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New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May %, 1891.
Friday, May 22-p. m.

frlday, MAY EE-P' III.
The energy displayed by the stock market TO-
day was merely sign of its latent strength IL
was the popular opinion that shipments OF gold
had ceased, and although the actual exports were
altogether So 800, 900, they merely marked the
end of the outward movement. The demands OF
European countries were said to be fully sup
piled, and to support the statement it was re-
ported that the Bank of England had lowered its
premium on American gold. Further evidence was
afforded by the eager buying for European &C
count, which was encouraged naturally by the
handsome crop prospects. st. Paul LED the move
ment and the transactions in it were nearly one
third Of the total business Other Granger shares,
which are unhappy by not enjoying an lnterna-
tional market, were equally strong, and as the
buying could not have been for Europe the sug-
gestion that it was for Chicago account was at
least credible. The coal stocks advanced with
much spirit on the explanation that the relations
of the companies could not be disturbed by the
shifting of the Coke Brothers traffic 1t is hardly
necessary to add that few industrial stocks
moved in sympathy with the general market.
The advance in prices may have been some
thing more than turn in the speculative kaleido-
scope. The buying by brokers with foreign con-
nections may have been for European account
and the activity and strength of the Granger
shares may have been on a newly aroused appre-
citation of the importance of bountiful crops. 1t
is of course within the range of possibility that
the buying at both places on orders from
New-York. 1t must be admitted that the char
acter of the speculation was not materially
changed. The rise substantial, however, and
if il caused a reduction in the outstanding short
interest, there was no reason TO suppose that this
interest had been fully liquidated. On the con-
trary, the advance encouraged selling for the
short account although it demonstrated scarcity
of stocks. The closing was not ot the highest
points, but il not lacking confidence.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds continued TO be neglected
and bids for a few issues were reduced slightly.
The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
OFFICE OF THE
t4FI. ( IffsDN DayE nam HnID
OFF lCt
NORFOLK AND WESTE.


NORFOLK AND WEsTERM III ~, RAIbRoAD CoMPANY'
THE STOCKHOLDERS at their annual meet,
ing, held May 1891 having authorized the issue Of
50 900 shares Of Preferred Capital Stock be from tine
require and the Trustee Compamy's Oneundr.d
Year Mortgage holds 10000 OF Preferred Capital
Stock for purposes specified In the sad Mortgage, but
Druary for the construction OF Conpany's Ohio
tension Board OF Directors Of the Company. at
meeting held May 9Th 1891,
Resolved That TO provide portion OF necessary
capital for imptoyemeats. additions snd equipment r..
roperty and the Accommodation OF Il. irac and also
Tor The work upon the Ohio Extension and
Comi.on shareholder Of the Company OF record May goth
1891 be given the right 10 pnrchose ut s52 80 per snare
preferred stock In the ratio Of u shares for every
100 shares OF stock registered In their May 20h
1891 .., -, - -. a.. .-.,
1901 at p. and may be exercised at the oce OF t
Tressurer o. the Company in PhladePha at tho onlee
Of Messr.. Vivian GRAY & Company Londoq correspond.
Jhrogmoron Avenue London. England and at the Office
OF Mnat~chsppj tot Beheer Ent
Amerlkaansche FQndsen, opgergt door Broes Cos
nan, Ten Have Van Essen en- Jafman & Z0o1en u
Amsterdam in Amsterdam.
$40 pr share Tu.t aeeomIsny the acceptance Of the
an June 1e 1891 when certificates Will be ready Tor do
livery Assignable receipts win be given for the 1Tst
payment but must DC surrendered when tllaid certh
catrs Of stock delivered. SubseFpton blanks and
oms for assg9meAt Of nights can be obeinsd at any Of
- Transfer books win close May eoth and reopen May
2sth 1891 WILLIAM @. AAcpoWILL. Tfsasurer
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
Number OF niles. 319 10 ..o ca
Second week in May. S45.0s3 S95,g5S 10 SS99S
Jan. / to May H.. 9O5,1f5 1,15al60 llIzofe
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND sPRrNGFIELp'
Numl er OF miles,. l03 l05 q, tSS nes
Second week in May. s.7s2 Sasi0 ~ S1ees ees
Jan. 1 N May 1t. 07,170 13S,0IO lO''oVo
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Sni% Number or Of miles s s.o Sid ss.so5 S s7sS4
Jan. 10 May H.. 1Gf7,52t 1G40,3s2 i'So''iSo
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Second week May .... s1js796 slAL653
Jan. / to May IL. ...... o,796,257 2,ota,l22
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI.
Number OF miles,. 623 023 O23
Second week In May. ss0.O57 eeo,013 seI,I.s
Jan. to May H.. I373476 1,455,0T5 I447S2O
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwESTERN.
Month r Of April. SSe s2.2oso2e So o2sis
Jan / to April 3d.. OD04 ,794 772OC37 1867, 556
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
For the week 1889. 1890. 1871.
Entered port 81 1927 ,SS8 s2a31,O00 s1,7it,43S
Thrown or the market. 1497,o3o 2os9,2l5 10s2'13o
Entered at the port. SO 53s ss5 ess2o2is 523n,12s
Thrown the market co, ,3l6.437 G,aia,62e G,o5o6l
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
Goparincrship Notltes.

ID OBERT j. ANDERTON.--Certfcate of the
III formation Of limited partnership We. the under:
signed desrous Of forming limited Iartnership qndsr and
hereby crfy First That che name or arn under which
such copartnershp TO be conducted Robert Andcgton
OF the business Intended
10 transacted Is dealing In painters and decorators
supplies and m0nufa cting buying and selling
ali of goods and merchandise qppertaininR
to said business Third Tha, the names and residences
Robert J. Andertoa who resides at No 2i5 West 18th.
and aph + And:ston whoTesdss at Fodhom In the ely
said Ralph L. Anderton e, hos contributed the sum Of
Fifth That the period at which the said partnership is
which 1t will terminate the first day Of May, 1898
Ton, RALPH L. ANDERTON.
CITY and County Of York, ss.
on ,,he arst day Of May 1891 before me personally
and known t9 me % be the individuals described n
scsnowede,d I'd that they executed the same. JOS. L.
KEHOE. Notary Public (No. II, n. Y. Co.
City and County OF New York, S..
Robert J. Anderton, the general partner named In The
above certificate being duly sworn says that the sum Of
been contributed by Ralph L. Andeton the special
good faith paid in cash. RoPT. J; ANDERroN Sworn
Notary Public (No y, y. Y. Co.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
= EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrtandt and Des.

PASSENGEK TKAINS leave loot Of C0fuandt and Des'
pIos'e' rs % for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
3 10 A. M for Geneva Lyons, Emira, Rochester But.
,aio aUd the West PotsYle and principal local points
Chair car 20 Lyons and Pullman car 70 suspension Bridge
N"S' m Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
=, - e.on m Tor Elmira and intermediate points.
N m FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
=. Gunkhannoek. Connection 70 Reading and Harris.
burg. -. .rd n r,nc,,on and D.inoto., ,n,.r
o2,a,s points Chair 70 l.. and %. Junction
30 T. M for Pottsylllc and intermediate points Chair
cur 20 n M for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
ronnsctibn 10 Heading and Harrisburg
" M for Geneva. Lyons, Enira. Rochester Buf-
tale and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus
peToi Toins leaving at $40 a. H. II 80 m, D. M and
.sn ~ m connect all points In Mshonoy and Hazel
'on e""i i's' SUNDAY TRAINS.
gin a m for Maueh Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
coots and ii a. m. fog Shenandoah and intermediate
points. - ,,,.A c,,n. an. ,n,.r, .A,.,o ,,o,,,,
o0 N m FOR Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester, Buf
taIo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension pt.asg G@peral Eastern omec 2s5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

N EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY2Trains leave West 42dst as follows
twenty minutes earlier from iGpt Of 80 M
Oneida, oswege' ohIsasq tso u n for camgSel HsII
,owM' Liberty Walton Oneldn, Central square, oswego.
Rochestsr, yiagara Fails Dstrols csiessc 81. LSus
,ne.tah,es s2S Broadway. J q. ANDERSON. Gen0I !
Passenger Agent IL Exchange Place. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
Dipl6en> Notices.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
TREASURER'S OFFICE, no. II BROAD-ST.
.. EEW;YORK, May 81 1891.
A DIVIDEND OF ONh DOLLAR PER
IA SHARE has this day been declared the preferred
stock Of this Company for the quarter ending March 81
1891 payable July ID. 1891 holders
-. 1921 The transfer books of the preferred will
close at o'clock June H. 1891 and remain closed
until 10 o'clock m julie CO. 1901. BY order OF the
Board OF Directors.
GEORGE S. BAXTER. Treasurer.
THE STANDARD GAS LIGHT COMPANY
i OF THE CITY OF NEW-YoRK, . CORTLANDT-
tcrly dividend Of one AND oyE-QukRrER PER CENT
for he quarter ending March 81 1891 has this day been
Company, payable on June stockholders record
3 o'clock 2. m. Nav %, 1891
Transfer books will be closed from o'clock May 25
TO 10 q. June 2, 1891.
BY order OF the Directors.
FERDINAND McREIGE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
CENTRAL II. R. OF NEW-JERSEY.
kOOL OF LIBI.hI -oI, NONIH H VI 11h
nm. Ilnnlp N MAY MN lS0l.

EOoI Oh LIBl3kri 81, NORTH %IVEA
.:so a. m .Ds for Ea:soS Maqeh 6Aunk wnksssar.s
spssPS fnsSSFg On an aSE fo
Mo9eh Chunk ty wkesSaTfs na and s6saN% scsnt
100 a. NJ. for Easton and Maueh Chunk. On Sundays.
F's's @'?sa Sanq5 aaa sl%sd
sSs@6 sSsnn2n Baaba siGbas iH TSroSA
a" 90 p H. for Eason Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg RGs S S.o ausS sHe eGpk and fanq FOl
V oS 5 m for Eason Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg wGcsbaFre. Scranton. Tamaqua, POttsvs Shame.
tSSSS M % toS iST Eascn % Msueh CHUNK Reading Harris
burg 80 s. S suffaayf FOR Easso s. an ana p
Fof AaRteo Hgnlana@s &c. e 49, ~ rs I:1S n5 M,
FSr HHs.SoS C 3. 45 sqPftIh 49, II s Es n 80 &c.
~ and point; 'oqt9 Do o fo0' %
saaaay S s Keep p Ocean and AsSSy
ga1s 49, sGS l1'1S 10 100
'-V' FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4i45 s.15 a. m, 80, 20 p. m. Sundays, 100
Toms 81 Be 20 e15nfs' PaSs saad.S Sad RosGSnssa oG ~
For Atlantic City. Vlneand aud BrldgstOn. at 4;45
Ti For Mon%oaA so nj Beach and seaDrghs a, Sis m
'''' - SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
PEh E sana H22T Or tsac SssSsb
Mop%outh Us Beach Long Braach E5eron Ocean rsve
xsbury Park and Point Pleasant at 10 As m. As D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROlA BLUE LINE.
40 90 80 90, 100, 00 80 ~ l5 night.
sC%DAYs 100. 10 $50, ii 80 a. In :OO, SSO, 700.
90 7. M, u 10 nHhI In, -. n M :, on ~,
Di1na Gar a. M, 100 $50 Dining Car, 100 p.
l. taIns leaving at 49, II 80 M 80, oo 100
40 D. m II Is night lexcept saturday hight Sundays
80 :0o 900 D. M. have connection for Reading. Hlr
i'Psk E6, SUP R9tSSysd ,Siy asd @ampo y Philadelphia at 75
A. m Il 80 buffet ParloE Carls Z ;So D. m l2:l5 mid
rtckSts and Paor.Car seats can be procured at H.
III 2Ci. 40, 9i4, lisQ S2S bt9adway 7S7 9thave:
Fcoart'st. $50 Futon-st. oS Drssixay. Brooklyn.
Kew.York Transfer Company " II call for and check
baegsg ge from hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
BaHkefs ano Dr. okers
financial Gleetln1s.
AcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
MItLs BUILDING, 35 wALL-ST..
EEW-YoRK, May 10, 1891.
TIE FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEET
Il ING Of stockholders OF the PACIFIC MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY Will be held at the Office OF the con pany
35 Nal.st. (Mlls building in the city OF NewYoIk, on
WEDNESpAl the 27th day o, May. 1901, between the
hours OF IL neon aud o'clock for the election OF D
rectors and the transaction such business
properly come before IT, The transfer books Of he company
VII close at the onicc OF the Union Trust Company on
Monday, the 18th day Of May 1901 at o'clock m and
VIII reopen on Thursday May 2s 1891 az 10 o'clock M
w. II. LANE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
financial Glettions.

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
~ New.YOrk, 45.i7 Wall Street May 90 1691-An cleo
ton for NINE TRUSTEES and for Three Inspectors Of
next ensuing Election VIII be held at the office Of the
Company I'd day Of June the first Tuesday,
between the hours Of L NJ. and p. NJ
HENRY L. THORNELL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
Railroads

Trains leave hs follows
9.1O A. NJ. -FAsI NAIL. fOr Albany. Utica Syracuse.
1900 A. N. "Cmic&Go VESfiBULE LIMITED, due
1880 S1.ia. a PS5i bh
1o,o9 Noon. so soUrHwEsTERN vEsTIBuLED LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 1000, indianapolis IL 40 a. m.,
a,5o p NI.OSoItiii SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at DettoE at o ;l5 a. M, Chicago 80 p M, next
GOO p N. FAST WESTERN EXPHEss-Dus Chicago
eSs qp 3 SnelpHnDDfiK n HNb b0u MoNfEAMG M Ex
1850 n''iFS +; ~ BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
is5.sap.. s HoYIs u so AID m cGAG9 asst asy
Sg 2SS RSOHGeBBEEEESlF OeBs5aEESl M III
"a s:2 $as, 'a' gr'ssH
@ss6 &c. SiG 49, d6 5o 30 rs mo-
rRDY-fi5, oho, 70 90, ,tJJ90 go II rs c12 90
oTCA 4s5O 4 90 49, 7s6 s5 5p'GD
RoGH Stfn3 nE3srER-o 10. 10 oo no 80 p;, - 100 noon
52 o2 80 6 80 az a. no. @ qsHS Il % uoou go
NJ g3 ~ LIS 10 @ 10 co. no 80 m IL 90 noon
ADiRoNBScK So f0C IS5rNFAPNs S RlS AND MoxrREAr7
CAPE nv f g H5fsS AND oswEeosns
AuhSi5S' llS IS dESEyA AMP 10 .oo
BEhRshE * 81 g. VIZ M HAEIGM RS M"flv9ss SflIv9fssIoN-
p n SS sl;sp,s Grand
st F9 5es Sw 81 West Gs a. 81 S snS 81 sGS E%SiST %
York; SSS WSshlngtOnst 72G FgIto1-st, and 3os Bed
d PFsssya snS ps s ssssss s1sy sa G
hotels and resdedees through g destination:
train. D'y ln eahsiy sunday 'O'' except saturday Other
u sO 3d. 'sG;s s 'sySs n % 90
IL 20 @ TdPs4 ff0P e iSsa foS Stset si3tgp e
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
FOR BONDS.

i OFFICE OF CITY CLERK MIssoULA Moa-
tsna April! 24 lS9i-Sixyve thousand (35 000) dollars
Mssoula City sewer bonds VIII BE- offer FOR sale public
Missoala on Saturday, May 30, is9i at o'clock D. R.
seven % per cent per ennum interest payable ssmi.
thousand 900 dollars each and 70 be sold at not less
Said bonds 20 become due In twenty (20 years
from date of issue and PAYABLE fig ten 0 IRON date
at the option Of the City Council
Also at the same tine and Place and IN same manner
bridge bonds viii be sod The same to bear interest ct
q exceed seven "a cent per annum payable
semi-annuay said bonds 70 be issued in the dehomlna
less than Bonds % become due n twenty 2O
from date or issue and % be payable IN ten 0
IRON dae, at the option Of the City Council.
These bonds authorized by vote Of the electors
the onnua city election held ApIl 49, fsoi and carried
The popqlato9 q M,soa $50 Is about 900 The assessed
~ mills: Present levy Is mills. The bonded Gdebt
city, exclusive Of these Issues Is Sc coo
Floating Indebtedness March 81, 1891 sl2Sj o5. Total
Indebtedness. S1S3l5 % The present nes debt is sl6
007 4S.
certified check PAYABLE order City Treasurer
amount OF 1000 will be required deposited with
City Treasurer by the Sccessfu bidder
Of good faith 20 be forfeited to the City should he
fail 10 take bonds.
The right to reject any and all bids reserved Address
II. S. HOBLITZELL City CLERK,
MissOula Mont.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
Railrnabs,

pennsylvania
- RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILROAD ofAMERlCA!
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot
Of Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt Streets,
as fOilows:-
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
ecG MrITSn yesue & Sleeping ana fa0r cars
ass: sIssse i, Ee: :2$DS' day. %
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively Of Pullman yestbue
csr So pns 9Sp nsnda Gaps 4ps nos
Tapners ana tyre writers bathrooms for both .kos ade,
home or oc Sy % Seam M and and iHSESSsy0s sted By &
?15y 9nG % asy1f nS GScso ss J sn n n.s A s Cincinnati
sT. LOUIS CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
PS1s Cars irea SfsS&9g S't S Louis
oengo gs ana Cincinnati Passengsr coach New-YoTk TO
500 m Louis "sHS az p ~ ~ next @ day w.
THE WE~TLRN EXPRESS.
Gi30 II. W. Pullman Vetibue Sleeping Car NewYork 10
DnllnE cars NtN-1 0rN 70 Philadelphia, and pittsbuh
TO Klchlnond ana Chicago. Arrives az Cincinnati 30
% Csagp sseons S9 m neNt Gay ana - Lous 09
Toledo daily. except saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M..-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New.York 10
Chicago, New-York TO Memphis Via the Shenandoah
Valley; arrives week DAYS Columbus z :l5 y. M,
Cleveland 30 p M next day, daily 20
a second morning. Connects Toledo and
for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday.
BALI IMORE. WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dning-Car daily, except sunday 10 10 q. m.
rive Washington 30 D. II. and Congressional Lin.
ited daily with Dining Car at 90 N. arrive Wash
a. M, 2:10, 80 100 and 200 D. m and II is night
For Batmore only, 100 p. m. Sunday 8 rs and 80
a. m. 4 go 100 and o 100 p. m, and 10 rs night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 80 d. m. week days with
through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: 20, 40, SOD, 80, 40 Chicago limited
Win Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited with
Dining Car, aud ii 100 q. M, ~ 20, 90, 10 90
S:sO 200, 80, :00 500 $50, go md on D. M
and II l5 night. Accommodation, ii 10 m 10 and
100 p M sundays, Express, 6l5, 8 80. 0 100 10
100 and 100 D. and IL :l5 night. Accommodation
100 p.
For time fables local points on the Penn.
syvania Railroad System. apply at the following Ticket
On!ces Nos d33. $40 and 944 Broadway, AstOr House
and foot Of Desbtosses and Cortandt Courst 500
BroQkyni rs Hudson-st Hoboken Station Jersey City
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through TO des
tination. W 7
CHAs L. PUGH JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

Among State issues there were small sales Of
Tennessee settlement 6s at l0l. OF city bank
stocks Seaboard National sold l90) at 10.
The general bond market was not specially
active, but the movement Of prices was sharply
upward AtchisOn incomes rose SIS per cent TO
Al Missouri Kansas and Texas issues 1-8al IA,
and Reading incomes l-4al "a per cent The
general advances were substantial, Reference Is
made to our full report of bond sales.
Money on call was unnaturaly plentiful. Re-
newals were made at 1-2 and per cent, and the
supply of funds in the afternoon was liberal
that late loans were at 3 per cent There was no
sign of the usual Friday firmness.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, 81 d5,703,73 balances, ,S5,449063.
Clearing House S696,0s3. The business of the
Sub Treasury for the week endeu tonight included
receipts of S16,553,55o and payments Of s,0o4,-
against 81 52,064,146 on May 10, showing an APP
parent loss of 81 ,450,0o2, But deducting from
the payments S4,8s6,oOO and from, the receipts
S4IiO,OOO for items which affect only its account
with the General Treasury, its loss as affecting
the banks is only S674.999, but this result in
clndes the receipt of $4,000 for payment at
ceipts 50, ,460,62S; payments, S9,3lO,205; with
balances of $l3e,646,e17 coin, and Sl3,966,337
The Treasury bought 100000 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 97.l5 to 07.23
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 20 49,
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day S202,s13 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S4o4, tOS, Une IN
ternal revenue receipts S324,Oll, ana the mlScel
laneOus receipts S72,S54.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol
lows.
,, ,dS M9T y; s Mqg e e.. Do sssi cc3
Set silver 1S % on hand i7S%6so5 iSlis55G Inc 767si7
hand D,- ,....... 11s4,a4O s55.sOi Dec. 27s,4io
Actual cash IN the
ccrtaestss s155. .es2 100 s15s4oe POI Inc. s1e7191
Deposits in bank. 29147'iao 292s7057 Inc. Ao,52l
Net cash balance 1884, 2Se sls4 6oe94s Inc s2677 72
Rates for foreign exchange were easier in con-
sequence of a fresh supply Of gold and security
bills. The changes in rates were not large, how
ever, and the market was only steady at these
quotations for actual business Bankers bills
long and short sterling; French francs, 5.21 rs
and 5.ls 3-4; reichmarlSs, "a 7-5 and 95 3-sa
95 I-2.
In London British consols advanced 3-s to
05 3.4 for money and 5-l6 90 % 1916 for the ae-
count The Bank of England gained $500, 900
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was easier at 4 per cent for discounts and 3 per
cent Tor bankers balances Bar silver was again
a shade lower at 4f+-4d. an ounce American
galway shares were dull and lower In the early
dealings but they rallied at the close. At Paris
French per cents rose 10 03s7 Ia
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CINCINNATI, JACKSON AND IACKINAw.
f:sopf So;s ~ nay ssSS sse iSj5 siiS5 sSsiss sis
NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS PACIFIC.
SdsoaS ST%Sr week q nis'M II May seosS sssSSS
Jss. j - ArrI H.. 1.zsdSl2 ....
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
findnridl.

M PER CENT Warrants, any amount, good
tU as Goyernnent Bonds. Write for particulars and
-tferences r. W. TEoUNCE. Box i.53i. Seattle. Wash
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

DOND SALE.
ID Sealed bids arc solicited by the undersigned un TO
oclock noon, June e. 1891 for sale Of Fortysx (46
one Thousand al 900 Dollar Railroad Aid Refundng
Bonds be issued Cy the Town OF MattOon In the County
OF Coles, and State OF Illinois, July !, 1871, provided
by Chapter one Hundred and Thirteen (13 Sections
~ TO Eleven (1, both inclusive CT the Revised Stat
OF the State OF Illinois.
The right IS reserved TO reject and all bids.
For further particulars call on OF address
CHAS. f. RUDY, Town Clerk,
Nation, III.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
A DISPLAY OF ENERGY.
,,TENT STRENGTH REVEALED.
,-ocKs ACTIVE AND MATERIALLY HIGHER
CLOSING CONFIDENT,
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

-,.card Nat Rank
sd....-..l70,
''e.N,o. 49,. inni
isoo smlo Il l99i
Az 900 ....9&L
AttL1sp I" Dan
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

n Office TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPANY'S PER
CENT EQUIPMENT BONDS OF 1850.
,,o,o.. 80 MlLK-sT.. BOSTON, May l.. 1891:
PROPOSALS to sell the whole part G4O,0 900
Of the bonds (which not been previously
drawn Tor payment will be received till l2 O'Clock Of
June ], 1891.
Propossls are to be made to the undersigned at the
COmpaliys Onicc above.
Bonds offered and accepted will be payable on date
when interest the Will
10 extent that the bonds may not be offered ard
accepted they will, June J. 1891, be drawn pay
ment six months later December l69I at the price Of
los and interest.
Urgllal ISSUE. ''--sI 0O00V0
or bonds outstanding Si3 900 have already been
drawn for payment 5000 payable December L. 1880 and
S3s PAYABLE June l. 1891, the interest the same
ceasing those dates respectively
Aides SPEARE, I ru.....
DAVID j. SELlGMAN, : iru9'eoS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
nELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND

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Shortest Line. vesubuled irLman Coaches.
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Passenger Pass Agent, 5 Vanderbilt ave. Ssw.ysf%
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

Silver c.r, sso Ter the day.-........ day. 800. 80
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New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

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