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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

Capt. J. F. Johnston, the free
silver democrat, has captured near-
ly every county in the State and
will be nominated governor by the
democrats of Alabama. The issue
was square cut between Johnston,
free silver, and Clark, goldbug, and
shows that Alabama is overwhelm>
ingly for free silver. The silver
cause is dying Egypt, dying"-iu
a horn.-Alexandria Town Talk.
We beg to say to Bro. McCorm-
lex that that will suit us exactly.
We'd as lief see it die in a horn as
in any other receptacle. However
we'll be doggoned if we believe the
pesky thing is dying at all, as it APP
pears really to have more lives than
the traditional Thomas cat. Dur
ing three years we've killed it on an
average Of about once every three
weeks, and after each killing the
blamed old corpse just gets right up
and waltzes off as serenely as though
nothing had ever struck it. 1t is
evidently one of those accomodat.
ing corpses to whom it don't appear
to make a particle of difference
whether it is dead or alive, and just
Uses, like Gomez for instance, ont
of the tomb aud walks 10 and whales
the daylights out Of the jubilating
gold bugs before they have time to
known what hit'em. This killing
of the silver issue is becoming de-
cidedly monotomous, considering as
how it don't appear to know when
it is dead,-Baton Rouge Advocate
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
NOTICE.

Entering my pasture and stock
ranch on Cheniere an Tigre, without
my consent is forbidden. ANY per-
son trespassing on said premises will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. AURORE DEFRANCE,
Widow Louis Laporte.
Abbeville, January 4, 1895.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

If exjail bird O'Malley, carpet
Dagger Warmoth, and renegade Du-
son think they can overthrow the
will of the white men of this State
as expressed at the ballot boxes with
the manufactured testimony of mer-
cenary thugs, guttersnipes and plug
uglies from Texas and other States,
they will suddenly awake to the re-
alization of the mistake they have
made before they are many days
oIder.-Baton Rouge Truth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

The new legislature will meet in
Baton Rouge, Monday, May l1,sand
the session will undoubtedly prove
a most interesting one. A new suf-
frage amendment to the %constitu-
ton will be one of the first measures
proposed, and the defects in the
present election law remedied.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
NOTICE.
g. S. Land Office, }
New Orleans, La.

u. s. Land Office, }
New Orleans, La.
March II, 1896.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Thomas NJ. Hunt against Giles
r. Reeder, his heirs or legal representa-
tives for abandoning his Homestead En-
try No. 1867, dated November II, 1890,
upon the SCI of NW4 and WI of NW4,
Section 35, Township Ii, SIR. 8 West, in
Vermilion parish, La, with a view to the
cancellation of said entry. the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 3Oth day of April, 1886, at
70 o'clock m., to respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. CHARLES P. JOHNSON,
March q. 1896. Receiver,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court-Parish Of
Vermilion-No. 298.

Es
Succession of Don Louis Prejean.
By virtue of a commission to me d.
rected from the Hon. aforesaid court, 7
will proceed to sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder. for cash,
to pay debts, at the late residence Of
the diseased in this parish, on
Tuesday, June 9th, 1896,
the following described property be-
longing to said succession, to-wit:
One certain tract of land situated in
this parish on the west side of the bay
GU Vermilion containing Forty five 46-
100 acres more or less and to be taken
from the northern portion of the west
halt of the northeast quarter of section
twenty-one in tip II south of range 3
east and bounded north by school land
south by Francois Hebert, east by Be-
lizaire BFoussard and west by the heirs
of Joseph Guidry; one bed and bed
ding; n safe; one table and kitchen
utensils; n armolr; one dwelling
house; one corn crib: $50 pounds of
pieux fencing; 700 pounds of wire with
posts: n buggy; one old buggy; one
lot of implements; two horses; one
branding iron and many other articles
to numerous to mention.
TERMS:
Cash on day of sale tospay debts.
DELzINDE HUBERT.
May 2, 1896. Administrative
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

In flaming headlines the City
Item frantical!y calls "On to Baton
Rouge White Men" Rest easy
Domin;ck, you may possess your
crime-pied soul 10 peace. When
your gang strike Baton Rouge you
will find plenty of white men there
and they will be WHITE men mark
you well-white supremacy white
men!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

The Immortality Sarah Bern
hardt, the greatest living French
tragedienne, has been in New Or
leans during the past month with a
French Troupe. Crowded houses
greeted her at every performance.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

Now that Captain John N. Pharr
is defeated for governor, says the
Morgan City Independent Democrat
we can look forward to his nomina-
ton for congress this fall.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified
that I am applying for a pardon,
and tor full restoration to citizen.
ship. ADoLPHE RICHARD.
Abbeville, La, April 4, 1896.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

A colored physician of Waco,
Texas, has written a paper on "The
Surgical Uses of a Razor at Terp-
sichorean Difficulties"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

Gordy will be our next district
attorney. He was defeated by the
combine in Vermilion, but Lafayette
came out nobly for him.-Gazette.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09


The attempt being made by the
supporters Of Pharr and his follow
ers to claim that his election was
not due to the votes Of the negroes,
says the Baton Rouge Advocate, is
too palpable. In Assumption where
the negroes outnumber the whites
many times, Pharr poled a large ma.
GRITTY. The same is true Of Cald-
well, Catahoula, Claiborne, East
Baton Rouge, Grant. Iberia, Rich
land, St. Charles, St, Landry, St.
Mary, Terrebonne and West Car
roll. In addition to this every ne
gro in the white parishes Of the
State walked up and voted with the
populites and republicans for Pharr.
To New Orleans the League cor
tends that the Pharr vote Of that
city, amounting to more than 10000
votes, was cast principally by ne.
groes. With the exception of par
ishes like Concordia, Tensas, NGai-
son and a few others where the la>
Dor is controlled by democratic
planters, it may be safely asserted
that with the fewest exceptions
every negro in the State yoted for
Phsrr. The attempt to juggle with
the figures to make it appear thai
Pharr had any very extensive vote
outside the negroes, populites and
sugar teat republicans will not
stand the test of facts which are &C
cessible to every intelligent man in
the State.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
Saturday. May 9, 1896

The gall of Radical combine call
ing upon the white men:of Louisiana
to seat Pharr must make old Satsn
smilel
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
Idea r.! r. &c e !: s : e.

Protect your ideas; ehey may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN q co, Patent Attor
neyat Washington. D. g, for their 1850 prize oSes
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
R & CONDITIONS:

This being the second auction, the
foregoing described property will be
adjudicated to the highest and last bid
der for whatever the same will bring
at twelve months credit the purchasers
to give bond with good security for the
purchase money bearing interest at
the rate Of five per cent per annum
from the day of sale until paid, the
purchaser paying out of the amount Of
his bid the charges for advertising,
costs of suit and constable costs
amounting in the aggregate to about
Twenty-Five and 66-100 dollars.
Given under my official signature this
End day of May, 1896.
ANDREW MOSS,
Constable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
Constable Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Of Vermilion, Second Justices
Court-No. 342.
A. NJ. Bernard
Thomas Harrington.

IONA huntington.
By virtue of an execution against
Thomas Harrington | have levied on
the following property, which I shall
Expose for sale at public vendue as the
law directs on
Saturday, May 10th, 1896
at the End Justices office at Il O'clock
M, in said parish to-wit:
One Ok Cart.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
The result in St. Mary is natural-

The result in St. Mary is natural-
~ disappointing, but it was not al.
together unexpected. Four weeks
ago the Democrats had the fight in
that parish we'll in hand. But there
was a bitter parochial fight, and it
looks very much as though His Ex-
cellency had been knitted in the in~
terest of the local Democratic
candidates. Gov. Foster reaIized
that he would be beaten in ST. Mary
as soon as he reached St. Mary and
ascertained that the Pharr managers
had captured many of the negroes
who had always heretofore been ia.
vorable to His Excellency. The
planters just simply drove their
darkies to the polls and voted them
for Pharr. without even letting them
sea the tickets they were to vote.
It was said last night that the situa-
ton on election day was less fright
ful than 1874. The niggers there
as in other parishes have in their
manners become almost unbearable.
St. Mary has probably gone niger
by $500 ma;ority.-N. O. States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

E. .. ADDISON, Publisher.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-09

2, 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

demand in London which arises from shiP'i'e"''
to France for coinage purposes 49, g.
The decision by the four members ol III" I,5o,
preme Court. made to-day. deslgntunE 20
Jenkns's court that Of primary Juilsuic'iDi i .as
the Northern Pacific receivership hla,t'l' I -
the company In a more favorable po-i'i1" -, d. ~
CARDS its ultimate reorganizatinn. IL ihah''
possible for all the contendinS eieii.'i,S "a, a.
range a harmonious settlement 81 inc ,,',r ',,,
pending receiver ship controversy. IN" ''lliI.,I
won what it was fighting for when me o' 'sl'', ~
receivers appointed by Judge Jenkins WI. W..
forced TO give up ther positions. ana the pI'@S 80
decision in favor OF Judge Jenkins's court can
not be called a defeat for those who OPT 80
the original receivers. As a matter OF iacL ''le
decision was not 50 much a matter Of law as ,i ~
exepdiency. ana there is no doubt that IL W."
he the means of bringing about an amicaOle cru
ing OF the cOmpdTy's difficulties in way hv1-
oraDle and pleasing - al elements: LEE " ",
cison means that Judgr Jenkins Will nave IN,
power 10 appoint or remove receivers proNttu''
the Judges Of the other Circuit Courts IN WHO'S
Jurisdiction the road also lies concur III ms aP-
pOintnents removals There are now thi'c
receivers who are agreeable - the maJoT4'F ~,
terests. and doubtless all parties Will again pr,'
ton the Court t. appoint Mr. Gallaway as th1
fourth. What all clements want is unlli.h
recciyership, and they will probably st H. Inc
disposition Of the various interests in N"Fth'i"
Pacific is to come together. Tho prospects ar,
Frightening for its rcorgdniZaiion when WI
not be made on the lines suggested by MI tllll'
of the Great Northern who would like to make
the property a branch road Of the Great North-
Closing prices Of the chief active stocks. conf
pared with their last prices yesterday were as
4
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
OsING PRICES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. January &c
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday January Up. 1T.
Taking OF profits caused considerable irregu-
larity a, to-day's market lHt closing prices were
generally strong and in many stocks Wen above
last quotations yesterday. There was some gooh
buying on tine declines and the majority sehu-
ment in the Street continued bullsh. Sugar Re-
nning American Tobacco. St. Paul and Reading
were active and higher the advance In tHr last
named stock being due to the bright outlook for
a successful reorganZa ton. At this time an ad-
vance in Reading Is a most agreeable factor ior
Indicating as It does The reOrganizing o me prop
erty. It has favorable influence upon the other
anthracite shpres and forcsha1 a1ows complete
and favorable settlement Of the anthracite trade
troubles The Readings report for December
was an interesting statement. showing n surplus
of ss7 900 against defic; in the same month fist
year OF $lSS.5s4 and the Reading Coai ana iron
Company showed a deficit for the month OF $i'"-
420 or a decrease Of sllG0OS from the delclt OF De-
cember. 1894. All the anthracite shares were
strong Jersey Central gaining over per cent ana
Delaware Hudson and Susquehanna ana western
preferred over per cent. Other strohs Iea.uic 70
among the active shares were the GranserS' ton-
eolida led. Gas which gained 3l2 per cent; hanhai-
tan. Missouri Pacific Ontario and western ana
Wheeling and Lake Erie. Union Pacific on moi
crate dealings rose over per cent. the accept
once of the reorganization plan by the Kansas
pacific bondho!ders contributing 10 It's strength.
The foreign exchange market was again easier
nd present indications point TO lowe! rates anu
M gold exports this week, while the increase III
commercial offerings to-day encourages the M oc
Iicf that there will be a sufficient supply D. bills
,o satisfy current requirements Ter inc present
ono of ,he best authorities in the banking com,
,,urity said to-day that absolutely nothing hau
%ccn done toward forming a syndicate 10 pa lor
,he new Government bonds. and that II there "as
-, no any concerted nc ion In this quartz! J. "o'u
No, bo made until day or 20 before the tiihe ioi
npening the bids. There Is no truth IN tne 1",eI PEI
fir,rnt repor. that syndicate has been iorhicu;
rhnre was a slight renewal OF activity IN soiu
ny ne aoI lenders to-day among bullion brokers.
".i,a premlum of ~ per cent for buying anu ss
WI VIZ" oanf . for selling Considerable activity pre-
PEI, on,one some OF the banks In silver ccri!n-
Gates on account Of the large number nov men,
ca's9 cav roted before in this column some insttu-
anu 90 uiIling to part with them at discount.
C,trv banks continue to send In large amoua y,
.hts kind of money. and Ii is interesting ~
"a . ,hat me Treasury has been absorbing "a soi
n,.nv OF them in he last Jew wceks 49, ~ ,o'dov
ni''i,S aoiII, Washington statement Which to-utS
oy , an increase Of about slOooOgo sinTc , r%t
shon sh,,,, . December. In connection witn sNe, ~ ~
midIie "a .ostirr TO note that the exports OF .ne
Is aiso uresent are unusually heavy. due 70 'hs
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

In State issues there were sales Of 1000 Ten
nessee settlement IS at ~. 10000 AT S''a. anu
$1,000 Virginia Is deferred trust certificates AT D.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds develop'n
considerable lrreEuarity. but scored many snai
net advances. The chief activity was In the
Reading and Atchison issues Burlington con-
sol 49, Colorado Midland Is. Denver ana iSio
Grande As Louisville and Nashville unified 4s'
Missouri Kansas ana Texas. RIO Grand" West
ern. Texas Pacific ana Wabash issues me
chief advances were in Ann Arbor first ~, 10
60; chesapeake and ohio general +'gs. io =;
burlington consOl IS. L to ll6i2; Kansas ana
Texas fiIst As y to S3i3. Pittsburg ana Vest"
lrsts, 2. TO 76is; Reading first prci'rrn'f M
comes. | to 32s; the seconds. ia To l94 'l'
thirds u. t. 1872: Rio Grande Western iirs's
.. ~ 75a. ~. Louis Southwestern second IN
comes. | to % Union Pacific. Denver ana Gun
CENTS l. TO Az Ncw-York Central first
registered declined 3i2 from the last "al" 10 w
and Northern Ohio hrsts were down J. /" lo-'
oregon Short Line and Utah N"rthrfn
ceipts a 20 57i. Richmond and Danvilir DE-
hontlre - TO 9g Wabash first "s. = ip l'f'
Kansas Pacific Gs Of lSs5 y 60 lo3';. M'rhitah
Central consol IS. TO III. ana '"rdase h'''
receipts. II. To- 3Oi4
The I-nitel States Treasury received to-day
sis-.Oll National bank notes for redemption.
Customs receipts reported to-day from " ASH
ington We're s355.3l5. the internal revenue
ceipts s22S Ol5. and the miscellaneous I"c'.i'a
$50 e65 Total Government receipts for the Gay
sCSs59g: expenditures. $4,000, excess ~ rN-
p.nditures Sis 4OG Receipts Tor month 10 d"''.
',tl F''sf''f'
exnrnditures over receipts Si.2i9s6S. Re e'elpiS
for fiscal year t. date. sle2s25lsG: expenditure
s2iS 539 100: excess Of expenditures over f''''''
$e0Gli5I ,,
To-days Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results for TWO days "b'' On
pared with the last previous statement 9"""A
The following balances.
Ian - Jan - Ching.s
Net gold on hand $50 coo s4''''''' '''' S'' '''
Net iefi ''"''' 10, 4,s 4og lcoe12.sj DE. 211tos
-. NM nm, m r., ~ s75 s3i II te's 227 ~ '''i
Actual IN ne
over outstanding .- 49,. ,,. g., stos -,
,i,. g., ,,,k /, az G1s u ss97i7 3i' .'|
,.n,,,e cash sls5 s.,S a2, sisal7441 D~c. $224 800
DsaqS, n MINOR "A 7a7oe,3 G7o7. ~ Dec. ca i5s
..,a, c.sh bai x17s Os $50 sl7S ,G6 Inc Sfi''2
Tho Suh Treasury had a dcb!t balance at IN"
clearing Uouse Of s621.524. Its net loss on baI-
ance was $40 s69 mAe mp by loss IN g.rirn.s ~
of s693 9l9 and gaiIFin coin r Sl'2 4o l'-'ly
opcrations Include" Receipts S244'oo' pay lnehoS
81 900 $50. resulting in general balance oi sioc'
55l 5s7 consisting OF s97.2Sa,6li coin ana Soo'-
Dcl on c1rrenyy
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
srOCKS CONTINUE STRONG
roPEIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
.rp1-GGI.E IN READING AND OTHER
ANTHRACITE SHARES BONDS
AND MONEY.

-s At THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY -.
eA-- 1Nns IL nONnS ANn nANN sTOCkS.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

5000 NJ X * East ls;. sos.
$3.50 Mo pac 81 .....ll2
400 NJ x Essex lst. lar
..rn VI X O q " IS. G6
luOO y & & - l. Con.lolis
iOsp y Y e LIST Reg lis
J,,rI y / l. l. * w
Now - Con
RCts Sipi ... -
1000 y OhiO ~ ...lu-
lND y Fac Con rs. ... 3iis
5pp Do ............. -
1900 DO ............. h'''s
lup do isf 'ou ....llii.
1000 ohio South lst.. SO
POO ore Imp lst..... 81
Ispr or, : l. 1s Ects.lOi7.
lpr q = l. < L y
Con Ects ...... Jii.
1900 Foo & East ist.. ~
...... l.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
BONDS-THE FEDERAL. TREASURY.

BONDS-THE FEDERAL. TREASURY.
Sales Of Government bonds consisted OF $5JVo
registered A. Of 1907. at Joss. $1,000 coupon Is
OF 1870, at 09iz $4,000 coupon Is of 1875 al ll3'4
and $1,000 registered IS of .907 at lOSi,. Prices
were unchanged except In the registered IS %.
.92j. which closed IS down for bid price. flnal
quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
financial Glcltlons.

YORK. January 10Th. 1896.
rINIE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders OF
4 THE AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM AND EX-
TiNGI'ISHER COMPANY usmited Will be held at the
office Of tho Company No 4l3 broadway. New-iork on
Ty.rdav February 4th 1896 al y o'clock noon Tor the
etion q and three inspectors OF cleo
fo the ensuing year and the transaction Of such
oer hIsness may properly come before said meeting
poll. viii he open rom IL O'Clock. Transfer books
will be coeed Saturday February lst and reopered on
"' T.. o. RICHARDS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call was 3isG4 per cent. There was
llttle doing In time M Jney. rates for All perpiS
remaining unchanged at per cent Yesterday
some money was offered at oia per cent 70 Iu'
until August There VAS rather easier ten
dercv i'm the commercial oaprr market, but
there was little or no demand. High grade paper
ruled az 6M7 per cent for all dates.
Foreign exchange WAS easy and a TIME lower
owing 10 very nigh demand, and n better
supplv of bills 40 gold was taken for export
Closing prices for actual business follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago January ?s 1koG.
Yesterday To-day Yesterday r,-lay.
An Strawboard.. aga. 40 Lake s. Elev 49,. ~ ;m.
& c e. u Co Gr. G'is { Brew Co. y Is
Br & Malt Co.. II II do pref ..-..... ~ 80
do pref ....... we @Z's i'SVuN p 'V7. 81
mic CIV Rv. 2s. y chic 81 Il
Chic = q i CO.. 20 ~ rights on q, 80,
do nref - ~ 45i- chic st X X. .-Il ~
I. 70 : y r Co ~, .. SITS " ; G Line. - -
Cr,Ic Gas Co . G5t Gji. chic 81 X K...loih lut--
u Match Co H. 1929. 1913, West Stone Co... "a Ca
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

Adams Express.
American Coal.
Amer Cotton OIL
Go pf q . c..
Amer Express.
Am Tel g. c 90
Am Tobacco Co.
do pref. ......
Brunswick Go.
Chic Gas Co.
Com Cable Co.
Col G < ! u Co.
Col Fuel u ! Co
90 pref.
Col & II c q /.
Conscl Gas Co..
Con Coal OF Nd.
Dist X O. r Co.
"a Fl III ~ ".
Erie Te' e. T 90
Gen Electric 60
Home Min Co.
Illinois Steel Co
Lac Gas fSt IL.
40 pref.
Man Beach Co.
No Coal Co pf.
Ninn Iron c.. d
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Jan. 2s =. m.-conscis lo' ~ f1r pom
mn, ard he account Canadian arihc jcs Eric. lt's
do cond clnsols ~ 2: Illinois C.ntiaI W. MrN',tn o
dirary Is 81 Paul common. 49,. New iork 'ential
lOOi, Pennqyvania 5fi4 Reading cHs Mexican 'ei.ttAl
n. Dor con, blnds Css, Louisville and Nashville i't
Atchison corlrlon. 15'.. ,., ,-. ,. 49,,
4:30 D. rThc amount II bullion "i.nIr% Iroin t%' %
Bank ~ England on balance today j. t"uV' i'ty. t'r
- cent Tho rat. II discount IN the market Tor
bofh short and thTcc bills j. ~ BIO per cent
T. rs aIvces quote r rencs N l2 francs =
ccnnes for the ard exchange on Ionion NJ -
francs - centimcs frr checks. 80.
pnnings Tor ight and 20 ISL. pfennngs or a0ay
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
rices for actual business follow:


The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
AT the places named: N"W-Orleans, conin"r'laI
40 bank 81 - premium; san Francisco sieht par,
telegraph par: Boston. l5n2o discount; Charles
ton buying par selling isc premium: Savannah
buying Lie per cent off, selling par, Chicago. ooa
So premium. -
Bank cearngs In this city: Exchanges. SPA
26G: balances Sc 330 072 BOstOa-Exc chunges. Sl'.-
$50 SC2: balances 81 .222.0s9 Chicago
Sf3 $50 1913. balances. $3.50 2Gl.
The price OF commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket was 672sc per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at a35-c. In London bar silver advanced
u TO 30 l3-lGd. Silver 10 The amount of 59oOoo
ounces will be shipped to Europe tomorrow.
Money on call IN london was i.Nl2 per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market was "a
15-16 per cent 70" snort and three months bills
British consols were l07 1916 for money and for
the account. French rentes were l02 francs 2-'s
centimes. Paris exchange on London. - francs
23 ccntimes. American stocks IN London were
unsteady Further details Of foreign markets are
given in the usual cable report printed in another
column.
The ~. Paul Gas Light Company has declared
a dividend OF ~ per cent on its capital stock,
payable February l.
The Lincoln National Bank has declared a
quarterly dividend OF u. per cent. payable
February l.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
PACIFIC BANK. 40 BROADWAY.

PACIFIC BANK. 40 BROADWAY.
NETWORK. JANUARY II. 1S96-The Board
" = Directors have this day declared quarterly div
decd per payable and after Feby next
The transfer books viii be closed 70 Feby !, 1899
:. &. MERWIN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
New York January o. ls9G
nINIDEND. The Board Of Directors has this
day declared a quarterly dividend Of IN per cent.
tn capi'U stock of his bank payable February J.
Transfer books WI. remain closed until That date.
". T. CORNELL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
JNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COrPANY

SIX PR Ce:t. collateral Notes
* WALL 81. NEN YORK, January -, 1896
&, TX MONTHS INTEREST on tine above
- net.s t1 February b. ls.G VII be paid and after
that date ion prcsoui1fon x the notes at Our ofce
a. above. ttc office oi Jacob .. Rogers. Esq,
j. =. MORGAN & CO.. Trustees