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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

diplomatic Corrsspondence between
tne ave Countries

diplomatic CorFsspondence between
the IWo Countries
WARRINGTON, July l3.-It requires
seyeuty.Ona printed pages In the vol
ume Of foreign relations 10 set out tho
correspondence when has paisod be-
tween the United States aud Spain
during tue year 1895, yet In no case
was there printed any matter IN the
nature Of reports from United States
officers touching the rebellion AMI IL
causes, prDgtess or prospects.
The chapter on Spain begins with
the celebrated Mora case, which, hRv-
Ing been settled satisfactorily by the
payment OF an indemnity by Spain OF
million ami holt lOllare, In now a
closed incident. n At In order comes
the Alliance incident, beginning with
Secretary Gresham'8 vigorous demand
upon tbs spanish government for a
prompt dlsavowal VI tho act OF tue
Condo NonaditO In nfiug upon the
American steamship, Tor an expression
Of regret aud tho Issuance Of orders ~
Spanish naval commanders O. refrain
from interference vita legitimate
American commerce, whether within
three miles Of the Cuban coast or not.
The conclusion OF this incident " Ter
the fret time told officially In this rub.
LEGATION. The Spanish government
showed Its entire readiness TO DO every
thing that International law requires
TO smooth away the bad imprtssion
made by the ncident,and utter precut.
lug n report o. tue subject from tue
Cuban officials the DIke OF TetuRn,
spanish minister OF foreign ailalfs,
delivered 10 United States Minister
Taylor n statement In which he snys
tnnt tho Alliance was flrol upon with
a special purpose, not to hit her, she BE-.
ing outside Of the Jufisdiciionai zone
VI spain. This was an involuntary
error which no one could lament more
than tho government VI hlB majeety,
whose purpose never was 10 set Oh.
slaoles OF hindrAnces to the legitimate
commerce OF tue United Slater, aud
much less 10 give tho slightest 0iienss
TO the nag oil n friendly power. He
adds that Instructions have been sent
to the commanders OF this ships OF the
navy TO "Avoid repetition Of events
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should DO removed, AMI II was 20 OF.
CorUd.
All railroad officials who were here
have lett, but they expect TO return i0.
morrow morning 10 attend tho iuqutst.
Engineer Montgomery end Con-
ductor Reed oi the oxcunion train
walked to Missouri Valley alter the
wreck. The threats Of the crowd, they
feared, might DO carried out and they
Thought II beat to he distant from tue
ftons cd piunickeis. Both were later
tskun IN Boone from Missouri Nallty
Ia "a car that was locked nnd sealBu, 10
guard against any possible aitacS tntt
might be made ON them In mUmei /
~ AMER.
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ARRESTS on cUBA.
An fasurEsnt Captain Claiming Am
ericau citizenship.

An fasurEsnt Captain Claiming AIN.
erioRu citizenship.
HAVANA, July i3.-5oyeral arrests
have been made by tho police OF Ha.
vana Of persons alleged TO have been
compromised by oodo cable MESSAGE
supposed to relate TO tho latest landing
o, nhbuttering expeditions on this
island. In palTollng tho coast between
B0oa Guanabo snd Booa Ceciga, Gen.
ural Ochso found 10000 cartridges, a
chests oil bombs, supposed 20 be uesigl.
ud for the destruction Of Matanzas rail.
way trains, AMI u box Of medicine.
The insufgcnt loss IN an engagement
which Colonel Amor had on tue Go.
muz farm on July 8lb was thirty killed,
George a. Guiofro. an iusurgent
captain who " said ~ DO an Amuticsn
ciusep, IL reported 10 have been cap
tuted In n boat w tho guub9nt AI-
tonic Lopez, near BacuIano.
Guiefre II IN solitary confinement nt
the navy yatd. Hv says he was on
mis- way 20 surrender, with his boat
map, Guillermo, 10 Colonel Jose Del.
gado.
Guillefmo, who has also been lmprl.
soned, says that before being captured
GuiUrro threw overheard many papers
anu a revolver.
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EAST HOUND EXCURSION
In Itfo S!rnuae Western HALLWAY


Washington, ID. G.. and return,
1919; July /, ., Band 4.
Buffalo anu return, $3.50; July +.
ana 3.
Chicago and return, $3.50; July .
land D.
Milwaukee and return, $3.50; July
10, IL anu 10.
81. Louie and return, sa7. 90; July IS.
10 and 20.
Onahs and return, 5000; Augusl
10, II nnd Is.
Mlv1usre nnd return, $3.50; Aug.
net 22Hud %.
81. Paul aud return, $500; Augult
90 anu 80,
Cincinnati and return, 5000; July
2nd aud 3rj.
Through sloeplDg carp. Cool nuu
DELIGHTFUL trip through tho mtuniHiUa.
Famous scenery. Comfortable tqu.y.
mCnt.
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CHICAGO, July lac. A. Walsh Of
Iowa, VINO 70 ably handled tue CAM
pnign Of Horace BOies In tue natioaai
convention Just closed, was today re-
lGcted temporary secretary Of tho Na-
tiOhal Democratic q mmitiee, anu his
appointment will probably DO con-
nfmod and made permanent when the
committee meets Bgaln. Mr.. WalAh'a
appointment was somewhat OF sur.
prize 10 him, Us no had not been mn
active candidate Tor the position. ho
was selected Saturday evening aud wus
notified that 20 could have the post
ton II he wanted II.
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spnIn nn,Ing Mar.hIp..

MADRID, July li.-rho spanish gov.
eminent, IN addition to the two from
claus purchased some time since at
Genoa, has decided to buy two other
watships Of 600 tons each IL Eng
land, aud besides this, 10000 Mauser
fifler.
In the Chamber OF Deputies today
Senior Gosgayon, minister OF tho inter
ior, declared that spain would not sac
rifice any portion Oi her territory for
the sake VI European alliance.
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LooHINu own TmE sUENr.
Csowd- Discuss the Details of tho RAFT
rOnd wreck.

LOGAN, Iowa, July ls,-Logan
WAS crowded today with v.sitors
from tue surrounding county 70 SEQ
,hs scene Of Saturday uiENps de,
ester and disouss tho detRils Of he
wreck.
rbe coroner, DE MoFsflaaj, has
not yet arrived, He was reached by
telephone aud said lao nad NOT been
notified by any one OF tho dlaaaler aud
received the news Of II only through
the nowlpaueTs, Dr. MOIurRnu enya
hr neveFguthorized tho removed Of the
bojles 10 OmRha,
~ N. SUNDAY morning a meets
Ing OF tho city council was called 10
determine whether VI nOg tho bodies
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lfyou would have nm abundance of
dark, gloasy hair, II you would have Il
clean SCALP, free from dandruti and irrl.
tating humors, or II your hair ia iadcd
and gray, and you would have It's nat.
nral color restored, use Ayer's Hair
Vigor. It Ia unqucslionably tue beet
dressing.
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caIIt 90 Tho .ola psmoer.I,,

CHICAGO, July lS.-Tho executive
c,mmlI,ee u the golj standard Demo.
Gratis VI Illinois met IN protracIed
session today and prepared an address
10 the Democrats VI other states OF the
UniOn. II was the unanimous opinion
VI the committee that u second nation.
nj convention should be called to nom.
mate candidates for President and
Vice President.
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Corresponding low rates will be
made from all other points In Utah.
Limit on tickets 20 P0caloIlo and
intermediate points, fifteen dayt; TO
other points, 81 day..
For other particulars call On nearest
Union Pacific agent. city ticket
Office 2Ol Main street.
ID. L.. hurley,
General Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

Whiaky nnd opium arc destroying
more OF tho health ana hnpniness IL
our homes than any other iutlueuoCg.
nhey are diseases and csn DO cured.
Write In tho ,trlcloft confidence 10 THE
hooloy Institute az Salt Lake, 100
west Second North, or lJok box $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

To make your business ray, good
health IL n prime factor. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by the use Of Ayers
sausparllla. When the vial fiuid Ia
Impure and sluggish, there eau be
Mother health. strength nor ambition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

Dandrun Is IN exudHtion from the
pores or the ekln that tproads and
dries, forming scurf aud causing the
hair to full cut. HAlPs Hair Remover
ouTes II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, o
Salt Lake Ia tho even
ing, aud alter bronk
fasting IN tho sunni
iuOus dining cars ~ the
SANTA M ROUTE,
on tho third morning,
you arrive VA Chicago
or 81 Louis Ia season To
attend TO business or
connect with all fast
trains for tho East
some ono has sAii ~.
Gently that the track Of
tho ATCHfSJN, TO.
PEkA a SANTA M
railroad was ia Turl
porieo condition tina
tho long distance run %
tho "flyeti on tho New
York Central could bs
tguhled 70 not oNcrod
od, by IL magnlhconl
ualuL
j. u. KTNWORTIfY
General Agent,
Room al Dolly
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

SaltRlr, Grand Mask Carnival,
tomorrow. Special traiB, leaving city
al s.a5 pm, returning a. midnight.
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CURRENT [Fsnlluo lima i11p
TiMK TABLE lNIIlliO JuWJ W lVJVi
I.a,r salt Las. c,,y

usHvr satt Las- sity
No. s--Ior Ingham, rrovo. Gttnd
junction and all poin's kast 7is0t. N
lud al point, East.......... :top m.
NO. D fof ogden and intermediates
A. LululH sssssss ssss sss ssssssssssss ~ p m
>" Tor bingham, 81 Pleasant
Al intcfmeiiits point, Gee iiiop. m.
No. s-lor tureta, lavsou, Provo,
and nII Intermediate points 1gNp' m
20 s-loi ogden fni tho west s.. ., o m.
no A-for Ogden AMI the Wrst,... la'o pm
Arrive salt LnEs 'itT.
No. i-irom bingham. Iroyo, Ursnt
suncuUi and thu East.. .a ifili p. n.
snd .ae Ea.t'.-.............. map M.
81 fomlrovu. bingham, Eufuta
lNrhlcld, -aiina, hAnp ana
hil inter mediate pointas.s.s. tfi9 D. m
NO. t-ffom ogden sua ntotmca' 49,. ID.
lAtt poiutH...---- -.....- ..sssaa. Wa W
no 4-itum kufakH and fnyton... " M
10 IRON uEdeH ami inc West. h
No. A-lrom uruen snd tho west. sial D., M
only lius fuauiar through rullmth fhA9a
aceping cata talt Lake CITY 10 San ffhhcls,o,
"a. Lake CITY 70 Denver via Grand lunru1n
Aui SAT- Lake cry 90 Kansas civ aud thica.
20 wa colorado pointa.
Through tourist or family sioouers wiihoi
change, TO hhuaas CITY, Chicago mad hosi0u
d, Tree reclining chalf ears tAit LAta
Ticket 0llCe 10 ". End South
j. T. DODGE Gsn. Manager.
:. ~, HANCOCK, TrAmd Manager
IA WADLElGH. Cen fassgf. AT
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AIDSUMMER EXCURSION

To All Points North, July %
On above datn tho Union Pacific
will run special excursion from Sal
Lake CITY 10 all points north as i3l-
lows!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

Buy oil your Dfugs anu Medicines
from the old reliable Godbe-Pilts
Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

J.. +. CrootH, sruCIS BROKER Il
west, Second South ~. rul. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

SEilair. Grand Mask Cnrniv ],
tomorrow. Special train, leaving city
At 1895 pm, returning NJ midnight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

Gntbo.Pitis Drug Go. ara noted iJf
the best Medicines and lowest prices.
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new I!NE GARO. II EEEEGI MY %. lHsH
Trains depart and arrive a. halg Lake CIV.
daily, az follows



7iol m overland limited Tor Ch.sfgo, omhha
DunyeF hansas CITY, ~ Louis, Ogden
500 a m local express Tor san Francisco.
oElen, cache Valley aud intermediate
pnlnta
iOJp IA local cypress Tor ogden ana iutsrmt.
100 PIN Atisnuc express Tor chicago. omaha.
Denver. Kansas CIV - LOgis, Hate,
for and, sln francisco.
$50 \ m local rAututa t"r Mtrrur, IInir,
Provo, Nophli MHnu ana intermediate
% .Ot u " mail and express for Provo. Sephl.
Milford tusop Aud intermediate olUts.
- A1 q On mixed train Tor GhTdCIu Beach
IuOtlu And crm.uut.
ARRIVE
$40 % on overland limited fHfIr Chicago
Omaha, IT. Louis, Kansas CIy, Denver
ruFA CItY and ogden.
0.Oh n nan nd express fTUu Helena, iuUs,
Portland, tan iTancIheO, tEagu aud lu
toHpodialo points,
1913 IN lucal express from tan Francisco,
Cache valley uEacu and intermediate
g4g' ~ Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha, ~ Louis, hGnsa5 ylsy, Denver
anu Ogden.
% Dam mai aud cErrcG, from FRISCO, $40.
FORT. hruhl, lTnyo alU intermediate uulLia
$50 b IN local express from AyIpur, IIuNU.
fioyo, Ncpul, hauu and intermediate
.t6inin mixed train frgm Ierminul, Tooe. e
and dafle'd beach,
Trans south o., JuAb run diilY cNcs}'
lan dnlr sxespt Sunday
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Saltelr Grand Mask Carnival,
tomorrow. special train, leaving city
al 300 p,mu returning M midnight,
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ONLY $3.50 20 OGDEN AND RETURN


WV NWE'W ENtIHTf July TNEH1
Trains lesys 700 and ;uO n.m. nnd
1900 nm, returning arrive Salt Lake
y.l5 am, $40 and 7;20 Pm.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
Tue cnl! lice running two
Through Past IrlnS tllIJt
LRADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DRAWER.
EFFECTIVE EOV. 25, 1894

Tram No. , leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive At Pueblo
shS am, Colorado Springs 1854 am
Denver 1910 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6i5s PM,
salt Lake T.iI pm, arrive at Pueblo
5 - PM, Colorado Springs 6iSs pm,
Denver g.s5 PIN.
connections mads 81 Pueblo, Col orss-,
SPRINGS and Denver With all lines east
ElegAni day coaches, chair cars and Pull
nizn slsspefn On all trains. rAss ths
ID. a ". q. and have . comfortsbls tstp
tinenL
A. q. HU0HBS SIX, HOOPER
Eu1in Manages, q. PARA,
beaver, Colo. Deavar, CA.
.. Y. REvINa,
osnsrAl Agent
Sail LASs cs,a ~
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC

The Peoples Forwarding Company,
95 Main ST., sidoining Z. {. NJ. l., are
the authorized agents Tor TnATC HEIRS
celebrated I'lN ! flour and cereals and
will hll all orders.
THATCHER MILLING & ELEVATOR Co.
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Meals on the
European Plan.

Tho dollar-a-neal mtahod
II operating dining cars IL
no longer in vogue on the
burlington.
Something better has
taken iis place.
Meals In burlington Route
dining cars are now served
on the European plan-you
ray for what you order.
Prices are reasonable 10
GOOD meal can he had for
as litile a. 40 cents aud tho
service Is ne good as Il eau
be.
Omaha, Chicago, Peoria,
st. Joseph. Kansas CITY,
st. LOuis-you can reach
ihom all via tho Burlington.
Dining car service all tho
wnv.
itLLAN Goal Agent, Sail,
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Telephone ca.
City Ticket Ollc,, 2Ol ElIl Sifs,.
Wasatoh building

y. r. III AAskNt
General Agent rasseusef Departg cut
E.H.H. CLARK,
OLIVER w. MINK,
A. klI.ERI ANDERSON Receivers
John w, DOANE,
FREDERICK x C0UDRRr
49, LOAlAA, y. a. - .. AgauL
4. pICkIksOA, General Manages
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uiIford Woodruff, Geo ~. Cannon,
President Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21
Nnrfion Sales. financial.

LOUIS MESIER. AuctfOneef.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21

In State issues there sales OF $4,000 Ala
bama Class at 90 and $1,000 North Carolina
coupon As at lO31s. Twenty-Five shares Of the
Bank Of the State Of NewYork were sold at
11lE.
The market for railway and miscellaneous
bonds was quiet and irregular. with few impor
tant changes either way The chief declines
were scored by Atchson As. receipts. Is to 'Z,s;
Atchison second S-4s Class 4, 3s to 2lA: Brook
Iyn Elevated firsts. to 100; Jersey Central Us. a
TO lll Chesapeake and Ohio consol 5s q to 1861;
Chesapeake and Ohio general 41ss l TO -; Mls,
souri Kansas and Texas Of Texas. 10 "a; United
States Cordage hrsts. w to 3l%. and Wabash
seconds, " to "A. Kansas Pacific Is advanced
TO l06; Lehigh Valley Of New-York hrsts' to
l02lb: Louisville and Nashville unified As. Y to
75h: Missouri, Kansas and Texas, "a TO S2%;
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21
BY ADRIAN r.. NULLEK < SO
WEnNEsDAY. jim. 22d.


BY ADRIAN r.. MULLEK & SUM-
WEDNESDAY. Jun. "2d.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON. at the New York Real Estate
salcsroom. No III broadway s...uou,o
Knckerbocker Trust CO.. Trustee by order OF the
$1,000 Kansas Pacific r. r. Denver Ext'n Assented
At i2 oto3 NSy at the so Real Estate saesroom
No III Broadway
20 shares MaGhat!9n ,I!,,15:c 5e Ins CO 60
~ ~ s%rss snarss nassau Gasght ns@Se CO. Of Bkyn
10 shares Washington Trust Co
10 shares Metropolitan Trust Co.
ana paT T;T r5S Is, %Fs Ms. n9 fs sS 1888
SEQ" redesas CO. ore p and s SdS MSe co. bds i Mse
Lance Greek & css G Co. oS c. pss }s, Mrs na isoS
$4,000 New River Bridge co. ist Mtse. p. c. Bds.'
$500 cheney Water and Land CO. p. Gold 3D..
81 900 chic R'way Terminal Elevator Co. lst Mtge.
Skg. fund p. C. 5is.. 1913 8, ,,..
p. e. Bds. io42
p shares Chicago and and sxas Tsxas r. ram@oO rGs5d
share LIST N"t Rank Of Newport News, Va
shares Security savings and Trust Co., Portland
g shares I,rocklyn rrqs, co.
2 shares Newport News Light and Water Co.
shares Pullman Palace Car co.
sharcs international ocean Telegraph Co.
shares German American Ins. Co.
2 shares Mississippi Bottom Land Go.
Pow No ~ church of the Saviour. Brooklyn
wasnoa ST N% We1 F5%s e. '@4 Iy p'T
g. Not,s due s,ad after r.. Aps sco lss' nas 1917
i37 shares s. Louis ore e steel co.
$500 Sorls n"Tg9,@ css,T, AGp$s%y Msss d nNy" BIDS
20 shares Lance Greek Cattle Go.
$1,000 Excelsior sprns R. r. Co. Mtse. p. c. Bds.
& ' rs1 assrsa nS Gt %si% tcI4s msy CO. gpa,
i.5io shares Merrill Manufacturing CO. ,,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21
Ocean 5ieamers.

GERMNM M MEUI I ERRAGI EATN SEX VVyE
sHAMBURG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD s. 5. co.
Express Steamers from New-York
Gibraltar. AgierS. Naples and Gcaca.
tKaiser w IIJan. % i0a IN. 'Normanna Feb. 10. II
sF Bismarck Jan 2s II An ttWelra. Feb. 30 10 m
tFu,da. Feb r. 10 m tKaiser W. II Mch T. 10 a m
ttWERRA Feb 90 goes through to Alexandra.
Return tickets available for the of either
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Len
don. and Southampton.
Hamburg American North German Lloyd ;. s. ca
Oelrichs & Co, Gen.
81 Broadway, ~ T. Bowling Green. y, Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21

Northern Pacific first coupons, y to ii4h2' ana
Reading first preferred incomes to Zet.
The United States Treasury received To-Day
s6S7 234 National bank notes for redemption Cus-
toms receipts reported to-day from washington
were s6S3979 the internal revenue receipts 800
34S and the miscellaneous receipts Sl4,oof lolai
Government receipts for the day. Sl.4l4S92; eX-
penditures $4,000; excess OF receipts Ssifss2
Receipts for month 10 date. lS,'6s,oso' eNpehui-
tures S25 2O9 600 excess Of expenditures over re-
cep.s $G4iO415 Receipts for fiscal year 10 date
s1Sf 3ss sac expenditures s20S III $50; excess OF
eXDenditures over receipts 81 .s3o,lZl.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement, GOV,
erng actual results of two days ago co,Ip'feu re,
with the last previous statement shows the fol-
lowing balances
Net gold on hand 'S ss7o4iso Dec. siSooio
xS9 % vi 81 'GsGsi psf:ai Rss ns ss
Actual cash ii,,, IN ,ne
tfi s'a e - $50 Dec Dec 5I
Available cash s1so 500 7s6 sls7c7sG7o Dec. $a2l ZIG
Dis, Sii,ies '''D' " nols45e eao2aio Dec. 2dl1iic
Actual cash balsi77 CSC $50 s7s $50 Inc sGooooo
The Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the
Clearing House Of 81 1,7229. Its net loss on par
ance since Friday was sSl.333, made up py loss
in currency of 81 SG6. 500. and gain In com Oh
sllS5563 To-Gays operations include; Receipts
81 400 045: payments. So 3iGo.s24. resulting IN a
general balance OF S3.765.595. consisting OF
S95 COZ 626 coin and sSSI6 900 currency. Receipts
of Saturday and to-day were sS64,3SS' ana
payments. s7.4f5.666
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 3G4 per cent. Time money
was 6 per cent and upward. a few longtime
loans being made on hghgrade collateral at
per cent Commercial paper moved more
freely at CQ7 per cent for names well known
and higher for others.
~ -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21
sMMpNGNnE GEME@NlE TRgN&AT.
,IATIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

Vl From New York Wed, Fri. and sat -.
\ DELIGHTFUL TRIP ny SEA TO THE PORTS or
TENAS -GEORGIA-FIORtpA. -.
ONE-WAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS 70
al points In Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. california
McNico Georgia. Florida. Exrcsflsnt accommodated
Write for 6i-Dase Pocket Guide imalea free,. .
G. IL. MALLORY CO.. Gen Agts. Pier ~. +. r.. ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21
ETHIOPIAN rINANcIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Jan ~. p. m-consos lo7 ! ~ for both
money and the account: Canadian Pacific. a4A. Ere.
cOn-ols. Nv Illinois Central "i2 M.Ni
an ordinary I7a.. 81 Paul conm n. Gss. New York
central ~. Pennsylvania 53. Reading. "a. Mexican
per cent bonds. N2, Louisville and Nash
willie. 44i. Atcnispn common. H.
4:a, o. in-The amount Of bullion gone into Bank
OF England balance to day Is f212OJo Money. =
cent The discount the open market for both
short three months bills is IL III per cent.
$3.50 D. m.Pars adsces quote per cent rentes at lOl
francs ccntnes for the account. and exchange
London at % francs "a centlmcs for checks.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21

ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday. January 20-P.

The stock market was dull and unsettled to-
day At the opening prices fell off frac,iona,ly.
but the absence OF any pressure Of long stocks
resulted in recovery. Saturdays shorts has
tening to cover Wren this demand was salts
fed there was almost complete stagnation until
soon before the close. when war-scarc stories
put out by calamity-howlers caused slight
degree of activity Tho bear rumor shop gave
its seal of approval to the story from Florida
that the militia Of that State had been called
out to oppose the reported acquisition Of Cuba
by England. and it also sent out fresh batch
OF reports upon the dangers which the bears
think beset this country bu; results in the
stock market We're not SO pleasing as on Satur-
day. Probably the announcement of expected
gold exports on Wednesday and the actual un-
certainties OF the present financial situation
We're the controlling factors In the days trad
ing rather than the monstrous absurdiles cir
culated by the bear element There was no
change in the bond situation. The money and
foreign exchange markets were quiet. consider
able strength ruling in the last named. The
premium gold and legal tenders remained
unchanged at 12M% per cent. and ii was re-
ported that gold To the amount Of s2.55O.OO0
would be exported Wednesday, while the bust
ness in gold and legal tenders was heavy.
closing prices OF tHc acllNt USl were ABOUT
evenly divided between gains and losses The
only stocks in which sales We're above 10000
shares were American Tobacco. which gained
IL per cent; Sugar Refining. X per cent. and
st. Paul, rs per cent Burlington General
Electric. Rock Island. Missouri Pacific South
ern Railway preferred. Louisville and Nash
vile. Chicago Gas. Manhattan, Atchison. United
States Leather preferred. Distllers and West
crn Union the only other stocks in which
sales were above 1000 shares. The chief losses
were sustained by Lake Shore. which was down
"a per cent New-York Central z per cent,
Western Union i2 per cent. General Electric u
per cent, Illinois Central per cent and Bati-
more and Ohio y per cent. The market con-
tinued wholly professional. The close was r
regular and feversh. Total sales of all stocks
were 1913 shares. against 1250S5 in the two
hours of business on Saturday.
Closing prices Of the chief active stocks. COM
pared with their last prices Saturday, were as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-21

Reorganization
Committee.