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Downtown Rusiness Pronertv.

n. line, sos. $40, 6l2 and b14 Clay ST., rs feet w.
or Montgomery; large 2-story and basement brick
building stores below and Offices abuve cement
stone walk and street paved with ba salt rock this
Is very centrally located piece of downtown prop
erty; investors and capitalists should examine this
property; present rent, $239; large lot, 6lx6S %.
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bCORE BY INNINdS.
Sacrameutos. ..........-I o D o l 0-3
San Francscos. .........O U 0 o o OIL
Earned run-Sacramentos J. Three-bass hit
Ward. Two-baso hit-Sharp Sacrifice hits-Sun-
day, McGuirk 3, Huston, France. Levy. First base
on errOrs-Sacramentos 2, San Franchises l. First
base called balis-Sacramentos !, San franciscOs
l. Left on bases-SacranentOs 8, San FTancisCos o.
Struck out-By France ., by CO0D l. First base on
hit by pitcher-Nard, Sunday. Double plays
Peoples, Ward and MeGu.rk. Time OF game-l hour
and % minutes. Umpire - Sheridan. omcial
scorer-WilI Ii. Young.
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Things worth Remembering

When you feel kind of goneness about the
stomach it Is sign that your food does not SIT
well and that you are about TO have fit OF indi-
gestion.
When you begin TO feel nervous and are unable
to sit still comfortably; when your clothes sud
denly seem to lose their hit aud become too tight
In places the III OF Indigestion Is surely upon
you.
When this ft Of Indigestion Is repeated from
day TO day it finally resolves itself into dyspepsia.
Chronic dyspepsia will surely make the hap.
plest life 4 hell upon earth.
Remember that three TO ten OF Brandreths
Pills Will cure The worst case OF indigestion or
dyspepsia. or both, and that regular course OF
them, say Two every night for a week or ten
days will act as preventive OF either COM
plalnt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

An Elsmere tea, for the benefit OF the
Elsmere Free Kindergarten, will be given
at the residence of the Vlce-President. Mrs.
}. B. Rider, 2513 Folsom street, on Thurs
day afternoon and evening, from 2 to 10
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

No LARCENY, No CRIME.-Judge Trout has
dismissed the charge Of larceny against Frank
Dalton, accused of receiving from Bessie Blake
ley $50 that she was supposed 10 have stolen.
The Jury acquitted her
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.-Jndge Rx fined J
c. Dougherty $500 for assaulting Policeman II
q. Smith, aud he appealed. but Judge Murph.
has sustained the Judgment.
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first on McQuaid's muff and scored on Nc
Gucken's double. The score:

Earned runs-San Joses !. Three-base hit-Mc-
Quicken. Two-baSe hits-McGucken ,, Ebright
Llhman- Sacrifice hits-Fogarty Philips Hines,
Gouugman, Garfield First base errors-San
Jcses l, Oakands 4. First base called ballS-San
JOSes ,. Oaklands =, Left on bAseS-San JOses d,
OaslanGs g. Struck out-By L0okabaugh J. by Gar
field 2. Hit by pfteher-DOoley. Double plays
Garfield, LOhnAu aud ONeill, Garfield to Dung
man Umpre-Johu Donohue. Official Scorer.
y
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

STOLE TEN DoLLABs.-Nellie Wilson was al.
rested yesterday on 4 charge Of grand larceny .
Size is accused OF having stolen so from II {.
Morse a youth. In saloon on Eddy street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

This afternoon the San Jose and Oakland
teams will play at the Haight-street grounds,
commencing at 2 30 o'clock. In the morning
the same teams will appear at Emeryyille.
The makeup for the afternoon:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

The Ventura Free Press says the apricot
growers there are signing contracts for three
years delivery at $50 ton.
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BERrELING has The only reliaDle methods to
ft defective sglr. 427 kearny street
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WALKERS RRMAINs.-The body OF Gilbert G..
Walker, who died in Seattle on The I'd inst ar
rived yesterday on the Waa Walla ana was
taken In charge by relatives, who will have it
forwarded TO Virginia City to-day for burial.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

THE GOSPEL ILLUsTRATED.-At the usual
mass-meeting for young men this afternoon at
Y. NJ. C. A. Hall Rev. George L. McNntt will
give the third Illustrated lecture In The special
course. During the lecture large hummer OF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-19

J0NES-In this city, April r. 1891, to the wife OF
Harry L. Jones, son.
STOCKToN-In this city April 16, 1891. to the
wife of Henry J. Stockton,
BELENEY-fn this city. April Is. 1891, to the wife
of George Beeney, daughter.
FRANCIS-In this city. April 10, 1891, to the wife
OF Charles T. Francis
RoACH-In this city, April 10. 1891, to the wife OF
j. Roach. daughter.
LYNCH In this city. April a. 1891. to the wife OF
John J. Lynch. daughter.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Firth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted They must be handed In AT
either of the publication oiices and be tadorsed
with the name and residence of persons auth 1rzed
to have the same published.l
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q A Bennett. Galveston
L NJ Williams, Chicago
y W Williams, Chicago
u w Oliver 4 WI. \ York
X b Carpenter, Los Ang
Il L Chrlsty. Seattle
J I + Cripps. san Diego
II O Hahmau, Santa Rosa
7 NJ : Davis. Santa Rosa
J L Gilbert. Reedly
! j Hiburn, Ukiah
J VI ) O'Reiliy. SactO
l. Greegwald, Hoopa Val
p Green. Ho0pa Valley
j L StaulpDle, LathrOp
A II Thompson, Chicago
c Melvin. California
z W Sangunck, Plttsburg
J w Wilson, Benicia
r Chatheld. Sacrame nto
I J Hoffman, &w, 5 Cruz
G & Hail, California
Mrs b Grayson, n urieans
Mrs T Grayson. \ Orleans
Miss J HoOke, Ukiah
II ) Turner. Eureka
T 7 Robb. GienwOod
S L Williams, Min View
r II Miller, Vallejo
L 2 Stacy a WI. MINI
A M Street, Vallejo
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Sale Is Made Subject to the Confirmation
ofthe Sup erior Conrt-Pr0bate Depart

SUUJeUJ
ofthe Sup erior Court-Probate Depart
ment.
The several parcels OF real property Will be sold
as whole in subdivisions, said Executors
shall judge to be most be- ecisl to the said estate
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States payable to said Executors as folows
Ten per cent 40 per centl OF the purchase money to
be paid by each purchaser to said Executors in cash
the gold coin of the United States at the time OF sale
and the remainder thereof 20 be paid TO the said
Executors in cash In the gold coin aforesaid. upon
confirmation of sale by the Superior Court OF said
city and county of san Francisco and the execution
anu delivery OF deed or deeds by the Executors.
Dated at San Francisco this 23d day OF March,
1891. JOHN r. WHITNEY,
T. ELLARD BEANS,
JOSEPH r. ENGLISH,
As Executors OF the last VIII OF JAMES WHAR-
TENBY, deceased.
A. N. DROWN, Attorney for Executors
and Estate, 621 Clay ST., San Francisco.
Cal.
EASToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers. 63S Market st.
ap9 IL Is II 10 81
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EXCHANGE

g T stevens. San Diego
C II Robbins. Centralia
J L Freer, Centralia
o p KeeidSen, California
L < Fish. California
Mrs Foster & CHI. England
j Ryan, Ireland
IL German, Ireland
J Kummest a. I'm. n Mex
lG DAVIS, New York
Z Davis, New YORK
ID Green. Sew YORK
VI de Vaughn, Oakland
II $ Transman, Oakland
J : Ore, Duncaas Mills
NJ + Cahil, Delano
+ Walker, Lodi
J + Gabrielle, New York
4 Zimmerman GAINESVILLE
Mrs C COghlan q 3 CHI.
ClarksvIlle
10 Morris, Colorado
r Perry. Colorado
&c Parker Il son, Victoria
I w Gray, salt Lake
Mrs + RYAN, Chicago
7 Lees. London
lC White. New York
J Shay. New York
j Anderson, England
J Griffe, Sydney
G Davis. Sydney
} Green, sydney
c L All, Los Angeles
y LOrenz. Tacoma
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Turk-st. Fifty-vara and Improve
rnRntS.

s. line of Turk St, 1877 - feet W. OF Larkin this
50-vara is covered with 1921, 523, 525, 527, 529
and 53l) finefnished, 2stUry and-bas ment dwell
ngs OF II rooms ana bath; these residences are
very centrally located and the location is fast be-
coming business property; will he sold as en-
tirety; Turk ST. is paved with basait rock, stone
curbed, cement-stone sidewalk; lot l37;6xl37:6.
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JD GlIchrist, sacto

d Gilchrist, Sacto g Baker, st Louis
w II i Schmid. Napa II Handan, st Louis
6 SimoudS, Mass l. A Grant, Los Angeles
+ Chandler, Mass II Burt, New York
W CanhAm, Port Huron + z 1eys q W, ST Louis
J A Hope, Port Huron w NimanS, New York
II 5 Pratt 4 W. Mass W II Herstetn, st Louis
L A Hobbs d W, Albany ~ Cunningham, StaCruz
Mrs 2 A NIYer. Albany Miss Du B0is, Pa
Mrs Spalding. w Du Collier. MERGED
II X Wisner Rochester Baron Schilling,
l. Adler Il W. Rochester Helena
Miss Adler, Rochester Miss j. Swauton, Miss
Mr. Pellatt a W, OTOnto Miss W w Holbrerk, Mass
i Oliver & W, Lynn Miss Sawyer. Mass
} NJ Morehead. Min View Is Bowman, Seattle
NJ Price Cotton Miss MaeEaren, York
J Armstrong. Sacto bliss Weston, NewY ork
5 J. DObbins, NacaVllle Miss NJ Weston. Network
T. Il Ellis. st Louis 5 W Coo a W. New York
G Huffman MERGED o I Dyer & ", Riverside
q BragdOn. Texas Miss Dyer. Riverside
Penney, Texas y Bush a I, Nevada
Il BuzZeiI, Texas A Heber Il W, Montreal
j Hale. Texas Mrs l. l. Fitzpatrick, Can
g A Philips. Texas > w Ferguson, Montreal
r Keyens st Louis Miss Ferguson, Montreal
II Mickey, st Louis Quinten & W, Topeka
j Chandler. st Louis II Hubbard q W, Boston
C Green ST Louis L Wallace, Denver
j T Alexander, Ohio W Il HodgKins, Conn
A G Muffin New York w Marshall, Richmond
NJ Elkfn Chicago w Charles. New York
G II Beiknap Il r Denver d NJ McNtaTtn, NewYork
E Delena u W. new YOrk Mrs X Baxter Oswego
& \ Stearns & w, Mass IL Carriss, Oswego
Mrs ID Parker, Mass Mrs i PhllbrOck, Mich
q whitney AZ W, Mass Miss Ryder, Detroit
Miss /. W Riee Mass Miss Ryder. Detroit
L Cornell Chicago q + Foster, Boston
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AMERICAN


- AANA ~ = NRAAf ' - = so 80 - , J
+ Smith, California
H Ryan, Sydney
) TOTuiin, Sydney
r jackson. Auckland
+ Ford, Auckland
J Hutchinson, Auckland
NJ 5 Blake, Sydney
W Rudkin, Sydney
II Clark, Sydney
7 Manus, Philadelphia
J Slater q . eh, Boston
NJ PaIter, Los Angeles
W Banghsrt, Purissima
6 Borden, Halfmoon Ba!
C II Campbell, HalfmDoi
Bay
J ID Foster. San Antonio
j o Mcclellan. San Jose
K d Bauer, Potter Vale.
" NJ harrison. SactO
ID Harrison, Sacramento
A Burnett, Tulare
w burnett. Tulare
ID 5 Baker IL w.NcVAdaCl
d a McFarlane & VT
Duluth
7 White & WI, Sact0
G Stanley, Fresno
II Reed, New York
ID Brown, New York
I Sexton, Belfast
Miss NJ Donohue, Mo
Miss ID Rags, Missouri
T. Barry. New Orleans
j Careny, Salt Lake
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Downtown Business Property.

s. side No. 335 Bush St, la feet L. OF Kearny.
Property comprises large 4-story brick building,
with basement and elevator to basement; stores be-
low and offices above. This property is very CEN
tray located and is improving in value daily. The
large and magnificent marble building of ID. o.
Mills, Esq, on the corner of Bush and Montgomery
sts., when complete, must add to all the surround
ing property at least from 10 to % per cent Bush
ST. property must radically advance on present
values This property carries the right to use the
party wall upon the dividing line between said lot
described above and the lot of land contiguous
thereto the westerly side thereof; cement walk
street paved; rent 1923; lot 2S;6x6s:9.
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RUSS HOUSE

81 S Alsop, Fresno
& Il johnson, Californ Ia
Z f Parser. stockton
+ MCGOWAN, Eureka
c + Kirby, ogden
) G c Sharp, New York
4 Martei * ", san jose
5 T owen, Portland
z Fry, NipOmO
iDr L r Horel N W. MINI
e r Hoad ey, Loaml
4 whitman, HALEY
L VI Rose. Biggs
! y II Fife, Fremont
g L Thomas, Santa Bar
, " Hendershotr, Los Anz
Z de Witt, Tulare
T f wood, rulaTe
J Reilly, Los Angeles
! G Armes. Tacoma
- L ItaSkpOle, Lathrop
q II Grow. Newman
J w Shanklaud, Needles
} Newman q W, Portland
r } Owens, 4 T. Fresno
a Hankerson. Michigan
} A HUrk, New York
D HOTEL.
il + Barkett, Arroyo Grind
A ID Shepard, California
Miss CLARK, Santa Rosa
y j Swan, Sacramento
b WEIGH. Sacramento
7 4 Ruden, Sacramento
+ Z RObb Jr. Walnut Crk
j II X White Jr, Boston
ID III 6yseham, Eureka
IA JOrdahl, Eureka
"A A Wood u ", Riverside
W + Stader, Seattle
~ c Sharp. New York
George Raihles, MERGED
l. Wynn, Sioux City
G. Il WOifOTd, Martinez
4 T Bradash, Philadelphia
J L Lamp3on, New YORK
J Adams Il VT, ST LOnis
TIC A hicbey, Los Angeles
III J McCarty. Los Angeles
Il Y Dodge, san Diego
7 J Dowell, san Diego
( w McEvers, Los Angeles
y W StOckwell, Los Ang
g Murray, Dayisyilie
X i Greenwood, sta Cruz
ID n Hershey, YolO
+ W Beu, Eureka
s 4 Pond, Sacramento
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THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL sALEs. Closing. No,
| me- U,V,t I,ov L Final Bid. Ask'dl sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

State bonds were entirely neglected. There
were no sales Of city bank stocks.
In general bonds there was a material increase
in transactions and prices tended upward, Inc
Reading incomes were particularly strong, the Sec
ond preference rising 12 to 81 1-2. the thirds to
29 and the first preference l-2 per cent TO % IL
Kansas and Texas second incomes rose "a to Al IL
and the Is 3-s per cent TO &c So Northern Pa
cific cOrsol 5s improved ga per cent TO 70 "a
and the Wabash issues were liz higher. Refer
encc is made to our full report of bond sales
Money on call was freely loaned at l-2 per
cent and the closing rate was per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, ST0,624, 4s5; balances, S4,397,l74.
House 81 422.524. Its net loss on balance since
Friday was 81 ,453.724, made up by losses OF
S2i7,i95 currency and $l266,52o coin; The two
DAVIS operations included Receipts. S5,32O3 ol !;
payments, S6.s04,025: resulting in a general bal
ance of Sl4O, 745.4l9 consisting OF Sl23.3Ol ,oS7
coin and 81 ,443, 06s currency.
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ounces OF Sill
yer at prices ranging from 9s.lO TO Ss.5O. Inc
offerings amounted to 450.000 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S249.314 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were SCOOPS. the inter
nal revenue receipts S752,78l. and the miscel-
laneous receipts S3S,435.
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:
Net gold on hand s ?ss s1S74s2S1 pee
Net Silver on I'D. 26,547,7SS 2OSl9o2o Inc. %7l79S
Net CT i SsSd 'ehue 1891 ao9s 4s5 2e7sl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
IL OUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
IN 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
Issue Letters Of Credit for Of Travellers.
Draw Foreign Bills

TREAsURY OF TIE UNITED STATES,
1871 opS When En- act ppSnSed Sero tie Treas
bs S 81 v 81 s aSig sfi Bond
70 two million four hundred thousand doaFs Saia 3ona,
Ss G issue. s s st Mt
aS a Saya%: ssSs S5s us
Rssf ss bonds T 3 "sa
sf hs dSes; biS aG 'a
Ss june [s''Fs 4 'GSs
{hs ( s''fs s%E o'?: s2k%g
S" g D. E Of bcnas q h a't 5Gi s
S s @ sssn SHesn h smS s
BE it BY the Senate and House Of atyes
t Sn1i:a SP'S sas
5andssa aaa 30 Ss1T: +
Columbia bearing interest at the Of three and atty
s 5 aR Per Of uT D i January a ah
bonds shall Re lie a as Ss two 6s p @Rd
pa and interest thereon shall be exempt from taxation by
E6 states IS RS s e
WILL by S ana Sy cauSs 70 Ss
as win upon 20 .o provide Se to pay the
TaaS and sara Psna' De
sxpf 81 on R ce he ABOVE
ne 5 and Of @ nd a sS Be- Said Tf SSns sSn
Columbia.
States, cx-o1icio commissioner OF the sinking fund
councrsigned by the auditor OF the District Of Columbia
and bear the seal OF said District They shall be mum
Register OF the United States Treasury for which regis.
raton the Secretary Of the Treasury shall make such
provision as may be necessary The Treasurer OF the
limited States Is hereby authorized sell and dispose OF
any Of the bonds issued under this than
their mar value the most favorable bidder bidders,
after having advertised the for consecutive
insertions In daily papers in Washington and two in
NewYork bids BE- opened under such regulations
NAV be prescribed by Secretary OF the Treasury and
the award subject TO his approval. The proceeds
thereof shall applied the redemption OF Of the
bonds OF the District Columbia falling due the first
dav Of July eighteen hundred and nnetyone, and the
ast and wentysxth days Of July. eighteen hundred and
but bonds hereby authorized shall be used
for no other purpose Whatsoever.
Anv OF the bonds hereby authorized he called in
for nayment after the expiration OF two from the
date 81 issue said Tr OF United States No his
discretion The OF the said bonds originally issued
under this act and their substitutes shall be first called
in and order Of uoynent shall be followed until all
shall have been paid: .,. -.
successive insertions daily published In the
CITY OF WASHINGTON OF the time which payment VIII ne
made and the the particular bonds selected
nj any ne be paid shall cease at the expiration OF
thirty the date OF such notice.
Tie Commissioners OF tn District OF Co umba are hereby
authorized and directed to provide for the payment Of all
connected with the engraving. issue and redemD
ton OF the above bonds vouchers to be approved by
the Treasurer n the United States.
Approved March Cd. 1891.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June 10. p. m.-Consols. os 1,s for money,
and % 3-16 for the account; Newfork, Pennsyiv
and Ohio first mortgage bonds "a; Canadian Pacihe'
81 as Erie. 20 10 st. Paul Common 81 "a New
York Central, 1O2 1-2 Pennsylvania, 81 Ia Mexican
Central new per cent bonds, 70 IA.
Money per cent ,. No.. 18th
THE rate Of discount In the open market for bolh
short and three months bills Is 3S per cent
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the BANK Oh
Fnojond On balance today Is 442, 900 pounds.
Paris advices quote per cent rentes at 10 irahos
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financial meetlnos.

MACON & BIRMINGHAM Il. +. co.
A MEETING Of the Rondholders Of the Ma
n con and Birmingham r. H. Co is hereby called FOL
Wednesday June H. 1891, at 10 30 a. at the o9ic
Of the New York Security and Trust Company, Trustee
as Wallst., NewYork.
III He ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhOld-
L ers OF fhe Northern Railroad Company OF New-Jersey
for purpose Of eectDg Directors Tor the ensuing
viii be he the Office Of the COMPANY. at EngleWood
r. T. on Wednesday June H. 1891 at 10 rs O'Clock a. m
A"o '''' o. A. ROORBACH. Secretary.
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BONDS FOR SALE.
10 AND Is NAsSAU-ST.

BONDS FOR SALE.
County LenmSH cSSraSSS As1s:.ed i SaI
moi nc esran spot ' " t&e Tg5t dset o
No oGer Of less than par considered White Tor further
'"' BANK OF LoNGMoNT. Lonemont. Colorado
BONDS FOR SALE.
The CITY Of Carbonate JACKSON ccuny Illinois UasTs
JUiy each ycaf Principal optional sf0er ten years.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited. =, sy.,,,c ,,.ro,
+. PR1cxIrr, City frea.ars a.-N- NV. ---.D.'
" UTlCE OF SALE OF - SEWERAGE LOAN
~ 5oEDsSS &c.,. OF TIE Jrt XtI1h lac Of MOUNT YER
second 4 q J. f.Sl q M8u Sel %.EDS B.
Dearoorn's building on Eovttn avenue II saia Wage
s's s Loan 10 nc Of Ps.a';i ass .
Board VIII .en and there open said pFopo'a and accept
rs g T,s Sss ees ' i s sd sp tS interest
These are part Of series Of Bonds which are 70 be
; ss and .s ye a SSa Saar q PROVIDE
Of rsS f s5% a q Be oS sS
primo pal slin Of one thousand dollars and viii bear IN
tciest the rate OF four O. per eentum per aanu pay
sSs az sGn Inc Wa:iSn. titiseH bank IN NeyoE
me SOofi so Win Os s s sae tad 5on % Tue
They viii be dated June 1st 1891 and payable as
bonds SSnt: Ne: ss e IT, asS:ys
Eileen BONDS Nos Nos Sa sGs
The bonds Will be delivered &c the purchasers on or
oe5s : s h S Ssy bonds i sSi be
and accrued Interest Nos 70 JOS oa o. Seo
premium and the proceeds Of them have oee9
- Ry order q said board Of Trustees,
D'''1 juno - -''' JARED SANFORD. President
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Deposs in bank. 2s,StsOsf -S4F'' 0Od D7o' oUO'ooI
Net cash bal s1s7 coo s1so 4S2 $50 Decs l4S44o
There was ilrmer tone in the forelSn eA-
stoTling. Short bills for continental exchange
were decidedly strong and higher Following
are the revised figures for @ctral BUSINESS IS.
TSnl,ers' bills, S4.85GS4.S5 Ia and Sass Tor
iona and short sterling respectively; French
fpancs 521 ia and 5.1s 10; reichmarks. o3 and
05 IS. , o,. aool;,aa "a for
80 ,ccount 70 o. 3-IG, and liz Tor money 70
o 9HT The l6ss Of bullion OH balance. OF the
Bau Of Enaand was GiloSG 4. In the open ngt
NO. m. r. daily balances and a shade lower at
S Sae ner cent for discounts. Bar silver was a
rne lower at a sled an s ounce Amsr Ss5
.ai ~" end AT Paris French per cents rose 20
c 90 lin TO 95.e5. Exchange on London was
niinted at 2529 IL.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June IS, 1891
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Monday lime 5--p. u


Tho encourapine movement of the stock mar
lot Of the brief session of the Stock Exchange
on Saturday stimulated hope that the new week
would omen with response to the many features
favorable to speculation. The start to-day met
expectations. but disappointment could not be
concealed at the close London buying orders
were plentiful at the opening and there was
nlethora of the most cheerful news regarding
the crop outlook. Unbroken case was enjoyed
I'm the call loan market, and dealers IN Iorelgh
exchange, while admitting the frmer TONE con-
curred in discouraging the notion that any Ca
norris of gold were probable this week Even the
heavy withdrawal of bullion from tne DanN y,
Erolend nrobablv for transfer TO Russia, failed
IN disturb the London money market, ana IL
did NOT preyent predictions that the bank rate
wonld be lowered this week. The news OF tne
dav was almost ideal in character favorable TO
operations for rse
Nevertheless the transactions IN STOCKS leli
short of the expectation of activity aroused oy
Saturdays spirited movements GOOD gains were
recorded at The opening but By the close they had
almost entirely dwindled away. 10 excuse uhe
late decline by ascribing 1t 10 the lhHuenGe VI
the unexplained break of l-2 per cent IN OhicasY
Gas would be an admission of the professional
character of the speculation, although 1t is true
that this specially" monopollzed aoo4t ohe-nlt -
of the whole volume Of t SuS CtStv Snd gains
of Ia per cent in st. Paul and Atchls1In, even ven
If another international stock-Louisyile ana
Tashyille-receded from "A ga 10 "A. The splen-
did prospects of the crops are undouoIeeSa aH
strengthening more hopeful sentiment In wan u.
Street. and II seems like borrowing TouDle 70
dwell with solicitude upon money questions which
cannot trouble investors so long as rates rule so
low both here and abroad. II may be no SUD,
fails Ia invite wider interest, but that may eX-
plain the late recessions and the featNreiesS
closing.