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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-30
FRENCH FRIENDSHIP For r USSIA.
A PRESENT FOR THE CZAREwITcH FROM THE
STUDENTS AT THE BREsT LYCEE.

STUDENTS At The BiNF4sI IIOT8I3'
Paris, oct. 20.-A telegram from Brest says that
the pupils OF the LycCe to-day went on board the
Russian warship Minin now at that port ana deIV-
cred to her commander bronze figure representing
French officer holding in his right hand sword ana
in his left hand the tricoor flag of France, the figure
being present sent TO the Czarewitch by the students
at that institution Upon the pedestal Of the bronze
satlettc were inscribed the significant words ouand
on Voudra." A free translation OF this inscription
would be " Ready and Wiling
Several speeches indicating the friendship OF France
for Russia were made during the presentation, which
WON d mp with enthusiastic cries Of 1--WE lie eZar,
NiVe Ia Russie."
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THE CAR LEAVES FREDENsBoRG.

Copenhagen, Oct. 20.-Tbc Gar, CEarlna and other
members of the Imperial family who have been MAX
Ing n visit at Fledensborg, the DANISH royal palace
near this city, started to-day board the Imperial
yacht Polar star for Dantzig, whence they viii pro-
ceed by train TO Lvada.
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Ismmeny has dismissed from public service who
were suspected Of bling unionsLs, Il raised 70
positions OF trust who proven traitors the
OF labor"
The circular is signed by the whole Committee
Political Action which consists OF men from all parts
the State.
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FOR SUPPLYING ARMS 10 cHrSSsK SOCIETIES

Shanghai, oct 20.-Mason, the Engllshman who was
charged with supplying arms to Chinese secret
ciety and who pleaded guilty to the charge to-day
sentenced TO nine months Imprisonment.
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go and has congregation 81 $50 members Their pas o.
Until lately the few Dr. d. c. wylle who IS in
charge OF the Scotch Church No. SO West Foureenth
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Rank OF ENGLAND's DISCOUNT RATE ADVANCED.
London, oct 20.-The directors OF the Bank Of Eng
land, at their meeting to-day, advanced the banks
rate Of discount from per cent to per cent.
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lew days later 1.-The Times" returned 20 the
charge IN an editorial leader and paid It's compliments
W us present allies in this fashion
h.. t1e Commissioner Of Public Works has apparently
% MS attention called TO the condition Of the eXcava-
Soas along the line Of the Third Avenue Railroad
epany, and has in turn called the attention Of the
and pHlg 10 that condition. 1t Is. indeed. melancholy
Gu ussfaceiu and Tire strange thing is not that Mr..
e,y sh0ud now be cXpostulatlng about Ii with the
kpoidloD responsible Tor il, hut That he should not
n,, eApostuated in sharp and peremptory fashion.
no. ago 1t IS equally Surprising that he should
ths pPs ago have demonstrated 70 some purpose with
n Diao"ay RAILROAD Company the state to which
Voc Drought the street that was the pride OF New
tran ah1 that is still very important conduit Of its
imn~... Inc Bowety anG Thrd-ave. form ali equally
S. conduit, and when these two arc both In
susrs t shlt up to traffic Il Is par enough that the
q the city must suffer serious injury. The
aabilty for tds injury rests chiefly with the De
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, June i-p iu'
After a double holiday there was little more
activity in stock speculation to-day. but the
character of the trading was not changed Europe
was a seller of stocks from the start, but In lear
that its purpose might be detected, its orders
were distributed among bear brokers. Another
bird has mot learned after long experience that to
bury it's head in the sand is not TO protect Its
body Aside from the selling for foreign account.
there was no special reason for decline in stocks
The engagement of million gold for shipment
was little thing, and a still smaller one was the
default in interest by the Toledo ST. Louis and
Kansas City Railroad. 1t is hardly possible that
the market was influenced by either incident. De-
cause in one case the delay was said to be merely
a formality and in the other the shipment may
be the very end of the export movement. Neither
incident was really worthy of notice. for IL ala
not divert speculative attention from us
constant regard of the crops Wall Street
apparently has made up its mlnd tha'
if European crops are poor and American
crops good there can be only one course 1or the
stock market In its estimation there can be no
other influences which will affect the market even
in the slightest degree. The constant seInng Oh
stocks that are largely held In Europe, cohse
quently, possesses no significance ana IS onseI ny
Gas and some of the Industrial stocks that nave
not yet been distributed. The business to.IEny
not much different from WnaI IL WAo on + IL
dav or any other day recently st. Paul, Union
Pacific and Louisville and Nashville furnished
more than one-haf of the total business, ana inc
declines in the two 1rst-named were ABOUT per
cent. Louisville and Nashville lost less than
per cent, perhaps because it led the decline last
week The active weakness in these shares could
hardly explain nearly equal losses in Lake Shore
and Northwest and the dull heay baeSn in the
Wabash preferred, while the declines in Lacka-
wanna, Pacific Mail and Missouri Pacific were in
expcable on any theory of European interest.
While the selling for foreign account was the con-
spicuous feature of the market, there are, plain
signs that prominent holders Of other stocks arc
not unwilling to part with them. This conclu
sion has been reached while money is in ample
supply on call and not inaccessible on long time
The closing was not at the lowest prices, but the
final rally was not confident
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds,
hut the market was firm In tone without material
change in quotations. small sale of District Of
Columbia 3-65s was at q considerable advance.
The closing quotations were as follows:
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John W. PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney lio Broad
% NJ : THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court

NINETY THIRD STREET.-Supreme Court
" NJ tho state OF Sew.YOrk, City and County OF New
Yor~CItizensi Savings Bank plaintiff against Joseph
Turner and others, defendant. No In
made in the aboveened action dated the eleventh day Of
Nav ISol and duly entered therein on the twelfth day OF
Nav 1891 l. the Undersigned the referee therein nomed
viii sell al bubble auction q: the Real Estate Exchange
in the city and county OF New York, the tenth day
NJ June 1881 at Twelve o'clock OF that day by
Richard " Harnett auctoncer the premises IN TOE said
Judgment mentioned aud therein describe as foiows
living and being in the 18th Ward Of the city Of New
YORK. An the County and State Of NewYOrk, and bounded
and described follows beginning o: point on inc
nnher aide OF Nnctythird Street distant hundred
of Tenth Avenue and Ninety.hird Street, and running
thence easerly and along the northerly side or Ninety
third Street feet thence northery and parallel
with Tenh Avenue, and part Of the way through party
southery side the former road lane commonly called
nthorps Lane thence nOrhwestety, along the sOuthcy
ado OF said lane seventeen feet and sxtenhs % an
inch more less 10 point eascTly rom Lhe easi
line measured right angles 10 the said ea'ta,y de
OF Tenth Avenue and thence sou:hery and parallel With
the said Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through
party wall, eighty feet more or less 70 the o therly
si GG D Being part Of lot. known and Distinguished
as numbers 30s map entitled Map Of lands in
the City OF New-York known as Elmwood, belonging TO
the estate Hermann Thorn deceased surveyed b.
81 the Register Of the City aud County Of NewYork
tin numbered PIC together With all the right ite
and OF the said parties OF the first part Of In and
to the sou:herly half part or the road or lane
as the same Is laid down on said map"
Dated New.York, May 10, 1901.
- CHARLES W. WEST, Referee.
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feqdl Notices

NJ EW-YORk SUPREME COURT, Trial City
~ and County Of New York-Henry o. Russell against
Merton +. Copeland.
To the above.named defendant
You are hereby summoned the complaint In
this action and copy Of answer on panth
attorneys within twenty days after the service OF this sum.
exclusive Of the dav Of service and In case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer Judgment will be against
default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New-York, MAY l. 1891
BLUMENSTIEL HIRSCH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Onlce and Postonice address,
800 Broadway, New-York CITY
To Merton F. Copeland, Esq ~
The foregoing Il served upon you by puDnca-
ton pursuant order OF the Hon George L. Ingraha
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the state Of New ork
dated the 23d day Of May 1891 and filed with the COM
plant in the Office OF the Clerk Of the City and County OF
NewYork in the County Courthouse In the City OF New
York, May IS 1891
BLUMENSTIEL HIRSCH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Postolice address,,
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NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY p lsolTwELvE
finantial,

pOND SALE.
ID Sealed bids arc solicited by The undersigned M 10
o'clock noon @ 1891, for the sale OF Forysx (40
One thousand $1,000 Dollar Railroad Aid hefundot
Bonds issued BY the Town OF Nation, in the COUNTY
OF Coles, and State OF Illinois July l, 1891, as provided
by Chapter One Hundred and Thirteen 13 Sections One
~ TO Eleven (11), both inclusive Of the Revised Stat
utes OF the State OF Illinois
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
For further particulars call address
CrIAS. E. RUDY, Town Clerk,
Nation, Ill.
ROUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers.
IA 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
Issue Letters Of Credit for Of Travellers.
Draw Foreign Bills
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financial Meeiinqs.

T,1lE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
OF fine Northern Railroad Company OF New-Jersey
for the purpose Of electng Directors the ensuing
VIII be he'd at the office Of the COMPANY at Engswood
The polls will remain open one hour.
o. A. RooRBACH. Secretary.
May o. 1901.
TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
~ New.York, 4547 Wall Street, May 20, 1S9l-An cleo.
ton for NINE TRUSTEES and Tor Three Inspectors Of
the next ensuing Election Will be held at the Office Of tho
Company the I'd day Of June next the first Tuesday,,
between the hours OF IL NJ. and p. NJ
HENRY L. THORNELL Secretary.
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TT { ENGINEER 0FFTCF. Army Building,

NeyvYork May 49, 1s9l.-Scaled proposals in trlpll-
cate viii be received at this Office until - o'clock aOon
IRON roof truss for torpedo shed at sandy Hook j. The
February 20 1855 and February 49, 1887 Vol %. page
382 Vol 2 and ana ali apply
tRe Undersigned g. L. GILLESPIE. Lleut'Col. OF En-
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'EX interest.
The business in State issues was limited to sale
of IS, 900 Alabama, Glass b. at l0s IA. OF city
hank stocks Metropolitan sold 800 at IL and
Western National (20) at 90 1-2al0O.
Railway bonds were almost unstable. The hnal
declines were generally less than per cent, con-
idcrinC the interest for the hafyear paid on many
issues but they hardly represented the condition
of the market. No large sales OF the bonds which
appeared TO be the strongest could have been made
al the prevailing prices. If some issues suffered
smaller losses than the others the fact proved only
rho Greater strength of few syndicates. 1t is en-
tirely unnecessary to specify instances Reference
is made to our full report of bond sales
Money on call was extremely easy. Renewals
wore made at per cent and early loans at LA
2 ner cent Before the close the supply Of avail
able funds was so great that balances could not be
placed at 1-2a2 per cent. ..,,...o
Tho Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges 1921, 057, 662; balances, 1921 ,63l.
The b-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S4sl,941. Its net loss on balance was
S445, 1884, made up by losses OF III currency
TIE DAYS operations included Receipts, 81 81, =
413 naymentS 50 COZ, 747; resulting in general
balance of S14s,34O,012; consisting OF Sl32,365,-
1913 coin and Sl5,974,2l7 currency rene
The Treasury bought 2l6,OOO ounces or silver
bullion NJ prices ranging from 81 to 81 Ia cents an
onnce The offerings amounted 10 556,OOO Nnces,
bnf The prices that were rejected were not made
public. c.-..- ,,....,.,, .. yvoshi,o+or ro-
ceived today S434 500 National bank notes for re-
demptOn. e,,o.r,- a., luton
nal revenue receipts Sl,V@o,@oV' anu 'le "iscei-
laneons receipts Sl76,544.
ro-dav,s Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows oo runo, n,co,orco.
, hand NAY S, q as s1ss ocs Inc
Net silver on hand 22999,7o7 2ssi09s0 Inc. Sl7222
Net b lsSSl tenders 1oes72o 177asOO Inc 1850
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Dipi0eno Notifies

OFFICE OF THE
CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. May 20. 1891
coupons from the First Mortgage Bonds of
~ .he Chattanooga Southern Railway Company, due
June VIII be paid and after that date at he Central
Trust Company, 81 Wallst, New-York City.
FRANKLIN HARRIS Treasurer
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY
l. RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Coupon due June /, 1891 the First Mortgage
Bonds Of ths Company will be Td at the Bank OF North
America, No 25 Na.saust, New-York City, on and
ISAAC W. WHITE, Treasurer:
OFFICE OF
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CO.,
80 wALLST., NEw.YoRK May p. 1891:
THE COUPONS. due June l. 1891, OF this
Il Comp,ny's FIRST MORTGAGE -Four per cent bonds
will be paid at and after maturity at the office OF the Gen.
H. b. HENSON Secretary
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s15s. 25o. o95 s15s, 756. $50 Inc. 500, AZ
% 62I. 6G7 2S.447.1f4 Der. ia 523


Net cash balance $3.50 s7se oo 1887 Inc SPAS
There was little doing in the foreign exchanges,
for il was not a steamer day. Rates on both Lon
don and the Continent were firm. however. and the
engagement of a million gold for shipment did not
relieve the market. There was no change In quo
te,ions for actual business Bankers bills,
Ash and 81 SO Ia respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs 52O 5os and ol7 l-2
In London British consos were e. lower "a, at
Tie account. The Bank of England gained f305,-
600 bullion on balance. The open market rate
for money was maintained ut per cent and bank
ers' balances were frmer at 3 Ia and l-2 per
cent. There was no change in the price OF bar
silver which was quoted steady at a lad an
ounce American railway shares were dull. but
they declined from the opening and closed without
rally. At Paris. French 3 per cents rose from
al 10 10 95 O5 although sight exchange on London
was unchanged at 253l l-2 francs 10 the ster-
ling. ~ ~ Nan vi- 49,, ,y;a
der Peabody a Co; Of Boston. apnounce that
NV will purchase State Of Massachusetts per
onny sterling bonds due in London July /. prior
r. Juas Id on . - Yer cant basiA
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CI7pRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW.YORK. Elizabeth McCleery. az guardian &C.
against Joel B. Smith and oherS-In o. uas
above entitled action in the office Of ms Clerk OF the
CITY and County Of New-YOrk, the 2Nh day OF APRIL
1881 l. UNDERSIGNED the referes in said Judgment
named will sell az public auction at te keal Estate
Exchange and Auction Rooms. Limited, Ngmeer; 20 to
az Lberty-sreet the CITY and County e. New-Gork on
Monday The 1T cav Of June ls9l at Y o'clock noon BY
lanes C. Labor Aucfionecr the premises ~ s,d ludc
ment mentioned and described follows All those two
certain lots pieces or parcels n lind situate ylng ana
beinr I'm the Twfutvthird Ward OF the City and County
Of York the Town OF IoFrsania 10 the
County Of and State a. New York and which
taken together. bounded and described as follows
Beginning point in the westerly line OF EageaEenue
distant iy feet souhery from the corner formed by ne
Intersection Of the westerly line Of E1Reayenue WIN he
souhery line One.hnnd ed and sixty N street thence
running westerly parallel with Onehundred thir
street hundred feet thence southery latae win
sixty third ct, pne hundred feet 70 w.
laid westerly line Of Eagleayenne and thence hormery
aud along said western line Of Eage-avenuehy eet u
point place ~ beginning. be the sald several
dimensions more less -
''D .IICiARD II. CLARKE, Referee.
JOHN {. WEST. Plaintiffs Attorney,
200 Broadway. y Y. city. -.
foregoing sie n hereby adjourned 70 June Y looi
al the sane hour aud place.
New.York, June i, 1s9l. - - .-- ..
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pOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Wednesdays and saturdays OF our large ana
commodlous mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdaip
calling both Mays a. Bouiogne landing passengers
within 80, hours OF Paris and London
saloon rates s55 70 $40. Second cabin. sS5 Special
through London. Excursion tickets on favorable
terms. Some GOOD cabins still left.
OLDHAM. June 0, 80 a m. faasdsm june ID 80 an
Dicam. June TO- 8 a. m. Anst rdan June 20, a.
sor lGstratea gslae ,s~,es So pagps a. x.w.v.
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JOHN W. PRISON. Plaintiffs Attorney. 1io Broadway
Y.
NTNETY-THIRD STREET.-Suprcme Court

INETY-THlRD STREET.-Suprcme Court
~ OF the State OF NewYork, City and County OF New
YOrkcltIzens Savings Bank plaintiff against
pursuance efa Judgment Of and sale
made in the aboveened action dated the eleventh day OF
May 1891, end duly entered therein on the twelfth DAY
OF May, 1891, l. the undersigned, the referee therein
named. will sell a: public auction a, the Real Esa.s
Liberty Street NewYork, the tenth day
OF June 1901, twelve o'clock Of that day, "
Judgment mentioned and therein described a. follows
IAN that certain lot piece Or parcel o. shS, SIgS.e'
in the County and State OF NewYork, and bounded and
ery side OF Ninety third Street distant hundred and
two feet eastcry from the noheaStey corner OF tenth
Avenue aud Nlnety-thrd Street; and running thence
eastery, and along the northerly sde OF NheW.thru
with Tenth Avenue and part OF the through party
wall ephtv.sN feet eight inches, lcss, n the
southerly side Of the folmer road lone. commonly
called Apthorps Lane thence northwestery along the
somtheriy side Of aid lane, feet and three
slXoenths OF an inch or less, TO point castery
from the easerly side Of Tent Avenue two hundred and
two feet on line measured ~ right angles to The eas
side Of Tenth Avenue and thence souhey, and parallel
with ths sad Tenth and part Of the through
marty wall elghty.sevcn feet four inches more or ess.
70 The northcry side Of Nne'ythd Street at the point
or place OF beginning. Being part OF 10y known and
di.tnruishcd as Number 800 map entitled MAP ~
lands in the CITY OF Ncw-York known as 'Elmwood.
belonging 10 tie OF Herman Thorn, deceased sur
viewed by james T. Serell CITY surveyor, and MED IN
Office Of the Register Of BE city ara Couny OF New
York IN tin case numbered 2lB, together with all tho
right title and Of the said parties Of the first
Iart Of in and the southerly hall part Of the said
road or lane the NJ the premises above descrhd
commonly called APSrp ape DOWN rgnn ON aa mep centre
Dated New-York, May 10. ls0l- -, ,,,rs,, r,.
JOHN w PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney i4o Broadway
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 1, :45 p. m-Beef and pork In
poor demand. Hams and bacon-The demand Is I'm
proyIng Cheese-The demand Is improving; new
American finest white and colored, steady at ASS
Cottonseed oll-LverpoOl refined. dull at 21s 3D. Tai
low~There is no demand Turpentine and rosin in
fair demand Lard-spot and futures in poor demand
prime Western, spot and June. steady at ;2s July
Door demand Corn-Spot and futures in fair demand
mixed Western, spot and June, steady at IS "a July
steady AT IS Id: August, steady at rs 3-4d.
Hons al London-Pacfc Coast, there Is nothing offer
ing Receipts Of wheat for the last week from Atlantic
nogts IL 100 quarters from Pacific ports, none from
other sources $4,000 quarters. Receipts of American
corn for the last week. 16, 800 quarters.
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SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TR0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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PIaintiTs AttOrneYS,
Onice and Postollice address,,
800 Broadway, New-York CITY
NINETY, THIRD STREET Supreme Court Of

L
~ the state Of New-Yok. City and County OF New;
Turner and others administration No IL IN puFNl-
OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale made In tn
above entitled action, dated the eleventh day OF May 80
and duly entered therein the twelfth doy OF May lS2
public auction the Real Exchange and Auction
Room Dlmited Nos 80 to 81 Liberty Street in the CITY
and County OF NewYor the tenth day OF June, 1871
at II o'clock OF that day by Richard Harnett
auctoneer, the premises IN The said Judgment mentioned
and therein described as follows:
lying and being in the FIN Ward Of the City II New:
York. In the County and State OF York, and bounded
and described follows: Beginning at point on the
nOrthery side Of Ninety third Street distant one hundred
OF Tenth Ninety third Street, and running
thence eastry and along the norhery side OF Ninety
feet thence northerY and para c win
Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through party wall
eightyeicht feet less 70 the southely SIDE oi inc
former road or lane commonly called ApthOrps Lane
hrre-slNteenths OF Inch more or
less point eastPriy from the eastcry side OF Tenth
Avenue hundred and sixty eight feet Inc inca 'ued
at right angles to said castery side Of Tenth Avenue
cighty-eight and eight inches more less TO the
northerly side Ninety third Street the point place
Of beginning Being part OF lots known and dl,tin-
guished as Numbers 307 and 30S map entitled MAP
Of lands in the City Of NewYork, known Is Elmwood,
belonging TO the estate Of Herman Thorn deceasd sur
vcvd by James T. Serre CITY surveyor and nled IN the
office OF the Register the City and County OF Newly
I'm numbered PIG, together with all the Hght tue
and Interest said parties OF the first part or in and
TO the southery half part OF the road lane IN the rear OF
Lane running 70 the centre line thereof as the same IS
laid down said map" =. ,.o,
D"'eu 'c"'iVA' CHARLES w. WEST. Referee.
MA nraad
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN F1NANCIAL MAHkEIo'
London, June /, p. m.-Consols. "a Ills ex.
interest for money ard "a 1916 for the account
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgage
bonds, 80; Canadian Pacific. 7s IL; Erie 20 Ia
ing 16 IS; Mexican Central, new per cent bonds,
IA
Money, IL per cent.
Paris advices quote per cent rentes at 95 francs
confines for the account and Exchange on London
at % francs 81 IL confines for checks.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day is E305 600
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ID ROPOSALS For ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

Il National Armory, Springfield, Mass, May 90 1891
Sealed proposals in tripcat viii be received until IL
O'Clock m on TUESDAY, JUNE 80. 1851, FOR furnishing
noder forage gunbarre and other Steel iron castings
Charcoal, lumber hardware supplies stationery paint;
nut gun stocks ETC. during the fiscal year ending June
co. iS0a Printed lists OF supplies needed, with fun in
Col A. l. BCFFiNGTON ord Dept U. S. A. Com