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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11

courts. jaiis prisons and penitentaries
where the dwarfing of the intellect is
practiced, degradation, and even des.
truction of all the nobler qualities in
man are being carried out TO their
full extent. Only too true.
The speaker received a hearty vote
of thanks from his hearers.
The exercises at the Normal We'd
nesday were very interesting-more
interesting than the Wednesday ex,
e~rcises of former years. Time and
experience seem to lend strength to
both teacher and student, and their
work showed this year to better adj
vantage.
The tables were loaded down with
flowers, rare and beautiful, worked
in artistic shape, and great stacks of
books, boxes and other handsome
AMI valuable presents were there piled
up TO be distributed as gifts to the
graduating class.
The exercises were opened with
PRAYER by Rev. Daniels of the Baptist
Church.
The members of the choir acquitted
themselves with credit. Miss Ida
Gose and Mrs. Fuhri deserve special
mention for their excellent singing.
~Earth's B%cnefacior," an essay. by
Bette Smith. was a fine composition.
read in q soft, sweet voice that shows
the Young lady to possess a Kind,
gentle nature.
From Tyranny to independence"
Grafton. by David +. Henry, vas Il
mastery effort, and the delivery was
fIultlcss.
.ltobcrt F. Lee an Grafton. by
John F. Woody, was very interesting
and the young man acquitted himself
with high honor. Lee was all that he
was pictured by the young man.
Powers Rightly Directed" an es-
say, by Nellie l.. Meyer. was brief.
original, true and pointed. Well
done.
shadows and Sunshine" essay. by
Roena Shaner, was very interesting.
The World Grows Better" Grafton,
by Henry 5. Moore, was iirst-class.
We have neither the time nor the
space to comment OH the merits and
dement's of all who took part in the
exercises of the..day. !
One thing we noticed in particular
at the Commencement this year was
The fact that the young ladies are hold
ing the high standard of former years
and the young men have caught up
IN the race. and both are struggling
side by side tor the goal.
President Norton delivered the
certificates TO the Elementary class.
.hirty-sevcn in number.
TIE ALUMNI.
In the past, during the closing eX-
of the Normal. Wednesday
was always set apart for the
exclusive use and benefit of the Alum
ii and this night has always been
ooked forward to as the best. aud
heretofore il invariably afforded much
pleasure and satisfaction. drawing
argc crowds of people from far near.
The program was always first-class in
selection and excctiOn, atlording par
,nts and patrons an opportunity to
&c and hear the graduates who had
zone abroad and came in contact with
Inc world. how much they had im-
proved, and thereby giving them a
to judge as to whether or not
he student had reflected credit upon
heir Aima .Natcr. Last night the
.hapcl was crowded as usual on such
occasions. but. VIC are sorry 10 say.
he entertainment was not what II
should have been. We will therefore
no more.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11
Good Cock.

Shc-Darlins, please tell the grocer
to send me up two quarts of nice
fresh sponges.
IIe-You can't get sponges at the
grocer's, ducky, but I'll stop at the
druggists for them. What kind do
you want?
She-I want the kind used for
making sponge cake and tell him they
| must be fresh.-Gensros NdRdysr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
cO-partnership heretofore existing
between Edward \. Goetz and Joseph
Watkins under firm name of Union
Market, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Edward \. Goetz re-
firing from the business of the firm
The business will be continued by
Joseph Watkins who assumes all
liabilities and collects all accounts due
the firm.
EDWARD A. GOETz,
JOSEPH WATKINS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11
Te n hem Is May Concern.

/ want to warn the ~public-not
against a cyclone, an overflow, an
earthquake or a fire, but against one
Frank Smith, who beat me out of a
months house rent, and moved out to
keep from paying.
Ct J. u. MORRISON.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-11
The NORMAL
Exercises Of the Nineteenth Annual
Comm N

BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
1t is but seldom prophets are hon
ored in their own country, and oul
city is no exception to the rule. The
faculty of the Normal in looking
about tor a minister to deliver the
B~accalaureate Sermon thought it bes'
TO invite some ene from abroad te
oficiate, either overlooking or disre,
garding the fact that this city can
boast of and produce just as able pul.
pit orators a any of neighbors
So, sudden sickness prevented DIR. j,
II. Garrison from filling his appoint
ment, and the choice fell OH the Rev.
McElroy of this city at the last hour.
and a wise choice ii was, for he
delivered n amongst the best SER
mons we have listened to in this
place. Had he came from a distance
his praises would hive been unstinted.
His address TO the students about TO
part from their teachers and school
mates was very appropriate and i'm
pressive. and will be remembered
throughout life by some, and we trust
many of them.
The hymns sung by the choir we're
all that could DC desired, in fact. we
are fortunate in always having fine
~vocalists at the Normal.
President Norton's brief but touch
ing remarks at the close of the SER
vices brought tears TO the eyes of
many of his pupils who will only too
soon miss their counsel and fathcrly
help. lie stated truly, that we all
felt better of being there.
Can't the Local Board of Regents
be persuaded 10 remove Prof. Dutch
er's picture from above and between
those of Prof. Chceney and Mrs.
Cheney from the back side OF the
platform: 1t is sadly out of place
there. Ii must be remembered that
Prof. e. was the first president of the
Third District Normal, and lost his
life while in pursuit Of knowledge
and ancient treasures for the use of
the school: and good Mrs. c. was an
llonored teacher there for years,
up to the day OF her death.
What has Prof. ID. done for the school
to cutitlc him to a higher place of
honor than they? Nothing. There
fore remove him.
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finantlal.
Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
NETWORK. juno 8. 1892.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENTLEMEN -
After years patient waiting. opportunity has ~
length OF carrying into full effect the purposes fos
which the and Mis- -ssippl Valley Railroad char
BY stare Of Mississippi and It's construction undef'
taken in Of che Illinois Central Rarood Com
pany IN 1882, to-wir the development OF the IaSoo
Delta.
The work has been delayed and. thus far. prevented
owing TO the best part Delta having been occupied
by various railways which have been consolidated Into ne
Louisville, New.oreans and Texas Railway Company.
Though the purchase Of the securities OF that comp,ay
purposes contemplated the charter OF the iazoo and
Mississippi Valley l,alroad Company can now DO carried
without waste OF capital incident 10 duplicating
existing railways IN agricultural country.
The Yakoo Delta Is an alusfal basin sre'cninR ifum
Memphis, to vicksburc zoo miles ia length and "
extreme breadth containing over l.0000Oo acres OF
lani OF inexhaustibe fertility.
The Louisville New-Orcans and Texas Railway runs
from Memphis population 0t40J) through the Delta 70
vichsburg the largest city In Mississippi tpopuiauon
1879 thence through Baton Rouge, the ,cspitAi OK
Louisiana do.i7S and so on to New-orleans C4SoSS,'
branches to Natchez 100i 30 Greenviiie (oooo)'
and to jackson q o2o and other towns Although Ne
main Memphis to SewOrleans is BY SO miles,
longer than the route tho Illinois Central end lice -
FAR distant from II as not affect local In Mtssssip
the exceptionally low grades Of the Louisville Now
Orleans and enable 1t to freight trains Of mW
cars the greater psrt Of Its 'ins and 70 i've
neatly quick passenger service between oseaa'
ph,s and Ncw.Orleans that Of the Illinois Central
Tho Louisville New-Orcans and Texas Railway. with
It's branches Of which rs miles narrow gauge, now
comprise. 19S mes Of railway. During the year eneca
June 80 1891, with 100 miles in operation, the gross
caings were s37io,43o being At the rate Of eiIoA pes
mile. -.
The road is well equipped. The track Is laid with
steel is well tied, and partially bsasted. The company
possesses good freight terminals at Memphis and as new
Orlcdns, as well shops and tools for tho repair q
ma hinery at Vcksburg
The following extract from the Annual Report Of the
cmp,ny for tho year ending June 80, 1891. explains
ITSELF
"A tciembly estimate Of the exceptional 70
sources and prosperity Of the section Of county
trayesed by these lines be formed BY the foho"nS
statement Of the earnings since the road was opened
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f,nanria..
Atchison, Topeka& Santa
Fe Railroad Company,
T. o. con 3,s. M o. u,n,.s; Boston, June 8.
Income Bond Conversion
UNDER CIRCULAR so. g..

Bonds arc now being r'cerei for exchange INTO
Second Mortgage Hoei. Class r. under the Fan OF Ioh-
version. IN effect June l. 1892. By the following aPpoa
agencies:
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s r:s . sssss .' ~ ss s ss sou s e 10000
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Proposals.
AoUEpUCr COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
Room zoo. Stcwal, Budding, No. $50 Broaowhy.
-'0' 49, Non. York Iune o 1892.

AovEpuCr CoMMiSsIoNERSs oPELS c.v
New.York, June .. 1877
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
ID and furnishing the materials called ios 70 the ~.
proved form OF contract Me 10 the otIee q ne
HSFSSfSSS DAFT AZ SSRSGEE siiE on cE WNii
ciIESTEIt COUNTY. NEW YORK, will 10 recevcd q
his Office until Wednesday the goh day Of lame ZANE
they win be publicly prnsd By ss ASSeaSn "s, C s,S
snd furnishing said materials VIII be made by SAFE
Commissioners a. soon sncroattcr az pr. s r.c
cations he and bids o. poposss snt pr'ps, s,.e
plans FOR said work and I'll Other lnfomatSsn can %
mi sioners IN apple alton 10 the Secretary .
b. order Of TIE AQu duct Comm sioners.
j. c. IL IIT.S. JAMES c. DUANE.
- 9ccrot,,y President
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Tho E.w.York Ontario and Western Railways srs,em
extends from New.Yors Iiabr at wce!'a"hen to the
snthac, coal neds Scranton, and to Lake ontario u
Oswcgo
The total mileage operated Is 47G.77, including 1898
milo. Of leased lines and BOZ miles tIack3sc from Wee
hawlcn to Cornwall over the Yves. Shore Rond. which,
with OF terminals and ferries In Newfo'k atoo
IS secured by contract for two hundred years from iooo
thus giving ample facilities for NcvTork business inc
of the company for the eurcn: n'eai year end
Ing June 80 1892, partly estimated are; "ross
s3, $50, 800; net. Sso0C02.
Tho total annual charges after the reuempuoh
OF the per bond, below mentioned and the ifue OF
&c 800 900 per refundlng bonds VIII be *'ooOo
and tho rentals q leased will BE- about ss0 COO The
company has capitol stock Of sjS, il3os2 Inc OUT
stand NJ bonded consists Of 100000 per cent
bond. which been called FOR redemption nyaois
Sept l. - eco 600 Ter bonds being part OF
$40 oc0 600 'a,icr7cd) which may redeemed at the
pca.r, OF the company ak months notice after June
l. 1880.
The rofuadng motgosc provides that e. ooOo of the
Der cent bond. referred above authorzd but uosfuc
shall on retirement Of tho skies be deposited win Nv"
Trustee. add onol security for the rcfunding p"F cent
bonds enhancing q: security Of the latter u tas
extent. and the outstanding pr cent bonds shall
lave b:en med the refund NJ loan VII con'ti"c
the upon the property OF the company The
company has agreed redeem the per cent bonds not
lret than in the year 1899 practicable without ncTea'-
Ing It's interest charges.
For he purpose OF rcfundng tho exiting per cent
md ~ bonds (hc latter haii'g already been called
for rcdenrpon Sept above st7t"d ard 10 provide
funds for the Legitimate needs OF the company, tho stock
holder. have authorized to the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY as Trustee covering issue II per cent re-
funding 10O-rcsr gold bonds limited 10 .2oCoO,Coo
The bonds 30 authorized appropriated as follows;
go 900 600 now offered subscription for he purpose OF
paving or the $1,000 900 per cent bonds and
for proyidIrg funds FOR additional equipment
coal docks at Cornwall. and other needs OF the
comp,ny In the near future
7oooOc reserved with the Trustee to retire the $1,000
coo 5 per cent bonds above described, at or
before maturity IN accordance with the pro-
visions OF the mortgage.
800 600 reserved with Trustee for future Issue.
whca required BY the company for the acquiri-
ton Of property. under the provisions oil the
mortgage, as stated below.
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ROpOSALs FOR BLANKETS FOR THE

= rt.n,TT, UH U;n, :, he In,c,,ee
once In9is1 nGafss wosSns,oP My S iss =;
BsnFcts ard directed to the Commissioner q indlsa
Affairs, Washington, viii be received until ? m
s.vtce about 5000 6lankess slvc green .asist snd
each required aud containing all Other necessary nssrae:
s,ns WIZ. b. furnished upon application u thc in1isSs
San Ftanci:o TIE rghi rcssryed BY tho tovsrn.
aaa .hse pcpc'ss arr inisrd az
shall be made for tho supplies by Congfcss:
s win 10 opened q, the hour and che day shove stated
CERTIFIED CUEcKS.-Au bids mn-t be seccnpsn!od
by certified checks d ats upon snmc United Sytes
Cal for a. least Five per cent ~ the smewnt u tho
proposal. i. J. MoRGAN, commissioner
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finaneial.
n. y, Ontario & Western R'y Co.
ISSUE OF $6,JO0,O0O
a. Per CENT. REBUILDING MORTGAGE
1OO-YEAR GOLD B0MDS.
INTrREsT pAyAnLE MARCH, AND SEPT.

BONDS IN DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000 EACH
WITH COUPONS ATTACHED AND REGISTRATION
PROVISION REGISTERED CERTIFICATES OF 20 ooo
EACH INTEREST PAYABLE TO THE EE"lslhnf"D
OWNER
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

A DvEHrIs EMENTs AND suBsCRirTroNs FOR
XGWY3ET IlP nrSicr WILL q ,I Pc .,d RI
dor north q Tn,ty I,s and ApyES
sIe = c. cor. asa.st Isi ON ava; iS7 Fourth ave.
ccncr Fonr,eenht 200 Third corner Forty seventh
ioG West ~: Columbus aye; 60 IIberI:
st. 257 West l2d.st. lto Churchst asi Third.ave.;
1898 lhirdSys n.l 1hsdsys be-. >l2th and iiss -
sndtwcnty 2.a West oGehundr.e I'D tvcnZ:
TO s D. m, At regular Office rats.
In brooklyn. at aS Courtst. sos De Kalbsve Lea
neafordAyc.. and No. 10 Broadway. up 70 p. IN. -
REGULAR Office rates.
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sco.oO0CC1


&c coo reserved for fu.rc requirements OF mo
company only be contersgncd by the Trstre upon
proof prescribed in the morage dcd that the proceeds
arc required property. the acquisition OF when
woulf be advantageous 10 the company.
The physical condtol Of The road and equipment Is OK
cellcn. Traac steadily and rapidly increa'ng, as
shown by the comparative eow which includes
tho operations Of yrar before and Two years since the
opening o. TIE Sraon branch May and june lSv2 cst
natrdi
lss9.9O Ieo9.oi 1912
ti,os, 200 i4G 2S-07r2 1903
NJ. ,,-rt,c. ........ 43o toi G5i.33) s00,G92
rn,ccs charges and rentals 2s5 012 55asoi 5oi. i3G
.rrnrs " 1862 100, ,S9 zoe 25G
THOMAS L. FOWLER, President.
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CLOSING PRICES OF boston STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT

Saturday. June lip. m.
By the operations OF the Ncw-York Sub-ircas-
ury in TIC week ended last night. which included
payments Of Sls7, 600 for purchased Pacific Roll
road bonds, the associated banks los: Sjli,s'
The weekly bank statement published to-day
showed a loss in cash " Sl2s,100. The loans
were increased further ny S9GS ,oOO but the in
crease in dcpasits was insignificant. The move
mrnt of money toward this city was continued
during the elk, but the statement hardly re-
Elected the extent of the receipts. The result
of the changes was loss in surplus reserve OF
Sl33.ooo, but the banks still hold in excess oil
legal requirements @o3.545,sjo against Slo'4s4'-
sos in the corresponding week n year ago, so'-
0s, 800 in the preceding year and Slo'ooJ'--'
in the some weak in 1850
The following are comparative stat m'nts OF June
and June II: Lanai, Differences
Loan. !?%i so sr%S S'S
zero il +. o. go 5Gs2!SS, I In ,.I IS
The foilovne shows the relation between the to'a IT,
serve and tho total deposits at the respective d'ts
srcc 90 500 % 80 29 9S RSs
ro.l r,scrvc. $50 i95 eco 51,ocO,cO' De. si:s+o
ssanst dep it, ls55lo2'o ls5 go Inc 800
sprpl.. ..... ss3e7o $50 500 5i5 $50 Dec. sls o.
The Clearing House statement !: as h 1oI1g~S
For iO.dny II XchangcS. Slul,o4p'o'"' '"
q, so2 % For thr wcci-EXchanccs, S644,-
$3.50, balances $3G,'ss.'4'.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Snocu,ation in stocks was dciivc and confident
Prices advanced from the very start, ana aI'hou2i
slight concessions permitted az the ci'sc 'n'!
we're natural to speculative manocuyfcs ma ho'
An interruption OF the movement IN t n, WHY,
the r,sipe was almost buoyant 81 raul was
The conspicuous feature and the tTansaelons III
il wee ncarly onc-third of the to'ni ousne1 ~.
lis final gain was over pcr cent, althoueh I've
las, price was IA per cent bslo% IN. hs ,rss
neither cih for Europe nor the short account Other
Granger shares rallied smartly, but they were We're
lc4s active and strong The reason may hh h,,,
been simply the Government crop report nna
the whole market moved ngwar,, anu s'Y Lar
which are not likely TO be affected by thc mar
vests displayed wonderful s'rength There ..n If
No dontt that a radical change in speculative S'I'-
,iment has occurred within a day. iecnnSr " mas
boon plainly demonstrated that the financial apn
econo,njo policy of the Government VIII not nc
dis eIrbcd.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
.rhcre were no transactions in Government
honGs bnt the market was steady At these quota
tons: -
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Tho rapid Development OF the loca, principally
agricultural which resulted from the opening OF taese me-
be measured by the Increase In the local raMc "'n
gain per in three and one hsr yours
during which time the earnng' Of the branches so0e"
In the las, two years have been at their minimum.
Already the Louisville. NewOrlesns and Texas Railway
carries into larger tonnage Of Cotton ana Oh
than is carried by the Illinois Central Tho llho's
Central Railroad opened for traffic In leo' anu Inc
mso part Of the Dubuque and Sioux City snd OF ~nss "
Chicago St Louis and New-Orieans Faifoau !"
$500 The Gross Earnings Of SSS miles operated by
Central Company during the last Fiscal ie@f
&c 220 per mile.
While the lca'e OF the Chicago. st. Louis ana New'
Orleans Illinois Central has In tself oecn
from year to year. eontnu, Of profit to the ssee
its chief value feeder and O. distributor Oh tams
and from Illinois.
The that railroads.&c. milesdurng the nrst yess
OF tho o. isG 203 81 e2 per mile Ihs
gross earning. preceding had been t3s2oo97.
and the rent 80 5000 per cent thereof
Tho treat majority the securities Of tho Louisville.
Ncworcans and Texas II. W. Co can now be bought on
Of paying uch securities 81 600 In money
and $50 900 In Illinois Central -Four Per Cent Gold
bonds being part issue OF not exceeding
Of such Bonds be secured by pledge Of the purchased
ecurues The remaining 5000. 900 Of Bonds to b
retained by tho Illinois Central Company a.
The Louisville New-Or!oans and Texas r. W. Co has
outstanding: -
nor cen, cold Frs, Mortgage Bonds sI0 1872 600
Der cent cond Mortgage cumulative income -
10 E9n cent Income Land Moit1sse Doni Non.
Cumuiatv 100000
Toni .ssS coo
That Company has a snare capital OF 5000 000
Tn. Illinois Central Company now has Ave millions a
cash in IT. treasury. which IL necessary, be used In
this purchase.
The Gxsd charges the property viii 10 $500 600. to
which should be added the interest the s5oc0CC0
Assuming this at per cent, the annual rent VII be
81 90 COO This will be oS oGic0 per cent Of last years
ca ning< go per milo NJ raiwy in OPERATION
The nasnd. Of the transaction induces the Directors
10 hesitate about closing the negotiation without applying
"a the stockholders for ratification. AID In 80 doing they
regret that the unwllnele a the vendors n give an
option upon their securities prevents ionSsr nosee OF
the meeting Ahoders which they have been obliged
to call To- Saturday. June IL. 1892.
They do not however hesitate 10 recommend the pur
chae II IL can BE- c,rncd The terms above outlined.
as being Of the -hareowner OF ne corpora
zion rs well cs country served by It's railway
Respectfully submitted
sTUYvEsANT FISH. President.
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rnitid S1t~ Na.Ion1l LOO 40 20 ;o,
Western Nation A. .........i00 ia III i-'
George H. Pfcntss Co.. No. 81 whi'am-s'' qo'''
local securities i follows:
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a sale OF $4,000 Tennessee settlement IS was
made at 100 THIS was the only o"s.n's' So! r.
noyted hut other issues were strong IN quota,
lions OF city bank stocks Butchers an DroNcrN
sod 90, at is7. Commerce t27) at ] % a. ana
State ~ ~ 1l?. .,. same mn, ,o,cc
even for a haf-hoiday, but the movement "
prices was toward higher level. a,chisoh ~,
comes were still in good demand ana tney G,Ve'n
GnaI gain Of 3-s per cent. Chicago and Ere
frsts made the same advance at lO2 Is, ana ~
comes sold at 30 H. Reading issues were In'.
bmt their final variations were advances OF l-1al =.
NOR cent Reference is made to our full report
Of b nd sales. ,, ,., ~
Saturday but few loans on call were maze ~
The SubTrcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $50l,779. -
TuE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs I Srpm n,a a,
nnne Si26Iss, and from miscellancons sources
Si3s4S. The Treasury received S24l ,ots VA
tiona bank notes Tor Iedep,r oo amounted an" n 20
G, al 055 To secure National bank CIRCULATION
il holds 81 62,619,05O in these BONDS 90. nm
currency i1 rs 20 9",
rSar per saf per cents, extended per cent
I,onds deposited for circulation during the week
9, eS mo bonds held 20 secure circulation with
AVN sS;oossi ZOO. National bank circulation out,
u!SnI;,,G currency notes, Sl72,305727 gold
notns 81 Os. 102 against which the Treasury holds
So7 204, $50 legal money Ior "ic Icue"P''" VI
surrendered circulation n ., .hov,
~ y. 10, Gained FL O. 600 bullion balance. In
thc onco market money was easy at ~ Mr
cent for discounts, and l-2 per cent IIf aadS
| ,u,css Bar silver was unchanged at ~ 3-4di
u" amncc American railway shares were dull ana
;rrcgular closing rather weak without important nj
chanors. At Paris French , PER CENTS sofa "'
'' rH. following table gives the current quo'a.
,,ons Of city pank stocks, together with 'he''
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T. closlT6.

NE GENERAL LIST.