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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INVENTORS.

All kinds of ligh, machinery repaired.
CT MS bicycles and typewriters a speciality.
Model making and working from draw
ings. Drawings made and valuable as
sistance given inventors. All work conf
Dental. A few genuine bargains in bicy-
cles left. Columbia, model 81. $25 cash;
lady's Columbia. 500 cash. etc. Call on or
write S. ]. GRIFFIN,
Cor. 24th street and Grant ave-
l.. H. Bscraft, Manager.
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petition this day filed to United States
circuit court for the state of Utah.
At the hearing of c. A. Smurt hwdite
Produce company VS.. Cragun Bros, the
defendant mofioned to set aside by de-
tauln Tanner & Halverson represent
ed Dlaintin, j. F. Loar the defendants
Court heard arguments, ordered default
be set aside upon payment to plaintiff
of S. and costs Of hearing, and Plaintiff
shall be allowed to have case set at his
option. Plaintiff granted fifteen days
to file bill of exceptions.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
meeting of the stockholders of the
Horace Greeley and Sacred Mining and
Milling company, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the state
of Utah. has been regularly called, and
will be held AT the office of the company,
room 507 Mccormick u. ock, Salt Lake city,
said state, on the 18th day of August 1895.
at o'clock p. m, for the purpose or
electing a board of directors and officers
ending on the second Monday of July
1897, and for the transaction of any and
all other business which may lawfully
come before such meeting.
JACOB CHRISTOPHER, President.
T. r. PULLS, Secretary.
Horace Greedy and Sacred Mining and
Milling company.
Dated July p, 1896.
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DRAMATIC SEASON no OPEN.

August 81 the dramatic season of '96
and '97 will begin in the Grand opera
house. Professor Smith of California,
assisted by local talent, putting on the
comedy drama, THE Irish Duke
Charles Frohmans company appears
here the evening OF September 2 in
Bohemia" adapted by Clyde Fitch
from the French of Henry Murger and
Theodore BarTiere. The scenes are in
the Latin quarter of Paris, as in
'Trilby," and the characters are the
Bohemians of that quarter. The play
is a comedy, and is noted for the vi
vacity of every character, and the
brilliant repa.rtee. 1t ran 100 nights i'm
New York
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- oGDEN RELAY.

j. F. Ledwidge left Ogden last night
for Terrace, in company with the riders
who ride from Terrace this way. They
were all in high spirits and sanguine
of success, and propose to make a fine
showing, guaranteeing to bring the
packet into ogden Friday morning F.
S. Smith, who reached Ogden Yesterday
has been engaged with his tandem to
pace Hulverston from North Ogden to
the bridge.
F. c. Schramm met all of the riders
before their departure, and gave them
their badges and final instructions.
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FINED TWENTY-FIVE.
A Trapeze Performer Who Thought
He Owned the Train.

He Owned the Train.
NJ. La Verne, trapeze performer in
the Carnival of Madrid" has found
out that it's proper to have a conductor
punch passengers ticket, but it won't
do for the passenger to punch the con-
ductor's face. Last Monday night, in
going out to Saltair he forgot his pass
The conductor in charge 're'eit0 ~N0
a ticket or cash. This incensed the per-
former and he responded by giving me
ticket puRcher a good drubbing. A
warrant for assault and battery was
out for him in short order and when the
case was called in Justice Harvey s
court Tuesday La Verne pleaded guilty,
but got his honor to defer pnonouncing
judgment yesterday being DESTROYS of
producing some witnesses to show that
there was considerable provocation.
How we'll he succeeded may be judged
from the fact that he was fined $25 and
costs, amounting in all to $40. In de-
fault of judgment ne went to the county
Jail.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DELINQUENT NOTICE. GOLD BELL
Mining and Milling company.-Locatio ton
of mines Ohio district, Piute county,
Utah. Location of principal place Of
business Salt Lake city, Utah.-Notice:
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assess
ment levied on June 10. 1896, the several
amounts set opposite the James of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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Took Them AN In.
Especial to The Herald.

NoptCIdI 10 TIC HeraId.)
DUBOIS, Ida, Aug. pa Bryan and
Sewali club was organized here tonight.
comprising nearly every voter in the pre-
cinct. There are only one or two Nc
kinney votes in town, where formerly it
was nearly solid Republican. Chairman
Jones call for funds was read and a
fund of between $40 and $50 was collected
and forwarded to Treasurer st. John as
our mite towards the silver campaign.
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PAHREAH, Aug. 1s-While Leroy
NJ. Twitchel, aged u years, son of
Oren and Elizabeth Twitchel, of this
place, was out in the garden pulling
weeds, he was bitten on the thumb of
the right hand by a rattlesnake. The
hand is much swollen, but the patient
is doing as well as could be expected.
He will probably recover.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS.

WEST CABLE MINING AND MILL
ing Company. Principal place of business.
Salt Lake City. Utah.-Notice.- are
delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment levied on
the 10Th day Of july, 1896, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders. as follows, to-
W.T.:
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Died from His injuries,

NoUeOId4 70 ] ne IfeT1Id.l
BUTTE. Mont, Aug. pa Swear
old son of Mrs. Joseph Brobank died to-
day from burns received in a fire which
destroyed the house last night. The
mother was away, and the child had
been ieft in charge of its grandmother,
but the latter, 1T is said, went out and
got drunk, and was not at home when
the fire occurred.
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PREVEN TON

To avoid malaria and fevers keep
kitchen sinks, closets, waste pipes, ETC.,
free from bad odors by using RED
SEAL I've. Being strictly pure, it re-
quires less than other kinds, contains
no salt and is conveniently packed in
sitting top cans.
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A TOUGH GANG.

Fred Slade, Fatty Noble, John Rigby,
Joe Enzensperger, Jack Johnson, an
engineer on the Union Pacific, were in
Ogden yesterday on the way home from
a trip in Paradise. Paradise is strictly
literal and not figurat1vely, and any one
who knows the word fully realizes that
that will not be their destination even
tually They looked rather seedy, like
the three old maids who went off on q
tramp. and stated that they slept in a
barn at Brigham City last night. Every
one knew that they had, anyway, but
SIade tried to make the bluff that they
did it because they couldn't get in a
hotel Slade, Enzensperger and Noble
are at the TOD list of that society known
as the Ancient Order. of Ananias, of
which Bill Glassman is the national
grand master.
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A. Teny, a farmer living in Davis
county, woke up Monday morning and
discovered that a horse and saddle be-
longing to him had been stolen the
night before. Thomas Dougherey, who
has lived in the neighbochood for some
time, was missing Tuesday and has
not showed ~ since. The police are
looking for him.
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salt Lake CITY. Utah.

November %, 1894.
Six months after the date hereof, for
value received. 1 promise to pay to the
order OF William B. Lawler, at Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S bank in the CITY of sat
Lake, and Territory of Utah, the sum
or Eleven Hundred and Ninety-nine Dol
lars and Fifty-two cents, negotiable and
payable in United States gold coin, with
interest thereon in like gold coin from
date until paid. at the rate of ten per
cent. per annuSn. Interest payable at
the end of each three months, and if not
paid as above provided the principal as
well as the interest, shall immediately
become due and payable, together with
a reasonable attorneys fee if this note
IS collected by an attorney, with or with
out suit. A. r HYDE
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership existing under the name
of George r. Mcclure & Co., has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. George
r. Mcclure is now the sole proprietor, is
responsible for the debts of the firm; viii
also collect all amounts due them.
GEORGE R. MCCLURE,
c. P. SORENSON,
CHARLES NEWSON.
Salt Lake, August Z, 1896.
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Do You Feel Depressed:

1t invigorates the nerves, stimulates
digestion and relieves mental depres-
sion. Especially valuable to tired
brain workers.
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NEWS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Presbyterians Still in Session at
RichfieId.
SOME TEACHERS LEAVE
LADIES, DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETS
AT PROVO.

ALad Bitten by a RattIer-Big Bryan
and SewaH Club Organized by
Republicans at Dubois, Ida--Ienrs
of a Travelling Man at Butte-Gen-
eraI GIimpses.
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GARFIELD REACH.
UAINN 1lLD bs--ANH.
aims between Salt Lake and Gar

daily except sunday.
Fare for round trip. so cents.
Olson's orchestra in attendance ev-
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing,
boating, dancing.
Depot corner First South and Fourth
West D. z. hurley,
General Manager.
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WHEREAS, ON NOVEMBER 18TH.
1884. A. E. Hyde made, executed and de-
hVered TO VILLAIN B. Lawler his two
eer,aln promissory notes in the words
following. to-wit:
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Salt Lake City, Utah. July IS, 1896

The above sale is hereby postponed
,ntii sentember 10, 1896. at Il o'clock.
M. at same place. BY order of the board
OIL oireclois' W. NJ. HICKS, Secretary.
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And IN accoTuaIIce VI" I.I-u Nv dHu me
order of the board of directors made on
shares of each parcel of stock as may
be necessary, will be sold on the 10th day
Of August 1886 fa at II 9er0ck a. s At
Main street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. to
nav the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the cost of advertising and
expenses ". NJ. HICKS. Secretary.
ca1t Lake City Utah. July IS. 1896.
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WHEREAS. ON NOVEMBER 18TH.
1884. John Beck and A E. Hyde made,
executed and delivered to William 81
LAWYER Their certain promissory note in
the words following, to-wit:
$685.. 90. Salt Lake CITY Utah
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Dr.. WishardI is a popular speaker
among the people of Richfield.
The regular Presbytery begins on
Thursday.
Rev. p. D. Stops has been trans
ferred from Salina to Kilgore, Ida.
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11nblic Notices.
~>>>o~-->oY>N>>>>.>- N~-U~-v>> NNoN~~N~>~~N
STREET IMPROVEMENTS. 23D AND Path
WARDS.
NJ Office IS HEBEkl GIVEN THAT THE

~ Commit ssloner Of improvements Of TWEEN
ty-thrd and Twenty fourth Wards OF the City
York will at hts Office No. 2Ge2 Third avenue in said
city on Wednesday. April IL. 1898 10 O'Clock
hear and consider ali statements objections evidence
that may be and there offered in reference
contemplated change revision Of plans OF
the Twenty third and Twenty fourth Wards prepared
chapter 2i the Laws OF 1887 and chapter 545
Laws Of 1890;
lat Two sewerage plans in relation to the Ice Pond
District.
81 Two sewerage plans in relation to the Mbrook
Watershed.
Creek Watershed.
Attn. Two plans in relation TO the Harlem
River Watershed.
9TH one sewerage plan In relation the Kingsbridgs
District.
9Th Four sewerage plans in relation to the Bronx
River Watershed.
Man. or plans showing such contemplated changes
exhibition In said ONCE.
LOUIS T.. UAFFEN Commissioner OF Street Improve
rnents OF the Tweny-,hiri and Twcrtyfourth Wards.
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THE WEEKLY RANGE.

THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number OF shares Of all stocks. the highest low
est and final prices OF the week. together with
the final prices OF a week ago, prefixed by the
average price OF April .. 1895:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
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OINTMENT MORE CHEERFUL
c7OCES AND BONDS HIGHER.
cotD EXPORTS CAUSE NO WORRY-CoN-
DrTrON OF THE TREASURY.
Sunday. April 5-p. m.


Sunday. April 5-p
r,a United States Treasury received last week
80, customs S2,474,4S5, from internal revenue
=. ,oa ss and from miscellaneous sources 2l4,133.
60, from all s51s3SS5. against So 120 in the
1~.oeding week. The receipts for the month to
- amount to sS,e66.947 and the payments to
s. w. receipts s27s3.44O. For the fiscal year to
s.,s the receipts s254276,7S7 expenditures.
a.. soo GRO the excess of expenditures being
-, sA14s The weekly Treasury statement
ssssuad an increase of SAL 213 in the available
soh balance. and an increase of 50. 123N4 in the
actual cash balance which is now s2'2 co.
cron,rared with a week ago. the Treasury hold
-, show the following changes: Decrease in
us gold balance of $l49410, made up by a loss
~ si7S490 in coin and bullion and a loss of
o. o. sSo IN the amount Of outstanding certificates:
49, In the silver balance of SlOll,515. due to
az Of s1s3 9O5 in silver coin and bullion and
gam ~ 81 195 $50 in the outstanding silver
ga. and a gain in the legal-tender balance
tnc.ss.e ~ made up by a gain of 5000 900 in the
Oh M ,rt Of outstanding currency certificates and
ssin Of s457 71 in the amount of legal-tender
sotes in the Treasury. 30 Holdings OF National
no.y notes decreased 800. 563. Treasury notes
PAM anAa under the law of 1890 to the amount OF
.sss coz were returned TO the Treasury and the
mount Of these notes in circulation was de-
ain nsad nv this sum to $l03, 16S. 947. For the
snant,or Of National bank notes the Treasury
So,ss col 9sSls4 decrease c. $l0l.735 from the
preceding weeK' ,,o..-.. ..,...
Subioined i. sa,urIaSs Ire ga! statement
compared with that OF Maren y:
March 2S. April T. Changes.
Col. coin and hu-
ion ceriif ne 60, 900 e,oe &C, GO ~. e.a l,o
cate
L. s notes less a.. ,,.o-- 90, GO 90 -, -,
certificates lIfo.-,t $1,000, M 81 %
Nat bank notes. LUDLOW o'o''i Lee 'o'"oo
Silver dollars and
bullion. less cef- . .,.,. ~ --o-, ~ ,o,,,-
f!fcaes -l~'o'ofo -"'-'N'Vo bVS' i''ii'"'"
c., :, Treas SECS 373 024 s267 Oe7 Dec s9oa
Deposits in Ma - 49, 80. 49, -, .c- o.o
tonal banks. -. 'E'4 oI 2il'44'' Inc. i'4N'Vfo
Available 1904 1903 3Sl so94.51i594 Inc S4Il2l3
peduc, minor la - - .-o.o -, nan ca,
hlt,es ........ c4525.533 2l.sI2932 Dec. 26'2ool
- -. - 900 "a
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More thnn threc-quarters of the seven per
-. hocd. md Of each class of such bonds
having been deposited under the pInn pursu-
ant 10 the foregoing notice. the Committee
now gives further notice TINT 1t has hHed
the tenth day Of April. 1890. ms the inst any
nd IN. limit Of the time within which hold
-. a, hands md stocks Of the Memphis and
Chnrleston Railroad Company or any class
.h.,.of will be entitled to deposit their secu-
rIue. and become parties to the agree
ment OF March 9th. 1896. md that no "rruri-
a.. viii he received after April 10Th. 1So0.
...n. uuon such terms and conditions ms
tho Com mittee may deem proper.
ADRIAN IsELIN. Jr.,
FREDERIC CROMWELL.
w. EMIEN ROOSEVELT.
EDWARD n. GIBBS.
Committee.
April lst. 1895.
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financial.

Financial.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To Bondholders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders of
rlercantile Trust Company Certificates
of Deposit. under the agreement of
February 10, 1894.
Under and in onformi,y With the powers and pro-
visions of the Bondhoders Agreement above mentioned
hereby give notice that this Reorganization Committee
has prepared and adopted Plan and Agreement for the
reorganization OF the affairs Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company and has duly lodged the at New
York City In the Office Of this Reorganization Committee
and with The Farmers Loan and Trust Company and
the Mercantile Trust Company and Berlin and London
with the Deutsche Bank.
OF said Par and Agreement for distribution TO Bond
holders and Certihcate-hoders.
Dated New-York. March 10th. 1893
EDWARD ID. ADAMS, Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. vicc-Chnirmnn.
JOHN G. BULLITT,
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBsT.
JAMES STILLMAN,
ERNST THALMANN.
Reorganization Committee.
S WM. NELSON C n ckoMMzLI. of Counsel
A. MARCUS. Secretary
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NOTICE.-Estlmates ND Tor removing rock

~ other material depth OF ten feet below mean
low wate- between East 92d and East 9d streets East
under No. J2s and (2) for preparing Tor
and building foundations and shstructure for storage
and dumping bins the foot Of East 18th street under
contract No $50 Will be received by the Department OF
Docks until IL o'clock April 9TH. 1920 For full par.
culars the city Record. Copies for sale at NO.
Hall.
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financial elections.


NETWORK. April lst. 1906
AN ELECTION for thirteen Governors or the
n socety OF the Hospital 81 the City OF New,
York will held nj the Hospital Budinx corner o 20
sy.nu. and 18th wednesday afternoon, hpTh
sth, al four o'clock. -, A.,
io'i' "' ~ r DEI.ANO WEEKES. Secretary.
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A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a ,sc.,vsd A. their Uptown Once. No. LAP Broadway
81 door north OF 3ist-st. until o'clock m. aavss
once rates until o'clock m VIZ, 20 Cmse:
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financial elections.

IUUUIIUI VIIIIIUV9.
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Treasurer's Office. Grand Central Depot
New-Yorl March 30th 1896.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
will be closed at TWELVE o'clock noon on sATUR:
DAY. the 4th April preparatory to the annual
election OF be he'd the 9th day OF May
next). and will be reopslcd the morning OF FRIDAY.
Cd WORCESTER
Treasurer.
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PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY. o.
New York, March II. 1890
yV1IE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders

/ a., p.-.u. II r. Co will held the Office OF
m. COMPANY 20 broadway. MONDAY the ON Day OK
Anru n.. nj II NJ for the purpose ~ e-ctinS thirteen
Tor the ensuing and for the transac-
10, N nch ether business may come before the meet
~ A. and NIL, ~. ciosad nj
r,m.,.r books will be closed Friday the 81 day OF
Anil AZ q r. NJ and will DO reopened at 10 A. NJ on
Txesiay the TIN day OF April ,.,-, ,.
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bonds certificates and notes. having In person or through
their representatives. already accepted the plan and
agreement OF reorganization ,ated March 18th. 1885, all
holders Of outstanding
Northern Pacific r. r. COmpany'S
General Second Mortgage Bonds.
General Third Mortgage Bonds,
Dividend Certificates.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
Collateral Trust Notes,
Preferred Stock.
Common Stock.
Northwest Equipment Stock
and
Trust company's Receipts for the above de.
scribed bonds,
ar, hereby notified to deposit their holdings with
one Of the undersigned before Thursday. APRIL
23D 1885, receiving suitable certificates OF deposi,
therefor
Deposits after that date II accepted all. will be sub
ject to such terms and conditions may be imposed
BY the Managers
Holder. OF certificates heretofore issued BY the Mer
camille Trust Company OF NewYort for Bonds deposited
under the Bondholiers Agreement Of February 49, ls'i
not already stamped asserting 10 the plan and
agreement Of March 10 1890. hereby notified 10
present ,he- certificates of Offices on or be
Thursday April I'D. 1S06, in order that we may
stamp their approval thereon The Managers have the
right which at any time hereafter their discretion.
they exclude absolutely from the plan
any holders Of such receipts who shall not conform 10
requirement their receipts for stamping as
expressly asserting 10 the plan and agreement
Tn. cash paynens In respect stock will be payable
upon dates hereafter 10 be announced
Security invited obtain from us copies
Of the plan "a agreement all depositors are bound
MANY features q much importance 70 security
holders th-reln set forth
Any further information connected with the reorgani
nation desired ~ security holders will be furnished on
application any o. or'ce..
j. Il. MORGAN & CO.,
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GALLATIN NATIONAL BAN
NarxXnrk March oSfh istt
Urnuosdls.

,o~o>~or~oNNNoo~cooOIDD looo~No>NNnNo|@vNvv.
FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL SERVICE.
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Actual cash bal 500 s4s s272 70I CO Inc So 1913 81
THE MONETARY SITUATION

The April interest settlements caused no
stringency in the local money market. and in
the call loan branch borrowers were accommo-
dated with funds at rates little changed from
the preceding week Early in the week pre-
yailing rates were 3G3i2 per cent, and this was
increased to per cent on Wednesday in some
cases but the greater part OF the business was
done at 313 per cent. on Thursday me rate
ran up 10 Az per cent. but AT the cl0se IT.
oTerings were made at per cent. Possibly
the ease in call loans was due to the offering
by banks and other institutions or lcnds WhiSh
they were unable 70 place for hxed perlous.
In time loans the supply was greater than the
demand and some brokers reported 4 per cent
rate for all periods. AS a rule. the rates were
per cent for thirty to ninety days, AZ per cent
for four TO five months. and AGO per cent LOT
iooper neriods Considerable foreign money
was lent for short periods fair amount OF
husiness was done In the commerclal paper MAJ =
ket hut only the best names found a READY
rrarket Rates were 51sG6 per cent for strictly
frst-class sixty TO ninety day Endorsed ollis re-
ceiyable per cent for four months ooihih!s-
sion house names. per cent Tor prime anu U,2
ner cent and above for good four 10 SIX
,rron.hs' single names. The Bank or EnsIaiu
made no change in It's minimum rate OF dlscoun'
IN the week which remained at PEI 80
while sixty to ninety day bank tills IN Lohuoi
ruled at * OF l per cent. In Paris the opv,
market rate was ia per ce,.t. and IN Berlin
and Frankfort 2A per cent. - .orc
The foreign exchange market was strong;
mr. aama,d FOR remittance was heavier. ana
Il absorbed all the bills offered lhere W. ~. "a
gold exports. but reports YESTERDAY .-on noo ~
a shipment on Tuesday or from e.VoO 49,
100000. One factor which may have a pear r.
ing upon the sterling exchange MARI. i ~
Norfolk and Western underwriting sy,Il,, T., :
vSich r. made up almost entirely of foreign m m
terests, and it is expected that about sS'VVovvV
OF exchange will be furnished against ,he ;hs
dIcate's operations Posted rates cioseu .ne
week az Il az and "a 90 for long and snort stel
ling respectively. CLOSING ia'' ~
business were as follows: ,,r.
Gables. Long bills oho'' co
sou so
81 rling .%SSg4e't< hf-ia 5.15as
Francs 45E 93as
AL, 4Oi2
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