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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-07-25
An Unfa;iing Soporifc.

Husband Ito his wife, who is going
of Oh . journey)-And then. Emily, he
50 god as to send me a curtain lecture
from time to time. | shall hardly man
age to get to sleep without, you know
Humoristiche Blatter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-07-25
Handy For Bait

The Boston Journal man wants to
know Why the horseless carriages on
exhibition IN that city are all provided
with whip sockets. Guess Tho Journal
man never lived i'll q prohibition state.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
81. LOUIS MARKEIs

ST Louis. Ju-e TZ--Rec>fps-FTcur. =
90: what. %. %. corn. - 90. cats. = 90
Shipnencs-FIour. 500: wheat. G. 900: corn,
&. 600: SAILS "a oe.
FJour-cuset. st-sdy s-ut u-eha-Eed-
Wh@z--CufsyO-zble weather and crop
news caused = higher opening % The spec
uta1ve market which ruleS Stro1g al day
ard cbeseo ~ a. advance 81 lac e Ii4c
over yesterday. Spe- etEh--: No rec-
bard. sc 5td; Juiy. 5s.c bid: Angus <5sc
bid. Ssptsrs 5~-. sc bid
Cs--The-e vas a fUrthe- sdFzzce Il
futures as al domestic markets were
higher ard sellers scarce. The make;
clozns h.ghe- than YESTERDAY. Spot hiEn-
e. No , rsIsS. cash. ~ 6f<c. July.
~ bid: S@2te1b-r. ~
Ox-~Futur-= cu1 5ut Hr-a- SPOT
steady No. CASH Lizc. JEly. I've. Aug
Es- NE 30
Rye rack
Ba-i.y-No--f-A
oEnoz; sarii1 cztvyp e-scea vbgksj
Corn m-zIE0
Brzu-Duu- - >zs- --1ck
F'szxsee6-St ez6y. 20
T~n1o-hT s,~ess-Ts-1-a@. g 70. dull s.ea1y
B1z.sr-Ft--n- unchanged
Eg-ES-z- freSs. Sc
WAsEy-c -
C5-ro- 49, al hzEE-E--1chsn<et-
Po-k-S.zo6zr5 rezs. Jok oi-x. S-E7i-
Ia-1-P-ze s-ezn- as. c5ofc>- = q
Rss-o7-Shouie>-z fooIsrl I'D 5co<I.
DT SAL rne2-&-szo1i6s-s. CSoxeSf c-5s.
5S-Es s450. RS. = -. k5s-ts. - u.
RSr,-f cEs-C>1
s-a.-.--c-zs--. milling. ~ szles. ~
tszlss; rsc-Dts- -, safrrn-z1fs. Il STOCK.
= *
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

oCn-Receipts. $50: exports. % Spo;
nrmer No. , S4G5Si=c- Oprao.s firm and
higher on small car lot receipts and SYN
pzrhy usch wheat June closed 49,, Sep
TENDER. SiIIS57sc. closed d nc.
O&ts-Rscepts. ~. 90. Spot steady: Ne
.sc- Options dun, nominal. Ju1e
closed Eixc.
Hides. cut meats and turpen tine-Flrn.
Leather. rice and mOissses-S;eS6y.
Wool and pork-DuH
Beef and roSin-S9uist-
CottonSeed ol-NOmiral
IArd-Efrm; western steam. 81 sogi4 %,
refined steady.
Professionalism: United closed yl-5 bid
Coffee-Options opened steady with
prices unchanged 20 10 points lower: ruled
points decline; sales. II. - bags. frcludiu :
September. Sot Spot duh Md duii
average SANTOS Il. 10: receipts, sos bag
stock. lDl. c0o Hamburg frrexuLsr. url-
changed 20 4 pfenniz decline. sales. e00
bags. RIO duh: No. 2 II 80: exchange.
sl5-i6d; receipts. 400 bags. cleared fer
quiet a. i4i frame net decline: sales, r.
SuKar-RaT dull: refined qufst-
Cot con-C2Utet; nltddltrg. &c.
Dry EoodS-The dry goods market was
better and scarcely stronger m actual
business. A fair sale Of wide goods - re-
parted and several contracts Tor speedy
delivery OF extras are reported 10 have
becn ~oS~d. tae terms i1chdi-E a pro
case OF 6 shut down The only pronouncet
ACTIVITY is IN export orders % brown goods
a. fair prices. The quantity % this class
10 limited, stocks having been OvsrSoid-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
CHICAGO Markets

Cattle-The market was steady for gsod
lots and trading was good Common 10
cHo9ce dressed beer ard shipping sce~rs
were n demand az 8 5ra4 30; the bulk go
ing az g. SiG4O and export cattle were
wanted a. s4d< =. The stocke- and feeder
trade was Eghc At ruling prices. The COW
market was fairly active and rood cows
ana hesferS were steady. with no excessive
supply. Texas cattle were In fair demand
az the decline 81 about e cents from last
week prices.
Hoss-A very good demand existed a.
an advance OF Sfie cents. q large share Of
the hogs selltuE cerrS higher than ye--
terday. Sales OF choics lots averaging
ove- 20 ware made a. s20.I4 II: light
weights a. g. 5Te 50 and pigs az 3 ga %
Sheep-There was a good demand for
desirable fOcks but common kinds sell
badly. Common 20 extra sheep were
wanted ~ s2eod21 Is, the bulk selling a.
g 3GS.s0 Texas shep were wanted a.
8 ocS34o. only Tire better lots selling sat
isfsccoriiy.
ReoelptsCstie. $500; hogs. 1900.
Gr.Ar. nm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18


Chicago. Ill, June 17.-Bad crop re-
ports and the probable action OF the 81.
Louis convention were both influential
factors IN wheat today, the price for
July advancing is cents over the final
figures of yesterday. The other mar
kets showed strength. corn and oats
advancing A9A cent and provisions )
cents
There was not great deal doing ear
~ in the day in what. the trading being
small. but afterwards there were pref
DDS when fair activity was manifested.
The market opened firm and continued
on the advance until late in the fore
noon when there was q short interval
OF reaction The chief influences were
the report OF bad outlook for the crops
IN Indiana, the declining condition OF
spring wheat in the northwest and
heavy clesraaoes OF wheat and -four
from the seabOsrd- The heavy ex-
ports yesterday. over s5oOoo bushels in
wheat aud -four. were a surprise 20 both
bulls and bears and did much 10 keep
the market going after IL had once got
fairly started. The short interest was
en- the anxious seat and there was active
covering by them and 50 little for sale
that prices had 20 be bid up IN order 70
bring Il out Undoubtedly. however,
the probable action OF the 81. Louis
convention IN coming 10 the gold stand
ard had quite as much 10 do with the
strength developed as anything else.
The weak failure 81 the days news was
the heaviness OF the northwestern re-
ceiptS Minnes polls ana Duluth re-
c-ived 500 cars. compared with 345 cars
a week ago and only ia cars on the
corresponding week the year before
July opened a9kc higher. at 57As9iec.
and after selling momen tarialy at size.
sold up irregularly 70 6sI4c and reacted
on realizing 70 6Stc. IN the last five
minutes OF the session those who had
sold calls got thoroughly alarmed at
the persistency manifested in the mar
ket and the price jumped 20 5Sa.c July.
and 5Sz.c September and those were the
current prices when the closing bell
sounded.
Corn ruled strong all day. although
the advance was but trtfing. The open
ing was firm in sympathy with wheat
Receipts did not come up TO expecta-
tons and there was a disposition among
shorts 10 cover. under which prices ad-
vanced slightly. the closing being az the
top figures OF the day. July opened a
shade higher at 2s14c. sold up 20 2s&sc.
and closed steady at that price.
Oats were stronger. mainly IN sympa-
thy with wheat. The market early was
quiet but improved later and prices
were well maintained July opened IN
changed at 17kGsc. sold TO TIC. the
price a the close
Provisions were quiet The opening
was stronger. owing 90 a moderate hog
supply. A moderate demand prevailed
and prices advanced slightly. but a,
the advance there was much pressure 10
sell and prices declined, the closing be-
ing tame, only pork closed cents high
er, at $40; July lard cents higher, at
81 20. and July ribs cents higher, a.
$3.50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 30 cars: corn. 575 cars; cats 225
cars: hogs, 5000 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
IHE WEATHEE.

Wl-ssta. gE-s .
la se~a1ast fc- IS afEl-al 49, 10y
FaE~ al a 4 atIF u1-zzer TEErs-zy
Tsly---x ras g1ss fWs-z y-s1zr 1919 90
: 49, ~ ~ 80 49, - 1cz-r~E "a
Efsa q lsss-1sFs1p--s slks- sf1e- -zls-e "a
a. y s1E1e - rz1c &1Cc-zs-lE-sz1 - =
Ezzs frCz - tea q E1Aes - e-zr.
<s1see Esrfzz 80 1kE - - N@aE asT
A. fs-r sd 49, - - fsssa- -
Tkzfa "a - ~ ES-f1 tEs <Fe<&sr@ Ekza --Fr-
s-E-- Ezs 49, = S~sTs.E
Fv- - -ssf 49, 49, - Gzs-z ~
-.v--s--rs-g-rN f1s n rz1-sh % - skE
49, q eegr-ss al - ta~ 80 sar = -
r-r~s EEE-D = TCFs-sssgg
lstze<rFe-
WarEl-<-1- T1-@ --F-ossasl-E Is tze
s-r~czr- - -. > r.. T-lsrrsF
E1- Eaz-szN-ssez-S4z fzz-. sosshessg
ursE
Fsr ckirh.r-z a. izzzz Tc--stasT-
Tz--s v@r&S1S E1z@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
USALTERABLY IN FAVOR

California Democrats Declare for SILVER
ard Somewhat for Grover.
Sacramento. Ca. JUz@ i7.-Th4 D--n-
Ocrs-tc sSs-te oonv>utto1 today a1ove=6
a platform declaring so- re- sslyer
Tie financial pIaEk - as follows
TIE Denoc-ztsc party of tie sszse -
California = uoas7e-absy II <Sr-- q
shs ~ cczrzSs q <lver ~ tie rztt1 &C
Is - = without WAITING SJ- 5eps16sag
upon r1e sc-io1 @ any otter c7tL5z
Z ,f>-z1ds re E<e % s1sT-- a. v~il a.
go as Sli l~Zsi zszcsr iu payment %
81 debts b-gzh p--vzSs ard pz5lsc
-7,-s s-z-nzaIztra-.oo @ ES--zssts<a- Ci=y-e
HID VII The exception OF he azaz-zi
poSsoy, - e-Sorsea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
KANSAS CITY Markets

Kansas City. juno I7.-wh-z-, firm: No.
: hard -; Nc. ? red. "a; No. = 5ogS2: No.
spring, 5sz.
Corn-H CHER; No. : mixed, Egg: No
white ~.
Oats-FsrTn; No mixed. l5Gls. No .
white. 1s61sA o
RyeL0ver. No. = 20
Hay@Soea6y. inc hanged
EEE-Ffrn. strictly fresh ~.
CsttlS-RSce pcs 3 3p: shipments. : ~
Best steady Others dow. Beef steers 8 %
o. u: native cows &. 1870; stocke-s za1
feeders s. GTeB
Hor-Rsceipts, :, 10: shipments: strong
to SC higher: bulk OF sales S36.G2l Is.
Sa>>P-Eecslpts. 20: shipments. 500.
steady lambs. 3 50d5lo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

S-z T5-x. Tszs T7.-F-ors--Recs7ez >
81 Sz--zss tx5o--A -<E. szszET-
As-a 1-SI--c--F-
cCrn s7e1-D-E
EFe-tF-
Bz-Ssy za-.-So-t-zL
WkekE-F.ss zty.k - 100 sIcor-N y -
50. 1-er. No : 5ar1. - oT--ocf
12e-~3 1-- sd r-ss~1 st-G=x al 1zy. -
rz-s--Tz o. rszas.s<al $3.50 frcz - LIZ
49, 49, 10y fc7as- sssF--K A.
naf 80 r<ws csaE-E So - p -
Va (. re-. JEz< e-sse1 49, SeStezSe-,
zezc eiossc -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

DEizC tAs pr-~s-,1 csctzrT .s-~rzi
money grSats bsvs ben rn>1e ~ -
r-o~3 & Inventors Ezt thgov-->
wko~s lst1-s v~rs s~>zsk - assvan.
tsee 20 tie pablo To u. 1>1o>r. 90
Is { ~s0s-y - vascsnatsoa IA 30,
80. DO w@s gi,sa- sa1 n is0T giaooo
Or. C.vs~risE: received D.. 900 s<-s NJ
Crozyscs t&ooec fsr th@xx varoes
zs>ckEa5esl isvrzti0zS: Mr. Pshnew =
is17. szs .sos s<s3 ar s1szsty - sls oe<
for Ia pi.o q ee1.eytag ~ Hs@Es.
AID Mr.. Eax1isoz fer as ck<g1~z~s<r.
tleoea EtSo~ tazA ttzns rzzy gz~4..
hzTs h>-z rosshs % szrs4s sxpsorxr1 sa1
ssk~-~-C1e@x Tr<Sz1s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

Osns-T an sos=x % s~s Cara -
c2F- Have yoz .ay zez4a<x7
D,o-z--T SoSz2@r hs- yo1 c=z y@ss
'A1i ar.Ndfzl frzrzZ. Gre k<s ~ ss-@
-IttEl.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
FOREIGN MARKETs

Liverpool June E.-BAcoa-Qulet but
steady. demand moderate
Iseef-E1xtra Irdta. 5ls. prime mss tes
Pork-Prfme mess. fne western. as. O.
medium 5Ss ST.
Lard-Quiet prime western, Is -, re-
hned, Gin pails) Is 60.
Butter-F'nes; United States. Jos; Eooe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

B>fs-.--c0rzEzs1 =zs. ~ qae<A
even % ~ ~koss q ~ ksEsAz-ni
Afs<r-Tsa collars fc- ~ kHsf
1gE-~. yoz z5sz1t ts5izE an n.zos Il
EsS=<Ts-D~1rSss Frs- Pres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

=. = qs~r.- s=sd M Eiooek~r.
-iizt : E-Az can t4&s ssOsxa ina-rrzs
IN - waf-'s isf.rrz 20 ora sA~Ea. bus
Eot snS-xA 70 E1zzl s5-zz-~-Izss.zss
e. Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
NEW ORLEANS aARKrTs
SEw YORK nAKkEE

N~w 0-isa-s. June T1.---D- o1-Stez5F
l-r s1-.sc. god o-1iza-T. $40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
LONDON STAYS OUT
FAILS TO RESPOND TO TIE
STRENGTH HTTHERwARn.

WhersapoB the street Becomes Unsettled
and q Fs,srishnsss Esssss - ForsiEn
ssItl.g 10 the FzrtieaiAF Dspre.sisE
Fs.tus- VoIans sf Bssls--- nsioV
Tuesday bat PARRY Distributed -
| Gr.sEsrs .ad Losisyhle and Nashsiiis
Catch the BsIk Of the DssIssss-Fsr-
I siEs stock Markets
New York. June 1T--The apecuiafira
/ today was rather frvsr;sh. tae ~en =
+ m-nt being unsettled ~ the n0n-ree 49,
/ ton n London prlcss a. tae outset 20
! the strength that marked our c,o-.a.s
] figures Foreign selling Vas tae te-
pressing factor The volume o. bust
ness was below yesterdays record. but
the transactions were fairly vel Dis
trfou;sd. tn0uxh the ETsnE~rs and Louis
vile and Nashville were msost extensive
ly dealt IN The course u prices Vsa ~
regular. with fu11ustions extsaflag .
point IN advance. IN me Vandsrbiits.
New York Central exhibited a surplus
os IL 900 after dividends. against . de-
Eel, last year og 81 "a. s7s. TIE sp-eniak
was irregular. bat within a aArrsw
range. TIE closing wSs strong. with
eight changes n either direction
Railway bonds were les active aud
slightly excited. with saIes % 40 CO.
There sers bat fe~ change q cszss-
quence.
Government rev fours were a sbasIs
lower. bat the 0sa-r issues were fai4sy
steady
silver certificates he'd firmly ca ths
reaction. SSles were % -. oo9.
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
New York. June i7-Ths Evening
Posts I>9asion financial cablegTzm sAys
TIE Aso0t races ia away WITH TIE stock
sxcbanEs today. and al tho uzsrksts
were dull eVoept Americans Thsss
Ner- rushed Up. 90 IT, n1orniEs-'s cA5ie
dispatches . he Lon6Su TIM. lad
cztiaF practically a vicfoTy for he gold
r-pressn iativss ~ s. LouiH. Prices
reacted ~ rai1day bgf finally cios~-i
stronE ~ che s.r@~t TIE dealings g.
DAY v-r- on q fairly large $3.50 ~ ;hose
no believe "a ths Eaai1tenauCs q =
god currency . Ausrica. CfhsT stock
ere not - aiEa- The Asaericars aT-
specially tempting san. With to *
cepfsoa % Investments IA q feE q tbs
best sod bonds. IRE public ne are res
JET taxing . hand 81 DE Tiss. 1lnss
srs particularly 81
Lsudon. Ing. Jgas ii ,. n Cola
- quoted today a. Bo~aos Ayg~~ =;
Irs ss Nsdrd. l9Z. Lsasga. - -.
Ath~as. ia Eg-z@ - -
He-iir. Tu1- f1-EzzbznEs o. Lon
doa .Ga, Gays sigat. - 1oA<ks. "a EsEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
WICHITA MARKETS


y. Mccormick. An6zte. or
Tovnsend q Gibbons. An1zle. koss-
Henry oBy-r. NJ Hop. 60.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
WHEAT rs STRONG
JULY ADVANCES 4 CENT AND
THREE-EIGHTHS.

Bad Crop Reports Prom Indiana and the
DeeIining Cs.ditisn of Spring wheat
In the Northwest are the Potent News
Coming in the Regular Way. while the
Action of the Sc Losis ConvsntisA ke-
Share In the Adv21cs-Csrn and Oats
stronger-Provislons Qsist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18

certainly not n our committee We DO
not know whether they contain aver
ne1ts OF this kind or not Now. gent-e-
men. that - this case. II you turn out
A6dicks. the contestant, YOU vii leave
the STATE OF Delaware without an or
ganizarion; there IS TO other party
there is 10 other power than that which
is b ythe authority q these u1er thai
can call a STATE convention- Are y--zi
going 10 do Il simply because some nan
says thai Addicks * rot q sound Pc
publican Let ne challenge = state-,en.
made by my friend from New Jersey.
He said this coaven ton was he trfbu-
nal 70 determine upon t5e qualifications
OF lis mem be->- I deny - ! say our
constituents determine TIE zualffaa-
tons CO their represent t5ves There =
a great principle involved n This. The
principle % TIE rght % tree representa-
ton. q right dear % al Engissh-Spezk-
Ing people s1d % secure which more q
English end American blood has ben
shed than 5or all other questions put TO
gste7e-. Are We. a Republican conver-
ton TO abandon that now take Il.
not
With q reference to The Texas CT
test again. ! say that y0u- through
your national committee. have ID svt-
de1cs upon this case \ Gentleman sid
tAat one hundred and to-Tyo1e ot rae
deteCacs< % that c0nvenrzoz remained
IN their seats and selected the delegates
thar your committee have SEATED Tat
was cAaIies~1t: thar Vas denied: 4:
was 4 statement MAZE - the a,or fc- 4
contestant ard denied ~ s1o[he-. The
gentleman Sad he v-oc3 take tie word
- any Republican II 4 matter u Iris
kind. 3 comment o. -ns- t-uth1ul-ess
that vas very u7imSatsry but WI
VII - 10 Wit kSoS Republican E1o
says yes and a5Othe- who says 10
with reference % The sane QUESTION.
~ 2l1oS- Coe Sz1s 1Ee?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

"Wednesday, Marcn lip IN
A large volume OF business and rapid up
ward movement IN American Tobacco stock wee
the chief feature Of trading today. People who
know nothing about the American Tobacco Com
pany should not be deceived by the demand for
the stock and It's advancing price. The move
ment was not based upon any good demand for
the stock nor upon any favorable development
in the affairs Of the company. Manipulation.
in which at present the long interest In the stock
has the upper hand, IS accountable for It's activ-
fly and It's movement to-day is well described
as caused by a Spectators froc. The bulls
have been successful in forcing extensive COW
ering and the price was BIZ up today whenever
large buying orders appeared. the net advance
being nearly per cent while at one time the
stock was per cent above last nights closing
Toward the close realizing sales caused reac-
ton. Various reports were put out concerning
the company alleging amicabe trade settle
n1ents but they were in great part the idle va
mornings Of the insiders in the speculation Total
sales in this stock amounted 10 230.432 shares.
against q total of 1897 in all shares. General
Electric was also a feature or the speculative
circus gaining over per cent. the stale rumors
concerning an alliance with the Westinghouse
Company again serving the purpose OF Inanipu-
lators Outside OF Tobaccosand General Electric
only 1882 shares exchanged hands. ana or the
number Sugar Refining. Leather preferred and
Missouri Pacific contributed nearly 10000 shares.
Tobacco stock II must be remembered. however.
Is only half stock. The railway list was prac-
tically neglected. and the light movement IN
legitimate investment shares resulted In most
cases In small fractional declines. Missouri Pa
cifc was down per cent. and the Changers
small fractions. the good showing OF St PauTs
earnings for the first week In March being paGsed
without notice. Western Unions relatively good
showing for the current quarter had no marked
effect upon the stock, and In fact the greater
mart OF the list moved without reference to tho
actual condition OF the properties
Bonds exhibited no activity outside OF Northern
Pacific issues. and there was no appreciable In
vectment demand either from local or from for
eIgn sources The operators for dulness and
depression continue TO try to Brighten holders OF
securities by their tiresome prattle OF the dark
Diplomatic atmosphere" and to-day's efforts In
thu, direction were again vigorous, but without
effect. except In furthering the cause OF general
stock stagnation. The industrial speculation
is the only exception to the dulness.
Last prices OF the chief active stocks COM
pare with Yesterdays as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. March II. isas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12

10 shares brooklyn ACADEMY Of Music with 90.
% shares New York Mutual Gas Light Com ~
pifF ~"V =
$4,000 Bay state Gas Company income bonds. due an,
1899. registered certificates. ............. ~.
SIS 900 Cleveland. Gin -innati. Chicago ana 81
Louis Railroad nrst collateral trust mort
tSi. Iouis di,'sionJ - gold bonds. .,.,
80 NIX and Northern Railroad Company
nr.d mortgage Is gold bonds. due 1910. b
50 900 Erie Railroad Company general lien ~ -
gold bonds. due 1895. ................... Oot
- shares Erie Railroad Company LIST preferred 800.
trust certificate .......................:. s2S
81 900 Rome, Watertown and Oglrnsburg Rail
road first consolidated convertible, mort
gngs ~ bonds due 1872. ................ llbh
WV" bonds Que 1905 '... ".o 1884
~ shares Bank OF New-iork. ~. B A.. 2jJ
20 sha - American Exchange National Bank i,u4
shares Bank OF America. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3lp
I24 shares Merchants National Bank lJJs
G2s shares Mechanics National Bank. .isSi. 1881
shares National Bank. OF Augusta. Ca 'old ~
stock. lot .SlSo
go shares Consolidated Gas Company. OF New
York; ex-iiyiiend) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5l
~ shares Municipal Gas Light Company. OF -
fonkers
100 shares Adams Express Company .......... 40
90 shares Standard Gas Light Company. pref. l0sh
40 shares Union Ferry Company ............. con
20 shares New-york Balance Dock Company -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12

70 shares Horn Silver Mining Company ~
SHARES Bapnev ump sns Boat Company
% shares Consolidated Gas Company New y,
$500 State OF South Carolina o. bonds; dated
January l. 1863. -edeemabie July !. 1855; -
shares Long Island Safe Deposit Company. eos s
70 ssars. Mswpo CASING ,o Per sha psroaa and
s7o, Steamboat Company .;;-oo; cocnany ir.i
preferred income bonds due 1870 ........ ol's
5000 Central Of Georgia Railway COMPANY sec ,s.
% ond preferred income bonds r due ''' sS
ss' 60 shares United States Rubber scrip 81
10 shares United States Rubber. common ~
$40 50 United States Rubber scrip .as 20 20
preferred and share and Ss4 ~ common
stock OF tte United States Rubber co-'.,-o
$500 Baltimore and Ohio southwestern Railway. ..
10 shares samoTs s' and Ono 10 scout
5000 southern Railway Company FIRST consol-
dated n bonds due 1904 ...........:; Of
5000 Detroit and Macknac Railway Company ~
mortgage bonds. due June 1905 BOA
50 shares petro, and Mackinac Railway Com eos,
shares share. Eea19 9on r rna steel
s nawsz S COMPS due q 1905 ,Swa i's mort 1868
$1,000 IAssde Gas Light Company, Of s.. Louis,
.,oo Mo first mortgsge 80 bonds due pe i9v ef%
campany aa mortgage 81 bonds due
5000 Missouri Pacific Railway company third
90 mn mortgage ~ bonds due 1905 100
'''''' company hrs, mortgage ~ bonds. due
first mortgnse 81 bond due zoos rs.
terminal mortgage ia bonds due 1914. 1929
10 mortgage bonds due 100; ......: =: il7l.
$4,000 Buffalo and Erie Ka,9ad Company 10 zoo
$1,000 chic ass'fs M Hs"ai ss and NO
y.o s 1 q9d r1sa s,n %e' dnr 1921 a
$1,000 Milwaukee, end -, PAU RaiWa wa, TGn
gage 7 7sS bond due 1908 ...".. 1877.
5000 Newyork Central and Hudson River ia, Bal 900
road first mortgage 70 Donds lo"': l-o
81 800 Columbus. and Hooking Valley Railroad
first mortgage 7q sinking fund bonds ,o,,.
$1,000 Delaware iAckawanna and Western Rail
road hrst consolidated mortgage 10 bond 800
$1,000 Chicago and NorthTestsrn Railway , co%,
5000 chicago as ST. st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Railway comppsny consolidated 80 mort ,ss
~ .,s sss S W,e ' Palace car Company 1850
shares New-York, Inckawanna and West
ern Railway Company guaranteed 80
by Delaware. IackawanHa and western go
co shares standard oil Trust ex-dividend).. 2so
.sarss G,rn a ai hmsSIca Bank Sis
81 shares Warren RaIrosd coHp a,y c loS
81 share. Broadway Insurance company ..... i0S
shares American Telegraph and Gable Com ~
sh nH,s circa, southern Telephone and
shares 'v Western Union Telegraph Company. s'll
gass e g. bonds due isss Coupon.
10 .h Sne Trnaesrnen. National bank....... %
e share. Manhattan COMPANY Bank ~; Hp's
100 shares broadway Insurance Company. ..'' ITO
shares BROOKLYN CITY Safe Deposit Com on
900 pa sTF and BAY ci,y Railroad sds bonds.
Michigan Central Railroad due May ,,,,,
500 ooo rn,sa states &C. registered bonds o, 1901 os
shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com o.,
oco Ia Repubiique de Cuba bonds, in,eres, TO
are graz srSn,sd By the TILTED states lot. $50