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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-26
Gold and Silver.

New YORK, November 25th-The .Sun
prints from the Borse,t Zeitung, the organ of
the principal German bankers as follows ::
The agrarian movement against the gold
! standard in Germany so far has been but a
prologue in comparison with the mighty
tempest now preparing in the bondholding
circles of Germany. The recent meeting
of the Industrial Union in Cologne has
made it certain that the agricultural inter
est will not be alone in its battle against
the gold standard The Borsen Zeitund an
ticipates great disturbances in the interna-
tional money market as sure to result from
the refusal of Belgium to accede to the
Latin Union on the terms demanded bv
France and Italy, especially, if President
Cleveland succeeds in carrying through the
suspension of the Bland Act 1t declares
the bimetallists are only awaiting the end
OF the Prussian Parliamentary elections to
begin their campaign. Morton Frewen,
author of the paper in the Nineteenth Cen
t,uy for October, on the war against silver,
writes TO William Henry Hubert: The
idea that in the States silver is going to
drive out gold is, as they say in the West
rather too thin. Bankers, of course, say
so; that is their business The banks
have been boycotting silver for eight
years and will, no doubt, continue to doso
They are acting under orders from London
and Berlin If you in the States only
knew how gold monometallism is crippling
our commerce in Great Britain you would
not think twice about sharing the same
bed | have heard many prominent au-
thorities on this side notably two ex-Gov-
ernors of the Bank of England, express
the wish that you in the States would de-
monetize or at least try TO demonetize sill
ves, because the result would be such a
collapse of trade in the old world that there
| would be a scramble, especially in Eng
land, to monetize silver. How can YOU
| lose your gold, anyhow? Do you think
| the balance of trade is likely to turn against
you? Depend on it, silver is a far better
| currency medium than gold. Gold-seek-
ing is mere process of gambling Silver
| mining, on the contrary, is as much an in
| dustry as coal mining. Then why are YOU
| to legislate to stimulate the former and
| depress the latter? One argument will
always keep you from demonetizing silver
the price of silver would fall. Its price
regulates the price at which you can sell
wheat and cotton in the English market.
Conspiracy Against Senator sherman's
| Reelection.
COLUMBUS (O), November 25th.-An
effort is making to defeat the reelection of
| Sherman. 1t is said that if all other meas
urps fail sly Renuhlioar, roar,har, r,f AZ,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-26

BELGRADE, November 25th.-It is off
cially announced to-day that King Milal
has accepted the armistice proposed by th
powers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-26

LONDON, November 25th.-A dispatch
from Sofia this afternoon saws King
Milan sent message, under flag of truce
TO the Bulgarian advanced line prop0siDr
peace, at the request of the powers. The
Bulgarian commander sent a message to
Prince Alexander. The latter declined TO
accept the proposition, on the ground that
bulgaria had not received such request
from the powers. Prince Alexander re-
fuses to consider peace proposal until the
Servians have evacuated the Widdin dis
trict, and the amount of war indemnity paw
able by Servia to Bulgaria has been fixed
THE COMPARTMENT OF wIDDIN
VIENNA, November 25th.-The Servia IS
bombarded Widdin the whole night long,
and at 6 o'clock this morning, after being
strongly reinforced, they attempted to carry
the city by assault, but were repulsed after
three hours of sanguinary fighting.
MoNTENEGRo's POSITION.
CATTARo, November 25th.-The Monte
negrin Official Gazette to-day hints that. if
Prince Alexander attempts to execute his
alleged threat to annihilate the Servians,
Montenegro will not remain an Indifferent
spectator.
THE WAR CONSIDERED OVER.
BELGRADE, November 25th.-King Milan
has returned to this city, and the war is
considered to be over The order summon
ing the landstrum for active service has
been countermanded
AN AUSTRIAN MILITARY GORDON.
CATTARo, November 25th.-The Austrian
Government is concentrating troops in Her.
zegovina. One regiment from lower Aus
tria, one from upper Austria and one from
Hungary have gone to Bosnia, via Slavonia.
The whole force is to form a military cor
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-26

New York, November 25th-The Herald
has rather remarkable story, to the effect
that there was another explosion at Flood
Rock yesterday, the noise being greater
than when the great blow-up occurred, and
the actual damage resulting being heavier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKET5

| BALTIMORE Aug 2s-cottop duu Middlnr iotc. Flour
s IS S an and S %siS' s. 3 s. o. e Mis-
sppets3 a5: Extra ss 50Sst 90 DO RIO Brands
fatsn r. lover
a sSs s DO A%S WINTER s'Os ed
sessseAa AasmS sesSs62c septemSer ssesy
sSa9Ssra sss sSS5is sisssss %ss sss
S5ec; Year ssisSss ? Oats
WesterD White s9%s2c 90 Mixed gs%s9o
r% and auet, Ness 81 90 sscses.soaI
1000 700 Ou;n shlS S s., 1903
bush saies~@hsat i.2s7ooo ousna Corn. $4,000 bush.
,as $ I, sHs Ss:a s. sa ssS
steamer Yellow steamer ss ssa s5c ",,n q
shorts and MiIngs steady Provisions STEADY Butterm
TsssTn Creamery $50 bbs sooS
corn sTS'i i7OdS BUSH. oats 1900 ousS. shorts $500
Ps.s s e 81 f s ' %ae soa 81 Pa
a. @9ss C hss %nref S4c Ssn =
oss au SS No. s's %hs % and
Bye neglected Railroad reisht steady % WIZ SS css
Canal eau s i and Corn s
~ SS S BUSH
CHICAGO Aug 2e-rlcur dull and nnchansed: Choice
Mner %n sss - IS SoSs Se
ns o 1sn IS 20 IN
closing AZ 79c, september Ss0so Lc CLOSING at 1872
s't spsns 81 49, No f''n Red "a
qs and sa Ga'n Ag eS., sSa
at 4 o ss sase ~ s sas' spss@
closing g 4. sod sye s ss 30 sOss sS &C.
sssq;t g s ess:' 'S':as
ssi SsOO ran SSsn CASH So sep
shoulders 81 SoSsi Jo Short Rib sides s. sOSso %,
shors Clear IS OCsss 20 or s s ss
I9sdoo ousSa iys 1000 sar!ey 1000 shipmeo,s
bush.
$ SSgss r As 81 90 sqS s
zoe as 1929 saP Ss ssy 30
ESe-No FAN Sc barley steady NO ysll .s soc &C.
BEsmeSts easier shoulders - 621q shortrio % eo
ssSpp Sae' s@7 whsSey da and 81 ID
Hogs nrD Common and Light 70 e Sg 90 r mn
DETROIT. Aug. 29-wbest steady No White $40 cash;
August ssa4c. september; SO oetooeE soei 80
No. 2 White SOsc. No. .. 25Hc-
PEORIA Ill. Aug 29.-Corn firm High Mixed; A3lAdi3S cj
27c New Ied y S4gs Rye duh No SS StS S.s
shipments-corn. $4,000 oushi Oata $1,000 bush; Rye
Rs, ems rScD %e,er and PsnnsvSania
Smosf 500 = S 10 Extra SO 37q9sS IS Penusylyans
FANNY Pao q Scs oS wntsr %Ssss
as S Tafa' sSS lots dun
Delaware 9lotc- No. PennsylyaDa het
M gram depot. gls4c. No. , Red August 81 4D5s4c.
september s71ldSSl4c. October SOca9Ol4c' November
40 sS,JL COrn-The market Closed no demand
FOR export spot sh demand AMI prices weak steamer
30 Mixed grain depot 81 &c steamer No = f.low;
In grain depot 59ci No Yello" track 3Zc' 40: =
Mixed deDoL BE. DO track 1S'.cI quoted W eL
norI eeyltor Disc; No Mixed August oOisW
B0Sc, september sou s5OAc. october 50@e502c oats
-Spof lots lower Rejected White Sjc- Pennsylvania NO
WmGe See39seA 40 White. 4le4l t1cS No No. l
49, ty2Lc October s2IsdS2 re Receips-PIour 2Ooo
mis-. Wheat 600 290O0 Dusn Data $1,000
bush shipments Wheat. 10000 Ousn' cOru 1000 Ou'n.
OatA 5000 ousn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31

August 81, 1889.
THE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
bonds 10 payable e the banking house Of Messrs VIM
New YORK CITY, on ana after sept j. 1855, '''
COLUMBUs hOOKING VALLEY q TOT. R'Y CO..
General Mortgage Be-.
COLUMBUS AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CO.,
DAYTON AND MIcHfsAN RAILROAD CO.,
Toledo Depot second Mortgage 7s
GRAND RAPIDS 81 INDIANA RAILROAD CO..
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
LOGANSPORT, INDIANA,
Funded Loan
LAWRENCE COUNTY, INDIANA,
pITTsBURG FoRT WAYNE CHICAGO BY CO..
First Mortgage 7s. series &C."
vERMrLI sSSs1e COUNTY, 1SiSiSs' i il 5i
WABASH c0uSSTY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road Sc.
SEPT
BLACKBOARD COUNTY, INDIANA.
BLACKBOARD cousTY, iSDIASA.
JASPER COUNTY, INDIANA.
jail 6s
MARTIN COUNTY. iNbrANA.
vERMILiioS COUNTY. INDIANA.
Grave Road Is
WABASH COUNTY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road s.
MARION, INDIANA.
'e"'0' SEPT l2
HANCOCK COUNTY, INDIANA,
Gravel Road &C..
MITCHELL. INDIANA,
school u.s. - "a
MIAMI COUNTY, TsDfANA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31

The business done IN mining stocks at tho ConsoIi,
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange last Wesh
amounted 6100 shares, against $1,000 shares tno
preceding week but taking out the trading In Am,e
which TO 900 shares, there Is little e io o
remainder Of the list, and duness and lack OF lnIe
start and sold from TO cents Monday OF last wees
II TO cents Wednesday TO cents and afterwh,u
and closed at cents II their Ia any reason ioI
the rapid advances Of 400 cent In the price OF sno
stock &c IL unknown any I'm tho markets prooaDy
1t Is only heavy speculation with white chlps To-
stakes or the remainder OF the market there II
to say beyond that fluctuations in prices were as dun as
the transactions
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN Francisco, Aug. 30. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRg Saturday Aug. 29.-BEENfS-Receipts were
Of D. cars oI 2 head-lB for MI Eastman ana e cars
OF local stock The only trade reported Was the SAFE OF "A
avoiag AZ ~ SO per 100 ~ Ten cars OK
The attic Iesy city were shipped to Philadelphia
late yesteriay. Feeling weak.
shipments as reported yestetday 80 49,, , -.
cnVIr| Receipts we're bead all nc G0th-st and all
Gra,seis and luermks Ihe lot aNEf9Seu III ~ anu o"
nj H., % chance 10 guptatohs. ,,o,
sUTFp AND LAMBS-Re, eipts we're IA ears OF 3,l22
80 aiy diyi al be the yards. dozen ears were
hcd over from Yesterday Trade dun just about yeste
day figures Tho penH cond not 0e ceafed ShveP sV ~
2a-6l1c. Lambs al ~ 9Oc. ,ooa.-.-,-,. :, a ., o..
ssea-IIaeuDCck DAVIS: los state Lambs y I'd, az oe
81 canada do G3 b. &c, 6S LANES few Sheep 90 10,
a. 5s,c, IgJ Western sheep " N, at "a 10 - =,
nusnback q Dewey Western sheep, l26 n, at i2ci
III do iOi H. ga Canada Lambs ~ % at o'Ac o
n seder q Co. II kentucky sheep llS 10 NJ 4-sc Zoi
do o. n asc ~ do. 80 D. al Sac lio Kentucky LANDS
IN M ar Sc. 10 PennsyVania do. 90 %. at &c
Nrwton Glett: 700 Pennsylvanl sheep rev LamDsl
10 m 4i4c ss3 do ~ h 10 - So 263 Pttsburg sheep
~ NJ al 2nnc; 256 do, "a ID. nc &c .,
r. & Kasei AS Kentucky Ewss and Bucks llS ~ az Sfc
do lOS H. al 3c; virginia sheep and lambs ~ 10 AZ
Ale 2g7 do o. d. al sac, % ohio sheep 81 ID, al f'ci ~
IoGsEReceipts II cars Of 1858 head-ll ears &C
Jersey City cars at lOtsL feenhs "uh Du hOnAy
"A Ia nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
RAILROAD EARNINGs.


LONDON Aug. 29-l2.BO y m-Cmted states Four ana
a Half Per Cent Bonds ll5 Atlantic and drcat Western
First Mortgage Certificates $685. do second Mort
rage o.; Canadan Pacific 500 Erie i p do second Con
6ga ~ Paul Common. 81 y NcwiOrk Central lOSlG
Pennsylvania d31s
Canadian Pacific, 4Gia
The bullion withdrawn from The Bank OF Eng
land balance TO-DAY l. &A3OOO.
Paris Rdvccs quote Three per cent Rentes 81 ~ francs
l7 for the account and hane London ~ 70
franc for chrCEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31

For the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is what
they call The result OF too many railways and too large
zatOns-at the West Is great 10 Is at the
East The table of receipts OF grain and -four st Chi
cago and Milwaukee for the three weeks ended August
81 which was published In Tub TRIDuN. OF last Tues
day. showed decrease OF 100000 bushels or over 40
per cent Irsm tue receipts LOT we sue ine OF lset
That tells the tale OF obstacles In the way Of agreements
necessity OF pools or agreements the other hand
900 out ofthe total $50 600 West
shore bonds to the DreHe Morgan Co scheme for the
reorganization Of the company practically secures the
end sought-a merger with the Central and Hudson
whole $4,000 900 OF new issue OF bonds 70 settle all
calms 50 thai the rs charges OF the Central ana na
sont the transfer Of the sonh Pennsviyan there is
likely be delay, but hear hat there has been
change Of programme which includes making Cnmber-
land It's terminus and complaining the road 10 that point
instead Of TO Ptsburg which may obviate the legal OBJ
lection urged.
The stock Exchange markets were very duh during
the week The stock transactions amounted 10 only
l377.3l3 shares, against shares for the pre-
eeding week Prices until In the last hour OF tho week
huctuated within narrow ranges While the market was
contracted than before In one sense, in
another broader for the sales OF long stocks by
the principal large operators The princes OF the specu
atonso TO speak a. distinction between the hrst aud
second OF large heretofore have
only traded largely last week laid In stocks for another
aud to that extentiu the absence Of public.
furnished the Kings win very Respectable naIke Tue
points % buy Western Union. Union Pacific. Desvar
LacEaw and Western the Northern Pncihcs North
western Lake shore and oregon lranscontnenta were
almost Irresistible 20 those who believed that prices
must be advanced 70 enable the large holders 10 get
out" The occasion OF the sharp decline In the last
hour OF the week too fresh Ia the minds OF our readers
require ava We Only I'ltI 10 IL 10
correct erroneous Impression Tie reduction IN the
OF dividend Northwestern preferred stock from
20 per cent does not furnish lndicl-
ton Of what may be tho sernannual diyi-
dend TO be declared the stock
next December. The relations OF the two classes OF
stocks TO The cOmpany's net earnings follows
The preferred stock is entitled 10 per
ative-OEt OF the earnings Of each year. any surplus
goes the common stock TIL II receives per
any surplus above cent both goes 20 the pre-
ferred TIL 10 receives 10 per then the fol-
lows to 10 per cent and nythng above 10 per
both divided equally So IL is possible for both TO
for the preferred receive
and the common nothing. To usual " weekly range"
which is subOined, giving tho highest lowest and final
prices OF the week. and the sales OF nifty
five active representiye stocks, We append
The final prices OF July and August L. Our
Columns will admit the highest figures made between
July and this date but they generally recorded
between August Is and August %.
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
Southern Pacific R. R. Go.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All persons holding the bonds OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad company hereby notified tnat there Is now IN the
the signed trustees uer the mort age by
which the bonds Is secured the OF One
Handred Thousand Dollars geld. which, under the terms OF
said mortgage is applicable redemption purchase OF
and that the Undersigned viii receive sealed pro-
posas the Land Oce OF said company corner FOURTH apd
Tow nj Tor the surrender OF sad bonds
until tle FIFTEENTH day OF SEPTEMBk II. 1885, at which
time uoposq II will and bonds offered
at tho lowest price will DO redeemed or purchased TO the
aforesaid -
Proposals 10 be- Proposals for surrender Of First
Mortgage Bonds, Southern Paeic railroad Company"
ID. o. MILLS,
o. l.. LANSING,
Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rlo grades In the street firm at siac or
ieT eargoes There were no sales reported on @
tioO bags sold The closing figures steady at sep
TENDER 67596.80 October. 6.8096.s5; November $500
6S9 December 6.S5 1850 January 690a6y5 February
oyoaIdO transferable orders, 6SOc. Mid grades were
quiet and unchanged. -. =,
COTTON-On the spot quiet and unchanged with INC
saeS tcd 10 $50 bales mostly speculative account Oe
nFered on contract l,J00 bales
q lIn,rs. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
Uipiosno Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
"A the principal all bsnds dine that lssusd b
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured ~
trust form viii be paid on and after that date AZ the ocs 4
POST, MARTIN Il CO.. No "a Pine-sk Ncw-York; n. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
AWE srooK MARKEr-nY rELEanArH.

CHICAGO Aug 20 The Dronerf oHyaai raports r5'nf-
pesrmtA LOON mead. Shpnents 1000 mead market lower
Ixpofs 25asJ DO MIref 81 75ASi % Stock.
era 81 5OdSJ 10; Feoders - J0ds3 75 Texans % 100
81 90 ooo .,o.,
'HoGs-ReceiptA. 1000 shipmentA 1000 marxet slow
Rough Mixed 750S4 81 Packing and shipping ~ l0@
"a 81 IIght - OO6sl 40; SkiDa 81 760s3 10.
shsep-necepts 900 head shDments, - heli mlrAes
onteI, Iueu1 ~ ass O0 NaIyc 81 6O0SI 10 IeAahA
FL 75U+i - 80,
BuFFAfN Aug 20-Cd.is- HeceDts today 1900 feah ota
for far 1900 nch Tor saas tis att TeoN ayvv
head oonsRneC through. 22D market neRlecteu
Good 10 Ohoce steer 80 ass 90 StogKs AMI Feeders
81 OOaf3 -. -. 49,. "a,
90 90 mead time ilsi week $1,000 head s9hsSno
fbrDush . carE marcel lu aud steefy Mednn ~
GoO - 90 ass 0O Good 10 Choice 81 oGsi Los "eser"
Lambs 81 0Jd5 %. , -. - 49,, far
aO.uOO head lor 3V.l53 heah CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31

CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY coMPAsY.)
TREASURES OFFICE,
CHICAGO, III. Aug. g. 1885.
COUPONS OF THF FIRST MORTGAGE
paid upon presentation at the Farmer Loan and rus; Com.
pany Sew.York, on and aIter that date.
r. e. HINCKLEY. Treasurer.
THE TEXAS AND Pacific RAILWAY coyPAsY,l
NEw.YoRK, Aug. 20, 1888. =
COUPONS due September 1, 1885, of tho
" First Mortgage Eastern Division Bonds Of the and
Pacific Railway Company will be paid and after that date
Trust Company No. l20 Broadway New.
York q. 4. sATTERLEE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Aug. 9o-P. VI.

SUNDAY, Aug. SO-P. Ne
The United states Treasury last week added
"a o37 to its available balance and put Into cfou
.on $4,000 Of the fractional silver coins The net
.sarscs are shown in the subjoiued statement Inc
tn ~ 1858 500 in gold was accomplished by an accu-
,ratIon of Sl9l $40 in the metal plus reduchon Vi
eAo7 e5o in the amount outstanding certificates Inc
ran of 5S1 in legaltender notes was maoe W "
accumulation of Sf9s.5sl in the notes. plus the ro.e
ment OF s1,s75,ooo of deposit cer'inc a,''o.
,o In suvar dollars and bullion
At ss49,731 was made by an accumuia.,o ~
NJ so63 s9l in the metal plus reduction OF Soooo'0
in the amount Of outstanding certificates Inc ieauio
NJ the silver change is that, despite the eXusoiuiiy
efforts to foat the silver dollars by locking up VI ~
United States notes. the metal increased more tna
half of the amount of the required weeks pui'"''o
silver bullion. .on. q.
snboined are the results OF SATURDAYS statement us
compared with those of the statement of August -
Aug 90. 1885. Aug. 20, 1855. OhShees'
Gold coin andbul-
lion less certlu-
100000 for re- son.22as75 s2s,9looe5 Inc sess'0so
uSi tss states
notes less GER aa4saoss a4sl2elt Inc. 2.S7S,5sl
National bank 71s4S19 7447sss Inc. 25S.s77
Deposits IN Ma l1.25eAol 1l,17O.5O4 Dec. ss.oS7
silver dollars and
bullion less Ger 7sssoo2s 745s97eo Inc. si97Sl
80. sis9 sO5,44o slzs ssi. 7ss Inc. $4,O7e,9sa
Deduct for funds
held 10 redeem
National bank
notes including
sns o . per cent so5so77o 5o.ss4,o2s Dec. 14674S
Net available bal sse974e7o sss4O77O7 Inc. s22soS7
Non tender
ffract07al sill - 90, -, n, re- eol nae 1890
,c., ho,o,ce sll4l5Q444 sll9265.54l Inc 81 lOooS'
The salient features Of yesterdays weekly bank stare
maui was further expansion of 25oISVo IN Loss
and loss in cash OF 81 800 The deposits were %
s,sased 664 500 whereas the ether changes caeu aO
On of over 5000 600 OF the tstal OF tne &
sian in loans four banks furnished
Ss;q2 600 Importers and Traders SiSOu0V 6eh a1
T"tinpal S35OOO0 and Fourth National $zIo,OVO' tno
Isrst National contracted 100000: Otherwise tnah
amnd tbe changes were small and distributed throug
b Who'll. Hat As the In cash Is moro hen
far nv the sub Treasurys absorption for the week Ine
decrease reported for deposits - meNphcanio
S1t because of that decrease, inc suT,
Mus reserve was reduced only 81 43l2So ns'eSo
nsunwaris OF So 1000 as it would have been II he
movements IN deposits had been consistent WIN tne
ether changes The surplus reserve as stateu Is INV
So5 500 600 greater than at the corresponding uaS
NJ ssh and $50 900 greater than In 1855 Dut, II
from the reserve is deducted the sum oil Gun
ssiing OF certificates representing unavaiabe o
the present true surplus reserve Is under SoOoVVoVV
instead of $50 9lO, $50, as stated. ian,
The following compares FRIDAY stats1 ,oue. WIN
those of the corresponding dates OF 1854 ana 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
financial.
O1 WALL-ST.,

ZO NEw.YoRK Aug. %. 1885.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE NETWORK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO
RAILWAY COAPANYi
The tine limited notice Of August II, 1885, for ac
eeptng he circular Of July 25 having
pred we hereby notify parties In interest that the hold
ers OF oyer accepted the oser contained In
our circular and deposited their bonds with for the pur
pose carrying plan Of reorganization and lease re-
ferred to.
We shall be prepared and after Thursday August 81
10 exchange temporary receips given at the time OF
deposit bonds for engraved negotiable receipts count
ersigned by the Union Trust Company
These certificates issued amounts Of $1,000 aud
application has been made for their quota
ton upon the New York Stock Exchange
Tie owners outs standing untssented bonds who may
desire IN otan the benefits circular o. July may
depos their with until further notice pay
meut of the sum OF $50 for each bond OF 81 900 deposited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31

There is no change in the monetary situation either
here or at the interior points, although the domestic
exchanges NcwYork are reported As less
10 this city NewYork checks quoted at the places
named : follows: Savannah, 4 discount 70 par
Charleston par 3-16 premium NewOrleans, par TO
SO cents for commercial and 81 30 premium Tor
bank; ST. Louis % premiums Chicago 70 cents dis
count Boston, 1Oa12i2 cents premium. Money at the
Stock Exchange ranged from TO per cent the prevail
ing rate being II per cent tirstclass comnlereiAi
pape passed at 3la 10 4l2 per cent
The foreign exchanges were quiet the week through
and early developed such weakness that
rates sterling reduced 2 cent; later there was
a friner tone the market but rates are UNCHANGED
and az business done the basis OF "a 81
and 81 SO respectively for long and short sterling
The Bureau OF Statistics has made ts report Tor the
foreign commerce Of the country for the first month
ynly-of the Governments fiscal year. The exports OF
merchandise the month Of this year show decline
fron the month Of July, 1884, of SS500OOO while the
decline in imports ia only S6,100.000 hence the
excess of imports for the month OF THIS year
IS s2,7O0,OO6 greater than 1t was for
the month Of 1884 Compared with the
month of 1888 the exports declined S1sOOO,OOO and
the imports 81 600 Tho specie movements OF all
three Wears small but for this year there was an
excess exports against excess OF imports for each
of tue preceding two years which makes the com
parsOn OF the net balances less unfav0rabe Tor bis
year. The comparison for three years is as follows
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