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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-05
WASHINGTON
Electric Construction Co.,
600 Twelfth Street NV.

We are in our New Store. Come and see us.
ELECTRICAL SPECIALTIES AND NOVEL
TIES IN STOCK.
ANY AND ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT MATERIAL.
REPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
A FEATURE.
BELL OUTFITS FOR AMATEURS A SPE-
CIALTY.
We treat young experimenters we'll. Come in
The cheapest Dry Battery in town. OnlyS5c
Think of it,
We are ready to wire your business places
and private residences for Electric Lights and
Bells. Architects and builders will please
note this
We sell the C. & c. MOTOR, 1 to SO H. P.
in stock. Over 900 motors in actual use
Have you seen our new sign? The finest In
the city Forty tiny incandescent lamps are a
feature of it.
Residents of Connecticut avenue and neigh
boring streets, do you know that we viii be
ready to give you electric lights in few
weeks Specifications and estimates given
Remember, we are
BETWEEN F AND G SITS. on TWELFTH.
Washington Electric Construction Company
CHAS. s. PARDOE, c. w. MESSNER,
Electrical Engr. Manager.
TELEPHONE, 572-9, 6O9 18th ST. NV.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-05
The Drannihcation of Woman.

The Identification of Woman.
Evening World.
Woman's rights increases the dry-gools
merchants stock, to which has been added
spats, fobs, key-rings, blazers, match safes for
car tickets, and sporting belts, for the fash
ionable woman will be as masculine in her at
tire as the still remaining incumbrance of
petticoats will permit. Sac will nave her
shirts and caps and mems scarfs; in addition
to these she will have the tailor-made gown,
which will lie hullt more mannish than ever
White duck and straight out vests make up
their toilets, with a white linen shirtfront
with three gold buttons, ana over the shirt
bosom fasls black doeskin or hroadcloth
vest exactly similar to a gentleman's garment
A French inventor has invented a stove
built in the cylindrical FORM around the cen
trail ilue of which are grouped several hun
dreG thermo-eleetric elements. A small stove
thus equipped is said to be able 10 produce
with the usual consumption of fuel enough
electricity TO ruu twenty-five l0O-candle power
lamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

Buffalo, July 2SCatuc Receipts for the ast "a hours,
7i0 head t0e Tor werk thus far, $40 hcad or salns
time last week, 5000 head consigned through o iogg
head ali 20 NcwfOrk sale $40 fresh, ard LOU hau
held market opened fully NC lower than Yesterday
closed very duh, >wth large number unsod O'st ZSV
so u stceIs, ~ Boa to good, LOO 70 iiuO ~
= 4Qasi 20 old cows t2qs- . good e !SafS, Hogs
Receipts Tor the last "a hours 1900 head tonI ior W."
thu, far 21OgO head for time last wesS , -
head consigned through $50 head " when LOU htau
10 SewYok; sale ., 2lO head market opened very
GL closed dun no salc for grassy stock good FgtReS'
~ S5G7J 30; grassy - fair workers. - -1Gc0 ~.
sheep and lecepts Tor the lIst p hours 4Gqy h'
Total fO week tu, iaf $500 head Tor sam TIME i"ss
week. l9OCo head consigned through. ,-VQ heau, ~
which 400 hfad 70 N-w-Y0ik; on sale, 500 heau na,
ket slow but steady; only few lambs on SAFE co''u
steady; Kentucky lambs % ~ y at a. so. 49, -.
Chicago July 2S."Thc Evening Jouinal Tp19frso,.
Cat:l -Iecert' 5000 head shipments 1000 head M az
kct steady; no cholce 10 prime natives on sale top
Tor other s5 25a8J % medium natives. 81 00GV 50
Texans. e OOaS3 rangers - l5eS5 % native cow
- 21d+J 90 Hogs Receipts 10000 head shllhuts'
600 head Market weak - lower rough and coh h
- go ~ 90 mixed and packes S5dS5 40 prime neg
and butchers weight ~ l5afj 50 prime light 80 go
IS IS second-cdss light - iO1 s. 90 sheep
600 head shipments 1900 head. Market fairly active
sheep steady lambs lower native ewes 81 5od~t oV
sIns. % eoas. 6o lambs % 75ss5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was a nervous and rather more active market
IN wheat yesterday yet the fluctuations were compare
lively moderate and principally of local nature.
over 100000 bushels were dealt in. During the
early session there little excitement, and the
bulls held full sway for awhile being aided by higher
Liverpool advices which, together with decrease OF
100000 bushels in the amount passage, made the
shorts rather nervous Opening sales were all the
August, September and October being in special re
quest Partridge reported having bought quite
Then again there Tunors of big export business
and the seabOard clearances continued liberal both
IN the day the market looked topheavy, and the
longs became frightened by the big receipts at the
West. The result was general break of $50 Ia
cents, closing al or near the bottom In regard to the
recent break IN te canal IT. was saG that e repairs dS
something to do with the subsequent heayiness Au,
gust opened at 9s l%99 "a cents and then touched
ranged from 81 OF la 81 Oh IL the Opening up TO
81 Oh 58, then down TO 81 90 Ia ON the spot there
s1B EXP do business reached 2leo0O bushels here and
Mlliers took "a 900 bushels
Corn also had an active day. and the market was
little fevertsh at times Upward of 100000 bushels
changed hands. During the early session there was
Tree Pnyng by shorts on prospects OF light receipts
the frmness besides which the cables were higher.
But the arrivals at the West proved greater than
The close was 1901 cent lower. The spot market
for export Late yesterday there were $4,000 bushels
taken.
Oats had few features. and merely followed the
leading cereals slight advance occurred early,
after which there Decline final figures showing
small losses on deliveries after July. The spot
market ruled weak, and prices declined 1901 cent.
Lard suffered decline Of l0G12 points because OF
the heaviness In grains and liquidation OF longs.
Closing prices were Wheat-Juy, 90 rs cents;
August 95 cents: September, 81 IS cents; october,
pS 81 cents; December, 81 90 "a; May, 81 o. IL.
Corn-July Il cents August, 60 cents: September,
So ceEs: October 30 GS cents: December, SO cents.
Oais-Juy, Al cents. August, 80 IL cents; Septem-
Der. 80 IL cents
Laid-July nominal; August. So So September,
81 9j October 81 06; December 81 o.
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston as
follows; Wheat. 43l66G bushels; corn. 15G,274
bushels: oats. 126,jS1 bushels; total grain GO4525
bushels: flour, "a ,264 packages. At Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat,
Gs3. BIO bushels corn, 100000 bushels; oats, 174124
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YorN Tuesday, July .-BEEvEs-Receipts, s.
yarIOad: consigned direct to ely slaugSteres and car
ely dressed beef slow common and medium quality
are IS follows Texas sides 4adOc common TO strictly
PRIME DO. 7a9ec and inferior stock sells down to
The London cable reports slow. dragging trade in
sTtrasc saes at Sd Or seant iSs per b. Xneric39
steers unchanged at 5S4aGAd, or 11@al2Rc' estimated
shsn today l19 csStl; The he P Gl s c tGr
.ag3 tases 800 quarters for Eas''paps Company
n 'soo 80 Sa'S Gp MAX 40 o1ortys Of be
- Mich COWS KecePis. IS head. p. kat reports
Us EeeSgt 200 a. Of which n 5c ,a a So9
Dressed Calves steady 5aoec for dressed Butter;
fe SOLO Sn for He drfsisS s EQUITY NV Sss
YORK hsd about 20 SsaroY ? calves mark: which
s al & ea Who 81 sold e ena SAID saf & g r. ds
which be bad been member slnce he came 10 Newly ork
received consignment IKE this al this season
h m OF f' TeS E0 western T. S' calves viii have
to :pn f enS 1e 25 e 8o VIE SI m
e52 al c g a. e O so 50 49, ia S g paa
ware Comfy eAyei Il r q sss per y o,4
ThsdWos moderate trade AZ Jersey Ci:y at generally
PEI 100 Ordinary % prime lambs a: s. 5oSsS So and
bunch q yiggnia s@ IS at 81 q 21 ,o.,
dressed lambs in fair demand at salOc tchOce quality
saies-D Mcpherson & Co.: 1875 Virginia lambs 65 n
syefage rs 1872 per 100 II 2Gs do GO ~ az IS 75 ;
20 o. G2 n. - so l25 euls 80 ~ at 81 90; 1876
Virginia sheep 10 H. OF Is.
n. Collins: POI Ohio sheep. 81 n, at IS 80 05 Indl.
sna Co 1i2 ~ at II 20 1O7 Ohio lambs IS 10 at SO 12
2S9 Kentucky do, 90 n, az 80 90.
Newton Glllett 23f kentucky lambs, 20 ~ at - So
Wilkers0n sherman 22G Kentucky lambs 725, H. at
&c 40 1875 do, 70 ~ 40 40 30
HOGS-Receipts, 4S carloads 81 $3.50 head27 carloads
Of Jersey City and u carloads 40th-st. No
1--we weight The carloads u Westerns IN yesterday
and bunch State hogs likely over for
norows market Nominally 1n 20 - 90dse IS for good
q
~ Country dressed steady at 7a.a624c for medium and
BIC for tight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
STATEMENT OF VENDORS.

The Nine. Demorest pattern and fashion BUSH
ness was established in 1S4J, and has become
Of the best known and successful enterprises OF te
class There in the factories and publication de-
parments constantly employed between hundred and
fifty and three hundred men and women There two
hundred agencies In England and France. Every de.
partment OF the business has from the beginning been
profitable.
The Nine Demorest fashions and patterns sold
large quantities in London Paris Berlin, and else
where in Europe almost readily they In America
The company acquires the patents Of OF the best
sewing machines invented and has the advantage
OF is millions OF publications for free Advertising by
OF which radc Is already secured only limited by
ability supply the demand for machines The company
will be enabled the capacity OF the factories (at
present 10000 machines per year, and CRAFTY enlarge
the business, the proceeds OF 500, 200 Of the pre-
ferred stock aside cash fund for work.
ing capital and Improvements.
The real estate aud other property acquired by the
Demorest Company free from nil debts and obliga-
tions, embraces
The real estate factory buildings. tools,
and machinery WillinrnspOrt Pa,
valued 1891 ,O6323
The leusehold property of the Demorest
Go. in East 18th street, New-York,
appraised vniue I2O,OOU.OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

@ ss s'; gram fs'a t SS s Y
50 nd g'ss to fi5 iSSlN $500 atTs IS lid
sS 70 k kSSp s'op H Sn private to Cork
gsM g s soTSri l SsSs IS
S. RrsN SST oS SSs s % S asa
T1S he 2 mica 20 KINGDOM S'rs So s"d
s, sSeC S.. '9R % ' sSS waS%
asHSS Bark 'g Rda No9E @ ''; Ea
Marie SsS { RHSsTTSSdS sSG 0s ,s.S 1sn'i
5 S5sns On Is1sG'g %S"a.%sk no SsS
So .d Rsa 0 SsSse hence
general cargo about S1S % schooner Edward Johnson
oVIsIoNS-PoRK-was dealt in less freely. but
nrices had Grn support Sales 200 6es 0d Mes
Quoted s Is So family si2SSisc extra prime soa
a. 70 in r price 81 a5 SSs SSe s. family
sssst packet sllds2 in 66ls 81 5oasls 80 IN ss
extra iPS oa mess quoted 40 here a SO
s 900 4 %eass h rule nc WI" Pek
"a s sRss' ang ss EEL S s%Sssa o.
:; .1SI m Sold " ca saS o sTs a
sn;ss saq ST heavy sa .l 81 a. the
ks and tnc resc dSSfS SSa q august
P:SSs s Gss' 500 1 H:'S 9GG5s e'SfS
sSs city Sus stSam at 'es9S so South
july nominal August closed at $50 s eics $50 t.s
sSsos SsdOS Sep Soasd at G ic 1879
Lis pG SS2 cradles So:e% we az ncS sOnew adr @
ohsv.e quite, and ss fsiy mn state
. .rS orea@e s tubs: state
Ssa%sy ssSSnd wt to sT s,ls
isa6c seconds 4H6l5c t9irss It hTss 15iaSi6iac
O. as seconds t0Sd 'nq tubs cSas 5s
aF''s ,r,, I2sglcet creamery '' rTs l4c %
seconds lSc 90 thirds ne w ,. Western
i vac 40 s s9I3ns'' % iSSi4c u sAt@ l2@1se
arts sssOgds ne tRs n G Continues slow
md pces barely steady w sfate s tSC''I d.
good t. o PrSSs S SSd % 90 p, lp Skins! So
do fq Fc SKINS 9s9 2s0 s fsb
s aoSsn demand E SewYork state newad sc Pen3sy
ye1lnsIn obo and Northern Indiana I7c other West
ern I6aal7sc Southwestern, fair 20 prime 16alI+c.
900 a. 80 e 1a 2i S sN p %
sSpeH9sg az: a2d9S4sF Sfs2Se a1a
s sso SSEe Toa S SsaS csshed o%gred
G,o3u aS tnai anoSd CUBE Size GoHectiSners
4+e Columbia -" slice; Winds9E A. A,nnro 9;iSc j
&C. 40 G. acc; No T. lSec: Nc Ss.c; No g. ll.16c
no 10 3 9.i6c; No II, 3ssc No -, 3Ae
S SR3iC& 81 anu ~ w.
po1neeS change the market ruling steady under moderate
offerings Quotations round lots follow PepPer-Singa-
porc Sac West Coast 7asd7cc Acheen 7l2d7sc Bata-
ya 7i4a7sc white II ad14c Cloyes-zanzibar 7ha7 &c
Ambovna l4al5c stems. 23t d3c. AIspice-GTndng Ia
s3c prime &C. Red Peppers 14i2c; do Bombay. S162c.
cassaFSelron rolls 26d27oc do broken. 23d25c China
tssd5c; African, 5a,d8hc Jamaica, 1874 l45c do
beached l6a1G2c. Nutmegs-Large, 65a60c 1lOs, 5sd
SOC 12Os 20 1855. 50a67c
TALLOw-In fair demand and firm. Prime city
quoted at 4sd4 l5-l6e Sales, 80 hhds fancy l5Ioc
ToBACCO-Only moderate dealings noted a. practically
unchanged grees Sales I1o cases d9so ts 10 do
sundries 7a27i2c $50 bales Havana, 7ocdS1 10 so do
Yara H., private terms.
WOOI-The first part OF the week IS usually dull
among commission houses that there much to be
obtained in interesting features good many
but demand not forcIbe and large buyers can only
be induced operate extensively by slight shading
values. Medium washed has been sold at 35c, quarter
washed SIC; fine unwashed, 21Q2lac sheariings
lSlod22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE 20 EXCHANGE PLACE
WHEREAS. By VIRTUE OF AND PURsU

w ANT to an act OF the Leg ,atTe Of the State Of
Washington, entitled, AN act autzlng and empowering
organized counties OF the STATE Of washington to con-
tract Indebtedness and bonds for funding the same
ad declaring emergency" approved the 2lst day Of
March $780, and the order OF the board OF county Conn.,
Of Spokane County, Washington duy made aud
authorizing said county To- fund the Indebtedness
thereof aud borrow the OF two hundred thousand
for said bonds 20 hundred In number and OF the
denomination thousand dollars EACH " bear date the
date OF issue be payable IN twenty years after their
date reserylDg thesght 70 pay The same 0r
thereof after from date OF issue said
bonds bear interest at six per cent per annum the n
TO be paid annually IN inc city OF NeW-foki Iii the
state OF New York, ana
whereas the said Board Of County Commissioners as
authorized bv law by order made and entered the
IN dy OF July 1891 authorized and ordered the Issuance
said bOnds and the sale thereof notice f. hereby given
that bids WIN be received by tie Board Of County CON-
misioncrs ut their once in the city OF spokane State Of
Washington. for the purchase OF said bonds, up To
o'clock D. m the oath day OF August 1891, at Nhcn
time oil bids Will considered. certified check 10 the
sum OF twenty-five thousand dollars must accompany eac
hid 20 guarantee the faithful performance Of the terms OF
The legality Of bonds issued under the county funding
act OF the State Washington has eeen passed upon ny
the Supreme the STATE, IN The ease OF Murray vs.
Fay 26 Pacific Rep 533 aud by COMPETENT attorneys ana
such funding bonds declared legal Therefore no cond;
tonal bid bids made subject to legality OF bonds WI"
he entertained -.
The assessed valuation OF all property IN the county rs
shown by the for the year 1890 N Sd 3D. SUD
The Board reserves the right reject any and ali Dds
For Information concerning said bonds address inc uh'
Datcd at Spokane. Wash, July u, 1891;
JOHN MAYER
Chairman Board OF County COMMISSIONER
County Auditor and Clerk Of Bsags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
THE ETROLE I'M MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
Under free offerings crude petroleum another
drop at the Consolidated Exchange yesterday IN prices
National Transit certificate, falling to 81 "a cents
from the opening price, "a cents. The dealings
amounted 70 -, 900 barrels.
Refined oil I'm barrel: unchanged from Monday
at 800 cents refined Ia bulk i'd cents and IN cases
$50 cents crude in barrels $50 cents and in bulk 800
cents
Foreign quotations were, Antwerp lG IL francs !;
Bremen. $50 marks; London. r SEA > 81 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston July % 1891
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Tuesday. Inlv 2R-n d

tuesday, July 2S-p. m.
Speculation in stocks was largely professional
TODAY. The interests which by adroit manipua-
ton achieved the recent decline conspicuously
open buyers in the morning hours, but their sub
seouent operations were artfully concealed. The
company on the short side had become too numer
Gus indeed, but it was quickly decimated by the
early rally. In these degenerate days movement
of per cent in either direction is amply sufficient
TO turn the trading element in the Stock Exchange
or out of it, The purpose of the leaders of the
market was to drive the trading short interest TO
cover. end it was accomplished without accumu-
lating more stock than can easily be made avail
able for far different effect In the circum
stances it was natural that the market should be
less active than it was yesterday, and that, as
rule the largest advances should be made by
stocks in which the short interest was heaviest
The advances of l per cent in Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, of rs in Rock Island and Union
Pacific and of nearly as much in Atchison, ST.
Paul and Lackawanna, may be accepted as falr
measure of the short interest In these stocks, IL
proper allowance is made for their comparative
activity and prominence. There is always large
short interest in St. Paul, because this stock
enjoys an exceptionally open MARKET 9rarSe, in in
action possible. After this explanation OF the
character of the trading the fluctuations become
meaningless, because they were not the result OF
made identically the same gain, although it was
currently reported that the irst-named company
w0uld sue the Union Pacific for 81 100000 dam
ages for its reputation of the Omaha Bridge con.
tract If suit should be begun, it could hardly
be beneficial 10 both parties. Chicago, burlington
and Quincy was first in point of activity, and 1t
made the largest final gain, but this was not
caused by the publication of its net earnings IN
June. Although they showed an increase over the
same month l6st ytif it must not be overlooked
that the increase was achieved entirely by re-
dnction in working expenses. The June state
men,s of the Burlington and Quincy and the Ere
railroads are printed in another place, and they
will repay study and comparison.
Outside of the leading stocks the movements
were small and Irregular. Richmond and west
Point Terminal rallied smartly. but this was to DE
expected after its recent decline. The general al
vances were small fractions. Exceptions to me
movement were furnished by Western Union ana ~
Northern Pacific preferred and among the IN
dustral shares by National Lead ana sugar ne
fnerieS. which recorded small declines. Inc clos
ing was made strong by an active arbItrage buying
for London.
IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds bat the market was firm in tone, al
though bids for some Of the currency issues We're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
S9S0,072.23

In addition thereto the company acquires six OF
land near the city OF Wliamsport gift from its citizens
upon part Of which its factory buildings located,
which at the time Of It's conveyance valued
and Ia much more valuable now.
As appears from following certificate books
been examined by Messrs. Bergthe, Horey Co.. Public
Accountants Of 85 Pine St. New.York:
1--WE have examined the books Of the Demorest Fashion
and Sewing Machine Company for the 10 months ending
tho both day April 1884, during which period the CON-
pany and sold its Sewing Machines and after
making due provision for depreciation Of machinery and
plant charging of all expenses, including the expenses
find the net earnings Tor that period
TO have been S1O4,7s2.s3
BERGTHEIL, HORLEY CO..
Public Accountants and Auditors"
1t is now earning profit Of 100000
per annum and It is believed that with the advantages
obtained this Incorporation It WIFI be able 50 to In
crease It's business nearly IL quite, TO double the
amount Of its net profits No greater proof Of conf
dence In the profits Of the business could be show
by tho present than the fact that their inter-
car will be represented entirely by common stock.
which under no receive dividend until
after the dividend upon the preferred stock has been paid
The present management and It's able stan Of employees
will continue with the Company 10 conduct the bust
ness under Board Of be chosen from among
the stockholders
Registrar Of Stock,
CENTRAL TRUST CO., NETWORK.
TERMS OF PAYMENT,
10 PER CENT. TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION,
BALANCE 10 DAYS AFTER ALLOTMENT.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
12 O'CLOCK noon MONDAY. AUG. 10. 1891, BY
THE CENTRAL TRUST CO., NETWORK, 81
WALL.ST,
and
THE FRANKLIN TRUST CO., BROOKLYN. 1856
REMSEN-ST.,
and nj tao
OfRccs Of the Company,
~ East 14th- st.. New York,
from all of whom prospectuses and forms of appca.
tiOn can be obi aimed.
Advance applications may be made to either Of rhe
above named Trust Companies the Office of the
Company by letter or personal cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
OIL MARKETS..

OIL City, Penn. July 2S-Natonal Transit certificate
opened al csc highest 04ss lowest. G22 closed e3a,
a. 1900 bbs elearanees, 202 COO bbls shipments
el,4l6 bbis runs. 90 486 bbls.
rlttsburg, Penn July 2s.--Pe:roleum-No market
bfadfOrd, Penn, July 2S-NatOnal Transit
ooggsned at e3S closed at 03. highest, 6is; lowest
VIZ; cleafsnces. IA, 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

The 10000 shares Of preferred stock In preferred
both as TO dividends and assets, md Is entitIcd
cumulative preferential dividend Of por cent payable
each year before dividend sha be pnid upon the
common stock.
The remaining 20 600 shares arc common stock enti.
tied TO noncumuatve dividend OF 10 per cent per
after the payment Of the cumulative dividend upon the pre-
ferred stock.
The surplus profits and above these dividends will
be divided EQUALLY between preferred and common
stock.
Dividends will be payable at the Offices Of tho Company
will be sent by mail to shareholders upon request The
two classes Of stock will have the voting power.
All of the common stock will be taken by the present
management and associates The preferred only being
offered for subscription the right being
accept subscriptions in part should the applications exceed
the amount offered The right is also reserved 10 give
preference to employees and regular customers.
The preferred stock n security alo 81 nj
with that Of first mortgage bond with the additional
privilege Of sharing with the stock In surplus
profits. The dividend Of per cent is cumulative
and In case Of npayment, 10 will remain until paid
charge against the earnings Of the Company prior
claims Of the stock. In OF liquidation, the
preferred stock Will be paid in full both principal and
accrued dividends before any payment IS made upon the
stock. The value Of the real and personal prop
erty acquired by the Company, will appear by
psnyng statements. is nearly double the
issue Of preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. July y. 4 p. m.-Uuitcd States per cent
bonds, llO -: New YORK Pennsylvania and Ohio
first mortgage bonds. 20 80 Canadian Pacific. e5 3s
Erie. Is rs Mexican Ordinary. 80; IT. Paul Com
mon GA SIS Ncw-Yj nix Central. 10i - Reading.
IA. Spanish Is - - The rate Of discount in the
open market for short bills Is IS per cent and for
three months bills "a per cent. Paris advices
quote per cent rentes al 90 francs II II ccntmes
for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

Its stock of machines and material In
process of manufac ture. ms per inveR-
rory
Stock of pattern publications. mae hines
general mdse.. fixtures and fittings OF
the New York house, as per inventory,
Stock on hand nj branch Offices.
Horses and vehicles, appraised value....
All of the publishing equipment, records,
copyrights. and patents OF n vaiuo Of.
BILLS RECEIvABLE......
CASH FUND WORKING CAPITAL).. ..