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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
Muchakinock Miner K,llea.

osKALoosA, September 20.-oscar
sannuelson, Swede miner, was killed
in the Muchakinock mines by fall of
slate. He had been faithful employee
for many years, and leaves wife and
eight children
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
OMAHA POLICE BOARD.

Supreme Court Decides in Favor of the
New Board.
LINCOLN, September 1s.--The supreme
court handed down a decision in the
Omaha fire and police board case. The
decision was rendered by Justice Post,
and was unanimous. 1t decides the
case in favor Of the new board, CON
sisting of Paul Vandervoort, w J.
Braotch and A. c. Foster, affirming
every point made by their attorney
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
COLLEGE STUDENT SUICIDES.
Cornell College Treated to Genu.p,
Sensation

ic"fBu 20 Genuine
Sensation.
MT VERNON, Septem Der 2o-Mount
Vernon is all torn up over the sensa.
tional suicide OF Henry J. Davis, Of
Manchester. Davis was about 20 years
old and came to Mount Vernon to enter
Cornell College He became respondent
and wanted to go home. His friends
persuaded him, however, to remain. A
lew hours later he went to the baseball
park and shot himself in the right tenn
PIE. Death was instantaneous.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

Already the woman's board OF the
( atlanta Exposition has got rev
started. This shows that the Atlanta
Exposition is a real exposition. and no
make believe, The row on the woman s
4 BOARD is good test of genuineness.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
osKALOosA FIRM FAILS,
fastened By the Failure of a smalIe
Concern.

osKALoosA, September 1s.-Chees-
man & Woodruff, for many years
among the leading furniture dealers of
the city, have made an assignment for
the benefit of their creditors. The
failure was hastened, if not precip-
itated, by the failure of the Star Bot
ting Works, Mr.. Woodruff being a
heavy endorser OF member of that
5rm. 1t IS thought the stock will pay
out in full, as its estimated value is
$40, 600.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

People Who drive horses should be
taught BY law, if in no other way, that
bicycle riders have rights even if the
drivers Of horses do not like the wheel.
The Brooklyn papers tell of a case of
Two men who deliberately turned out
~ tAelr course, whipped up their horse,
and ran down a woman on her bicycle.
Such things are perhaps not common.
but when found should be punished.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

Vomar's temper has always been
ectacular, but there are possibilities
Z never dreamed Of when the new woman
ssqfscoyers that the hired girl has worn
her boomers out.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
WILL TEST THE QUESTION.


WASHINGTON, September ia
meeting of the national council of
administration of the G. A. r. has
been called to discuss the question
whether a pension once granted a
disabled soldier becomes vested
right or is subject to revision or cam
collation. at the option OF some officer
OF the government. 1t is the purpose
of the order to bring suit in the federal
court to test the question and to carry
it to the supreme court for final
decision.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
Success Assure,i.

"a woman said Blaggins, disconso-
lately, will argue, but she won't reason. !"
THAT" replied his wife, serenely, sis
why she will be a success in politics. y
what do you mean2n
''She will never be logical candidate"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
a paper declares that nMr. loan 3

a paper declares that Mr.. John5on,
A. FARMER Of our village. on returning to
Ais house the other day, found in his
onnd-foor bedroom, the door of
hich had been left open, COW, prob
astray. The conjecture expressed
the last two words may be set down,
on, me whole. d fair one.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
Chinese EXECUTIONS.

LONDON, September l9.-The Times
publishes dispatch from Shanghai
which says that seven prisoners were
executed at Ku Cheng in the presence
of the consuls.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

yoI want to Give long and pros
stay fn the harness, and pail in
coIlsr Men often make the mistake
atariag from all active business"
caaIse they naFe gray hair and have
WITH 4 sane.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
An Indisoreet Inxer.

Mistress Bridget, didn't | hear, the
policeman kiss you last night?
Bridget-It's loilsely, mem, Oh told
him he'd be afther distoorbin' the
neighbors, he's that noisy.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
Yellow Jack.

CORDOBA, State of Vera Cruz, septom-
Der 10. yellow fever and black vomit
have appeared here. There haYe been
efforts to keep the news out Aof the
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

Bilzah-Where are you going on
your vacation?
Jazlin-rm in doubt Where are
you going?
Bilaah-I'm in debt. -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

yS What is called the bicycle face" is
really the result Of gradual approx
I mation Of the human countenance to
She long, solemn horse-visage.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

Mcdonnell. the temperance
who Invariably fell from grace
lately after each lecture, has at
IN DFen declared insane by Cleve-
|lnd Judge. He was his own horrible
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

VI The window glass trust formed in Iii.
y; Lane last week ~ not a thing to be
made light Of.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
1t Might Have Been Hers.

Il caught you kissing the chamber-
maid the other day"
well, it's not my fault that you
won't do your own homework.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

II will withdraw my suit, remarked
young Jobson, as he counted up his
cash aud found that it correspondent
with the sum on his pawn ticket.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
OVERCOME BY GASES.
Peter Delp Meets Death in We'll Ns.r

Laui oas.
HAyELocK, September 20--Peter
Delr was overcome by damp in well
near Laurens while trying to extract a
rock. and died before he could be res
eued. a man who endeavored to get
him out was also overcome, and a
physician had to be called to save his
- +, tass
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

Chicago's postmaster gave a party ON
she trolley cars. The songs they sang
3era ~ the trolley-la-la variety.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

The neighhorhood gossips and the BIZ
cycle are much alike. They're always
WINNING somebody down.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

SIG Mennt BusIhess.
Mrs De G-Miss Gettingon is going to
Europe, ! hear.
Mrs De B.--Yes. For her health or for
pleasnreg
',Neither Strictly on business. She has
been out seven seasons, you know"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20
Hoods Pills na sasr sssssss.I, will

GsSsfSfa & UPWARDS easily made with small capt.
tai by safe method Of systematic speculation
In grain. Book and full particulars free. Mali Bank
references. PATTisoN & Co.. GLE Ona ha Bldg Chicago
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-09-20

How it must puzzle the angels to see a
preacher looking for an easy place.
The more an enemy hates us the more
our kindness will hurt him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
cTOCKS SCORE ADVANCES.
cBICIGO GAS THE EACHf11"N
NUN MARKET CLOSES STRONG AT R's-
ING PRICES.

:. - THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY H..
SALES a. ,"A - poyps AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or SAN rnANrsco STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday. January 14-p. m.
There was better feeling In Stock Exchange
circles yesterday on account 81 the strong tone
IN the market and the absence Of unfavorable
news for the bear element to work upon With
the exception Of Chicago Gas there was no de-
cline OF any SIZE and IL the majority Of stocks
advances were scored. In the early trading
heavy sales OF Chicago Gas caused a decline Of
two points from the opening ex-divilend. 7ik.
due to the delay in putting into force the pro-
posed change Of management In the companies
begun In Chicago yesterday. but was adjourned
without having accomplished anything. The
minority opposition has called I'm the assistance
Of the courts, and Attorney General Moloncy has
been asked 10 prevent the holders OF the proxies
Of the Fidelity Trust Company's receipts from
voting. These receipts represent the trust hold
ings OF the Fidelity Trust Company OF the shares
OF the different gas companies. and the present
management OF the gas companies evidently In
tend TO plunge Chicago Gas into litigation again
before II VIII relinquish It's hold. which has
worked so long 10 the detriment or the stock.
Outside OF Chicago Gas and American Sugar
Refining transactions in stocks were small. and
the total for the day was only 16G.73l shares. of
which Sugar and Gas furnished nearly one-haf.
Sugar advanced from Saturdays closing on buy
ing by good houses Advances were made by
the Changers and Coal roads on covering OF the
short interest, and the market closed strong and
at advancing prices
Talk OF another bond issue before the present
Congress adjourns became more pronounced
to-day. and houses with Washington connections
reported Indications at the capital which fore
shadow action ON the bond question at an early
date Senator German said in his speech to-day
on the needs Of the Treasury that the Govern
ment would be forced to make an issue OF Dohns
again because the Tariff bill was not suificieht
to provide the Government with funds Inc
necessity for new issue OF Government Dohls
is becoming more apparent every day, Du' IL ~
that Congress viii not give 'he
Secretary power to make Government loan on
terms which will make II attractive TO the bahh-
ing community here and In Europe. The pros
poets are that the gold reserve VIII be iurther
depleted this week by the heavy Withdrawals
from the Sub-Treasury In this city. Foreign eN-
change rates were strong yesterday, ana bankers
expect to make gold engagements for SATURDAY
and possibly for Wednesday.
BONDS FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 u. s. 5s coupon.
117h. Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

Net for II months. 81 .32irj2 $50. 40 <jJs.ipS
Tho canning II the New-rork susquohlnna ana W's-
Railway have been follows for The las. three
calendar
Number Of miles. 1928 1928 leo y
Gross 73 80 II 81 7s2 40 q SiG0OD
Operating expenses ami
taxes ........... as3 400 o. 1919 g7s - 'iisoooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ILLINOIS STEEI COMPANY

ILLINOIS steel. COMPANY.
Notice HEREBY given that the sixth regular annual
meeting II the Siockh ide's - the Iinois steel COM
pAry ine election - Directors and s.ch other bust
aa may prsenei VIII b. hold the Office Of the
Company IN ookery TIidng. the southeast corner
~ Adams and Sale Siseo's the city ~ Chicago.
Illinois on Wenrs .ay. the Thirteenth day - February
lsi5 Eleven o'clock a. M.
Tho stock rffarsse pos viii 10 cl-srd from the close
~ business JANUARY Twenty-nrh 1905 10 IN" opening
4 business the fifteenth day q February. lS95
n. \ GRAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
financial.
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION.

T'h- plan = reaijus,men, dated Oct l. 1885, has no,
teen assenei to by sulcen, number q income bond
holden and stockholders 20 make the effective.
The Committee hold a majority Of tho gen
erai r,lrgsge bonds md have in accordance with the
i.nihoiers sgre~nen, q MAY :. 1895 and their ctr
onr q Oct. 1924 notified the Trustee Of the senesa.
mortgage bring Tor tho foreclosure thereof and
prss- suoh suit eSrcdltiou.,y possible.
The Committee Will deposits of gen
"a! bends uns~r the agreement Of May Z 1885,
until 81. is15. The &. nrttee viii not purchase
fIfter coupons crccp, from b,nihoiiers who deposited
'he.r bonds before Jan l. 1875 Af,cr Jan. II bonds
VII b. received stcey ug1a 70 b. announced by
The Committee hereafter
Prior the foreclosure sole and ne soon NJ tie s'ua-
ton permits the Committee VII -Iir r,an 81 reor.
ganraf o. In he m8nrer D.s}hirl Ia ,Ae arrcemHs, u
Ma = lsyi That Plaza VIII oSer 10 the iun,r srity
holders and f'ockholtc-s opportunity avert sale
under foreclosure ~ Accepting - provisions and d.,
f-inr their fecure- hereunder before the f0feclosure
sale. sni Viii provide for phrc.pafoa IN the rc1-Ean-
led either bef,fs forecsIre sale or there
after. IN tho Committee shall purchase the prop
eriy fr all tho junior security holders who have as
scn,ei depos ted their securities upon favorable
bass as the financial needs 4 tho properly viii
nit Special recognition ~lI De offered 20 those who
have depsi;sd the.r i.alr securities ard siock before
Feb l. 1880
Pending the announcement, q such plan holder, o,
;un!or securities stock may deposit the same WIKI
che dslos.iori,s o., uo Committee Such deposits 90
seihcr With those already made. be Mt any tine
Withdrawn upon susrcade- q the therefor
Unless the stockholders who have a.seAiy deposited
their shares the Committee and given their prox
les. shan withdraw the tho proxies VIII DO voted
Ia favor Of the present management.
The central Trust company Of New York.
% WALL STREET. NEw-YoRH CITY.
The Finance Company 81 Pennsylvania.
<3i CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Dated Jan. . 1895.
FREDERIC 4. OLCOTT. Chairman.
ADRIAN ISELfN. JH. ). KENNEDY TOD
HENRY BUDGE. THOMAS DENNY
GEORGE H. EARLE JR. SIDNEY +. TYLER
SAMUEL X. SIMPLIFY RICHARD Y COOK
J. y. WALLACE Secretary.
81 Wall Street New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

The price OF domestic exchange was as ioi""S
a the places named: Chicago. 6Oc. premium;
Boston. 5c. discount: Charleston. buying par:
selling lilo premium: savannah. buying lilo
discount. selling 1-l6Is premium; san Franc So
sight l2is. telegraph 10: 81. Louis. 100 premium
bid.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was j9ss. nominal. per ounce Mexican doi-
lars were quoted at 20 In London bar silver ne-
cned Lied. to q sled. per ource. The market
duh.
Bank ccarings were "a follows At the places
named New York-EXchanges. e'3.2l'o@D; pa
ances. s5463732. Chicago Exchanges. slo'---.-
SO: balances S1.s32.7l7 Philadelphia
charges S. 27s: balances. N7lSoA. Balti-
more-Fxchangos. s.. 1862 25o: balances. $1i4'h2
The foreign exchange market was strong ihn
quotations were about the s1mc as M the close
Of last week The receipts Of bills from inc IN
terror were small. and there appears tn he
sra lual falling OF in all classes Of commercial
offerings There was 10 engagement Of gold for
export. bu, indications point TO ARE WIN
drawals at the md OF the week. ihe folloNlns
table shows the rates at which business was
actually done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
Anrtion Sales. find rla!.
LOUIS MESIFE. ircfionecr.
HEGt LAR Il tIION SAIL
STOCKS AND DOXDS
BY ADRIAN Ii. MULLER G SON,
WEDNESDAY. JAN

hf-'t LAX
STOCKS AID noxDs
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER G SON,
WEDNESDAY. JAN. I1.
At l.;ao o'clock York EealEs'a;e saesrooin
ny order Of Execute q Estate Of alr A. Bah:cn Issa-
Sic. ff T.aa 81, e., eE Tss;, nf hi 'o 49,;
5000 cliy q iio5ile tr,aj j.; ?. FUNDED Debt
5000 Bro nTooFlS@ cy Permanent Water Loan
sd'%S Tes,Y%, ci% p : cons Stock; iaOl
si.o ciiy Of cincinnati p water o. is'5 10,
sGs@ or.soa inip Co. Isl M,se. P. n4s i9l9,
. c Gsro M ry & po W"Sr %0 r., m 5% D. c.
5000 (Ic MI. ( s.. Pau, H. r.. Co. : p. c. Mtse.
$4,000 Erie 4 Pittsburgh II. r. Go. p. c. consol.
Hico i; y. chlc. & St, Louis r. r. list Mtsc. p c.
5000 Inra. & Reading r. r.. ?. c. Imp, Mtsc.
5000 Rome. waiertown osdcnseirs 4; r. is'
Cons. D. G. Cont. Mtg. BIS, 1872.
5000 Vicksburg & Meridian Il. X. CO Let Mge & p c.
sS So" sss .s Gs"% Rs &C. D. r CO. "' 5a
5000 y: y. & New England Il. H. 60. lsi MGe. : p c.
siC~ Memphis & cnarle.!on II. il. 60. ist consoi.
5000 MahonIns coal r. r.. Z p c. Mtge Dds. 1894.
Zoo ss" Ns,S CHAT n, S l. II r. + Mi IS: Mtse
500 sacoo l;one Island r. RI Mig E9. isis .oo,
Mge. Sag I'd & D. G. BIDS 1868.
$500" s. joseph and Grand bland r. H. Co. Isl MTG
5000 y Y cent and Hudson Glye- X. Il. 8 p c. Deb
IDS. regis. iuci.
:sss E:' %se / st Mtg: @ss H HS
Mtge. p. g. IDS.
Ciy ofirr ~ Executors)
$1,000 I."high $ Wilkes:arre Coal Co.. D. Con'Il
Mtg. BIDS. 1900
90 shares Peoples Bank.
share y y. Law institute.
share Whiting Manufacturing CO.
nv order 81 Trustees)
,iiy order ~ Ndminstratri1)
10 shares Cons ridaed Gas 60.
30 shares Rome lrsi.r"nc" 60.
20 'rarcs New Orleans Canal ard BANKING O..
- shares Newport WEXFORD Il. r. * Steamboat 60.
dIy order ~ ouariiinJ
. shares puts ~ WAYNE & Chicago RS. Go. Guar.
dor account u whom u may concs-nD
5000 Eockhr,gc 60. q GLASGOW, va J.; Mtec. Els.
Series a. dated Sept :. 1871 payabl" year
after Gaie. bIypofhecaicdJ
$500 Medina Chs ana Electric Light Co. lst M'e". q
500 Honor Wai,r Works CO. 1st Mt-e. 9 D. e. Bd
$500 E.uns. r fIaute & enc. L.. H. IL Mtg.
Bond 1890.
s%cc ietish 3 wilkcsi%rrc : p g nis. 1900
- shares American i"eian Lamp 60.
coo shares Tons0'liatsi Electric Storage CO.
- shares Wellington Trust CO.
- shares Csliuloid 60.
S>opD TO-. Ann Arbor & Lake Mich n r. lst ,f'ge
5000 Evansville and Indianapolis H. r. Isl con. Mtgc.
" e.. Guar BIDS 1929
share Chemical National Eank
:" shares Nat1 Bank - Commerce.
receipts Domestic Tobacco
Warehouse receipts for - Pale. Imported Tobacco.
5000 Iron si'amboa. 60. 1T Mige. Bis. diypiD
shares lion Steamboat CO. HIypil.
$1,000 ~. Paul Gas Light Co. . g. G"ni Mtye BIDS
- shares LyNens Valley r. Il. Il coai 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
T,HE TOPEKA WATER COMPANY

THE TOPEKA WAITER COMPANY
1T meeting q tho holders Of majority In amoun:
OK the per Gold Bonds Of the Topeka water Com
pany held 10 NeW-Yofk city on october 30. 1895
Comm tee duly appointed flr the protection OF the
interests oi The holders ~ an said Bends.
Thu Committee has prepared Bondhoiders Agreement
copies 81 viii may be obtained from The the stare
Trust Company 90 Wall Street ana from the under
signed.
The Committee the prompt signing of the Agree
nent and deposit 4 the Bonds hereunder with iae
State Trust c1mpsr'.
FREDEnICK VI. CoISTON. baltimore.
HENRY 4. SCOTT. Wilmington.
CHARLES = JACKSON. N,diiefovn Conn.
IHEOlDRE G. WOODBURY. Portland. Me.
THOMAS CARMICHAEL. London England
Borlholders' Committee.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

In State Issues there were sales Of Virginia Cs
deferred trust receipts at 1iasMl3 There were
sales In the shares Of the Bank OF America at
2O3 and the Tradesmans National Bank at lOo
Duiness again marked the trading In raIiroad
bonds, me total transactions reaching only
ss26, 0oo and no features Of interest DEVELOPED.
firm temper prevailed however. and. while Pitts
burg and Western As retired per cent TO 49,
oregon Improvement consol IS rose 10 J3 SCUM
Carolina and Georgia first 5s to SO and Toledo.
ST. Louis and Kansas City FIRST receipts ia 10
60H. rst
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 81 506,63a It's net loss on balance since FRI
day was $23l3,360. made up by a loss In currency
Of s3312.4sS and q gain In coin Of Ss9Sl2S Ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
Proposals.

W ERMO\T STATE ASYLUM FOR THE
\ INSANE Sealed. proposals viii be received at
Waterbury, Vermont. until o'clock on the morning OF
February - A. -. 1875. FOR the construction OF one
ward 10 south wing OF the Vermont state
Asylum for the Also for the construction OF tho
entire north wing said Asylum (Which. when COM
pleted will he a duplicate of the south wng including
plumbing. beating and Vcntilatng FOR the same
Proposals different classes of work 10 be MADE
separately and collectively. buildings 10 be competed
and ready for occupancy by January |. lNot
Plans specifications gan lie examined AZ tle ONES
II The Superintendent Dr.. w H. GiddinGs. TO whom all
communications may be addressed
The reserve the right to reject any or az Dies
l. any proposal accepted the party contracted win
will DE required give bond the Treasurer OF TIE
State with sufficient suretles. In such SUM
AZ may agreed up0a. conditioned Tor the proper COM
petion 81 the wora
Waterbury Vermont January 10. 1875.
L. 4. WOODBURY. (;x-oEioio.
:. u HObSON
w H.. HUNT Trustees
GEORGE W WING
T.. VI. MANSt'R. Lieu-Gov..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

days operations includel Receipts. $685., 059;
payments. s6.l54.076. resulting in general ball
ance Of sl42 559 consisting Of s1S.4G3.9lS coin
and SOS 49, 64l currency. The receipts of Satur-
day and Monday were s7457,S50 ard the payments
$9771.2l0.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day s2.i967cj National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receiprs were s1Oo3S6.
the internal revenue receipts S52l-,o and the mis-
cellaneors receipts s12.5i2. Total government re-
ceipts for the day sl.2s9.i0S expenditures, S'6lS
$50; excess expenditures. $39 .496. tOr the month
70 date: Receipts. Sl}2l992G; Expenditures S2o-
4ca, 075: excess expenditures. s1.2is.i49.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of The last previous Statement, as ioi-
lows:
Jan Z? !s a.; y =, -. p' g r, G5,
On hanl ...'i.. G,ieosat o,ssa5,l Inc Ia,aosI
Net silver hand ioGO ~ 1o.i7i.Gi2Siac 6i.'"i
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates 'si54 saois sl5a,olosae Dec. sisa c?
Deposits IN bank. 1000 si5 i5.3s'"?i Inc "-'o,-
Available cash sIc9 1874, $50 sics3a;s23 Dee. s7'9o27
Deduct minor la .-.-c,
hilti"s liVo..si> ~ Ice. "'''''''
Actual each bal si5l.aii522 sla3sIoo7c Dee. S2'4ic
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little change in the local none
markets. Money on call remained al lNl's per
cent. There was a good supply cf time money
but there was no increase in the demand. There
was little doing in commercial paper. merchanis
showing no need for accommodation. We sun
join table of rates made up from QUOTATIONS.
furnished BY the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
UNION TRUST COMPANY Ov NEW YORK.
90 BROADWAY.

Ncv-Yor;. January 4th. 1896.
rI'HE ANIMAL MEETING Of stockholders for
the election & Trustees q the UNION TRUST COM
rANY OF NETWORK. Z the class ~ 1898. VIII take
,'ae. Ar tie oflce ~ the company. No ~ BROADWAY
Sr,y- York Tuesday Jan. H.. iS9j nj l. O'Clock u
Polls open NJ II ana o'clock y. ~ The trans
fer looks Jan. i2th and reopen Jan lt,h is
AUG. W. KELLEY. Secretary.
fI'lE ANIMAL MEETING of the StocKhod-
1 ers e The Wm q. Tucker Mfg. Co.. for The cleo
I'm ~ Directors and Inspectors and such other business
~ may properly come before the meeting VII W het'
~ M. ,fcr - the COMPANY NJ 5iS East one hundred
.ixe",th.at New York CITY on Monday. January
"a isp5. IL O'Clock. Polls open from IL 70 l. itaso'
books VIII be closed from January ~ 10 ~
T. NJ VANDERHOFF. Secretary.