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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
THANKING SENATOR'S HoAR AND LODGE

Boston oct. 1.-THE Stock Exchange to-day sent
a petition addressed TO the Senators at Washington
asking immediate action the Silver Repeal bill.
The Exchange. by vote to-day. sent telegram to
Senators George f. Hoar and Henry Cabot Lodge
expressing its appreciation of their services In the
lnteres: Of sound money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12

WORLDS FAIR AWARDS FOR LAMPS.
Chicago, Oct 1.-THE highest awards for artistic
lamps. silk shades and Upton burners have been
given to the Rochester Lamp Company. OF New
York. over all competitors. foreign and Ameri-
Can
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-25

CHERRIES sAIlF.-T. II. CLEWELL AND
' v. {. Kinda, executors Of the estate Of De-
70, Willy, admini.tt atrix of tho estnte OF Mary 4.
Mclivily. deceased, and James McEviy. detend-
ants.
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district e4str Ct, g Ton,s OF the iD t ,ad f5 5ut tbe eo a,sts, q I Ie sds
and Clarke. on the 18th day OF April. A. d.
lev3. in the above entitled action, wherein !.
Clewell and V. G. Kinda, as executors Of the
estate of Del or III NJ. Hcyt, deceased, the above
named plaintiffs. obtained q Judgment and Do
cree of foreclosure and sale asainst Mary Nc.
tt:vily., as ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF Mary 4.
ants. on tho 18th day Of April, A. D. 1897. TO!
tho cum OF 81, 657. 90. teeides interest. costs and
sttorney's fees. which said decree WAS on the 18th
d msnt Of ba a1r'Sl; No. A. "I p. Of 's ssid eeupt st pa N 'u0s,
| an commanded TO sell all those certain lots.
pieces or parcels of land, situate. lying and being
IN the county, of Lewis and Clarke, state OF
Montana, and bounded and described ss follo"s'
Lots numbered seven (7). eight (s)and ten .uC)
in block numbered thirty-ons lSp " the Helens
on the Official plat of the city Of Helena on file
in the Office of tho county recorder OF said Levi,
and Clarke equity. state OF Montana-
Together with all and singular the
hero ditament8 and appnrtenances thereuntO Do
long nx or in any wise app 'rtaininR.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tueeday,
the 9th day OF MAY. A.. u. 1882. Of. ~ O'Clock
house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Mon.
tana, will, in. obedience to said order OF fals
hpd decree Of foreclosure and tale. sell ting
a. pG may Be- necessary puyIt to satisfy said Judgment.
with interest and costs, to the highest And best
bidder. for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
CHARLES D. CURTIS. eherid.
BY +. r HOss, Under Sheriff.
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TUFTS PILLS don't interfere with werk.
PERSONAL.

B. Haskell, of Missoula, is at The Helena.
c.. H. Hand, of Butte. is at The Helena.
j. D. Reid, of G eat Falls, 10 at The
| Helena.
F. o. Learv was in Helena yesterday
from Anaconda. u
w. A. Chessman has just returned from
a business trip to the east.
Senator o. E.. Goddard, of Yellowst one
county, ia in town from Billings.
Aaron Hershfsld, of the Merchants Ma
tional bank, is expected home to-day.
I. B. Miller and II. G.. Young went to St.
Paul Yesterday via the Great Northern.
The departures via the Union Pacific yes
terday were j. Jaooby. for Tacoma; John
Feriday. OF Neihart, for Philadelphia.
Secretary of State Rotwitt and Attorney
General Haskell have gone to Deer Lodge
to inspect the penitentiary and convicts.
Duncan Mcdonald leaves for Chicago to-
day over the Union Pacific. He will spend
a few days in Salt Lake and other cities on
the way to the windy city.
Col. i. II. G. Taylor, auditor traffic re-
ceipts of the Northern Pacific railroad, and
A.. S. Morton. auditor of disbursements of the
same road, arrived in Helena from the cas-
yesterday and will remain q day or two.
w. L. Van Hartenger. Jr.. for st. Paul;
W. G. Myers. for Hastings. Neb.; D..
Sweeny, for Chicago: Frank Pierce. for
Chicago; John Il. Mcleod. for Boston; +,
q. Sibley, for Sioux City; j. f. Hudson,
for Minneapolis, we're among the departures
via the Northern Pacific yesterday.
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Washington branch, took active pars IN ths
discuaaiOna. William Judge was elected
general secretary and Alex Fullerton treas
mar r.
JORDAN AND THE BANK ERS.
TI.ey Confer on the Situation, but Kenci
mn G~Onclu6lOn,

rEey Confer on the Situation. but Reach
no Conclusion.
NEW YoRK. April 24.-Conrad N. Jordan,
The new United States sub-treasurer, took
possession of the Office this morning. A
conference with the bankers began at noon.
After adjournment the bankers referred the
reporters to Jordan. who said: II can only
say that We have had a discussion and de-
bate "a to the best way to relieve the situa-
hon both as regards the banks and the gov
ernment. That has resulted. rs usual. in
delay. You cannot know anything further
from mo until that delay no longer exists. ="
Jordan. in reply to further questions. said
She delay would last until something was
heard from Washington. He said nothing
had been sent to Washington yet. IA this
result of the meeting. but that something
would be sent. The only information
vouchsafed was that at the conference no
gold had been offered to the government
and none asked for.
Secretary Carlisle, il is affirmed, sent to
Jordan a communication as to how to raise
from $25. 900 to $50. 900 of gold. and this
was submitted to the meeting. Among the
plans discussed we're the issue of bonds and
y temporary loan. Each of the plans had
some advocates among the banks. Car
Isle preferred TO obtain a gold supply by
exchange for greenbacks. but the bankers
do not wish to give IL in that way. Accord
ing to Saturdays bank statement it is as
serted that tho banks Of New York held
$72. $780, 600 in specie. Probably more than
$50, 900, 900 of this is in gold. The bankers
view heretofore has been that while they
arc willing to subscribe to an issue of bonds
to tide over the interval before legislation
can be accomplished they are unwilling to
give gold in order that its export to Europe
might be facilitated.
A very striking event In to-day's business
was the break in domestic exchange. Along
with this incident came the news of gold
tenders in Boston, where the banks decided
to part with one-half of their $4,000. 900 in
gold. If the gold resources of interior
banks are unlimited there can be little
doubt that these double transfers would
force the hand of the New York banks. and
that in defense Of their w reserves, if for
nc other reason, they would open their own
boards 10 the government.
The exports of gold Tomorrow will aRere-
gate So, 200. COO. OF this amount 81. 100, 600
WAS withdrawn from the snb-.reasury TO-
day. Of which 81. 600, COO was paid TO. In
treasury notes and the remainder in green
backs.
ROANOKE, Va, April 2A-All the banks in
Roanoke united to-day in offering the
treasury all tho gold in their vaults IN OK
change for treasury notes at New York.
Secretary Carlisle accepted the offer.
Boston. April 4-The clearing house
met to-day and decided to turn over to the
government half the gold reserve in ex.
change for legal tenders. This. il is said,
will amount 70 between $4,000, 900 and
$4,000. 600.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
1aus Y .IuiAn AFFAIRS. Maahinseon, April ~,
| Eeef. fhids 1os nsns .nIus'su arVp'sA's .ot
Arats envclopes), nacon. Flour. Clothinr. 81
lransportatiOn, etc." a. the cnso NAV lar. and
directed to tho Commissiorer OF Indian affairs.
No~ % and VI Wouater stroet. New York. viii
20 received until In m. Of Tuesdsy. May ID.
eIot0o pounds Bacon, $1,000 600 pounds Feet Oh
ypeann nm / Beans, '7e.oo6 pounds. Baking Powder.
So IA goo pounds rlour, lis, 600 pounds lesd.
LAX IA w. Bounds lard.aAo barrels Mess Pork.
g 81 y pounds tolled Cats, 100000 pounds Oats,
s scvn,,! no9naa Nee %toS pounds. Tea. 1900
ans nu n1s eoatse sAlt. lbh,uO0 pounds tins ealt,
N<uvuv pounds GOap. 1000, GOO pOunds ku9nr. and
1'o.oO0 pounds Wheat.
also naannets. Woo,sn and Cotton. Gooda
Sconss.spe n lart oL Ticking. !I1pN0 yards,
s S.r1s. nr ce''So; iG0.o verde; D%ril!lny. 1900
!Alun, Duck, free from AL sizing, 26.OO yards:
penims. 5000 ssrds; 1inslrm SO0,OOO Yards;
MoM.uoHy Josns, Iu,vUu yaras; Chevloh $4,000
sH,us; 10y Say 4 SnsusihS, StU.OO0 yarde; bleached
yarda: Calico Hhirtinv q nm vsrIsNs .Iv;ous
Groceries, Notions, Hardware, Medical Eupnlias''
kchSol ooks, otc., and 4 lan9 liat Of misoeIian..
eous articles, such "a harness, Plows' KnE,s
! orks. etc, and for lbyLt $40 wagons rouuiresi
for the service. to be delivered at Chicago. Kan
eas City and kioux City. Also fer such Waaous
- may 10 required, adaptod to tho climato al
tho Pacific Coast, with California brakes, deliy.
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SRERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExE.
trict court Of tho first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in tho suit OF q arl.s u WeusIrom
against James %1ug9ins, duly attestcd the 18th
Gay oi April: A. d., 1898, l have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of the said i"r.e s
crty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county, sla'
OF Montana. Wig: IIft F|
EXCELSIOR quartz lode mining claim, situ,tei
in Ottawa (unorganized) minin9 district. Lewis
and larke county. Montana, or all interest Of
defendant therein Saia claim is situated about
mining claim, and is more particularly described
in tho notice Of location thereof recorded in
book 1 of lode loostions. page 4l2. in the office
OF the county recorder OF Lewis and Clarae
county, Montana
Also tie Elizahe'h quartz lode mining claim,
In Ottawa (unorganized) mining district, Lewis
and . larke county, Montana. aid claim ia sit
uatcd at the HI al Of tnwh!do gulch, on belmont
NINE. The adjoining claim is the Excelsior
quartz lode mining claim on the east. Said lode
location thereof recorded in book 1 Of lode luca-
tions of tn. records of Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments, hereiitaments and appur enances there's
unto belonging or in any wise appertsining.
tth, day of A.ay.. A. d. 1884, at the. hour of IL
o'clock m of said day, at the front door of the
court house, in she city OF Helena. said county
and state, l will sell all the right. title and inter.
est OF the said ,ames Husg n in and to the said
above described property, to the highest bidder
Given under my hand this. the 18th day Of
CHAS. d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
FRED e. ,Hoss. Under Sheriff
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SHERlFF'9 sALE; JOSEPH SHAW. PLAIN.

tin' VI. Jafnes HuSgins. defendant,
onaer and by virtue OF an, order OF salo and
uls,r'c, court OF tho First judicial district OF the
e.ht" OF Montana, in and for the county OF Iewis
ana olsrke, On the list dRy of eptember, A. ID
aoy' IA the above entitled action. wherein JOS
famed a Judgment and decree Of foreclos-
dsienaant' on tho At day of optemb,r A.
y. ios., Ior the sum OF 8 On A.. besides interest.
COST ana attorney fees. which eaid decree was
in judgment book No. III of eaiI r r"nrt ~
page ! am commanded to sell all mat Ger.
.n'n lot piece or parcel OF land, situate, living
aha oeihx IN this county OF Lewis and Clarke
sIIo oi !aohtsnn, and bounded and described as
mo = actisi"rq nsrtz lode mining claim ait
ua'eu IN CitAwa mining district, tho same La;ng
i.l,eeh nuslafeo u,5G0J rect in length by ak hnn.
i,sa uoo), feet in width and being ,itnated
nnout ny" hundred SOD feet westerly fr m No.
,nhhei belmont mining claim. the said Excsi.
In t.ra'e. by tho defendant on the
t,lh DAY, Of May, 1891, tho notice OF
.nca'l"n bong recorded in tho ofic, OF
&c couhty clerk and recorder Of Lewis and
~ ~ iglIe Intticular description OF snid
ci,iIh W. fald rncnr1s being herel v made a btrt.
nup',c hotics is hereby given that on eatur-
~, ~ tIA DAY, 81 ar>. A. d.. 1898, at IA
o.,o1h ~. OF mat day, at the front door of tho
r9uftIousr. Helena. Lewis and Clarke cou,,tx
Montnna, | Will, in obcdiencs to said order ri s,lc
nm IN u,crto Oh foreclosure and enle. sell the above
uus.iINHu property. or 50 much thereof ~ mnv h
hoJ'sSafy 10 Fatisfy said judgment, with Interest
III 80 H. y" Tho highest md best bidder. for
niyea under my hand this 18th day Il
CHARLES ID. QUITS, Sheriff
'Aspt L hoBs. Under Sheriff
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STRIKES PAST AND TO COME.
Tho Santa Flo Machtn,s.s Give up-Ths
Iron Workers In for 1t.

This Santa Fc Machtn,s,s Give up-Ths
Iron Workers In for 1t.
TOPEKA. Kan, April M-Ths Santa Fe
machiniats' strike. which has been in force
since Saturday. April {. was declared of at
ak O'Clock tonight after half a days con.
ference between tho Santa Fe men and
their employers. The company retains
the new men employed recently, but will
give strikers for whom there are no places
preference IN airing new men hereafter.
The strikers concede to tho company all the
essential points at issue.
P1TTsRuRG. April 24.-Tha Pittsburg Post
will SAY tomorrow: "Iha probabilities are
tho iron trade will witness this year one the
greatest strikes that ever occurred in this
part of the country. Certain IL 10 to occur
II the amalGamated association 10 not pre-
pared 60 pare down figures In next years
scale with nc stinted hand. The msnufao.
turers look upon n reduction Of wages ~
an absolute necessity to the life OF busi-
ness"
NEW YORK. April Q! .--One-half the looked
out clothing cutters returned to work this
morning. the difference between them and
the manufactured having been settled.
The other half will have to lie idle for a
few weeks, AZ the shops have not enough
work on hand now for tho full force.
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SUMM0Ns-IN H DISTRICT COURT OF
= the First judicial district Of the state OF
Montana. in aud for the county Of Lewis and
John ". Peahm, p%'aintiff. Va. George Clifford
and = Clifford III ,sband and wite). defsnd-
ants.
Tho ststa Ct Montsn. sends grestins to tho
You are hereby required !, appear in an action
brought against YOU BY the sbove named plaintiff
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lcwis and, Clarke, and TO answer the complaint
d day. Of dn service S, .fter TN the s ssssics e' On sou Of =! t ii.
served out Of this county. but within thisd,striot
or judgment by default will be taken against You
according to tho prayer of said complaint
mea mt . ,s.a .t'i l ,a rs 9r9u I Gorge TO 6 j forsF in aat ass
1872. for work and labor performed and money
said George i1opd by J. =. Brusevitz on this
following named quartz lode claims situated in
COLORADO unorganized mining district, Lewis
the mechanic lien filed BY said ]. r. brusevits
against sad properties in tho nice OF the re-
said work and labor being performed beginning
amounting to said tum Of ssO5 80, tho said lods
lows, to wit: Tho Clifford quartz lode claim No.
]. the Clifford quartz lode claim No. 2. the Gift
n1e quart lode claim. ali situated in township Q
north, range I vest OF Montana principal NOR
idian in Lewis and Llarke county. Montana, and
all lay adjoining each othor. Complaint asks
that $3.50 be allowed as council foo for the pros;
IL. 1897. the claim Of j. r. Brusevitz was sold,
assigned and Transferred by him to this plaintiff:
defendant George & iford set out her claim. IL
any abe has. that the adverse rights Of ~litiEants
be adjudicatod. For further particulars SEQ
comp amt now on file.
And You are hereby notified that IL you fall to
appas- and snstyar thu aatH Cnmnlatpt n ~ abnyA
required, tho eaid plaintiff will take Judgment
against defendant George Clifford In the sum Of
NsB5. 30, with interest from March ~, 1892, and
costs OF suit and will apply. to the court for tho
| relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
tIict court Of the First judicial district OF tina
state Of Montana. in and for tho
-r@ county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Zeal First this Sist day OF March, In tho
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninoty-tnreo
1871 JOHN BEAN. Cleric
By II. j, CASSIDY Deputy Clerk.
John B. Miller, Frank d. Miracle. Attornaye
Tor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF ASSESsMENT.-PIONEER MIN
Az ing Company. Works located on Red
mountain, in Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana.
Notice 1. hereby given that at q meeting of the
trustees of the said company held on the 18th day
one cent per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said company. payable on the 18th day
of ray, a. b. 1898. to !. assena Billiard, score.
ena. in the county of Lewis and Clarke, state of
Montana. Any stock upon which snid sssess.
mcnt shall remain unpaid on May IL. A. d.. 1888.
shall be deemed delinquent. and shall he duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be maue before will DO sold on
the 18th day Of June. A. ID. 1893, to pay the de-
lnquent ass ess ments, together with the costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
MASSENA BULLARD.
Secretary of Pioneer Mining Company, Room
8, Gold Block, Helena, Mont,
Dated Helena. Mont. April %. 1893.
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THE ENGLISH D
Shows hat Expenses Are Increasing and
Revenues Diminishing.

Shows That Expenses Are Increasing and
Revenues Diminishing.
LONDON. April 24.-Harcourt, chancellor
of the exchequer. introduced the budget
for the coming financial year in the COM
mons to-day. The chancellor estimated
tho expenditures for the current financial
year at G9l, asa, 900. and the revenue at ESQ.
500, 600. leaving q deficit OF !9l,5 74, 900, due
in part to y slight expected decrease of
revenue, but chiefly to the vast growth of
expenditures. nos created by the govern
nent. but through the demands of the
country upon psrliament. The chancellor
said the government would not propose to
cover the deficit by encroaohing upon the
sinking fund devoted to the reduction of
the national debt. He preferred to meet
the deficit by the straightforward way OF
increased taxation. The government re-
sorted to the income tax. which it was pre-
pared to increase by a penny in a pound.
which ought to add 81. $50, 900 to the rev.
enue.
Goschen, who was chancellor of the ex-
chequer under Lord Salisbury's admins
TRITON. condoled with the chancellor in
having to mees rising expenditures with a
falling revenue. Other made
were generally favorable to the budget. .
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE Al

LAND OFFICE AT
HELENA, mont. April II. 1898. I
Notice is hereby, given. that the following
named ne t setter mas nlsd notice OF ms 81 intention t.
that said proof will be made before register and
receiver at helena. Mont. on May 10. 1893, viz:
Iaul Kramer. who made Homestead application
No. $3.50 for the swh SEA, seA swk, sec. Ii, to,
10 n. hg. s ".
He names the following witnesses to provo his
continuousr residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Albert tusoh. George A. Zwanzig and Gustaf
Herman, oil 1t Helena. Mont.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows OF any
substantial reason, under the Law and the regu-
lations OF the interior department. why such
proof should not be- allowed, will be given an
OF portnnity at the above mentioned time and
place 10 cross-examine the witnesses of said
ella mant, and to offsr evidence in rebuttal OF
that submitted by Claimant.
+. A. SWIGGETT, Register.
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williams Talk With the Pope

ROME, April 2i.-It is understood in Off
cial circles that the interview yesterday be-
tween the pope and the emperor of Ger
many was on questions touching the Oath
Ollie church's attitude in German politics,
especially the attitude of the German
clerical party towards the imperial policy.
The smperor's friendly conversation ard
the gift of a diamond studded snuff box
bearing his portrait to Cardinal L%edochow-
ski. who favors the triple alliance, was
much commented upon.
The fetes in honor of the silver wedding
OF King Humbert and Queen Marguerite
were continued Yesterday with a review
and grand procession. The king and EN-
peror William with their wives and a bril-
liant csvalcede of royal princes and other
dignitaries rode to the point of review and
received an ovation from the vast con-
course Of people Who thronged the streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

ROME. April 24.-Cardinal Luigi Gior-
dsni, archbishop of Ferrara. 10 dead.
Hull. England, April 24.-Last nights
fire. supposed to nave been started by the
dock strikers. has been e%xtinsuished.
New York. April 24.-At midnight the
physician stated il TO be his belief that
Booth will recover from the present attack.
BELFAST, April 24.--Ihe OranRemen EN-.
pioyes in the Queens leland shipyards to-
day drov of 1000 Catholic workmen and
hurt several.
BosroN. April GA. A. Robinson. who
recently resigned the position Of general
manager of the Atchison, was elected pres.
ident of the Mexican Central.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2f.-The largest reg
istration of Cinnamon eves made in this
country was under way to-day. When it
was completed 175 Mongolians were listed.
CHICAGO, April 24.-The carpe nters at the
Worlds fair did not strike this morning.
but in obedience to the orders of the car
p~enters' council the work is going ON as
ST. LOUIS, April o4.-The remains of the
late widow OF Gen. Hancock arrived here
last night and were laid in the Russell fam
ily vault this morning without additional
ceremony.
RALEIGH, N. c.. April 24.-Gov. Carr. with
the First regiment of the state guards, 700
men, left to-day for Newberne. 1t is be-
lieved this display of force will prevent re-
sistance at James City.
LONDON. April 2I.-Ths stone coping of
several four-story houses in Peel road. Kill
burn. fell this afternoon while the street
was full OF pedestrians. Four persons wers
killed and fifteen injured.
LONDON, April 24.-In the m to-
day a motion was made to amend the home
rule bill by providing that the government
withdraw the military forces from Ireland
before q parliament WAS established in
Dublin.
WASHINGTON, Arril 24.-Secretary Morton
appointed H. H. G. Dunwoody assistant
chief OF the weather bureau, vice Major
lockwood resigned. to take effect Nav /.
Major Dunwoody has been connected Win
the bureau for many years.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
NEW YoRr. April a4.-Bar silver. eS.
Coppor-Iluiot lake, $ll,@

STOCKS. b
NEW YoRn. April 24.-Bar silver. eS,
C~oppor-iluiot lake $li'@
lead-StsMdy; domestic. $Al2h.
+: The stock market opened strong to-day on pur.
chases by operators, who felt resssured by the
positive statement by President Cleveland that
tho government would take every possible
means to preserve tho parity between gold aud
silver. Euying for long account and to cover
shorts led to an advance Of " to 2x Dor cent,
but heavy engagements Of gold for shipment to
Europe, however. by to-morrow's steamers, and
the activity In tho money market soon led to a
reaction. A break of nv in American Tobaceo
ION in Toledo, Ann Arbor 4 North Michigan.
and IN in Hooking Coal and Iron. contributed
to tho weakness. Late in tho afternoon National
Lead and Cotton Oil yielded about 3 points.
he market as u whole, however, displayed trm-
meas and closed steady in tone at pficos Y to Sh
per cent above hnal quotations OF sntuFday
Manhattan and american. sugar allowing the
largest net gains. lhe sharp break IN. Ann
Arbor was due to tho dissolution OF the old bull
pool and the alleged temporary emil arrassment
of an official of the company, who has a large
amount OF privileges on stock outstanding.
1he drop in American Tobacco, which had re-
covered Ma per cent at tho close. attracted COM
paratively little attention a. it 10 we'll known the
stock Ia in y few hauds.
t,overnmenIs- Steady. .