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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

Mr.. Bryan is simply sowing the Sood
seed for future harvest In the East.
The West and South will furnish him with
an ample crop this year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

There are too many Il bles and Daily
and Weekly Posts in circulation in Texas
for the republican literary bureau al Dali
las 10 do much harm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

Hanna and his organs are grieved that
Mr. Bryan should waste SO much tine in
New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

"Nconan'a clnch" on the San Aptonlo
district that is talked about is one OF
these cinches that won't stand o.ling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

The perennial Maybrick case rumor has
reappeared with the promise OF START
Ling sensation" 1t would require = start.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

The pop plenary committee is once NOR,
on the think.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

. Z.
To the Editor ., sspterie, !,
iGGrnndyv,lle, Texas a,.,a,sa lsl.a I
viii please hnd e@ ~ The fspas', 3,
ar ant s cha rn's ! .'E'ss;; :, I,
Az AZ 4 j. fs & :;;5,, e ! !,
% ne p6 Sc . me- !: - s
c ,,s.,rrpslration' uss,, TINS -
H Yours respectfully
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

What miserable political har-
lot Is the New York World. In an EFFORT
To d.scrcdt the effect OF the Bismarck
letter 1t attempts to create the hapressl on
that Governor Cu.bcrson gave out al IN
correct and "doc'ored' translation, Here
ia what the World charges Governor Cul-
borson with reading TO his audience at
Dallas:
translation as read by Governor Ctl-
berloa ana innocen.ly repeated many
times by Mr., Bryan!
FREDERICKSBURG, August "a lsoa -
Honored Sir: Your esteemed favor las
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

When you see Texas paper denounc-
Ing Texas for unfair elections and ballot
box frauds you can set 1t down that the
paper IN question is not only slander.ng
It's own State, hut is vcously dishon-
80 There are no fairer elections In
America than in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-30

l.. C. Luke and Others esV1. .,s 4
to say tina, on Friday r'sa : :. ~. t.,r,l
viii be a meeting lcr W sss.n,,,sfs "
discuss N of matters o. s,s .rH Al. n
lives as citizens, ren ss,I,,aa IN
ow srs. No politics ,s 9, TX ~ sIiu
cussad and no cahu''1' 81
admitted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-30

NEW YonK MARKETS.


New York, Nov &-The stock market
fe3ay "a moderate and indi1srsnuy Dis
trIeatod dealings ssggoa sharply under
aggressive movements BY ne he4ss
ags.nsg the hish priced steeks and ltqaid-
afsAa la special ties. The news 81 the
day WAS encouraging. bat owing 30 the
peculiar speculative conditions existing
failed entirety o. effect. 4 rfpple Of nrns-
ness was apparent "a the early trading.
bnt the selling pressure soon turned the
scale. TAs e.oslrg VAS 81 about the iow-
eSt.
TIE eoaYss ~ prizes during the week
was Disappointing 10 TIE Bulls. a. efforts
20 establish higher range were nUGtsset
hy persistent bear aggression ard a een-
slant dTsbbIlnx Que % hong stock. Il Is
believed shc short Interest has been pate
riaIly Increased. hes ever. ina liquidation
N&x nsasg pronounced "a he aizn Prices
stsak and n the sPecfaitles. and wss sd
rertndaeea ~ the a.usoss complete clsap-
r,earanee ct inveS, ueus ard outside spec
Native interest ana oa.stis apathy o.
leading operators usually detained wtyh
~. iong side ef Ire market. The eectsn~
ing tendsncy was checked csf1y tn ths
y e.k An1 = rally acclrTsG on aGFa1-S o.
easier monetary condf t8oas abroad sna
the discovery ~ a l2rge short interest IA
American securities IN fs0n&oa tnci&satsl
so sha nrss rnakiag-sa dsS Tor fae fort
rtxatfy settlement. Ire dealings Tor seT-
e!Ea account we're snssagy on the ealing
sla@. = coadi ion thAs Vas attributed 10
ire un@asaneSs rNgzrStnw TIE FresaSe A.
stoa GO esnSross n connection wtih ts9
Cuban question and sxs~etatien % cen
tgunsa urgNyegaose returns ~ the gran
xsr Ines These cos&Gstc1s also assisted
tha toeai Sears asa restricted dealings 70
a cozSt4eFahis extent.
A eontrarssen es eusiurSs Was notet -
ire bo-a -aNrSes and nrfess eased e n
sxrsnNthy Wien tse ecsnVsra trend N
sseeks ara dealings were chse1y c9saned
20 tha Reorganization .SsaeS &aa On ear
rev aucsu&uons- AZ investment demand
fer e0vsranssnt h-onas. parry sttna-sts1
~ tie seoo ~ rsoaeT rates q 49, feT
cent eazis. caTrset re varios. tsSnes -
shArs frActtonS. tacfe1saK she caFrSasS
tsor3s. when are usaSsiy Inactive
The stock saarkst szosed weak a. net
leases rangl1E aeaGt = n0int. I5e az
s~exate saies WeEe z~zSzs SA2res-
S2Scs.s &stea tn oc7&s during tire seek
Usz raAsaly uniaserestseg. z5t tss r.
pvsees prevailed. Soeae 81 gae Inactive -
Sues Fascinated wt1els, ees re eaAaxss
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


nationality where FROM destination and
sailing;
& @ s s Js DE Ggsss@a fpFst SOUND
Annie Maud Locke B ship tons
Anni White SIS tons 9sos Fase' soana s,v Nav
RsP %iss A e Ser An IN H. % E
s e s! 81 ns5 Fer, y sss., No,
X ils tons San F FsT Sort Ts fsse Nov
ssis APsrn t on s ou s ra s p
colam5u tons sassz1p niskslsss july
CITY Is Oh eaqae pusst sand sept
y OF Ca N an a. sbin So tons
bssag Wy Moq59 * A IONS ~ tens ss ras sesad
PapsE 9TaE Isas sr sehr
21s tors Mslooli ioiss1
Fanny Dutara peterson. @ FRANCISCO
Gen EF Ns A sk
G g. WATSON 9eaR FreeasePa
fs sne poa Am sea pro .
JOIN Talsnt = aeSf
Jane l. stanio g passs sosa NSv T.
khs e k0s s. dsT ss an ar ,os To Pas
IydrhTn grs seig - q, as n Fran
MarboToug Ally ps.. .or.s cov =
NSasroas Is9tos Puget sound 8 a.ys
N Ss6a sAf Eo5s Am soar CaSysaas
PHa l fa An An 81 Nov 4
psosPss mn Tasar B liverpool tors
2s,e@,'s aans Fa AN an seSr
EssgT,sT f nosn Am 81 Tons geek Nov
y Bartlett Olsen Az s - 1saasI,ls Eieor.a
E9ssls Nssas ia victoria
sT Er' So sS pa ss4alss s' veto4 aus
sslsasa Iaxsr * fans rs 9sss puret sound
saF = tons go
yas' w. wsI,as Ag Is An ,asr - 3 .as r
WsoaEa I Bs5soa e. & p "a .aSs lysleos
yosse rierton Ara francesca Tacoras Nov ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-30
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Wheat Shipments Continue ImproveHow the Pritish Bark
Zinita Saved the Option a Valuable
hart

The arrival ana
ss and confidently sxpet business
taken
analrg
aE Es
roa
500
sased q
ssa sneT vaissd SO DC bundles q valued At 2
Capt lager omP Port Blakel Haubur
Of.
yasss
W frornP
eagoa
aluad lumber
and al
ns IS tons D Cutler Pert Iionena
Al sa.Asss valued
j K
ionona n I laden with = - ~ q lumber vflssd a.
q tons
r.
England laden with sS6ss 0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-30

london. Nov. 2e-The diminished de-
rnand for gold for abroad, partly due 10
the India rains. has made money rates de-
caedly easier The stock market was dui
for the week. though cheaper money
caused a slight rise in good invests ent
stocks. but there was little speculative
business doing. Home railways and Tor
esgn securities were firm. Argentines ad-
vans,ed on runners tnat DR.. Romero. the
minister OF finance. and Senior Peilegr1ni
have come 10 an agreement on the debt
question. Mexicans were up on the ex-
pected conversion scheme. while Uruguay
ans were lower on reports OF revolution.
American securities hang IRE pending
cleveland's message 20 congress-
But there Is a steady demand for socd.
cheap bonds. Decreases tn prices Tor the
week were: Chicago, Milwaukee 81.
paul ~. Atchison. :; Denver Il RIO
f;ranas preferred and Illinois Central, IA;
Northern Pacific and Reading hrsts. IA;
Denver & RIO Grande. Louisville < Nash
vile. Norfolk & Western and wabash
sixes. IL; Erie. New York Central ana
wabash. !. Most OF the ether declines
were fractional. Canadian Pa0fo was
aorv, Ia and Grand Trunk l.
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Sstsea ts given o. IRE following changes
IA the buoyaxs IN mis- district.
Coos bag, Oregon. North SFtt lesty
ts,s.x- A bfs~k Trst-eIasS car buoy No.
vas ESTABLISHED November p. -. 70
s~engy-six feex 81 watsr. and flarkz ttss
eater submerged end II Norzn Spsi }ests.
- sr~~-h farr~rt1 z s Z. Tunnel
9sint = = z IA r PORT side q csat.-
re- bsl1y No 8 on ire s9tn . NoVeE5's 'e -
80 the number Of this oasy. n'te =
f-3t-ctAss SPAR was enANEe1 from - =
gscpfra har Oregon. IhAnDes Ftof
Roy No O. On tAs 1tsh % sSNeL1Asrss
$50 this h2oy was changes fFaFa y -
e5sss sszT % 4 seccnd-cz3Ss rzz4- n
s.sss.,~s,r - s5ss - razuues opposite New
rso~s a red thlr5-e5ass Eaa hzzoy, -. p
as re-esss osssEsa- Scgerubs~ - - =
fvxefve fess O. water. McLSAos 1esAs
tA@aror hGhf < X r. ~ r. scSef1Ezs@-i
wsArt beacon. 8 By ". 81 ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-30

riaksley. arrived IN port yesterday afa
noon- being foy-6 over ~ the Puget Souns
Tozrsoaf Association boat Magic. Capt
c. C. Berkho!n. % IRE Inca. Is perfectly
satisfied with the beautiful vessel. Some
tasng % the Tnea.s sailing qualities may
be estimated from her run over IN ora
hour AnG two minutes When The size o.
the Masic II taken into consideration. II
must be agreed that ths Inea's model -
All rSrhs 20 make The run. She was taken
To Kerry's ms4a where she vii eomfa@rce
loading l8mb@r today for kobs. japan
Ner capacity Is 1 &C. go feet
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being long continued. ard sors Of The
hsavsess holders became free esllerA May.
which closed yesterday a. SAC. opened
s~or- ssa2- 70 size. Ii sold FOR moment
as r,uA As ss-sc. before the turn came
That was the highest p-tcs fer the day.
a-a was also tie top price Of the season
80 Ear. The market had. however. hardly
made fts rew recorc oefere Il began 20
deeftn~ TIE demand for cash wheat had
beer chox@d 81 temporarily at least BY the
big advance. ard that helped the longs
IN making IN their minds 30 get cut aud
wasr ard ~ fact. Was tins principal rcs-
son Cor the weakness. Chicago received
= cars. against az year age. and Mn
neapoIss and Duluth received 542 cars
against IS last SATURDAY and lis cars
a year sxo. The ciea-Snees Of wheat and
aour FRAN aofh coasts amounted 20 36zl.-
90 bushels Tor the week they we're 3 ST.
Geo GA sAe week hefore. One big factor IN
rh= vveax~4xs was the reported "a lure in
Bersin OF q big grain dealer. Near the end
OF the session Nay worked down TO sS'se.
ard TIE closing price was ssGs4c-
e,oru vas aull and lacking what Lately
has been tie chief sgpp0rt-a strong wheat
market II gradually wilted.
Another QUIET and unintevestinr session
was PASSED Il, cats Trading was entirely
CT a local nature and small AZ that
Provistcus enjoyed little better trade
than usual Opening prices were az
good ADVANCE DUE 70 the smaller receipts
Of hogs ard better yard prices. There wss
some yielding with wheat bur prices raj
lied again toward the close
Closing Quofatfons.
Nhe@.-Noveuaber. Sic: December. sN4e-
corn-Novemeer, asasazss4c: December.
ssisz2sssc.
s5sts-Soveu.her. 1850: December. 1s7so-
Pork--Novaxzsser and December S. S7sz-
Iard-Novexnber and December. So sf1a.
Rfbs-Novenaoer and December, s. -.
Rye-z1S.
Bariey-a465Sc-
Fiax-Isi1c.
Timothy-s2W.
Live Stock.
CattIe-Toaay's cattle market was Of the
usual Saturday character. The receipts
were disposed OF readily at unchanged
prices.
Hogs-saIes were made At s. i0as. 80 for
common TO best droves. the greater part
Of the hogs crossing the scales ~ s. 90
ass while pigs brought s2-soFa.&.
Sheep-SaIes were made at Ei5o28 for
inferior. up to g 2s9735 80 for choice to extra
export grades. Westerns selling At $25e
G3H Lambs sold al s.. .sG5 s for COM
mon 10 nrine looks, feeding lots going for
s2.5e635s
Rsceipts-catsls. 800: hogs. 5000, sheep.
5ooc.
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Ianaan Wheat Easy.

-~,so, Nov. @.-wheat sowing pro-
,a<ss r.nidly and under highly favorable
.o,ss.ton< The early sown wheat In the
saIds mas a good appearance In this mar
Ike, wheat early last week was easy. Re
.sl,sr. were pressing and buyers were re-
servea These conditions improved on re-
srred estimate. OF the reserves and con-
,inuas to harden. California wheat.
prompt delivery. was quoted at fuiiy Is %
up AT SIS. Northern spring. parcels Ds-
ss-,hs- ana January delivery, were sell
.,v a. as 81. The market was generally
arm and sellers were seares At Bombay
r-haat has been cold for spring shipment
- the United Kingdom. The crop pros
n~ets Of india and Argentine republic
ar. better.
Flour flrs and insctive-
Barley was firm and In fair Demand
Oats were steady.
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REAL ESTATE rRAxsFEns.


Patrick Downey ct AZ. 70 Lsxia Hesi.
tract y. Lake WaantnSton Garden Tracts.
Green Lake HON. Building ana Quar-.
TO :. block !: elocks !, and s. lots 20 II.
b.ssk ~ blocks 9 ane 81 loss : e =. s's e,
woodiswn I'D. Grssa Lake. New. ~
Mary =, sssesy and suseanss . 5sas. z
acre tract: acres said tract being nv ne
sec "a - 4 Nov. Is. Sass.
John Larson et TX. 10 August Hansen.
sy ns a sw sss !. ), nx e 70 W. seq sursss..
s q IN ne nv sec I. = 5. Aus. =, 80
\. 3. Beck to J. Q. Beck. una
iyls sse north 4 81 county rad. Sept i 500
George II. Dearborn 81 Tx 70 waiter
HeInIg. lot S. and n \ lot & block. p.
S@ns q, s ,0i Saa AND 4 . M 1es Zoo s'0'1 n
Emma L. Meek 70 Elizabeth A. Msek.
lots 20 (. block ? Kerr's Suburban villa
i-9ere tT yv Nov; =. 49, z.r,,.. lar.
20 A. block IS. lots and :. ID. :. Maynard
plat. July 2. 1856. &.zoe.
Sarah z Minor. BY Jacdn Fursh. after
ney, 10 Mary A Wagner, lot {. block l.
D r DsnEy's East Park al. Nov. S, 800
Kristina wieimina Engdahls 10 Aanis
NJ Engdahls. lot a. block II. Gilman Park.
Sept ?. 500.
Fridays Transfers.
deeds. aggregating S1I, "a Following II
u. w. Beck ct ux. TO Melissa zohniser.
". W. Beck ct Tx. 10 r. NJ. FIerlmlnS.
LOT 10. block 10. Cumberland al. New. %.
!. ,sis So = to = block : L'nai'' a. nov
light, part lot Z. hloek d W. c L Cos
Watson c, Squire Ct nx. 70 Union Trast
Company. lot ). block 8; lof s block 81,
lets e 4 block rs 2 % M .ss q. ,s,. pay
!. TO Il, block IL: lots to !. Z TO 10 u TO
is, block Al. Pixies plat OF Union City:
lot Y. sec II. "a. A; = 80 sec and lots
sec r., "a. :; lot :. sec L. .. q. Nov. 70.
George Nicholas 70 Mary Nlehcl.. son
III It In ne Sc sec 2. "a. = NOV =. love.
wal.ce w. Crawford to e Tar. lot 8.
block II. Sncquairile Falls. july ii. SIS.
Company 10 Annie r Layior, lots and
(. block {. snocualmie Falls. Aus, q, 81
same 70 Mary A. klaus. lots 5 and II.
Sl sisps. sneeH SssiSsrs sas 70 N Rooas
und q 4oxeo II on sw cor OF Weller and
Second streets, April !; q go ,n.,
n ci ana Charles iss II why's ., az, to Jane
NJ WHY'S. "a lot b. cAris'ophs~. Oct.
2. a. O, 81
lane M WHY'S, Clara A Cloud. Charles
81. ana Lizzie NJ wyiiyp 20 Nathaniel Il.
Cloud. n rs lots c and D. christorhsr.
la lane NJ WHY'S. Clara A Cloud and hus-
hand. Nathaniel r.. 70 Charles NJ wyi-
iys. 5 "a lot C. CHRISTOPHER. Oct 2. q. 81
c,ond sw NV sec Il. n, 4 - q Oct. z, 81,
ii r. Niesx ct ux. 70 J, r Ronald and
II piles. lots to o. block l. West Sc
attls. plated by u. r. Mess and wife.
Nov g. 81.
TrIixa ]. Ludlow and husband. James
p by Roger s. Greene attorney. TO
TabNTnacle Baptist Church. or Seattle.
tract In block ~. 9. c. Tsrrys "a Al. Nov.
\ Is, S. 500.
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CHICAGO MARKETS


gAt-ax1. Nov. fs-whesi opened vs~~
-~rn tsaAy. ne g~noral conditions a. the
s,enEng ~a~e aecttedly nullish. caAsss
~e-@ al hsxAer. both fron the U1tfsss
1<lnxssera ard re continent. ard al co.
nestle markets were vary EtrcnE. Ire
~srthwess e9cesvts were again age1 - I
80 tosAs sar TIE week wAs Eear4y !. SO
,arx less shaa tAe week arexso1ss Esst
th~r~ were too mary recpi- vac bad Ecsos
pre1ts n ions wasas wAscA tAey Tsrs
wsI5snS = aexscs 70 rsrzz1s e Ia 1<-ansxz
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ra-sac Coast Steamship Company
steamer Mexico safla December ; for S@n
Francisco.
The Ro~&sts took water yesterday Atlsy-
noon al YsxleT dock. TIE pipes a. EeT
owa landing beIrg froxen-
re steamship AI-ksf. for Alaskan ports.
sailed Yesterday morning ~ o'esocA
Tae sasseExsE E.zs Included about EwsEsy
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al told Fer carrc vas made up 81 ~
tons % coal and 80 tens Of miscellaneous
freight
United States revenue cutter oesv~
WoacctE IS at the Seartls Coal ana rren
Sonpany%s hurkers taking coal
Steamer Utopia arrived In port yesser-
dzy from Vancouver with q mixed cargo.
large portion Of which was Lime taken
aboard az Blaine
The repairs on the state Of waehfre-
tcr have progressed so satisfactorily
that gn@ company fully expects aer 10
sak- her regular run ncrth BY Wsdrss-
day might
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ffnan ctal.

financial.
London, Nov. ss.-SYvsr. - tS-l6d- Con-
sols, Ill 11-is
Hreadstu6s and Grains.
Liverpool. Nov. 2s.-Cioss: Wheat-Spot
firm; demand poor: No. Z red spring. 50
ND: No ! hard Manitoba nominal: No.
i California. IS 50. Futures closed steady.
with February nd higher and other
months 10 higher; November, nominal;
December, SIS fii.d: January and Febru-
airy, Go HID; March, IS lad: April nom
inal.
Corn-Spos firm: American mixed. aew,
a Ia. Futures closed steady. N1hd
higher; November and December. Be- I'd;
January. February and March. % ilAd.
Fiour-steady: demand modsra,e; st.
Louis fancy winter. 81 Sd.
Hops.
Hope-At London: Pacific coast. 81 10.
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II THE gcfive bon1s we're sIssnx 1hs salsa
we've g. 90
Government bonds we're active and
higher On Investment buying TIE szlss
were Szz4 So
c1sEgc On transactions ~ e. %.
Money ana Exchange.
Money o. cal, easy ~ Per csns-; prime
mercantile paper. <3s csr cent. Sterling
exchange. steady. With actual business N
bankers bills al 81 So o. -. for demand,
and 81 ssz4 81 szia fer sixty days. posted
rates. CT s454- conrne-ssa. bills. "a ..
Bar silver. sEsc-
New York. Nov. s-S. Z. 8. q e, al
assessments paid. -.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Nov. u.-Wheat--walla waila,
valley sfQEsc per bushe.
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TIE nve-znasts3 scaceae- Ias9. feceat-y
Iauncass fxoza EAIs xA4EE@=a 81 Fox.
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MARKETS AND TRADE


Buf Fails Several Points In the ne
setion-Hsasaea Fssds Cosunss
ts Posv late new York nanks. t.
sreasfng the Total Gain In CasA
Since November = Go Nearly sso,-
100000.
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Exchanges ~ the Tacoma and Portland
clearing houses today were.
Clsarznces. Balances
r roo.1a3 s.s... .....-s*-.-.-.-s SzsIS Ills
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REORGANIZATION
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.

To the Holders OF Securities of Memphis ana
Charleston Railroad Company, as foliows'
Tennessee Lien Bonds; Second Mortgage
Extended Bonds, First and Second Mort-
. gage Extended Bonds, Consolidated seven
Per Cent. BOndst General SIX Fer Cent.
Bonds; and Common stock.
Ncw-York. March 8 1895.
Plan has been issued the reorganization OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company OF which
copies mcv obtained at the once Of the Depositary
under said Plan the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. Is Cedar Street New-York City.
All holders Of stocks and bonds above mentioned are
notified to deposit the with the said Depository on
Or after Wednesday. March II. 1896
Holders OF common stock OF the Memphis Charleston
Railroad Company further notified that in order to
obtain tn, rght purchase Bonds OF the new
company as provided IN said Plan. they must deposit
pay the first nstaiment OF one dollar per
share on or before April l. 1895; the second nsaiment
Of one dollar per share on before May I. 1885, the
third Of dollar share on or oetore june
l. 1906 and the nsalment OF one dollar per snare
On before July l. 1895
All bonds must b. deposited with the Depository on or
bsfore April /. 1896
ADRIAN ISEIIN. Jr.
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
EDWARD n. GIBBS.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
FRANCIS LYNDE sTETSON
Counsel to Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-10
.rc1rRITY MARKETS DULL.
,rocK TRADING FEATURELESS

,ou TRADERS IN CoNTRoL-BoNDs AND
MONEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EIROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London March o. 4 D. m.-Consois. 100 2 10 for mon@J
and iOas for the account: Canadian racine boNe Erie
IGN DO second consos I5i, Illinois Central H Mexican
oriinnrv 2O,s Ct Pful 1sS NewYork Central.
lODi, Pennsylvania 55h Reading. 81 Mexican Csntrnl
new per cent bonds 1e Louisville and Nashville. S3s
Atchison common. lCt~
$40 o. n-Psrs advices quote per rcntes 1902
fran, 72i, centmos the account and exchange
London al % francs 2Ii4 centires for checks.
berlin March D.-Exch8lge on London. 20 marks Az
pfrnnirgr sight ard ~ MARKS ~ pfennngs FOR ninety
day bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-10

BoNDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales OF Government bonds consisted II $1,000
..o,.tered a. of 1925 at l17k $500 at 1l7h $4,000
cunon 4s OF 1925 at 1l7A $40 900 at H. $4,000 at
M s,s 900 at il7h, and $4,000 registered a OF
,oo7 AT IosH. Final quotations compare with those
~ Saturday as follows: