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Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
Mckinley interviewed.

CANTON, o., Nov. 5.-Major Mckinley,
in the course of an interview today said !:
"The Ohio Republicans and l accept
the result as indicating that this stat te
stands by the Republican party in full
faith in its protection principles as en-
bodied in the tariff law; and more than
this, Ohio stands as she always has, in
favor of full dollar and sound cur
rency." fiN
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
Rocky Ball.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Oakland and
Sacramento played careless and unin-
teresting game, the former winning by
q score of to 4. Parrott pitched the
first four innings for the Sacramentos,
and was hit hard. Rustin then pitched
the game out. Sacramento errors cost
them the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
A SECOND TEMEsCAL.
Another Rich Deposit of Tin Ore in San
Diego County.

Another Rich Deposit OF Tin Ore in San
Diego County.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 5.--Last July War
rem Wheatly located some deposits of
tin ore on the eastern slope of the La.
guna mountains, sixty-five miles east OF
this city. He has been engaged
in prospecting and in making prepa-
rations to develop the mineral.
Today he returned with quantity of
ore which local assayer says runs over
56 per cent. tin. Mr.. Wheatley states
that the deposit may be traced by crop
pings for over two miles, and that nine
locations have already been made. A
four-horse wagon is now on the way
to the city with load of ore which
rivals the Temescal product. San Fran
cisco capitalists have promised to de-
velop the mine.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06

A Suit fits well and proves Fine Tail
oring when selected from the large New
Stock Of H. A. Getz, 125 West Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
THE FUGIrrvE PREsIDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Seior Claudio
Vicuna, who before the close Of the late
war in Chile, was elected as successor to
Balmaceda, but who is now refugee
from his country, left the city this after
noon for New York, accompanied by his
sons. The entire party will sail for
Europe Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
Vt -INEVV oTNFN
IS THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY In THE WORLl

in
and has doneth The emog good.
assets exceeding millions of dollars.
retiring other
policy payments the next
companies in the world
'- So
has shown results profits policies already paid contracts
January members and
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS MORE than
all the orgh
approached other
the most liberal aud profitable
iea life and endowment policies address, giving date BIRTH
PACIFIC CAIu,
24 Broadway. Telephone
ALBERT THOMAS, MANAGER. DOBINSON vETTER
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
PREsIDENT-ELECT MoNTT.

The election as president of Admiral
Montt is hailed with much enthusiasm
on all sides, as he is popular with all
classes. 1t is believed that with the in
stitution of the government, the ques-
tionsnow at issue between Chile and
the United States will be more calmly
discussed, and that the outcome will be
satisfactory to both nations.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06
CHILEAN CONSPIRATORS.
A PLOT AGAINST THE JUNTA DIS.
COVERED.
The Main Object the Assassination of
Col. Canto-A Refugee in the United
States Legation Implicated-The Itata
Arrives at Valparaiso.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 5.-Santiago has
been startled by the discovery of con-
spiracy against the government, with It's
center in that city and ia branch at
Bnenos Ayres. 1t is alleged that 81, 2,OOO,-
900 has been subscribed to carry on the
plans of the conspirators. Senior Juan
McKenna, one of the political refugees
in the United States legation, is accused
of being the chief party in the move
ment. The other principal persons con-
cerned are said to be officers formerly
under Balmaceda, but now on parole.
OBJECTS OF THE CONSPIRACY.
The main object OF the conspiracy is
said to have been the assassination of
Colonel Canto, commander of the con-
gressional land force. 1t is said that
dice were cast to decide who should kill
him, and it fell to the lot of Lieutenant
Colonel Gandarillas, of Balmaceda's
army, to do 80. The exposure of the
plot is said to have been due to the fact
that one of the conspirators repented of
his completely in it, and informed Bar
ras Arana, the we'll kown Chilean his
tOIiHu. DcIOT ATdud udu6 Known Un0
facts to the government, Lieutenant
Colonel Gandarillas was arrested and
taken to prison. The police are now
devoting all their energy to unraveling
the plot.
PROMINENT PEOPLE IMPLICATED.
Great indignation prevails both at
Santiago and in this city. 1t is said
people in prominent circles are impli-
Gated. and that the conspirators to the
number of forty-five met at house
owned by Seilor Cullero. The conspir-
acy had progressed so far that commit
tees had been formed to carry out
different parts of it. 1t is reported that
ex-Generaf Velasquez was also one of
the prime figures in the plot. Prepara-
tions had been made for conjunction
with Balmaceda's friends in Buenos
Ayres. Minister Gerrero has received
threats from them.
Minister Egan says there is not the
slightest truth in the report that Sefior
McKenna was engaged in the conspir-
acy, or that any other political refugees
at the United States legation were con-
cerned in it.
THE ITATA ARRIVES AT VALPARAISO.
The steamer Itata arrived at Valpa-
raiso yesterday, and her officers and
crew were most heartily received by
the population.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-06

Ask for the Agnes Booth Cigar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

ditional $4,000 consolidated mort -age bonds. max
In tue total amount listed s2T.47l, COO.
Illinois Central Ralr%oad-additiona 5000 shares OF
capital STOCK, a part OF an AUTHORIZED Increase OF
l35,4OO.
Richmond ard DanvilIe Rai,road-addricnal
$4,000 equipment bonds, making amount listed Sl'
81, 900.
The il. b. Clahin Company-thc different classes OF
vcrtbic. S7-o, 100 second preferred convertible, 81
O61,3O0 fir-t preferred and S3,l06.4OO Second pre-
fcIred nOn-conVcrtiblc and @3.l6J:JOO common stNoh;
Fort Worth and Rio Grandc ailway-S2,llS,o Do
first MORTGAGE . per cent bond. Application for inc
iisting Of the stock was denied.
Manhattan Railway-Sg. 300 900 consolidated mort.
gaze ! per cent bonds Of an authorized issue OF
Tho following securities were sold at auction at the Real
Estate Exchange and Auction Room, Limited. by ADRIAN
" 81 900 seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern Railway first
mor'.ace 6 peg cent coupon bond, Gre AUGUST l. 1871 ioi'
100 shares Centennial sapphire Mining Co., Esmeraida
20 io6 siarcs' Plrmas National Quartz Mining Co., Plumas
500 shares Rocker Silver Mining Co.. Jefferson County
" 1000 shares Silver Nugget Mining Co, Marleora
iS3} .haies' New.York. New.iIaycn and Hartford Rail-
i"' 20 shares Third Avenue Railroad Company, 2s2ia.
10 shares Edison General Electric Co, JOB.
100 shares New-Yort and Cuba Mall steamship Co.. w.
, shares Ncw-NOrk Concert Co.. 10. -
% Siarcs Edison Electric Illuminating Company
= III sharcs Brooklyn City Railroad Company 17oia.
shares Tnitrd stats Trust CO.. s112
90 shares Holland Trus; Co, 2172.
. 7o sha ,Eo, c02 Y5fiGMs, I HrG1l%sg Y panE 40 @oo.
loo shares Brunswick CO.. 16's.
3 shares Howard Insurance. CO., : Iot No. oc,,
. .haIca Nassau National Banl, Of r%rooklyn, 27O2..
5shaIes Nassau Fire Insurance Go. OF Er9oNly@i LOO
500 Nassau Gasllght Co. OF Brooklyn registered GER
s3o.o6o United Electric Traction Co. G per cent bonds,
- 10000 United Electric Traction Co. G per cent bonds,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

WHAT WAS sDoNE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Feb. 2j-p. m.
An increase in the volume Of business was
followed by a decline in prices a the stock EX-
change to-day. Tie movement was led By Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy, which fell about ? per
cent and closed without recovery. Excepting
St. Paul, which was exceptionally firm. the other
Granger shares were weakened by the free selling
of the leading stock. There was no news affecting
the values of Western railroad properties, aside
from the reported earnings Of tie St. Paul Rail
road for the third week in February, which
showed a substantial and unexpected increase.
A.tclison fell about l per cent, and its income
bonds were pressed for sale, while Rock Island wa5
heavy. and Union Pacific and Northwestern were
not materially changed. The coal stocks yielded
in a stubborn sort Of way, and New-Jcrscy Cen
trail fell . per cent on small offerings. The con-
spicuous exception 10 the general movement was
Pacific Mail, which closed at its highest price, after
an advance Of nearly . per cent. The cause was
the growing belief that Congress will pass the
Slipping bills, by which Pacific Mail viii be
benefited largely. 1t may not be predicted whether
the pending bills will be passed in their most
favorable forms, but the advantage tins company
would gain from such a result would De CqulNa-
lent 10 an annual dividend Of from ; 10 ) II per
cent. That the bills viii be carried through IN
some shape was admitted on ali sides.
The market was affected adversely by rumOrS
of financial troubles i'm London, but they Wee
magnified. even when they bad good fOnndatio..
The principal firm that was talked about. De
Murieta q Co.'s Interested in Argentine sccuIl-
ties, and was largely engaged in marketing the
O per cent railroad loan in 1881. in 1887 10 1899
in the Northern Central Extension and the Treas
ury conversion loans, and, Jointly with the Bar
ings. was concerned in 1889 in the negotiation
of the ! - per cent sterling loan. IT is under
stood that the firm has been assisted through
several fortnightly settlements recently. and that
il has realized on enough of its securities 10 make
an absolute failure improbable. The firm was not
interested in American railway shares, and the
other rumOrs, which presumably sprang from this
partial embarrassment, were proved TO be without
foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
XOTICE OF

HOLDERS or EONDS = the SOUTHERN, IN,
ctrrC AIIROAD COMPANY are hereby notified .hns
th n1t Is now in the hand. Of the under sie9ed Lr1 md y
-, tho marriage by which tho payment OF SAN i,Hu'
,.nr.a he sum W one Hundred Thousand D9InL,.
rold. which under the terms Of said morssige IA Hppn.. ~
= :. - r,drutn;ion or purchase ~ >aid hnDr-- aud that th-
uU",d.-r.lgnad NH receive sealed proposals at the Land onlee
:" - CouuauV. corner ~ Fourth and Town-oni st-., Shl
E.r,Eri.cn. f,r :hc surrender y said bonds untl y " oh
ETInu,nAy' he 10Th DAY Of March. 1881. ~. which tim
rr,ono,al, will bc opened. piopg.als u be .nd9iS'd, hiU,
ppostls ior Surrender Of the First Moitr1ge Honds soI.dnct ~
R,,ior Railfoad Company" The nght Is fserNou "
~ p p. e z. HikaiiSG rru';e'''
Gan FtancIsxc. February Il. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

CHARLES MORAN,
COHSFLGTS y. GOLD. COmmlttt
HFNRY X. MrHAItG.
C0T'NTY BONDS FOR SALE.

Nassau County. Florida, has voted an issue OF $500
bo,d, for the erection 81 a cOufL-hol.c. toWhlN ~ ~"
drbf. A,sr,,.d valuation about S+.C0O.OOo. bohus lu'
20 wears. plIVilcpc Of redemption ai."r 10 ear. res
Interest } pr cent. payabi. sr!ni-ahnualit IN Nr" ~
ma. vUI h.. received Tor above issue until noon, Mar u
- r-1i Eleht reserved TO reject any and ali, bds N
1o,,',tl1n furnished by and bids TO be addressed 10 80
=" VS1I EF tl.rk Of the Circuit Court for Nassau '''HltN,
t,rnandina.' Fla Endorse bids BIDS for the FuIch''o
~ Tt.ud.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

Among State issues Tennessee settlement IS
were in demand. and they closed rs per cent
higher at II. The only other business was in
Alabama. class 4. ut 100. OF city bank stocks,
Commerce sold 90 nj 1914 II. hanover 40 az
$50. and Western vi Al 100 81.
The general bond market was slightly morc
active, but the principal changes were fractional
declines. Atcili-On incomes were specially weak,
closing with Il loss Of 80 per cent, nj ~ -.
Reference is made 10 our full report OF bond sales.
Money OF call was somewhat dcaTcr. and a small
business was dove al , per cent. The ruling rate
was = l.? per cent. and a. this figure the supply
was. with a brief exception, ample.
The Clearing House settlement today was as
follows Exchanges, S1Ij,717, 014 balances. s.,
l04,G1j.
The Sub-Trcasury WAS debtor at The Clearing
House SG2s.1ls. Its MET gain on balance wa,
SG50,21G. made up BY Gains of Sfs9.2G5 currency
and Sl70.9jl coin. The days operations in
cluded Receipts. S}.103.s3t: payments. $!,lii,-
615; resulting in a general bnlance OF Sii2,ija-
0i7. consisting Of SlG3.719,G9j coin and $s,GG0,
252 currency.
The United States Treasury a. WASHINGTON re-
ccircd to-day Sil1,G1G National bank notes i3r
redemption.
The cuetoms receipts were $G74.Gj2, the internal
revenue receipts Slli,j03. and the miscellaneous
receipts Sb@i.@G0.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement rs follows:
Me- gold on land. ST. 3D.. 32G $1fG,1 30 fE3 Inc. eSll,Il5
Net silver on hd 2~0s25,C00 2I,I0o.32o lnc. @'9,'2o
N on h6and...... Gs53:oo G8sI. COS Inc. 2s,3cs
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

\ small sale Of 1 rer cents depressed the Gov
eminent bond market. although IL Was made II
the top price. The closing quotations were lower
AT these figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
financial Mcctlngs.

NETWORK, January 30, 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
y OTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
an any Company. VII, be held az the Office Of the com:
SImy III St Louis, Mo, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
MMafch next at . O'Clock a. m, for the election OF thirteen
D4lectors Tor the ensuing year, and for the transaction OF
NJ OufF business that may cone before SAID meeting.
me annual meeting OF the Board Of Directors Will be held
o. " Sane ofic" on "Wednesday. the 18th day Of March,
AT - o'clock noon.
IN, transfer books VIII be closed on THURSDAY. February
., az s O'Clock !. IN. aud rcOpened on THURSDAY. March
- a. 10 o'clock a. m. JAY GOULD. PRESIDENT
a. u. CALEF. Secreta,v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
Oiul1cn> Notices.

~----------
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AID .TrERE HArrE RAILROAD
ii99 I5H%.{5, HFo NJ. 3. ,sor..
COCPONS due March l>t, 1891. IRON the
oHI.ei i0-i 10 Me 81 9oa a.lt the i ia5e' and qpS 2g. T Tsah / faf fgs5i
Se4pa@ WI b. la.a OF ani af,er that Cato AZ the
cAGG Dali. M s~IiAWSEEI6oWXT L H. rsr
,,M'Ei"A"t A. ~ ,-.., .rw
'" Isl 5 &5.ff5t..ldiG? E Us AND rADC'AH HALLWAY
II. 4. CROSBY. Assistant seaclIy,
~. L.. \. \ 4. If. X. X Co
COZ MBUH. HOOKING VALLEY MD To-
hhfPo EAIL%A1Hp G"NrrAXETiiEqEEr2TIA HDIulCc
'ny't. C. WATT; President.
%FTCHHUEG EAILEOAD COMPANY.
COCPON No. -. on Dcbentuic Bonds Of the
'o''aa, iio2iog Ipqn.' a q, "s,'rrn I;-iia 81 ' S65
altr March II. upon rre-"n'auon at tMr lanAing house OF
"0'"''s I''''.'' No. 10 nN, T. aaIIa.E:ASoN, Treasurer.
TIVE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURE
4 ING COMPANY. once o. the Tica,ur 10. 2#9 south
e., N,r:l9rh-At the u".la' i.'tu'- n. 'En,,.d "'nhii,.gi,l.
s9s'tif WIG" IT, dividend, Oh ur. .unf4cl
-.g Ls ha'nt Lon paid, a. q'"l'IF p''yGn nrri,r,Id
-: %, %c Urdu pa,2Oi "a a. ~, S Sas. GGi'A l'u "'N''
II o"!.1tE Slt,aldiy' FeSrna::y IS isyl. and reopen Monday
CHARLES c. BURNS. Treasurer.
Ncw.YorE, r,bsuaiy 20. lsol.
VHE edison ELECTRIC ELIMINATING
L CO. or NEW-YOEK.
Executive once. 10 and H.. Brad 30.
THE corrovs or THr rms NolIr|Ao! n4Np~
Z his Company. Ola" N1tHn ]. i-jl. VII. be phI AZ tia
O4-o On a"I after Monday, Ma.eh ~ 1.,.,.-
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No, = H%H@Alp"A{. o., ,so,
TWENTY-EIGIrTII DlViDLND-N q%'mr,erly
4 dividend o oa. aEi o1.hhI Iri ,'il
,,gh {. 4s ,.,,.lloT h. lo'li 81. q .''f.G; +. '.3 ,l.r.r book,
viii be- do,,d On Sunday, i'bUafy, -. az . ",rio'E'
Ill., m' "' : 'p. "'' ~ ". Nc%'mLlANS. Treasurer.
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miscellaneous

WANTED FOL: rtsH-Mnphc.ufor,' suo.lal,lcs ion
Addr.ss ". G.. HlCKOX 6 CO.. Chicago. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
flnantldl.
SALE or COUNTY BONDS.

SALE OF COUNTY BONDS. -
O S Commissioners Of Crock County; ,W Nn9 w1l
Hidcd for By an act OF the legislative, Assembly Of the
Territory (State) u Wyoming. approved March 1seS,
ana an act 10 amend and rcenact Section one ~ OF an
act authoTizing tn redemption OF county indebtedness ap.
proved March the 5un. 1e1O. and adopted. By the first
General Assembly OF the state Of wyoming. January, 1871.
Sealed bids viii be received by said BOARD OF County Com
missioner, until Il o'clock noon, on the 10th day or April.
1911; az their office In the city Of Sundance. County Of
tfoOA, state n Wyoming. and thcu opened IN the plesenc"
OF bidders or their representatives,. Bonds VIII b. Tor the
chtife indebtedness q said Crook County, amounting TO
10000; ten per cent Of the total amount to b. paid in
zen years fionl the date OF issue. and ten per. cent Of the
amount annually thereafter, until all Of said bonds are
pad. said bonds will draw interest at six 90 per cent
per annuu. PAYABLE ,emi.annualIy.
Security win be required OF the successful bidder for
Compliance. with. the trims o. his bid. Bond; VIII be
delivered about MAY 1t. 1891. The sad Board reserves
te right % reject any and all bids.
County. FREDERICK 4. BACON.
Glttest3 Chairman.
\. {. SETTLE.
Locall County Clerk.
IN PER CENT Warrants. any amount. good
w as nnv.rn-nnt Rnnds. WIFI Tor nartlcnlars and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
cr NEW.YORK, January. 20. 1891.
81 LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AMI SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
y WICE is hereby given that the annual
- Sec,ng, OF the stockholders Of the St. Louis. Iron
.AOuntNn au1 southern RAILWAY Company Will BE- held at
tne Office Of the company in st. Louis, Mo-. on TUESDAY.
te lOth day VI March next, at . o'clock a. M, for the
election u Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year. and for
thc, transaction OF any other bushes, that NAV come OcfOro
edlu meeting. The annual meeting Of the BoaId Of Dl.
I,ctors VIII be held at the sane office on Wednesday. me
4lth. DAY ~ March, at IL o'clock noon.
me transfer books Will be closed on THURSDAY. February
D, a. , o'clock .. m, and rcOponed ON Thur.dly, March
l., at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. JAY GOULD, President.
a. II. CALEF. Secretary.
a DNERTISFNENTS FOR THE NEW-YOKK TRIB-
1AiNL WILL BE RECEIVED AT HE UPTOWN
HtiiClS, Nc. 1.23S Broadway. corner Thirty.nrstst. f,
Ii'' EftulwgT. conner 2oth.st.. until . y. H.; 20 WcsG
INritF %'thld-~t, corner Sth-ayc.. lj2 Gth-ave. lJ3 Fourth
ave, conner Iortctrth.st. 700 Third ave-, corner Forty
%,eTenih1st. I.O2G Thirllvc., near ,SiNty.hrsCst. Los
ii.State, LOG Wcst Fcrty-,ccOrd-s st. 4. O92 Colunbu>aye..
LILO Nlnthoyc, cor. I'D. IT.. 90 LlbcrtySt. y Avenue \,
GSsf Ihtd,avcr and thc II NRLEI otFlCf. 1sO, East
,nN-linif d-and- twenty -nithrst. ~, 20 : D.. M. and FOG
Iates.
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Summer Resorts.
FEE;

In Eve. r,ir H9r--op Jflol, an 'i'-11' rrt'.
LnuI..I.l-: god -'Ib!ia-; - ulHHi Lon Nv
,nr. t.',n Oman e.. r.nrrtirt b' arpIItY'ut oI' -'l.
oa or,gn,.. ON o. before May J. ior pa.ucn'ar' c"I
a. 49, W,-t ODD.
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I'D PER CENT Warrants, any amount. good
Tferenccs. +. W. TRoUXCE. Box /. 53i, seattle. wash.
PEORIA. Ill, Feb. 10, 1891.
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BOSTON.
CHOICE 6 PER CENT. BONDS
AZ p.y .\D INTERPRET.

WE OFFER $4,000 or FIRST MORTGAGE RAIL
ROAD BONDS. FOR PARTICULARS APPLY AT
OFFICE SPOKANE FALLS AND NORTHERN RAIL
VIZ. Ig2 HEOADWAY.
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TrrorrAv rIXANcIAb MARKETS

1o.do,. Fob. -. p. NoiK; Icnn, lam NV
Obi, fI.f Dol or'casr Donf-. 80 '1mu"" "'
M'[icIl oIduar.. i7s II. Paul. common 'o''
rT".nr, a., discount in The oucn market for Oo;h Shoi'
.,I ,... months bill s., -. pc cent a-,,,
ann ,"-r.".j MI, were allotted to-day at an advance
Of, iLGd Yr r1uc'. ,.rtcs n o. francs 20
PA. a1N.r'0 CIpI' > l' '"'
Confines ,ur the aCr'un'. ,., ,h, p,pk az
T.. amount - bullion vino wv lo" N" mann "
r,...,d mi, Ialanrc to-day e. - $4,000.
'"Tar sI,.r B. quoted go aga o. ounce
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JAPAN-ChINA


s,earcrs Leave san francisco as follows;
prrGrC .IGasiay, March 10 ) D. m.
Thursday, April ,, 8 p m
90. ..Sa;mday, April 20 3 p. IN.
nrrD,Ir wednesday. May 20, ) y. in,
surelbry Appointcd-supcrior Accommodations
Reservation, can BE- made by letter or telegraph 10 anu
cabin plan, seen No 81 and 3+3 Broadway. Ae"'H0FA' OF
Room -, I.IA.oal Bt.lcus. san tl1aclsc9' -
' LELAND STANFORD. President
-, II cpOuNAN ,t.t.l Passenger A-c1t.
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"Trrasurv Nqplts
c ]rlaeca:ef 8! q o. D ?lc ~ 80 q Iae @ll29%%l3
Net cash blrccss1o: $50. 49, seo-.5 JIG - Inc. So, ~
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady.
Rates were not affected b. tie rImOTS Of trouble
in London. and while the market was firm there
was no important change in the quotations for
actual business, rs follows: Bankers bills, 81 -
and 81 81 81 respectively for long and short
sterling; French francs. j1S "a ard ZIG II !:
reichniarks, % - and o. IS.
In LONDON British cDnSols were n shade lower at
90 15-lG for morcy and % for account. The
Bank of England lost c1iG, 900 bullion on balance.
In the open market the rates for money were not
materially changed. Discounts were firm at about
? IS per cent, and balances were not much below
this rate. India Council bills were allotted a. an
advance Of l-lGd. per rupee, and bar silver rose
l2 to ~ sd. an ounce. American railway
shares declined in the early dealings. and after a
slight rally closed dull and irrernlar. At Paris
French ) per cents closed unchanged ~ $50.
The Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Com
pany offers at par and Interest first mortgage 6
per cent bonds.
Thr governing committed Of the Stock EXCHANGE
at its regular meeting today admitted TO dealings
the following securities
Cleveland, Akron AID Columbus Railway-an Issue
OF SGOo.CO equipment Trust and second mortgage
bonds bearing Il per cent interest.
Norfolk aud Western Eiilroah-qdditlOna S4G4 900
equipment mortgage bonds, making total amount listed
50 500. 900. Of which sum $4,000 has been retired by
the action OF The sinking fund.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad-thc bonds ~
the recognized company. SS.OGi 900 first mortgage
cent and $500 900 general mortgage I per cent
bonds. on which the punctual payment Of interest Is
guaranteed by the Southern Pacific Company. and
1905! 900 Il per cent ard S4il 900 4 per cent debcntnIc
bonds guaranteed. principal and interest, by the same
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
Amu5cments.
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