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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
AN UPRISING IN CHIHUAHUA.
Twenty Members of Surveying
Party and 30 Soldiers Slain.

Twenty Members OF Surveying
Party and 30 Soldiers Slain.
FL Paso, Tex, May i9.-Informatlon was
received here last night of a bloody local
revolt which broke out in a settlement
between the towns of Guadaloupe Calvo
and Varvagama, in the state Of Chihua-
hua, Mexico, few days ago. The trou-
BILE began when the natives living In the
district, attacked a surveying party un-
der G. =. Morrison. an American, and
killed twenty of the party The affair
was reported to the commander Of the
Mexican troops at Parral, who imme-
dately started a detachment Of 100 men
70 the scene. Last Wednesday the troops
were assaulted by the natives and re-
treated leaveing half Of their
number dead. The appointment
of the American Morrison. to
survey government land, which is now oc-
cupied by native farmers, caused the trou-
BILE Morrison was TO receive a certain
portion Of the land for his work The
natives number about 1000 men Troops
have been ordered from chihuahua TO
queil the revolt. Morrison escaped.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
NEwFouNDLAND's FINANCES.

A scheme That Points to the Accept-
ance of a Royal Commission.
st. Johns. n. f., May 19.-The whiteway
party decided last night to present to the
legislature on Tuesday next retrench-
ment scheme involving reductions amounts
ing to 100000 yearly. 1t is regarded as i'm
possible to retrench to that extent, and
the suppostion is that the Introduction OF
the scheme is merely preliminary to the
acceptance of a royal commission
The Hon. Moses Monroe, for many years
a member of the legislative council. died
to-day. His death is regarded as the
greatest loss to the country since the
financial disaster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
A BRUTAL MURDER AT YoRKv1LLE.
A Negroes Skull Crushed in and His
Throat Cut From Ear TO Ear.

Throat Cut From Ear TO Ear.
Yorkville. S. C., May 19-One of the most
brutal murders that ever occurred in this
section was committed about mile north
east of town some time during last night
The victim was a young negro named
Robert Feemster. The murderer or mur-
derers are supposed to have enticed him
to the spot where he was killed, a point
about 100 yards from the public road
What is known as a blacksmith's hammer
and an ordinary Barlow knife were the
weapons used The victims skull was
crushed in several places by blows from
the hammer and his throat was cut from
ear to ear and to the bone, entirely sever
ing the jugular vein. The body was dis
covered at about o'clock this morning
and since that hour large crowds of peo-
pie have visited the scene of the murder
and considerable excitement prevails
among the negroes. No satisfactory clue
has yet been found as to who committed
the deed or the motive that prompted it,
The case is now being investigated by a
coroner's jury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
A NEGRO SHOT.
The Ball Enters the Abdomen and
viii Cause Death.

Hampton. S. c., May 19.-About 4 o'clock
this afternoon a negro by the name of
Copes shot another negro by the name Of
williams near Crocketville, in this coun-
ty, with a SS-caliber pistol. the bullet TAX
ing effect IN the pit of the abdomen.
Copes was lodged in jail. 1t is thought
Williams will be dead by midnight. The
cause of the shooting was an old feud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
FIRE COSTS A LIFE.
Half Dozen stores, BOARDING Houses
and Residences Burned.

Birmingham. Ala. May 19.-In fire at
Gate City. a suburb Of Birmingham, at
presumably a laborer, was burned to
death in a boarding house Only the
charred trunk was recovered. The loss
by the fire. which destroyed half a dozen
stores. boarding houses and residences,
is estimated at $4,000 with very little in
surance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
O'BRIEN REFUSES TO PAY.
A Declaration of His Bankruptcy
seems PrObnbIe.

London May 19.-William 'OBrien. NJ.
p, has asked his friends not to collect the
subscription left to them by Viscount
Wolmer for the purpose of paying the
claim of Patrick A. Chance, NJ p, which,
If not paid will result in Mr.. O'Brien being
declared a bankrupt and his consequent
retirement from the House of Commons.
Mr.. Chance acted as Mr.. O'Bren's solic>
itor in the action for libel brought against
him by Lord Salisbury, and Mr.. O'Brlen
contends that Mr.. Chance was to be paid
out of the Irish parliamentary fund Mr..
Chance did not take this view Of the mat
ter and upon Mr. O'Brien's refusal to set
tie with him, brought an action and Sc
cured judgment against him. Mr.. O'Brlen
refuses to satisfy the judgment and the
only apparent result will be his being
declared a bankrupt In which event, ac-
cording to the rules Of the House, his
seat becomes vacant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD.

ment in Kentucky.
Middlesboro. KY. May ia few days
ago Henry Cooley of this place eloped
with Sallie Dains, the two crossing over
into West Virginia, where they were
married. Miss Dains' brothers had long
opposed the suit of Cooley, and when
they learned of the elopement they de-
clared their intention of killing their sis
ters husband. Marshall Cooley, a brother
of Henry, intercepted the newly married
couple at Pound Gap, five miles from
here, and warned them of the fate in store
for them. While they were celebrating
as to the best course to pursue, the Dains
brothers came up and a fight instantly
ensued. Marshal Cooley and George
Dains were killed outright. Henry and
his bride escaped injury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
VIRGINIA TROOPS UNDER FIRE.
Operations 20 he Resumed in -Four "a
the Mines Tomorrow

Bluefelds. w. Va, May 19-It has been
definitely settled that operations will bs
resumed in four of the largest West vir-
ginia mines on Tuesday. These are the
Houston, Upland, Crozier and Pulaski.
They are In the heart of the Elkhorn dis
trlct. Militia are in readiness. but Gov.
McCorkle will not let them move until
strikers actually attack the works. If
these operations go along successfullY
the strike cannot succeed.
There was considerable firing at the
Virginia soldiers stationed at Pocahontas
last night. The shooting was from the
West Virginia side. In one case a bull
let struck the door Of a house at the
works; in another a bali struck the eartn
within few feet Of a soldier. The mis-
creants keep themselves safely hidden in
the brush and timber.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
A PAPER MILL BURNED.
The Loss s15O,OOO ana 100 Employees
Made Idle.

Stephens Point, Wis, May 1s.-Last
night at 1870 o'clock fire started in the
per and Pulp Company located one and
one-half miles south OF Stevens Point,
on the Wisconsin river. The fire started
in the basement. The paper mill was IN
a sheet Of fame in a few minutes ana
the building. which was about 800 feet
long and 50 feet wide, was consumed, with
the exception of the outside walls. The
pulp mills were saved. Five railroad cars
were destroyed. The loss will amount to
about $4,000, which is only partly in
sured. One hundred men and girls were
employed in the mill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
A HOT FIRE ON a WHARF.
The Freight shed, CoaIing Pier ana
30 Head of Cattle Burned.

Halifax. n s., May ls.-Fire this morn
ing destroyed the long wharf. freight shed
and coaling pier at Richmond. on each
side Of the sheds were tracks on which
were large numbers of cars, several of
which We're burned before they could be
moved. The fire spread very rapidly. and
soon the sheds were doomed In them
We're sixty head Of cattle, fifty of which
were burned 10 death.
The cause of the confagration points to
incendiarism. The total loss is nearly $50
600, and being government property there
was no insurance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20

Paris, May 19.-The race for the Prix
de Diane was run at Chantilly to-day and
was won by NJ. H. DeLamarr's bay filly
Kabash. NJ. Edward Blanch's filly An
dree was second and NJ. Desplanque's S
bay flly Nine. de Limeron third. The
post odds were TO 1 against the winner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
DAUGHTER OF THE CONFEDERAoY
Miss winnie Davis Starts for the Re-
union at Houston.

Washington, May 19.-Miss Winnie Da-
Wis of New York, Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson
and Judge George I. Christian of Rich
mond. Va, left Washington tonight in
a. special car over the Southern railway
for the Houston (Tex) reunion of con-
federate veterans. Memers of Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans viii join the party
at Danville tomorrow morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-20
A NEW RACE TRACK.
hackers Of Haw tIIorne Park Turn to
Indiana.

Laporte. Ind, May ia syndicate Of
Chicago capitalists is negotiating for the
purchase Of 500 acres Of land in Westches-
purpose being to establish a race course.
The belief is current that hackers Of the
Harlem track are behind the project, and
the opening of the Indiana course it is
said, will be followed by similar action on
the part Of the Hawthorne management.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
LARGE MAJORITY
Kansas Pacific Consolidated

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
have c-rositeI with the undersigned Committee Notice
IA hereby given 10 holders Of the bonds not yet de-
poscd that they must be placed with the Mercantile
Trust Goa subject the order Of the Committee. on or
before November Ist. ISO5. After TINT date
bond. will only he received ut the Will Of
the Committee and with penalty of twenty
dollars % bond.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN. Chairman
LOUIS FITZGEEtLD
THOMAS DENNY.
OLIVER AYES I'd. Boston. Mass.
GEORGE T.. LEIGHTON. ~. Louis No..
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT,
Committee.
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT. Secretary AZ Wall 81
STRONG 4 CADWALADEH, Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Tho foreign exchange market was unchangea ea
t. General features. Rates at whlch ous'''ess was
III ~. dona were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
INVESTMENT NOTES.


rentimes; Paris exchange on London. - francs
S41a centimes: Berlin exchange on London, 20
enarks 43 pfennings.
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Colorado Springs mining quotations, reported
by Thomas L. Manson. jr.. & Co. are as follows:
Argentum-Juniata 60; Mollie Gibson, 5S; Port
hand. $780, Isabella, .26l1; Creede .O4; Rosa. 1ll2
Anaconda, .63h: Union .2314.
The Long Island Railroad Company has de-
clared quarterly dividend Of per cent payable
November J. Transfer books close October -
and reopen November 90
The reorganization plan Of the Green Bay,
WinOna and St Paul Railroad has been declared
operative and the reorganization committee an
rOunces that deposits Of securities will here
after be received subject TO such penalty as may
be determined.
The copper market is dull while prices rule
high. Lake is quoted nominally at l2Nl2Ac,
electrolytc at 1l&c. and ordinary casting stock
at 1lAMnl2c. pound.
majority OF the bonds of the Columbus Hook
ing Coal and Iron Company having been deposited
with the Reorganization Committee w. l.. Scud-
der hartman notice is hereby given that the time
for depositing bonds with the Central Trust Com
pany without penalty Is extended until November
J, after which date there will be penalty Of so
on each bond
prominent Antwerp grain house sends these
advices to Henry Clews & Co: Wheat here is
steady, and if America would keep firm for some
time our markets would improve considerably.
News regarding cholera IN Russia Of which Of
fetal cables from Your side speak seems exag-
gerated. but the fact remains that Russian ship
IDents have been small SO far and if the reports
o. short crop there prove true the markets here
would change quickly for the better. AS to the
Argentine crop. II is s!ll to- early to secure re
able information
large majority Of the Kansas Pacific c0nso-
dated first mortgage bonds have been deposited
with the Reorganization Committee. and notice is
given 70 the holders Of bonds not yet deposited
that their holdings must be placed with the Mer-
camille Trust Company on or before November |
next after which bonds will be received with a
penalty
The Reorganization Committee Of the Fort
Worth and Denver CITY Railway first mortgage
bondholdels gives notice that majority of the
first mortgage bonds are now in control OF the
committee. and that the receipts OF the Mercan-
tile Trust Company have been listed on the
New-York Stock Exchange. Holders who have
not deposited their bonds are requested to do 20
now, as the committee will al once proceed TO
ask Necessary authority from the courts TO reor-
ganize the company without foreclosure.
BANKS-LOCAL SECURITIES.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Oct. 1850 2. m-Consols. 1917 for both
money and the account Canadian Pacific 81 Erie l2
do second consols s0', Illinois Central. lO3 Mexican orl
nary 22ik ST. Paul common. 7s4 Ne~-York Central.
lOj Pennsylvania. 51ts Reading. l0s Mexican Central
n-W per cent oonds 1924. Louisville and Nashville 63.
Atchison 2ts. Paris advices quote per cent
rentes at francs 80 centimes for the account.
go u. m.-The amount q bullion withdrawn from the
Bark Of England balance to-day is f377OO0 Money.
Of discount in the market
FOR both short and three months bills II r. per cent 49,
2 D. m.-Paris advlces quote per cent rentes Al 100
francs centmes and exchange on Lon
don at francs 23i: centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Financial Gle1tlons.
1E CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND

TuE CytJCACO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND
TNION STOCK YARDS co. 40.
NETWORK. Oct. Z. ls'1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the anniai
" meeting the stockholders q the Chcaso Junc,oh
pavavs and I'non Stock Yards Company. ior me tt-
n ~ Directors and the transaction % such other nus-
nsss as may before the meeting VIII De heln ~ l
osc. of he company northwest corner of Green ana
Grand s,rIets Jersey CITY " J.. Thursd1N 'h" ifi
dov ~ November 1895 II o'clock In N" for"ag y -.
Tho trons,er books of the company will close AZ = N.
on TUESDAY October i5 and reopen 10 A. NJ on tri.
day Noy IL 1895 by the Board of Directors
'' WILLIAM c. LANE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Appended is a table OF The current quota lions
q citN hank ocks tageiher with their Xalne:

BANKS-LOCAL SECURITIES.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RIGHT ON Gas.

The trader who has right Gas has had all there
was in the stock the past week. our advices
been the stock all week and We advised
nurchasea on the G6s The stock closed yes
ierdav ga higher and believe IL Will go 10 30 this
month - l., <,,
our daily Market, Letter states our reasons IN fulI
helm bullish on Gas. We issue the only 4-p3ge
Market Letter sent daily from New York and Chi
rago II is fun fresh gossip and live comment on
stocks ard grain Here what the papers about IT,
~ r. Willard has written one Of the best Market
I.t,ers sent from Chicago" Inter Ocean.
.sWillards il one well known in the
trade He has sending out grain news for years
Ills Letters published all over the country
Chicago Times Herald. ~,
~ n Willard is well known to the readers OF the
Evening Journal through his daily comments on the
leading markets. lie has been u years IN the trade
- Il Willard IL well known through his Letters on the
grain market His daily Market Letter VIII doubtless
prove Of the most popular comments on the trade
The Economist 49,. -, .
Or renues, we Will send you this daily Letter free.
hoytr g. deserve part business Stock and grain
r1ers solicited in any amount for cash to per
cont margin Commission l-lO
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
.-.,,o :. ,ornons Of 1925 at 1928 Final quotations

... ,.sues there were sales OF xIVvvv VT :
In STATE isS ~, o ss of 1891 at 63. Ten shares
eina fqnutu "nS ~ America were sold at 22o KAN
Ud,a Of he bonds displayed Saa%T or
and the Susness, dDnF ,9s5ns SOush TaS bens very
the Two nD,,,ed hou, there were few prominent
%ae The was strong but wm,e
almost "vSP%Sy Sc nosa hsnSr MSs .ss and
Of impor.an.e IN las and oregon Short Line
frs's ;a Northern consos receipts to 6lh but
at%er changes were fractional .o. ,,a show.d
The e l9ca, ,o0 Rates as furnished by the busiest
houses were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Dipiocno Notices.

GALLATIN NATIONAL BANh. 49,. ,oo-
New York september 21tn, lH,'
rJ,HE DIRECTORS Of this bank nave ms aay
declared dividend Dp 81 ,iE Er n: OF he earnings
N the pas, six months payable on ana aer o'''Os'
IT. transfer books win remain closra un tha, Sc
NEW YORK. October 80. 1898.
om,o =, r.nnens smith & Wiamann Compe1v
vJyTIE ROAKD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declarel a suartery dividend Of two per cont; paia-
hle No ,ember l. Transfer books Will ne cs'I lIu'n
October 2i until that date LEONARD B SMITH Ireas.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
OREGON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION.

The Undersigned. at the request OF holders ot oonns
and stock Of the OREGON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY, have consented to act as a Committee 70
procct such interests and formulate plan OF Teor-
ganiZaiion. -.
HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. CON
sOIJDATED MORTGAGE BONDS AND STOCK of that
,,.nnanv are invited ., deposit the same with me
NsNU Ai'TAN TRUST COMPANY. No. Nassau
Str,at New York. or tine OLD COLONY TRUST
COMPANY, Ames Building Boston. under a preliminary
agreement copies Of which may be obtained from eth'r
dencsifarv Certificates u deposit will be given 10 be
listed a. soon possible the Exchanges IN New lorK
and ston -
The agreement provides that any depositor may WIN
draw his securities without charge. IL he Is dissatisfied
with Plan when issued
In view Of the suits lately begun by the trustee under
the Consolidated Mortgage. it is important that deposits
he made
Dated October Sth. 1895.
JOHN q. MOORE.
JOHN !. WATERBURY,.
Prcst. Manhattan Trust Co.
r. JCFFERsON COOLIDGE. JR..
prrst. Old Colony Trust Co.. bOston
HENRY ". CANNON.
Prest. Chase NatiOnnl Bank
EDWIN y. HOOLEN.
New York
Of y. y. Bnche 4 Co.
.,,,neo>. rYr,ctIr-p g DApNI'M Counsel
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
REAL FORCES.

The Grain Crops this year are four thousand million
bushels, increase OF than thousand million
bushels 1894 Onr Mineral productions have Joined
cereals In creating heavy additional traffic.
THE REAL FORCES IN THE MARKET ARE TIE
LARGE EARNlNGS THAT WILL CERTAINLY ACCRUE
TO THE RAILROADS FROM THESE FAVORABLE CON-
DITIONS AND WILL SECURE TO THE Purchasers
OF OUR STOCKS AND BONDS GOOD RETURNS ON
THEIR INVESTMENTS
Write call for 400 PAGE MANUAL" Illus
trated with railroad maps. giving complete Information
OF all RAILROAD and INDt STRIAI. properties. ncud-
ing highest and lowest prices FOR series ~ 10 70 ~
methods of buying and selling margin
ISSUED GRATIS AND NAILED FREE.
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN,
COTTON. PROVISIONS.
Bought and sold for cash margin Of 10 ) per
Commission llG.
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RESPONSE
BILITY or THE FIRM WITH WHICH YOV
DEAL Is As IMPORTANT As SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS.
New-York National Bank References Furnished.
Twenty years experience largest clientele. most COM
nodIous Offices. bfst lrokerage service.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Orp Gooos.
A. F. JAMMES,
ooo uuO&DWAY AND WEST 18TH ST.

No deception with Every thing IS really money s
saving article EVERYTHING is sold at lower prices hsr
elsrv,l,ere So to with surely means money
found for you II advertised all orr bargains wh.,s
noos would be too small. Come ana see for Noursef
Here are a few examples: Real Kid oiaritz gloves re-
ducad $l.,5: i-huiion. newest Stie I'M
hroIdory newest shades large mother -pearl nu'tos
not the quality found elseyhere but NEAt. kid Hants
Medcs worth Sl.y0: sale price. "Sc PAN, i--pu'ha
Mousquetaires kid sueies. SOC value f29 EN'ra qna-
H., nns sill; ochlnss open work vain" FbW iai rc-
diced a. G9c: radies wOoen s1cki1gs, lrc.. r".uc'd
from G.c. Chltron's woolen st'cKinzs ic.; rriucei
from As: al-sik extra heavy SWISS rn'l f4 ''''
s. - from $50. Swiss ribbed dfh"Ts "'e,,
Linen Embroidered handkerchefs. ltr, worm 90. Nv
assor,men, ~ Partisan ewelry side combs Breaches.
Hat pins latest STYLES at prices wOnd"fuF .l9".
pair. - .,,, ,,,ur.ruCuy nay1
p.ars SOAP Sc Lub.ns extract. Eic. Plnaun b'lI,-
Ian,ne. lec rinauds oninne pr o,i;sba iyln vSISi
sDc Farina Cologne lac; Roger Gallns rarne n,e'
Water 59c Cuticura Soap. &c; Dr PraNs lsosains'
Ioc; Ongahne &c. Libert's ncomparab" perfum'ry'
Half Prices.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

,ssq. ss s.s. L.e.. ~ l.,.9sl
The foreign exchange market was nncnanses
{, General features Rates AT WHICH o"'''''' ""'
antually done were as ioho"s' ,
ss5s. ;,,5.,s ::..:::::::: '.lN s5ss IS sS:s Ss
Reichsmarks ........ So. 4o,.
Culiers .........'.'
., domestic exchange was as follows
~ 'niacss named: Charleston. buying Is dls-
- selling par; New-Orleans. commerciai 10
disco,nt: bank par savannah buying par. sell
ing y premium up 10 FSsUcisco SSUCi sight par tele
Srsnh 5c per 500 premium; Chicago 2oc' ois-
count: Boston lOc. 10 20c. discount.
1,he nrice Of commercial bar silver In TINS mar
diparced .ne 70 oslo per ounce Mexican dollars
,rere quoted at "a In London the price on par
yrsd advanced 10 to 3S2sd. Twenty silver Duilion
car,iacates were sold on the Stock EXchange AT
6S%. Each ceruhCd'e i'P''''' -'
silver. .,,,,,
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.
The receipts from customs reported from
Washington to-day were sSsO2S6. from Internal
revenue s557 5Ss and from miscellaneous sources
s15ai5G. The Treasury received s2!2.S61 National
hank notes for redemption. and the recelp's on
mis- account for the week ended to-day amounted
., :, 21SS9s To secure National bank note cir
culation It holds s2l0, ,sS4 O5o in bonds, as fooWs'
Four per cent, lSa5 1 400 @
Four per cent 1901 ~ 90 oo,
currency skies ~ ~ syo
ne
United states bonds deposited for circulation
during the week S533O00. United States bonds
v,i,bdrawn sll40O0 National bank note circua-
tion outstanding-Currency notes. $l3.26l 446:
Gold notes Ss9G97 against which the Treasury
holds S23 76S 100 legal-tender money Tor redeinp-
tjon Of surrendered circulation
The Sub Treasury has debit balance at the
Clearing House to-day Of $5l79O2
The Treasury's usual ten days statement or
The kinds OF money used in customs payments
shows as compared with the last previous state
ment an increase Of 01 per cent in gold coin and
3 per cent In silver certificates. and a decrease
of 2S per cent IN United States notes and OS
De- cent IN Treasury notes. The proportions.
compared with the corresponding period of last
year. are: Gold coin. o. per cent. against none
last year: silver coin. none against O1 per cent;
gold certificates. none both years; silver certlh-
Gates % per cent. against 25.5 per cent; United
States notes. 1913 per cent. against 54s per cent;
Treasury notes 90 per cent, against 1876 per cent
fn 1894 Total receipts We're S34l2.&I, against
s9756 439 in the previous ten days period; s. 29sO
5oi in 1894 and S2.4sO.j92 in 1893
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call in London 14Qi2 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market was IS
per cent for short and three months bills. The
amount Of bullion which Withdrawn from the
Bank of England to-day on balance was $4,000.
British cOnsOls quoted al lO1 I-l6 for money
and 1912 for the account American stocks In
London were strong. Last quotations in London,
compared with yesterdays last prices and with
their New-York equivalent, were as follows
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

French rentas were quoted at 100 francs u
rentimes; Paris exchange on London. q francs
S41a centmes: Berlin exchange London, q
enarks 43 pfennings