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The herald., 1898-10-28
THE PROPOSED CITY CHARTER

ulation Of said authorities, whether In the
court of original Jurisdiction or in any
appellate court, It shall be unnecessary 10
plead the contents of the same: but the
court before which the prosecution shall
be pending shall take judicial notice Of
regulation. and Of the contents thereof;
and. In any civil action or proceeding to
which the said corporation is a party,
either IS plaintiff or defendant. the adop-
tion sfd contents OF any ordinance. res-
olutieh bylaw. rule or regulation may
be. fima facie proven by the introduce
ton OF the original entry thereon on tho
journal of the proceedings Of the Coun-
Gil. copy Of such eutry, certified BY
the City Clerk to be a FIJI. true and cor
rect copy of such originll entry, or by
the introduction Of a printed copy
thereof.
Sec. 400. The fiscal year mentioned in
this charter shall commence on the 1st
day Of July Of each year and end on tho
30th day Of June following.
Sec. 403 In all matters pertaining to
municipal AFFAIR.". concerning which spe.
cial provision Is not made in this char.
ter. the general laws Of the state in force
at the time are hereby declared to be.
and shall be. a part OF this charter. SO
far as tho same are or may be applca-
bic 10 the class Of cities to which this
municipality may belong.
Sec. ~. All ordinances and resolutions
Of the city. and all regulations or rules
adopted or prescribed by or for the gov
ernment Of any of Its departments. OFF,
GERS or employees. which are In force.
al the time Of taking effect Of this char
ter, and which are not Inconsistent there
with, shall continue in force until altered,
amended or repealed.
pir
ings, prosecutions, claims and contracts
Of individuals, corporations. or Of the
oity, or any Of its departments. officers.
or employees. begun, in progress, or in
existence, at the time Of the taking ef.
feet of this charter. and not inconslst-
ent Herewith. are hereby preserved and
shall continue to be valid and the same
shall be enforced, continued or completed
in all respects as though vested or begun
hereunder.
Sec. 406. This charter shall go into ef-
feet for all election purposes on the day
of its adoption by the Legislature and
for all other purposes on the first Mon
day Of January. 1900.
CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned, members Of the
Board of Freeholders Of the City Of Los
Angeles elected at the special election
held on the sth day Of July 1893, have
prepared and do hereby propose as q
charter for said city the foregoing, con-
sisting Of 35 articles and 406 sections.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands in duplicate, at
the City of Los Angeles, this 9Th day Of
October, A. D., 1898.
H. T. LEE
President.
ALBERT M STEPHENS.
Vice President.
j. H. DAVISSON,
f. H. F. .VARIEL,
]. b. M1LLARD,
HENRY T. HAZARD,
M. ]. NEWMARK.
OCTAVIUS MORGAN,
KASPARE COHN,
NJ. l.. GRAFT,
ALBERT H. CRUTCHER,
H. w. O'MELvENY,
LEWIS A. CROFT.
Attest:
GEO. N. NOLAN,
Secretary.
Filed with me the 9Th day Of October.
1898.
M. p. SNYDER. Mayor
The herald., 1898-10-28
ARTICLE XXXV.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sec. 379. The word "City" wherever 1t
occurs in this charter means the City OF
Los Angeles: and every department:
board and officer, wherever any one OF
The herald., 1898-10-28

Sec. 39t. Every officer and member OF
any board or committee. provided for in
this charter, concerning any matter or
thing pending before any such board. off1-
Ger or committee, shall have the power
to administer oaths and affirmations. to
issue subpoenas, to compel by subpoena
the production Of books. papers ana doc
,Iments, and to take and hear testimony.
II any person so subpoenaed negiect or
refuse to appear. or to produce any book,
paper or document as required by such
subpoena, or shall refuse to tesetify be-
fore any such board. officer or commit
tee. or to answer any question which any
officer or a majority of such board, off,
cer or committee shall decide to be prop
er or pertinent. he shall be deemed In
contempt and any such board. off1cer or
committee shall have power to take the
proceedings In that behalf provided by
the general laws of this state. The CHIEF
of Police must, on request OF such officer.
or of any member of any such board or
committee, detail a police officer or off,
GERS to serve such subpoenas.
Sec. s95. Every assistant, deputy or
other subordinate, OF any board, depart
mcnt. or officer, shall discharge such OF
the duties pertaining to such department,
board or office as his chief may assign
him to-
Sec. 1876. No member of the Board of
Police Commissioners and no member of
the Board Of Fire Commissioners, and no
officer, subordinate or employee OF the
Police Department or Of the Fire Depart
ment, shall be a member of any partisan
convention the purpose of which is to
nominate candidates for office; nor shall
either of them directly or indirectly elec-
tioneer by soliciting votes or otherwise.
for or against any candidate for office at
any election, or for or against any candi-
date FOR nomination before any political
convention or for or against any candl-
date for delegate to such convention at
any primary election; nor shall either. of
them be a member OF any committee,
club or organization tho purpose Of which
is to nominate or endorse candidates for
office at any election; nor IN any way at
tempt to influence or control such COM
mittee. club or organization while nomi
mating or endorsing said candidates.: nor
take any part in the control, manage
ment or distribution of tho political pat
ronage of any public officer; nor shall
any member Of either OF said boards. or
any officer. subordinate or employee of
either of said departments directly or In
directly attempt to control or in any
The herald., 1898-10-28

Sec. SS6. Every department, board and
commission provided for in this charter,
except the Council, and except where 9TH
erwise provided herein. shall render to
the Mayor within one month after the
end of each fiscal year, a full report of
all the operations of such department or
board or commission for such year.
The herald., 1898-10-28

Sec. SIS. The several departments.
boards. commissions and officers provid-
ed for in this charter shall be entitled
to the possession of all papers, books.
documents. maps, plats. records and
archives In the possession or under the
control of those respectively who are su-
perseded in office under this charter by
such departments. boards, commissions
and officers.
The herald., 1898-10-28

Sec 800. No person shall be eligible TO
or hold any office, or be clerk or deputy
in any office or department. who has
been found guilty of malfeasance In of
flee. bribery or other Infamous crime or
who In any capacity has embezzled pub
lie funds.
The herald., 1898-10-28

Sec. 3S1. Wherever in this charter pro-
vision is made for appointment OF any
person or officer subject to the provisions
of the Civil Service rules of this charter
it shall be construed that such person or
employee shall be appointed only after
examina tion and recommendation as pro-
vided in Article XXVII hereof.
The herald., 1898-10-28

other duties as the commission shall pre-
scribe.
Sec 33o All officers Of said city shall
aid the commissioners in all proper ways
in carrying out the provisions Of this
charter.
Sec 331. The Council shall furnish said
commissioners with suitable offices. and
shall provide furniture, books, stationery
blanks heat and light. and are author
lied and required to pay such other eX-
penses as may be necessarily incurred by
said commissioners in carrying out the
provisions of this article
Sec. 392. No officer or other person shall
wilfully and corruptly, by himself or in
cooperation with one or more other per
sons defeat deceive or obstruct anv per
son In respect to his or her right of ex-
animation. or corruptly or falsely mark
grade, estimate or report upon the exam
ination or proper standing of any person
examined hereunder, or aid in so doing
or Wilfully or corruptly make any false
representations concerning the same: or
concerning the person examined; or will
fully or corruptly furnish 10 any person
any special or secret Information for the
purpose of either improving or iniuring
the prospects or chances of any person
so examined or to be examined, being an
pointed employed or promoted.
Sec. S33 No applicant for appointment
in said classified civil service. either Al
rectly or indire city, shall pav or promise
to pay any money or other valuable thin,r
TO any person whatever for or on account
OF MS appointment or proposed annoint
ment, and no other officer or cmpIovne
shall pay, or promise to pay either di-
H,, recrly or i iindileetly, any, person any
for or on account of his promotion.
Sec. SS4. The commission shall cortif,,
TO the Auditor al appointments to offices
and places in the classified civi, ser,,;oa
or vacancies occurring therein, whether
by dismissal, resignation or death. and ali
findings, made or approved by the con-
mission under the provisions Of This o,ti-
Gle, that a person shall be dlscharand 30
from the classified civil service. : VI
Sec. sS5. The Auditor shall not, nor shall
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the only weak active issue,

yoeninS was the only weak active issue,
Sugar II. ro,nt or manipulation. The bank
falling showed increasing supplies Of money
state staten centre. indicating heavier receipts of
currency :. a,a the deposit Of 100000 gold re-
bu rse''ti in the preceding week from Europe
Cash sed ISIS 1895. 800. and deposits slO'?2S,Soo
cresseu Of ali changes was q gain in sur
The resSs Of S6475.S25 TO SD ,o1A
plus TEAS s4s a91 $50 this week year ago. and
againss1. 30 in the same week in lSH. Trade
9d ia wssat g sapSF
bic ins woek was made in the face Of in
preceol"s ssl;veries at interior points. and Will
GT oaSss be offset by increased exports ,s ne Se
week Hso,rsrd for wheat Will continue heavy
.S rsispb %st' the mex; six months ..,,..o
P2oes Ter The sales Of the PrnG S5o a aSys
siocNs. Ia. were as follows:
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains Ncw-iofk, FOOT Of CbamDers-st,
. toii"Ds and i've minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
Hso,0n a W-Vsstbued Express daily f0r Blnshamton.
wsveriy Eimlra Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
p N paror car u Burall 49,
ira n Tor Chicago arrive. Cleveland 40 A. NJ, Chicago
p 81 Sleeper, TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
40 r. M.-Bunaio and Cleveland Vssabued Express
Purall % \. NJ. Bradford 7.i- A. NJ,
Jsms,,cwn 90 A. NJ cleveland i290 ? ~ sleepers TO
yy',S,io ara cleveland making direct connections for
49,, chicago and the West CAFE Library Car.
s,d5 r. M-s5ld train 20 chicago sieepers to Hor
.T,,.''",a chf,go ari cincinnati Dining Car
,,,icKETs. Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
lions H. li3. -o!. i0l and a51 Broad
- i9i Dower, 100 East l-.tE-st. s.d 81 West i25;h-
y, 'chamters and West 23--st ferries. NevYork, 3Sy
a., -9 r,,,or-s, 100 Broadway. brooklyn 200 Hudson
Hon ken aaI jersey Ci,y station Westcott Express
call. Tor and checks tass3ee from hotels and residences
% destination.
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Denver and Gulf irsts, IL to 80; Union Pacific
6s OF 1898 receipts. ex-matured coupons, l1s
coupons. 3 TO 119i1: Wabash debenture rs. ] to
2S; Wilkesbarre and Eastern firsts. IL 10 VIZ;
Western New-York and Pennsylvania general
mortgage. 4 to IS; San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass A., .. to 6oA: Missouri Pacific first con-
sol Us. Il TO 90; Susquehanna and Western
general mortgage, to 92% oregon short Line
western firsts, X to Sc; Burlington debenture
IS y to 1914: Chicago. Indianapolis and Louis
vile is. Il to 91i9. and METROPOLITAN street kan
way general rs. q to 1863. In miscellaneous
issues Colorado Fuel and Iron IS gained ~ to
S2ia; Oregon Improvement consol receipts 90
to 4S1s standard Rope ard 7 inc U.s. l'a 10
G1,h and the incomes. IL T. 49,.
The following table shows the usual compare
tive statement Of bank holdings:
Loan. ,sd Ro 9si 81 sc '73 7eoo In, '53Ss
Spsse - Co., 100 is s ~ Inc inc go i 100
c cfcna,ion .. i5SS72o I5559oo Inc 6s7oo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on The re-
spective dates:
&c Inc:
Total reserve sis4554soO siea.oc2.70 Inc s9iO7oOO
Hs sgans deposits ics 10000 isos25 Inc 2ca2o'
su-p,ue ..... sl57ss.7so So eci.575 Inc sei7as25
The Clearing House statemcn; for to-day was
as follows: Exchanges, SlG6'2e1'4o6; Daianses
as 6ad TS 's s2 S7Sk s aFaas
last week Of ST39. S01.2Gl. and balances OF Sj9'-
300 99l.
spOrding weeks Of the three preceding years;
lS97-I.oans decreased. 500. 100; cash Increased
S15.011 500: deposits increased - 30 VI, ana
loans decreased. $7.372. 800; cash increased. 81
800: deposits decreased SAG 100 and sur
plus reserve increased S7403425. lS93-Ioans
decreased. So. 707. 400: cash increased, S6o6NVD
a =.
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"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 T. " Pullman Ves,lbue Day
coaches and Psror Cars Dining Car service Meals a 10
GaIie Connects a, Buffalo WIKI through sleepsrs &c
'l::eo. 1910 p NJ. daily. excep, Sunday for MAUCA
III Il and intermediate points
,'I.:oo. 1913 p. NJ. Sundsys only for EASToN
MAtoH CHUNK and the coal branches.
20 80 = N daily. except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points In regons
chair car for Wllkesbarre
'3;oO, 1910 p. N. cay. excep, sunday for Wilkes
BARRE PTTTSTON. SCRANTON. and prncl. al inter-
mediate stations Connects yor an points In coal
gons Pullman Buffet Parl0r Car Wlkesbarrc.
,3;oO. f:2o p. 81 daily. except sunday for MAUCH
1ti NIX anI intermediate stations. Chair 10 Beth
iehern
$3.50. on5 p. NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate
'6:5O, 700 r N. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper ves,ibule
train \ y. 70 Chicago sieepes Buffalo and Toronto
$50. S:50 p VI. daly except sunday, stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EAsTON. BETHLEHEM
MAuCH CHUNK. l. X y JUNCTION. sAYRE. GENE
Va. ROCHESTER BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORoN-
To. Pullman sleeper FOR Buffalo None but sleeping
passenger carried. 40 baggage carried.
$500. o:OO T. Il. daily for WlfKESBARRE. fTH-
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, B'FFATO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and al points Wcst Pullman sleeper Ithaca
Additional local rains daily. except sunday for BOUND
$50 1922 ~ 30 40 20. 1890 tsInLays ony) A. NJ.
$3.50 $50 and go -. GEO 7. ".
Tickets and Pullman accomm0 da'ions az l3. 26i fI3.
353 pa and 800 Broadway. n F. lith So, i56 e. i25h
St.. I2T Rovery. y y SEQ Fulton St. Court St. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer CO will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 20 destination
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LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF West ODD 81 Penn r. RI corandt %
DescToSsrs
Indicates time from 23d ~. Other figures show
urne from Cort.and' Dcbrosses ST
'H:lO. $40 \. VI. daily SUNDAY -0.i5. A. NJ foe
MAJ III CHUNK and intermediate stations.
1850 $40 A. NJ. daily FOR wII-KEsBARRE. sCRAN-
ION week fsys,, EIMiRA tNeck daysl ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL?
and the West and principal local points dining car and
chair car T. Buffalo
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA



s.AIIoNs loot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
az DESDhossEs AND C0KTLANDT sTE Sos,isnat
Streets minutes later than iSs, sSsn below for
7.So A, VI. FAST MAM.-Pulman Buffet Parlor Car
- S 70 i.ttsouis sleeping Car f!''sOu's ="
W. FAST s2sf'ii N z FisSss and Cleveland
80 A. VI. PENNsYLvASIA LIMITED; -Pslm:n
ion Tor cssso p cesana H Tofsao Cincinnati
$50 I H. c ffHi' Il L 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
80 T. H. w f!s CESH' AZ Sfsss Cleveland
40 - W. fGF T9so sse,Pi snt9eiy Pitts.
10 90. T.. NJ, PAciFic ExFREss--Fsr pi,.sbgsrc and
$50 2,.p:, NAIL ANb ExFEEs P Ptss:
80 .SW5AssMINGToN AND IME sorTpps; !, 10
40 DnI5r ess s - al. PsrSr sn 20 p," ms is
.is sn sunday 20 20 1880 % 20 % c9n 1snar
Can 40 Dining cat5 s a5S p'I n. .o night
So nIgbi 3iS. RAILWAY -EApress 40 p m. l2s
AILANTIc COAST LINE Express 20 a. m. and So"
faR 95 sSSA SHq Y; s'
"F ceSIdc m day. s.s,s:'sss .a anS
=. Gar s@a Combined coa e "' through ''''''
lana, sir,e,.i week Ges6ro''e' and c0''-
log nraoch A.5Sry PAX un.rIahen SUNDAYS. os..s
s.,ss, s'aIloa $50 i:S a 20 mo
coaaa 81 set 80 n g S s s'' sc Ia
c,o -, ron i r Il "a D DE- ..
20 % az * 800 80 80 80 80 eh, 30"
$50 81 sS9 p m .2o5 night sundays. olO ia
iss n Car 800 40 Dining Carl 40 Dining Carr
rtoI, Dsn.ns etr', 40, $50 3. m. l2G5 night ~.
~ onces Nos idl "a 1896, 1928 Ill and zoi
Dssoad"ay isior House West Twenty third street
.Aoh and stations foot - Desbrosses and CNrtlandt
streets Court Street. $50 Fulton Broadway
ara bEookiyn annex station. BT0okyn station. Jersey
NY me New York Transfer Company will call fof
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
- 70 destn,ion
Telephone '.l274 Eighteenth Street Pennsyvanis
Railroad Cab Service
J. T. HUTCHINSON J II WOOD.
Genera Manage General Pass'r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
Stations In New-Y0rk foot Of Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot u Liberty 81.

s SssS 5f 4 s.rT5l 5s, 5 + ts:@ g.
and whi'ehaI Terminal ..
G on ans ' st.r f0 Sov Of Ias'H s5 s.
&C. S''Gn s so ase to M ha:on Spno
1880. AIS n:3o 70 Easton). as $50 70 AllentownD
P. NJ sundays 40 600 TO Easton) \. NJ, l:oo $50.
F For wke.barre Pttston and Scranton. $50 A. NJ.
For Reading and Harrisburg at t.3o 800. 0:i0 10:01
so o Rsa 81 TX ea .S go 40 e nsS
sundays, 40 q 30 70 Reading. A M. 100 200. S:sa
For sanbury LewlsSars and williamson, 49, 500
s:lS 4. y, 40 1880. 600 P NJ sundays 'ao A. n.
0'O0 l. NJ ALL RAIL ROUTE.
oo2. sna P Bs. "f Ps, h;ss r'ts
Bank Bank o 'HfI i5 no 5Ss Si5 sunday, stop:
80, $50 1871! ~ - 20 sio S.'s Saturday.
on ~ I R2er .r 2 A. rr ard parn.su, 49,
$50 A. NJ Is. 40 P " SUNDAYS, 1915 4, "
For Atlantic city. vneaad and BEidGeton. 4;3o A. ~.
- r M'anau,s Beach ssaaEsh, and Hisslsqd.
,,C ' snd sss 5 5o M NJ 400 r. e. 49,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot Of Liberty ST.
~ 200. $50 800 Dining carr. 600 P. NJ. 1915 mds
Sg0S'Ss sn @a " $50 r. s5 f m Aaioaa ,i S
Tor Phiiadel phla week days 900 A. NJ 1870 400. 40
7:sO 800 + NJ sunda. :. 100 J. ~ 100 r ~
Week days no ~ rs So ,,, - Eos go ss$
zoo, is. 10 200, 2?5. 253. S:25 3S9 2.3S AZ
10 9,55 lO.5j II 80 r. NJ 1915 md: sundays 200.
s.53 100 1880 A. " 1850 NJ. 1855. 200 30. 800
AK 400 455 sos 800 $780, rs s:2j. go. 95A
10 80 p. NJ. l2:lo nli $3.50 -. H.. -, ,,... C.
Tickets and parior car seats at foo 81 Liberty ~.
way. -Si OH Az 81 East ian s. 1873 Esst i%Sth ST.
S,o,-, :, SEQ Fulton 81. Brooklyn 9s Broadway Will
,smsb,rr The New York Transfer CO. VIII cali for and
hack baggage .ro hotels residences 70 destination
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Money on call was per cent Time money
was , per cent for sixty days. 3l9 per cent for
three months. 81 per cent for four months and
o., per cent for six months. Commercial paper
ra,es were 3izQ4 per cent for the best names
for three months per cent for six months ana
above FOR names not 50 wei known
The foreign exchange market was arm az IN
changed quotations Actual closing rates were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

=, The common stock Of the Chicago and Great
western Railroad will De listed on the London
slock Exchange this month. The cOmpany's
ee5entures and preferred a stock are already
listed IN London
- - llNarn J. WOllman, A member OF the Chicago
rtpck Exchange VIII shortly establish stock
and pond brokerage office in this city.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO
WEST SHORE R.R,

Tralne leave W 42i 81; Station. y Y. as folov' ana
u m earl er from foot OF Franklin St:
1915 A. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse R9cnes
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. For; Wayne. Toledo C.e'e-
land and Chicago. - VA. r.,o
49,. p '.ester Bufalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, De
t-oi.' Cleveia-f Chicago and -. Louis
S;IJ + VI Daily for Albany. Utica SYRACUSE hoches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Oie'e'~"'
Tine "a ies al principal hotels and Offices
C. E. LAMBERT. General PASSENGER Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY,

First Mortgage 796 Bonds. due Jan. I, 1903;
Firs, Mortgage co Sterling Bonds, due JAM l, 1903;
Extended 4o6 Debt Certificates due May /, 1905;
TO Deb,ntur.s, due September /, 1904;
~ DebentuIes, due June !, 1908.
Having made contract with the New YORK cen'fai
and Hudson Railroad Company for TIE retirement
OF It's entire bonded debt, above at or before maturity
We are now prepared not exceeding s2Ooooo
az the above mentioned Eond.. Debt Certificates or
Deben,ures FOR exchange into the now Three and one
Hal. Per Cent Gold Bonds O: said Company. The OUT
.anng ,ouds and Debe INJURIES Debt Certificates VIII
Be received b. their present value CALCULATED 10
maturity on a ga per cert, basis. as follows:
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TIE commercial price OF bar silver was DC,
against 1lc. yesterday. Mexican silver dollars,
517s. In London bar silver was unchanged at
70 7-lGd
Money on call in London was IL per cent.
brush conso.s closed at 112% for money and
IL lJ-lb for the account. Rate Of discount
IN me open market 2asM2i5 per cent for short
and long bills. Paris exchange on London, -
francs % centmes Berlin discount rate. 3ia
Yer cent French rentes. l03 francs 20 centiInes.
Parls discount rate. per cent.
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THE BOND MARKET
Goyerrmen; bonds We're inao'''e' E'Ha' quo

-
,ations follow a., Asked
go, -'-' Us IS 1904 reg.,14A. 1lSi.
L :. = GOA. Us. -. lHl4.coullf't ll5'-
continued * "a 49,. Is cur. 6s. 1898 1924
is =. - reg - No. cher As is4S tp3i.
IS Is. o., .-5,. l2.i7 cher. as. 1899. 1857.
Us. S. dc wore strong and active on a
k"'HN{ ,el-distributed volume or business:
Ia @ ne Two hours Of Tadng total sales S az
in par value to S sst4ss2 " The more impoT
in me ss n, were in the Atchison, Nor;hsrn
in' and Union PaGhc issues Ene : 1yar,
ana 49, ~ C,.v frs.s Kansas Pacihc first con-
sn' r5ce.p,s Kansas and Texas sec2na1 sHSq Sic
- and Western general mortgage ny
haiL' Western Arsts. san Antonio ana
arsrsas pass IS Texas and Pacihc seG9nG ans
- 49, r-ni5n Pacific. Denver and Gull htSls
cO'iV TTt.rl,Ssra--e and Eastern hrsts. The ch;e1
sho " ,rere made by Dallas and Waco hrsts
i ne ~. Wort Worth auo Denver City hrsts, :
~ % % Jys-sas Pacific first consol receipts "a
10 o. Kansas and Texas first As rs 70 81 az or
son - 15eoiec = Arizona frsts. IL 20 R";
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