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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

bclsosa ST. Patrick ss,erta by Perry
Eiafea snd Molly sH'i sai.fed by ]. H.
Lymsa, The former siualag
TIE ciosed stallion race vas refy
pfslit eantesl BIZ. eea Lyn5ale entered by
n. II Bafgess shi Blsektooi entered by
y. Y Page. tho former vinniue 10 straight
hcAis. hss, time AIS.
TIE pseiag race vas The hardest hght
81 Tie fair bc'Neeh rfsnk Barecss enter.
el by y II. Ba'gess aud Stranger epter.
ed by c. 7. Qaigley. Rorgcss aaslly
cane OF victor after losing one beat and
one dead heat.
The open s,sllioa VAS alao close con
iesl heisesu Lfal.is ag5 Geo II. euier-
~ by Baker TIE latlel captured the
arsl iso lists ba, Lelale wnn The last
three aud tie race Blckfooi started 10
be race bot was dtst. after The third
Lcat Hats l. eli, a G, J. Spencer
e8ptntet ibs ihfts IL ne race 10 25l
Bell II. entered by Johu Ioasey second
Nay Flower captured tie free for all
race 10 s,raight beats. Henry b. entered
by NJ c. a Y. II Bur css second, Jrn.
ole G.. red ny Pc = Eldfed third.
Foeey entered by W. II. Bradford WAS
jrssn sflsr be second eat
The pos o. had 81, An entries and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

Chsnueey NJ. Derew made speech al
Sa agricultural fair The other day ffom
"asct Ne make short extract:
cs 1870 laDd. improved and undei
s.iisaii9a. hss grown from III. oco. 600 10
100000 d ACRES. Our pOpnlsiioa sirce
has issaessei rom II. ooo. 600 10 G.. 600.
y Il vss after 40 ,hs, capital begsn TO
J s,,fsced d. large snoGnts 10 railway
81 siptssos Then came an era Of ever.
bsA8.2s. Railroads we're eaisaded through
,aV wilderness AID scross tie prairie iOs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

Tue subject Of reciprocity which has
bee agra "A con-, ,ess for some time. is
's1sbinF attention throughout the coua.
~. II y The carrying 90 Of trade with
Iofeien conalfis on The principle il they
eraui Us fayors 10 the line Of trade We will
recipfoca'e. S rotary Blaine ia his at
tempt 10 solliilr The friendships already
existing. and 90 increase trade and CON
mercial relations already established, be
licyts The Anencsn natives, north and
south, have felt tae necessity OF establish
iag free trade relations with them IN con
Alteration Of like reciprocity 10 favor Of
the United States Thi. il on the princi.
pie that We will open our ports to the free
entry OF your goods II you will open your
countries 10 tho free admission OF the ~.
ficul.ntal aud manufactured products OF
our oouslry. The tariff bill now under
consideration 10 congress has been
amended 70 he senate TO emboiy the reel
rrocliy idea. ibis will pu, into the hands
q the treaty making powers Of the coun
itg-,le president aad senate the right 10
make such treaty arrangements with for
eisn oou4iries A. to create g market for
America pt0ansls. aud TO sdmii such raw
msie'hls Or other staH at . low duty or
irec OF duly a. the terms 81 treaty agree
men, psrmi, ], Is becoming to be believ
81 that IL is wisdom ca part OF con
er-ss 10 pass resfnl rb3iying these
pripciplcs i looks 81 though Mr.. Blaine
ws-s hc endorsed IN his uish,. to see
s-ut,Aipg 81 the above kini accomplished
10 the pfeseri oyefcrowded markets oftlis
c2asifs sny,hiag that promises On outlet
III our goods will he isrorsbly considered. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

The keniufky L mocrsts are unhappy.
'Lc Eepab!tans il that State have been
4aiiing tier forces with those OF the Far
aers' Allistcs "a many Congressional dis
tiiels. aud the EonFbons see ahead OF them
the prospect q ltira. in most OF The dis
uieis .hey nov iold. II isa time OF gen
ersl shakiug gp Of parties aud aud read
,aslmen, Of partisan lines through the
Sou heast aud seuihwett alike. Ia such
sprre cess tbs dominant party is pretty sure
10 eufsr
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The National Life.
from The Iadic0tOr.)

1.-The National Life Company Montpelier
making rapid late outs
results At the close of the
creased during the 1921 900 four
business written during policies nsurng
$l2 FAB 800 which the largest business
On the 81 of December there 1924 policies nsurng
M increase of 1874 policies and $6
The income for 81 95 O9 and
of
900 Of which 63966 paid policy holders Since its
National has received fer interest 5529l and has paid
endowmen 1922 229 fact which well for
paid policy holders since organization $57
And this
financially stronger by At the time offering the sug
public the
dons and giving holders affords
degree with
o work for"
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a b. ARMsTKONG.s E.r.rx-

80 state ~ Vermont. District OF Mancilss ief ~
| IL Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and Tor said District on the lilb day u beptsss.
ber, A, ID. 1880.
An instrument pnfportipg 10 be the last iii
and testament ~ A. Armstrong, late Of Dofsst
in said District deceased, vas presented b,
tusan FxfBgm Armstrong the fxscutilI tbtreil
ns ned. fof Probate
Nhsfeupon ssssO1 II snd Court W b. held
al t.e Probate once 10 Manchester. ia sald b.
tfiet, on the Ord. day " Octsbsf a. Isgy
81 ten O'Clock IL the iUfssoon ~ss st-
painted for the pfobsis u sail Instrument
ard for eli persons concerned W sppear sad con.
test the D me, " esuss there be for 80 doangj
aud pubic notice thereof sas Ordered ~ be sl,sa
~ tbs publication hsfeoi IN the Manchester
JorEsAL, . newspaper printed Al said Nsrchss-
tsr. thfs weeks saec.ssiseiy previous % ID
time % sppoiIts5,
true record,
y.E. fEsk, Register,
ATfas Copy u Record
issw' Attest. !. Il. Ykss. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

The United States furnished last year
over 200, 900 600 enyelop' TO private bus
iness houses on which theiprinling was
done free The printers Of The country
ought 10 hsse done this work, realizing
from 81 100000 TO 50. 900, COO from it. How
long will The Maternity allow such wrong
10 continued Would apy other line Of
trade remain quleseeni under such com
pslitiony And Why should the govern
meut do gereIsl printing business any
more 20 dry goods or grocery bust.
ness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

us isansie pssted the Mckinley isflG
sHh come smeodmenis. the
ai tmisH.s / relsiing 10 the sugar tebed
sctiAf ihe siandarl Of the sasars
l.s a. a.ilita ifec, slso providing tao
pQGs5 bounty iof maple tuspr.
te4 sieo ciaafe embracing the reeipfoc'
= .a q Seciehv Blaine. Il will pos
- o. c0aicieBee committee sod final &C
t als eclea 10 ie~ days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

Returns from the ten countries in Wy
ouing chow ibat the Republicans have el
scted their enli c state ticket. G.,
d. Clark Is elected to congress over George
7. Beck fon oi the late Senator Beck, by
1900 majority on lO.a. The leg.
islative session viii lggin within sixty
days. aud candidates for the United States
senate fte coming TO The front. One sena
tofsbip is conceded to J. NJ. Carey. for the
lss. sli years delegate TO congress from
wyoming. For the other pluce ex. Gov.
John W. Hoyi, ex Congressman s. W,
Downey end Judge NJ. G. Brown, all OF
Laramie, and Deiorresi Richards, a banker
Of Douglas. are nspirant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

piaBgie ~ Chicago over The worlds
.sts Ass beeo settled daaliY, The orig
Is. Gsriti5n Of Tie committee 10 favor q
,bs combined site 81 Jackson park aud the
lake irgnt tsviug been eouhraed The
..ls Is made available now BY the addition
al enough land nbou, Jackson park 10 rem.
der ths iilliCg 10 Of the lake front 10, q
necessity for The accommodation Of the eI.
Libitlop
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

Commissioner Valentines repo ri is
lsiag printed. aud in some respects makes
veg favorable showing for Vermont
iaics ga TEL d show that there has
ZEN bssithy Increase in manufactures
ea3y the ,gregate value OF production
tt,obes $500 10000 annually. employ.
ma g GOO operatives. who are paid over
500. 10000, Capital invested amounts 10
roc thia $50. 900. 000. 90, and the number
q establishments exceeds $500. The raw
msiofiel used is siimsted at s2I, 900, 000,.
q Ia classifying the statistics it Is
baupa tbs, the vslne OF the output OF
ma,be aud slate is nearly $4,000, 0O0, 90,
and % brapiie over 50 100000 90 while the
cea 90 81 1880 placed the products Of
here industries a, less than 81. 900, 000 90
TIE prodaci Of knit goods was valued at
1896, 600 GO aud gov reaches nearly or
quite $4,000 10000 An equal ratio of 10
crease is noticeable 10 other man ufactures.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

TIA aAAsgF tnutlD a. m.oH rxouoH 10
o,sr aaIHlcts raopucfsa coyTnoLor ynrn
ovs wARkrrt. wEru an lxcArAslNa NsTEAp
~ nn8naeSa fct4E % wAGrs
NrfKg soiuirE tNp saffnA sEo mas sra
ven gls oorHgBT FAITHFULLY u TlMr or
a. ogaRg 70 HrenyK f1AsioS. sur A 4
pnmgrr BIT asa akyTfa % srdr1T yrs
Tier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

10 Tsithsrtp i.n .ill be- beld Sept
q y. The 10 agc prospeci for suc'
sestial fair provided the vesibef Is favor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of A. q. BsHsE
| The undersignod. having besn appointed BIZ
| the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of Man.
Oh ester Commissioners, 10 receive, tI auiDe, nnd
adult al claims and demands Of 81 psssDns
sglinst the estxts "
A q. Bebse lsie Of Rupert
10 said District, deceased, and ali cisifns sIhb.
tied 10 oifset thereto. hereby give notice thai
We will meet. for the pui poses sforessId, st ~.
late dwelling bonss Of docossfd In, Rupert
on the 3sb day Of March, 1880. from nine O'clock
A N. until four O'Clock y. n, 90 slii day, and
that en- months from the 9TH day of%sptember
A. ID 1850. 10 the time limited BY said Court tof
said credi ore 20 present their claims To " tn
examination aud allowance,
Dated st Rupert this ylh day VI September
A. D ib3t.
cHAlLEs 4. SHERMAN, coa,.,
i93w' A. y. SHELDON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

[ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF ERNEST r. AsDssw,
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court for The District 0f Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine. and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Ernest 4. Andrew Isie Of Arlington
10 said District, deceased, and all claims elhib-
itea IN ohset thereto. hereby give notice, that
We will meet, for the purposes Aforesaid, At the
late dwelling house OF The decsAsed.i Ia Arlington
on the 2ist day Of February next from O'Clock
A. y until four O'Clock y. H., on said Day, aud
that sx month"; from tbs 32d day Of August 4, D,
1890 II tho time limited by said Court foS SID
creditors 70 present theII claims " us for cram
inatioD and allowance.
Dsted ~ Arlington this 22nd day Of August
A. d. 1850.
l,s. FINK Fl H s'1 c4ssIlrLD. com'".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18
9afMaHfbf Jourual

THURsD4r. sErTEMBTB u, 1891
p.g. SIN s0s. gdi;ar ard Proprietor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

banded iu
OXEN.
Town Team Peru 81
Winhall /
Farm oxen, year ODDS II Fuller
en- Russell
WA Shepard
4 year olds-J M Kendall
+ Burbank
G Phillips
3year Odds w B Simonds
l. Munson
W B Simonds
2yehr olds-H NJ Dottum
joel Wyman
r. Wyman ]
] year o' James Wyman {
Calves - JuL rs Wyman
Iraiued Oxen year olds Phillips
3yesr CID, w b Simonds
year old Joel Wymsn 8
2 year olds J r Wyman 2
| year old JAS Wymsn 8
Culves-J Wyman
Fat Cow w r Dcsn
u Peitibone
EGI rEHED non UGHBREDs.
Bal, 2 Ter fllAajn-J Petnbone :
G VI Wall 4
d. Roo rs
d y,a@ pahap --G A Anjrew
Bull en-. tio'stip-JJ Pe'tib,ne 3
ii d Bottum
JJ pettibone
Cow. Holstoin-H NJ BJtium
u psttIhone % aud Sd 3
Helfer, years j Pei,ihlae 3
Il HBtum 2
Heiie-, yer-d 0 uu lst and Sd A
il Psti,bane 2
H~ife c,lf-E NJ 2tan Is; aud 81 4
J J pe.fibore 2
Us8Ec S GRED ~ E0UoEBRKDs
Bull. 2 years, Ilolslsia - l. Schuyler 4
Jersey--D q Barney 4
j. a Graves 8
l. W Burrows 2
Bull calf. Jersey j A Graves 3
Holsteiu = S tsham 3
Cow Jersey-D q Barney 3
L A Graves 9
james Eidrsd /
Cow Ayrshire = Pnrdy Bros 8
Heiier 2 years, Avershire j d Purdy B.
Hefer jersey I'd G Barney LIST and "a 3
Deavonshire w X Dean 81
J year, JerSey-D @ Barney 1873 6
II isisin : G Il Ames 3
q rsiys u ID Purdy 81
II il cali Ha.sain 20 Il Ams g.
Dufu Jar L riley 81
Jsts L i @ syes and 2 8
oetDEs.
Boil 2 yeats Dd,a "a A Wilcox 81
JR Wyman 2l
Iios,eia j d P1rdy 81
WAPardy I'll
Ayershire --Pardy Bros 81
Boil year, Holstein C Z Chopping 3
G II Ames 2l
AZ Day IL
Dlrhsm JAS Wymsn 81
Bull calf. Holslein-- W Bowen 3
II NJ BOttum al
Geo Bsshee III
Nv, Jersey L A G aves lst and 81
J u Pnfjy
Hoisiein q II Vii il, aud 81
c II Ames
Daftsa-J Il Wymsn LIST aud "a 8
Jas W. Bsa III
Ayefshife-J ID lrJy 81
Pa ~ Dfos "a and 81 o
Ieiief yea Je,sey J ID Purdy 3
"a Graves 81
j A Graves III
Duthsm Il A Wilcox
Jss Wymsn 2
caa aaoi On Third Page
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18
SPECIAL DRIVES IN LINENS,

RECIAE DRlVES IN LINENS.
FOR 5 CENTS.
Checked Glass Towels, all linen, size
l4S26 Should be sold for l0c.
FOR 10 CENTS
All Linen Damask Towels. Knotted
Fringes, plain white or fancy border,
size 1895 The regular price Of these
goods is 25c.
FOR SLIGO Dozen
Full Blcacbed, all pure linen, Dsmssk
Napkins, size 25a25
FOR 10 CENTS
All Linen Doylies fancy pin stripe borders. or
plain white damask, size iGii6.
FOR 10 CENTS.
dents Real Hemstitched handkerchief. full size
FOR Al CENTS
Sin. Al pure linen, Tsbe Dsmssk. Extra quail.
ity and beautifulspstterDs.
FOh 4o CENIS.
Fast color, Turkey Red Table Damask. oil rcd
with black border.
FOR 90 CENTS Box
yards Of Fancy Tinssl Braid Hucbipg, In white
cream pink, On blue, yards II boz.
I'm
Carpets Gil Cloth, Mating,
Boots and Shoes.
Corscie, Umbrellas, Gloves,
School Supplies,
Brooms, Spouges, Feather Busters,
Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy |
Goods. DC.
We have made the most extensive
possible to supply our
customers during Fair Time.
The system Of selling every ar
ticle at SMALL PROFIT, but Of q
thoroughly reliable quality, is our
MOTTO.
O. O. ..
HOYT SPELMAN, |:
PROPRIETOR. !;
N. l.. MANLEY, Gen'l Manager.
MANCHESTER CENTRE, VT. IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

\ oTluE, Tho tsxpa,ers Of - iet No, . u
~ Manchester src hereby uotla that / vii
be NJ the Post Office IN sald ds,ficl, 10 receive
the School Tar Of 1890 on the 18th lay OF aep.
TENDER, 1880, agreeable 10 vote taken q, the
annual meeting III said distrieL Taxes malta.
ing unpaid alter that date will not be- luhject 10
the dlscoant,
II @ GRAY, Collector,
Manchester, W., Sept. 5rd, 1873. l18w
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
TENpERS FOR BUILDING AND CON.

'TENDERS FOR BUILDING AND CON-
plotting two coalins Lighters for delivery at Ber'
sealed proposals will received by the Naval nofe.
keeper, H. N. Dockyard, Bermuda up TO noon on the
2Ist July 1870 the building and completing OF Two
The plans, drawings and Specifications nay be in
spected a. the Office OF H. D. 81 CSnsui'.eneraI NEW
dccrs VIII Oe furnished by return post application to
the undersigned -, -, x,-,. ,,,
1t must bc clearly understood that the Lighters WIN
have be delivered complete IN al respects Aonssee
VI NJ Dockyatd at Bermuda, and payment VIII only be
made after they have satisfactorily passed close ana
careful survey BY the inspecting officers OF the Dockyard
who WIZ require strict compliance with the drawings
and specifications. -, ,,-,....
Government Tcasur bills. drawn London az thirty
days sight -. .-s.- 4. ...o.rna
Ihe right refuse any all Of the tenders IS resered
Zach tender be Endorsed by two firms or peFsons)
OF known standing viii guarantee the due performance
of the cJntract awarded and each must state the ms
I'm which the md delivery De competed ana also
the mace vessels will be- built in order tnat
they may inspected from time TO time While the work
a." p''S' II. ]. LASLET1,
Naval StOrekeeper
II. NJ. Dockyard, Bermuda
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstand-
certificates so2s 80 i34 1924 600 Inc 1921 2t9
Deposits In hanks 263js.542 26.Oi6.39l Inc. 3t215l
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALTIMoRE AND ONO SOUTHWESTERN.

BALTIMORE AND ONO souTHWfSTEEN
Fourth week Fl. May -. $500 ~ 80
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
fsas' e IS: ?55 % s. "a ;;;5i
LOUISVILLE. SEw.ALBANY AND CHTCAGO.
fs%$s' 3 %5s, .a N,f s;2 .?s' s g so s35
NoRTHERN PACIFIC.
fS's' fsS1s Ss!s q -,i r. MAY 'eo%%s
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
E:%a;' I.s !. 2 e.. ri. @ ofS & } :;;$s 8:
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
(AN I.inosj
I:Ss' e. !: 9 4, I, ss S: ss :s''
TEXAS PACIFIC
fa' .s to S'; M.y N SM' Sis d a,sS3, 40 :S 2
oalis fsTS'' rSts Of n; ., .s, eeds ,aoi 90 90
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BrRMGxGn>M
Thtd week In May ...... ais fei slssi9
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER.
jan 'i to May M 81 i.. i5536GS i5Ss5 7Stt iGscoSS3
CoLvMBUs. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Es%s'' Na"a :! sll'' .s7.sg: .:s2ssf!' ssf!' sS
GREAT NORTHERN MONTANA.
Ts"$'I Ts"'S = : @,' @ ,5,as2; ,.eISS$SI::
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS
Fs!::s =; J: (: 1s. q.
Fs5s%s Fs" I: sS3SSI Sss g 81. sss!
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
Diui0eu0 y oilcts.

CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW-YoRK. May 20 1890.
ru,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
r,ny have this DAY declared. cut Of earnings, quar-.
rrly III ldrnd and oncquSfter 40 per cent Oh the
t,ferrd capal Of this company, payable July J.,
1,oO AZ the onicc OF DrcXel, Morgan CO. Ne"-folk
t., stochholdes record at close oil business June To-
1890 .,, -, , ., . ~, 81, q, ,
cont and an extra dividend Of one o. per cent on the
Common stock payable July 1890 az the oce OF Drexe
Morgan Co. NswYorkL % stoekhoieels OF record al
close OF business June 10. 1890. -
The stock books will close on the evening Of June 49,
I 500 and reopen on the morning Of July 10, 1890.
0' L. Z. OSBORN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
GONEY ISLAND.

ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE IRON PIERS AT
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. June .. p. m.-con.oi.. o. 5IG for money
and 81 7lG fof the account Atantc and W~-.fn
lfrt mortgage trustee c"thcat's. 81 Canadian Pacific
-. Ere 92t do second consos 1864; McNi.an or.
dinafy. i4r New.Y0rk Central. 1872 MEXICAN
per cent bonds 70. Money. / per cent. The rlt"
OF discount IN the open market for thf"Onths' bills f.
- cent. The amount Of bullion
Of England halsnco today is cl7 600
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
financial nlcctlr0s.
financial Glettions.

NEW.YORK. June ). 1890.
~ HE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
pany held Colorado MAY ~ 1922 the folio" ng
named gentlemen elected to serve as directors until
the next annual meeting George C0ppel Adoph Eng!er
Eichard T. wilson Chailes NJ Do Costa Joseph Il. Busk
John Low Welsh. Edmund Smith, DAVID H. MOrat ana
Walter :. Chee,nan. 80, 80.
AID al a N. citing Of the Board u Directors. held this
dov N Gnnrpc Coppell vas unanimously eeected chair
MN OF the board and Mr.. David H. MoIt, president
Of the company. WILLIAM WA"Nth SecrctlfN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

In State issues 100000 Georgia gold IS sold
at l01 5-4al0l IS, and South Carolina Brown
rs sold At lO4. and non-fundable SIS at 4 IA Or
city bank stocks Central National sold 800 AT
l46, Manhattan t5o) at 1913, Merchants 400 al
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Deposits IN hanks 96.3js.5f2 20Ol63ol Inc. St2,15I
Net cash baances25o 23 o6 s25oo7 OF Inc. 1870 o95
he foreign exchanges for tomorrow s mail were
fairly active and rates advanced TO quota
tons for actual business as follows Bankers bills.
81 50 3t and 81 so ga for long and short sterling
respectively; French francs al SIS Is AMI
s. "a: rcichmarkS nj 95 is and 81 "a, and
gullders at 40 IA and 50 l-2.
In London British consos again were easier.
closing at 81 $40 and 97 l-2 respectively for
money and account The Bank Of England gained
money was nrmcr AT as per cent for discount
Of bankers bills. and AZ ! per cent for balances
Private dispatches quote bar silver excited. with
months delivery No cash silver in market ~
American railways were dull and irregular. hut
closing with some final gains. Al Paris French
per cents declined ~ al .sOa0I 10 -. and siglf
exchange on London was up 70 25.l6l-2 francs
to tle
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
' : rREAsI,RY DEPARTMENT Office Of

L the Superintendent Of immigration Dalge oniee,
New-York City. June le3o-sesi,a proposals VIII bs
isoS tS fnrnis and o sc and Insane imm
orants during the fiscal ending June 1891.
forms all necessary information may BE- obtained nroa
anncation 10 undersigned The Right Is reserved
waive Inforrnaies and reect or all proposals. JOHN
n WEBER Superintendent OF Immigration
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Il2s, Metropolitan 40 at s-4. and Western
Nauonal go at l07 1-2.
s., Inc general bond market was active and
sMong all the way out Ohio, Indiana and
western first reorganization certificates were a
traction up to s5aS4 Ia Missouri, Kansas and
deXas new As were largely dealt in at 81 LA
TO % l-2. St. Louis Arkansas and Texas new
44s were up to 7s l-2, and income As TO 7s LA
isl,4. Reference is made 10 our full report Of
bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money ruled at per cent til; late hour. when
some small loans were made as high as : per cent,
but later at 3. with a closing quotation of sac
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $l29,O60I so; balances,
$6,065,0l
The Sa6-Trcasury to-day was debtor to the
Tearing House S53i,473. The business Of the
SUP, Ieasury for the week ended tonight in
eiuaes recclpts OF $l4,5g0l5l, and payments Of
29u, leaving the general balance at Sls?.-
'.V,Z9o, AGAINST Slsl,3Gl,l:0 May 30, showing
an apparent gain of 81 Al sol. But deducting
from the payments 81 4Oi 900 and from the
ceipts $03O,O0O for items which affect only its
account with the General Treasury, its gain as
antNih9 the banks is 81 ,05l Sol. And this re-
n snI, lnciudes the payment OF SAP. 600 for pur-
chased bonds and the receipt of $i9.4o6 for
exchange on other Sub-Treasuries. To-day's
operations covered Receipts. $2l7N467; pay
ments 81 ssl III; with balances of 81 76,70s,2l0
coin and $6,07l .0s0 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re
celyed to-day S255,l5j National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S7l5.57O the in
tcrnal revenue receipts S4l3,677. and the mis-
ccIancous receipts S5s.0J5.
TQ-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits III bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement rs fol
lows:
Ne: gold on ]S2s
Nes silver on ma 1898 24.337 to3 Inc. os,llo
on hand.....'.'..' o.52e5s7 o657,sei lac. SOs2i
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ID ROpOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES. Office

Purchasing ana Depot Commisssry, Army building,
40. 80 Wlchast.. New York City June 4. 1s90.Sesed
proposals IN trpate subject to the usual conditions VIII
L. received tnis oic. until 10 o'clock Monday.
TO- $780, for furnishing such supplies may be re.
quiIcd the Subsistence Department United States
Army. Subsistence sores-llour, spring and winter
wheat rice sugar Extra &c" and Cut Loaf peas Amerl.
and french; pickles. soap. toilet, &C. &c. &C. sub
Information 70 schedule list preference
flctre" for such details schedule Infermston wiz!
conditions lists OF articles guanttee, hnd. MODES o!
packing &C. obtained this silce The right reserved
reject all proposals. Envelopes containing bids
should marked proposals. for subsistence supplies,
opened June i6 1890 and addressed To- the UNDERSIGNED
G.. BELL. 4. c. G. s.. U. ;. a.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

~ :. C. II. AND ?. .: BUILDING, New.
\ l.. YORK June Q 1890 Sealed proposals VIII 10
rScevcd untn II O'Clock noon. Monday June 0. 1890.
FOR furnshnz ice miscellaneous supplies: washing tow els
and hauling ashes for this building during the fiscal
Year ending June 80 1891. Particulars application.
4 ClrT CustOdln
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

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