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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
The Bonded Roads.

WAsauarox, D. C. October &-Ths third
annual report of Commissioners Taylor says
Of the railrord situation: For The pest year
there has bean an increase in gross receipts,
but . falling Oh IN net earnings, owing 70
increased composition. The net earnings Of
TIE roads indebted to TIE government show .
slight decrease over last year. Tho roads
arc paying into the treasury each year al
that tho law requires them 70 pay. Full de-
tailed statements are given showing tho dnan-
Gal condition Of the companies, 9oos and
net earnings, government requirements,
amounts paid in and total amount of gov
eminent debt These statements show tho
the year, for which settlements are made,
were $2a,045s 287; net earnings, $6.058, SIS;
government requirements, $1.7lA. O85; paid
in, s., 1904 The total debts of bonded
roads up to December 81, 1880, amount to
$112 5126la
The increase in the debts of bonded roads
Is not owing to the failure Of the companies
the percentages required by Law to be paid
do not create a sum equal to the interest the
government has to pay ON the subsidy bonds.
The commissioner indorseS the policy OF
the Union Pacific in aiding the construction
OF branch lines which shall be tributary to
the main line: he also urges strongly and
as considerable length, the great necessity OF
some action being taken looking TO settle
ment between the bonded roads and the gov
eminent He says: 81 have little doubt of
the ability of bonded roads to eventually
meet their old obligations to the govern
ment. bnt these debts are apparently beyond
the possibility of payment in money at their
maturity. Some plan of refunding must DO
de vised in order to give them time"
The commissioner recommends the ap-
pointment of q commission to consider the
confer with the railroad compa-
MES and report their conclusions to congress.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
The Worm Turns.

1n0Don, September So-Advtces fsom
HANSON ssy that word has reached Asze
1T ~ Dacoits have organized . Medallion
In he vicinity of Wuntho and Burmah. and
aso prepaxing to attack the British garrison
= thef placs. They are led By refugee
namod TSawha, and have alreedy had several
enall encounters with the British tEoopA
8oEiCua fighting II expsctsd soon.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
Chandler Opened.

0urmn. O. +. October L. Om1lR ~
xSU1ned b. 0ovssnoe Stsela aftse cleaning
- - of people With ~ Military. = -
1910 1890; nss spa vsnn suahea HE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
Money for Sufferers.

Moscow. Ocsobse 2-The merchants guild
hss coatxibuted 200 for ths relief q
fsunins suGerers, and has formed commit
. % make . private distribution Of msc-
com1ilo danntionA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
Coal Prices Raised.

NEW Yom, October a-The coal barons
have given another turn to the machine and
prices advsncsd Is per cent II 10 given out
that smother adyaxce will b made before
The end Of The month.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-10-10
HOLD WHEAT.
50 Says DonnelIy and So SAYS
SThe State"

Our Poosible Exporting surplua
Will b Gone by Christmas 81
Present Rate Of ShIpment-flavo
Only 10000, 900 Any Way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Feb. Up. III.
The stock market was shocked to-day by the
engagement of about S1,7j0,000 gold for export
Ii was not prepared for il either by the rates oil
foreign exchange or the recent selling Of securi-
ties by European holders. The explanation that
the shipments were special transactions was
accepted without salt by Wall Street, which has
constantly deprecated the influence abroad OF the
recent agitation of the silver question. The
movement of securities be 'veen this country ana
Europe illustrates all cacul .tions about the bal
ance of trade lis dimcnsir. ale always I'M
known, and neither the in ports nor exports are
recorded at the Custom Louise. There has been
recently no doubt that Europe had become alarmed
by the prospect Of free silver in this country aud
was a free seller Of American securities Tine bond
market. particularly has felt the influence Of thl'
continued selling, but even the early resumption
of cold exports may not lead 90 fall ana general
apprrciation Of the extent Of the movement IGre
an. special causes however for the present outflow
OF specie. The bank of England has begun T. re-
pay the loan of - 100000 made from the Bih'
Of France on tie collapse OF the Earrings three
months ago, while Treasury bills for 1l.3Oo,o'"
neeot iated with the Bank Of Russia at the same
time have fallen duo. While the Bank oi Eng
land has been preparing for these payments ana
is cons qucntlv in strong position, il supply 81
gold is not large that tire drain on ~ resources
Will not be felt. H. naturally seeks 10 Tcplehl'h
II must be rcmeHbcred also, that the BANK
permitted the Ghip ment TO this country Of about
j.OOd,0O0 in December, on purely SeItlmehtal
basis II practically asks that the DEBT be re-
paid because it has use for the money.
Not even the announcement from Washington
that the Free Coinage bill had been killed WIS
able 10 overcome the unexpected outflow OF gold.
The stock market was not much more active, how
ever ard while prices steadily declined, the hnaI
Losses rarely reached per cent and the closing
was at fractional rally. 81. Paul,
which was the most active stock, lost ! per cent,
and Louisville and Nashville, after recovery OF
rs per cent. suffered still larger loss on The
resignation Of President Norton, under whom the
company has been restored to cash dividend
basis Lake Shore was heavy without bclng
active but the depression was considered ~ a.
largely speculative. As n rule, the mai declics
were not over 2 per cent. although icw SPECIAL
ties scored losses of per cent or more ne
nositiyc assertion that the Richmond Terminal
Somnany had secured again option for the
nurchase of the Batimorr and ONO Railroad wac
without effect and the suspicion that me decline
in prices was due chiefly 10 backslldlng OF q
veteran bear recently converted 10 the opposite
opinion, was probably equally groundless
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
There were still no transactions in Government
bonds. but the market was firm at unchanged
quotations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
flulncldl.
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Go.
New.York, December 90. 1890.

To Holders Of the First Mortgage Kailrond ana
Sinking Fund Land Grant Bonds OF the CAIRO ana
Fulton Railroad COMPANY, una turing January LIST
1891:
Notice hereby that in view OF the provisions oil
the Sixth Article Of the aforementioned mortgage TINS
company has decided extend until July l. 1881 the time
within which holders Of Cairo and Fulton BONDS may A
change the for the General Consolidated Railway ana
LandGran Bonds Of this Company the principal and IN
rest OF which guaranteed by the Missouri Pacihc
Hallway Company. The Cairo aud Fulton Bonds VIII
continue TO draw interest the rate CT per cent per
lnnum until paid This company reserves the right TO
discontinue any time the payment OF the money pre-
MUM OF $50 per bond made in connection with tne
exchange Of the Cairo and Fulton Bonds
A. Il. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORD
40. CITY HALL. 100,
I.truary l. l-Jl.'
TO PRINTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS.

VOTrR ATTENTION is hereby called l to u me re
l proposals for bids To snply if', oG a. staton1Ty g.
O1cia Whiting Paper and Envrl0p 10 t lIshc daily
me Drpartncnts ~ tn CITY doNerhihe"V ~" '' ~
In the CITY RECORD, . All. ooco until IL O'Clock IN.
h n w Eebriarv o. 1s9 and viii be- 3,h'u AZ ~ u
meeting Of the Board Of ~, 49,, i,rc"' " ~
All necrsSarv Information may Dc s.,n. IN be- pro.
prop9o ~, s ree and from the samples ana descriptions
on nie in the Department Of Public -r,r,t,on and
"" NJ os5er az tho Mavor tounsei 10 h' No'p'''''V ~
Commissioners OF Puthe p" orr KENNY. supervisor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
,.,,rn c.r,rt. CIRCUIT COURT

UNITED STATES ClRCllT COT ri
L sotTHERN DlsTKcT or cr NEW Of t reasa F
na te Tned Stats America by he AorPsy Of 'H ne
Tn yorS. relative to acquiring tte BY 9e said cnsSS
Scancra District Of and , In hG in fi 6 Ssc
Of the cry Of New York aIa IUnS' ,cn on the e.
Hy Whcha stt tn -Sg9 by II idss and %
IN Hc Said Secletlr Of ~ ire'sg a, SG" i sp5 IN
r,cton Of new custom House BuIidhe Hu alu an ~
SS &us S is ced An Yet S oS
Tor o,hr ISIS cntt;cd An Act or the erection
oePrT aSpns , the cy Of and
for Other as amend o pS t An Act S to amend
N r The election Of APPRAISERS warehouse IN
@ TeyG ga. a @ an nor A StnS Of Congress
G %a.t to & d A. b pSG9 and for
Sr and AZ A' Of G Cot for 2Spr2Ss
tcmbcr IN in the CITY OF New. York aud tor
oth@r s s@cn$ 5S PA the Aa Al Ac ' to amend
M % ,on a Of @ 20, a %S a'l pnrpost notice
~eby given a e. an l sai@ T d be soatnern
circuit, ew yorS AZ stated term Of said Court TO DO
bd in tn Court Room Thereof in kSom n, ~ W yogk on
3 a,I Pot I'M I'm "" aay 4 ebay 1891 2, the opening
n IN ,g t ,Soy speS4%dtnt matte Sf The
nature 2pe N or e by tinted stae Of AmGTSa
To ali e lands and prsm r; h Sn r inc satd
First Ward on &c Cty b north by the Bowling Green
he bok tTgrd wn f stre on the south BY Bridge
on and on the by state Street in zee simple 90
-,ne II be conVe It'd appropriate ana u'eu "
t tor the purposes Of site for the sr,eto o. a
stom house building a. specified IN salu ny o. ~
rss approved Sertnher an 9 srS s.n said proporty
hc.n duly elected and approved by the s
u, ,h Treasury o. the United states o. Cngross an
pursuancs st Of e As cnttsd An Ac TO authorize
prov n, land ,or sites Of public buildngs anu tor
ard an Of conerss approtea D
otntF " entitled IAN act for the erection OF ~
d t. warehouse the city ~ New OK, n am
,r-,oses A. amended by the Act OF CohRIesss AZ
oth,r fupe 2sih $500 emitted An Act 20 Sashn ~
lFoNt,I appraisers Warnousr ~
Act Tor ~ yort and for other purposes when sara
oner,v Is more particularly described as iooS,
p,1P.so cortain parcels OF lanu
NJ and beinc In tho First Ward or the CIV .. W.
,iows beginning point formed oy me mer'cr1Un 20
~ ~ Bowling Green. ana running
'.ournwardiv. along whitehall street o. pont
s,rmed hv the intersection OF Whehall SIr-ro WIN
along BRIDGE street " IoihI
d nv the intersection Bridge street W IN state >rte.
,iarce norfhwardy along state street u point FORMED
m Tho nter.ecton OF Street with the Rowing "reeh
,oncn eastwarGv along bowling ''reen 10 the poh'
r Mace ~ beginning. Dated. New-lork, February gu
Isol EDWARD MITCHELL Attorney OF the ohHeu
states ~ America IN and for the southern Dlstrct o.
New.York Post once Building. New-York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

The only business in State issues was n Small
sale of Virginia deferred 6s. stamped receipts Ill
further decline OF 81 ucr cent 70 5. vi Guy jam
stocks Western National sold 30 at 100 -
The general bond market was somewhat more
active but only at the expense Of values Inc
bpsness included an unusually large variety OF
iesues and the movement Of prices was almost
universally downward. Atchison new issues were
conspicuously weak, As closing "a per cent io"ei
q, 1912. and incomes IA per cent lower AZ
a. Texas and Pacific issues continued thelr
downward course, and irsts lost per cent ~
81 - Mobile and Ohio general uioItSdFes w
clined "a to SO, and New-loTk, OhtdrIo any
Western cOnsols / per cent 70 80. Inc pIulcpti
exceptions were issues III which lrail1"I.,ons ,
rare Reference is made 10 our 1ull IepoIU Vi
bond sales ,..La and cou
The money market was not disturbed, ana can
loans continued TO rule at about 10 - per
cent The demand for time loans was lncIcaseu
slightly but without changing the previous ra'eS
The CLEARING House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $l0S.Ol6,O57; Daiahces'
S5620,2S3 -, ,,oa.;,,.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the clearing
House Ss90,Ol1 It's net gain on balance was
SSS5 522, made up by gains of Sl3,567 coin and
So7Ig55 currency The days operations In
cIuded. Receipts, S2,7s5,072 payments, S2,lg9,-
S50: resulting in general balance OF $lS1,. a.
eos consisting of $l5s ,604,20l coin ana @''loo'-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ce,yed today 1906. 1903 National bank notes for
redempuiu. .. .uo-o -, 1877 oA2 the in
formal revenue receipts S2@-,Vo1 anu 'N' 0
ianeous receipts S3s, 1913: .... -. .s.
Today's Washington Treasury statement oi cash
IN hand and deposits In bank compares WIN inc
Saures of the last previous statement as ioHows
.n on s,nasl 30 g g. - Us
Net gGa On on nd 2i5oi5Ss 2o92o7oa Dec 0sss2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

,ruE HooK OF oPES-AIR SPORTS octave 500 pase s
ne The standa authority on American oph'
= aruserents Rules for sailing swimming Dill pay.
INC shooting horseback riding. So -; u 'u'i ,sl,1n
eonv published bt The Tribune. Ne"'1orh E"'c''i1''
,np NJ and universally compmented By the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
NORDDECTsCHER lloyd 8; 5. CO.

DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR IAGUANRA. PU EKfO CABELLO, CURACoA,
MARACAIB0 AND CORO.
Iler 50. East River
S. VFNFZC FLA Sat'day, February u, .. M
IS PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, February 20 p n
IS CARACAS...........S SATURDAY, March T. II go q
STEAMSHIPS specially DUH TRADE,
have very superior datlOns for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DAILErr,
Tourist Agents General Managers, II Wal.st
THCJS COOK & son. 2Gl Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

L RtDIt)-Al4- E'Jh II nv Il-A'1i@ ~
L SELs.-NAVY DEPARTMENT. Wn'hiniioH, De- of
coulcr :" accordance with Tie provisions Of
section of act uf tou9i'1-, appoN,N hWyn
1854 sealed proposals VIII be received ar IN" y wy
which time and place they vii. See OPENED Ivt ln' Gll
chase Of certain Vessel, when have been stricken rom
the Navy Register under authority Of an 1ci ul congress
,purn,.d ,uyt,f which - l. deemed Tor inc
III ,rterc - ,he United states sell The vessels
appraised value ana lh'l. 10 tll'h ",
Iuanua slOCvD. poit ,uouth. y II. irouklin stu
O-siuac qi5 500 ana Srp"dwcu ttugl ,o'p' NVt ,'h
Va. pilgrim ttugI. 5000 l.Higu" Island. Ini.' ,uIt
S,,,,. fu,nni,nr Rescue ltug. 5000. w a
ington ana Duinncblug s1GOOO. at Brooklyn, y Y IN"
Vessel. wll be- Tor cash 10 the person or P''on, IF
tr.rnfnr ,io,o lupfli-,d value h"ieo Iiol"'a9
must he submitted I'm sealed cnNelop", 1ddrS.'n u inc
Secretary " the NaNy. Washington, D. q, anu HII 9u
prouosal, purchase n vessels 80 q 20 u-V"
r,sb ,bnr, othpr commune ltlonS. 40 oIrl ioF
moro than one vessel should BE- Included "thh one pro
posal. Each bid proposal must De 2t'ohl'I'u ny !"
fhan ten per mount ~ the oIei q"
"A bond with renal sum epu1' a." - IT,
amount II the otter With Two "f NOR Sundi,,,cd fr
tbr u,vncnt of The remaining ninety per .it Oh W"
auount OF 4Ich ofrr proponl WITHIN tiY uAy1 IRON
inc dat. Of IL. acceptance In case d'i'uit y mn, ~
thereof within that time. aid cash u'I'''I %, t e.
.hau lc considered forfeited % IN. ',o.H
and shall be applied directed In tc act oi Ma,'n
IsSy Nher, deposit Or c"ltlurd cI''h, CIV,
b nrIcn offered a,comunnle, the bid no bona heeo o.
,rn{.Led Ilr bids VIII be- decided by thr SEC Wy 4"
he Navy by lot All deposits ana n"hu' ol ..at
whose proposals shall net be a,r'td WI, %, b, nropo.,
,lem within seven after the opening OF " p1PHId
1n nprir,on 10 The Department forms of BIO ana Gonu
Witch must be- used bidders also Wuteu m't Et S
oeuefaI information concerning the vessels WI. ~
ai.hcG ,Tbc Vessel. can BE- examined % any uW' hJ'r
the 22i proNuo ly APPLYING N thr co"d'u r.n,nd v
v,td who Tho Nc'sel> n',t D. r,'oa
purchasers from tn. limits OF tns Nd by the De-
within such reasonable tluc a. may ur ~ ~ wv
Il +. TRACY. Se'f't'N OF Wv 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
~ OF
IEMPOEARY LOAN BONDS OF THE STATE or

TEMPORARY LOAN BONDS or THE STATE or
INDIANA.
Notice I, hereby that under and pursuant TO NE
provisions o. Section 51S6 Of the Revised Statutes Of 1851
when - follows
section jeG Thc Governor, Auditor and Treasurer ~
hereby authorized ~ procure temporary loan
money sufficient IN amount 70 meet thr dcnc"ucy IN t
hh0.ld such - the semi annual
dividends Of interest the state debt
VIII b. received at the office OF the Auditor nl
STATE ia the city II indianapolis, until f. m on February
-. 1891 from tho," desiring 10 make investments IN me
states secuIuc under the provisions Of said ,c ton p
bOLds Of the STATE - tho amount OF three huud,d
thOYsand dollar, 200 0pc "J hcrlng Interest a; me
81 per centum per aEnum, payable sepIannnI{
aud payable IN i've year from the - day Of March le'
prime and interest t. be- pyabe at the fiscal egcnci Of
The state In the city Of NcwYork They win be issued
registered denominations to suit the purchase
Transferable at said hscsl agency without expense to us
holders
All proposals accompanied ~ certified check %
Treasurer Of the state Of ndiina equal
IN amOant per cent OF the par value " the bonds
Cheeks Unsuccessful. bidders viii be- returned
Immediately after the award f. made Checks Of success
VIII be applied account Of their purchases
and u failure 10 pay the balance due, VIII D.
liable 20 forfeiture.
Ihe viii be pay able ana deliverable at the once
o. Wnsow. Laler \ Co.. M the city Of Newly ORR, on
Monday March ., 1891.
The right reserved reject any and all proposals.
Bidder, requested % append o this 1dNeIt'
their bid and state denominations ~ bonds u"
sired.
ALVIN =. HOVTY. Governor.
J. q. HENDERSON, Auditor ~ STATE.
ALBERT GALL. Treasurer OF state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance OF
an order OF Hon. oliver p Carpenter sgroI aW %
r,rs Snvinr claim, against Thomas Cornell llte OK
he xiv OF Kingdom. County " Ulster deceA-,I t
10 fc sndersignrd Edwin Young. The executor Oh , uo
-. ~ said deceased his once, Ferry ST. i'.luout
So G,r"tT y on or before the 9Sth day OF March,
1891. 90 ,aoo
Dated September TO- EDWIN YOUNG. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
NOTICE OF LETTING

Al INTEREST in a Strcct-Swceping Ma
~ chine hi. the Dirt rectually and economl al
~. is !or sale J.. II. y. 81. D,uls Hotel, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
ErRoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Feb II. { p m.-Consols. o. 3l6 FOR money
and - 80 for the account Canadian Pscihc4 f0H 81
Paul common -. Money. 212it per rent The rat" o!
diIo,,n In the open market fof thro, months bills
2sd24 per cent Par- ndyices quto per cent t"nt"s
Al 81 francs 12i centcs lr tho account and eHchan l'
ON London ~ - francs q ceutme~ Tor checks. The
amount " bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of England
ON balance today f. E3l coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

TOTAL shares solnf0r te IY3isb
Silver ceIts...- lO2 1902 LUO2 IOULlOUi4 LOi lOOuO
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLECM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

INNIAN LINE L. ;. and Royal Mail Steamers,
| ->'h'f n0R o. Y1.N Slows AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF SEM wednS day resrqai, g
CRY OF cncAG6. = wetaesiT2y Nm March H. az m
FROM Pi.r AZ y r.. adonPC Chli,topner'st. FefLy..
FIRST CABIN so and " %aid 2ccSrding % ses sas
T r1 So sTEERAGt. 80. PLIhHv WR,xHhL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
WHITE STAR LINZ, vn ,,vrnpoor

WHITE SIAN LIML. -, ,,rnpoor
nov tpks IN iSTTFD STATES MAI. STEAMERS.
ct,.t ~ E.b IL N. m. / Irtann.c Wed MaEl6l pm
Sttto,ic-- ~ * a m NJ alcsfic led MoT2o
N1r-b noon IterInsnicWcd Ap1 10 80 an
Ai w. ~ ~ 90, m sI,ItunicWed, Apr s, AIM
IRON White star Dock foot Of West lOtn.sI AKA
and upward according 70 steamer ana i9Gst1n o Ssror
SSe terms Storage, 800 Companys once, no, ~
Pro,dway New.York. Philadelphia once 400 WanutsS
bro'u"''' Wv J. BRUCE ISMAY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

NUARLESTON. 5. C.. the south < Sou ti,,Ns
u JACksON Lille AND An t c6WIbN roiN''
From Pier 90 E Il. ltO9t l:oseyelts~ a. pr M IL
vr,r NSSt,F Charleston and JAG kson1 frl ryp' -
tEN MOLE Charleston and Jacksonville. MOI" Eep iS
IROotOiS Cnar ston and Jacks ~ E reo 10
nGo<OlrN Charleston and JachScnNillc III fen ~
steamers nr.tclass passenger aecomodatoS ~:
policy Effected az one-nitn OF ono Pe1
cent WI + va ~ - ROW ling Gre y. Y.
~ O. EGEl,. COM Agt- q. s FRI Line 3iI BFoeo"Hy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

Set cash ba..s19s 654 GO 500 1910 Inc. s'-''
The foreign exchanges were strong on ircSl
demand for remittance. which came apparently
from continued sales of securities for foreign ac-
count. Shipments Of gold Will he resumed In.
commercial bills We revise quotations for busl-
ness as follows: Bankers bills, 81 So II ana
81 IS respectively for long and short sterling
French francs, 80 3-s and OH IL; reich-
rkS. % IS and % Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

y SFNGER LINE-Four steameFs WeeAV rrVH ~"
pier ~ Tr ri H6 3 FI... Friday Feb. 49, 3p
s. NACOOCHEE- -. Satnri9v, lSN, ~ "a
IS CiiY 0F AtGt STA cdg' day FEB Is p n.
Con Lterida and Western Railway for al points IN
Tr6RGIA LLQRD s9IIH 9aicom1od.ons
BAM ana az, NJ bnic For freight and passage apply
FTsI cI ~ SHNsUA(;EN ". H. RHEIT Gen Agt
, D. ~, ~ ~ ond ~ Ply savannah Fast Line.
EAST AZ; ,;;ra.J ia ~ - BIT Broadway.
H. L. "NL'' no New PIER 35. Sorth River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
Net legal tender, On

Net legal tender, 1900 %, D., - o-q
hand -.........-. t,2i5,32- ',3O''3Ol h'I' -
Actual casn in
Treasury vaults
ccrtacatas 500 80 90 $40 70 051 Inc. ss55'8
Deposit. in banks - 29S,913 2>,9fO-21 Dec 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS
PRICES DECLINE AND RALLY
ENGAGEMENTS OF GOLD FOR EXPORT TIE
CAUSE.-THE CLOSE ONLY A rRAc-
TION LOWER
SALES AT THE STOCK Observation-Disclosures u.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
TIrelnia IS Def
md HecelnS

Trust hV'''' 70
stamped
10000.
Nsiern Nat Bank
Is. .-lOuS
Atth Top d san /
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17
CHAPTER TIT

Very coon another responsibility was
added to little Priscilla's burdens. Her
cousin Dick--the worldly one with the
yellow boots = came home after his
annual holiday, which, as he was the
Junior clerk in a large bank. he was
obliged to take rather late in the year.
She had looked forward to his return
with some excitement Dick, she knew,
was frivolous and reckless in his habits:
ne went 70 the theatre occasionally, ana
frequently spent an evening playing
billiards and smoking cigars at friends
house. There would be real credit in
reforming poor Cousin Dick.
He was not long, of course, in hearing
of Priscilla's marvellous endowment,
and upon the first occasion they were
alone together treated her with a respect
and admiration which he had very GER
tainly never shown her before.
you're wonderful, Prissie,' he said;
I'D no idea you had it in you'll"
Nor had /, Dick; but it shows that
even a little girl can do something"
Il should rather think SO! And the
way You look, as grave as Judge AL the
time. Prissie, / wish you'd tell me how
you manage it. wouldn't tell soul.
But | don't know, Dick. Ionly talk,
and the jewels come--that is all"
''You artful little grill You can keep
a secret, soc, but 50 can /. And you
might tel me how you do the trick
What put You up to the dodge? I'm to
be trusted, 4 assure you"
Dick, you can't; you mustn't think
there Is any tTickesy about il! How can