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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-09

Three for men, one for boys. no neces-
sity 70 ''spiurve talk'-these specials speak
FOR themselves
Four-in-HandS and Tecks. sc.
Mems Mackintoshes, ga
Mems Brown Fe6crEs, sl,e&
Boys Star Waists, SEC
Ladies combination suits, Cd price S.
this year S7A
Ladies' combination suits, old price s.se.
this year sS.2A
Ladies' vests. pants 10 match. old prise
s.. this year ss25.
Ladies vests. pants 70 match. old price
SIS. this year S2-la
Children's vests. pants 20 match, old
price 81 20 M. new price $40 up
Chlldren's combination salts from SIS
M.
Better grade. si.Ss up.
We are also sale agents for the world re-
nowned YHsilanti and The non-shrink-
ing Munsl-g underwear.
Ladies' Ypsilsnti combination suits 1918.
81 s.
Munsing combination suits, s.. s2.2S. s2sa.
M,fnsing vests. pants to match. 81. SIS.
$50
Ladies' combination suits. heavy cotton.
75c. 81.
Ladies combination suits. wool. $50. s..
Se75. 81
ladies' cancels hair vests and pants. soc.
S1S.
ladies' natural wool vests and pants.
7sc. 81, Ss5, $1.50, Sl.Ss.
Ladies' Swiss rib Utural wool vests. 9oc.
N25. $50.
Children's white merino vests and pants.
10c upward.
Chlaren's natural wool vests and pants.
25c upward.
Chldren's natural wool vests and pants.
soc upward.
Children's natural wool vests and pants.
heavy, sc upward
Ladies' Camers hair vests and pants.
4ac upward.
Ladies' wool hose. 2oc. e5c, 2Sc. soc. CSC.
-5c. Sc. 81 a pair.
Children's wool hose, Toe. i5c, 9oc CSC,
35c, 45c, 80c TO soc. all extra values.
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CITY Hall Notes.

n. T. Davis. pilot OF the flreboat Sno-
qualmie. has resigned 20 go into the tug
boat business his resignation having been
filed with the city clerk yesterday by
Chief Cook
city Engineer Thomson has submitted
10 the board OF public works tho assess
ment roll Tor the connecting portions or
Ienora. FIFTH and Virginia streets The
total assessment - &3Gal %. Of which the
property owners share is $4,000 and the
,ifN's xS4S n
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Blankets and Comforts.

2S pairs 1914 White Wool Blankets. war
ranted 10 wear, SIS.
Is pairs i0-4 Gray Wool Blankets, fine
grade. regular price s.. reduced 10 $3.50.
50 pairs 1914 Gray and Plain White Cot
ton Blankets. special price. esc.
Bed comforts, all sizes. for single and
double beds. at all prices. 75c. 81. S.25.
$50 and upward.
Eiderdown comforts. beautiful designs,
in coverings, az $4.5o. S. $50 and $3.50
each.
Cheese cloth comforts, fun line. in very
pretty patterns. $3.50. s1.75 and S2.25
We carry always in stock a complete
line OF feather pillows. Sl.9S. SOS, sS95
and S4.95 per pair.
Large size white crochet bed spreads.
good quality. special value. sec.
Extra large and very handsome white
Marseiles bed spreads, special. sl.69.
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Naw SIiffs Filed.

The following new suits were filed in the
superior court yesterday:
Jennie Johnson VS.. ole r. Johnson-Di-
vorce.
First National Bank OF Seattle vs.. John
Felgh-Promissory note. 1000.
John W Maple vs.. the City OF Seattle
Salary. s967S
II. Is Haskns vs.. c. W. Gould ct ux.-
Rent. SIS.
Charles r. Wiley VS.. the American Lum-
her Company-fnjurv % person, Si0S2S.
L. < Haskins vs. n. l.. Thomas ct ux--
Transcript from justice court, 5000.
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Trying 10 End an Old suit.

The House OF the Good Shepherd yes
terday filed a motion 10 strike and dismiss
in the suit against IL by the city OF Seattle
on the grounds that the suit was begun
March !, 1898, and that no summons was
served on the mother superior TIL August
-, 1855. and that the law In force at the
time or the fling OF the complaint. which
made that step the first to be taken in a
civil action, was superseded by the law
OF June Z. 1898, which provided that all
civil actions should be begun by the ser
vice OF a summons.
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Five Judges Bnsy Trying Cases.

Five judges presiding at one time in as
many different court rooms yesterday aft
ernoon gave the courthouse an unusually
busy air. Besides the sessions in the three
regular departments presided over by
Judge Humes, Judge Langley and Judge
Osb-yn. Special Judge John Wiley was en-
gagged in hearing the Gallaher case. and
Special Judge Falcon Joslyn was weighing
the merits Of the suit Of LIBBY. Pigott &
co. vs.. Dexter Horton e. Co.
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New Pattern Suits.

a bright new lot Just in yesterday
These are the very latest things in Dress
Suits. Pretty beyond description. and very
moderate indeed in price. No TWO alike,
and each a dress gem.
Here are three very excellent things
in yard goods:
4o-inch Cheviois, soc yard.
&.-inch Camels Hair. SC yard
ss-inch Scotch Cheviots, 7Sc yard.
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Think the slaughter House Nuisance.

a petition was filed yesterday with the
board OF county commissioners urging
that the slaughter house of Charles
Crocker. near Georgetown, is nuisance.
and asking that IL be abated- The petit
ton recites that the pen is In n bad sani-
tary condition. owing 20 the lack OF Drain
age and that the noise made by the cat
tie is particularly annoying 10 the women
OF the community.
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Domestic Dept.

Best American Indigo Blue, Prints. SC.
White Outing Fiannels. heavy weight. &c.
Colored Outing Flannels. dark and Light
colors, &c.
Twilled Red Flannel. good quality, 81
wide, &c.
White Saxony Flannel, all wool. sc.
French rIanne!s. elegant patterns, soc.
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Medal
and Diploma
At Worlds Fair.
Do You
Use Type:

Well, We sell the best. We make and
sell s. per cent. OF all the Type used in the
United States, because s. per cent. OF the
buyers prefer and demand our Type. They
want our Type styles. because they are
attractive and beautiful in design. and
popular, because. being Copper Alloy
Metal, they are more durable than any
other types made. Doing the largest
Type business in the world, we are able
to offer purchasers the largest variety for
selection, better prices and terms. than
any of the smaller concerns. We meet
and beat all quotations, and carry the
only stock in the Northwest Address
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS Co,
Portland, Or.
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pavih ordernd to neliver dine Books.

The only new development in The con-
fiicting receiyerships OF tho Blaine Ma
tion bank and the Blaine State bank was
an order from Judge Hanford given 70 Re
ceiver Emmons. of the National bank, re-
curing Receiver Lester w. David OF the
State bank. TO deliver to Receiver I'm
mons certain books claimed to belong to
the National bank. or show cause Tor not
doing so BY next Monday.
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.,.yuroent of GaIIaber Case Today.

The case OF the city OF Seattle vs.. Joseph
T.. Gallaher. formerly clerk OF the munici-
pal court. was continued yesterday after
noon before Specisl Judge Wiley. The aft
crnoon was taken up with an examination
az the records and accounts involved In
the case and argument VIII probably he
he gun today.
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Mamie Sues the CITY for salary.

County Treasurer Maple has brought
suit against the city for s9s7s. the amount
which he claims is due him for his work
I'm collecting taxes and accounting for the
same during the ten days from March Il
10 March 81 and during the months Of
April and May. 1895. This is the suit for
salary as collector of city taxes to which
Maple says the old law entities MIN and
which the city claims is not payable under
the new law.
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Making r1oney Go

AS far possible IS the secret of good buying Your
money will go quite little farther here than any
place else in this town. lit will secure YOU more in
quality more in quantity than you can secure
elsewhere. Come in and let help YOU save money.
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For
Lung


"Seven years ago. my wife had
a severe lung trouble, which phy-
slclans called consumption. The
cough was distressing and attend
ed with splitting of blood As
doctors did not help her she tried
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Frank .. Mason and Peter Conan. Who
each received tire Same number If votes
fa~ roa8 supervisor % district s. Cellar
Mountain. Yesterday pulled 81 the tie in .
I nfrne hut eesctive way. They pulled
st-aws hel3 5y County Auditor Beman.
ana Caimaa Won.
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NORDRAY'S THEATER-
" JOHN r. CORDRAY. Manager.
w. IF. RUSSELL. Resident Manager.


" JOHN r. CORDRAY. Manager
w ST. RUSSELL. Resident Manager.
Week commencing Monday. oct. Z.
Fourth Week and Phenomenal sue
ceHs OK the
CHASE STOCK COMPANY.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Sat
urday Matinee
THE TWO ORPHANS.
See this Beautiful Play. See Company
az Actors See a ti55 entertainment az
popular prices.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Sun
day. the greatest OF all nsatlonsl ara-
mas, adapted By Charles v. Chase.
"-EATTLE. Or lie ksrtg DAYS"
Founded upon the Indian uprising.
Grand opening Of The Auditorium. ''Tis-
sos LIVING Pictures and NaundsylilS
Company
Peopie's pEices-1sc. SC. gsc. 81 and re
20 tire fheatsr Admission 70 Auditorium.
Tor Auditorium commences AZ 1ai. "a
ter 81. Sex ofscs open from 10 a. n. 10
10 =. Il.
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Frank Pierre. Attorney. Seattle National
Bank building.
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ire leather trust has declared a special
dividend 90 per cent oG the rTeferrei
Stock ssaEa Mfs y Hy-ssrT1 f.rr
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y Ohio Steel Ranges
40 4ks3E# Guaranteed Perfect Bakers
IEH 4. c. MILES CO., Inc.
@GsN+th Yesler Ave, Bet Front ST. and r. r. Ave.
10y T.. r.
Yesler Ave-. Bet. Front st. and r. r. Ave.
T. r. DAVIDSON. Receiver.

DOCKS. furniture and other personal prop
cry and that they become liable for the
Office rent due Thomas Burke
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Ladies and Children's
Underwear and Hosiery.


Note the difference between the old price
and new.
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DOCTOR
SW EANY
Recognized by the medical fratern1
ity as the leading and most success
full specialist in the United States.

The friend and benefactor of suffering
humanity. who for a number OF years
has had permanent offices al Seattle.
where the sick and afflicted can receive,
treatment in the future. they have ina
the past. from this noted philanthropistI
whose fame is being spread from the Pal
chic to the Atlantic coast
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STOCK PRICES ADVANCE.
THE MARKET ENJOYS RALLY
BEARS FORCED TO COvER-LOCAL BUYING
AND FOREIGN SUPPORT.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY l.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
c1OslNo pRIcEs on cHIcAco erecKs.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday July 1-p
The bears started in again to lower the market
to-day but were successful only for the first hour
OF trading. after which they were routed and
prices went up with considerable speed. 1t
seemed as II the influence OF the great banking
house across the way from the Stock Exchange
was being exerted to end the disastrous specu-
lation Of the last few days. and whether or not
was Mr. Morgan who brought about the rally he
got the credit OF r. In many quarters. A sudden
advance In a market like that Of the last few
days often contains too many elements or ma
nipulation to make the market safe for holding
stocks for further rise. but there Is more bull
sentiment than anything else at present in Wall
Street. and 50 the rally to-day was not looked
upon temporary. II strong influence can be
brought into the market to end the manipulation
in the Industrial shares, piece OF work VIII have
been accomplished which will. OF course. have
extremely beneficial effect upon the investing
public. The manipulated Industrial stocks are
not a credit TO the Stock Exchange. and "A more
rigid scrutiny Of their operations and an applca-
ton OF strict discipline to the companies they rep
resent by the Stock Exchange Governing Com
mittee would be well received by the public.
There was IA strong support In to-day's market
after the nrst hour OF business and good local
buying was helped by moderate foreign de-
mand. The closing rather Irregular but the
tendency OF prices was higher. and the bears were
scrambling to cover
the only one 10 close at loss and perhaps
the decision OF the United States Circuit Court
In reversing the decision OF the lower court In
favor Of the Tobacco Trust Ia invplv-
Ing cigarette machine patent was mainly re-
sponsible for 1t. Sugar Refining closed at lo9,
an advance Of IA from Saturdays last price:
and Chicago Gas was up 2ss per cent above It's
closing on Saturday. United States Rubber ad-
vanced rs per cent The railway list was well
supported by local and London buying. and
Louisville and Nashville. Southern Railway
preferred and the Changers were the strongest
features. The anthracite group was strong, but
inactive. There were no developments In the
thracite situation and none Is looked for until
after the meeting Of the sales agents on July g.
NewYork and NewEngland up per cent
at the close. July interest disbursements caused
slight furry In the local money rates, but the
advance II Is not believed will last for any
tended period AS far the condition OF the
foreign exchange market Is concerned there
appears to be no reason to expect gold shipments.
despite the talk about possible exports The bear
element on the Stock Exchange is doing the most
OF the gold exporting talk. and so IL can be
taken for what II is worth.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds sold: IS, O0O coupon 4s OF
1907, at 112%. Quotations as follows:
Bid Asked IN A.LeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
Auftion Sales. finantiaI.
LOUIS MESIER. Auctionccr..
regular AUCTION SALE Or
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLEk q SUM-

WEDNESDtH. ~ III
Al 1914 O'Clock at the y Y. Real Estate '''''
nv order OF Roliin NJ Morgan. Assignen.1,
$500 Colonial club Of y !, 2d MIC, % p { "'''
q shares Music Hall 90. Of " Y. Limited. ~
10 shares y Y Real Estate & building mp. 70. ~ -
| membership Mechanics Traders hA'hanse o' ~ Il
,Iyy order u ExecutorD - o
goo Ne,roroli,an Cas- Light Co q p. g ID lDl.
dor account II whom II mag concefn)
as shares Eagle Fire Co. a., "a
81 OO) Jamaica Water supply Co. ist Mtse D. C. 3D.
1901
100 shares CIV Nail Bank. Fort Worth. Texas. -
81 city - BROOKLYN p Public psrN Loan i'i''
Cincinnati " p. 9. 'rllh itls lro'
100 shares Forbes Fibre Co. pref. hNpd) .,,.
S13 600 Aluminium Hrass and Bronze co. OF Brldgepor'
Conn. Mtge. Bis. 49,
50 shares Railway and Realty Security Co. Of y j. u
81 100 New-Yoik Southern Society p c. BIDS. lS''
Doc. 1904. Coups a.
a shares Rockiand Water 60. NJ Rockland. Ne
r. Income Rls.. 1916.
50 600 Morris 4 Essex r. r. list Mtge. p. c. Bds
Natl Park Bank.
100 shares 4th National Bank
~ shares Chicago & Alton r. r. Preff
70 shares Chicago e. Alton II. II. common.
80 share. American Fire Tns. co.
shares Natl Rank Il Commerce.
400 shares Mechanics NATL Bank
~ shares Natl Bank Of the Ronuhlic.
30 shares Rank q tho state u New York
$40 900 Prescott Arizona Central r. r. ist Mge p C.
BIDS. 1919.
shares 81 Avenue r. Il. 60.
shares y Y. Life Tnsuranc" & Trust Co.
~ shares Delaware & Hudson Cana! O.
200 shares Western Union Telegraph Co.
100 shares Chicago Gas Receipts
~ shares y Y. Chicago & s.. Louis r. X n fTefn
30 Toledo 81. Louis Kansas city X X common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.
2so FOURTH AVE. NETWORK. July J. 1888
YNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DE,
l CLARED the usual interest under the provisions Of
bylaws the months ending the Both June ~
follows
At the rate Of FOUR 90 PER CENT. per annum on all
81 upward. exceeding 81 900 payable on
Monday. being the 10Th day ~ TINS
month.
The interest carried the credit 81 deptsi-
principal the LIST where II stands exacty
a deposit.
1t Will be entered the passbooks a any time when
required on aud after the 18th
MERRITT TRlMBLE President.
RORERT s. HOLT Secretary.
A DYERrrsEMENTS, AND sTBscRiPTIoTaSs F Tr.
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE Nc "a? Broad
way door north Of Thirty hrst-st: and ADV ...
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Orces; 90
Eighth ave, Twentythirdst; 1852 sixth-s'es
1877 Fourth ave. Fourteenth-st.: $50 Thirds'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

nessee Settlement So at 90 and $4,000 at 9Oi:.
and S. 900 Virginia funded debt 2-3s OF 1891 a.
6i2 $500 at 6li.. $1,000 at Ga. and $1,000 at 6l1s
Railroad bonds began the week with tad
ing on a very moderate scale. transactions for
the day reaching only N.T4o00. while huctua
tons even more restricted. gain OF g
on Texas Pacific DDS at 31ia the only change
worthy Of note. Southern Railway issues were
strong and active.
ing House 1901. 9O2 Its net gain on balance since
Friday was 1854. made up by net gain IN
currency OF $780, 639 and loss In coin OF s34S-
095. TO-day's operations Included: Receipts w.
N7l69 payments 81. 2ss SOL resulting in gem
eral balance Of sl73 $685. consisting OF S61 1856
9s2 currency and SO5S7S.39S coin. Receipts OF
Saturday and Monday were $45SOI6S ana pay
ments $45G3. 22i The total receipts at the Sub
Treasury for the fiscal year just ended were
sllss, .4Sl and the payments were sl'l'i'o'''-
0s6. or these amounts actual casn neceiP,s W.
1894 7Ss $50. and payments s95S.3S',35l. hecelpts
from customs were S106. 33l $685. against S'osZi'-
O44 las, year The cash balance advanced from
s3e $50 9s3 on June 80 1894 to sl7? S'2 or or an
increase Of s36. 45l OPS of which Sl1.s4',l2' was
in gold coin. 1873 247 in United states notes
and 81. 29S 10 in silver coin. and the remainder
in other forms OF money. Mutilated paper cur
rency to the amount OF Sl5S.44o.32Z was returned
to Washington for redemption
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 9c5 National bank notes ior
redempton. The customs receipts were s39o ~
the internal revenue receipts S.1s5,I1S. ana the
miscellaneous receipts s37443 Total Government
receipts for the day, N,6l3s'o The excess or re-
was s22sS311 For the fiscal year excess OF ex-
penditures was sA4 4.lS3.
The daily Washington Treasury statement was
not issued to-day on account OF the fiscal year
statement The following is Saturdays state
ment compared with fridays:
June 90 June % Differences
Ne, cold on hand sIo7 sIo7 1872 2to Dec. 1876
ss4 =. s ss Inc Inc s;ssss
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
or s1o2 s7s osa slaa 2no $500 ols
Deposits bank. 1B.l22H6' 16Nl S' lee. "V'''i
.v.uah. cash s2os 100 $50 500 2o So s4s5 2is
Deduct minor Ia .. ..- oso ~. 20, ,eo
hilifieS I"'o'"'"'' '"'''''-'- N' -'''""
Actual cash bal sa3 Oao sla3 S263a2 Inc s26 COZ
This statement reflects conditions prevailing at
the close " business Thursday last.
The issue Of standard silver dollars from the
minis and Treasury Office for the week ended
June % 1895 was s376 800: for the corresponding
perlod in 1894 $685. Shipments OF fractional
silver coins for month Of June. 1895. 1911, 1853; for
month Of June 1894. $s53.20l.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Rates for call money We're higher. incident 10
the July interest disbursements. Time money re-
NAMED unchanged. Commercial paper offerings
we're not large and the inquiry from the banks
was not so urgent We subjoin our usual table
OF rates. made up from Information iurnisned by
the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

Money on call IN London was = per cent IN"
rate of discount in the open market was -
per cent FOR short and three months bills.
The amount 81 bullion which went into the
Bank 4 England on balance today was iefo'o-
British consols remained unchanged at iot'. Tor
money and lO7 5-l6 for the account American
securities were hrner. but were only slightly
changed Erie DDS rising /. u 6sia. Canadian "a,
cInc !. to 55is Erie "a - 1874 Wabash preferred
u to 2Oh and Southern Railway preferred !. 10
IiI4 while loss u /. In -. Paul At bs'. ana
y on Kansas and Texas at 1874. were the on'y
declines. ..
confines; Paris exchange on London. % francs
20 centines Berlin exchange on London. ~
marks ~ p,ennngs.
named. Bucnos Ayrcs 246 Madrid 1880. LIS
bon 27ia 81 Petersburg 80 Athens -. Rome
~ and Vienna 3
A plan FOR the reorganization OF the Southern
Central Railroad Company has been perfected
which II IS proposed to carry out through The
foreclosure proceedings ~ tho consolidated mort
gage now pending Bondholdcrs desiring 10 par
ticpate are required to deposit their holdings
with the Metropolitan Trust Company on or De-
fore August J.
Ncssrs Kounfze Bros Wlnsow. Lan.er CO.
and - W Harris e. Co Will pay dividends IN a
number ~ securities lists OF which are printed
in another column.
cnnnce- Trask e. Co. Of New-York. offer at 10
and accrued interest 100000 hrst mortgage per
cent gold bonds Of the Edison Electric Illuminat-
ing COMPANY. Of Brooklyn. principal due 1870.
The bonds arc rede~mable AZ 40 and interest at
the option Of the company after October !. 1900
The Central Trust Company gives notice That II
,s preparei to make immediate payment OF the
first mortgage bonds Of the New York Elevated
Railroad Company. which have been called Tor re-
dcnniion January | next Ut the rate OF Sl.oSJ a
bond less interest at the rate 81 per cent on
that amount from the date OF presentation 10
January !. .. =.
Attention is called 10 proposals for s27a6.3iO -
pcr cent gold bonds and stocks 81 the city ~
Ncw-York for various public purposes. 10 b.
opened by Controller Fitch, at his Once. on
"Wednesday. July B. at o. m The principal 81
the bonds and stocks Is payable in the years 1914
1920 and 1925. and is exempt from taxation. A
legal investment for executors, administrators
and others holding trust funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London July l. p m-Consols. 1917 for money ann
10T 5IG yor account; Canadian Pacific BOZ Erie Us
do consos Gsis Illinois Central ess MeNam :"
dinarv lg.: St Paul common. tDi4 New-iork ,en,.a
IOIL Pennsylvania. 547s: Reading. ga Mexican
new per bonds 6si.; Louisville and NASHVILLE '%
Atchison common. %. . Mi, .,
2 p m.-The amount Of bullion gone into the banN vi
England on balance to-day Is fG4.OOO -. ,oo
m-Pars advices quote 3 per cent rentes AZ 70
francs III, centimcs for the account and exchanse vi
London nj IS francs 90 confines for checks