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The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-12
Interesting Facts and Figures.

The official figures for the cleo
 tion of 1890 which are contained i
 the political annuals will furnish al
 incentive to serious reflection on tn
 part of thoughtful members of bot
 the great political organizations i On the vote for State officers, or fo Congress in the cases where nc State officers were chosen, 29 State. were carried by the Democrats las year and only 15 by the Republi cans. In 1888, for President, the Republicans won 20 States and the Democrats IS. If the 6 new States be left out of the calculation the showing of 1890 will be still more unfavorable to the Republicans While they secured a little over hall of the States existing two and a third years ago, they held only 10 of them last November, as compar- ed with 28 captured by the Demo crats. That is to say, the Democ- racy in 1890 secured 10 States which gave their electoral votes 10 Harri- son two years earlier, while the Re publicans did not make single gain from their opponents. Taking the Tribune Almanac's figures, the majorities given to the Democrats in the States which they carried last year amounted to 1 1,019,610, while those of the States held by the Re- pnblicans were only 100,531. No other such complete and sweeping revolution, if we take the popular vote as basis, ever before occurred in American political history. Of course, the Presidential campaign of 1920 is barred in this compari- son, for at that time, the Federal party having just died, and the Democracy having no organized op- position, Monroe was the only can didate. For different but equally obvious reasons the wartime elec- tions, when many of the States were unable to vote, can not be counted in estimates of this sort. It was more thorough and startling than the victories of 1S40, 1852, 1872, 1874 or 1882, the other tidal elections. Many States in which the Republicans had hitherto been deemed to be invincible were swept by the Democracy with such ease that no really important opposition to that party was offered. The warn ing which last year has to give, how ever, cannot be weighed or under stood properly, unless the results of the other years which we have men, toned be taken into account We must read the history of 1890 in the light of that of 1840, 1852, and of theremaining dates of political cy- clones. This demonstrates that a glorious record in the past absolves no party from the necessity of de- voting itself earnestly and intelli- gently to the public interests in the present. A glance at the political transformations of the past half century in this country will once more illustrate the truth of the old aphorism, that with parties as we'll as with nations and individuals power can not be retained except by the continued exercise of the virtues by which it was originally secured d.-Globe-D Democrat.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-12

From parties just in from down the coast we leaan that some very rich silver mines have just been discovered near San Filipe, just be- low the mouth of the Colorado riv- CT in Lower California. A dozen locations have been made. The ore runs from $50 to $500 per ton. The mines are from one-half to three miles from the steamer land ing at San Filipe. The grass is good. There are two wells of good water near the landing. Game, deer, antelope and quail, are plenty. It is the greatest place for fish, oys- ters, clans, turtle, soft shell crabs, wild geese, duck, crane, curlew and snipe in the west. Parties have gone to get material to start camp and town.-Yuma Sentinel.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-12

A company has been formed with s3,O0O,O00 of capital to build rail- road from Milwaukee to Superior, distance of 340 miles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

CrEcrrr-Hon. William f.. Grove,
iudge-Joseph Morley VS.. Chicago 4
West Michigan Railway Company; tres-
pass on the case; ON trial. Charles C..
Comstock vs.. Davids ID. Erwin and
James w. Converse; trespass on the
case: one weeks time to amend declar-
alton. James Smith VS.. T. Stuart
White ct AL; trespass on the case; order
yacating order for security granted
costs. George II. Hill vs.. Frank T..
warrell ct al; ejectment; forty days 10
settle bill OF exec tion On stipulation.
Elizabeth X. Sherwood VS.. Chicago 4
West Michigan Railway Company; pro-
ceedincs stayed twenty days, and forty
DAYS further of STAY j. filed. Anton c.
Rauer We. 1seneysve +. Powers and
Albert X. Boss: appearance If defend
ant Boss entered. Reoecca Walters vs
Iohn Walters; appearance OF defendant
entered. Hon. Aarsden c. Burch.
iuaoe-Alida " Ball by next best
trend ca Isaac ID. Hazen ct al, chan
eerv. continued over term. Albert NJ
Parker va Eugene ID. Van TssseIi et
Al assunpsit; plaintiff allowed ninety
aAxs 6I1 security to the amount os
sa3. Fmma A. Blgnxll vs. Henry c.
Russell. asssnapss. stay extended ten
davs. Emma Fl. Brown vs. John II.
Brewr. divorce: referred TO Comn1is-
s.onsr loan II. Rozemas commissioner
20 take proofs
PnnRsrr-Hon. Cyrus T. Perkins,
iadge-Ess&ss O. Peter yoorheas, de-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
TOWER
Emp|oymen Bureau! !
ESTATE EXC HANGED

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND 3 TOWER sLoox.
DEGOLIA Observation-Disclosures
WANTED-Male Heip-2 timers. team
w sters. 20 wood cutters. moulder, cab
met makers. furniture workers. boys.
VVANTED-Femalc Help girls for gen.
w eral houseworx. 8 cham bernaids. laun-
dress. dishwashers. dintnsroom girls.
cooks. sewing girls.
FOR SALE-A fine modern house on Cass St.
plumbad throuGhout. ga. and all modern
conyeniences This house must be sold and
will 70 at bargain.
WANTED-To rent. with privilege Of buying.
w good hotel In or out Of city. By re-
sponSibie party. One with furniture and .
good bar trade preferred.
TOR sALE-Two Groom houses on North
Il Lafayette-st., near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
TOR sALE-9room house on Munson-st, 30
Il foot front. good cellar; we'll and cistern
graded street; water and gasi price sloO0i easy
terms.
TOR SALE-Sroom house on Third-st.. stone
foundations; good well and cistern; will
sell on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
TOR SALE-7-room house on Forrest-st.. q
foot front; well, cistern and modern con-
veniences; on contract. 500 down.
TOR SALE-l lots on North-ave.. 5lx100 at
$500 each; on contract; easy terms
TOR SALE-66 acre farm. miles from Battle
Il Creek; soil clay loan; Sroom frame house.
land all under CIVILIZATIONS: owner non-resi-
dent and anxious TO sell; price $500.
TOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
Il Saugatuck. 1000 peach trees bearing. 50
standard pear trees. 20 cherry, rs apple 2
plums. 100 goosberries acres OF Strawberries
good house and barn. Price S500.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
Au erty In sums to suit. RoomsS ands. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 70 rent; also number OF
IL good tenants ~anting to rent; bring In
your keys. Rooms and .. Tower block.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
GRAND RAPIDS
RENT EXCHANGE

Experience In the real estate business dem
onstrates the fact that the renting OF prop
erty as practiced in the ordinary ONCE is more
OF nuisance than a service OF profit. and that
the only way to make II otherwise is TO cIothe
II with o separate existence. To this end we
have established the Rent Exch ange. and will
spare no pains to make IL entirely satisfactory
to our patrons and profitable to ourselves. In
all practicable cases We requrs the key, as
description and terms are attained thereto
Landlords viii please remember that We make
a specially OF this work. including knowledge
or tenants. collecting OF rents and general care
OF property. Bring In your keys.
r. A. OWEN. Manager.
Room Z. ID Floor Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
~. II. WINANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
NIB
EMPLOYMENT BURGAu
furnishes Employers Inside City with neIp
free Of Charge!
looms 81 TOWER BLOCK.


Open Evenings Phone an
HELP vANTED--s dishwashsrs. 4 diaing-
- rosa srs.. for outside eit}- Wages " :; 81 81
lady to h,lp In ANAL boarding house. is gen
eral girls small famiiies-wzses G-5o 10 IS ~;
2eooks stai,oresses snd sewing girls : second
WANTzD-To Exchange-sroom house. 80
w fo0 lot. near e " hall. for modern house
In good oeatson; viii pay difference.
2l000 VIII buy = modern house. Eieeiy fur
Y1NNW nished. good locality. Oh the NIL;
worth tie money without furniture
e1O0A will buy two Groom houses. south
$lUNW part of city; heirshta property; e.
tate NUT be closed; rent si2 per month
NEW room house. good ioca.ity. on hill.
AZ oay sos II sold quick; ~ down. balance
5000 win buy good house and large lot
GSONO ON y. Jnion-st.
A use sssS. m'dsra 'r''" house on I'n'a-'''
$3.50 win buy 7.room house on csnterst-.
WE WILL sell you nice S-room modern
w h,use. good locality. on hill. $50; less
than rs worth; parties wish TO leave ely.
ONLY $500 for modern s-room house, large
~ lot good locality. on Henry-st.
cos0n for good s-room house and lots on
pOJNU corner. desirable locality. West side.
A GRrAT BARGAIN for one week only;
"A eat front lot on Lafayette st.. Sa5l; other
lots In same locality sold recently At $1,000 and
$780,
70 LOTS on Howard-st.. between Madison
~ and Union. four blocks north OF Hall ST..
ranging Ia prices from 500 to 500; don't 60 .
mile outside and pay more.
CS7G0 win buy Loo acres rich clay loan soil,
spOtUU 0acres cleared. 7-room house. large
basement. barn: Ravenna township. Muske-
gon county; terms easy.
ONLY $40 an acre for one OF the best farms In
" Barry county; elegant buildings and fruit.
OK miles r. X. and market. / mile from mill.
tcO acres. good buildings. large orchards.
1OO fruit Of all kinds. rich soil. near Rock
ford. $500.
CO0 sores rich clay loan. 40 acres improved,
ZNO a heavy fimbered. flne buildings. Lapeer
county. model farm, $500
VERY large list Of farms. from 10 to 100
n acres. near the city. from $50 to 500 per
acre
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

oease1 CorDeiiA 4. Foorheis aprointed
xdmlussrsu Eszats II Easard y.
Parsois. dsce1sed; ietkexs issued Is
Nssewes u. PSfsons adle IA sskrsffsx.
Estate Of Ebseeser " kaxns, deceased !;
letters testamenlary assaed - Carollne
=. Bzsl& Estate of Sarah Jaas Donx-
las, seeeas<d; acmials tsstors annual
account nied. Estate Of OFlsAns Spsuld-
lar. deceased; executors inAl aceou nj
allowed and estate distx .butet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


New York World:
At the Schiemann table classical
Greek alone was spoken. The Doctor
would say: "Well-nutrured son of q
have from the deep-groaning board of
thy much-providing barbarian sire"
and then in def optatIve the child
would Indicate his preference as be-
tween . slice of the hill-bounding kid
or . piece from the white back of the
oud-grunting boar. Unjust have been
grand.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
American Territory.

New ork AL and ENpfesS:
The acton OF Secretary Tracy in se-
verelyreprimsnding Commander Reiter
for his failure TO uphold the inviolabllItv
OF the American flag in the case of
Gen. BarrundIa is timely and energetic
It indicates the honor of the Stars
and Stripes. which was impugned by the
action OF Minister Miner and the nom
action of Commander BETTER; and il
gives notice 10 commanders of Ameri-
can vessels all over the world that they
must firmly MAINTAIN the doctrine that
the deck OF an American ship = Amerl-
can territory and invioiable by the Of
ficers of any foreign power.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Brooklyn Standard Unsan-
The Worcester Daily Times, the only
Prohibition daily N the world. has Just
died . natural death. It went out with
the old year. For ten years 1t was =
consistent advocate of Democracy add
rum, under the edlforship OF "hghtnz
Jim Mellen.' the senior Democratic
member OF the "Greas and General
Court i. e., legislature. and always
paid its bills. As long ss 4 Was straight
Democratic il prospered. but when il
hetook lsseif to the crooked paths Of
prohibition IL met It's fate. The fact IS,
folks ike TO take theirs straight. -
The fat-feoted Democratic paper or
politician is preferred 70 tie assistant
Democratic "Psohlb.r
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
WHAT PEOPLE Want
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ARE FREEt
AL OTHER ADVERTISING Is PAID FOR

Twelve words will us-
ually ~ = he two itness
shiu-secn and not "a ex-
Deed twenty words three
lines, and tn slse larger
advertisements the aver
age In wcven words 90 -
ltne. There 10 hat ono
price and that 10 quoted
In the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
ANIMALS.


The annual meeting Of the stockholders ol
TIE Fifth National Bank Of Grand aids. fol
the election Of direSsers. VIII be held ~ thetI
bar ding house on TgesSsv January IL is9i
between the hours OF 10 O'clock a N: snd u N
WI. FOWLER.
Cashier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

In the morning, hurried or difHcnlt
breathing. rxasiag phisgn. tiEbtness
ia the chest, quieksnsd pulse. chilllness
IN TIE e.ening OF sweats 81 night, ali or
any Of hese things Are the 6rst stages
of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Cough Femsdy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and 10 cold under . positive
guarantee By White 4 White. ~ Non-
foe~st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

n nf III south Diyision-st-. store pisaos and
furniture n low rates; expert packers aud
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
~ By telephoptng No. so. during hourx. or 6cs
after hourk- 3sa l-9l
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
ANNUAL MELTING.

TIE annual meeting II the stockholders ~
TIE North Park Street Railway Company efl
- held AZ The once If Mere 4 Wfissn. Led sar1
block. on Taes1sy. the 18th ssy 81 January.
lssl. AZ 10 clock q M G. c. CoNSTeCk-
H<rrrfaTy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annus1 meeting 81 TIE stockholders 81
the Orf>s Cabinet Co. VII be held ~ t5ssf
orree thursday esenine- %a8Bsry S-,es - ,
m fev the election 81 cfeerS aAd so ether
ha<fn<ss - nag properly cene before tae
rr<<finx. G. n. Back. sccrctary-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

GOVERNOR wrSAxs, of Michigan. ap-
sears 10 be getting into trouble with
ale party. He IL allowing his pbboose
Gathers 10 grow early.--Tosedo Blade
Something like . man who hasn's
ewlIl enough 10 so round. He Is liable
% get eaten up himself.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Asy ssbssstbss - TuE TELEORAN-
uERALD whs falls - receive The paper
regularly or vho nay have reason q
sssapiaia OF late delivery. viii eenfss =
speetsi fassr ~ tnfsrnlng this efAcs IL
the fact ~ snes. ssad petal card or call
Mp tele phone 5sl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

TIE friends of Judge Russell r.
Pe~ler have come out with circular
letter, urging his nomination Tor JUS
zee of The supreme Court
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Usap sAt.x--Tew heus> IN aoyfa psr4 ~ r<fy Z
II wsll take vecsat 1T er herse ans eHzFT.
o.. <<'ces3<x> ave. esrre - as1Te. s. dewn
Ara - opr nenth VIII xrs yea > heTzs AS sac
rset~e - !. ezsl sud 20 - sew res ene. a
ksge $3.50 5as - exfkznge fer eEs ret -
estes. A vea via Dsy <sEero2ee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

oHIo already has its Democratic
esFrymander. and viii soon have =
system of election Of presidential elect
ors by Congressional districts. MIchi-
gan will have these two modern poiit-
zeal appliances before the adjournment
Il the present Legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13


1'ukN ovkh nsw leai ana build hssss q
AID t7n mere on easy terms viii buS house
u in~ within fifteen ntnuffo' Waik 81 TIC ucw
s30.on market X = fres1a- LesetSb Hack.
oppakits Sweets hetci-
SELEcTED BARGAINS from nv siss: Nice
house and iot lor fi3p: snothrr tor tlorp.
ssI Dis,sisa's rs sa ~ }s s sssh sssd insssi
iaeDt. eix lots near Nezstbx ave.. $50 tsch.
slx beautiful lots near Neftn fsrs cable bepos
~ barEkin. oAe lot es Ek&t Faitsnst dirt
cheap; owner must sell few college ave.
lots eft William H. Gilbert. keem Niaoi-
comb building. Is
nor SALE NJ new loreom house en Tor
= race ave. near HeAilhy-zte. furnace cei-
lar under whole heuse bath room eith boi
and cold water. aud marbic iA<afoTy. manlcl
IA sitting room. gas. eissern. 1rst sion finished
Ia oak handsome site aid eAcrifrhf ntseh.
bsIhooa, price sS>oa of ? amenths shall taise
the price la the spring. T. Il. tucaAnan. and
: Ledyard block.
REAUTIFI'L HOMES and how 10 build them
- "a designs with neef plans 81 low knc mod
crate cost honsess coiored plates ~ pages.
estimating tables aud building hints; onis $s
cents. Postpaid ~ bu.ialne and Realty
ES0R eALE-New s-room house on Paris ave.
y near Ihomas-sl-. east front. lao fcet from
cable. furnace. msntel. bathroom. inside
closet. marble iasSiory. oak hnssh. eisfefn AID
city water. sewer, ward GRADED and sodaed
concrete walks; price. 500. of s25 per month";
Said stone house. cor Lawn Court and Ter
race-age-. $500 or SIS per month. 3I-room
house, TerTace.ase-, s4Ovo, or sS5 per month.
G. W. Tufts. Ledyard block. fesri-ss- entrance.
Tor sALE-My new home. No. ~ Terrace
ave-. just south Of Wealthy. one 81 the
prettiesf sites and best neigh borhoods ia the
city; all modern improvements and ten rooms.
i have cut down the price four hundred dol
Buchanan. Ledyard block. roomss aud 4. soaf
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Reesnk or1srs bare been Dtaeed il
Pis1uhury Tor plants for ths =. Loais
stkmpInx snd ne Chicago Tia riAts
conpeny, the latter h<iag . newly-
chartered eonesrn- souaeEs Bsoknsrs.
Is Breokiyn. have seEs IN : shlrd order.
Tor pisas Of capacity Of $50 boxes
PEI ussk. Ihis plant vili b. erected "A
trookiyn q . eost Of about tsoo 90, Of
which tl5o, 90 viii Be pat into ths plant
snd Isnd and The rest INTO the n<ces-
sazy baildlng& In Pennsylvania tie
Unifet states Iron and lin Plate COM
panys - Demmssr. snd me Apollo Iroa
and sessl Company have declared their
inesat,oa of proceeding With she manu-
fscsnSs of VIA plAts- Tue Brittoa Roll
ins Mil Company, Of Cleveland. O.,
viii also engage IN the manufacture ~
their ssv mill. j. w. Bsitton. Of the
company. says in recent letter; I'VE
ass most sssnsedly going into the
manufacture Of tin plate. and will have
soms ready for market BY July J.,
1884," IL 10 also said that Mr.. Charles
Meyran, president Of the Cannonsburg
tPA.l Iron and Steel Company, recently
stated that his company would double
the capacity OF It's plant and would
manufacture tin plate next spring.
Toe pioneers In the manufacture,
however, Are the Norton Brothers. who
have started factory ut Chicago. to
supply tin plates for their large can
factory ct haywood, Ill. Their appli-
ances were imported from Wales. so
that they might be certain to get the
most modern and practical arrange
mcnt now In use by the most skiltul
manufacturers Of tin plate. The firm
have put in their own special arrange
ments for handling and cleaning in the
thinning house. designed after an ex-
haustive study of the methods pursued
IN the Welsh tin plate works. They
claim that these appliances are far su-
pcrior to the system followed in Wales.
Some Of these enterprises the TELE-
GRAN-HERALD has mentioned before,
but deems them Of sufficient import
ance to mention again. They are SIM
ply tho beginnings of great industry
soon to be developed. When the manu-
facture Of tin has become established.
no ono will be found to admit that he
ever asserted that "tin plates cannot
be made in the United States"
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

THE Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
sums up the Interstate Commerce law
in this single sentence: IA State can
not by . general law prohibit the i'm
portation from another State of an
article of commerce and it, eale in the
original package, but it can regulate
the sale.D
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

PERSONAL

WILL the sentlemen thas took 90 esorcoal
by mistake saturday noon ~ Gosinopaii
tan Restaurant please return same nho Set hil
own And ksss further froubse. Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Grea, quarter OF Gale u Kiddsr's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

The Muskegon News editorial on
estate Stealing" is fine one from q
Democratic standpoint. We know it is,
because we read 1t first in the New
York Star, and it hasn't been spoiled in
the process OF TRANSMISSION into the
News mans brain. He knows good
thing too we'll to spoil it by . rehash.
But, seriously speaking, wherein does
estate Stealing" differ in enormity
from editorial stealing?
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

THE Indiana Legislature can well say
with tho immortal Grover: at 10 con-
dition and not . theory that confronts
u.s." There 10 nothing theoretical in
the State debt of $s.540.6l5.12, which
stares them in the face. It's realistic
condition, and q typical Democratic
condition at that. An annual interest
expense of s273,s25 is piled up on top
of this principal, with not . dollar In
the treasury to pay it with-another
Democratic condition. It was almost .
death struggle to keep the public insti
tutions from being utterly swamped
last year, and it Is practically impossible
to keep up the struggle another year.
IT Is hard to please everyone. The
people who have not become accus-
toned to rapid tranait in street railway
service are kicking because the grip
men and conductors of the cable trains
look ahead instead of to the rear thus
making il difficult to catch q car that
has once passed by. On the other hand
the people who get in front of the cars
want strict attention paid to them. The
difficulty of procuring four-eyed men
TO manage the cars must be apparent to
oil and therefore the alternative of &C
customing ones self to the new and inn
proved regime, rapid transit, seems
worthy of consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

LroR sALF-Cheap. g horse power boiler sni
engine nearly new, with furnace. setting,
etc. complete fneuire OF q. G. TWINS: phone
Az. lfsif
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
BUSINESS cHAkcEs

BUSINESS CIfAScF-Ar young mar Of inter-
~ ritz and business experience w3e9ss -
purchase az active interest In 90 tsfzeIlshea
paying business; would Invest sfsS - sses.t-s
must - A. Thorough tavesfiestsen. state pv-
ficusars az TO kusiness "a repises hereto. 81.
dress u. b, Box 7. this effee- -
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13


yHaNTTp-Nssff lessons in evchan1s for
W furnished faBrD. o. woGfa DO plan 49,.
ing Call Is South Isisislsn@st ~
GHTysIsE MILL wtFJEp-Hs are 6e<l-ss's
y If iefs3nz 8 tsh g. cut feur er hfs - silseH
ceaaf Ard tins shsnSles aa1 70 ssx enc CT I've
fBndreS thousand fe<t Of fnsaofr THIS season
70 some pagfy opntHg = portable niA kos
sell Food Hart. Mo-
Al NRs. Dr- pFTT0ET Nonsn's rr1vsss
n hospital may b. foBna fnftafs fos sfbp-
ten Mrs. Dr. kaff<n. "A Ner1b bsttssFt.s
81 - -s-.3 e. Att
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81 p4ats. sat 81 e1eEtf<s 81 sVeTessf maze =
order. Ycsgf HsrT,sishsifnsr g.
4HoasEs wTSTEEEB - ,ssy ssssss
13bs the rrsun6- 6esa tlnefis bay
"A Horses e1s1ss foT ene fsttvtree-
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Azsree. NJ. 81 81 esA - Abft-k ~.
ssnsrs Csss oree- - Nerfh fsslssen ~ SEES
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B. CkWsk
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.
EXCHANGE REVIEW.


NEW YORK, April 13.-The stock market to-
day gave evidence of its inherent strength.
and advancing smartly on good news, it was
well held up on bad developments. London
was buyer in early trading while the west took
grangers, and many specialties scored hand
some gains, wabash being very prominent
The bears used the gold shipments for leverage
to force prices down, and they continued to
hammer the market throughout the session.
Close was active and weak; the final changes
are irregular and in all cases for fractional
amounts, except In Northern Pacific, preferred,
which is down 11s though the losses are far the
more numerous
Government bonds easier.
MoNEY QUOTATIONS.
new YORK. April 13--Money on call easy;
closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5(07 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Quiet, Arm; 60-day
bills, "a. 55A; demand s4.Ss}<.
LONDON. April 13, p. m.-Closing consols
money. % 9-16: do account, SO 1916; U. B.
q, 81. 24l<; do AVS, 81. .04.
Honey-l@1H per cent
BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, April 13.-Bar silver per o.
LoNDos. April 1s.-Bar silver, 44ssd. per
San sIM FRANCISCO, April 1a.-Bar silver, 97@
9Sc per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-Mexican dollars,
.~xu pnrna