@%s cai e csfaso &C. mat nnd IS
s saSo oS ff iSf5fEh G.,s5 sss
Drawing and STATE Room sleeping D9 ,n e. s% o"%
100 LSTIs :aSS .1j 5 ASD CAL al.
to 81 Louis Louisville and Chicagj. Arrveo ,incin,
natl 10 80 a. ST. Loui, 80 ~ No. Chicago ''o
$50 NJ WESTERN ExrRt,sm,nl,%%an h sletsp
Car to Chicago %rrIves cic'eiand Chicago
,., $50 II. next 6 Day EXPRESS week.
% 1y q na r sP 9risc. and p
500 ;! A tSI'i e i heass
s9a D. 1;ses@s nesS;;s T"Isis il 20 tola%,
500 nj s qsyssTa IL AIIEY STE dny
with sleeper to New-Oreans.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
no man 4 r M" and Sai%s ,''ea @
ParoI Cars aud Dinng Car arriving Washington sc.5
No ZIG, 50 se % ri, aisr sniay &c.
$50 a. Nj 40 3 p os % + line l' n nsScss daily
Sleeps |" Charleston coSmbia' Jacksonville; aud
$50 r. ' % f' asd ESpss
500 f baily to ana cssossSs ohio railway
Tor " o o 1 coo Sa and Norfolk via Cape Charlie.
Route, q. week days, ard, with Through Sleeper
y. H. daly.
For Auantic City 30 p IN. wecAdays, with Through
Buuet PaIlor Cars and Day Coaches.
For Cape May 90 y. m. weekdays.
For Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean s'rove ana Point
Plea ant 30 80. 10 10 o. M - 10 II 20 Satut-
day only. 80 $40, $50. 4 90 $40, p. M week,
days. SUNDAYS 8 rs. q lJ q. , 10 p. m do not
stop at A.bury Park and Ocean Grove on SUndays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENSpSss rsa aG ?S 81 30 % 5o a. 30 o.
O. 30 :, so. g. . p. M, /: - night Sundays EN-
press, rs 30 y $50 10 a O2 Limit d..
r;te once sS so 49, Is 81, = 5 T. H6 aaa es
broadway. | Astor House. 1874 Fast 18th Street ga
West lS5th Street. 81 Columbus Avenue 49, Sixth
Avenue and foot De-brO>s> and Cortland Streets
Court street $50 Fulton Street. % Bioidway and
TrooSlvn Annex Station 100. Of Fulton Street Bronx
yn I29 Hudson Street Ioboken; station jersey City.
The New.York ransfer Company viii call for and
baggage from hotels aud residences through dti-
nation. - o
;. ~. PROVOST J. u. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Asrh'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
(Amthracife Coal used exclusively nsuring Cleanliness
and Comior.)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
System. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty Sc
Time Table in effect June b. 1913
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia, week days. 90, :00. 900, 10 100,
II 30 Dining car a. NJ. 30 -. 80 Dining Car,'
700 Outlet Parlor Carr 800: 600 80, $40 r. ~,
zap night. sunday, 300 1880 j 80 (Dning Car,
For Baltimore and Washington. week days and sundays
200. II 80 Dining Car a. NJ, 80, $3.50 (Dinny Carl
100. 100 p. NJ, 12;l5 night.
For Easton, bethlehem Allentown. Maueh Chunk, &C.
90, rs, :l5 a. NJ, 90 80. as. 80 y Allen
town, p -. sundays. 40 rs a. NJ, 90 30 T. A.
40 r.; NJ; SUNDAYS 80 A.; X ,o.oo ,,.qo Al
100 ! 80, 2:lj 90 ) 100. ) 40 80 j.. NJ, Hio
night except saturday night. Sundays, II 80 a; NJ
200 30 3 80 8 0O ) 30 q 100 Il. ~, 12:l night.
90 100. :45 y. NJ. 12 rs night except Saturday
night 8 Sunday sah II 80 A. NJ, ;oo' 49, 'oo 80
For Pottsviiis at 90 90 s:t5. II 80 A. NJ, oo
30 90, 30 =. NJ. ~ 10 night except Saturday
night sundays, IL 80 \. M, 90. $3.50, 800 T. NJ,
II Is night. - -
100. 40 \. NJ. | 90 30. 30 T. NJ. u ID night.
II 10 midnight.
ALL-RAIL ROUTE
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, &c'
For Red Bank Long Branch end points south TO Point
Pleasant. 80 800 TO Red Bank, 10. III 30 A. NJ
II 20 saturdays oniy 80 2:r5. $3.50. zoo, 80 80
6:i5 p. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood Toms Rycn Barnegat Park and Barne.
CAT / 30 & rs A. NJ, I 80. 80 p: NJ
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vneland and Bridge
ton. 80 A. NJ. ] 80 =. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach, Seabri2ht and Highland Beach,
80 s rs, II 80 \. NJ. 80. 80. 6:l5 r. NJ.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GRO

VVENN UftV'11 IT.
FROM PIER g. N. r., FOOT RECTORST.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beech Normande
Seabright Monmouth Beach aud Long Branch, at 30
100, IL 90 A. NJ, 200. 345, 80 $3.50 r. NJ Sun.
u'' For Tberon Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant ii 90 A. NJ. 100, 3:45, 80, 80 p. NJ.
For Lakewood, TOMS River and Barnegat, 4 80 A. NJ
90, 80 l.. NJ.
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Dipioeno Notices.

THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFININI CO
NEW.YORK. sept g. 1898.
vNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of The
i American sugar Refining Company have this day de-
carei the following dividends payable Oct pa ON that
portion OF preferred stock which is entitled TO quar-.
teIly dividends l.. per On the common stock a
quarterly. dividend OF 3 per cent.
The transfer books Will close on sept 10 at O'Clock
JNO f. SEARLEs, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

The OILY business in State issues was sale OF
Ss 900 Arkansas rs, issued ~ aiu oi 'e ni' ~
There were NJ sales of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was dun, reported
transactions barely sxeee"g S Lands OF ,e Hg
est class Offerings Of these were ini'hltesimii
Speculative issues We're apparently presseu 10.
sale Atchison A" seconds declined "a per ccnt
IN 40 Ia Chiciao and Northern Pacific lirsts
closed at their lowest point, WITH io;s Oh 49,.
per cent. aud Northern Pacific cOnsol % were
nearly | per cent lower at 80 Is, Wlth sal's
ut 81 "a on sellers option for thirty days ueil-
eral Electric dcbcnture 81 fell per cen, 10
IS On the other hani, West Shore A. gained u,'o
fraction at % IL, bnt they were me ohiN pIon
nent exception. and. in the man, the hsihct "o
weak Reference is made to our 1nii report Vi
bond sales. n, o.
hulk of the business was done at that nguie'
The range from to per cen,, puV h''ie
business was done at the extreme rates ILL.,,
The Clearing House statement was as IoIio"''
Exchanges Sss, 941 .4s5: balances, ~ ,oo5,9'..
The Sub-1'reasury debtor TO the Clearlh!
House S3sO,5s5. Its net loss on balance was
S iess GAIN "a Of s4'ooi in currency. @.
The days operations covered Receipts 80,
o55,4o5; payments S2:$ssssa re ronsistipa Of
S5O,444,0 $50 coin and $7,35o,39. enrrency.
ne t'nited states Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $s4,201 National bank notes Ior
The customs receipts were s6o7,o5l, the inter
nal revenue receipts S3l 7,ji3, and the mlscel-
laneous receipts $lS,'2l . ...o,,o.. NJ
cash on i,and and deposits in bank compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows
col. hand s ssg 81 Sgs 80 Dee D s5SSj
Net lcgal-tendcr. 4, ~. ,oo NJ
~ .iIvsr ~, M 31f5 $50 iO71,1D1 Inc. 132 2Si
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding oso NJ ~, "a
crriicst.s sl1j .50i 500 I'll i3t0o D'c fl.b?,3
Deposits IN bank. l314i 49, l2"'''"'' Dec 'f"o''
Ne: cash bal eI2-.GiO472 3,j6s Dee. TolsSo'
The foreign exchanges were dull because il wae
am "on" day, and heavy in consequence, Of n lack
Of demand. tonn,ercul bills were in fair sup
nix: and perhaps the weakness Of rates was de-
sioned 10 affect the market for them. Following
are revised quotations for actual business
Eankcis' bills, - s.. I-2aS4 IS and - 80 -
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs 5.22 - and 80: rcirhmarks, % IN
""" FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting made no change in its minimum
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Phoenix rsfs 20 ~ 40 81 80 81 1900
io"i e"sies ior tue uay 25c''V'
SILVER.
Sil bui ctrus IA
SALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TPOTCrM EXCHANGE
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CHASING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.


|io'''" M, 80 Bid. Asked.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
Coparinersbip Notires.

NOTICE.
~ H. ". PARSONS < co. having disposed OF their In
erests IN the nurseries Throgg's Neck, Wcstchester
w. TO Mr. John r. Luther, the business Will hereafter b
conducted by him on his own account
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-08
Peach Tree Cuttings.

Something new in the matter OF
propagating peach trees comes from
Louisiana. The man who does this re-
sides in Monroe county,. and has an
unusually fine orchard. InFpropsgsting
peach trees from cuttings he begins the
work in the spring, when the sap'begins
to rise, by cutting off the end of the limb
back where it began growing the year
before. This point is indicated by a
ring around the limb.
On this limb are the buds which
make the bloom. When it has been
cut off and aharpened it is planted from
eight to twelve inches deep. Long
rows of these twigs are planted each
year, and the result is very gratifying.
He says he invariably gets good trees
from one-balf or three-fourths of the
cuttings, and last spring when the sea-
son was very dry and unpropitious he
secured trees from half of the cuttings.
Trees from cuttings are absolutely
certain to produce the same fruit as
that on the tree from which it was cut.
He considers his plan much easier than
budding and advises all fruit-growers to
try it, Irrigation Age.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-08

there has not been a time in over year
when this county was free from the dis
ease, and it has appeared in all parts Of
the county in that time.
Another heavy fog descended upon
this section yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock and lasted till late this morning.
But very little irrigating water is be-
ing used these days. Zanjero Kroeger
reports the delivery of $1.25 worth one
day this week, % cents the next and 80
cents another.
The city trustees, at their adjourned
meeting last night, decided that they
could not at present afford to make a
contract to furnish power and engineer
to run an electric light plant, and in
vited applications for franchise inde-
pendent of city power. The matter will
come up again on the 18th inst. Mr..
Palmer of Los Angeles stated that his
company was prepared to put in plant
and furnish their own power, If granted
franchise.
The Madison Square Theater company
is booked to appear here the 9th, 10th
and l1th, at cheap prices-10 to 80
cents.
Contractor Knowlton reports that the
ne at new school house at Yorba will be
finished in three or four days. Work is
also progressing on the new bridge over
the Santa Ana river at Yorba.
Mr.. Tyson of the Fireman's Fund In
surance company was here today on q
short business visit.