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The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20
Tulane Graduates.

The New Orleans papers Of Sun
day last give full account of the
commencement exercises of Tulane
University, one Of the most popular
institutions of learning in the South.
On the above occasion Mr.. 0. N.
O. Watts, of Rapides, delivered the
salutatory address. Speaking of it
the Times Democrat says:
1t showed evidence of careful prep
aration, and was delivered in an en-
tertaining manner. He said that they
had assembled to receive from their
professors, the privilege of practicing;
they had commenced their studies and
tonight it became his pleasant duty
to voice the sentiments of gratitude on
behalf of his fellow students. He no.
ted the gorgeous array of beauty be.
fore him, and hoped his fellow grad
mates would always have to-. plead
their cases under similar circumstances.
He said that in order to awaken the
enthusiasm of the Romans and the
Greeks in olden times it required some
blood curdling tale of victory on the
battle field. He then dwelt upon the
innumerable bloodless victories which
had since been won in the civilized
world, among them the discovery or
invention of the alphabet by the Phoe-
nicians which was one of the most
noted bloodiest victories of the time
that of civilization and enlightenment
over ignorance and barbarism. In
this golden age achievement immeas-
urably more tended to victory than
courage. Around and about there
were many fields yet to be conquered.
Activity had placed its seal on the
age of enlightenment in which they
lived.
In citing instances of the necessity
for bloodless victories, he asked was
there not need of one where mag
unanimous government opened it's arms
to the people of all nations, and bade
them welcome to these shores, to have
them abuse this hospitality by breed.
ing rebellion, discord and lawlessuess
in this free land9 Aye, I answer yes,
thousand times yes, ['This express
sion was greeted with loud applause.
That the law be omnipotent aud ON.
nipresent was the. necessity Iof free
people.
In conclusion, he advised mothers
of their duty in rearing their sons with
the true instincts of manhood, to do
their duty as jurors, and urged them
to set aside the sentiment which
prompted them to plead for the life of
murderer. To the romantic glory of
their country let them say that they
had conquered their prejudices and
|
subdued their passions.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic of La Grippe last
season DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumtion, Coughs and Colds, proved to be
the best remedy. Reports from the ma n
who used it confirm this statement
They were not only quickly relieved, but
the disease left no bad after results We
ask you to give this remedy trial and
guarantee that you will he satisfied with
results, or the purchase price will be re
funded. 1t has no equal in La Grippe, or
any Throat, Chest or Lung Trouble.
Trial bottles free at Eagle drug store.
Large bottles, SOC. and $l.OO.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

When Alexander Pope visited
the Orient nearly two centuries ago
he obtained slip of one of the viii.
lows besides the waters of Babylon
whereon the children of Israel hung
their harps in the days of captivity
Planting the wand upon his return to
England, he secured a thrifty tree in
time. From this latter Martha Wash
ington procured twig, which it is
said she brought to Arlington Heights,
with the same result, and now tree
grown from slip taken from hers has
just been planted in the Indiana State
House grounds.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

-Dominick O'Mally is as shrewd a
rascal as ever escaped hemp, as hisre
cent would-be defense discloses. He
slops over with the gusb of would-b be.
injured innocence and wonld have the
public believe him prosecuted by the
New Orleans officials, when the knave
has had dirty hand in every trick in
stituted to thwart Justice in the Ores.
cent City. The brilliant Lionel
Adams has gained little by associatlng
with this prince of scoundrels.- Rus.
ton Caligraph.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

We all know that an elephant
can not climb tree but according to
the San Francisco Chronicle, there is a
crab which is found on the Caroline
Island in the South Pacific, that can
climb with the agility of squirrel.
1t is called the Purse Crab, because it
carries its eggs in small sack under
its body, in much the same fashion as
a possum doests young. The Chroni-
Gle says this crab feeds on cocoa nuts,
and in order to get the fruit climbs the
tree, cuts of the nut with its powerful
claws, then descends to the ground
and after picking hole in the mt
through the eyes with its sharp pincers,
lifts it and breaks it against stone.
What the crab does when there is no
stone handy the Chronicle does not say,
bnt nevertheless it is inst such tales as
this that causes the general public to
doubt the veracity of journalists.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

Last week we called attention to
the critical condition of the people in
this country, viz. "Sell cotton for
nothing and pay exhorbitant prices for
corn, oats, -four, meal bacon, etc.,
which ale in fact the necessities of
life." AS friend of ours said a few
days since, "your hand is in the lions
mouth; you will have to get it out the
way you can" But take warning and
don't let this be the case any more.
Make a living at home if you don't
make anything else. Farmers, study
your interests, economize close and
try to win the lsurels your labor
merits. - Robeline News.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures pies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Jacob Geiger, Eag gle
drug store.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

After the lottery decision was
rendered every one of the anti jonr.
nails "kicked plum over the dash
board" Among the number was the
Monroe Times that paper squealed
loud against the lottery. and threw up
its hat and hollered "three cheers fol
Breaux and Fenner." Now comes
the Times, of Harrisouburg, however,
and the Monroe pencil pusher is an.
swered in this wise:
We agree with our neighbor that
the dissenting Judges are entitled to
three cheers, for the reason that they
united with the majority to overthrow
the Illegal, baseless and unsupported
pretentious of an arbitrary Executive,
that the Legislature could not submit
a constitutional amendment to the peo-
Pile for ratification or rejection, without
first subjecting it to the crucial ordeal
of a minute and critical examination,
under the perverted lens of Il preiudiced,
chimerical aud whimsical governor.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

The Democratic party is in tho
rough accord with the farmers of the
country in their views on the tariff,
the double standard of money, and
every other question of public interest,
save the suh-treasury plan, and that
has come to be considered as wholly
iinpracticable by vast numbers of the
Alliance. Relief to all oppressed in
terests in this country will come
through the success of the Democratic
party Montgomery Advertiser.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

Lake Charles, following in the
footsteps of Alexandria, is shortly to
have street cars.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

Diseases permanently cured.
~ KIDNEY and URINARY CON-
PLANTS, elect, Gonorrhoe, Structure,
Varicocle, and all diseases of the Genito-
Urinary Organs cured, promptly, with
ont injury to stomach, Kidneys OF other
organs
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20
OF THE CITY.
OUR AGENTS /:
The Natchitoches people are on

The Natchitoches people are on
the eve of purchasing Silsby steam
fire eugine--in fact the contract for
same has already been signed. This
is move in the right direction. But
IS to the name Of the new engine-the
Reuiew suggests frst-class plan
See who is the most popular young
lady in the town and name after her.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20

| NTERvOUSDEBIL-
IN ity, LOST MAN :
HOOD, Failing Mem
Ory, Exhau s t in G
Drains, Terrible
Dreams, Head and
Back Ache, and all
the effects leading to
early decay, and per-
haps Consumption or
Insanity, treat e d
scientifically by new
methods, with never
failing success
g SYPHILIS and
all bad blood and Skin
The Louisiana Democrat., 1891-05-20
Our ; Prices Are Lower

Than the same class of goods can be de-
livered to you from other
places.
The sun., 1891-01-25

RKP0RTs or TRUST CoAPAHIEa
8tatensAts OF Their Business sna H1nan-
eiai Condition Filed At Albany.
ALBANy, Jan. A-The following reports for
the six months ending Dec 81, 1890. have been
flsd here:
ANlRroAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
The sun., 1891-01-25
ose in spite Of the very favorable bank state.


mont
Although the stock market has been dull. the
week has not been without interest In Wall
street. A sharp advance In Chicago Gas, fol-
lowed by sharper decline has convinced the
street that the managers OF that property Are
not entitled to greater confidence than has
been accorded to the msnipulstors Of Sugar
Rshneriss stock or to the manager OF certain
railway properties. New York and New England
has suffered from the exposure OF attempts to
convey the impression that the property is to
be turned over to the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Company. The Granger stocks
have been persistently sold by speculators who
believe that the now Presidents Alliance can
not overcome the decreased tonnage OF the
Western railroads. Besides. the determination
OF the trafflo managers OF those roads to nullfy
the action OF their superior officers is appreci-
ated by some Of tho shrewdest traders In stocks.
Time will doubtless demonstrate that the
Presidents Of the Trunk lines west Of Chicago
at their recent meeting releRated to the last
place in their deliberations the proposition
that should have received the first attention.
namely. the abolition Of freight canvasscrs and
the establishment OF Joint agencies for the
handling Of competitive trsfflo. Tho agree
ment entered into by the Presidents WAS really
. compromise measure. which was little bet
ter than tho much ridiculed Presidents
Agreement" but not radical enough to war
rant OK xpectations OF decided improvement in
the traffic methods OF the Granger and South
The ,Sopspiouously strong stock this week
oSpsh' tse stock the sst W. days HsS Sn .ncG5
sE:Sa nj sn' 9s.
nc wSsR 70 5 ni
Pacific system from close connections
interchange Of tTaf1c between the. two
oH sis sl s
TsTMIns i,s,sm which r., are 9s generally A.
brought into closer relations than here.oiors.
Viii dus sms Be- ssee.ed n the Hsra sssnlnss q
1 ysw oi sSfs 70 b.... tn. .xpos
tho methods Of the traffic department OF the
AtehisSn s -oee to o state that
ers Of the sompsny 70 an appreciation Of
sSs %sn. a'"R Useless ,,n ,ef u, ovs=5.sssss =
ssss hsFe @e
tive oinsers admit, thai is methods are not
sT {S% nnas ss Ss S s 5ss
vantage. namely the necessity OF making
good showing OF earnings
The security market seems at the moment
to hinge upon the earnings Of the Western
and Force bills. The most inheritance seems
to attach to the last two. With them out Of the
way. q certain degree OF confidence would
doubt be restored.
AZ compared with the final prices Of last
Saturday the entire list is lower, The more
s. ? cent. New England, sh; CHICAGO, Bur
lington and Quincy. ~; St; Paul; az; Lonis.
Rock Island. az Clevel and. Cincin natl. Chi
cago and st. Louis. and Wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred. 2 each: Union Pacific and
Wheeling and Lake. Erie common. IL each !;
Northwest and Lead Trust. IL each Laeka-
wanna II: Sugar Rehneries X: ,Atchtson
Pacific preferred. ": Delaware and Hudson.
| X; North America and Reading each: Pa.
Texas Pacific. Y each. and Lake Shore.
| cent.
The sun., 1891-01-25
uosr'S CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY, Jan. ~

Th. bATURDAY, Jan. "a.
NV weekly statement OF averages OF the As
l,.,r, nanks shows a further increase in
~ money OF about 6k million dollars
hnv s,sNsr par. Of this money was received
as,s, ,a me Interior The best feature OF tho
the ha' ,oa' Is an increase OF over $4,000, 900 in
prisa ',as lor IT Indicates revival OF enter
The s,n',' ,sumaely in general business. since
dull NV, Exchange markets. having been
spnr..,.., aeelinlnv, can have made no
io,n's,'oi i'esoie demands upon the supply Of
mi, ri. 'unas Tho trade reports bear out
ela t,,,' "m me business situation. CONNER
And nu,os Maa1' nave been smaller both in number
And ,h liabilities than was generally expected,
IN ,n,i,ient PAYMENT OF duties upon goods In bond
urr r,,'e'patlon Of tho operations OF the new
n,... NV, On Feb. l. has not ON barrasssd i'm
M. NOR Affected the money market
Rom. .xslseate deposits Of the Clearing
uc.s. . ,.sks are now 20 million dollars In
M. -, y. 'neir loans. and their reserve In sx-
ton..' "gal requirements Is over "a million
yoaH me banks are therefore In very
eu,s 'os'lon; 30 strong. in fact, that an In
n..s" " nearly million dollars In the
0, Nv To-day had no effect whatever
An n' STOCK market The probability OF
AZ increase In that itom was regarded
"a. u'ish argument early In the day. but 1t
s.,. snective. The first prices for stocks
AO.el M. than yesterday. and after . brief
VI s'ssdinsss the market Yielded at the
The sun., 1891-01-25

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The second annual ban
quot Of the Society Of the Sons OF Pennsylvania
was hold at the Palmer House last night
Tho enjoyment OF tho occasion WAS marred By
q disagreement which arose hetweon Presl-
dent w. B. Cunningham and Secretare Fred
erick J. Patterson. Chairman Of the Committee
on Arrangements, who named J. G. Anderson
to preside, ignoring the President. The latte
threatened to appear and insist ON his right to
preside. but Thought better OF 1t and sbsented
soP Frshsn INK d sis
Wtckersham.J J udRe II. Nj. Shepard J.J. Brinck-
erhofr. fr.Committeemen J. C. Anderson the select
Alice V. sCoale. Capt ]. B: Glow. Charles +.
YerkeA Gen: Joseph STOCKTON and Others:
upon him By MI. Patterson because Of personal
enmlty. Mr. Patterson says the substitution
was made to perlnit Judge Cunnin CHAM to re-
spond 10 the leading toast.
The sun., 1891-01-25

UTICA. Jan. 24.-The recent thaw caused an
ics blockade in the Mohawk River at Tribes
Hill 1t began to break yesterday. During
the afternoon 1t started three times and
Fort Hunter are surrounded with water. and
boats are used in tho streets to convey people.
Tho Ice IL gorged opposite Tribes Hnl. anil 10
within two feet OF the suspension bridge. The
Ice on Schohsrie Creek 10 eoreed at Mil Point.
and al houses sround there are Inundated.
ieet OF the Smell House, Another ioe gorge
formed about o mile below Amsterdam. and
the water IL bAck king up rapid w. Much dam
The sun., 1891-01-25

Psov,sioss-Lard futures were . shade nrmsr, but
s .s cnS Il: So:s &C. ds ~
n. .s sss
~ e. $ @ s % s::;ss sos:s IS
Si:sr sfSsS,ass. Cat meat. @ :issay. But Is. PLY
5 s:.s ~ .'s!:ss. s!:s.ss sis
4: s.ss: :ss!iS i; isSS ~ :sS
sss. .ss s:ss; Y s .s II!
sss,s ds ssn Hs ds ssoTy s,:fIss s,e SGss::
nim: N. z" sstiys; State t.c!Siy IN cream sf0
ss y: ks', .''lr'
,uscs. ssrs:; uS SH s: e. ss ~.
q; S.'s sssSsss:s 81 s.Ss
@ sase ', tcs bss.mS.t sps. .ssss stm. m % Viz isil M
sR;jss e ''s "a :ai
ST.. 1ss ass !: :s; !: S % .nS spS
seS sass sSt :. se e. Fssrusey ana iss
s9 ms:d sss Am S Ss
sI.;; %.ss as: sao s:s nssS.. ss:s =
!s%: %'.ss sS: ss =:
~ n a .ss sss .issSl
sso $3.50 su.h Hssi ehsnss re
nsst ss: oSss &:.s S s e'; 5ag Sr tsstnsy r.
Sen
:sa R!':s .S. .'sa'ifS 70, f.S!n s ss
ss ~ ss Is. :.
SSSs," oM bag. g ssnio. es.x.:a No. md = a issse
S MI. 5sS. I nm 81: ~: ~:
Snsss
sSSais Il: sson: ~.
iar January declined 10 roints under selling BY ones
% on but ol ooS %Snh cns ss
ssTss !::.i! s':SS:.c 1 ;e'';:s
ciosinS sfm NV with sellers At he following prices: ~ "
January. 69sc April. ose IJuly Is $50
Sc
!" Hda sna
Hs' SS.S nS :. ol Sf .nd
s ss. 49, 70. mould fs c esndy
se for Wsiss .1.r. .1d iot ise for ys
sss q 4. sss :ss:s sSsS
2,0s2e Rice nrm. but quiet Qnoted; Domestic. fair
20 9oPs % mSs ssosn e shGss jsy. hsss s
easier at sai<c for regulars and lUc. for maohinss
..n.S sG:tn sSt s'a
SEsSes..: PHI; Hs s.; :f sss3; .Ks sss
STEADY It a. 7oSs27S T. o Pitch dull at sled
PrrnoLxrn-National Transit certificates we're dull
.na lover closing s..y Opening at 75" selling e., a.
in bSis. unchanged At 7ioc. N.ph;hH 7ioo.
The sun., 1891-01-25
4 Pardon Askea for . Aaa Under Six In.
dlotnonts for Murder.

sAolANENTo. Jan. l.-Application has bsen
made to Gov. Markham for tho pardon OF .
Ban Quentin convict named Wilson Howard.
who. under tho name Of Charles Brown. was
sentenced from Cslaveras county in August.
1890. 10 serve eight years for robbery. Howard
is said to be notorious Kentucky and Mis-
from three states He Is accused Of the muir
der OF seven people and 10 now, under indict
msnt for fye MURDERS committed IN Kentucky
Missouri for the murder on April ~, 1859. Of
Thom - xcHichAsl, o deaf mutA
The sun., 1891-01-25
An A micted Family.

Troy, Jan. 24.-The family OF q man named
Anderson. residing at Lyon Mountain, Clinton
county. has been greatly afflicted during the
last few days. Last week Anderson's wife
died from typhoid fever, and a thirteen year
CID danahtor also died from Il the . same disss.se s
OF Mr. Anderson was Kicked by Q horse and
the lads leg was broken. Another dau ghtsr
rem aiming children. boz and q GIRL are sick
from tho same malady.
The sun., 1891-01-25

che sams qualities IN .seks sell SSisy Ne siss In bar
siSi cis{ %i,lH :hipLsnSs sEssas ~ eSSf
~ .sr Sra i sssl: sss
r0oIros.fa.urss we're snehsly lever sles'ss stssdy
Lvsrpool had been pretty fully and We aid
pot follow y 70 any extent. There wM 4 fair bus
cover eSntrscts Spot cotton was quiet; m!ddlins 10
lAnda ono do GulfB 1870. The following the
The sun., 1891-01-25
Airiatnas aud Autsrest.

T,ENNEssEE ooAL IRON; on AND NJ, RAILSoAD GO.
The coupons due Feb l. 1891. the South Pitts;
burgh" bonds OF this company will bs paid on and
New YORK city. JAMES BowROR Trsssursr
The sun., 1891-01-25
New York Markets.

SATURDAY, Jan 24-FLous AND NsAI-Ths market -,
seals. quoted: Flour 6sL.r,ns g 81 GsoSssas 81
Rsrh.s e. ssSSa No. satrs ss. cs.,sis 70 sa
The sun., 1891-01-25
Glsrtioas xua aaleetiuss.
national conDAaE CoMrANT,


NEW YORK. Jan. a 1891.
The board Of Directors of this company have this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
on the Preferred stock Of ne company = the
The transfer books will close Jan 10 At r. a.. and
Il. ~ FULTON, Tressursr.
TT,HR ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock kholders Of the
Postal Tslerraph Gable Co. for the elsction OF a.
viii be held at The ooss Of the company, BrosdvaI
E'S rYo o: s; ~: 2. 3. Tr;;.S ~. isst:s sls:s
The sun., 1891-01-25
Real Estate Transfers.

.t'::I p lSs ga'sR ss 'o.ee; .n:: .s.o
.tsns:a 4 80 Ssals i,n. :o. @
peopsssS Sarah DsIaey = and s sho % 20 Is soo
s4.S :. y y; Edx.rd Perkins jr and viii:
Josh T. 8 aeo y sih AZ. axii1iGiii Mary '''
4. O'a
s.,S S. 5DdIts
7.sh h1 .. ."H sa %s:s End .v as1ioa =; jacob
Is. y sss., ,1ss Joseph Ryan Her - wv
saes = iso :icoa;%0a: aotioa il; Fran
,os:h 81 osr'I X SO au s "a a q, % issHoos Tho: ''
RECORDED noRroAosa
Becker VIM L. to Charles ssootsy % s7th st . ~,
Cohen Herman and .no to Forrest i F.ri:i
ci.rs. ARK ~ Ssron. = to Fr.nei. Crawford ssssiSi 49,
DALEY. w William ia u to thompson IVES. St w
rredsl. I. john ] and = VIE to jacob ii.ehei;:
r.ss1Sssh rrea.1et .na VIII: TO Badon
Hsrsssss VIM ;!Sa' % q Jesa Isa.' Hunt s;h 's'00
u:.ls Ts aary a sad ano ' to Wn nslI ss.h.t: sso0
Josn:ssn M 80 si,sas.th to Johnston and
kn 4.ss By 5e:i s.s in
ns:;sssy s.:s.:S s'ai 4; A Ass.ss 1000
Meanrr.y: Gerald. Peter Doss.r esa 9TH Az; S
M"nfen, Henry and wife 10 Il s Fire in. Co ''''
and .no vss7.h y! sth Az 8 yrs g mortp. $1,000
Noble ArAbellA aod ano TO Hannah e Mo-
Sr.ets1. Grant .v ieaa s. yr:;.:;..:.. 1000
IatG st. 7th Av lease. 5000
Same 70 same. 18th .t 7th ay lsase...... l2O0o
Teets Samuel A. wife to Annie Tesss 5O7
ssh av. one third part t........".............. 10
LIAsRa
aas-a4& y s:sh $ 1H.:":%: ::;.v...::.::: . ] $500
sth .x 6N q 4oo2 500
and sS. Ioi!h q IS .syi:;:.:;::...::::;.... 400
5is yrs............. $500
The sun., 1891-01-25

Surplus SO, 1882 2+nss.77S Inc Nnasoo
Tho surplus year ago was $50 aud two years
ago e2o.Ol4.sUn
The Financial Chronicle computes tho gross
earnlngs OF l22 railways fer N@9yember eye at
pared with the Same month OF the previous
year. and net 319.7l6.150. q decrease Of Sl41.
the gross earnings OF l16 roads were t675.-
330.S57. an increase OF $43 .992 21S, and net
pared with the corresponding period OF the
previous year.
The receipts from internal revenue for tho
customs 1900. $50. tot Of 81 AGO. 1856. against
S7.495.S7 last week, and making the total from
both sources since July l. $2233O5.096.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
Sl75.94S. .O5l received during the week for re-
dsmptop ameSnt relssued S91S a.
posIts in the Treasury to redeem national
bank notes. S49.675O $50. adecrease as compared
with last week OF s5G5,l2l.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last saturday as follows:
The sun., 1891-01-25
.Sl53. 3.st2.W Ws


Dsposts in national bank. s2a lsl 7o3 s9ainst s2s
ssme s27,ss4.'do In addition to tho foregoing the
treasury reports silver bullion purchased under the aot
OF July H. 1870 SIC O4L 922 aud notes outstanding
against the same e24 5sb s76
Money in London ,s@1 =. cent Discount In
months bills. lN y cent AMOUNT Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England on bal.
ance to-day, s127, 900. Paris sdvices quote
on London at IS francs % centimes.
Messrs. c. !. Hudson d Co. announce that
they will deal in Singer sowing machine
rifles
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
t,-Jav ,v.ra followS.
The sun., 1891-01-25
s6nL. = -. .

Government bonds steady at unchanged quo.
feature. The more important net advances
iU6N. and Pittsburgh and Western lists. tx y
cent. to 1917. The noteworthy declines wero In
Reading let preference incomes. Y z cent, to
64H. and Sd preference incomes. Y q cent. to
27k.
In bank stocks 80 shares Of American Ex.
change sold at l51h: 5 shares Of Bank State Of
Now York at 100. 90 shares Of Manhattan at
1874. and so shares OF Western National at lO0A.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ,ounses
sold at 1O3s. .@l03h. Bar silver In London
AZ 9-16d. 2 ounce.
Money on call 2@s ? cont; Time money
dividend paying stocks. and loans at ? cont.
for tho same period on mixed collateral.
Commercial paper In fair demand Prime en-
dorssd bills receivable are placed at 5h@6 2
cent and tirst-class single-name paper at 6@
Z y cent.
Sterling exchange dull. Posted askipg rates
Actual rates are: Long bills. AB4h@S494H:
sight drafts, $4.s6kSs4.o7. and cable transfers.
$4.87h.
The amount Of Az p cont bonds redeemed
to-day was $450,400. making the total to date
40 5kG. .3bU
The sun., 1891-01-25
The List or Referees.

These referees appointed in in the State
courts in this city last week:
The sun., 1891-01-25
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT co.
SAN FRANCIsCO. CALIFORNIA.

DARTNEk wanted with some In ld.sstsN
I lish:d insursnss basinsss no. Ptyiig Si9No E
s::s stSYit vs ~ S;si:: " ::. ..s 'a''a's 'ss''s