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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SIR CHARLES rupprR on CANADIAN POLITICS.

Toronto. May "a cable dispatch nom Lo'iuoi , "
1Tbe Globep saws. brief article by Sir Charles
Tupper appears in The new number Of The Contem-
porsry Review" entitled Tho Political Posluon IN
Canada" The first part Is devoted to ~eaiisome
report OF figures quoted in almost every speech wch
Mr. Upper has made in this country, with the design
OF showing the impetus given Canada uhdcr 'ho
Macdonald regime The rest Is largely drawn from
his Windsor speech also making stale election charges
OF conspiracy to annex Canada TO the United states
lie also reairms his belief that commercial union IN
volving discrimination against Great Britain II deaa
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
IAKF-AND-RAIL RATES.

Chicago. May AT a meeting OF the freight repre-
sentatyes OF the Western roads it agreed to pro
serve the throuchtarin rates lakeand rail traffic
from the Mississippi River to Buffalo and seaboard
points Some Of the lake lines wanted to separate
The rate at Chicago. .
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
PRINCE NAPoLEOY's BURIAL PLACE.

Paris, May 1.-The French Government has refused
the demand of the executors of the will of Prince
Napoleon in regard to the lattcr's final place OF
burial The executors asked that, according to the
terms of the Princes Will, his body should be allowed
10 he buried ON the lies san guinares, Ajaceo,
Corsica.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

John Rannzer engineer Of the freight, had his leg
terribly scalded and his foot had TO be ampu'aV7l'
Fireman John McChelI was badly bruised. NO pas
sengers were hurt; damage to railroad proper.TG ~
$4,000. The yardman is blamed for sending out 'ho
ward engine.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
As 4 PREVIENZ7VE

a c.trrb which originate in the poison Of scrofuia,
& @ sarsapara The Of this an in the plooo & . %
Scd in children by glandu sweing sore eyes @ %s % I suffering
u Ie the result The medicine for all pooa diseases s , dy
sarsapara which considered by physicians " W Roswortb Of
inn W Va says Several years ago it family Of
s for little girl years age menO % nIy three or four
this county VINO a H% was entirely eradcae and she is now IN
excellent health . +rorhed for long time
of age was sio - ubicb blood
with caiarrh in its worst FORM through the ehc % % Sanara
became poisoned ago he began i Gs,s Ohio
ia % nov entirely wel"-D D. Kerr, Big Spring o bv civ
INV husbands mother cured Of scrofuiouS ta Mich
bo,es Of AYERS Sarsaparla Mrs julia onPa Ware Mass
0 .,s Sorsanarila cured catarrh L. HenrcAoN'
Aver's SarsapmiM
Prepared by Dr.. j. C. Ayer d Co., L0'''' n''''
C,.res Others, WiW cure fc~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
r. II. MAC & co.

Mccarthyite party stating that he has seeded nom te
party headed by Parnell, and announcing his de're
10 ioin the McCarthyites. Mr. Quinn says that tle
main reason for taking this step Is the refusal OF A
ader that the money might be devoted to the use OF
the evicted tenants.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

Buenos Ayres May 2.-Senor jose LaPa & &c w -
s-rt ed ,Urt..a =, tho Interior 70 I'LL the vacancy
caused by the recent resignation OF eeherai hooH'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
TO LEAVE TIE PARNELL RANKS.

London, May 2.-'rhomas Quinn, Member OF farha-
ment from Kilkenny County has written ietter 70
John Deasy, member for West Mayo, the whip OF tho
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
R. H. MACY & CO.,
TIL TO 14rH STREET.
MILLIN cry.

Our trimmed MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is reps.s
with and choicest novelties Eiessht LoALh.
ING and AFTERNOON HATS, also quiet ana ricn effects
for church wear natty effects for matinee
The TUXEDO" HAT at S7.f3 cannot be dupiese1
elsewhere for less than sl2OO.
COSTUME HATS in six different shapes at s0A9
Chldren's SCHOOL HATS, 93c. and $40.
We are showing another hat at a. 49, for the equal Of
which so.calied fashionable shops charge $3.50.
LEGHORN HATS in all styles rich and desirable
effects mourning hats, toques ana Veiis All engths
ready for wear.
ORDERS FILLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

firms. who exhibit there exquisite models OF tne,f
steamships. The profits Of the Naval EXmDitioh VIII
be given to the various naval charities.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
ALABAMA MIDLAND INTEREST IN DEFAULT


The interest on the first mortgage bonds OF the Ala
hama Midland Railroad which was due on Friday was
not paid by the Metropolitan Trust Company by whoin
under the terms of the martgage the coupons were
navable. When the coupons were presented at the
Office of the Trust Company the holders OF them were
referred 10 the Office of II. b. Plant Ihere all ne
coupons were paid, with the statement however,
that Mr. Plant was only purchasing them
About year ago Mr. Plant, who is president OF inc
savannah, Florida and Western, purchased the con
trolling interest in the Alabama Midland Inc hrS'
interest payments under Mr.. Plants management were
due in September last and were promptly met Inc
road It is said has earned the interest on Its BONDS ana
some on its stock. INVESTORS lhereIoro' h"' ~ '7
of possible Default. M -. IL, ,s oco
The Alabama Midland built about SIX years ago.
The original mortgage the line was Sl 0on ~
: per cent bonds, the capitalization being TI !2OUoOo
After the road had been operated independently lor
time the control was turned over TO ii. Is: Plant q
Co upder an agreement that the Plant people We're 10
pay the road 100000 in cash, ana pracucdliS su"i
antce the interest on the mortgage .. .o,,,,ors
The defaTlt In the payment OF the interest coupons
IN Friday was attributed by some OF the stocAnVueIe
10 n scheme to discredit the bouds OF the AIaDama
Midland in order 70 secure their exchange iOr ooIes eo
~ the savannah Florida and Western IL was aIsQ
said that a plan on foot to issue new plnhet
mortgage OF 500 100000 10 cover the entire Alabama
Midland property.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SIXTH AVENUE Id
BLACK SILK.

Hieh.erade doube-warp 2i.inch bLAoh
zoe =: excellent value for 81. 49, ,vo,,h s5c
90 .cn sKrpTING GRos GRAIN at e4c'; worm ''N
o1.inch BLACK MERyEILLEUx. 4sc. ..,o,oa
noutIe.warp BLACK sURAH. with variety OIL 'O''''N
s,yInes and checks az SOC. worth 6Oc. ,,vs .,
Exceptional bargains In BLACK INDIA
SOC and 69c. - or,h a,
o.inch round.cord BLACK FAILLE 79c wor.n y, y,
Eancv 1IACK PEKIN NOVELTIES e9c.; worm %. VI
superior grade BLACK TRIooTINE sUhAh, WIN
neat colored paids, sold elsewhere at ~ our p,
-, largo shipment Of BLACK CANTON, sHAN"nN
JAPANESE and INDIA SILKS at the lowest pri0e'
ever known for similar qualities
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

ELEVEN SAILORS DROWNED IN sHlpwkEok.
st. Johns, n F., May (speesb'-Ihe o"eu,a Gus.
IN a Too ana hecarne n total wreck. Eleven members
Of the crew were drowned and one was saved
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
&C or HERBERT SPENCER

ILLNESS OF HERBERT SPENCER.
Iondon. Nav 2.-Herbert spencer is confined 10 his
room suffering from the grip.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE CONTROL OF THE WESTERN MARYLAND
GENERAL BRYANT WILL GUARANTEE TO RUN
1T IN BALTIMoRE's INTERESTS.

GENERAL BRYANT WILL GUARANTEE TO RUN
1T IN BALTIMoRE's INTERESTS.
Baltimore, May 2-John NJ. Hood president OF the
Western MARYLAND Railroad has returned to baltimore
and saws: 81 was not aware until my return OF the
effort that was being made TO prejudice the pubic nlu
against the Western Maryland Railroad Company in
order to further certain schemes for its control 'he
prime object for such control being the oeIeat Vi
enterprises of the company which wouid De com
netitye with lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad III
must suffice at this time TO state that when the COM
pany suspended interest payments 10 the Guy !"
lauidae certain floating Indebtedness u was paying
interest on everything except It's thru anu loulI'
mortgages which IL will resume, as the business
OF the road was never so heavy and the OUTLOOK so
gtnp as at present Yesterday received the
first train of freight from the Reading connecton
and from now this will steadily assume larger pro
portions. All this recent besmirching OF the ROAD Is
not so much on account Of any SHORTCOMINGS on lts
mart as of the desires of the authors TO drive good
bargain or to enrich themselves at the Guys eXpelse
Such labOred efforts in this direction surely Indicate
high appreciation of the intrinsic value OF the property
II safe To predict that the Western Maryland will
vet fill the measure Of public expectation the as
scrtions of its traducers to the contrary
General Bryant Of NewYork who wsrI has made M.TT nn
S%s sSs admitted 81 e '0soSe f1' me- sS
he represented tho syndicate controlling TIE NoriS
Georgia railroads and that, while he had made what
seemed to be very small offer for the road wch % so
whatever the line could make the interest on lie
lid that If he aud his friends secured the nad; IL
Would he operated as an independent line; new tide
water terminals would be constructed oh mere 0t ana large m
sor T. srn system General Bryant said he would nave
conference Monday with the Mayor and Finance C9h, ON
missioners and explained his plans. Friends OF ue
Bryant party here say that he will guarantee 70 run
the road in the interest Of Baltimore CITY or at easl
will NOT discriminate against IT, and that ne VIII sPno
al least 81 900 here for the estabishnent n1 'S
mnal facilities President Hood was before the r !
noa Commissoners TODAY and showed how the busl-
ness OF the read had been steadily Increasing 10
day he continued received the flrst tTaln Oi
Sej1ht from the new Reading connection, ana from
now on this will steadily assume larger proporuohs'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
All Cone,~Worn-Cut
Help !!

should be gratiied by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great building-up
medicine. 1t purifes and vitalizes
the blood, regulates the digestion, and
really "Makes the Weak Strong"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
COLORED SILK

Superior quality WASH sURAH, win W rSls% ~. .
coored stripes adapted blouse waists ana iu
09c ; usuas price, 81. -,,,o u.pITE
rxtra oralty poNGEE and cream-white hAn' iH
SILK. a fun yard wide 99c. worth $3.50
o-.,rch RrfI, SHANGHAI SILK, the latest ce''ens
and cooriuas. at 69c ; sold elsewhere at 81
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
S|LVER-PLATEO WARE.

500 CAKE BASKETS,
full triple plate, on
hari white metal, plain
and engraved finish,
worth from $3.50 to
~ .......-.. - - - ''''
$50 BUTTER DISHES.
same quality and finish
as above; worth ST..
1000 TEA POTS. SUG.
AR BOWLS, CREAM
PITCHERS, sane qu9l.
fly and finish as above
worth from SO TO $40
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

The business in State bonds was limited 10
small sales Of Virginia deferred Gs, STAMPED To-
ceps, OF > -. OF Gity bank stocks ,@wHIIt'
chants Exchange 40 at l?0, and Western II 10
at from 100 - 10 100 3-4 Sales at auction OF
stocks Of several banks and trust companies are
reported below
The general bond market was dull and scn-
orally lower. The final changes were small, and
there was apparently no selling pressure, aIinoh-h
interest in this department Of the StoCk lNcldisc
has been waning for II week or two. Inc hrdNici
decline, which was less than ! per cent, was
suffered By Union Pacific, Denver ana oiult hists
which fell TO so. The Union Pacific issues have
been weak since the change in management, dn-
der small but continuous selling Oregon Sholt
Line Is sold AT lO5, although thcJ sold last
year above lIG, and in the November panic d!d
full report Of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at . Il and 3 per cent
hut near the close efforts were made 20 establish
higher rates. The supply at per cen, was too
heavy 10 permit their success.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $94,i5J,20O; balances, 81
SlS,JS1.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $375,jj4. lis net loss on balance was
SlG3232, made up by n loss Of S222,5's currency
less "A coin gain of Sj9,34G. The days operations
included Receipts, S2,300,l2l Payments. S2,i'2,
3j3: resulting in a general balancc Of SlG9,3sS,-
sO5 consisting of SlG1, ,j30,2i4 coin and $3.50
J6l currency.
The Treasury bought 12f0O0 ounces Of silver
bullion at from $685. l2 10 9S IL cents aI ounce.
The purchases thus far this month, apart from
those at the mintS amount 10 ., ,10J,jO0 ounces.
The amount required by law is ij00,000 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day Sls7,G46 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S923,1s2, the in
ternal revenue receipts S3I7,s0', ana the miscel-
lancOus rcccDtS 81 0,411
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
Feb 10. Feb. Is. Difference
Net cold hand 81 70 S2S O7S 72213 Inc. 1901 9j
Net silver hand 20,737.99 2O007 OBS Dec. lj02j7
Net ieg1l-tcndcr
hand ....---.-.... 6,919277 GSOS,lO2 Dec. l1l111
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Feb lS-p. m
Spcculation in stocks was depressed to-day by
several unfortunate circumstances Public inter
est was not excited, however, and the character
Of the trading was not changed. The failure OF
the American Loan and Trust Company-thc first
of that kind since 1sj7-had only sentimental
influence because it had been expected, ana the
renewal of gold shipments was admitted To be
outside of exchange transactions. The closing ol
the trust company was magnltcd IN some quarters,
distant from Wall Street in time and spirit, and
possibly the full effects of the suspension were
not felt Rumors of an advance in the Bank Of
England rate Of discount were not supported by
higher rates for money in London or Ncw-iork,
but rally in the price Of sI~cr recalled the fact
that the present Congress had not adjourned.
The efforts in favor Of lower range Of prices
were Jealous and persistent, but they met with
Indifferent success. Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy stock was tie chief point Of interest, ana
following the same course that II dld NcstcIu'N'
it advanced in the early dealings only 10 lfau & ,Ie
subsequent decline 1t was reinforced 10y the
fresh weakness Of Rock Island and naturally doubts
about the next dividend on that stock
were not permitted to s!umbcf. ihe dowG- o.,G
ward movement OF prices was not arrested
in other words, but the RESISTANCE mat was
offered was remarkable. Excepting the pIHl-
cpal Granger shares, which lost something IeSs
than . per cent, the final declines were nol more
than - per cent an average. The Northern
Pacific stocks were exceptionally strong thrpugh,
ont the day. and. with few sppciaItics. recorded
small advances. The net results OF The trading
were hardly worth the candle, therefore, he
cause the short interest in the active shares Was
undoubtedly increased. The manipulation Of Bur
lington and Quincy may have been tor the puI-
pose Of selling stock, but il certainly was inei-
iectq in producing lower iigurcs IN t1c rest oi
the list While railway traffic Is dwindlin@, ana
consequently questions about rates ore sprinsins
up evcrywherc-in the East perhaps more than IN
the West-he general conditions affecting Spccull-
tion are more than satisfactory. The clo>inc was
at about thc lowest points, but il was neither
active nor weak. The control of the market ],
still in the hands of small Spectators and con
sequcntly the movement OF prices possesses little
significance.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no Transactions in Government
bonds, and bids for the 4 per cent lssurS were
raised fraction. The closing quotations "@e
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
PrcDO>als for Bonds.

thrvenus. Wyo. Feb. u, l-'l.
Sealed IIopn,1is u,l lud Wlll be- tr' .rd Jos u'
CTS ooIuti uf thr Ctv of Clr} ruuc up ~ oclk l n
" rur.ly o.. l.u l3Y pl Marrh, =. D. 1871, loi tnr
following d., rtpti bono, Do" ISSUED uy ~iid C'y
l..sh,t-,l-h. tlou-1nd dulIr- or much 1r nay i'
Necessary. oi "Nutrr Funding Hud,,' ihr I'm" 10 i'
Issued FOR t- purp, ~ Itfuudug t' present 0Dtr 3in
water bonds AID fund ud bt' du'-, against ne
uttr ~ ,lty; s,ty thousand dlrs ot 80 mu.h
thereof br LrrD-~irN, OF 'NHGu't Buud~.' th'
be- i--ucl puip"" II providing FUNDS WIN
rhsh 10 bnIl "a highway ,ilduct on Central aNtnur IN
.II clf,. acIu-. the Union Pacific Railway TIA A-t 1ni
sNt-l.r tuoa-and dollar, Of N1tr Boud-,' tr sam" t'
p" Issued ior tr purpose n providing unds Win Mmrt
extend and improve system ~ Watr works of SAIL
rlI. loud- boIr pr cent inter -. pl
able annually, and piytl' 20 thirty year, "n iW"ut' "a
nf hc luId- add Naguct lold- rNIulrd tu h'
..Iu,l .a, Iitrr th' tuth year aud onrW'Itr'h
o %" WItr tudur BOMBS each f"ir after tr SKIN Year.
llch bid must acconiarld by '.tin,d chorN f.r
tlou~ind Col1-. gunfdut t1t The ltid'r shall
"thn ten da'- after hi> idd u ACCEPTED .ntr iAt" a
outiIct with un ri's for tnr purchase ul the Loil, fo
Wlloh hi. bid ~lI.l has" lr"n accented.
separate lrp,.ai, must BE- mad. for each set 81 bonds,
and ,u, ur1p,,., shall b. nd0, Il "Pupo,al- for Water
Funding iionl.," "Nndu,t BONDS" ot "Natr bogd-.'
the ic aud ~lal De- addressed to Frank lda
city tlrrb, thrfptiur, Wf0
Il' city Council reserves the fleht 10 frlcct and
al b1,. l.. Il. BEESNAHEN. MAJ o..
Attest: FRANK DANA,
~eutt
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
POOR& CREEMOUCH
20 WALL STREET. NEW-YORk.
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Go.
New.Yor.i, December o. 1890.

To I,oldcrs of the First Mortgage Rnilrond mud
sinking Fund Lnud-Grant Bonds Of The Cairo aud
Fmiion Railroad Company, maturing Jamunry Isl
1891;
Notice he-eby given tha. IN view OF .h' rrovson' q
Sixth Article aforementioned mortgage. th!s
company has decided to extend until July lsVl the time
within which holders OF cairo and Fulton Bonds maJ ex
change the sane Tor the General Cousodl|d Railway and
L1ud.Grant Bonds q this Company the principal ana IN
.to, q which arc guaranteed by the Missouri! Pac!hc
Railway Company. The Cairo and Futon Bonds WI!
continue 10 draw interest a, the rate Of per cent per
.ra4u until pad. This company reserves the right -
discontinue the payment Of the money pre-
aaa u $50 per bond made N connection win the
tAchanse Of the CAIRO and Fulton Bonds
A. IL. CALEF Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE PETROLETN Market.

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There n, dealing, 80 crude Oh at Tie stock EN
change yesterday. " tht Consolidated Exchange
there wcr. -air Of 10000 bars 3, In options. and cr'
new .tlac boo the ", Curly district near Plu-hu r.
Prler- fll' f-.n = tp - cents. Lut slight rN uu
covering l'!t The iu1l figure ~ - = '"ni-. Refined
oil r.maln. dIli Luj quotations ai- UNCHANGED. ~
80 cent, iu haI,l, N.gJ cent, In bulls and go
cents - erlou in CIs-. FOfc.gI quptltiou- "cr':
. > pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

iHe earlier series have been sofa.
l. The title to the Is vested In the OLD COLONY
TRUST COMPANY OF Boston until payment OF all OF the
DohdS OF this issue. The bonds retired In annual
lStaments, beginning in 1891, so that the amount Of
principal Of the bonds outstanding is constantly lesscned
Whilst the security for their payment remains the same
= The interest the bonds is provided for not only
by the direct undertaking Of the NEwYORK AND NEW
LN"LAND II. L. CO., but under the indenturc OF lease
oi hc cars to the railway the mileage earnings OF these
particular separately recorded, and paid over
every month to the Trustee OF the and by the Trustee
applied to the payment OF the coupons As the mileage OF
cars In largely exceeds per cent upon their cost
peclhc hypohecaton Is hereby created amply sufficient
Tor the protection Of the coupon, irrespective Of the oblga-
ton q the borrower
B. The NEw-YCRK AND NEW ENGLAND r. r. co
have deposited with the CID COLONY TRUST COMPANY
e ponssory notes to tn" amount OF SG0 0Uc daed Aug
1890 and payable tnc year from date with the provon
however that IN the JondJ Of the series due at tie
laon o' that year duly paid. the remainder OF the
n'ts shall b" renewed for year. and continuously
Until all the bends redeemed Undcr hi,
ute in regard TO the redemption Of the bonds makes the
whole principal due by the NEWYORk and NEW
ENGLAND plomi,sory notc, which be enforced
without dmculty or delay.
:. The NEW.YOEK AND %EW ENGLAND Il. r. co.
is In excellent credit. and s inter tuayng securities In
1fi favor Subordrae to those bond the stock Of the
Corpan consisting o. 100 600 preierrd tIo7 0,oO0
common Tho former pays Iccrlar ayIGcads and sell, IT
l2lJ The OF Tho CON pany the close q The
lI't is al yeas rd ate f. excellent financial condition.
Ild earnings rc.rted weekly showing constantly
large percentage Of Increase.
;. The original lease % the NI.W.YORt AND NEW
ENGLAND l.. Il. co. /, scld AMI assigned to n, NEW
IN"LAHD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, ou orearIat)n
G1In,"l under the law, OF Maine and by them mortgagel
20 the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY ~ th., mcthjd
company having perpetual succession created the
ad luchr1ry oi t' stu under the lease after payment
c The prime pil and Interest OF th. bends, The Equpm no
C,ml1uy interest. Therefore. l. to constantly watch O'.r
lud ptJt.t ur employment and ccndltot u tho equipment
that the EaIoad Company the Lescc complies
w!,h the conditions of f., obligation.
toIr, ~ all documents IA connection with the issue
De- had oi the uud. r-IsL,l.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

D.. pVFRTISENENrs FOR THE NEWYoRK TluI!:
A INE WILL RE RECEIVED At TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. l23S broadway corner Thirty &
I Rr0llNay, 2hth-st until = D. H.; 9'O Nrsb
Iwrntythfl.,t Sh-aNc; lj2 6thaNc; l"3 Fourth
ave corner Fourrcnth~t. 7G0 IhUdave., corner foH,
IOa6 Thiri-aNc. near SNtynrstSt.i l,tOo
Flr.nvc lOJ West Fury-sCcOndst lO02 Co Oumbui-aNe,
i7O Nlnthnve cor 79d-st. 90 Ibcrtyst - Avenue y.
aaS Thirdayr and the HARLEM OFFICE. 1S0 East
One.hundred ft-sto up % D. IT.. and 200
rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Bonds for Sale.

Hastings Srb.. Feb TO- 1891.
Salcl rroVo ais will D. received AZ the Onlr" u, ' ~
Ci,rh of Hastings. Nebraska fpm the dat. lr0f until
: 30 p NJ. Monday. March ON. 1891, for The sale Of
onis DE issued by the said ,y Tor thu construction
% .cHrs said bonds to he ISSUED n the amount o rtrn
thousand dollars. of huudrd dOars nrh pNaD' 10
bearer IN twenty after date "t Interest at tue rate
VI per cent pr annun. payable -"niannu'y and dated
tn day ~ their delivery redcemlbc az The option %
the city after five
Parties whom the bonds awarded VIII be required
10 deposit 500 evidence Of good faith aud In their
proposal must date when money VIII he paid
Mayor aud Council the right To reject any or all
ids.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Net cash balance sl93 0j35O3 $3.50 i3l 800 Dec S2l0
TIE foreign exchanges were dull without much
change in rates. The supply Of commercial bills
continues 10 I've small and the demand for re-
mittanccs is only Il little larger. The engage
ment of S600O0O gold for export was not an
exchange transaction. There was no material
change in quotations for business as follows: {:
Bankers bills, 81 81 "a and 81 SO respectively
FOR long and snort sterling French francs, 81 34
and SIG IA reichmarks, 0j 3-S and % Is.
In London British c1nsols remained unchanged
at o! Lie for money and - 3-lG for the accOunt'
In the open market money was again higher at
Us per cent for discount, and slightly easier AZ
= Ia per cent for daily balances. India Council
bills were allotted at decline 10 j.. 81. per
rupee. but bar silver unchanged at - 3-id.
an ounce. American railway shares declined until
near the close, when there were occasional re-
cOveries. Al Paris French per cents rallied 10
0j.12 l2 sight exchange on London being 25.24
francs TO the =.
C. II. Werner & 60. offer 10 investors n limited
amount OF Seattle CITY Railway Company per
cent first mortgage gold bonds at par and interest
This company owns cable railway which has
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Cr5t hNl totlnO

o~i'-rau L.',o. 80 lI~. 2Gi Diy Dock StNlhGs
l. panH Any person having claims upon M M,aid 'Ia
,Ild uu1u 10 ....t NO to Tho bans whih 50 VHn
,r t,. aid book viii Dee declared cancelled ana tAth
fol.bod aud a ucw oJ' issued IN li'n thereof.