davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11
LAWRENCE TALBOT NEAL.
He Has Been Conspicuous In Ohio Polite,
For Many Years.

He Has Been Conspicuous In Ohio Politics
For Many Years.
1t is said of Ohio's Democratic candidate
for governor that his initials, l.. T., stand
for low tariff and as Mr.. Neal is the author
of the tariff plank of the Chicago Demo
cratic platform nobody will feel disposed
to dispute this distinction. AS Governor
Mckinley, the Republican nominee, incar
mates the high tariff theory, we may expect
some earnest tariff talk in Ohio this fall
Ohio is used to that sort of thing, however,
and so is the Democratic candidate. for he
has been talking tariff ever since 1865, when
he was admitted to the bar at Chillicothe.
Very soon after he commenced practicing
law Mr.. Meals townsmen elected him city
solicitor and he was subsequently promot-
ed to the state legislature and to the Office
of prosecuting attorney of Ross county. In
1872 the Democrats of the Seventh district
sent him to congress, where he served two
terms. He was again candidate in 1882
and 1888, but was unable to overcome the
Republican majority in his district.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11

In 1889 Mr.. Neal was candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination, but was defeat
ed by James E. Campbell by one vote. In
1891 he was again the most formidable
rival of Governor Campbell in the Demo
cratic state convention. Mr.. Neal was
prominent candidate for United States SEN
ator in 1890, when Calvin S. Brce was
nominated and elected. He was conspic-
uous in the Democratic national conven-
lions of 1888 and 1892.
Lawrence Talbot Neal is of Revolution
airy stock and was born at Parkersburg,
w. Va, Sept. 20, 1874. He a0nded the
common schools of his native town, and at
the age of 1S became clerk in a dry goods
store In 1868 he removed to CAillicothe,
o., his present home.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11

On July 18th the reign of Queen
Victoria equaled that Of Henry VIII,
who ruled for ffty,siX years, twenty
nine days. George III, who ruled for
fifty-nine years, was the only other
British monarch who ruled longer than
has the Queen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11
ANTWERP'S AIR CASTLE.
An Ambitious Project For the Next Inter
national Exposition.


The next international exhibition will be
held in Antwerp and will be inaugurated
May 5, 1894. 1t will be small affair as
compared with the Columbian exposition,
but strenuous efforts are being made to in
sure its financial and artistic success. All
the buildings will be constructed of iron,
zinc and glass and will be meritorious from
an architectural standpoint.
The exhibition will be located in one of
the most beautiful parks in Europe, con-
tanning about 200 acres and situated in the
new quarter of the city, and vessels laden
with exhibits can discharge their cargoes
within 800 yards of the buildings. In the
matter of handling exhibits the officials
promise great improvements on the systems
anywhere previously adopted, and all pack
ages received before April 10, 1894 not ex-
ceeding $500 pounds in weight will be han
died free of charge.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11

President Angel Of the Boston
Humane Society says that Profess r
Louis Agassiz, the greatest scientist we
ever had ON the American Continent,
was firm believer in the immortality
Of dumb animals. Mail and Express.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11
An a la Mode Corinthian.

Steady nowl Steady Now you hold her.
Look sharp Luff her, you fooll Luff, l
say Oh, Lord, why don't you huff herr
There she lOes Aha-al Oh, didn't she
come up into the wind beautifully that
time, thought
Easy! Easy. Let her off-easy-on the
other tack. Now, all ready to come about
Great Scott, how it blowsl
Hard a-port! Jump her, jump her! Quick,
quick For goodness goodness sake, huff
her! Starboard, starboard Hard alec on
the other tack! Luff her, you measly eyed,
laundering legged idiot. Oh, why don't
you huff herr
Put all back! Let everything gol For
heavens sake, catch It'll
Bangl Bangl
All is lost.
Gentle reader, is this a narrowing descrip.
tion of terrible shipwreck, to be con-
tinued in the next number of The Weekly
Arabian Nights'
Nay
1t is simply our old friend Cholly talking
to himself while trying to navigate his new
straw hat and its five inch brim up Broad
way in gale of wind.-Truth.
A $500 Egg.
The remarkable price of $500 was paid In
London recently for fossil egg of the @py-
ornis, an extinct wingless bird that inhab-
tied Madagascar in prehistoric times.
The sun., 1893-06-04
New York Mnckels.

SATURDAY, June 21-Flour was dun and without
quonbIe change Exports. IL od2 bblsAc Receipt H.
ol4boS. 3c Winter wheat brands in sacks quoei
ss follows No grade. s1.7oaSI.0O fine 81 leo@s2;
superhne. az o'es2.26 No extra. 81 eoss2 40: No
extra. s235"$.6O: clear S. 75ss3 Etraights. 81 -
@ti 50; patents. S3.5o@sa75; Michigan stEaighi4.
sI2OsSaai,
GaAs- Wheat u''ensi stronger. with rains nt tho
Nest ana arS" Cl-sJances from his country but be-
zane weaker aitr owing TO the failure Of private
banking house II Chicago AM renewed pressure to
sS,L ntil! atrF iheFe va, iAty, wlicn IGr prize.
the increasing deposition on tha part OF Europe
70 buy !. sogmd' present Trces encourages tie
sSaos 1000 bg'h. inslgdng 5000 for sTp6r
winter ~ &c. and 10. Northern Atllc under July
ahoat ThoSe were the receipts Chicago 25467 bush:
3$tssJI9; s.! Louis, 5000; folsao. Iss5i; DeSroi,
nOEs. lO.0SS; Paiiadsiphia. 7A67Ii Boston. 6so5.
The sun., 1893-06-04

based on sentiment: and unless tangible evil
dence Is forthcoming that n change In the
monetary system OF the country is probable
In the I'm m ediate future tho professional ele-
mont oil tho Stock Exchange will undoubt-
edly renew it's efforts to depross prices.
For the first time in number OF wooRs tho
bank statement refcstcd tho dependence OF
interior banks upon New York and also the
Withdrawals OF specie for export Tho loss in
lawful money this week was approximately
5.15O.OUo. In tho face OF this loss the banks
have increased their accommodHtionsto clients
nearly 100000. The deposits. OF course. are
worry much smaller than last week. yet are
practically consistent with other changes in
view OF the Withdrawals OF legal tenders
to secure gold for export. Tho net result is n
decrease in the surplus reserve Of nearly 81.
500, COO. bringing that item down to about
S2l,OOO.OOU. The Associated Banks. there-
fore. are very strong, and 1t Is TO their credit
that thcy are meeting every legitimate do
mand for assistance from the interior.
They are even enabling Chicago. which
has been prding itself upon its financial
strength. to meet demands made upon it.
Indications are that tho next financial crisis
will develop al Chicago. That centre has boon
booming all Of its local enterprises largely on
capital obtained nt tho Fast. 1t is possible.
therefore. that that provincial town may mako
the discovery that Boston has made that it is
not the financial centre OF the country.
There was no demand for stocks to-day, eS-
cept by the short interest and for reasons
already noted. The publication of the bank
statement and the appearance Of royalty in
the gallery OF the Stock Exchange were prnc-
tically simultaneous: hence the first had no
effect upon prices. owing to the suspen-
sion OF business in Difference to the
The sun., 1893-06-04
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
LArEsT LONDON oUorAT1oNs.


pAibNDAi. June u.
4, inc course Of prices on the Stock Exchange
'HIs week has reflected decreasing lack OF
.VH''oehce' Intrinsic values no longer govern
speeu'atlon, II they did current quotations
"0u,u not lie possible. The necessities Of
A'0 h'lders Of stocks. whether for invest
~ OF Speculative account. and the
a.e"uhe's OF bear operators In taking
,h'Sn'age Of this situation. make prcos on
I e ''ocE Exchange. Values were affected at
"' opening to-day by the suspension o! a
tS~heht stock Exchange house In London.
,h1li A'vn was doubtless compelled to suspend by
|,ou'sas'ers that have overtaken investors in
,hssta'ian banks. Tho theory was advanced
,h' a' o"er price, for American securities in
,v+ohuon marHet were due to mani pulation
That view. ''' ''''0''
,,o troubles that exist in London. however
h, Nv a. important, so far as the local mar
l,..' securities is concerned. as the appre-
o,h"I,i which exists regarding Chicago and
ura", "esiern commercial centres The fall
CnV.ah important private banking house at
lv Hs" s" To-day was Offset IN tho stoc'i market
Ia, ~0 covering Of shorts, because the princl-
opefators for that account were alarmed
,ispottS from Washington tina an extra sos
,,.. congress may be called In the immedi-
,ure a, 10 repeal the Sherman silver law. So
eau pe learned that theory Is largely
The sun., 1893-06-04
FnaneiaL
TEE PHILADELPHIA and READ.
Ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. sss SOUTH FOURTH ST, rnILA.
SUMMARY OF PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT.

|
The COMPANY proposes to create au Issue OF Thirty
vecr Trus, nor cent uojd Bonds of In. mai
yaue of sac 600 900 10 be secured by enres md bonds
eoa and coal pccounts Welding pr.,ent revenue Of
S.. 1875 a3G and after 1873 sab4o itS OF this s22.
opo 900 w,lI now n. issurd the nrorsedx Of which will
,ok. nm nil of tho floating aoup,iny IA
500 600 COO Ths is,p. 1. upon Tn. rednc
tion OF the rentals nnd guarantees contracted
1883 TO tho actual earnings of the properties leased
and ed and upon an Mt by tho
Of the general nortRnRe bonds to sell their ccupons
they mature for cnsb Mt par to trustes In cas-. the
earning. are not sufficient to nav them when th.y fail
due 10 be made the ha,is OF an issue OF coupon trust
ccrtInc a,cs bearing Il pcr cent interest and redesm
able 40 soon ma tho COMPANY has funds sufci,n, for
the purpo,e After rAynx the interest OH the
Mortgage II is also toned upon an agreemen mt
by The TO transfer their shares to Voting
Trustees for seven years subscriptions to the Coat
eral Trust bonds and Coupon Trust Certificates have
b.en ,ecur,d fro ,utsd. nnrtes 80 Tint tbo .tock
holder, md are mersly ed to civ,
assent to said agreements without the obligation to
nay any charge or assessment whatever
BY reference to tho man and statement II will be
seen that while tho plan doe, not involve nnv in.
cr.aso In IN. nrincinn Of tho ess NJ a,
Company beyond the discoun, ON tho 81, 900 600 of
bonds now i,,ued IL will effect large saving 4, III.
annual cost OF carving tho floating debt and tbar
tho Goa,inv Indebtedness. thus to be taken nm con.
sists either OF claims for materials md suppiies and
interest on rrlor mortgages for all of which Re.
ceiyer,' Certincntes prlor in lien to the General
Mortgage might be issued or ia secured by tn,
n.dy. OF tn. ,hares md bopd, or coal and coal ac
counts md rolling stock worth more than TN,
amount borrowed on them so that II is of a nature
which would lavo TO be for under apy
of reorp,nization
As to the sale of tho General MORTGAGE Coupoux
Il ia also cxplained that the Comnnnv coyenant. NOT
10 divert nny q. the earnings TO INV other nnrnoso
than tho payment OF the opesating expetnes and
prior interest charges but remains bound to pay tho
coupons on the General Mortgage at maturity I'm
cash IL in funds to DO 80. and is further bound to
tax. nm the Coupon Trust Certificates and cancel them
out OF the first surpus earnings after tho pnyment
Of the current interest on the General Mortgage
Tho holders OF Geper,l Mortgage Counon, will only
h, required to sell to prevent default at the ma.
tpr,tv of each counon and the ceupon, will only be
kept alive till the earnings are sufficient to pay them
nufhs Tue ast i've years Tue ''etes' oh 'he ueher"
The sun., 1893-06-04
OFFICE OF THE
OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
c:7 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 90, 1893.
To the Holders of the General MOrt-
gage Bonds of the PhiiadeIDhia
and Reading Railroad Company.

The holders Of the general mortgage bonds OF tho
Philadelphia and Recalling Railroad Company are
hereby requested to call at the office OF the company
and sign tho proposed agreement between tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. tho
Pennsylvania Company for assurances OH Lives and
Granting Annuitics and tho holders of the general
mortgage bonds the sale 10 the ssd ylvania
Company for Insurances Lives and Granting AnnuE
ties trustee for cash par OF ten coupons or or the
registered they mature Sin ming with tlAt
OF July ls93 and including that of Jan l. 1898 TO be
held as security for the proposed issue OF coupon trust
certificates in accordance with the provisions of tho
plan tho .radustment OF the aars OF the rhilais
phia aud Reading Raiiroud Company md the Ihia-
delphia and Reading Goa! and Iron Company. and tho
fund ng OF the floating and other niebetness now in
default The agreement also gives the bOndhoders tho
option TO take said certificates at par instead selling
the coupons interest and makes the certificates
deemabe lO5 per cent. and accrued interest out ot
the FIRST moneys applicable thereto.
Notice Is hereby given that in order that tho plan
may become operative. ahd be carried into effect II
10 necessary that the holders OF upward OF ninety
per cent. OF tho general mortgage bonds should
become parties 10 the said agreement. on or before
the 2Ist day of June 1888. or the plan Will be absn
doned.
CopIes Of the said pian and explanatory statement
ami OF the proposed agreement with tho general
mortgage bondhoders. can he obtained at tic oHces
or the company ".7 South Fourth st, Philadelphia;
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. New YORK, anu
Dashwood House, Old Broad ST.. London.
By order Of the BOARD of Managers.
JOSEPH IS. HARRIS,
President
The sun., 1893-06-04
TRAIN ROBBER WILSON dRREs TED
He Wanted TO Get Money to Fay OF n Mort
gage ON His Fathers Farm.

ST. LOUIS. June 3.-Samuel A. Wilson, the
robber who held UP and robbed the Pacific
express car attached to the west-bound Mis-
souri, Pacific train. near Pacific. No.. on the
night OF May "a, WAS captured mt the homo OF
his parents last night near Lebanon. Mo.
Wilson has made confession. lie said that
he robbed the express car to secure money to
pay u mortgage on his fathers farm. When
asked " hy 1t was that he left his valss. which
was the key to his capture. near the robbery.
he said:
. 1t was my intention to bring the tra in to n
halt whore The valse had been placed by me.
lcould not gauge exactly who're the train was.
owing o the light that was coming from the
cab of the engine thought that | was at the
place where my valise was. but afterward
found that was mistaken. Consequently
after finished the lob made haste to get
away"
In reference to the money dumped in the
cornileld near the scene of the robbery, Wilson
say. he ho I'd placed 1t there to secure n lighter
sentence In case he was cartured. Wilson was
formerly employed as a telegraph operator
along the iiho OF tho st. Louis and San Fran
cisco RaiirOal.
The sun., 1893-06-04

A decree winding up the affairs Of tho Wall
Street Bank has becn mado by Justice An
drows OF the Supreme Court confirming the
report Of Referee Charles Donohue passing
the accounts Of Frederic 4. Olcott, receiver OF
tho bank. The hank suspended payment In
August 1884, after the flight OF Cashier lilck-
inson. All the creditors were paid In full tut
It's affairs have not been cleared up. owing 10
involved.
The stockholders. who are to get what as
sets renal n, presented n consent to Justice
Andrews for an order 10 let the receiver settle
or sell the claims; The Court has given him
perm ssion to Sell them Mt public auction. Tho
providing they get . dividend OF o yer cent.
from the assets.
The sun., 1893-06-04
ROOM I27. STEWART BUILDING. !
NO. $50 BROADWAY. Third FLOOR,

NEW YORK. June ], 1898. J
Claims for exemption from Jury duty wi!i he henrd
Those entitled to exemption are: t''rsynitn. law
ycTs pa vScians Surgeons surg dentists prui iessors
teachers IN college. aradeuy or public school:
editors, editorial writers or Tcrore Of daIy news
papers; licensed pharnacGuts's or rharmac.5. actu-
ally engaged IN their respective prnfcbsOns and not
and reTen; ell, c;on oters: noE-resdrnts. and city
cmpOyerE, and United Statch employ Oficers OF
vessels making regular tUps: licensed pilots actually
following that calling, hupr.intenienls. conductors.
aud engineers ot n rhtir Al company other than q
street railroad company tci'Hap operators actually
jurors sta' ohaIy .ng neer, ana persons physically
ncapabe az orf0rnnx jury duty ty reason OF severe
sickness. drGfness. or other physical disorder.
Those wIo have not answered ms to their liability,
prove permanent exemption will receive Jury en-.
rohnent notice" requiring them to appear before
this yeR-, Whether Liable or not. such notices he
sns"eTed On person IL possible and at tins office only.
bllng proof OF exenplion II liable he must also an.
swrr in person., gving full and correct name. resi-
denco 6c, Hc, No attention pHid to letters
All good Ctiae.s VIII aid tile course of Justice and
secure reliable and respectable jurles aud equaiiyo
their duty bS serving promptly Whcg summoned al
to any attempt at bribery .Gd suggest
ing names for enrolment. Persons bet ENty aud
seventy years O age, Summer nlstn,orS persons
pCtarlly III, and lnltCd states Jurors not e,emp
Every man must attend Ia M own M0ttrr. II lsa
misdencanor to give my AIRY uapcF Ia another
give or receive any rs"nt uf hTiOr direct ~ ndrcct
w. IN relation 10 lu-y ScrNi oriu hhod any pt'F
or make any false statement. and every case NIl 10
ROBERT II MOONEY.
CODnisslVAer OF JurorL
The sun., 1893-06-04

BUFFALO. Juno 3.-Two hundred and Gfty
union stono cutters are on strike for weekly
payment OF wages. The employers havo noon
paying lortnightly and refused to make u
change Nineteen ont OF the twenty yards are
closed up. The mon aro well organized and
prepared for o lopg siege
The sun., 1893-06-04

WAsHIEGToN, June 3.-The following np-
pointments We're made in the Treasury De-
partmont to-day: Chas. II. Hemingway OF
BehHn Of Louisiana Special inspector OF Gus
toms: ,Alonzo X Benlamin. Assistant Keeper
OF Lighthouse. Grand Polnte nu sable, Mich:
Lighthouse. SIuAw. Island, Mc end d. II.
Yancy, Florida, Chief Of Division Rcgistors
OiIiga
The sun., 1893-06-04
The New Town of Gntlinr.

BUFFALO. June 3.-Tho new suburban town
OF Gatiing. whore the GatlnG Ordnance Com
pany is to locate. was dedicated to-day. DR..
Richard Gatlin: made an address and super-
intended tho placing Of the corner stone say
ing: ! now dedicate this corner stoue and its
contents to the GatlinG Ordnance Company
and this building earnestly hope may be pre-
served TO future generations"
The sun., 1893-06-04
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
LIMIT OF TIME
FOR DEPOSITING
RICHMOND TERMINAL
SECURITIES.

Pursuant to the provisions OF the agreement dated
May !. 1898. for the reorganization Of tho RICH
MoND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY and its subordinate com
pani.s notice is given that tho committee therein
named has limited TO June 10th. 1873 tho time OF tho
acceptance OF said agreement by security holders or
said RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Under the provisions OF said agreement. outstanding
Six per cent honda.
Five per cent. bonds
Preferred stock.
Common stock
of the RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND wARBnoUsE COMPANY must. there
fore be deposited at the office OF preSel Morgan Co..
% Wall St. New York. not later than June 10Th,
1893. at twelve O'Clock noon.
Deposits after that date accepted. will be received
only upon such terms the committee shall deem nt
By order or the Committee
C.H C0STER,
Chairman.
The sun., 1893-06-04
....sl9o.OlN.hNN sIg2, 0s.

T'--'D"''7'"
against S ! 300. 75ti last Saturday. Bonds usld
10 secure the same. sl5.247.0OO. In addition
to tho foregoing tho Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July IA.
1880. Sl4 ,iDj.47O. and Treasury notes issued
against thu same. Sl43.l53,SiI. OF which
Sl32. 7S2 arc outstanding.
Money In London. p cent. Rate o: dis
count in the open mari. for both short and
three months hills. AJAX cent Amount OF
balance to-day. GlOS.0OO Paris adviceg Guote
5 Z c"uts at !}S francs 22is centimes. and eX-
change on London Ut rs francs n confines.
The sun., 1893-06-04
finaliriaI.

Loan and Trust Company Now York. and Dash wood
House, old Broad ST.. London.
ny order OF the board or M.n.eer-.
JOSEPH g. HARRIS,
President
The sun., 1893-06-04
DETER T. MEYER. Auct!oneer.
i CoBPORATIDS SALE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PROB
ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE


PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
commissioner OF the Sinking Fund Of the city OF Now
@ oTk WI Gher for sale at lmbc aneti% At thy Nov
as as" 4hstsr ns a @ III And PrSs
able lots IN the sh. l2th. and 23l wards longer re-
q" land ogon 10 ana s oSy ay f S yar and ID
The 18th ~ H. ana a+th wards. and .in westchestsr
ou" On PDpS sC36I Iii lEH'Ih r"rE to Witt
% srM MAmn Plot OF three city lots and building for
7o4; bet south 9th av and Wooster st.
zoos Il a. be-. I.s Isncx ana III avs ''I7 rs
aSD q WARH of thre. city lot, and building for
merIy Primary school 80. a. black 7'o; ward 20. ID
sss cor Concord NV, and i+5th st.
.v, 800 Y. of Union av: also tour adjoning lois ia
rear e. Lud av. varying from ls4 IS IT. 10 1898 f.
COMMON LANDS
18TH WARD.-Four lots on phrk av, each o61N1OQ.
w. w.. Old CR0T0S AorEDti'T Tors. d. 3D. ~"
a2I'i wv wAkp,1T~o lots. loist ST., block 1'o2L
18TH wARb;-Two lots Il. s. lolstst.. block 1o2S
I2Tli WARD.-Two lots. n. lo2d st, block l.o2s.
NEW CRoTOS AQuEDI'Cr PROPERTY.
18TH WARD.--One lot on Amsterdam av.. s a cor
1G6th st. 264AAl0o lot No sa'cs map: farm No. oS
isriI III NWXEp-rnrc, adjoining lots. each 2oIxloo.
lot AoA = ., l. on sales map farm Nos d. 90, city tax
I&ri WARD one 10, on Amserdam av, s. 9. cor
WAIT Ho WA g g. a 'S S, ifa1 far 70 ~" ''" e''A I''io"
2Hfli WAEn.twI nsrG'c', NHcHnt ,%nI, one on seds-
WEsTCiltSIrE rorNTYY, a,riEniesn parcels vacant
IL il IL, IG j. and IL.
& Er i nfoIHG| m a n. sTS se t eJ lo.
way and Al tie Auc'ioneeFs StaEe 10 NJ BToadwaE
CITY Of New York; finance Department.
I"mrirg'isT' ONCE May 10. lH!L
N"rnn&m o. o. G,"SM,MMlsflnSEG ,S,Mls flH Or 1rEoRs ~ KE;
The sun., 1893-06-04
The List or Referees.

These referees appointed in cases in the sta,e
courts IN this city last week:
COURT
The sun., 1893-06-04

NOTl, Z OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RR-
~ GARD TO CLAIMS FOR EAEMPIlOS FROM jury
The sun., 1893-06-04

Government bonds easier The 4s closed (
"a cent lower bid. hallway bonds, duh and
Irregular. The features were Atchison As,
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Richmond
and Terminal os. ST. Louis and Southwest
ern DDS. and Rending issues Tho more i'm:
Denver City lists. = 2 cent, 10 95,,: Richmond
and Terminal 5s Is. to 2b and Heading gem
eral As. :. e cent. to G7h. The noteworthy
advances were in Atchson Is. = g cent. to
Sl2t: Reading I'd preference incomes. Z. to
22i4. and St Louis and Southwestern Ids. l {.
cent, to "a.
Bar silver In London. 37Id.
Money on call. 2tEiG3 a cent. Time mon ey.
2 cent. for ninety days. 5's y cent. for
six months. and 5hla)6 q cent for eight
M mOnths on good mixed Stock Exchange col
lateral and payable In current funds, Choice
bills receivable are in somewhat better da-
mand at 4 cent. or a little higher. The
mar OF for single named paperis nominal.
The foreign exchange market was firm for
both sterling and Continental: Long sterling
was particularly strong. Posted asking rates
for sterling. S4.S7ti for long bills and $1,000
$3.50. for demand. Actual rates are: Long
bills. $4S6t. G0S4S7: sight drafts. Si.&noJ
S4.S3I and cable transfers. s.. 4.S!,'.dS+3O.
Francs are quoted at 5.lS I95.l7,, for long
and 5.16 ,d5. l51s for, sight: reichsmarks.
guilders. ioGiU Lie for long and AZ 3-l60
4Ot4 for short
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
% 0,:|:5 cents discount for cash. Charieston-
Buying. par; selling. ( premium. Savannah
Buying. . discount: selling. par to ! premium.
New Orleans-Bank. $50 premium: commer-
cia 20 premium: San Franctsco-Sight. 20
cents: telegraphie. 20. St. Louis-5O cents
discount bid. ChlcaGo-SO cents discount