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New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
CONPERTHMAIT'S
RFl1ARIF Consider their wearing auaii'y'
NLLhhOLL Secure at lowest prices.
CARPETS. ,o4 I%Hs VEST 1s'n street:

quences OF polemics carried on by the newspapei.
Ii has been proposed. notably by three i"po, IL
periodicals of Sucre that board or counc" Oh
Journalists should be constituted, whose duty ~
should be prevent all attacks and inconsideraue rae
articles inspired by political passions ana 10 con-
denim the personal discussions which, unfortunate
". occur frequently between writer's in Boliyan
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Are you a Student Of
,,-..erature or 'ansuage!'
Here ~ stil find whaA
you need.
/ warrant YOU. II my m
structlons may b your
| guide.
Meas. for Meas " 2 lSi
Are you a Writer,
careful of the verbal
accuracy Of your quo
tations?
Those ar. the very words.
Mer. of Venice iv I -
Are you haunted b.
q quotation and would
like to see the contextT
Now am I as the rich whose
blessed key
Can bring him 70 his swses
unlocked treasure.
Sonnet g
Are You a Public
Speaker and wish An
apt quotation or illus
tratlon?
Why. Sir. that Is as NJ ~
can he u serve for your
Grafton.
Tit. Ancron. " 8 %
Are you a profes-
sional man OF scanty
leisure, annoyed by
lime wasted in finding
passages?
Save you yoIr labour.
Othello v l01
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The delegation OF American merchants who went TO
seek information about the best way TO promote trade
between the United States and the South American
republics on the Atlantic side were received splen-
dld!y at Buenos Ayres The local papers state that
the delegation went visit the Inn ortant plantation
nd farm OF Canuelas, owned by Senior Casares. Tho
United States Minister to the Argentine Republic
and several leading members of the American colony
accompanied the delegation that excursion. which
was 10 be followed by many others In the different
provinces OF the republic.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

senor Julio VI. Foster Chian Commissioner at tn
Exposition Of Atlanta. has arrived at Valparaiso
where he met with enthusiastic reception. HI
brought back with him the prizes and mcdas won b!
the Chlllan exhibitors at the American Exposition
together with the medal accorded him for The valu
able services he rendered as Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Mr. Bryan left the hall Immediately after MS
speech and when order had been restored Mr..
SewalI was brought forward by the chairman
The VICE Presidential candidate WAS evidently
somewhat unnerved by the reception given 70
him and the few sentences he used In returning
thanks were uttered in so low a tone asSto be
totally ,naudbe at a distance greater than six
feet away. Mr. SewalI contented himself In
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Ny friends In so far as Republicans and former
Democrats have criticised my action a
20 law and order. | want TO say to you that their
fear 's not that as an Executive might be lax in
the enforcement Of law. Their fear is that as
Executive 7 would not respect persons. Applause)
who IL that is afraid the law will not be
enforca? a voice: "1anna.D Those who are
most fes rfui that there will be lax enforcement
o the l,w are the very persons VINO would suffer
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The journalists in Bolivia have conceived a
,cheme intended to render less violent the conss-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

his remarks to expressing his gratitude for
the demonstration Of goodwill that had been ac
corded TO Mr. Bryan and himself by organi-
zation like Tammany Hall, that had always
followed and had always stood for the prin-
ciples of true Democracy"
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIl
= RAILROAD
ltions foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland,
In Effect AprIi IA ia0e ou0elA

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland, sn...
pcS A. S1jsf AE; : is
sss cscas. v'Ss sIToa'Hs cv:I..SS "a
Eoasvs E Sns'nna5 iso e. g.? M A. ST. M us nassSs's ss s
aPS @ nssASs sss 5sa. AsR sE LOUIS s.
s6S dS'i; T. Nj GH!fss' i!s hNpsrssp,n..
7ss MsotTHwEsTEsRs 81 Mi faiifss n:S
sssps srrSe. nS nnns Cars Nc to n
500 90 XIV II :sSsS1 %Sss s,.
except 'WAsHISGTox IsisfaTSSGTox AND THE SOUTH
consres. Con ona Lin al Pailor and Dining csa csS q
ali Parior ard plnins Cars. 4sq Dining Carr -S @.
soUTHERN ~ Her RAfLwAY.ISc p NJ. daily s..,.. !.
spHnss a Ms%pss ss Is%ss ssp
F6l Tampa soAsT Macon sSa fey
,,SNs sssps5 PrSKE g 5scs'o9H SHo RAILWAY Express. s
ror Sa'ly OLD rhTSHSH HofSr coSF6RT and NORFOLK
ATIAST1c cry. I 5SoP :,ss n weekdays. rAros ~
rdR GsFss CAFE GsF xA9. I1a ptS 1So fo'sl weekdays
For Long Ba%sn AsouTy p o Rars go S':an $40 oT; sDs
week-days Sundays tstop at Interlaken fos ~
f''"' ron PHILADELPHIA.
go. 72o. g. $40. o, $50 40 Penna. Limited 1910 o.
ing ing car5' Sa5' Dining Gsrj; p.ins csn ~ ssgS
1918 night. sundays. eln $50 an o,o go 20 Hmts0
Dining Car). Dining Car). 7.45. ssP X. IA
night. -. ~. a., m.
broadway Astor House and foot ct of Dabrossss "a
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot x FN.r
street brooklyn: Station. Jersey CITY The New YcrS
Trausfer Company will call for and check haguss i'm
hotels and residences through to destination.
& NJ PREVOsT. J. r. WOOD.
y. - Mar General PAElr ARA
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
finanrial.
Oregon Short Line
& Utah Northern
REORGANIZATION.

The CornnIt,ee has received under the Plan OF ifeoT-
ea,,za,ion the following securities S1O.fo2ooo Con-
oIda,ed MORTGAGE per bonds Of the oregon shor,
Line and Utah Northern Railway CO.. being % per cent
., the amount outstanding S1.431OOO Utah Southern
General Mortgage bonds being 93 per cent OF he amount
outstanding Sr7B3.OOO Utah Southern Extension FIRST
Mortgage bonds being per cent Of the amount out
Standing s2f55O,OOO Of the Capital STOCK OF tn'
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Halfway Co.,
be,nr o. per cent OF the amount outstanding.
In addition to the above st2.7tO5OO Collateral I."''
z per cent bonds Of the oregon Short Line anu '''
Northern Railway Co.. being 3s per cent OF 'he "'''
outstanding have asssn,ed to the plan.
The Committee has t,is day voted TO extend the time
for deposit or stamping Of all classes oi srcur'''
ce,vable under said Plan until and Including VA
1ST 1896 After that securities Will be rece''eu
ONLY at the discretion Of the Committee and upon pay
msnt OF PENALTIES 8 follows. to-wit; FIR
DOLLARS $500 upon each bond and ONE Doh|AiN
,s1, on each share OF stock IN ADDITION 70 inc
assessment required by the Plan.
SAMUEL CARR. Chairman.
Ames Building. Boston;
ALEXANDER f. ORR.
WALTER G. OAEMAN.
NATHANIEL THAYER.
GORDON ABBOTT.
GARDINER NJ LANE.
A. A. H. BOISSEVAIN.
GEORGE y. BUTLER. Secretary
"a Wall Street New York
HENRY @. NICHOLS.
New York. 49,, .. ,eoc Counsel.
Boston. "P'' ''
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
Railroads..
-aMga,cAs GREATEST RAILROAD
YORK
CENTRAL
uIInc ON QINEQ q 2
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL. STATION. 42D sTEEEme.s EEnress:
$3.50 SUNDAY Empire snps a. site ssny. Utica
Syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4tS :, p mo 10
Niagara Falls 5:55 p. m. This train Is Limited 10
$3.50 4 Mmbaiy Fa., Mall for PCushksepsS!s, Sc: A
bany. Utica Syracuse Rochester ou"A''
1890 A. M~Except Sunday Day Express For all I'm
loo M1Daiy. Southwestern Limited For Colum-
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and r,c,s 81; L.e' RoeSes
and c9sasS ssasd D'ssl op. 'Oa a,
Albany. Schenectady. Utica Syracuse Rochester
a.so P M"Exeept Sunday. West Point. POushkeepsie
4,ao p Mypaiiy % Norts Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 q. M, Chicago 4ao p m stops Al Albany
600 bay Albany Troy U:.oa' hSsIa AaI,Sn
Niagara rails Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
caso cincinna. St Louis outs. s...,o.. burlington.
"'2' pla.Surs "a SmDa, 81 AlbSns bar and Msntrss
1880 M5ay FOR Burao Nssara Falls stoc. c,evs st
s1n Poushtespsie ~ XiSsny and Utlca c,r passenger,
''"o only S for Pcni: on Fail Railway Via Lyons
onS syrssuss oswsf: wa.s,ts%d SsSeissd
SssS sss Il. a1S sAfss SATURDAY m
1910 NGHTTheatre train for Chicago ana prnepa Tase,
ss sundsy On hight sunday nights Albany and Chicago
ooo '.PT' M ass SSv: % q '' except Sunday
Ptt'seld va Harlem psGn 6 s,,.n.a and tn. Berk-
'H5t h' AsFs% s.o. on
5ns r.s %'9 aa; a Ss the only line running
rs al P,1i.sS ssGpTh ss !ssn'
- i Pa$s 2s s 81 81 Ws:s Ks:s
isthst and iss,h;st: station New -York 2ss and '2e
sd SG o% S Fl m S til.
G9 f%iE ESyre:f e To@E% S'1TnS"y GEORGE H. DANIELS
'''''' General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
Union Trust Company of New York
Lehigh & WiIkes-BaHe Coal Company's
6 Per Cent. Sterling Bonds.
TWENTY-sECOND DRAWING

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN that In conformity viii,
contained ia the H0n1s relating this
loan one hundred and Bonds for $3.50 each
have been drawn and Will be- paid with maturing coupons
on MAY nrs which all Interest thereon VIII
Ponds numbered follows WI te paid a, tho Lib
FRTY NATIONAL. BANk. i43 Liberty street Now York
6G 525i 525i sl2 35,f 1s2 1si 7t2 7,2 ,D2 1888
1895 ,957 1853 1913 800 1892 1893 So3J
$40. s2i3 s2Ia
S3o s3I3 s3s5 s37s $3.50 sil sis $40 $40
sJi3
The remaining Ponds issued In London Will he paid
AZ the office of fiscal of the Company Messrs
/ Thomson r. Bonar & Co. London
HENRY GRAVES. JR..
Apr,l s,h, 1896. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and yWiucH
G:5O A. VI daily ,Sundays D ~ A. NJ io' '
CHUNK and int. rmedate stations. ,oc,rrsrrp BuY.
sti5 A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHE pTnI.r n1s snd
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS SCsPtNsiVN pns .r =, sus.
~ Tes, and principal points dlnnscs. y.
pension Bridge Pullman Vestibule sleeper 20 NWHf,cH
100 4. VI daily. except sunday @ ios ,or Rad.
CHUNK AID intermediate points. Connections '0 "
ing and Harrisburg. -, >rpA ana al
100 r. NJ daily except Sunday, for Ei,N!sa, ,s s .nI
intermediate stations. Connections ior fo''s''"' -
Heading. cha,r-car Vilkesbarre. n
3,3O =. W. ,Sundays only. for Wilkesoarre' -
Junction and all intermediate stations. . - ,,-y0,
4,IO r. VI. daily. except sunday for H. o. 'hm1sl
TION and principal intermediate ststions Puiimaua
naror 10 Wilkest arre connecting for Pottw. s,a.
S,IS T. VI. daily. for Easton and intermeo'a"
G,iO p VI. daily. for BUFFALO. N1AGAMs fHi Traiu
and ali POINTS West Pullman Sleeper Vestiouisee Con.
n Y 20 Chicago. Sleer TO Buffalo and Ioon'''
necti rs for Reading and Harrisburg. poruEs.
300 +. VI. daily. for ITHACA, GENEVA ~ ~ no,ns
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and az ggbsir.
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo ''-"
car Wilkesbarre -.croN and
II $50 4. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAsio" -
intermediat- points. ,,- pot,ND
Add 49, scal trains daily except sunday lor SO
BROOK an intermediate points leave as tohS" % N
A. NJ. 900 A. NJ, 1910 p. NJ 42o p ~ ana a "a eM
Tickets and Pullman accommoda,ion az Loo ,s,s e,
and 32a broadway. 81 East i4th ST. l5o last ar -
n Y; 49, Fulton ST. Court ST.. cs broa'"""
Brooklyn Annex ooklyn =, 49,, -
New-York Transfer Company VIII ca'' '.o..s,nsao 20.
baggage from hotel residence through 10 des'N"
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30

The price of domestic exchange was as follows ,"I
IN the places named: New-Orleans, commercial
o5c discount: bank at 81 so premium; san fran-
cieco sight nc: telegraph. 1oc.; Charleston
huv;ng par selling i4c premium: savannah
buvinC lie per cent off, selling par Chicago. so.
premium; Boston lOq5c. discount.
Rank clearings In the city were: Exchanges
ss9 040. SOC: balances s5.S2O,OlS. Baltimore-EX-
changes 81 22l 243; balances, S431.S45. Phllaoed-
pbia-Exch lnges s10,040.157: balances N,4 So
Observation-Disclosures. $14.676.S32; balances sl,9'"'-
772.
The price of commercial bar silver in TINS mar
ket was 6Sc Mexican dollars were quoted al
FAC In London bar silver declined "a 10 81 l-loo
India council bills were allotted to-day IN Lon
don at 144d rer rupee.
Money on call in London was 19gl per cent
and the rate Of discount in the open market was
"A per cent for short and long bills. Enghsh
consols were l11,4 for money and the account
French rentes were quoted at 1O2 francs lZ.2
centimes with exchange on London % francs 10
centimes The discount rate in Paris was rs
per cent, and in Berlin 22s per cent Furtner oe-
tails Of the foreign markets are given IN the
usual cable report prlnted elsewhere.
UNION PACIFICS REPORT.
The following comparisons of earnings and eX-
penses of the Union Pacific Railroad system are
gathered from the pamphlet report for the year
ended December 81 submitted to the stockhod-
ers to-day 1t will be observed that while the
gross earnings in 1895 smaller than In the
two preceding years. the deficit was reduced
considerably due to q falling off In expenses ana
mn increase in the other income account:
Whole system for year ended December 81:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

East ENrHnSS iInoSo rhIn.0S ICCincinnati,
81. Louis and all Point. West; ss
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IEAIcs;c EtsIcsco
200 p AMI l2l5 night PITTsBTRG 2a1 i,s eT sun, 10
a M 500 p m. wAsHIN ING7NON BALTIMORE SD
a. M 10 a. Dining car). II 80 a. m ,cln, ,
Ing carr 200 p. (3:30 p m. sun. DINING carr
900 o. M Dining Carr. 600 .. m. II 10 night
NORFOLK. II 80 a. IN. daily. - ,r-
NEW-oRLEANs. Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
odices: is l72 ooi. AS Ii4o Broadway: 81 East
IAN St. l27 Bowery. n Y Sa9: $H fuhoH st. Brook
New York Transfer Company Will call for ana checK
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
ftnauclal.
financial.
Reorganization
OF THE
Norfolk s Western Railroad
system.

SySS$h''
To Holders of the following bonds anu
atOcksi
NORFOLK & WESTERN r. II. Co.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds.
IOG-ycar Mortgage Bonds,
Maryland & Washington Division Bonds'
CIfnch Valley Division Bonds.
Equipment Mortgage Bonds of 1888.
Five per mt. Debentures of 1902.
Preferred stock.
Common stock
ROANOKE & SOUTHERN RY. co.
First Mortgage bonds.
Stock.
LYNCHBURG & DURHAM n. II. co.
First Mortgage Bonds.
Stock.
Plan has been issued for the reorganization OF the
Norfolk & Western Railroad system. including the Roam
oke & Southern Railway Company and the Lynchours
Durham Railroad Company. Of which copies may oe
obtained tho Ofce Of the depositary under sao ran
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANf' Io
Broadway Ncw-York City.
Holders Of the above mentioned BONDS ana sIOCNS
are hereby notified bonds and stocks must De de
posted with deposary above named on or oeiofe
APRIL BOTH. 1885, after which date deposits VIII De
only the discretion OF the Committee ana ."
such terms II may impose
pepositlng BONDHOLDERs will receiv. at the time
OF deposit sim in cash equal to three months Interest
on the new First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds to bs ~
ceived by them under the Plan
Holder. Of STOCK Of the above classes are further
notified they must pay TO the depostary on tns
terms specified in the Plan s2 80 per share deposited OF
which amount 81 per deposited must be paid at the
time deposit 81 before June ls 1895 - on OF
before July 9Th 81 so before August oth
1900 In consideration of such payment they VIII De en-
titled to receive stock in the company 70 the
respective amounts stated in the Plan
Any further Information in connection with the re-
organization may be obtained upon application to the
Secretary.
New-York April 9th. 1900.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
GEORGE COPPELL,
A. A. II. DOISSEVAIN.
ROBERT FLEMING.
G. SLIGO DE POTHONIER.
II. +. II. HUBRECHT,
New-YOrk Executive Reorganization
Committee.
W. r. GLYN. Secretary.
Wall Street n. Y
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MORAwETZ & STEELE.
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EIFUPF.AN FINAN'IAII MAIsNEIS.
London. April 20. p m.-Consos lilk FOR both
money and the account: Canadian Pacific C's. Erie lJn
do first preferred. ~; illinois Contra s,'z; Mexican
ordinary lSjz: 81. Paul common. 4s. New-York Cen
trail I00s4: Pennsylvania 5%. Reading sss; Mexican
Central new cent bonds IN Louisville and Nash
vile. Atchson common lC5,.
4:$O p. m-Ths amount ot bullion gone into the Eant
NJ England on balance to-day Is 5000. Money. hpl
per cent The Of discount In the open msrke for
both and three months bills is per cent India
(,n,nc bills were allotted to-day al Hisd per rupee
$40 p. m-Paris advices quote per cent ren,es at
1o2 francs l2 centmes for the account and exchange
on I0ndon al . francs - confines for checks
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n,
stations n Ncw-yOrk. foot OF bnrci"'
Chr'stOpher strectsx uUFFEy
CIps ,rNTsCH LIGHT. IN

rect route to NEWARK. BIOOMFltl,b, N.Y. pss ssklne
THE ORANGES. Summit. lsernardsss,sr s,sr.on Boon
Ridge Madison NJ rrstown, Passac PaIs,sSS"I PerS AXE
ton. Dover. Stanhops. NEWTON, b NSp SSIptiIooIEYS
LAKE HOPA4 1ONi Hacketstown, 81, >. y asTON
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHIl-l-lPSb IN NJ 'xonntsnA
WATER GAP STRI iDsBURG po. 70. oTANTI-
SCRANTON PITT ion. WiLkESBA NE En- Mont
COKE DANvILLE. NnRTuCMyjGGbR MjGbMacH Water
vale UTICA, RICHFIF'n - sPEWiTG6; sPEiNSGS6; EfMIRA
CORNING, BATH. D.: yI..EE;n SSfTArWTE SsSoffTTTAAWEsT.
7op p0ia'' A M'EsINGHAM1 n tIi- Stops at pr'n''-
stations ~ >,roS rrNGHAa tom
UTICA RICHFiEI.D srAiNGs; snhASICs snihs,nr Csrs con-
oswEGo EMPRESS Pull n Bunet aal1s os nonts west
meet al Buffalo with train ChicaS2 anu "a Ei.MIRA
100 p M.-scRANTON. wiI-iIEsbAESmr ,Ss Snrs ""'
EXPRESS pullman Buffet Parlor ,sp, tsrs, and pIYx-
400 p. M.-sCRANToN, wII.kEsysA;rpssrGio II.kys; psrior &C Cars
1880 p NJ nally- y,rf9WS'e' sTTSW EEMiRA Bur
FiLO Pullman BUFFET sleering, Iss pn,nts west
Buffalo with train FOR Chiea :, ana gx gTpx RiNGHAM-
o:ao 2: NJ: DAILY. ..BufTAlD' HosWEco EXPRESS
TIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING ol1x r.,eiions %
Park Place. ~ broadway Ticket: at lsrIy W.s rtSt,
broadway III Ith-ave l2th-st sSa Tuiton-s and
2a5 Coumbus-avs NewYork SSs ana ~ vnS Ta tnfos.
%s;.ss = q! ''s;Sss 'ss;SSSsrss COMPANY IN g = -
check baxrsss fson holA - eeoSesoeS
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
Of $4,000 coupon Is OF 1925 at 1is. $4,000 at 1lS
and $61. 900 at 1881 Final quotations follow
Bid. ASKED.

T, stste issues there were sales Of $4,000 Vir-
Rinia 6s deferred trust receipts at e's. sooVY
North Carolina special tax Class at its. anu
- 600 Louisiana consol As at 81. Four shares OF
the Corn Exchange Bank were sold at Zsete SIN
teen shares Of the Merchants Bank at lS4 ana
forty-two shares = the Western Natiohai baNA
at 1l0k.
bonds with final prices showing Few lmportal.
changes either Wy. The heaviest gains were
made by Jersey Central convertible rs OF lSoz' 10
l2O: the general IS, ~ to 1l9h Lexington ave,
and Pavonia Ferry lists to llS; ono 10. anu anu
second incomes. % to 231s; Baltimore @ ana orn9 ma
consol 6s Of 1926. 4 to sO1k. and Norfolk ana
Western (Maryland Dvisionl. 4 to 671s. some
of the weak features were Atchison second re,
ceipts, which dechned.IA to 26k; Chicago ana
Northern Pacific first receipts, 70 ax: aott MIS-
souri, Pacific first consols " TO 941a; Plttsourg
and Western lists. TO 1914. and Southern Railway
first Is, u to 93%. Detroit Gas 5s were up 70 eo
md United States Cordage first receipts were
down to 29.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. GOV,
erng actual results OF two days ago. felA
with the last previous statement. shows the loi-
lowing balances:
Net .oa on AGr 7 g .G7 AG1 g Dec sissioo
NJ; .Ssa aSss on ia ss Rss
Actual cash inn,9s in the
sak sssSss 81 Rss 1ss
Ava,lab. cash ,2s3 $40 sa s2ss.s7l.25s Inc ss2oe7
bilities ,A.'D' ... 1o4aS.SI s.e@.sss Dec. 4esola
Aotr e,sh bal s27a 323 a3s Inc. $55oOso
Customs receipts reported to-day from WASH
ington were $S13359, Internal revenue recelpts
s318564 and the miscellaneous receipts Sz3,lio
Total Government receipts for the day *35.. ~!
expenditures, $494 900: excess OF receipts S5oSo
Receipts for the month to date. S2322O ~; ex-
penditures s2S, ,353. $685. excess of expenditures 20
133116 Receipts for the fiscal year to date. $2'3-
23O112; expenditures, 1921. 1890 excess or ex-
penditlres over receipts. s24 sos. There were
$3.50 $50 National bank notes received for re-
demption. 80, , -. 49,.
The Sub Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House of $2l7.056. Its net loss on pal
ance was s151 no. made up by a gain IN cur
rency Of sl70176. and loss In coin or s3zl $50
To-days operations include: Receipts, $z'lSo',
2S4: payments. $2,2S1 1894, resulting In general
balance Of s213 050195. consisting OF *l2S,ZS'''Ao
coin and $s4.752,455 currency.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 21a per cent. Time money
ruled at 3 per cent for thirty days, 3Q3la per
cent for three months, 3l2 per cent Tor iour
months and per cent for six months Com
mercial paper was 4H@5 per cent Tor the pes.
names for all periods and above Tor those not
40 we'll known Very little business was dohe
below per cent. - -
The foreign exchange market was nrmer on
fair demand from remitters There were Nv
bills Offering and 1t would only takee a sNsht
advance in rates to bring gold bills into me
market Posted rates were 81 @12W4 ~ anu
81 S9Ib@4 90 for iorg ard short sterling respec
lively Closing rates foc actual BUSINESS "eie
as follows: r.r,
8
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30

RARE opportunity TO buy big dividend pay
~ ing for 81 months past and
10 in active operation: $50 900 buys the mine with
the machinery. tools. complete. Address Post-
once Boa $500. Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
Tnanrial.
~<~N~oScNNS'"o."~o.NIN~~ IN~~>c~Sr.or<S' "
~ NEW-YORE CITY GOLD BONDS


NEW-YORK CITY GOLD BONDS
rSTCTKons ToTTKK %T In5 Ihnp5MiHsrKArohs GGHRDIANs AND
OTHERS HoLDNG n TnTsT x TrMRs Ts Ere noSps ATHoH
SEALED led PROPOSALS Will ne REcEIyEp BY the
ESQ Brpadssy in The city until Monday
tA ay Of May S @ At. s part M " Shf. ne oSvnR ony
coupon registered bonds and s,1ck Of the City Of New
United OF America of the present standard OF weight
aa Saas 100 c"nsodaed Stock Of the City Of NcwYork
for repavns streets and avenues. for construc
on Of extension to Ms,IOpo'an OIL Museum Of
Driycway-the principal payable November l.
2s3ooo Consolidated Stock OF the City Of New-York"
for purchase OF new stock or plant for the De
partrirnt Of Street Cleaning and for completion
Of Riverside Park and Drive'-the principal
payable November /. l9i2
provide for payments Of awards. costs. &c.
certified by the Change OF Grade Damage Com
m!ssion-the principal payable November l.
''''' known as additional water stock'--the prin-
ci.aI payable November 1912
''''N' known as additional croton water stock Of
the city Of New-York'-the principal payable
100 900 ccnsoidaicd Stock Of the city Of New-York
srnSipai shGSn as payable So7sinSef T. 1915
100000 consoldated stock Of the CITY Of New.York
York'-the principal payable November l.
$1,000 CONSOLIDATED Stock Of the City of New-YOrk.
known as Fire Hydran,. an. stock'-the principal
s06 502s4 Consolidated Stock Of the City Of NewYorx
known as school House Bonds'-the principal
The proposals should he ncosed sealed envelope In
70, Bond. of The nJs as Sf the
IN second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller OF the
Far full Information see CITY Record S-,, ,r.
CITY & .S. Il ss Department 0'"''''l'''
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave 42d ST. station n " as folio"s -
Is minutes earlier from foot Of Franklin St;
3:.sO \. VI. Daily local to Buffalo. , ,,.,.,..
7,,O g. W. Daily local Albany FOR Catskill Mountain
and Saratoga. Parlor TO Albany, sundays oIy
o;I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse hocU ~;
ter Buffalo Niasara Falls. Toledo Cleveland ana @''
cago. ~.-.,u x,,c-
iains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MnnssSrrH ~
bany Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Parlor eu'
4.,O H. NJ. Daily xcept Sunday. f0r Albany
U.OO T.. VI. Daily for Alban. Montreal Ctca Sy,ssss Synss
Rochester Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Deu'~
Cleveland Chicago snd 81. Louis. 49,
6;:,O 4. VI. Daily except sunday for sevours' AZ"
Saratoga and Montreal ,.., cv-.r>
7,45 T.. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Utca' sy''~
s,i5 p W. Daily tor Albany Utica. syracuse ,nS hocsS
tor RuNalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Sie'e'-S"
Chicago and ST. Louis. ,..o,g--ar accom-
For tickets time tables parlor and W. ana
rodations apply city offices. Brooklyn ana For other
az stations Time tables principal noteis s,,prPr
Information address . IN. - Zsw-York.
Con. Passenger Agent Nandero-.-ae.. .e--.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-30

Government AND
Municipal Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Appraisemcnts made or Quotations fur
nished for the Purchase. Sale or Exchange Of
above Securities. LISTS on APPLICATION
y. w. HARRIS & CO.,
BANKERS Is WALL. STREET.