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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

A Somerset attorney who relishes a
Joke at his own expense says he once
sent to a rural Office writ for service,
with directions to be very particular in
regard to the return saying, If for any
reason you are unable to write the re-
turn properly, get some expert need
person to do it for you Sometime
afterwards the writ was returned by the
officer, properly served and signed, with
letter reading substantially as follows
81 do not know whether this return will
be satisfactory to you. / have lost one
finger, but | wrote it as well as l could.
If for any reason you are unable to read
it, get some intelligent person to read it
for you
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

A good digestion is as truly obliga
tory as good conscience; pure blood is
as truly part Of manhood as a pure
faith; vigorous brain is as necessary
to useful living as vigorous viii,
which it often helps to make vigorous,
and we'll ordered skin is the first con
dition of that cleanliness which is next
to goodness. II. W. Beecher.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Fuddy-You know there Is no rule
without an exception.
Dnddy--I believe yon. never lay
down rule AT the store but most Of the
clerks take exception to it-Boston
Transcript.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Our people are growing more and
more in the habit of looking to Bixby &
Buck, Druggists for the latest and best
of everything in the drug line. They
sell Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, fam
Gus for its cures of bad colds, Group and
whooping cough. When in need of such
a medicine give this remedy trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

After a long silence Lord Salisbury
has spoken, but his speech was dsap-
pointing from the fact that there was
no indication that he was doing any
thing to settle the Venezuelan natter
and his statement concerning Armenia
showed that there was little hope of
England's doing any thing to mitigate
the evils there. She lacks the power
to do the one thing necessary to end
the trouble, occupy the Turkish prov
inces with a military force, and Lord
Salisbury pleads that she is under no OBJ
legation to take up arms for the sake of
the Armenians
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Forty years ago there were many peo-
pie in the town of Madison near the
twelve corners, bearing the name of
Norton. With the death of Wm. p G.
Norton, who died last week. there is
not relative outside of his own family
bearing the name. This goes to show
how fast we are losing the names of the
old settlers by marriage. removal and
death, writes citizen of Madison.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Ar entirely new view of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. match is pre-
sented at Paris and is to the effect that
Mrs. Marlborough title is no good and
that she cannot be presented at Euro
pean courts. The assertion is based
on the fact that the founder of the
house Of Marlborough had the title of
Prince conferred upon him by the
as Duke was always regarded as second
airy even in England while on the CONT
nent it was unnoticed. According to
continental ideas a Marlborough cannot
marry a commonei, and all of Miss
NanderbiltS wealth does not make her
in their eyes any the less Il commoncr.
New York Mail and Express: When
Spain got ready to recognize the
southern Confederacy she didn't go to
the trouble of sending a kindly note
warning this government of her pro
posed action. On the contrary, she
rushed to the front with assurances of
sympathy and negative support for the
rebellion at the very outbreak of the
war, and never offered SO much as an
apology for her reckless haste. As
compared with her conduct in that
affair, the discreet and unprecedented
action of this government in dealing
with the Cuban situation presents a
lofty example OF forbearanee and self
restraint.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Some idea of how much inventors are
giving their attention to electricity and
electrical appliances is gained from the
fact that one-twentieth of the patents
granted in Great BritGn last year re-
lated TO electrical inventions. But the
United States went ahead of England in
electrical patents by 1904 to 1130.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06
The Man That Bought Furniture,
Window Shades and Draperes before
inspecting our New Fall Stock is
sorry now.

His neighbos (ou customers have explained to him
thing about the unlimited variety that show in all de-
parmens they have compared goods and Prices the aoe
said unhappy and his neghbors pleased than
ever with the articles sold them Small Profits and
Future Patronage keep in mind when selling large or
small outfits msatemens to quality anything else
no old styles work off, We rely the plain truth and
the lowest of low prices fetch customers back supply
their future wants.
emodeed added
the
Englan
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06
"The Pyramid LINN

"The pyramid limp, as it has come
to be called, Is that state of body which
falls upon one for two or three days aft
er making the ascent of the pyramids.
One is so much pulled and pushed at
the time that little or no Inconvenience
is felt. There is no sign of soreness of
joint or muscle until after one has
slept, and then the trouble begins to
brew; the second day Of that man or
woman is worse than the first the eli
max is reached at the end of the second
or beginning of the third day, and from
that time the patient begins slowly to
recover. Cairo Correspondent.
A stylus with split point, apparently
for the purpose of writing with fluid
ink, has been found in an Egyptian
tomb.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

We thank the managers of the Maine
Central Railroad Relief Association for
an invitation to attend it's seventh annual
concert and ball to be held at the City
Hall, Portland, Friday evening, Feb. IA.
The entertainments provided are always
first class and this will be no exception
to the rule. The proceeds help swell
the relief fund of the association and
are thus help to employees of the
Maine Central railroad.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Watervile ut last has a daily paper
The Waterville Mail is the oldest weekly
of lhat lively city, and prosperous
journal it has proved for this college
town. The Waterville Evening Mail is
the name of the new daily and we hope
it may meet the success its enterprsng
publishers deserve. 1t is Il well filled,
column folio, aud makes a fine typo
graphical appearance. The people OF
Wa;eryile will find a daily a great con-
venienee and should, and doubtless will,
give the paper enthusiastic support in
word and in deed.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

TIE new commonwealth of Utah be-
gins her career with 1886 farms, of
which 1850 are unincumbered.
1t has been found that the gold bear
ing part of Forty Mile Creek in Alaska
is wholly within the United States. The
dividing line is the 141st meridian and
thus far the longitude of the earth has
remained incapable OF being changed to
suit the will of any nation.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

Spaniards continue to tell what they
are going to do in Cuba. A military
line across the island has been greatly
strengthened for the purpose of prevent
ing the joining of Maceos and Gomez S
forces. However, it is not known
whether this line will accomplish its
purpose or not because both divisions
may be on the same side of the line.
One of the greatest difficulties seems
still to be locating the insurgents.
The deepening of Portland harbor
will not bring benefits to Portland !,
merely. SO great are the custom house
delays in New Y DIRK that it is said that
freight landed there can reach the west
forty eight hours before that landed at
New York. The deepening of the har-
Dor SO that large ships can come up to
the wharves in safety means therefore
great deal to western merchants. The
saving of forty-eight hours oftentimes
means the saving or making of many
thousands of dollars.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-02-06

LaXol /, the best medicine for child
ren. Doctors recommend i ia place Of
Castor oil.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
c,os,vc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
s2x dividend.



Tho ro,usa, ~ the House Ways and Means
Committee 20 report the Senate i-bohu Issue
bill heavier receipts Of grain at Chicago as com
,ared with 1s05. the splendid showing by the
C.b,cago and Northwestern Railway Company
q, Iva vearlv operations made In the preliminary
r.nort issued to-day. the poor prospects for goio
,h,n,nen,s on Saturday and several encouraging
returns Of railway earnings for the fourth week
g., Nav were the favorable developments IN the
general situation as reported to-day. but they
,oued N stimulate any good buying In the stock
market and had only a passing effect upon
speculative temperament. or twenty railway
companies reporting to-day for the fourth week
In May ten showed gains OF S269SJl and ten
losses Of $193. 1S3. or a net gain OF Si4G6S over
the same time In 1896 and OF the total losses the
greater part were suffered by the Missouri Pa
cjfc and St Louis Southwestern the total for
The two companies amounting 10 Sl-Z.oO" Ihe
more important gains were made by hooking
Valley. Norfolk and Western, Toledo ana ONO
Central and Canadian Pacific. Denver ana iSio
Grande increased $4,000. and with the report
Of its earnings came the announcement or
declaration Of a | per cent dividend on the pre-
ferred stock .,,
Actual trading in stocks represented nothing
more than the operations Of the professional
element, prices ruling irregular the greater part
eoual distribution Of small net gains and losses
In the active list the only changes above per
cent were made by Jersey Central. which gained
15s n4r cent and Missouri Pacific. when lost Is
ner cent The decline in the las-named stock
was on sales aggregating $500 shares and was
probably due to the poor report OF earnings
The anthracite shares were all strong Deiu"ale
and Hudson advancing over per cent. and Della
ware and Lackawanna j per cent THESE Two
stocks however we're lightly traded In the
imnrovemcnt in the coales toward the clo9e
hainad the general market and reports Of coming
sales OF securities abroad added more cheerful
tone TO closing sentiment. The Granger shares
were fractionally higher at the close ana IN"
tent to slightly better London prices. sugar Ke-
fining and American Tobacco were again Inc
leaders In point Of activity. neither. however
showing any material change In price Specua-
ton in silver bullion certihcatee continued 70
day but there was no noteworthy chahse III
quotations. .,
stocks compare with yesterdays as follows
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

The current number of "'rhc Financial Chroni-
cle'' is accompanied by the quarterly issue OF
its Street Railway Supplement Of 100 pages. CIV
,np detailed information relating 10 street ran
way finances. The supplement editcrialy ais
cussos street railway securiies-the el' ments al
feeling their value as investments, the IRE OF
strect railway equipment the cost OF operating
street railways, street railway trafic III cite"'
etc. ,,. 80,
TIE Peoples Bank al the close OF business on
Mav - had loans and discounts, less due from
directors 81 4JG 1868 90. and specie as per sched-
ulc Sob 80 T. included In its total resoirc, &
Of So .,26 15i 81 The capital stock is s2ooW"
and the surplus and profits are 900 10 J. Inc
depost, subject 10 check amounted to s2'S"N'-
90 81. ,a,o.s,
The Bank of America at the close ot business
on Nav - had loans and discounts. less Que
from directors. S15OG3. 500 and 81. .lS'.4Sgot IN
spccie Its total resources amounted 10 f-''oi,-
3l3 H. Its capital stock is SlJO0ooO ana its
surplns fund is $2,250.d)o. The deposits subject
10 check amounted to S12J3,Isl 10
4 dividend of per cent Will be pald on ths
stock Of the International Eevating company
nj Room No 1Ol Of the New-York Produce FIX
change on June 10 , -, .ho
The managers of the reorganization OF tno
Northern Pacific Railway Company give hotic'
that the second instalment OF ~ per snare ~ ~
resrect OF preferred stock and 80 per snare !"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

respect of common stock is called. payable on
or before June 26 at the offices of Messrs. ). I.
Morgan & Co.. Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, OF
Deutsche Bank, Berlin.
j. F. Morgan & Co. offer for sale at par ana
accrued interest So 100000 Of the per cent
thirty-year consolidated mortgage gold ponds Oh
the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Com
pany The subscription will be opened on Mon
day June 8. and will be closed on Tuesday, June
o. or earlier on notice from London. where
simultaneous issue will be made by Messrs. j.
Morgan &z Co.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.

Formerly Now York Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
Mutual Life Building,
O. CEDAR STREET, ". y.
CAPITAL, S2'000'OOO
RIRPII'S, SI,OOO,OOV
ACTS AZ TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIvIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
ryECt TOR AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
rNrIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATES.
INTER EST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject to checl. on certificate
WALTER q. OAKMAN, President
ADRIAN ISEI.IN, in. Vce-Presdent
GEORGE H. TURNBUIJ. 81 Vice-President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec
j. NELSON BORLAND. Assist Treas ana oeo
a. DIRECTORS
Samuel ID. Babcock Adrian feiin Jr'
osoree f. Baker Augustus d. Juiiliards
aeorec \ DowdoIn James n Jarvie,
rr.derlc cromvel Richard a. McCurdy.
val,,r u Gillette Walter O. Oakman.
Robert Goclct. Alexander T. orr'
q O. Haven. Henry II. Rogers.
oliver Hartman Henry ". Smith,
r. somcrs Hayes. II. Mex Iwomo'y'
Charles R. Henderson. Frederick W Nnhceroits
william C. whitney.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
rr.RoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETs.

London June I , m.-consols. li3 j-iG Or money
and 10 f0r the account Canadian Pacific 6Ia. Erie
IA. d.. is' preferred. 3jN. Illinois Central .n% Mex
ican ordinary 10. -. Paul common. 1s New York Cen
iraI gSA. Pennsylvania 53. Reading. .. Mexican Con-
per cent bonds. PA Louisville and Nashville.
ao-. Afchs.n common, -
> . Tie amount = tulltn gone into the Bank ~
England balance to day IL fl4."" Money. su+ per
cent q discount IN tho market for both
,f,r' and months bis II y per cent Paris adj
vices quote per ioi francs ~ centimes for
no account ami exchange IN London at - francs l6'b
reu'ifne- T. checks
Paris June ,-The weekly statement ~ the Bank of
Frame increase - IL 900 francs In god
ami IN Increase - ?. $4,000 fraurs In silver
Herlln. June 4.-f,Vchans- on London. 70 marks 40
tfsnnrEs f1r sight and ~ marks 81 pfennings for day
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
SpOkane and PaIOuSe.
NEW lONK. May 2I'h IsD0
To the Itondhoidcrs Of the
spoLnn~ and Pniousc .HniIroad Company
and the Holders OF New York Security
mud Trust Company Receipts Therefore

md the IIoid~r. OF New York Security
aud Trust Company Receipts Therefore
The undersigned Committee after negotiation with tho
northern paac Reorganization Managers has d
with h- hitter that pursuant to the provisions o pago IA
Of tie pan u Reorganization of the Northern Pacific
uanroad sys,.n dated March iO $780, the bonds Of the
spokane and Paovsc Railroad Company may participate
I'm such reorsani-aon receiving FOR each $40 present
bond with all unpaid coupons attached
sos n cash o January !. 1897.
sa25 In the per cent General Lien Ponis
bearing in,ercs, from January /. 1897.
$3.50 In the new Preferred stock Trust Certificates Of
the reorganized Northern Pacific Railroad
The pre- rnt agreement with the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Receivers (whereby they pay equal 10 interest
n, : nor cont Der annum the fac OF the present
loadO 20 continue January l. 1891 inclusive but not
thereafter such paymen, be made July l. s0j AMI
January l. 1897
Holders Of bonds OF the Spokane and Paouse Rilroa1
Conpnnv or Of New York Security and Trust Company
10 epts therefor order participate IN this arrange
en are notified deposit their bonds or receipts with
Nessrr J T. Morgan CO.. New York. no; later than
June 18th obtaining exchange therefor suitable Ke'
oreanzoton Certificates be Issued by them, entiti ns
.h.,r holders 10 all the benefits of said arrangement.
n,nds or receipts deposited may. at tho dis
cr,,e of tho Reorganization Managers be excluded from
the benefits OF this arrangement.
rbe undc-signei Committee n unanlmoutly or me
on nn that prompt acceptance of the foregoing prop 81
ion IL hest interests ot oil bondhodcrs or receipt
h''ae''' GEORGE r. sHELDON,l
EDWARD y. GIBBS, ~o,,rrrr
Evans Il. DICK.
WILLIAM BLODGET
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

A DvERTIsENENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Ofce. No. 1242 Broadway
"a door north OF 5ist-s,. until o'clock p m advsr-
he following branch offices at regi-
iar office rates unit. o'clock p m. vs sSt shave O.
cor 10: 8t-avs. i2th-st i%2 Columbus ave.
near Nest Gt}h-st 100 West AIDS 6th-ave 92
Ess, i4th ST. 2si West l2d-.t; between IN snd sts
7jth s,s iO2s 80 ave. near 6ist-st: l70S lst-aye
near $50 3D. ave- near t:s-st 554 3d-ave 325
Heecxer-st., zoos 9d-ave. 240 Enst 7vth-st; l.021
sd-sve.: aas2 Sd-ave; 9S Awsterdarn-ave.;
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BROOKLYN ELEVATED.
ss :$'$ S%a;' q 2: II. NE! s4sss
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PIrrsBuRo.
sS e MI i;S
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
SS#S' g; e. s.$ ss:ss:
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
En- S@;' 9; a %si s
CLEVELAND. LoRAIN AND WHEELING.
5sS $$F% as5 s, Ha, s1s s!s ;s.sss So
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
Ss%$'' e. $$ S5s S
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
sS ESFH to S'sE asy !" % May 5ss sss55 ssss ss1is
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
S"%$', $s$ + e. %i; is
MEXICAN CENTRAL
e." :; a. :s$ S:s
MEXICAN NATIONAL
S"@>;, e; s:s ~: IA 5{i
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST LOUIS.
$$#, 2; 81 s :, ;Ss 4,
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
s 2; a5J SGT 4s .s5s \;
CENTRAL BRANCH
Number of ,fil.s...... 3Ss 3Ss
ss asFS I, asj !" a Nay s ss !ss;s 1888
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
Fourth week In May. $2l026 S24.is4 S2i 24D
Jan. 20 MAY II HISS 3dG2i3 Bi6.r)J
ST LOUIS sol THWEsTERN
Number nj milcs..... ~: 1222 2s2
Fourth week in May. slnilpp $132 $40 so1VO
Jan. to May ~ ...... .GS9 i3G l061 100 s563p
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Number - miles ..... 1856 l.5G7 1597
Fourth In May. S2i2 49, s122.0l5 5000 Gil
Jan. 20 May 3l...... 3.s2i343 37lO.s22 1880 205
WABASH.
Number II miles,. 1V23 l.035 OBS
Fourth week In May. s2oiI77 s333,S53 s3ijsis
Jan. ! e. May 3l...... I.iOap7 i7l2.s9s $50 GO3
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Number ~ nilcs...... 327 327 32I
Month ~ Mav ........ SO, $40 si2isi2 siso5fe
Jan to May n. ol4.s3o s7o.SI l.025 20!
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Month ~ April
- miles. I.5B 1861 5G7
Gruss earnings ........ Ss52sf SOS. lOt
Operating expenses. Ool.UtI IoI. 40
N.t earnings. ....... slhoisD Sl4O. I6t
Gross earnings .'.. 81 900 800 s377s ooi
Operating expenses 2b.33 32O Joli. l2b
Net earnings mos. &2ig73 $704.s
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
5inanriaI.
INVESTMENT.
STOCK,
BOND,
REAL ESTATE.

The P-,, Mansn Investment 10 combination OF ths
.ilv~ IA. .,-. ~ IN the form Of Stock Ger
,rrats snf oul combined ard the Bond 10 secured by
s.n eysnc. estate 10 International trust Co.
Trustee f0r tho Stockholders
me s,ock pays per cent dividends q per cent quar-
,e,,y1 ani Z. practically gunsni-ei. Subscription Us,
vi lose for nj. scar June. Well known capitalist >
are interested Fun Information ba obtained al tho
e-'ls %, TIE Company or ssrt by mall
METROPOLITAN HuILDING.
l Madison Avc.
PETIT NANAN LAND & INDUSTRIAL co.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
23 Wall Street.

% Wall Street.
New York. June 9th. 1S00
We offer for sale f5lOo0Oo Of tho above bonds at the
price per oocred interest to date Of de-
livery payable 10 per allotment and tho balance
OF before July O. at the option Of the purchaser
The bonds ready for delivery.
These bonds form part Of s7OO0OOo secured by Con-
so,idnted Mortgage dated February 1905 covering all
rcal and personal estate Of the Company now owned
and hereafter acquired Tor It's business of generating
supplying electric light heat and together with
all s incomes rights privileges and francises npper-
tanning thereto. set forth In the said Mortgage.
or the above amount 100000 already IN the hands
of the public and si.0oOOoo retained by tho Trustees
provide for 81 100000 First Mortgage Dnds OF the NIL
waukee City Ral-oad Company and $500 90 First Mort
gage bonds Of the West Side Railroa Company. which
present a prior lien those properties; which
bonds when surrendered and exchanged for the bonds o
the Consolidated Mortgage. will be held IN trust further
security r the bonds issred under this Mortgage Tho
Mortgage further provides for the possible issue Of 81 OO
600 additional bonds ot which 500 900 be used by tho
Company TO discharge existing obligations, and sIooooo
ho used only the acquisition OF additional street
railway electric light and power plants or 70" new ma
chnery and equipment AMI FOR other like purposes.
From Of the Chairman Of the Board Of Directors
copies OF which may be obtained at our Office and 10
which reference requested for f particulars TO the
capital and organization Of the Company and to the
security afforded By its mortgage It will be seen that this
Company is formed by the consolidation Of the various
city Railways and Lighting Companies therein enurner-
ated ana thus and operates all the street Railways
in city Of Milwaukee, city Of 10000 people and Of
steady substantial growth The earnings Of the
Company year 1900 stated therein. s5sS
1868. showing surplus Of S23O0O over the total
fixed charges Of the Company thereby aforflns large
margin Of security for the interest Of the bonds now
oer while the earnings for the first three months
present year show Increase OF 80 per cent over
those Of the same period last year
A copy Of the Mortgage may be seen at our Office
The subscription viii be opened Monday Juno Sh. at
10 A. NJ end will closed Tuesday Juns 9th, at o
F. NJ. or earlier. notice from London.
Default In payment when due will render
the and previous payment liable to forfeit
The right reject any subscription and TO
aliot less than the applied FOR.
j. i. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

TIE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
c,os,xc pprcrs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
uia ,.keb BidAskrl.
.,,a, Valley ais. 32 Metro Trac. .lodis luis.
Iehish g g. X Al 4liz Con Of st = -
D. d. 5s.......... ~ 80
No Pac. pref. l5'z u . - NM ,p'''' ,n 80
Penn II R.. 52is %. Me$ :, J., -. y. ".,.
Ph,Ia a r. st. Ia IL II l6I:ec 81 Lai com - -
Pc 4 81 mort As 70 I.''. f.l-c = fai p' 80 81.
Phila Trac..... Ios ~ !. ~ j. =, ."' - ict
Union Trnc. ls. lN.s T. II !. ! p' iva -
= 4 = tr - IAN W"ls ON com ., -
Metro Trac.... iOGis 1864. Weis Com. pref od
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

In lIA' I'D ln f'ffiIt'' n
N., i-.Hi june lT~ Ch1nge
CT 81. 81, 2es 80 Si.6 20 $50 irr 81 go ~
STANDARD silver --.,-. .s,s.o
Il liars ... - az a12 5.7ii9is N~- $50
Ge 90, m Gi a-is C.1 lIrr i.i12 80
q fs' ,.-tt...... 80 s.rll $40 lIe 80 80
94..I '''''' n. -. .ia asG aia 80 i,~- ~ XXI
Treasury notes
iuiy ~ ,.,....,.. ,... oS.n..,
lvl '-l w. f'.'T''r'' '''"
United Sftf.s . 49, ... -.- g.. g, -, r..t
notes ...--.. y. 5''''l - '''- '''' ''
Currency ceffln.
June i-72. ~ 'aOop a3 500" inr "'""
Natipna bank ....... .,. ,. ,afc c.-,
notes -l"N'-.''' -''- -'''
T.l. - 81 s4oVD7.o>: s. 5-ia,' ~ per sis ~ ."
Th. n,uulaiion - the United states June !
was estimated at : 2G.iupO. circulation per
cani,a sol 81 against 81 - 0n May /
Changes in money and bullion.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
prices to-day OF n number OF actIN
npare with yesterdays as follows:

there were 10 pronounced gains final changes
generally showed net advances. The features
were Chicago and Northern Pacific nrst receipts,