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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

The following actsgzz sere commenced
e *na superior eoa<t YESTERDAY.
Joseph HoeslscA ~ E-iza Becker an
Esaers II Bsr E%r-pra-TssSxa ncs- a-3
mortgage. $50. interest &zs CO.'S
" r S2E .ersou - A. =. SQaws1srg-
Act1oz o. aseoesat - services Tslsere1 a
tsookk@eper. Sis. E-tsr@St a-s eoSsS-
k@Sr@ Five Cents Savings bark TX 10
ses0a = 11Ta1er zE1 May alsHs@T--Esfs
sssory Tote ar4 mortgage s--53s-SA later
e. ard costs
& T. KHAN vS. r. A. CaLSao.zz - a.
--x-oEn-ssorv noe. Sssst !1teres- ard .sses-s-
Bernard Feathers.o-@ -. -. M9.ss1 -
a. -f>-oTrEssory ucts. s. ~ -.
A-.asss Bovzs0r rs. rta77iE r s1aw
- zz.--Prorsl<so-y Eso-s ar3 nor gags. *ss*.
Il -eres- aid r1s-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
FOUR GREAT PANICS.


Meeting - E~rHS7se2ns NJ se~~sssss-
Ar1fs~w sssvnecrnt 8ho W vi sefe
sys weEanfey Rather Thsn Iodorse
she shi~3xs rtafssrm -1anfoa Vet
s@xa. aEsne.s -1ssd fer Their ord
Tarr26e-Ffrss Ward Espgh5se2ns
orxansxe-sss@a Speaking AZ HzseE4G
Hall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Half Pfua~. All Ostrich.

Esz~s4.n@ ~ fs- - a-s sse aaso h@aa-
~ gzA@ ~ fAas-y se&sn@~s - 81 sh@ raj
.ng x44aez frezn ate %. J = Graeh~n.
rs S@~onz zws~s-e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

TIE rain falls ALIKE aeoa ta@ f4xt ara
the unjust. b2st tzs wsaa ~ho wezrs ore
q CteastYs yaaek1gfasa Goats i rain
r~aos s@con4 aeenue ard Jxnaes st~pss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

- ss~~.,.xs said Ter Their ora
Towr21e-Ffrss v4rn Espghgss2ns
s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

~ 80 Republican rally 81 E--zngq Is.
srass.-s - prE7ss7zt sreaSa- KS Il p
sT2T- . f74s earv- - .oea tase TeSspzlfsra-
1-A ~ 80 zor-s ard r-es4zsesx zogEs
zTs0EasE sEgsrH~s - eiez- and .2-wz-s-.zr
'1a1-sE Izsae wzx furnished ~ ~
1z&--7@2 1@zsA S7e<t s-asecsss ware -a54
- S1e-s- Ez- a. Tarsa~ = 4 gze-s,-
e4n4asats fs- -cszzty eaH-x- J Il r4sv-rs~
c@ns3.ste for sszses-as-esz@anE & s@1zs- =
s.r@csasn. AZ a--e-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

EzEs re8Ns-s sasuan< az1E ehs eEaezss7 -
Es-y-sz AID ~ asapssaz &C sAe free cszz<s
q sasTe- E7-sI1 r~@rE xas s9ssrtrw- ~ -
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~7z-s1 ~ eHee r@vsys, za,z saa@ eezz.-y
-. - n-rssasrsrsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04


Sattis ladr wao has -ecezslv tea-s
soio8ragrg sn the East, tas tad ehe god
fortune - u-ake pi.grsrazge . cz1toa
Tsth he many thousands OF o.herS 7-n0
have been moving towards fha- Ma
during the last few weeks sAe wrItes
rom Canton. giving an fnierest.zv de-
s~rap'4oa & re Tip. saying. 2IoaS osaer
things:
WI great expee IA lions to8red =
tsrty OK fos4r aid tc1t s srocia. train -
t2As rstS Bands were pley-rg. peopss
r2FrasaLg aad a. agsow with enthusiasm.
cur yg1CeS zarh tha atheYS Orr s~ss1
VAS also carving seveE<3 hundred sonrg
s9sa - 20 ~. ta-s fail cEss ,aesr FIRST vote
Tor AlT. Mckinney. aU4 their ar3cr krcw
10 no41.s Zach gsrsoa vas aansss-s !
sFs-+g - Eo.1ec-od. s5gIl1 caat e ear sset-
2cE metal. $50 = H.. waica ne e. a
- tsgfa are E.S9Ys - arg1G 60 carry
7 els e9g.p2e1. Ne weTs Tcs6E . }o.- tse
ee-eZat9o1 from g}eTela-sd. hes - bw
AA~ or McA.sso- ard coss81-lssa@ e asany
E1lt3efa-i-3es a1& Tepreseattng 4.vsrS
trades ard industries. Al a.onx re Inc
Ire Creates ezciien5egz. Trevag.e3 ard
r.a.y pe2rs@ to-e1 IS r cries for Nc
n-Asset We 7zarcs4s-i s-ors tbs streets.
an1 4EESr passing under rvt1rn - ara.
eaxe1 Etgy- and encouraged by re eraHsS
81 spectators ~ foazS ourselves GposG
ne Tro1E--s 81 cvsr rex. cr@S4zeR-
Iae a9us=. as yo1 Snsoz. ~ fsu-sre-er-
i-o-47 ard bone .ke. a13 4 IS rue ira.
ta@ once 1~@a8s4fs3 lam las loss eTe~r
fest-ge q sreen 10. blade o grass.
nor a fewer nor = s1Taa reFr1a ~ and
TIen sore one re-uz~ ae6 Ee5sgt ms "a n
fa5sSvsz O. The crow Mr. EnKsz.ey ss8s-
e : 70 mater rcthsag = too e9a8s FIR
t5e E@9pe re mans e. arr ya2 s4l
Sc that - 4oes wnen -so3 SEE MN "a
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AftsT hearing ssts era species Ee @er~
z. AS a1dres~..s - IA. Ai-kz nl@y. He
IF a EraksA noble MAJ. Eo1 zre a. one.
Impressed wt-s bis s31e pe-Sona4sts-. arrr-
nEss &-& tHe a@rsex Jse.ssre tsavu * from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

~ 5-e @s@s2ry 9a2y. - See9u1
svez-e. A4gs geld @sxr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Great szzzse-z7es- Eas sstzea1e3 4. -
EeEsasey izsEzEsst~gs1 -z~as@e 81 Sew WA
m8n7 FrS&ay- fz2sT reported 81 trsa Pss=-
Tn-ez. ge@ee- IL y-ss-ersAaT. arsG res 2 fey
F.z9@ as1esTzz res-215s7zs1y z~@S4z.e4 EsA4e .gxe
SszrSzs~G &-0nz ss@ 1z@s8 e.-2r.ewes -
E-g county ~zz 1x CREW ss&zmEngsT ..sr
tacnes- -1S-ey ~ rzzt . y tza--sszn cesersv
X u p~ossza4e thzS Es@<p-e The rsos4 q -
carzy Lxm S@at-ss wz3 Se ~ zraaa oF t-e
1z~xes. 712strSzE rszszss@ ever g4vea r. Ia
Scrfsa ws@t
"a N1z-c0rz Eo-S1s - -saSsa e Re- 71st-
Fn1e1stgenee- acre n@z~8 Or swe~w harea
seezsx@ 81 re exte-4es ae~s rzparx ara
esss.orsz. upez ere rs-aSe g F-112x L.ase
swensag tse chairman - -. ey1nry e9zn-
zssE.tes t5e sssse cezz-aGt sessEZ.za z11 tns
5gssbssnx - ne II kAaasg CSGe 1e-ns4 z
ssadsns tae fesiss - fezeg-an
VA -eozn. tsct3he-s
Pos i sAI.4@enre-. Ssst-s=.
T-sas Req oa.a-2rS - = eHz-ro-s county
sx-en5 thsr z1o@. eorsszI tanks - rhs
Foss-I -G1sgsnee~ fer 10 eo~a pete zn4
aer4sat@ -eg.9g. t3zzy 81 reSIeFsay@s g-s4t
G. za9as.-2Eaor-
= II FA2EExAg
Chairman C8-nty Co-z-at-.e.
HUGE ELD2IDssE.
state C-urzn. unAa.
PARKER ELLIS
Prea-@eas 3scKl s4aey Quo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

THE Republican Ga4b CO lie Es-E- wa-5
rsz called . er1er A4st ni~et p-omVt4y a.
: o'eiees wata MAJOR " : aar1aa IS ina
s1atT- SeTsr ae1gss II tae IAs1ory u tzs
Flrst aas esea Al aa9temee gres.gs
Speaker. TIE os1es. tlassrs sly = x4s
phenomenal
After rs4dEa~ o. iSs aslaf2.es Of IT. prs
c@slEg rs@ef ing ~ Secretary wess. ne
rer-ns-eest organization a-as =f1s1xs4 l. -
a. feiAo@se P-ess4@1r - Z Harlaz. .#e@
president. l. b S-1rzck. see~eaz-y. n Z
West. treasurer. = lIslA-z Il SeEnAa- The
executive committee G7ors.sis q tz9 srezi-
cert. secretary All trRaS8reT. sx-offseso.
art &essEz. patrex Barns. Tan T.
Burke, Is-s@. L@wAr. 81. G. Iaraargsr.
5s1ge J. Z R'se 4oTgn. 7. Il B2ne azz T.
". DasaIev.
TIE business OF TIE elab hsesag finished.
DR.. Jonn Gonna. Of Tacoma c4m8i1z.e FOR
presidential saecf0- On ths Republican
ticket. Eas requested g z16-ess xlae rsae.-
ing. HIS a1dress zas 4 surpvlse. lie SPOKE
eco 1eEatly ard f-~l.Esgay. aa1 being o. TIE
eol9-e5 race. paid : gloE41- tribute 20 s3e
Republican party. TIE party w-ssa mad
rescued himself a14 feI10w eoantryrneI
from slavery and a shame xcFse s1a7
esat1- he closed nts tea-EnE1ute speech
aka an APPEAL - has -@ce - ss2E4 ~
odd Sl3ry" al the party tts2t aa1 saT@3
The Ins3a
Hon John r Haupar1es zax ifea intro
waica rs name vas Ereetez woga ~ a
compliment 10 any T&1. Mr. E9ug1r5@s
spoke fo- over tso hours On the questions
Or protection and sounI money He r1a4e
z mastery argument. ore before whfra
free tr41s an1 Eat money weut 5ga-n wsfA-
out 4 struggle III had mas audience wIlRa
him from ire u0zn%ag he commenced
speaking until the Issz word TIE cheers
which came spontaneously determined the
favor l. which ire people he'd hin
F2.ig- ~ persons were present. AMI many
had 20 stand -U-t%r u ladies' we-e IN
attendance a-1 showed . great interest.
Al 174 Close INA. stirring OIL song
AarcaIng Through Georgia" was surg
all xne1 the secretary called on every
o1A ~so belonged in TIE wsrs % syn ~
roll over SKY new names ws-e a23e5
Taree cheers we're given for william NJ
ktnl@y and John Z HurphrteS az1 after
. three and a half hours session tag club
adjourned 20 z7eet a the call o. RE chair.
TIE hanks % the club are extended -
ne Sles club. waich furnished the excel
lent mss D@r notice wlI be given o. ne
next meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
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New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

Monday. October 19-p. m.


Stock trading was excessively dull although
prices exhibited an advancing tendency. ana 'he
attention Of the Street more taken up with
anoth.r remarkable advance in the wheat mar
ket than with the course OF security movements
The wheat market here. in Chicago. ana Sah
Francisco was strong and excited. the continu-
anca or th- export demand for the cereal and
additional reports Of the urgent need Tor II IN
g,urone ON account OF the shrinking shortage
in wheai.growng countries other than TINS,
proyiug IN. stimulating influences which led To
heavy speculatiye purchases. Grain receipts at
Chicago last week were T.. 13l 600 bushels
against -..f.1 (nlJ bushels in the preceding week.
GGIi.1 30 bushels in the same week yeai ago
and 26lJ 800 bushels IN the corresponding time
in 1894 The amount of wheat and -four now IN
transit 20 Europe. including The visible supply III
;h. United States and Canada. equals 'o-oo"""
bushels against Slj,i 100 bushels In the pre-
cedinR weeh ana 1l.Il9Orb bushels III the same
week last year. In the early trading on the
Produce Exchange. Dec snb-r wheat az |ahcro
over 4l.c. and closed at S4"sc., an advance OF
2a.c. over Saturdays last price CASH whed'
sold a; .ajc In Chicago the December option
closed al I, 1.c.. against 15,sc. Saturday. wheat
expor;s from the Inii-1 States to Europe ihsi
week were 4 lJGSl7 bushels. The advance In
wheat to-day makes a gain or sc. Tor ca
wheat from the lowest price OF the year-in
June-and IN the time the commercial
price Of silver has declined nearly - cents.
Strength in the stock market was Influenced
bv the advance In wheat and by another drop
in sterling exchange; but neither u these fac
tors brOugh: any life or outside buying In the
marke:. There were no gold engagements In
London for export TO this country. Some are
expected during the week. however. and IL is
interesting note that the open market price
Of gold bullion In London declined to as. ll1sd,
Net gains in the principal stocks extended from
>, to :. per cent. American Sugar Refining fur
nishng an exception at al advance OF ~. per
cent on buying credited to inside sources. Amer
ican Tobacco strong at ~ per cent ad-
vance. In the railway list the Granger shares
were up 1i+M2 per cent. Louisville and Nash
Vile was strong on a favorable statement FOR
the second week in October and elsewhere
among railway stocks quotations were eener-
ally higher. The only marked activity was In
American Tobacco. Sugar Refining, Burr.g on
81 Paul Manhattan and Reading. which fur
nished los O1O shares Of "a total in all stocks
OF i53O O4S shares
Closing prices for a NUMBER OF active stocks
COMPARED with the final figures OF Saturday
were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
e. zssT y :; g. %.5; q; .sss .ss 81 81
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AND pITrsBuRG.
e. S$$i' {; 3: r. II Il
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
y" Ssfi; 9 &, sssss ,::::
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Ss%$7' %5' , ;i ,g$; e; ;5$
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
T." Ss%i y j., f sss g: s
DENVER AND mo GRANpE
S$%$i, :; rs & %' .s @ 50 Z:
KANSAS CRY. rITTsnrRG AND GvI.r.
Ss%5' Z 2 e. Is s$ a:$, q: I s i:
KANSAS cry AND srBrruAN BELT
=" 1sa'i' 81 .. SO. q s $50 z; .'s :. a.
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Ts@si' Z 2. +. ";i s: 20 s.
LOUISVILLE AND NA>HvILLE.
s,;"a1 &s%Sr' ra.l s' "a.; II o' ..l:s;e s5; @
Jan. io oct i4..... iiNGiNN l'"N.l'' '"""ll'
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE ANr -. Lofts.
80 M, va-r If, o., ss,.;1 g., tG s2p l.,
jan j t. DE-. II .... iii.i3i Ii;oo,G iistsn
MENIOAN cI.NrRt,.
f3$i' S3s 3. 3 :: <, .i a!i G 4; ls, 4.s
MEXiCAN NATIONAL
En- g., e.. .s::i % & ss.5.; .s:; ~, ~ . \,
MINNENroi.rs ,Nn sT. LOUIS.
Num.r ,,, o, H.i'' 4. ,ss. 80 g.. a,s -, sell;
is,''i isa " ~'S o., ' - - ~ 1.;5Ss iss.aa
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NeoT se:DaT rst OF '9,'~ +, o. ,.,:"o ,s, s %S u.s.
Jan I 70 90, - .. t4.r7s y o3 -.n IT, ''si 90.
crNTRAb BRANCH.
5, N, ss,s o. IN 9 g., 3d. %; 49, 49,. S% -%.
MIssorRr KANSAS ASp TENAs.
E@%SfF Sum; r., @, "s' IN o. .,l 50 ,saS, ,,;i,
PEORIA. DECATUR ANp EVANSVILLE.
S.' 2; a e., a.. i; 50 ,5si.. y ~: q
pITr,B no AND WESTERN
is,o"f s s'c o. {" 9' 81 g. 's!5 ss5
rITr-HrEG. sHrNANGo ANp LAKE ERIE
Jan. ! oct. li...... Aa3.1'' ~ ~. ""'"'
RIO GRhNDE sOvTHERN
i.soa$ I.,' s" n?ls. 3. > 8. 8.
sr 1OrIs sorTIrwESTErN.
uiub. ~ ~ l.-t
Second $i12'"f Sl-'.'.p W. '''
Ian. ! 90 oct. 1i...... 5,f"l,si' "''St'' ''"'N"-
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
Number mli.~ Liza iir' ~
week IN oct SGip.gts Sltl.Hp 'lln ~
Ian l Oct. Is 4"nIh i.siOl'' &ml ~
WABASH
,.,,.nh.r y, miles iuss 1895 g3,
..', - g., a.,
L. ., &c, "a g23 ~ s7.e ~ go, -
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
. x.,,,,o, q, ,nucs pl5 ON NJ
go, ,o.L tn n, tai id1
Ian 10 il...... "@~l' "'"'"'l
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
Month ~ August -
Number miles.
Gross earnings. tSlS IlS tlNi ~ Ms ~
Operating cXpensss..-. nan" .4"' ~" y"
~, Earnings Sis tiG4 Sii5. A
c,n.a Ss. sornngs g ns S. 1872 es s2277co. s22,sss
| Operaiing expenses l.23,oJo l2S.sD3 is'h iJ
No, ,.rn,op. mos. sssl 77s Sis,s ooI sgts. W
f,,a,e.s -. y7J <Gi. .3GS 49, SO
e,u ka,ns $3.50 so ttsa "a
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ENEM;'V FROM vtNAUIpt

STOCK or THE 'iTY
OF NEW YORk FOR THE COS
STRrrrION AND QIirMFNT of
THE WEST WING DF THE AMER
az MUSEUM oF NtTl BAL lllS-
TOBY Principal pa, ahi- November lst
i9l5 Interest pay abb. NAY T.. ard No
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

Tn state issues there were sales Of 81 900 Vir
gIna funded debt 2-3s OF 1891 at oI12. and $l'oOo
Tennessee Settlement 3s at 'S
Railway bonds were inactive. with small net
gains in the jority OF issues at the close the
Atchison and Reading issues exhibited little
life but elsewhere trading wa@ insignincant Tne
Atchison issues Erie General lien :-4s Oregon
short Line 6s receipts. and Reading first prefer
ence incomes and genera! ~ were the cniel
strong features at net gains OF @@la per cent
Money on call was Gas per cent. with excep-
tions at 10 per cent. Time money for thirty to
sixty days was IUM12 per cent. and u per cent
nominal for longer periods. There was prac'
tically nothing doing IN connercla' paper; rates &
remaining unchanged al 'Wo Pei ceH. ior all
periods. .,-L.
sterling closing ct 4.S3A 94SI1" There was
Bills. Posted rates for sterling $4 S2mS4 S2la
and 81 65 for long and short bills respectively.
Rates for actual business closed as follows sss,
s,n.. &: 50 sss.s:ss I'll :sssS.sss: :sS.s:SS:s1::
s,;;;s.,. ss,ss.maiA. g.. 'sssSS Sa'is
Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
,.msd. -Oreans-Commer x2Q$1 20
discount: bank. par. Charleston-Buying: y dis
count; selling. par Savannah-Buying. I.i6 per
cent OFF, selling par. san aoc H,.coun, BOSTON
loo discount to &c. premium
Bank clearings In this city were; Exchanges
ss23746o9; bslansxss;s ne Ss,snces si'17i sse
baltimore - 104 :;s, Goa da1 balances,
S4O5 C35 observation-disclosures si<'o"o'"~'' oa'-
ances. 81. .431, 75s. .,.. t. ,.,s
market was GA Mexican dollars were quoted
81 n0is052. In London bar silver declined I,so
a. "a 1-16 Twenty-four silver bullion certin-
Gates sold ON the st1ek oGo Gemn"ss n,,ncss
Money on call in London was lA@lh per cen..
,n6 the rate of discount In the open unarket wAs
2ToS Der cent for short and long oiiis or'sn
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ExEMPT FROM TAXATION !


ONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
pl' NFW YORK. FOE THE RF
DENTON or HlND~ AID STOck
VI tTt RfNs ~ TnE YEAR iSf.
principal ratAhI. N,v.mbrf Isl 1872.
Interest payable MAY l.. ana %"Ncm
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
INEMi.T TWoM T,N.TIoy h

|AiF AhH tfifs fffNsifHr "H Wv ''t
STOCK or THE CITY
or NEW YORK rpH REPANlNG
ROADS. SHEETS AND AVENUES
~ TWENTY THIRD AND TWENTY
vol RIM WARpS prin' lpsl PAYABLE
November lsf 1914 Interest PAYABLE
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ExEurT FROM T,\,T,ON 3

'he CIV ami Comfy - Nrv York
'NsOLWATED STOCK OF TIE CITY
pl' NEW YORK EOK THE IN
PRON ENENr or ~ Bf.lC PARKS.
PAKKWAYs. ANp DRIVES ~ ThE
CITY OF SEN YORK. Principal pa'
rti~ November III 1fls Interest pas
L. ~ nt..I LIZ. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

BoNDs-THE MONEY MARKET.
Tn Government bonds there were sales OF $4,000
coupon As of 1907 at 10S. So 900 at 1913. $4,000
coupon 4s Of 1929 at 116A and 81 900 registered
Js at 1lOas. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
rRoM TAXATION

10 IIfV ant 'UurtV n wv 1IN-
,NSOLlpATED sTOCk or TIE CITY
or NIW NOEk. KNOWN A. DOCK
BONDS DO Principal PAYABLE November
isf 1877 Interest payable MAY lat and
NlLenh-r lsI.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ExEMPT FROM T,NaTION

fIr NV anI 'Orf'' ~ NV U'A-
STOCK OF THE CITY
oF NEW-iOEk. FOR TIE con
STEI'."rION OF THE NEW EAST
RIVER BRIDGE Principal payable
Suscmirr ist. ipis. lntefest pa'ahi.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

Actual S3G isl SCI. .i0 02I Inc. 81 ds442
The issue Of standard silver collars from the
mInts and Treasury Offices for the week ended
October IL was xS9i Jti3: and for the corre-
spending period last year was S1.2S2.iSJ. The
shipment OF fractional silver coin from October
| to IL aggregated xSti9.Si4.
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington wera S:,ir, 1O: internal revenue receipts
x64S.:11. and the miscellaneous receipts SSI.;.-
$50 Total Government receipts for the day,
81 SS4S $40: expenditures S1.3l1 .OOO excess of re-
ceipts $j43.S10. Receipts FOR the month to date.
S1J912 199: expenditures. S222.2I9.GD: excess Of
expenditures S6.1O6. 500. Receipts for the fiscal
year to date S9J HID: expenditures. S126.
61S. go: excess OF expenditures. 81 ..W!cO re-
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption to-
day S265.91J.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
financial.

financial.
~~>~~oo~~~>~>>~~o>o>o>o o~n~~o~s>~~>>>>NN~~>
New England Loan and Trust Company,
"a NASSAU STREET NEwYORK.
Capital and profits .. $685. 900
d. O. ESHBAUGH. President.
W. w. WITMER, Vce-President.
w f. BARTLETT Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY d. LYMAN. r. B; FERRIS;
r X NIPPLE HENRY WHELEN,
II. J. PIERCE G. w. MARQcARDl.
JOHN WYMAN. f.. ID. SAMSON.
d O. ESHBAUGH w w. WITMER.
W F. BARTLETT
This Company offers its o,rn sir per ce"'' De-
bcn.mrc Bonds. coiinferaiiv secMved by cdrrJ"Hy
selected first morfgaDcs Deposited wifh The Fdrm-
.rs' Lonn and Trust Company as Trustee. Inc
E0uds are issued in denominations of 5000 ana
mp,rnrd
No securities have made better record during the try
ing times of the last years than the Debentures o
this Company We shall pleasure In sending 10 any
one who may for little book giving fui his'ors
OF the company an Of It's methods and INST OIL
large number and Trust Companies saw
nes Banks Universities, Colleges Trustees Guardians
and Private Individuals have invested win the No''-
pany for years No Investor has ever lost "o'a' o'
principal or interest in the companys securities
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

consols closed at 1913 for money and l,e for
the account. French rentes closed al w! francs
:,J centmes. Paris exchange on LONDON. =.
francs 21G22 centimes. Discount rate IN faris,
per cent. Discount rate in Berlin, 4is per
cent The Imperial Bank Of Germanys spec'e
holdings increased last week 1JV9loo" marks.
Foreign COLO arrivals to date. with amount OF
shpboard and engaged. S';oG:;4 4@!' lonaoh
open market price for gold bars, lower az ''s:
1113d. Amount OF bullion gone into the bahk o
England to-day 5000 Business in gold Vas
fairly active. with rates at LNss per cent 10y
spot. 4 per cent for gold 10 arrive. and li2 per
cent for calls
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
erng actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement, gives the ioi-
lowing balances:
oct. II. Oct. Il? 'hanges;-
Net gold handSl22. .39.GIj $l22. 200 32s Dec s''''
Net legal tenders .oc oe.
hand Ht. I3O.J4I HG|. lb1 .'ec ifIs',o,
Net silver hd. l33s5SSI i4,2cf, Az. INC '-i'o-"
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
oustand- 49,.
ing certificates ssO 02G O7s S230 IOl ss2t.lsj
Deposits in bank. iG511 49, AS. JAG Dec 1913,
Available cash S2i7 5,c;j5s Sag SEQ s3i33e,
Deduct minor la ,o,. 90.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
COCKS STRONG AND HIGHER
INN ADVANCE IN WHEAT.
,,xc EXCHANGE WEAK - BONDS
AND MONEY.

cs Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER 10.
,xcs IN RONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
:xEWI'T FROM TAXATION b

STOCK or THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. TDk EEPANlNG
STREETS AND ANENl ~. Prlncip9l
paysbi" .No'embe- Is. 1917. Interest
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
Dirioru0 Notices.

HENRY Il. WoRTiINGToN.
New York. Oct. 19th 1896.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS vi this Tom
panv have this day declared semi annual dNlnen"
half the preferred STOCK Ok ta'
Company ~ the earnings of the past SIX m"nths
pavable November 1T prox IN" transfer
books viii from october 2ith 10 November II
Tlll,O r. MILLER, Sec'y n Treas.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ExEMpT FROM T,N,TION

fhe 'lfy anI county y Nrf lnfa
pNSoiIDATi.b Sro'k oF THE CITY
pF NFN YORK FOR THE PAY
NfST or STATE TANfS FOR THE
? PrORr or THE ~ ANE. Primo.
raj 'thie Not~mD.r l.i 1914 Inter.
L--.. u. L. .- - .-L--- LII ~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
Financial Glctlions.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
80. u BROADWAY, NEW Npkh.
Ocobe. 9th lsat
rgNnE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Sharcho!d-
-r. u Manhattan Railway COMPANY will be he'd "a
fnpsaN's Office New York city. W. Al BfoaGwey.
a., "Wednesday November llth isG. at T. O'clock noon.
4 Insfd 0f Directors fpl The ensuing year - to 70.
elected ana .hrc- Inspectors ~ Election.
The transfer books viii he closed IN FRIDAY october
Olocs .. and reuprntd On Ihlrsddy No
'''''' '"' y. ". McwGI.LIAMs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS GUARDIANS AND
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR
IzED ny AN ACT OF THE LEGIsLATIRE PASSED
MARCH a. IsSo TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS
AND STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED By the
Comptroller OF the Cy Of NewYork. AZ his oiiice NO.
$50 Rrnadway. In tie city OF Nsw-York. until
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
FROM TAXATION

fT0 TlfY NNI V1UNTV ~ Wv IVT"'
STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW-YORK. FOR THE PAY
MENT OF AWARDS. g % : I :.
CHARGES AND EXPENSES cERTl-
FLED BY THE CHANGE or GRADE
DAMAGE COMMISSION. Principal pay
able November lst 1911 Interest pay
III. ti..st -
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
E.EMpT FnOM TtytTIOS.

STOCK or THE cry
or SEW YoRR. KNOWS A. ADD
riOSAI WATER STOCK OF THE
CITY or NEW iOEk Principal puy
able Oriobcr Ist 1919. Interest pa}