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GONE WITH rHE DOUGH.

Martin y. Nandohelen Wasn't In tho
brewery For His Health.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-Martin j. Nando-
helen, head bookkeeper of tho Clausen d
Son Brewing company, is charged with
peculations TO the amount of S0O,OOJ. 1t
is said that the money was lost IN specu-
lation. Vandohelea has as-slysuppcUrcdv----
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CHEAP
Attorney Burnett sent Up for 90 Days
for Stealing $4,000.

CISCINNAII. Jan. j.-Judge sage of the
United States district court today SEN
fenced ex-Uuited States ID strict Attorney
W. II. Burnett To 90 days Imprisonment
fo- embezzling 5000 from his client. Iuis
sentence Is concurrent with a sentence
for SIX months for contempt Of court
which Burnett Is serving. Unless Bur
nett is ab.c TO produce bonds.which seems
improbable, the concurrent sentence IS
practically an indefinite one.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.-Thomas G.
Depuy of Seattle was found dead IN a
chair in the Office o. the Golden West
hotel at 4 p. m. lie was but slightly
known, as ho stopped only occasionally at
the Golden West.
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poLED OUT BY DOLE.
II l. Thought There Il Land Enough
Tor All II Judiciousiy Handled.

For Al II Judiciousiy Handled.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.-Adviccs from
Honolulu by the bark Ceylon dated Dec.
lS, state that President Dole has sub
mItted a draft of his proposed new land
10 the cabinet for consideration. Its
terms have not been made public beyond
that il forbids tho sale of large tracts OF
land to corporations and provides for the
sale or lease of = or 40 aero lots TO legiti-
mate homcsteadcrs.
The trial of the alleged conspirators be-
gan to-day. President Dole has not yot
issued any call for n meeting of the legis-
lature, but it is expected it will meet
Jan. 10.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. lin the pres
euce OF thousands Of enthusiastic specta-
tors. the palatial steamship Northland was
successfully launched at the shIpyards this
afternoon. The vessel, with the exception
of few minor points, IS an exact dup.-
cato OF the steamer Northwest, which was
launched by the Glove company year
luB-
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SHOWING THE QUEER.
Billy Dlvenport Is Accused OF DoiaG
That Trick

That Trick
SA.; FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-Unitod States
States secret service men have received
news from Oregon of the arrest near Le-
banon of William Davenport, formerly a
druggist and now a wealthy rancher re-
siding there, on the charge OF counterfeit-
ing. United States Marshal Grady of
Oregon made the arrest, stating that five
others OF the gang are to be arrested.
Davenport once served n sentence for
countericiting. and II is charged that since
his release he has been engaged with
others in flooding the Oregon and Puget
Sound country with counterfeit gold and
.lIrnr rrLrl--
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TWO POPULISTS.

There VIII Bo No Compromise In the
Election of senators.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 5.-At a meeting tonight
of the populist state executive committee.
together with the populist members of
the legislature, it was agreed that the
populist members should nominate and
support two populist candidates for the
two senatorships.
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BROKEN.

Works Is Over.
P1TrsBURG, Jan. 5.-The strike at the
Edgar Thompson steel works At Braddock
is broken. About 25) furnace men have
returned to work. The Homestead strike
is still on, but meeting of tue men will
be held tomorrow to determine on the
future.
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Tuo car al, of Death.

WHITE HAVEN, Pa, Jan. Nathan
Fuller and Charles King, droycrs, were
killed. and two car loads of sheep
slaughtered on the Lehigh Valley road to-
day by freight train running into an
other az a siding.
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uES.aE. COX, Jan "a severe snow
storm - Iu progress ou the mountain,
delaying the trains. At -. Elmo 10 has
been showing - hours. At Crested Butte
all traffic IS al n staudstill.
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OUT OF SIGHT.

a Powder Mil Which Is Prepared to
Provo an abb.
XENIA, o., Jan. 5.-The Corning mill OF
the Miami Powder works exploded last
night, completely dcmolishing the build
ing and killing Adolph krcblc, Arthur
Harris and Clifford Horney. The mill
contained several hundred pounds OF
noMder.
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IT'S q CORKER.
California in the Grasp of Blizzard
and storm.

and storm.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 5.-The storm
which began Friday continued "a hours
and extended entirely over northern CALI
fornia. Telegraph wires and telephone
lines we're prostratcd and railroad traffic
impeded. The precipitation ranged from
two TO six inches in Is hours. Rivers over
flowed their banks, flooding the small
towns. but no serious damage was done.
Ii Is expected tho Sacramento river will
reach the danger line to-day.
Numerous washouts along tho railroads
are reported, and Unprecedented snow
storms in the mountains have blocked
tho Central Pacific and Shasta routes.
Indications point to n continuance OF tho
storm.
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DYING AND UNKNOWN.
singuIarIy Tragic Incident at Greedy.
Colorado.

Colorado.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
GREELEY. Colo, Jan. 5.-John Morris
Of Butte, who left that place in company
with man no did not know 10 tramp
their way Last, came into town to-day
and not fled the sheriff that last night
they had set up stove in an empty box
car and built fire TO keep warm.
When he awoke tho car was filed with
gas and his partner was breathing
heavily. Although there was fire IN the
car the unknown man was nearly frozen
TO death. He slept near the door.
Tie is now at the city hospital where no
l. dying. Nothing has yet been dis
covered by which ne can DO identified.
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want Cu.Iom's Chair.

CHICAGO, Jan. D.. Ex-consrcssman
Gcorga w. Adams has formally an
nounced himself candidate for the
United States senatorship from Illinois,
now held by Senator Cullom.
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NEW York, Jan. 5.-The exports of
specie from New York for the week
amounted to 81, AZ $50 in gold and S5O2,G0j
in silver. Tho imports for the week wore
Gold, $50, ,s3s; silver, S95,yj2.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Captain John
TAYLOR, receiver of taxes of this city, died
to-day. lie was a candidate for COM
mander-n-chief at the recent national
G., A. *. encampmcut.
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TWO THOU AND VOLTS.
There Was a TIash and Pete Peterson
E-l Dead

TACOMA. WASH, Jan. Two thousand
volts os electricity passed through Peter
Peterson. . day electrician 1t the city
Light station this mornIu-, instantly kill
in., him. In making changes on tie
switch board. he grasDcd TWO plucs at the
same time. his thumbs touch,n: them too
far up aud on the uou-iusulatel portion.
There Was fash and be fell back dead.
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af

PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash. Jan. Tue
revenue cutter Gran; returned this after
noon and reports speaking tho overdue
bark Dominion, which Is safe.
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DlSyEs. Jan. Judge Gresham TO-
day appointed l.. L. Arthur receiver Of the
Gold Nugget Mining q Milling company,
aud MS bond was placed at S-p,u-0
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NEw York, Jan. John Burns, NJ F.,
sailed at noon to-day on the Etruria for
Liverpool. accompanied by J. Williams +.
Beun. ". L.
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Gold -hIpmrnts

NEw YORK. Jan. The French steam
ship la Gascogne, which sailed this morn
ing. carried S2,35J,oUn of american gold.
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FlENDISH.

-ttrn-, U.-h. Bower Has Been in san
frAucI.gc.
-s, Erart.-CC. jan. Rev. Father
pc.er ID. brady, ruc,0. Of the parish Ct
~. Mary's college, was the victim q a
Gendisa assault iu has own house ll,t
night by a wcll-drCsscd man, vino a-Agl
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QUITE A SIT shy.
The Currency BIN Won't Pass tho House
a. seems.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a rough prelim-
mary canvass of tho house on tho pend
ing currency bill has been made. One OF
the democratic members of tho commit
toe, who is favorable TO the bill, is author
ity for tho statement that tho canvass
shows a total of Ia votes for tho bill,
considerable short of tho number ncccs-
sarv to mass il.
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II COULDN'T Be DONE.
Two Trains Try 10 travel on the same
Track Going ID nsrrnt Directions

SAN FEANCIsCo, Jan. by a collision
with a work tram in the Altamut tunnel,
the Los Angeles express was wrecked.
The fireman was killed outright and the
engineer was pinned by the wreckage
AGAINST the boiler of his locomotive and
fearfully maugled. lie cannot recover.
The disaster was caused by the train lis.
hatcher Al Oakland, who sent both trains
towards each other on the same track.
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legal tenders. This is practically syndicate w.
post. and II the banks wish to protect the so.u
against further Withdrawals they nav
ample supply to draw from. but 1t Is hot 10
be supposed that they will continue to turn o,c,
gold when their own stock shows depletion anu
moreover, there are only few banks winch ar
syndicate members and feel called upon ~
finance the Government while II tries to wrsBIe
out Of a situation disgraceful as II Is humiia,
Ing The gold reserve. with to-day's withdraWalsos
and bank deposits included, stands at $50 loo'u.-.
The announcement this afternoon that the CITY
banks mad deposited gold at the Sub-Treasury
checked tho decentralization In the stock marker.
and prices rallied. but were unable to recover an
the loss Of early transactions. or the caller
active stocks net losses Of per cent ana ever
were made by Rock Island, Burlington. cleve-
land Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis. Tennes-
see Coal and Iron and Sugar Refining while net
losses OF per cent and over were made by Jer
sey Central. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Chicago. 81
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. Chicago ana
Northwestern, Missouri. Kansas and Texas ana
Pacific Mail. There was no support to the mar
ket. and London sold freely.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL. TREASURY.
Government bonds were inactive. with quota
tons practically unchanged as follows:
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The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named Charleston buying par.
selling &c. premium; New-Orledns, commercial
$50 discount. bank 100 premium; Savannah, buy
ing par. selling premium up to $1,000 lilo for
$1,000 and over: San Francisco sight par. tele-
graph &C. per 800 premium Chicago iOc. dis
count: Boston. Csc to 12i9c. discount.
Bank clearings were follows at the places
named: New Exchanges. s103, 1885 bal
ances $7421 1879. Boston-Exchanges. $l6.O35.6l9;
balances $2,041. 500. PhadelIdnia-Excha
$40 57S 900: balances. H.450.sl6 Baltimore-Ex-
changes. $3,12ii96; balances sl90i5
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was &c. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 53A. In London the price OF
bar silver was unchanged at 30 Sled. The Luz
cania sailing tomorrow. Will take out 54l,o00
ounces Of silver.
Money on call In London u per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market was "a per
cent for short and three months bills. The
amount Of bullion which went into the Bank Of
consos were 107A for money and l07 1916 for ac-
count American stocks were lower declines of
over per cent being made by Illinois Central.
ST. Paul and Atchison.
French rentes quoted at 10l francs s71a
centimes: Paris exchange on London. % francs
Is confines Berlin exchange on London. 20
marks A pfennings.
Gold premiums were quoted follows at the
places named: At Buenos Ayres. 215.30; at Ma
drid 49, at Lisbon, 2iA at ST. Petersburg, 90; at
Athens. IL at Rome. 1915; at Vienna. JOB.
A sem-annual dividend Of 2i2 per cent has
been declared by the Bond and Mortgage Guar
antee Company, No. &c Court-st.. Brooklyn, pay
ah October J.
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pyERrlsEMENN 1s, ATp ,., ssyyescEIPTIoTs For

A pyERTIsEMENTs AND sunscnlPTIoNs FOR
cEl1fEp Al THE rifowS oSFicE NJ No az Broad.
EASEMENTS at IN following nIsneh ,.oriess: rs.
isT Fourthave.. cor Foureents-st $50 Ihird-avs TOO
st., i7os Frst.sve ioa West Forty second
i42 Columbus ave: 81 Avenue A. 1879 Third.ave. Isl
1910 Second 6S4 Third ave
isss Thirdaye; sosi rhird-svs between One hundred
At the HARLEM OFFICES. 1870 East One hundred and
twenty -nfih 24s West One-huntred and 'wsnty NTH
at and s2o wsst ehundred- forty -nfthst up TO
d M. regular orrce rated
In Brooklyn A. m7 Futon-st. a. Ccurt-st. a. Broad.
way T. d ls3 Broadway !. 2O Bedford ave. near ru
ton-st. G'i ysdford-ave. near South 2d-st. .
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The foreign exchange market was better sup
piled with commercial bills but not In sufficient
quantity to prevent gold exports. Gold 10 the
amount OF S.300000 will 90 out tomorrow. shipped
by the following firms: Lazard Freres. S2.5OOoOO
w H. Crossman Bro. $1,000 Hoskier, Wood
& Co.. $500 600; Hard d Rand. $780, 600, Nesslagc q
Fuller 800 600 Total for the week. 81 200 000
The rates at which business was actually done
were as follows:
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A pvERrIsEMENIs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL ne M.
cEIvEsp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No l,ai: Broad.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch osnees: Is.
,.shlhass eornsr Twenty thrd,s, ia2 sish.ays.
fhird,sye. cor For!y sevenths Ioco Thrd-sve. near
txy.nrstst ioS Fret ave- 100 West Forty -aeeond at:
i's ceiur,br.sys We, Sc Aysnus a. iass rhirdavs
twenty htth-st; 2<3 West Ons-hund ed nd. nS's
st. and $50 West One IN -
.. M. at regular once rates. ~
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Sooe stock ~ other companies $4,000 bonds OF other
epinpan'es s5o'o; cash on hand sii7 60 bills rscex-
abic s12o t2roT 24O: total <lI3 los 39
Liabilities Capital lD3j0: funded debt 500 1871 900;
deferred warrants. 210l03i5 interest funded debt
due and accrued $3.50 400 audited vouchers etc. - S:
sieS ~, ssssounts s9a 72s special funds Tor additions
Liabilities, s1i3 2G9; to payment FOR Sharon Railway
stock $780, to meet payment account OF capital.
sas9l6. profit and loss surplus, sG26Ts3 total slIs-
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

10 ftOfLHN FINfNNIHL
London, Sept. II. p. n'-Consols. l0I% for money
and lO' 1916 for the account Canadian Pacific, IS;
Erie: - do second ronsos IsN Illinois Central. loan;
Mexican ordinary 22s: St. Paul common 757s; New
York Cenua.. lo5; Pennsylvania, 5Ila; Reading, 10;
Mexican Central d. per bonds 11h Louisville
and Nashville. G3A Atchison common. 204
i3O p. ni.-The amour, Of bullion into the Bank
OF England on balance to-day Ia fi3fOOO.
800 p m.-Paris advIces quote per cent rentes at
iOl francs 05 confines for the and exchange
on London at % francs 81 confines for checks.
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financial nleetlnes.
financial Gleetlons.

r9NHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers Of Providence and stonlngton steamship Com
pany will held Butler Exchange IN Providence.
ON Wednesday. September Is 1886 at 1000 a. m. Tor
the election directors and the consideration OF such
other business S may properly be submitted
The polls will close at l0:45 a on the day OF the
neeting and transfer books Will be closed from sept
7th TO Sept. 18th, both inclusive. - .
New-York. Sept @. 1888 w. +. HERbEHI secretary.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscKlpTIoNS, FOB
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
cEIvEp AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ;2i2 Br9ae'
way "a door north Of Thirty -hrst-st; and ADVEH.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch 9niees, 20,
Isl Fourth-ave Fourteenthst $50 rhird-ave; geo
THIRD ave Forty seventh-st 1920 Thirdave near
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Aurtion Gales, financial.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED


States for the Eastern District Of Virginia ,CEN-
TRIAL Trust COMPANY Of New-York et al, VS. RICH,
MoND & DANvlLLB II. II. co. 81 ai-consoliaa'ed
Notice hereby given tina, unSs, and in % ,s SrS OF
first day Of August 1898 by TIE Circuit Court OF the
United the Eastern District 81 virginia, upon
Spencer s eer' s SOLE eoaHns receiver Of the Richmond
and Danyile Railroad COMPANY appointed N sad Sahse
1875 at twelve o'clock noon. at New York Real Es
tate saesroom, IN The CITY Of NSw-York at No II III
Muller Son tioneers. without recourse upon the re,
ceiyershp. all my right title and interest isfaI ana ana
interest. legal and equitable of the said Richmond and
Danyiie Railroad Company. In and to the following claim
Claim Of the receivers Of the Richmond and Danyile
RAILROAD Company AGAINST The Central Railroad ana bann
ion hundred and thirteen thousand four hundred and
Ave dollars and nine cents t$l2i34 30 alleged
Danvie Railroad Company to said Central Railroad and
Banking Company OF Geo,ss set gu. ard claimed in
Vile RaiIroad COMPANY in the supreme Court OF the
road and Bankng Company OF Georgia. and thereafter
s ? ss ad f Hi the Southern p s OF %
and still pending and undetermined In said ast-namei
The terms OF such viii be cash. on confirmation
o. the sale by the Court all charges to be adjusted on
thousand 5000 dollars viii he accepted VIA"
The bidder whose bid accepted the highest Tor sad
receiver ten per cent o per- cent? Of the sum 50 bid by
him II any BIDS should be rejected BY the Court. the
any bid shall he accepted by the Court ana the person.
making the shall fall comply with all the conditions
n. tn % s"% a. y n. Of sds s ss IN
shall be applied as the Court may iirect.
an r tn bs ana tho ,r Dsca
Railroad Company IN ne claim 70 be sold. reference is
Sn % the once a Of the & Of @ court 'a %
mond. Vrginia.-Dated Newyork, September 3D. 1925.
SAMUEL SPENCER.
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6slp manteo.
legal Notices.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
~ Notice hereby given that Charles Hornsr 6ormery
trading and doing business Charles H. Horner & Col
OF the City OF Newark. County u Essex and State q
hath this day made assignment 10 he
subscriber his estate for the benefit cred
tors and that the said creditors exhibit their re-
claims under oath affirmation, the
scriber ct his Law onces. 10 and ~ 10. Broad
street., Newark. New-Jersey WA. NJ. BROWN.
Dated. August 81, 1898.
Rooms 70 and So 800 Broad st.. Newark " j.
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In State issues there were sales Of $4,000 VIZ
ginia 6s deferred trust certificates AT o. ING 81
ing movement was heavy among rallroau oohuo
OF the less desirable sort and the shrlnkase III
values was marked in some Of these issues Wh.ie
the general list held its own fairy well; Atchi-
son As retired IL to 81, the DDS Ia 10 Sz14, me
general IS rs TO Sli9 and the adjustment IS "
to 55i5. Kansas Pacific LIST consols receipts iost
l at 75 Reading 1st incomes rs at 3'.. no
Grande Western lists I at 1914. Savannah ana
Western 1st receipts at 62ia. and Oregon snort
Line and Utah Northern consols receipts | at
57h. The trading was increased to 2226ooo.
The United States Treasury received to-day
s3l6452 National bank notes for redemption. Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from washington
S632. 0S9. the internal revenue receipts soSi'
500 and the miscellaneous receipts 81 S0s Totai
Government receipts for the day. 81 1887; ex-
penditures. s99j. 300: excess OF receipts. ssOlsL
Receipts for the month to date sl21s9o69; ex-
pend.tures. $13.0l3,200; excess OF expenditures
ss2413i Receipts for the fiscal year to date. No.-
21l 463: expenditures. $41A9.44S: excess OF eX-
penditures over receipts. sl3.931sso.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
erng actual results OF two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement. was as foloWs
Ne, gold on hand s ssG' q sG 81 Inc S3
Ne; .S:i on I'd ss :a Bee:
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
pss sf,Gsas' :1 s Inc Inc secs
-
biles "....".. 1oGis12 2osaC 7ec Inc. 74s636
Actual cash basIs2 oe4 e29 ssi Dec. slo2c4a
The Treasury's net gold on hand with to-days
Withdrawals and the deposit of 100000 by the
banks is s96 160.072
The Sub-Treasury was n debtor at the Clearing
House s2S7.017 It's net loss balance was
S2.579.O11. made up by gain In currency OF
$219.451 and loss in coin OF R.19S,462. To-day
operations included: Receipts. A.046.5SO; pay
ments. $6G25J9l. resulting In a general balance
Of slS4 9Ss, 29i. consisting of sS607.M7 coin ana
s97 $780, i7 currency. The business for the week
ended tonight includes receipts Of sl9.S5.657 ana
payments Of s2l .057,377. Deductng from the re-
cepts Sc, 463. 900 and from the payments NO,2la,-
600 for Items which affect only It's account with
the general Treasury. It's gain as affecting the
banks $l.5S4,2S0
4 notice has been posted at the Sub-Treasury
that for deposits in gold coin In amounts or null
tiples Of $500 small denominations Of currency VIII
be shipped by the Treasury OF the United states at
Government contract rates on the day following
the deposit Of the gold at the Sub-Treasury.
instead OF nj bankers rates Government con-
tract rates are 20 cents per 81 900, while bankers
rates vary from 80 cents to 81 80 per $1,000. The
last-namcd rates Will be charged on deposits OF
currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets were quiet. Rates
as furnished by the busiest houses were az fol-
lows
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[ cst ano foun0

I os1'.-Ran Book No. Sse 500 BANK FOR SAVINGS
- $50 Fourth N-wyork Payment stopped Please
ietutn book to Bank
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDs AT NEW YORK
For the week 1888 1894. 1895.
Entered At the port ST. 5Ct 81 25i.g32 -. 12ir7
Thrown the lilo. 705 3,350.72d 3.z07. 240
Since January l. ...
Entered the 1880 732, 1oS N5.5o3 800
Thrown the o. sol 6sS CO 2O3 1GS TO- 236O
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ruE MARKET DEMORALlZED.
c0LD EXPORTS THE CAUSE.
,>,.rp 100000 TAKEN FOR SHIPMENT
BONDS AND MONEY.

.,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER ID
sNHT nr,,SGs IN BONDs AND BANK STOCKS.