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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
or THE STOCK MARKET

Thursday, March 2l-p. m.
TtGc WIS l-ss asgro eSiv"ness in IN" market
for stocks to-day outside Of The Industrial group
which contributed about 125 900 shares to a DAYS
business Of 21073S shares-,he heaviest total IN
a long time: bui the tone vas steady the trading
was well distributed. ana quotations were mad
for stocks which were wc-nigh forgotten. \
good deal Of buying rightly credited 10 the
I short intcest but considerable outside pluchas-
ing is r,Iorteda Sus2t moved in mysterious
way to fulfil the purposes Of the insiders ana
had advanced at the close two points 10 g9is.
Disabling and Cattle Feeding led Sugar. and in
G''d the whole market. in activity and largely
on hustng Of bears TO cover contracts adj
vancod T.. to 1914. Mr. Greenhuts outstanding
short interest will. Of necessity have t. be- coy
cred before the floating stock I'm the market il
deposited under the plan Of reorganization, IN"
date of which is March -. General Electric was
also gent up through purchases by shorts 20 81
net gain Of 2A points.
The anthracite coal situation attracted most
interest however. and after the meeting OF the
presidents began ne properties most Interested
were strong. Jersey Central sold ny at 9i2. but
when the presidents adjourned after appointing
committee t. give more consideration 10 IN"
situation. the stock broke to wa. but me Ioss
was recovered ater. and the closing quotation
up point net TO 1874, as against YESTERDAY
last price. Reading lost y and Iackawanha
d. white Delaware and Hudson was unchaheeu
Jersey Central the only member on lne group
I'm which tFCrc vas much trading. Inc 'ldHB -
were strong, ana mad" gains 81 C0i'iuei n"i0
fractions at the close. In its inlefhatiohd C'''-
acter 81 Paul was not aft" ted by sales o. IL on
London account New YORK Central decliheu =
net. however, TO 942. although LoulsVhIe anu
Nashville and The other foreign specliltieS were
4. little better when the session endeu. AZ Tue
close The market firm and actlVe.
TO make complete record 1t must be viii"
that opinion in the street gives the bona syiu.
cate credit for the buOyancy which IN" hd'he'
for stocks has shown this week. The managers
Il Is affirmed determined 10 see hiRn'I
prices. If they were not. yesterday or 'o-uaS
might have Witnessed a more decided reaction.
A conspicuous bank. moreover. has the credIt 81
working with the syndicate and or attending 10
hosting the foalers az It's special task. lf these
suppostlons are correct I'VE advance no opinion
on that ponO II must be admitted that the
syndicate managers chose their opportunity We'll
and admirably reflect the general opinion OF the
country that the hardest times over. IL
will be denied that the power of the synd'-
cate Is great enough TO help the market II the
wish to do so. Note also now gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 5s, coupon al
1lJ7sMll6. Quotations were as follows:

In State issues: $40 North Carolina special
tax at 12s: $1,000 Virginia funded debt @-3S
of 1891 at 59is: $1,000 Virginia deferred trust
receipts. stamped. at Ga. In city bank stocks.
10 shares of the Bank Of Commerce at ISL.
Both the strength and he activity of the bond
market decreased and even few losses mere
and there were noted i'm tie list. Knoxville and
Ohio lists. with a loss Of at liz. being the most
conspicuous example. The sales decreased from
S2.216,000 yesterday II $203O.0O0. Chesapeake ana
Ohio. Richmond and Allegheny Division lst con-
sol As, however. rose 3, to 9234. Equitable Gas
and Fuel of Chicago lists to ~. Kansas Paclnc
consos to 81. Mobile and Ohio Is l To g. trie
DDS receipts stamped II. t. 60"i, Northern "a
cfc IDS. coupon. 3. To NJ. Rochester ana PittS-
burg consos y 10 III ard WISCONSIN Contra ISIS
- 10 -
The sub-TIeasury had debit balance al the
Clearing House OF $l11.16N Its ret cannon pal
anre wa g. S65. 9g2 made ~ by loss IN currency
of $40. J2l aud "A gain in coin Of $321.ol5. 70
days operations included Receipts, M'zVol4t
payments. $3.50. ~. resulting in a general bal
ance Of $3.50 s5454 consisting Of SS"H3l .2O6 com
and $40 OF. $50 currency
The United states Treasury at Washington r"-
ccived to-day 1868 ?01 National bank notes for
dempt:on The customs receipts were $3.50 the
internal revenue receipts s5632l7 and the miscel-
laneous receipts $l0,262. Total Government re
ceipts for the day. sl.505.j7o; expenditures. $685.
OO7: excess of receipts Sil2.563. Receipts for
month to date. SlS.0s2.07l: expenditures, $20siS-
OlG: excess OF expenditures over receipts. y
500, l45.
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Nf,r.i Nar,'. Diff.ref. 81
Net gold hand 500 1915 500 so" $50 Inc >'l'">'
NJ legal tenGets .-.,
hanl........ N2l",3lH N-l.N,tl D'c. - 80
Net silver on ma lG3u1 ~ S25337S Ire l"',.Hl
Actual cash Ia the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 900. go.
certificates .SlSN.iN.'' sl"l d. f'l ~ S-',f
Deposits il hanI. - 2tS OHl u 0l De- 'S'N"
Available ash ~. ic2 s2oG:5GG'@ Inc s. -"'a d'
Deduct minor a- .o ... 3d.,
Ac,u, cash baSis4 4,7;> >ISi ~ 7p' ar >a>i 20
The above statement reflects conditions 90 bu.i-
ness on Tuesday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
can money Vas AT 2n2 per cent There is no
increase I'm the demand for timc- money 'dus.
yet the rats were . li.t." better. Commercial.
paper was dun. but the quotttl ms were nrW"i 80
the advance. "" subioiu our usual tahl" OF
rates. made up from .infoImau' IA furnished ht
tn" busiest houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

Dluiocno Notices.

NJ EWYORk. MARCH II. lS3'.-At a meet-
~ ing 81 American T.ithograplic Company held his
day dividend declared u one Per cent rpon inc
preferred stock Company payable tn" st daN or
April 1893 holders 81 preferred stock Of record
the close 81 business tho 22l day ~ March 1879
For the plrposc of dividend the books for the
transfer of preferred stock VIII be- closed AZ p. M.
March 22d 1895 and viii closed until 10 "A NJ.
April "a 1893 LOUIS ET'TIINGER. Treas.
JOHN n GILES. Sec'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

~ cAscoGHE' Pa nsuhclo ',>t' Sc Mch - p m
IA CHAMPAGNE. taureut. sat. Mch 20 a m
STEAMER Ia TOCKNNE Will. MAX M
EXTRA SAILING FROM NEW YORK TO HANRI.
WEDNESDAY. NpKIG. 10. At h. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London March 81. p. ,ons9s ,of 40 i " f;nic
,n, a. ~ for The account. Canadian Paclhc 49,. fflr
o." do second consols e. Illinois central W., M'W a."
~, ~ IA. ~ paul common. ~: New YORK zen
n usi pennsylvania 5is. Reading. % MEXICAN
,,en,ral new per bonds Ga l"usNIe an" N"S"
D. mHThc amount Of bullion "lhnra ss ,.o ''V Mn
a." - England on balance to-day Is 'l-No' "'ii'l
RAM W 'nt IN. rate of discount IN the open mhIh'
- pn,h short and three months bhls y , ~ I " -;
inF p'n oote 2 pcr rentes ~ 10Y francs 80
Tar the account. and exchange on l"h""" d" 49,
frrncs 2s, centinies FOR 'h,' n tho Rank Of
t,,ance shows a decrease Of 2.,'1"n francs !" s'' ~
tnc,.sse OF 3Og5 francs in SILVER %, .,L. As
"uarn March Exchange on Ne" nri"s. f,r
,fennings for sight. and 70 MARKS o's V'e's' "
nInet, day BILLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

stays In the Treasury A well-known firm OF
bankers to-day wanted from $4,000 to slOoOoo III
gold. Did they send across the Street put legal
tenders in the Sub-Treasury and take out god
On the contrary, they went on To the pavement
offered eighth premium and paid not less than
that for the coin. The bank that drew Slooooo
in gold coin out Of the Sub-Treasury probably
did not get in on the bond business at lO4i9. or
even at 1l225.
Silver was weaker to-day. but bankers VINO
watch its course look for higher prices for II.
BONDS-TITE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold $4,000 IS. coupon. at
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financial.
financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
The Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company



Notice Is hereby given by The Cleveland e Marietta
Railway Company the holders Of rs bonds that on
May l. 1885 tho Of outstanding bonds con
ssng Of 800 bonds 81 Sl.eOC0 each. dated August
1881 numbered 1870 inclusive 100 TO 4sl incu-
sVe and ass coo inclusive" bca;ng interest at g. per
anrum issued under and secured by its mortgage 20 the
Metropolitan Trust Company Of New-York, Trustee VIII
he paid on the banking House ~ cuyl"r. Morgan X
CO.. No. IL street New YORK. city n 10 per cent
and accrued Interest I'll said bonds not pre-
sent'd rayn.nt before May l. lNi Will cease
on that date This call made under the following pro
Nsion in the bond To- wiz
The said The Cleveland and Marietta Railway Com
'pany ITSELF the ptvi"s" Of paving on the
whole of this bonds and the game tim"
at tho rate ~ hundred ana ton per c"rtum and
accrued interest ~ time within ten years from the
''a'e horrl: august 1850 upon giving sixty DAYS
Notice o. publication In daily newspaper published IN
'tte Ci'y OF New York"
Il. u. B. MCKNIGHT.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILw.

Ncw York .o Alexandria Egypt Via Paris trip valid q
DAYS. First-class. <lGo. s"coudolass. SIG.
4 FORGET General Agent. No Bowling Green
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make, vas uncertain.
Sterling OK. change was 3 ltit stronger than
Yesterday and bankers offered no .oncrss oU4
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itod in supplv and tho demand flr sterling wts
slightly Increased. Vt the close IN" market was
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re wIaen InlernallenaI slreel.

As N0gales was laid out Interna- ti0nal street was to be'a broad thor oughfare sixty feet on each side of the line. But on the American side the street was encroached upon by property holders and built upon right up to the line. The International Boundary Commission in its reportto the department of state recommended opening the street to correspond with the original survey To make surveys for such opening in accordance with the report of the commission is said to be the object of the party of Unit ed States engineers now here. Wheth- CT the survey will be followed up by actual work will be determined in the future. II that is the result it will work quite change in the appear ance of the town. The widening of International street distance of six ty feet would cut out Rrickwoods building, and the premises occupied by Main X Mulens, Lulley X Co. and the Sonora News Co.,, on the west side Of Morley avenue, while on the east side il would cut out large part if not all of the premises occupied by Jos. Pascholy'S store, and the build-
 ngs in the rear thereof, a part of the L. A. restaurant building. all the backyard Of the old French hotel building, now occupied by TIE OASIS office and the family of the publisher. a small corner of Levy X GOldsmith's large store building. and nearly if not quite all of Mrs peck's buildings on international street and Nelson ave uue, beside several small buildings on the east side of the latter street.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
NotTrue.

On account of the paragraph pub- lished by the ''El Independence" of the 23rd inst, edited in this locality, and which is headed "Guatemala" IA ultima hora.l TIE OASIS editor in- teryiewed SenOr Mascarelas. the Mex jean Consul on this side Of the line. 50 as to give d correct account of the matter to his readers. In the inter- view with SeIlOr Mascarenas that gen tleman stated the assertion publi, he'd by the "El lndepeadenten is entirely unfOunded and that it is the first about the particular subject that has come to-his knowledge, and he at the fsapfe time authorized TIE OASIS to ,make it appear so in this issue. Tie statement in "El Independence was to the effect that that journal knew that Consul MascareilaS had received official notice that tine Guatemalan department of foreign affairs had giy- en the Mexican minister to that gov ernment his card of withdrawal. and that relations between the two coun- tries are broken. Consul Mascarenas assures THE OASIS that the report is without foundation.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
High Art Clothing.

The Boston Clothing house has re- ceiyed the new spring samples for clothing made 10 crder, and is pre- pared to supply customers with high art clothing, in the latest styles and finest goods at popular prices. Suits made to order for Sl2.50 up. Many residents of Nogales have heretofore bad suits made at this excellent estab- lishment, and all have always been satisfied in it, quality of goods and prices.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Monday evening Mr. Al Peck of the enterprising firm of Carbon X Pe,k re- turned from an extended business trip through the Orc BlaDco country. He reports that many mining experts arg visiting that widely famed district, and there is a great deal of life and yigor being evinced in mining opera tions there.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

The many friends of MT w. J. Far ragut formerly cashier of the Sonora railroad, will be pleased to learn of the complete success of his venture in So- nora oranges mentioned in TIE OASIS some time ago. He disposed of good ly quantity in San Francisco at fair prices, and then went on to Chicago, reaching that city immediately after the great freeze in Florida and de- struction of the crop in that state. He at once sold all the oranges he had at his own figures, and it isreported that .he cleared about 5000 on the deal.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
Notice to Stockholders.

The Nogales Building & Loan Asso- citation will hold it's first annual meet ing at the International Bank, Tues day evening, February 9th 1895, at { o'clock D. m for the election of officers to serve the ensuing year. and 10 tran sact other business of the association.
 r. J. IEINET, k. D. GEORGE,
 Pres't. Acting Sec'y.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
Wanted.

Fifty head of horses to pasture at S2.00 per month. First class pasture and water: Inquire at post office or of W. C. Ellis.
The oasis., 1895-01-26
SocALE7 NOTES.

Benson.
 Saturday last MT Boyd Kalisher re- turned from an extended trip through Sonora.
 Tuesday Prof. Geo. B. Waring of Batuc. Sonora, was at Nogales, en route south.
 Miners will find it greatly to their advantage to get powder prices of Roy & Titcomb. Nogales.
 NIT. Robert Cole of the Boston Clothing house was laid up several days this week by severe illness.
 Mir. F. F. Icasdale superintendent of san Rafael rauchc, was at Nogales Tuesday and "Wednesday of last week. Senor Camou of Guaymas, claimant to the Nogales de Elias grant, was q visitor at Nogales early the present week.
 Meals at all hours fresh oysters in every style at F. Cazabon'scbor house, International street opposite railroad depot.
 Tomorrow will be the last Sunday in which regular trains will run on the New Mexico X Arizona and sonora railroads.
 Special inspector Ridenour of the United States treasury department, went to Tucson by Wednes day morn- ings stage.
 Messrs Frank and T. <. Gamble of Guaymas, were passengers on the north bound train Wednesday en route to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Oscar J Smith came up from Guaymas "Wednesday morning, and on Thursday went north en route teDen- yer and the east.
 Tuesday Mr. II. F. Malone of Cleye- land, Ohio, and his son Mir w. II. Malone, were passengers on the train bound southward.
 Monday evening MT. Colin Cameron was over from Lochel to meet Mr.. Walter V. R. Berry whoarrived that day from Washington, D. c.
 Mr Joseph Blades an old timer in Arizona, was in from orc Bianco early this week. He reports the new Orc Blanco road as q fine thoroughfare.
 Counting those in the service of both Mexico and the United States there are nearly one hundred govern7 ment officials stationed at Nogales.
 Sehor c. Juan Fenochio, a promin- cnt citizen of Nogales, sonora, re- turned last Thursday from m exten- sive trip through Lower California.
 Yesterday morning Cattle Inspector Jenkins of the customs service, start ed for Yuma to inspect lot of cattle coming in from Sonora at that point.
 At the Boston Clothing House, Mr. R. F'leisher has this week been en- gagged in putting in some shelving to meet the demands of his growing trade.
 MT. c. F. Morgan, the well known commercial traveller, representing A. Schilling X Co. of San Francisco, was a visitor at Nogales early the present week.
 Colonel John Weir of New York who is operating extensively in mines in Sonora near the head of the San Pedro river, was visitor at Nogales Tuesday.
 MT. F. c. Earle representing the Fl Paso shelter, came up from the soutli last Saturday and remained at Nogal' es until Tuesday morning, when he
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Work of beautifying the plaza on the Sonora side of the line commenced Monday. The ground is being nicely ,leyeled, and as soon as that is com pleted the water pipes for irrigation will be laid and the fence erected.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Monday MT. q. A. Avery received word from across the line that his as sociates in mining operations over there had found ledge of lead aud silver, the ore in which goes sixty per cent lead and S39 in silver. The ledge is about eighteen inches wide. It is about ten miles from Nogales.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Tuesday morning Mir. John Gowan, a we'll known mining operator came from Fl Socorro, Sonora, where he has interests, and is stepping at the Mons tezuma. He expects to go to Calitor= nla shortly,
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Last Saturday MT. W. N. Cummings went over to the Orc Blanco country to look about He found the weather stormy and dissagreeable, and upon his return he reported that in a fog it all looks very much alike. Leaving the Montana mine he got lost in the the fog, and after long and circuit ous journey he reached his starting point.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

gLast week Mir. Al Peck circulated 'through Orc Blanco district peti- tion for daily mail route between Nogales and Orc Blanco, and it re- ceived the signature of every man who was at home.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Contractor Meyer has constructed this week for the government assayer at Nogales, Mir. F. W. Heyne, Jr., an assay furnace that is furnace" It is a regular reverberatory furnace on small scale.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Messrs P. B. Zeimet, L. H. Albrecht and NJ. H. Jones, respectfully agent, trainmaSter and cashier of the rail- road, have taken one of the houses of Mr. w. N. Cummings and have fitted it up as bachelor hall
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Mr. Prosper Sandoval, the we'll known custom house broker, went east early this week, and will extend his trip to Kansas City or Chicago.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Within the present week Postmaster Wylie has made material alteration in the arrangement of the boxes and delivery window at the Nogales post office, and the interior arrangement of the office as well, by which there is great saving in room and vastly in- creased convenience in handling the lbusiness.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Joseph Pascholy, agent at Nogales for the Anheuser-Busch brewery or St. Louis, has presented THE OASIS a beautiful Autograph advertising the celebrated beverage brewed in that great establishment.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Mrs. King, nee Claudia Pierson wife of the railroad agent at Torres, and her mother Mrs. Charles Pierson, who has been visiting at Torres, were in Nogales early this week the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Ned Pierson They remained here about a week, when Mrs. King returned home to Torres and on Wednesday her mother re- turned to Phoenix where Mir Charles Picrson-formcrly resident of No- gales is engaged on the north and south railroad.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

MT. Grif Jenkins of the Montana mine at Orc Blanco, was in Nogales Thursday with burro train after a load of goods.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Mir. r, NJ, Her, a well known Sonora mining man, Is registered at the Mon- tezuma.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Thursday Messrs Ed. Titcomb and R. L. Gowan went out to Orc Blanco- They are expected to return tomor- row.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Thursday morning Doctor w. F. Chenoweth went to Crittenden on a flying visit, returning again the same day.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Col. c. Mason kinne of San Francis co, assistant secretary of the Pacific coast department of the Liverpool, London X Globe-the greatest fire in- Surance company in the world-las laid TIE OASIS under many Obliga- tions by forwarding fine calendar for 1895. It embodies also monetary ta- hle showing the relative value be- tween the American dollar and the monetary units of the various nations.
 Mir. Walter V. R. Berry, promi- nent attorney of Washington, D. C., and an intimate friend of Senators Cameron, Wolcott and other gentle men of national importance, has been visiting Nogales the aast week. He is looking over Arizona with an eye on its future developments He is now guest of Mr. Colin Cameron at Lo- chiel
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Dr, Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds FaIr Highest Medal and Diploma.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Tuesday there arrived at Nogales Mir. NJ. B. King, U. $. engineers, and he expects to be joined by a par ty of eleven others. It is report ed they are here to survey street along the boundary line, as recom- mended by the boundary commisson.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Sunday Mir. Charles Clawson super intendent for the Copper Queen Min inr Co.,, at Rishee passed southward lo attend some mining interests in So- nora. He said he should be gone one week, and perhaps three.
 Thursday morning Messrs Luis Pro- .o and G. A. Avery went out to in- spect the work on the new Orc Blanco road in behalf of the finance commit tee. They are expected to return to- day or tomorrow
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Sunday morning pet Scotch collie ydog, belonging to Mrs. Hawxhurst, de- veloped symptoms of rabies and was shot by George Webb. It is reported to have bitten puppy, which ought to be killed also if it has not been all ready.
The oasis., 1895-01-26

Tuesday morning MT. J. II. A. Me Keuna took his departure for Tucson, where he will remain, at home, until complete recovery from his recent ill- ness. He hopes to return to Nogales about the first of February.