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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

3u &emlien mar bas Geiultat fol.
aenoes:
Sir @ir9erneiiter: g. 9. WiQer 1O2,
8. Z. &iciier 65.
GounciImanuer: @. @eus (allf beiber
&ifetS) 149, Sobn Slid 90, s. Strobbebm
~.
Stubt: &scorOer: $. 6. Gieuers Sc, g. q.
2opo 20.
@iieiOr: 81. Gridien 81, q. s. Stans IS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

Serr Z. 20. Rurtc, Orr befanntc
aputbcfcr, bat irine ~Sputbcfe nad
Ru. $50 an Der Waius z traRe bcrlegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
Stalt nud Amgegead.


Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

Chicago to St. Louis. Chicago to Peo-
ria. Chicago to Springfield. st. Louis to
Kansas City. Why use a second class
line when heWabash with their first class
limited vestibuled train, with the best
equipment, fastest time, lowest rates gives
better satisfaction in reach and every res
pcct than any other line? Readers of our
paper should demand their tickets yiaWa-
bash. The Wabash "Limited' is superior
to all competitors, therefore we recon-
mend this line to our readers and deem
it a special favor to the publisher Of thii
'aper to patronize this route,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
Stint In z Wnuaten.

Su6tauapoIts, Suo., Jsbr. go.
o. Rub nun ibou7 RonutC, ieitSsm td ben lcstsn IE'
IoI non RaQiu6t bate, uGbrsuo i5 Dor Sebraud BON
@oror S6uig's YerOeusS tarttr ic6en Dtonot NM olIsFS
gluIQIe battle. o. SuhOcte88tt.
Sr. g. Grusds ibretbt I'M T,b. '95 pom St9b!ono, gu
6oR lam gSGoitor S6ut95's 9terueuitdrter pom perm *iar'
Tsr U{edeI oeocu g]teruoftdt e~mpiobIen Duroe. Go9ls'@ q
Sh0u felt 3 1ionGteu oGrGu lit, puTee CT ee@ o"E@ ""'
j TIOi4e ERTtE'.
sSrei St9 's 3'5s S4BSs. S!sfs! ~ sas sis94sf''' sieR:
8y$~~ erbolten ou1 bic Wie0i3tn umioHit.
SieIe MeOtStn pIroe felt benz Sabre 1876 po1 Dem
SOthp. 4o'tor Stout9 N Sort aSopre, Sro., 5~noereusI
HuO ieSt inter ieiner gn!Dciiuu9 BON Der
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, 81.
10 5. Franklin Street.
Sci 9lpctheFetn SR babcn fip
$500 Die GTefdc, q |IaIe;en fur $1,000
Qrpbe S1.5S, 6 fig $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
MttS AentihIanh

Idr,t5t Der Qforrer So,. Grepes I'm Str, "a, uou
Erdel8bcim uabe g5Iobc, boB iein 9ultano tb loon
Gtdrrcr nobm unO oautt oaiir, oaB or enoltH Elm 10 gut
mirfeu6Cs Wtttcl gsiuuoeu babe, ino.m CT lest, obns
einsn InfaI an bciiirbteIt, ietuen 9nt6ten na9tonlmen
bfOerGs IuslebeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
WanerluC6I

erftSu DofS an ~ueribpiubsu Die SDmploms raid uno
In Ssbu 5uqcn luo weu!9iiCnS ,pei Grtttel aaer Spmps
tome Ueri6puuoeu. Bud nit S~sulutiieH uoH NUMBERS
barren SsiluTqeu wiro gratis SnBeidttt. Stue NJ
tdgtge Sur ptro per Bot grGtiS Sussiditt.
yr. Wrceu Il SpmS, SpSSialtitsn. Atlintl. ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
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mad SauIc ne0men. Gr preoi9te IN
So6omte in Der Ser8 SeiU=&ir4e.
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2. NQr5 1897.
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STILES uno Sri. Glii0betb pals in ber
Ct. 0einri65 Stride 81 9iND Hlo9e
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De5 9rl. Sobauu pals in Dubuque,
Qebiirtig aus WtcOeruo6. Die SOd3elt
fuuo unter 5oblreiber Setbeilt9Un9
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q. Nilles.
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Sier itarb am 3. MRGr3 SbereIia &u=
botUici, 0ebiirtig ou5 9iioelin9en i'm
GrOBbcr5O0t6um &uremburQ. Die
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Qlmerita uno mar ieit 50 Subren Uer-
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uno bier SD9ter, mel4e olle berDeis
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ruben in 6rieoen!
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hat eS 9efOQen, am WOntNg, ben /.
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trOgenOcr beiipObnte, funO ON 9Ons
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9 ubr itOtt. Die nunmebr III 8Dtt
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9ietird, &u~rembur9, GImO ibr Yatel
Dor II Subren oOs 3eitli6e ieQnete,
qebOreu. iieoeIte I'M Sabre 1898 mil
ibrer SHUTTER, oeren 3rOit uno StiiB(
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freute Ii6 itetS Der 4dtuna gller, BIZ
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
Wir entneDmen Der o9Ort 8ai9in9=
ton 3tg." oO8 6ol9enOe:

Bon BEN alien NuIie6lcru Don S;alFee
GomItD lit nit Dem ON TielStu9 fur3 Dol
WRittog bubjll0ci6ieoeucu |ctcr Ibiu mobl
Der olerQlteitc sur elDi0en Rube eiu0egau9el.
Gr itQuO uQbe ieiucm IS. ge6eu9iobre. geter
&biu muroe om q. WtGr3 1909 in Neiler
gum Gburm in Der JiQGe Der Gtaot Gurem=
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i'm ilberlebenOeu Satin GuiQuuQ, ae6.
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ben SeiuCn lIu6 Mmerita aus uno iieoelte
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reid ais yaHoIUlrtb Ulo ieGte li6 DOR etlUa
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trnucru fiiuf 6luoer umo 3oblrei6e @ufcl mO
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Ter oeS &rGutigOms oGs iibli9e @o6jeitSieit
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09

nit 9rdutsrs SsiImittelu
bebauOelt u. iidsr
yebetlt. Sa5en Sauienoe
Jon iIubeIlbar eTtidTien
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-09
MarPtbe obi.
Qreife fur Den 4roBUereau5.

DUBUQUE. ben 6. RarS 1897.
@etreioe uuo Webl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
standard and was not unnoticed by the financial
community In general
Prices FOR last sales of the PRINCIPAL active
day, We're follows. ~

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales of Government bonds S1G9 900
coupon As Of 1929 at 123 $1,000 at 1875. SOB
600 coupon Is of 1907 at l3. and 100000 reg
istered Is of 1907 at HIS. Final quotations
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
N EWHAYEN- FARE. 81: Excursion. SI.50.-

rss, steamers leave Pier -, r. r. Daily tsunaSys
rS.n a r. Al and " midnight. arriNins ~ VINE iSf
a. ~ Meriden Hartford. Springfield anl points h2.n
A Dyt.a -tNENTS and subscriptions Tor ,se ~
a nra received at their Uptown Once, NO i-s- p''a
xaV "a door north u 3ls st.. until 100 ses =,
.msnt. received az following bfahSh
IN. rses until o'clock y. NJ We; ~ SUB
ave cor Esd St i52 9th ave- cor In ~ :, 20 ss,h
w, 100 Wcs, ied 81 9th ave; =. tas, itrn -. 81
a., ,ai - between lth aud sth ave. lo9 Esst s's"-
West 70 81 hsiween 18Th ard TIth ste, LOGS 81
ave near els st, EOS Ia, ave- near S,a ~ %" ,
p,nss =, se1s 81 ave; 30 East s"h-s,' ir5i ~
ave; as2 30 ave: 10 Amsterasm ave -. Oh sve oSi
nh ave- iS2 "a ave near 6Ih.st 2ot tas, so,n
IN an ave- AZ Harlem Offices oSi 90 avs ,s,
ran Al I56 East i25h St. near 81 ave Ito VIZ
i as 81 ~; Ito and sh ayes $50 West ti5th 81
~ prcokivn onices: 39T Fulton i2s fuitoa a.
Court st: as Broadway T. ID; LOS BgoaS"N' - ~
1 I5s Myrtle ave. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
anttiou Sales financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. AurtiOnecr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
Ry AnpIAN r. FULLER & SUN,


WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3,
q, 20 IN oc.ocl at the ~ Y Real Estate saesroom NO
III Broadway - IA.
Dickson. Assignee TOT pee"'
of creditors Of II. NJ. Anthony. as p!edgetl
100 shs The Field ard Stone 90 OF san lTdnclsSo
dor acct. Of whom IL may concern =. ~
q OOJ Long sand Water supply Co. OF East ~ l.
y. c. Bond. 1901.
so chs chicago Heights Land Association:
~ sbs -nion National Bank Of Troy. y Y (subect 10
an assessment Of 33 ! 3 p. -, = ca.
$40 O0O Wilkesbarre and Eastern r. X lst os "uar'
BIDS. - - , al. 1,cbA Is,
$1,000 II. Louis and Iron MI X. H. 'A'"' D0'' ''
100 shs Rkiyn Wharf ard Warehouse co. pa
cor 400 AusntIc Coast Electric r. X. Co LIST 5s l94o
sin,uo ohio Mining CO. LIT p. q. Bds. iVd
Fs-n,pn Dhlo Mining Co LIST y. &. BIDS, l"'o
e. n0 West Asbury Water co. Of y. j. ist p C.
Rds. 1916. ,
so sbs %stl Butchers' and DrOvers Bank -
81 ,.., t,rna coal and Iron 60. Is p. Q. 3D. l3t0'
- ~" imn1tters' and Traders Natl Bank. n 8,
eco IN Nsgee Garnet Works Of Bloomsbury "a ISL
Il N g. BIDS 1905 lhypothecaten)
q, 900 Oh, ,..nsolilated Electric Storage Go, -,
$1,000 MaDnesman cycle luoe " ~
c,or
$4,000 Mldd.esex Valley H. H. ISL n'S' ~
~ shs. Merchants Nj. ha.N.
syc 900 Toledo Belt R'way. 90 Isl 's due sept 1921
100 shs Interior Conduit and Insulation 20; zoos
so mO y y suburban Water co. lst IS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

In State issues $1,000 Virginia funded debt
OBS 81 1921 sold at G2l,. and 5000 Virginia 6s
deferred trust receipts at u
Railroad bonds were moderately active. but
irregular, with only small changes in the MAORI
~ Of issues Tie principal net gains were made
by Brooklyn Elevated seconds. to A.. Kings
County Elevated frsts. ! TO %: Houston and
Texas Central consol Is TX to lO4; NewYork
New-Haven and Hartford cOnsol debenture re-
cepts, to 40; Union Elevated first Us, q 10
II: Ohio Southern firsts. a to S4i4; Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts. "a to 1864.
Texas and Pacific seconds g to 2lts Hooking
Valley IS. a to 1O24 Reading first preference in
comes. y 20 5J,l, and the second preference in
comes IS TO 327s. The principal net losses were
in Kansas Pacific first consOl receipts. ] 10 40;
Jersey Central genera! js, = to 11G2.. and Brook
lyn Elevated flrsts: Y to a. In miscellaneous
issues Detroit Gas rs lost rs to II.
Money on call was 11a@1a4 per cent. Time
money IVES per cent for sixty days, ~ per cent
for three months. 212G3 per cent for four months
and ; per cent for six months. Commercial
paper was 3G4 per cent for the best names for
all periods and above for names not so well
known
The foreign exchange market was dull and
firm. Posted rates for sterling closed at ~ ST
and 81 ~ for long and short bills respectively.
Rates for actual business closed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. March l. m.-consos exntere s, i D.
1916 for the account; tanadi,i ri-
cihc J6i, Erie II: Erie first preferred 80. Illinois
Central gJ3. Mexican ordinary 2ll+ ~ Iaul G,hnon
7gi,: New-York Central 90: PENNSYLVANIA 33N Krad,ns
i27s: Mexican Central per cent bonds ~ l"us'e anu
Nashville. Big; Achson common, Ia a., ~,
43O o. mThe amount of bullion gone INTO me , nas
81 England on balance to-day was fofp fars huNi.es
quote per cent renea l02 francs 20 cenmes ior INC
account and exchange London - francs l. ceh"nes
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
[mOTIl, GGG0l.

iisTH ST. AND ST NICHOLAs-AVE.
lutey nreproof family hotel u quiet sies nee.
cuisine and service Of the highest character siss
Of 10 rooms with bath. furnished OF unfufnsneii
all light. pefsc. ventilation. thcroughy modern
throughout al riding many comforts NJ, usually fani IN
hote CHARLES :. HOLMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
steamboats,.
>NN~NNN~NNNNn~NN N"s~~'
E0S1r1N AMID Ts@ sMGl Ana,

VIA SOUND LINES.
srONiNGTON LINE Via Stonington. from FER 3S =, x
block above Cenal St. week days only, A6 y NJ
NORWICH LINE Via New London, from Per ~. y X,
next 10 Deshrosses ST. week DAYS only az 5SD J., ~
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River, from
Pier Is. y. H.. foot Murray o.. week days only ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
Oh an lines o-
~ T;tsburg 81 as7 $50 sG745s7 Dec si,3i3 279
COMMERCIAL CABLES REPORT.

The statement of the Commercial! Gable Com
pany for 1896 submitted to the shareholders
at their annual meeting held to-day. The gross
earnings. including interest from investments.
amounted to S2O19. 2E, %. and the total expenses
to SSi2 800 81. leaving a balance Of Sl.1I6.0J ~
The company paid its regular dividend OF : per
cent. together with bonus Of ! per cent being
per cent for the year. The reserve fund was
increased by the purchase Of S23OUU OF first
mortgage bonds of the Commercial Cable Build
ing COMPANY secured by valuable real estate In
Nev-York city The reserve fund now amounts
to SOP. 500 81. The balance of the year
profits amounting 10 S3I6.J'ij ~. together with
SITO112 Ii from previous years, making total
OF SS4GG7S "a is carried forward to the current
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Union Pacific Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE COUPONS.

BOSTON MARCH lST, 1897.
Pursuant orders OF the United States Circuit Court.
the amount u interest due January /. 1891 Union
Pacific Railroad Company First Mortgage six per cent
bonds. and interest thereon while has been in
default. viii be paid and after Tuesday March .
1897, the office 81 the tSIO< TRUST CO.. no. 80
BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY. the Office OF tie
Undersigned No. 92 AMES BUILDING. BOSTON.
For each coupon due January l. 1897. thirty dollars
end interest thereon. thirty cents: IN ALL thirty dollars
and thirty cents. presentation and surrender OF such
coupons.
on each bond. the principal Of which mared January
I. 1896. interest in full to January L. 1897 thirty
dollars and interest thereon thirty cents; IN all. thirty
dollars and thirty presentation ~ such bonds
and Enforcement u such Interest payment thereon
:. II. H. CLARK.
OII"ER W MINK.
T. ET.LERY ANDERSON. , Receivers
JOHN ". DOANE.
FREDERIC h. COCDERT.
BY
JAMES Ii. HARRIS.
TREASURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
Cup totels.

BRGWWOR1I HOUSE,
FIFTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH ST.
New Public Restaurant end Cafe. for business m.ns
luncheon la carte table Hote Cuisine par excel
ence. Dinner $l23 Luncheon. 10 cts Hotel for psfmS-
CHARLES JAMES. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA'S REPORT.

In view oe the depression in business in general
in the greater part OF 1870. Inc report oi t.,e
Pennsylvania Railroad for the last year must
prove entirely satisfactory to the STOCKHOLDERS
of the company. In the reductions IN income a9
compared with the preceding year the hguies arr
neither large nor unusual. and when IL is re
membered that a good part OF the company
lines run through "A part or the country uepen
dent upon the coal ana IRON lndustiles NhiC'
were so severely depressed in 1870, Inc losses u,
Cured by the railroad appear extremely Ihou-
crate The intelligence and ability OF the man
ayers Of the company have been important Ia
tors in its splendid financial condition ana tl'
stock holders of this great railway corporation
NAV we'll take unbounded pride In the achieVe
ments of the property and OF the men 70 WIFI
tho direct management Is intrusted After pay
in.. ALI charges and obligations. ana eHpehulhs
about 81 100000 on improvements. sum "
81 % S23 remained. from which diNidena3 90 Cb
81 4G. 100 were paid, leaving the sum OF NIVo;IU
20 no transferred to the credit of proht an0 loss
account The amount expended upon the nam
line and branches and charged 10 capi'di dorou'
u,as 90 531 pa and upon the lines west OF fltts-
hnrg n; construction account. S2,3S0.o3V Dur
ing the year the gross earnings 0i az, i ~
and ives: Of Pittsburg were ~ r,}pes
co. 2o1 100 so a. decreas7 in gross earnings coi!'-
nared with 1893 Of $685.. 30 ana ~ ne, earl
ing OF 81 120952 10 There were ~ u, lpI 20
~ ~ freight moved being decrease or i-'f'[,-
76J tons. 9n0 ll1lo,oVo P"9'e''eN
crease of 2.134.2j6.
orxrpA. BALANCE SHEET CONDENSED DE
GENDER 81. lsee
ASSETS.
COS, o. road and equipment -; " ,, % Us
Co.'S Of ;eG 4"atSsd 'T Wa the lease the
t. y j. r. r. and {. Co.'''',,..''''''' "-''''' "
CURRENT ASSETS
Due gtruf fT "nd ether parpos 1929 o22 os
Due nom agents and superin- o-s,oo, -
g' aIR'f Teeeiyafe and missed .eo,o,s,
laneous assets .....''''''''' ss0as ~
Materials ...............''''' 1900, -
Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22s2laaI oe
Sinking funh. "N'' t'"' '"i sisj.N7 IS
r.,,, .....................s275 75e ao2 "a
LIABILITIES.
c,,,,., .,ock 3oa. $50 90
f9 s6,ao d te6s, oncu'nk s:ai3slo II
Gsay Yan1 e' s,eck and toads u TIE Harris
burg Portsmouth. Mt. Joy and Lancaster .ooo
WejJ TsceIyea and S - C9...... s2s3 se2 %
CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Pa rolls vouchers and traffic . .o,,
puS 'oniroliei Companies other -o.a.,,
than traffic balances ........: $50" 20 -
'" a%e,' aSSIuFd and %a' 9Ita. 4as
DG living, saving fend relief fund
and Insurance fund. ........ as 90 -
Miscellaneous Liabilities ...... 7os, so ~
sinking and trist fund.......... loe3sls3 81
Prch ana -7l'-'"-- -
Tota 'Jo SoZ ~
TIE following condensed table shows the re-
suit Of operations in the three divisions east Of
Pittsburg and Erie, embracing the main line
United railroads Of New Jersey and Phadcl-
phia and Erie Railroad, and branches, compared
with 1896
Ss:;.s. q; s5js sss Bee :5s
os, sssm: ''s ss s Inc me :5s
Gros. income ,2,.i7s,os2 s2i.o,a@o Dec. ni:oe:s
Deduct rentals In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were $3.50 S3I; internal revenue receipts
S772213 and the miscellaneous receipts, Ns':ti'
total Government receipts for the day. Al,-ol-
7GJ. expenditureg 81 01 900: excess of receipts
So44 76j. Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date.
S2O7 COB SO: expenditures. Sob 81 excess
of expenditures, S41 .S9U.61J. Receipts OF Ma
tional bank notes for redemption to-day were
$135. 439. s,coo
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were S2,6}S'-
SO and PAYMENTS S2,SJI,O1O. resulting in gen
eral balance OF SD! ,S20.S2Z. consisting OI Fsoi'
oiI ESQ coin and $50 500 4.}3 currency. The Sub
Treasury had debit balance at the Clearing
House Of S521 ,j15, and its net loss on baiance
since Friday was S431 ,020 made up by a loss In
coin of S123 1O5 and a loss in iency of SZON,-
9l5. Receipts of SATURDAY and to-day, N'oo'-
6lS: payments, 81 ,931 .63S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
WEsTERN GAS COMPANY.
11,uE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhod

L or. NJ the AMERICAN TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
., be election OF officers and for such other business
W 49,, nrone,lv come before the meeting Will be held
%, Ia once ot the Company. No. go Broadwsy New
~ c,,, %, he o9d dav o. March. 1891 tlhe fourth
\, 10 o'clock noon. Transfer books will close
Ten law. preceding said meeting
p,ted New York. March l. lslI . ...- -,
P''e' WV HALBERT T. PAYNE, PreSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: ew-Orleans-COmmerciai. 2Jc. dis
count; bank. 81 premium. St. Loui.-25c. dis
count bid, offered par San FraDCsCO-Sigh' =.
Zoe; telegraph. &c. SaVannah-Buying, l-l6
per cent off; selling. at par. Charleston-Buy-
ing. par; selling Is per cent premium Cincin-
nati-.0c. discount Chicago discount. BOs-
ton--Psr and &c. discount
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges,
81. $40. 4SS, balances. 50 1924. Baltimore
Exchanges. $2.216,2 DOS: balances. S}3J,W2. Phil
adelphia- Exchanges. S1,S142I0; balances, 81
6i3,991. Boston-Exchanges, ST. $50 10; bal
ances S1.422O1S ChicagO-EXChanges. Sl4,
1916. J23. balances. 81 ,2S6.OII.
The price of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was 6412c. Mexican dollars were quoted at
50'sM51Ic. In London bar silver declined Ito
to 293sd. Silver exports tomorrow, lSoOoc
ounces. .-
Money on call in London was 1al per- cent
open market discounts, Us per cen. for short
and long bills. British COnsOls closed al lllri
for money and II 1916 for the account. Paris
exchange on London. - francs Is centimes
French rentes, 102 francs 20 centimes Discount
rate in Paris -. per cent Discount rate in Ber-
in 2l2 per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement, COW
ering actual results of two days ago compared
with the last preceding statement. gives the fol-
lowing balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Total shares ,or the day. $50 OF
SAIEs AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AM
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company,
. " ND = nr'E (
NEW YORK. February -. 1897.

In view OF the appointment OF Receiver and the de
fault admitted by the Company to DE ihe'l'aoe J." pay
r,r, ~ counons due LIST. 1897 on It's rive FER
CO.., PONDS holders Of ALI. CLASSES OF BONDS OF
said con,pany are invited deposit same with u.s. Tor
Mutual protection. .,- .
A suitable agreement looking to the REORGANIZATION OF
~, ronAr,v ~ necessary will be prepared and submitted
., IN ts,o.or. for approval Pending determination
IN ,t, respect we are prepared advance s23 on each
q, c,o 4 nor cent bond deposited with U.s.
Negotiable receipts will be Issued for bonds deposited
,r which in due course a quotation on the New-iork
stoch Exchange Will he asked
j. u. MORGAN & co.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-25
WAR WITH SIAM.
he riachias May Demand a Salute to
the Flag.

Washington, January 2s.--The gun boat
Machias has arrived at Bangkok under
orders to protect American interests,
having been hurried there from Hong
Kong on receipt Of the official news at
the State Department last week of an
attack of siamese soldiers on United
States Deputy Consul General Kellest.
Commander Mckenzie will confer with
Minister Barrett and If the circumstance
warrant a salute to the American flag
will be demanded. The announcement
that the Machias had been ordered to
Bangkok has already had the effect of
materially altering the attitude OF the
Slamese government toward the United
States. She is the first American wnr
vessel to visit Bangkok for seven years
anu the effect of her mission, as soon as
Its character became known, is reported
to have been exactly as Secretary Olney
desired. This Information ia oorroborated
by the Immediate effect of Siam to secure
n reference to arbitration of the Cheek
claim, which that government has hither
10 resisted all efforts to collect.