New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-06
GERMANY AWAITS THE LOAN
ENOUGH GOLD ALREADY HERE TO PRE-
VENT LARGE, SHIPMENTS TO AMERICA.
THE BorRsEs BUYING Up TIE BEST AMERICAN
STOCKS SOLD IN IONDON-THE CZAR SAID
NOT TO BE WELL DISPOSED TOWARD
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

NOT TO BE WELL DISPOSED TOWARD
THE MONROE DOCTRINE
Berlin Jan. 5.-Financia interest continues to
be centred in the prospects of the Issuance OF an
American loan The bourses here and in Frankfort
absorb the best Of the American stocks. which are
still being offered for sale in London. hut the lead
ing operators show greater disposition 10 await
the definite announcement Of bond issue. The
latest communications from New-York leave the
situation uncertain that neither the financial
houses the operators the bourses can ad-
wise inquirers. The correspondent OF the United
Press In Frankfort says that American fnanciers
have sounded the bankers there to whether
per cent coin loan could be placed at about par
To these inquiries the bankers replied that pure
>oin bonds could not BE- placed In Germany even
per cent. but that per gold bonds might
be placed if they issued at price signify
under par. \ Berlin inancier connected with the
Deutsche Bank group says the group which Is
making the offer to the Morgans to take snare
Of the American bond issue has an amount or god
already in the United States sufficient to prevent
large shipments Of gold from Germany. ON every
side the feeling is that things will slowly until
President Cleveland acts in the bond matter. The
group held meeting in the offices OF the Deutschc
Rank on Saturday. AMI will hold another meeting
Monday. when +; is expected that they VIII
definitely arrange a deal with the London firms 10
cooperate in securing gold to the amount 81
s?5cc9 with the. option, Of securing an ann nn
derstdod that in New-York number Of German
houses are DESTROYS or sharing IN the operdio"9 Vi
the group
Advces received here from 81 Petersburg say
that VI De Witfe the Russian Minister or FINANCE
has definitely denied that Russia has offered TO
the United States the cash advances referred 70 III
the story recently published in st petersburg
dispatch to the "TaGebla:t, a story wnich NOBODY
credited. Another story comes from 50 petersburg
alleging that Prince Laba RostovSky. the nus
sian Minister " Foreign Affairs. has declareI VIII
all possible feelings Of good will toward the hled
States that the car would never recognize the
Monroe Doctrine. and in regard thereto hah taken
a position similar to that assumed ny GERMANY
and England. This story has not yet been ainrmed
or denied.
Several German insurance companies have joined
the American companies in demanding revision
OF the insurance regulations.
J. f. Jackson United States Secretary o. the
bassy after spending his holidays in Vienna
Charles De Kay. United States Consul-G"neral
January 6.
Mr. and Ms King OF Cleveland. ohio, and f.
Griffin. OF New-York are registered herr
TO CUT OFF BARAT1ERI FROM MASSoWAH
THE ABYsslNIANs REPORTED TO BE MAKING \
FLANK MOVEMENT
Rome Jan a dispatch from Massowah. capita
Of the Italian colony of Erythrca. SAYS that KING
Menelik Of Abyssina. with $1,000 followers. has ar
rived AT Lake Ascianchi. 10 Is believed THAI hc
intends make flank movement with IN" ohJrci
OF attempting to cut of General Baraieris com
munication with Massowah