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The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

KANSAS is bound to furnish salt as
well as wheat for the rest of the world.
The delegation that went to Kansas City
TO lay the unequal freight rate question
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has returned believing that
something will be done to give Kansas
salt chance to show its SAVIOR.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

WHAT is the matter with this definition
by Congressman Burrows: "PrOtectiOn
is defence; reciprocity is conquest. Pro-
lection preserves the home market for
the producers supplies; it secures to la
Dor the field of domestic employment;
reciprocity extends that area to the bOun-
Diary of its capacity
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

MRS. LEASE writes she is constantly
on the rostrum, moulding public opinion
for 49," Her work in this line will not
be as fatal,prObably as it would be should
she turn her attention to moulding bis
cuits.-L07vvencc Journal.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

YOU can't convince the good house,
wife.as she puts up her canned fruit.w
sugar at II pounds for a dollar. that the
Mckinley bill is not the thing.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
CORONER'S SALE.

On the 10th day of July, 1891. at O'Clock y.
H., mt the office of w. L. Coolidge, on First
Avenue, In Dodge City. i'm Ford county, State
Of Kansas, will sell Mt public sale the follow
ing property, tO-wit: The one half U.) In
terest in one set of Abstract Books, with
Transcript books and maps complete of Ford
county, Kansas, and one Horse and Buggy,
the property of j. q. Jernigan, taken on exc
cutiOn in favor Of ii. b. Bell and Clark Chip
man.
Dated. June 18th, 1891.
ID. d. ROSE. Coroner.
First publication June IL, 1891.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

The COnoordia Empire takes notice that
this county has 7O,097 acres of wheat,
81 .4O3 acres of corn and 1908 acres Of
oats. Ottawa county people are raising
something besides HI this year. sure
MINNEAPOLIS Messenger.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
Irrigation Age, Denver, Oolor Railroad Building.

the devil with his own fire. There are
all kinds of people in the world and the
leaders of this so called Peoples party
is one of them. They carry their stink
pot with them and it's best to have your
elm club handy.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

GROVER and several other huZZards
have met at BuZzards Bay. and Grover
has told them just what to do to win in
90. The main point is to place him
again at the head of the ticket.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
$500 PER DAY. 100000 CASH IN PRIZES.

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The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
What is

Castoria Is Dr.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Oil.
It is Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys allays
feverishness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
teething troubles, constipation and hatulency.
Castoria assmilates the food regulates the
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
WEDNESDAY. JUNE a. 1891.

DEMOCRATIC papers kick at "A bounty
on sugar in the north as hard as they did
al the placing sugar on the free list.
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
CastOria.

dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo Of its
good eject upon their childrea."
Din. G. G. OsoooD,
Lowell Mass
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24

"Castoria = the best remedy for children Of
which I am acquainted. hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider tho real
interest Of their children, and 10 castoeia in
stead Of the various quack nostEms which arc
destroying their loved ones, By forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throass, thereby sending
them to premature gIaves"
DR. ]. +. KNcn.,
CONWAY, AK
The Globe-republican., 1891-06-24
CaStOria.

C8SCOT1as
"Castoria Is % well adapted to children thai
recommend Il - superior to any prescription
known to me-"
Il. A. AHcHER, n D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians In tho children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence IN their Outside practice with Castoria.
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what Il known - regular
productA yee we arc free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won ~ to look with
favor upon IT,"
UNITED HosPrfAL AND DIsPxNaARY,
Boston, 1asR
AiIM C. SMITH, Res.,
rray Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday October S-p. N.
Speculation in stocks was dull and featureess
to-day. Fluctuations were narrow. and IN most
cases absolutely devoid Of meaning. In ~. raul
and Erie they were limited to a small fraction ana
even in Atchison. which was by all odds the most
active stock. the extreme range barely exceeded
Der cent In spite Of vigorous efforts In favor
OF lower prices the market yielded reluctantly ana
the final variations were almost without eXcep-
ton small gains. The contest between the op-
posing forces in Atcbison was sharp. but after
an early advance and a subsequent decline OF I-o
per cent the stock closed only IA below Its last
price yesterday AS the rest of the market was
strong when il was weakest it may be assume"
that the final attack was designed merely u
mask buving of other stocks 1t must be admitted
however that Atchis0n has become recently
great speculative favOrite ana that the process
tf distribution appears to be still going on. .
The early strength of the market was due ID
arre mart TO the refusal Of the gON ern0Is 70 raise
the Rank of England rate Of discount. This action
was a complete surprise 10 operators Tor a
decline. both here and abroad ana IN
this market caused an active Duylhg loI
Tie short account. The banks reserve was
lowered in the week by 81 ,39l 900, Dub
il is still nearly 81 100000 against ElV'oOI'l9-
at the SAM time a year ago. lie Only PdrpE,e
Of a further advance would be 70 cheek tie out
flow Of gold but the accumulation OF ldle capla
in London has become so large that the open
market for money COulu HOb ~ ouPP'4'''
above 2 DER cent There is every reason 20 suppose
that the bank would have advanced its rate II ~
could have done so pr0ftably. and 1t must De
concluded therefore. that there IS little chatce
Of monetary stringency in the financial centfe
Of the world. This fear has restrained Iecen'N
Furopcan buying OF American securities, ana as u
is alsyed the buying viii become more prlsk
and confident Considerable amounts OF STOCK
were taken for foreign account TO-DAY: ana a re-
rewal of the outward movement OF securities
Syoujdbe feltfmmediatey in the foreign exchanges
which, on mere trade conditions, remain below taF f
spccie importing point Further large imports OF
cold must follow fresh reductions IN rates lHe
receipts already exceed Sl2.0OooOO ana over
"a 800 600 more is known TO be on tie way
but the movement is likely TO be stimulated aht"
by the action of the Bank OF England ana Ile
renewed buying Of securities for European account
In view of these powerful influences, thn efforts
in behalf of a further reaction are not likely %
be highly successful
THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.
A sale Of $4,000 coupon As at al advance OF
Ia per cent impaired strength to other Govern
ncpt issues. and the market closed firm There
was no important change in quotations. WAlch u'
Tho last call were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlaads and Dss
a. r.. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points; Ma
10 a M for Geneva, Lyons, Emlra, NochesIer f,ut
,,iS and the West Pottsve and principal local POn1-
Chs,r - Lyons and Pullman Car 10 suspension Bragg
q n m ,or Mauch Chunk and intermedate points
ii 20 a. m. for Emrs and Lnt,rnefate point chat,
M Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Sns.f
Car % Tun4hannOck Connection 70 He@chs anu ha''''
40 D n for T. and p. Junction and prneipai iheef
MEDIATE points Chat Car 70 l. ana y ~, rio,s Ch,,,
Car 20 Pottsyile 80, ,.,,, ~ ,n.ermed ate points
con,act,eo b Reading and Harrso,rg ,,.S...- me-,
an N n Tor Geneva, Lyons Elhlra t.oehrsSIi out
,ia sVa The West Pullman Sleeper % Lyons and BUS
pension Biis sxg5g =. $40 a. m IL 80 A. NJ p, m and
~ M connect Tor all points in Mahoaey And Harel-
&c" SoA' r'e' SUNDAY TRAINS. -.
slOa n for Maueh Chunk Hateton sna
,oota md ii a. u. Tor Shensndoah an1 lhterheliate
ponts. - ,,...h cA,,,p ,rs t,t,,n-d,ta points
40 n m Geneva. Lyons, EIaiI-, lso.hessI, Ssl'
,ofc ana ire West Pullman SleSSer 70 Lyons anu ouS
pension Bridge. -. an, ooz r.o.sw.v
e-he Sew.York Transfer CO. viii call ior ana ehcek
baggage from residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
Railroads.
Railroads.
NE!::M!!!! v0!lR!!.k!.. CENTRAL:
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains orrive at and depart from
CRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Fourth Ave. and Forty second ~. New-York
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave ns follows,
FAST MAIL.
s;1O A. VI. For Albany Saratoga, Montreal, Utica
NEW.YORK AND CHiCA,:O LIMITED.
1900 MGOHposed srelusivsy Of Wag1er E ceBat
hiSat ana s;aHa9rd Sleeping and Drawing.ROOm Cars
Due Chicago 3 45 a. m next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1880 A. Day sundays Connects E with all
SOUTHW EXTERN LIMITED.
1870 p M.-warner vestbue Drawing. Room, Sleeping
BSae n sTS4s e9a aTf4i nd Has il IS a. %
ST. Louis Z 10 p m. next day. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
1880 r M-wagner yes;ibule. Sleeping; BUFFET Snokns
AL" AIsayy. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1870 p. M-Due Albany : %, Troy 49, Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
l,5O p U-Wag7er Vestbule Buffet Drawing Room
sgepins and Dining Cars Due Detroit 10 a. m''
FAST WESrRRx EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-wacner Vestibuls ORA ing-Room, Sleeping
SSd Dning Cars Due Buffalo 10 a. M, Nlaga q
D. m.. CHICAGO e. . 100 D. H., St Louis 7 AS m
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EAPhE-S.
625 p Mwasaer Sleeping Cars o6 20 M sSd 81 Mon.
BTFFXLO AND NIAGARA FALLS Special
''I Duo 80 a. n,s Niagara ans, 100 a. IL.
CINCINNATI AND II. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 % S Ys aasSoa S'i65a5 G Louis
LIMITED FAST MAIL. 49,.
300 }.o n 70. roc s5tcf Due 45 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
yr5 p NJ Wagner SlecJilg.CaIs. New-IOrk N Buloio
Detroit and chicago, also 70 Cape vincent eAN4 ca
L, 'r 5~.1.,a, '',ypr-pc, porGuKEFPsIE RHINE
CLIFF Tx NGsTCN AND CAISklLL MOI Ia, az
EED yDSoST a., 49, ,5i 40 P SSi PSI A. 80 L
49, 90; 25 20, %. VY ", 2 a5 MS 80 IS,
S2 G5 y Es55 3; Poi ES NO III ~
ALEA 80 Is A go ! IS 80 200 90 500 DIS IL SO
sAEA4o Also lo 5o IrS} 10 no 30 II 30 A NJ. 1880
UT1fA A3D SIHf95gS'E55 g. o6 y 3d. j. 800. S'
RocH II : < AMP pUFEAL0aao IL co. nS i g.
- % a. NJ .lo ~ 70, RRoy6esSef. co r NJ.
NIAGGRA FALLs-9:iO. 1000, 10 80 A. u" 4'00'
ABgIi;6yp%%2t.' M0UNTAiN5 AYD MoNTREAL-i7 49,
CAPE 2l2 vfv6 M % tAyTos oeDEysByEs A Nd
Cay-6n {55 p NJ. for o,wce5, o:lo, 1900 no 30
AuBUsSN 10 GE j a. ASD CO. 10 II 50 F. g.
PITTsFIELD LENOx NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BkRk~HiRE HILLS
via Harlem Division)
rv-o t-ains with through rawingl:oom Cars. -. -
~ H. due Lsssged 20 N No,:S Adams ADAMS YS
Central station q 40 20 gss b Broad station y Nd1
YorS sss Washlh9Son-s 3o FutOn-. and S9s i Bed
i0f2 #ess:o 81 = 11ress s5s; baggage fro"
DAYS 19 except saRds Daily eAcsDF saturday Other
trains run daily ..or. those leaving at o1o a. m,
l Ao?yss 3d. :'sns S1s:P' s5S' S. lis '0i
I5T GEORGE b, DASTEI &s.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
cpyyR.u. ~. II. OF NEW-JERsEY.

10. ~. iIB1.1I-si, NOhLH h4F LIZ.
scrlnson reading HaIrisears Tamagga PSs'y Ia sn1
S SG3I,, SUNNI Sant' wIItes5arre arr scranton.
100 M iSr EssSa spd GsueS On Sundays
Faston Mauch Chunk and shamo&in- chunk wuke.oarre
scranton Reldpg I!Arrisbgrs RG;,s c:o5e ~ Wnals.
p0f 200 D. m Ea.on Maueh Chunk Il Eea%Spg Ha5:.
6gfG Po's' t Easton Maush Chunk IauaQua, Potts.
VIE an Realms j 1nf tao Ma:h Chunk Reading Harris
burr WiEesGarre Scranton Iamllul' fotA'AIe' sham
'Aia 30 D. m for Easton and Anensoyn; 49,
@ p sr iSi Ea; a 20 ' P nuns 'a'' H'''D
3o 2 n i9r a ,sd A lna Hssad, at 30 sl5.
II ~ a. NJ 30 go 90 p N. Sundays Sl5 a. m.
o9 ed is saa LdSs and points to
& 100 p. N. SUNDAYS, except ocean Grove and A'0ury
yarn FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegat, so s rs
a. Ei f., i JS CITY Vneand and BrdgetOn at 80
a. p E., ny MSnyoai Beach and sabrgh, at 40 $40
II 10 a. m. 30 3 45 sesbrght express) $50 900
=. N. sundays. oI5 q. NJ. 200 D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. B,LrIMoeE AND
WASHINGTON.
sor P4pad.ps. 90 49, 60 70 90 II 80 :. H 70
iso go 90. no 3d. II go a. ~ m D. 90 So
Ste 500 NJ ~ iS Disat II 80 with
plhiSs p Car ~. 90 s:SO tDlhas Carr 90 p M.
ynf sIl. ' .li.S 80 ssa. ssA suaasg.
20 90 90 D. NJ. have connection fos Reading hAr'
n'9S ay sdSsSry and wnsmspOr Via Philadelphia 80
I'm, M 50 B Etsp a rio saaaay. 30 D. h
sd 81, safS sss ss pf2sg' s.S.y n ~
Ssi s s.:. 'G as i5 S. Ss1Yors coui.
$50 %o, % WI call tor and sA.ss beg
gage from hotel Or residaaeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
NEW RAILWAY CORPORATIONS.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iondon oct g ( p n.-New-York, PENNSYLVANIA and
chicago first mortgage bonds 4Oi4 Erie 32k do second
cons0is 100 Illinois Central 1854 Mexican ordinary.
"a Nev.YOrk Central, l152 Reading 2IAo, 49,. n.
Paris advises quote per cent rntes at 20 lranes W
centiEes Tor account and exchange on London al
% francs 2gLe confines for checks. .
PARIS oct. s.-The weekly statement OF the BANK o.
Of 1913 600 francs IN god ana
35UO 600 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
yylsr sHoRE RAILROAD, (N. ]. g; x

w H. r. T. Co., Iessec -IrlIns .eate Wtss t-'t-s~
s sro tom tho f9st Of Jay-s. lNew. Yerx;;
5h' ,,doP sis =. Ls % Is p . No. 10.
a Efea sr'gSSeo 10 Rochester, sqsPsnsss sass .
TIL IS a. ~ runs only 20 Utca. Kngston' CATS
vail ysy6aIsh, Ny 20 sSol, 20 % 30 sS
1918. 81 70 y. Montreal and Sanada lAsS az ~
iasa,, Pais. Toronto, D;trols 6hicso and L0ui. %
II! Afoush trains DAILY. Da.{ exeeP; sA i,xs.
Brookl via BEoOkyn Annex no 30 q. T1 az p M
Tor tesct timetables. paor and slesping car 1ssomS
datons or Information apply 0nes Brooklyn $50 Weshins
tsnSs 100 FuIion-st., Annex ONCE foot OF Futoast
Sew-York City Nos. Ell 2o3, 5sA, 0t2 bssadray sns
powerv IL PARK Place SO West le5st and West shore
Stations FOO. Of West 4edst. and foot Of Jayst ~ T.
O. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. vAnderhs
ave-. Sew-Yosk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
/ ONGISLtND& EASTERN STATES LINE

DROOkLYN AND BU~IUN'
yvoterhr-v BRISTOL New. Britain, Hartford Manchester'
vi'iimgnte Putuam, blackstone and Franklin.
EIEn,Nr SFNS SOLID PULLMAN NEsTIBCLE
TKlINS WITHOUT CHANGE
leave brooklyn ttl4tbush.sVe. Sts-sn. l. r. E) and
Sng Island City at II 100 ~ daily neigdIhg sunday,
arrSlng IN Boston al 100 a. H. - =, ,.-.,. 3, 40
Ica,a Toston n Y and Y. r. r. i. station II 100
n m arriving Ia Brookyn and Long Island CRY AZ %
a. III. Al -...,-.t a, ~.
York FOOT East 3it-st Il, 3j3 AIS. $50 LAO ana 1873
Rrooivn: 1888 Futon-st 1o7 Broadway. Long Island
xr calls for and checks baggage from residence 70 De-
tlnatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

The Company manufactures It's apparatus at Vfee i''
equipped factories located respectively at PltI'ourg
Penn. Newark " j. and New.YoFt City, which furnish
exceptionally complete facilities for the manufacture Of al
kinds OF electric light and power apparatus.
Tho Company relics chiefly for success upon the qualy
and mechanical perfection Of It's work. although 1t has more
than thousand patents afordine valuable proc Ion
against competition.
The Company Will continue 20 have the BENEFIT OF me
mechanical and engineering ability Of its founder, Mr.
Westinghouse
have made estimate Of the assets Of the combined
Companies and examination has led n believe that
after making liberal deductions for all fofeseen contn-
gences the assets Of the reorganzd Company Will furnish
ample security for the total issue Of Preferred Stock
without taking into the value OF the patents
at AL and chat the working capital VIII be fully sufficient
70 conduct the business economical basis the saving
in the interest alone being sufficient TO pay full
dividends this issue
Subject certain reservations detailed in the prospectus
the examination OF me accountants shows an average profit
OF e449l 1902 per annun for the periods considered.
invite subscriptions the abovce Preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
.pu xopx oxrARIo .NDwE-TERS RAILWAY

NE iA.h, eaS: Q %e.t "a S. a. IS n
Y pSas : ainsswa isG a md waikiki Say SSa
ndsatown Bloomingburgh Port Jeryis, Monticello Ellen
Su1 lii NH L7bertY Livingston MAJOR. Hancock,
Cay6ondaje scranton Walton Dclh, sidney, Norwich,
EdSeston Utica Rome. oneida, Oswego Detroit, CHI
cago and points West -, -. ,,oho,,, an, Ntoo.
49, Waikiki Valley stations. MiddletOwn. Booming
bSrgh EIlenve Falsbufsh, HufleyV1le. Lbery' Whits
D.,;on r. M Mddleown. FalsburgA, Liberty, Lv
,,ggStDo Manor Roc kiand Walton, sidney Norwich
n5elGa Oswceo Rochester, Niagara Fails Detroit Ch.
90 and west; Pullman seepers reclining chair ear free
20 snsDen sion bridge DAILY all other trains daily ex
cepp uma9 drawing room seats and Sleeping car berths
oht Nd az 923 Broadway, NewYork. J. O. Andersoas
~ p A. ~ Exchange Place New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

sterling respectively: French francs, 8 25 5s ana
5.23 1-S; reichmarks, "a IA and 95a0J l-5.
FOREIGN MARKETS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
Qipl0cu) Notlce5.

sew YORK PRODUCE EXCHAXGE BANKo
Alta MEETING OF the Board Of Directors
n held this day dividend Of three per cent was az
be closed from Sth inst. 70 18th ncluslyc; -. c.t
" WILLIAM 4. SHERMAN, Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

~ - +roneac+ions in State bonds were small
To- 90 Tennessee settlement Is at declining
nrices OF city bank stocks the sales lnelnded
America o. at oO7, Fourth l5l OF III -, iap-
ket and Fulton ~ at 224 ana Merchants WV
d" The demand for railway bonds was trihe
more active and although the movement OF prices
WAS irregular the tendency was upward SnAc a,
and Erie INCOMES fFh siad a. closed higher
OF TO3-4 The general advances were Salan, puC
the only decline Of conseqaenc Wds s;niGnd o8
Mobile and Ohio general AZ %n ada - our fuii
Der cent 10 GO. Reference ID I1'"0 -
report of bond sales. -, II, -. mr.
cent. but afterward the rare iell 10 Tf a. ~
a. tGe close balances were offered at per cent
without takers. -. ..o as t,t,o,rs =.
rxnhenCas $3.50. O20, 1892 balances, S4,sl6,4Il:
TIC sub Treasury was debtor 70 the Clearing
uonse 1851 .O6g The net gain on balance was
sI742sl. made up by gain OF S175'596 IN com
minus loss Of S5So'l1PS scnois s8$ee5iS pa pay
uaentS 81 Og5 235: resulting in a general balance
of sIis5472l7. consisting OF ~ lO,lSO'oll coin
and 1niieG states Treasury at Washington
received ~ to-day S23973O National bank notes FOR
redemption. ocoo en- .be ir+erpal
revenue receipts So5O'olo' anu ''''
Tapdovs Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits In Dahk compares III ~
figures OF the last previous statement as lOlo"n'
So " ~ ~, Oct D.nirencas.
S col, On h,d s1s0 $40 7ls si82 4s0 so Inc. Sl9l9l2t
NJ slyet an nd ii 6s7 $40 IO,T24,49l Dee so5V'V
Net lega-teDders 49,. - ga ,oa W. a IA ~
hand 7lOltbH 'Voo7VV 4H0' 1870
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults - - ooo -o- II. ~ 71o ran
Deposits IN bank A'2lZ'Zoo I4,oo-,p-- i'' - -,
Net cash bal 7s2 1872 siee go Inc 1881 4e'
There was no new feature in TIE foreign ex-
change market Rates on both London ana me i
a,eak Further small shipments Of gold from
Europe were announced, and there were no SgI n
| OF a cessation OF the movement APPENDED arc
the final quotations for actual business bsh aar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR SUB
sCRIPTION THE ABOVE ISSUE OF
seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred stock
AT PAR.

The Preferred Stock entitled to cumulative peiefe
dividend OF per cent, payable semannualy on Jan
and July and IN addition, TO proportonate share OF al
dividends declared In any year after per cent has Oee
a on the other stocks outstanding The Preferred Stock
has also preference in the Of the company In case
Of liquidation over all other stocks.
The authorized capital Of the Company is $4,000
oo0 OF which 100000 Ia Preferred Stock Shares 500
Zach.
The portion offered for subscription will be ful paid
and worcestershire when taken and paid for hereunder
Application will be made to LIST the stocks on The New
York end Boston Stock Exchanges.
Tho proceedings taken by The company 70 create ui'
issue OF Preferred Stock have been submitted TO counsel
and they odvse US that reorganization and this issue
OF Preferred Stock Wild in law
The business " the westn ghOuso Electric and Manu-
featuring Company has grown it, present large pro-
portions Ave years Its growth has been not
only rapid but continuous and has fully kept pace with
the remarkable development Of the electrical industry
sales are a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

EOhElNN M1hhLlDs
The governors of the Bank Of England OF their
weekly meeting made no change in the minimum
rate Of discount, which remains AT per cent In
the week the bank lost CT ABB 600 bullion, and the
proportion Of reserve to liabilities was lowered
from ALA 10 1885 per cent, against reduction
from 1851 70 3151 per cent In the corresponding
week last year, when its discount rate was un-
changed az , per cent. The Bank TO-DAY lost
$50. 600 bullion on balance. AZ the London Stock
Exchange British consos were higher I'm the early
dealings, but they closed unchanged at "a ll-lG
for money and % 81 for the account. In the
open market money was easier at rs per cent
for discounts and steady at 3-4al per cent Tor
daily balances. Bar silver quoted steady az
"A SD an ounce. American railway shares early
reoeded in sympathy with the decline in the home
market. but rallied for the reason, partly. that
the bank rate of discount was not raised. ana tbe
closing was strong. At Paris French per cents
declined to $685., sight exchange on London beng
$500 1-2 francs to the sterling The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of France showed decrease
Of 5925 900 francs in gold, and $500 900 francs
in silver
The semi-annual dividend Of per cent on the
first preferred stock Of the National Starch Man
ufacturng Company will be paid on November
to stockholders Of record on October 10 =,
Henry s. Redmond offers 10 investors carefuliy
selected railroad and Corporation bonds and other
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Oct S. 1891.
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,yH THE BOND MARKET.

A sale of $4,000 coupon as at al advance OF
IA per cent impaired strength to other UoveiH-
ment issues, and the market closed hrm' l,efe
,ras no importsnt change in quotations, which at
the last call were as follows:
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