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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
Application fer q Patent.
Notice No 439
Survey No. ii.5.


United States Land Office
Haile. Idaho, February 10. .sss
Notice is hereby given. that Geo:ge L.
Williams, whose POST office address is At.
!aIta, Ein!ore county. State 81 iiaho. las
made application for u { nited States pat
ent for the
Grouse Greek No. 2 Wills Site
claim, situate on unspryeyed lands @, the
United States. in Middle Boise N iniug Uis-
trict, Einiore county. State Of Iaaho, con.
sisung OF 1tO2 linear feet Of the Mil size.
and surface ground 265 feet wide, being
survey No. li.5, aHd deserted in Tie itn.
notes and plat OF the official survey Oh Die
IN this office. with nagnetic Variation CT -
degrees east, as fellows:
Beginning at corner No. Of this Claim
and running thence n 14o IS E. rs te,t
20 corner No. 2; thence S 4lo 20 T. 100 feet
to corner No. 3; thence 5. -5c 6l6 feet 10
corner No. 4. From this ccrner |. 5 N d.
No. bears \. 55c ~ 5ZN h. $500 fest,
thence 5. $40 W eco ieet To corner No. :,
thence n go W $50 feet TO corner No /,
thence n $50 o. 10" ". 312 feet to curhsr
No. l, the place OF beginning survey OF the
exterior boundaries of this claim; incina
ing an area OF ~ acres applied ioE. NJ
conflicts
The said Mill Site claim being of record
III vie ONCE pl tie IGuiiit NetUAuet VI SatA
mining district, at Nountaiuhome, In III
more county. State OF Idaho. The neares:
Anown locations being the At.g MT Noa
lode claim. survey No. 543 A, and ne
Grouse Creek No. l Mil site. suVve! No.
ll72.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion OF the said Grouse Creek No
iii site claim or surface ground are IT,
CURED to file their ADVERSE claims t!ieie'v
with the Register OF the IEiisa nia1s
Land Office, at Haley, state oi iaAhe'
within the sixty days publicauon ti'eieoi'
Or they Will bt barred 10y virtue OF the pr,
VISIONS OF the statute III such cases inau'
and provided
W II. BRODHEAD. Register,
direct that the foregoing notice oi AHA
cation for patent lie published Tor a!e p
slod OF sixty days item consecutive NesA,'
N the kEIcHuM khYsIuNL, Weekly heNs
paper published at ketchum, Blaine eoun
~, State OF Idaho, being tie ne"sp'P'
published nearest said claim.
W. Fl. BkOBUEAD, Register, s
First publication, ebrusry 10. a. ~. low
". II. WATT, attorney for.ApphcA"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

The goldbug press has been ex-
ulting over Senator Thurston's
charge on the stump that Mr..
Bryan was the paid attorney oil
the millionaire silver mine-owners,
banded together to capture the Gov
eminent of the United States in
the interest of the sale of the pro-
duct of their mines. The public
denial of the base SANDER by the
leading mining and smelling men
of the country has thrown . slight
damper upon the hopes of the Nc
Kinley followers who boosted that
Mr.. Bryan was little slow putting
on record a denial of Senator
Thurston's opening charge.
The Rocky Mountain News, after
the attack upon Mr.. Bryan at once
sent to the leading mining and
smelling men Of the country the
following letter:
DENVER, Aug. /, 1896.-Dear Sir: We
presume you have noticed Senator Thurs
toms statement that ''the bonanza silver
mine. owners" have obtained extensive
bureaus, with corps of speakers and
writers, and that William J. Bryan has
been IN receipt of q salary from them for
some years.
Kindly reply to the following questions:
/. Do you know of any such bureau or
organization of mine owners or persons
interested in mining9
1. Do you believe it has ever had an
existence2
8. Do you know of Mr.. Bryan ever
receiving salary or any other remunera-
ton for advocating bimetalllsm2
4. Have you ever before heard it
charged or intimated that Mr. Bryan re-
ceived such remuneration. or do you
know of any possible foundation for such
charge?
A prompt answer will much oblige
yours very truly,
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.
Replies have been received from
seventeen prominent mining men,
all of whom deny the existence of
any bureau or organization of silver
mine-owners for the purpose alleged
by Mr.. Thurston, and denounce as
a falsehood the statement that Mr..
Bryan has ever received a salary or
any remuneration whatever from
them for advocating the silver cause.
Now Senator Thurston will have
to return to expatiating upon the
':crown of thorns''' and the ''cross OF
gold" until McKinley's cuckoos
can hatch out campign lie, No 2.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The Diamond Hill mine near
Helena, Mont, has been sold to a
Scotch syndicate for 100000.
The property is one of the two
greatest gold mines in Montana.
The new owners will spend quar-
ter of million at once in a new
mill.
One of the most distressing
drouths ever known is prevailing in
Arkansas. II has not rained in
some portions of the State since
April, and the people, in their
straits, are appealing to the governor
for assistance in getting drinking
water.
To read transcription on a silver
coin which by much wear has be-
come wholly obliterated. put the
poker in the fire, when red hot place
the coin upon it, and the inscription
will plainly appear of a greenish
hue, but will disappear as the coin
cools.-Mining and Scientific Press.
A dispatch from Phoenix, Ariz.,
says: Lord and Lady Sholto Doug
las have grown tired of the solitude
of Minnehaha Flats where his lord
ship has been vainly trying to get
wealth by the slow process of placer
mining. The couple are going to
California, where her ladyship is
anxious to again appear before the
footlights.
Chas. Thiede was hanged at Salt
Lake city last Friday. The execu-
ton was witnessed by large num-
Der of people. 1t was the second
hanging in the history of Utah.
Thiede, who was a saloon-keeper,
was convicted of numbering his
wife on the night of April 30" 1894
by nearly severing her head from
her body with knife. He asserted
his innocence to the last.
An immense chunk of gold has
been found in the last cross-cut Of
No. 10 tunnel Of DeLamar mine
Nevada. According to the local
paper, it is estimated to weigh 1900
pounds. If so the value would be
over 100000. 1t is embedded in
casing Of extremely hard rock
different from the surrounding rock
The miners are trying to get the
chunk out whole.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
WHEELED A MILE IN 1:O3.
Phenomenal Time Made by Cyclist
Anderson Behind an Engine.

The long-expected attempt of
Cyclist E. E. Anderson to ride a
mile a minute, paced by an engine,
was made on the Bluff Line tracks
Monday afternoon, at Oldensburg
Station, near St. Louis, in the pres
ence Of about 500 people.
The Globe Democrat says: An
derson made two trials before he
attempted his final one. On the
first trial he went q half mile at q
forty-five miles an hour clip, with
out a perceptible effort. His second
attempt was expected to be his final,
but after going little over half
mile Anderson stopped pedaling.
The train was then going at almost
y mile a minute gait. Anderson
then returned to the starting point
for another trial. He wore pair
of smoked glasses to protect his
eyes from cynders. At3: So o'clock
be gave the signal to start and the
great run had begun in earnest.
As the starting point was reached
the train was going at the rate of
fifty miles an hour. Anderson was
riding easily behind it. After 60
ing about half the distance he
dropped back about IL feet. A
quick squirt put him directly behind
the train again. Anderson hung
on like grim death, and when the
engine had struck the torpedo an
nouncing that the finishing point
had been reached Anderson was
less than Is feet behind the coach.
He then began to back-pedal and
in less than = sixteenth of mile
had brought his machine to q full
stop. The train returned for him
and he was carried aboard amid
tho cheers Of his friends.
Anderson said after the race to =
Globe Democrat reporter that while
he Was we'll satisfied with the result
Of his ride, b. felt confident that he
can 50 z mile At . minute gait Il
not even faster.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

H. E. Taubeneck, late chairman
of the Populist National committee
has gone to Chicago for consulta'
ton with leaders Of his and the
Democratic party. He is confident
that the Populists of the whole
country viii vote for Bryan, and
has little doubt that satisfactory
arrangements will be made for cleo.
toral tickets in all the States. In
Illinois, it is understood, four of
the Democratic electors were re-
tired and four Populists submitted.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
NOt1cesOf Forfeiture.

TO A. s. RuGG1Es. his heirs and iegai fsp
restntatlves:
You are hereby notified that ha'e
pended one hundred lU dolsis I" '''
and Improvements upon The
IDAHO
lode mining claim, situated on pu1
mountain, in Warm Springs CreeA ~ hn IN
district, Blaine county, State o. Ioan, ,,rn
order to hold said premises undsI ,nr e. Of
visions OF Section 1924, Revised S'a. '.', re.
the United States. being the anionndiug
quired to hold the same tor The year en- u
December 81, 1885 that your Fropo .h. and
the same is S16 663ss being one siA'n .sryics
ii within ninety COZ days from t'ie .dS ,isy.
after this notice OF publication !ou ,;nn Of
refuse to contribute your eFoiai,,d;ng
such expenditure as co'pwnef' nv nv inter
legal costs OF this publication. .o nroner'y
est in said claim will become me l',;sions
Of the undersigned under the P'''
of said section 23:4. ornIIN1.
ketchum Idaho, March Ii. ie"
First publication, March Il. 1850
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

The goldbug Republicans are not
making much Roadway with their
Mckinley clubs. They failed in
the attempt to form one at Pocatello
last week. 1t is claimed that the
graveyard was canvassed at Boise
to get some Of the names on that
"still growing" Mckinley club.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

There are two great Bills before
the American people to-day, and
they will be settled in November
We refer to "Bill" Mckinley and
"Bill" Bryan.-Shoshone Journal
That's so, neighbor. The only
difference is that Bill Mckinley will
be Sc ted at the polls and Bill Bryan
at the White House. See?
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
OF MAINE.

The Republicans of Bear Lake
county repudiate the financial plank
of the St. Louis platform and en-
dorse the action Of the boiling del
egates to the national convention.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

The heat in the east continues
undated. Wednesday there were
65 deaths in New York City. Nearly
1000 deaths is reported to have oc-
Cured in Greater New York during
the torrid wave.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15

organs March to the Sea, /"
beats Sherman's famous March al
hollow.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-15
Everything is First Class In
Quality.

Those who favor rue with call will nee,
With Prompt attention ana kind treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. June POP.
The New-York banks gained upward OF $500
600 from the interior currency movement this
week but payments by depository banks on bond
account and on account OF gold exports. caused
a loss in the net cash holdings. shown by the
weekly statement published to-day. Cash hold
ings decreased 81 1873 100 made up by loss Of
$4,000 in specie and a loss OF S28 100 IN legal
tenders. Loans showed an increase OF S''l,@"
against decrease laet week Of $2JioNOO and
deposits a decrease of 81 4996 600. agains; a de-
crease last week OF $500 600. The operations If
the Sub-Treasury with the banks caused loss
to the banks of S4OS. 261. The result Of all the
changes was a falling off in surplus reserve OF
S75S.S0O TO S19,9lS.250. against S2o61I"'' last
week. S36544 go in the corresponding week last
year ana S16.353,375 IN the same time IN lN94
The following are the comparative statements
OF June IL and June 20:
,.o. 81. az? sll q Zoo si4 p7S % Inc sso
src'ie ...... G2 "a goo 81 ,5t%" i,-c 90 a..
Circulation ...... I4'5io'eco 10000 Inc 900
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
fe:ss g ss ssS Bs '5ss
Total reserve s44ss44o 40 sl4s $50 700 pee siiaa7oo
against Dep - l[f-''i'<' i-"'0'-f''' Nv
surpIus - s2oG77o75 sl9eis. 30 Dec. s75s.~o
The Clearing House statement for to-day Wa
as follows: Exchanges. $9O.21o.2,I; halhn -"s.
s. ga 90 For the week: Exchange N'fh,' o.
OlO balances $4,000 ID.
The following are me changes for n" CORE
spondin., week Of the three preceding years.
1s!,5-I5ans Increased. So NO.j0n; cash de-
creased $1,000; deposits increased. >1.'+h""
and sur0lus reserve decreased. 81 li.GJn lN"l
Irans increased 81 80 500; cash increased S'b'-
900. deposits increased S3.lj2. Nun. and surplus
reserve decreased S2l 200 lSDS-L)ans decreased,
81 IA 300: cash decreased S5.il2,:p deposits
decreased. SS,4T2,3OO. and surplus reserve de-
creased So 294 so
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates.
Loan. az S41, ~ 80 ssis d ' s.7. - 30
spccie 49,. ........ 9, 80 ,,o -, ~ 600 q $500
l. gal-tend-rs ...... l2lpl 900 u - '" - ~" l"
Circulation ....... 8 73a 900 - lpiaO0 u Gr7 coo
The following shows the relation between tho
total reserve and the total deposi, u the Zee
spective dates:
J.ns e. 81 Jsge % % J.ae p -
Leeal-tenders ...... l2l2oi6oO ll+@sa7oD s2l96l0)
Total reserve s2la 7ci 800 $3.50 i5eoo s,a 100 zoo
Reserve required
against deposits lf3 4E' ~ 1884 30 l2i So i5p
s.rs!s. ea z, s'o ''' 80 1891. 90
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings.
together with the percentage Of reserve held by
each bank. National banks are required 20 keep
a reserve Of % per cent. and State banks one "
10 per cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities receive little attention on warm
bsIfholidav such as to-day. and only the smaii
fry who often live on the profits Of fractional
change appear in the market. The actual trau,
ing element on the floor to-day was sihaii. anu
those who were there did not exert themselves -
any extent preferring as a rule, to talk about
humidity and heat rather than stocks ponds or
politics. Closing up OF contracts conprlNn 'he
bulk OF the business and naturally. IN we" Oh al
advancing market moot OF the week operations
were for profits This resulted In small fractional
declines throughout the list. Rock Island rurnsh,
sales amounted to only ~ 1888 shares. American
Tobacco, Sugar Refining the Grang -rs. LoulsViiIe
and Naehve. Reading and Wheeling ana Lake
Erie furnishing the greater part. London TOOK no
active interest in the market but the prices from
there were lower, due perhaps 10 the failure OF inc
market yesterday to make a greater improvement
In res onee To the better foreign attitude.
Railroad earnings reported to-day for the sec
ond week In June show improvements. and II Is
encouraging to note that for the second week In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.

The receipts from customs reported from
Washington TODAY were 900 from inter
nal revenue Sl2uG3l and from miscellaneous
sources - ~ The Treasury r. eyed sJ-'.r3i
National bank notes pr rrdempt 1n. ana IN"
receipts "a this account flr the week ended TO-
.aay amounted {, S2i2., 80 T. secure National
bank noi~ circulation It holds SOS. 's''SN" IN
bonds follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
ing prices to-day Of a number Of activ,
c0mpare with yesterday's as follows:
BONDsLTHE MONEY MARKET.

Sales OF Government bonds were confined to
$1,000 coupon IS at 1875 Final quotations fol-
low,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
ATIoNAL BANK ON> COMMERCE. IN

~ NEW YORK.-DIVIDEND.-A semi-annual dividend
Of four per been declared upon the capital
stock Bank, payable and after July proximo
Transfer books closed until July 2. 1896
". C. DtVALI. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

~ Of Parkersburg Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
H. r. Co. will be paid and after Monday, June 22d.
with interest that date the Office of J. F. Morgan
& Co, ~ Wall ST.. NewYork.
w. II. IJAMS. Treasurer FOR the Receivers.
June % 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

June forty roads show gain Of more than u
per cent compared with the same time In 1S.o.
Sixty-one roads for the first week in June give
gain OF - per cent. against loss OF 33
per cent for sixty roads in the preceding
week. The Financial Chronicle computes the
gross earnings Of eighty roads for the first week
Of June at So 90 Os4 Increase Of sd ,42I. or
30, per cent. and hfty-nve roads for the second
week OF June S4.99Jl1i an increase OF S303941
or GAS per cent The report Of April net earnings
of 1876 roads. computed by The Chronicle"
shows a decrease Of S2192!t). but from January
increase Of Si.l1l .526 Northern Pacfc's
report FOR the second week in June, published to-
day, gives an increase OF 81. 4GS over the same
week last year. and from July ! an increase Of
sci .l9G.
Closing prices to-day of a number Of active
stncks cnnnare with XfeterdaN'a q 8 fllnMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at the Uptown Once. No. l2i2 Broadway.
~ door north 81 3lst-st, until o o'clock D. m adVer
semens the following branch offices at regu
lar Office ra.s until O'Clock viz. 2o4 sthave, e.
cor 23d-st 1852 Gth-aye, cor l2hs lf2 couinbus-a'e
West G5th St LOO West ST., near nth-ave w
Ea., i,th-s. 2JT 42d-st.. between It'll and sth
aves 1870 East 47thst; l33s 3dave.. between 10th and
81 6lsSt; !, ION 1st-ave, near
1pth-,t ESQ 3i-avr ilstst; 5Jt 3dave; 30 1913
H.ecker st: zoos 3d-ave; $40 East roth st: Lon
Sd-ave, 6G2 3d-ave.. % Amsterdam ave; +O2 West
I2d st. I4s East 203 East 18th st; s56 eth-ave
C5i oth-ave.; i.i52 3d-ave.. near 6Ith-st 2n East
sGth-st l620 broadway; 1888 3d-ave.; 100 Sth-aye.
3is 2d-ave 753 Gth-ave. At the Harlem Ofces: 2f5l
8i-avs near ii3thst 1856 East l6th-st. 3D. ave.
els West i25th St.. bet. 1th and sth ayes.
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financial Hlstt,ngs.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that n specia

METROPOLITAN STREET. RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that Il special meet
ing ~ the Stockholders u the Metropolitan street
Railway Company will M held At the Office Of the Com
pam In the Cable Building. number 62l broadway New
York C'ty on N. 18th day 81 July ls96 at O'Clock
approving and authorizing
lease OF the street surface railroad Of the New YORK
ana Harlem Railroad Company, and the Appearances
connected Herewith the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company.
Dated New York, June lin. 1896.
I,y order of the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES r. WARREN. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
LIGHT TRADE IN SECURITIES
po0u TRADERS TAKE PROFITS
TUE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-BONDs
AND MONEY.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE 20
DrA1LNGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

a semi-annual dividend OF per cent. payable
on and after July !.
FOREIGN COMMhRCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Week ending June 20 1894. 1870. lsgl
r,,.,.l,s ~ s. l.HG. ~dI 81 iJl .,sj7
i:s,,eer,I merchandise 5ss6uJ5 1G0.J 5O97.>0i
ro,ai o., ,.ak sg343se5 g. soG ,2s So $40 ,5s
since January f. Dos 40 ca 25i.5S4O'O 23i 63i3i
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
H. ,h. ,,..k ,2S3 TOi SJD4i7 $751; o4i
erc, January / - 10 lI4G7G 2l.Oi1.Dl 90 1882
EXPORTS or SPECIE
t,.r 3D.. ...L iO2pi7 1874 SIS 81 Oao Ol5
Sine. January i..... II Di2a7l sJ.Isl.92s JJ,3N 3v
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Jan to June 10 s25 al si5S 4cG 1876 STD $40
or the spccie exports 1924 200 was gold
Appended il a table OF the current quotations
of city banks. together with their par value:
BANK STOCKS.
Par. Sales. Bid. Asked
American ................Ioo
American Exchange lilo 1907 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

Railway bonds were relatively more active
than stocks the chief dealings being In the
Atchison general r.. Cleveland. Lorraine and
Wheeling nrsts Northern Pacific first registered
and consols. Oregon Railway and Nav cation col
lateral trust rs. Reading general Is and Texas
and Pacific seconds. Final changes lr most Issues
were at small net declines Cleveland, Lorraine
and Wheeling nrsts. Susquehanna and Western
rcfunding rs Iowa Central first Js and oregon
Short Line Us were exceptions Denver and RID
Grande Is declined 10 9le but elsewhere losses
We're generally fractional.
Money on call was > per cent. Time money
rates were 3 per cent for thirty days. 3G3i3 per
cent for three months, 3ieNi per cent FOR four
months and per cent for six months. The com
m'rcial paper market rates were quoted at 40
q. per cent for prime indOrsed bills receivable;
4IeNJ per cent FIR four months accepidnces and
choice four months siuelc-name paper; 800
per cent for the b. - class six months single
name pape". ard sac per cent for paper not 50
we'll known.
Posted rates Of the principal drawers OF for Ign
exchange closed the week at +SSG So ana
iN9M4S9. for long and short sterling r.sp Pee
FOR short. Berlin. reichsmarks. 93% for long and
9G for short; Amsterdam guIlders 4"as for long
and 4O's FIR short Rates for actual business
closed as follows:
T,..* y ass. '''s:% 'l''''' ~ ~
1o ls.ln"'t .'.. 4o.a S 90. .oNaso',
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was GSAc Mexican dollars were quoted AZ
53'sG549. In London bar silver was unchanged
Money on call I'm London y per cent. and
the rate - discount IN the open market ior snort
and long bills was ll-lGh@t per cent h, ,,nS.no
consois closed at III ll-lG for money. and lie.
f.r the account French rentes closed al lol
Francs 22ia confines. Paris exchange In London
waa - francs ~. confines The discount rate
aud IN ,eFi fsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
TRUST COMPANIES.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

American Grocery company. nrsi pr"'-Ir"i - 90
An.rloa A. TYPE Founders Coriany. preferred ~ %
iniin ~ ~ COMPANY 1T pr~f"treh.....' w ~
,'Aii'".' r,,.nv %
lieiIinb i"a' -, '.,,,anv is, D. ...... les ll3
i"u pt,19n ,ir,,-,, new MINIMUM. ~ 1917
NerErnIla1'i e5
- ~ ..................... 1854 III
New York AMI Sew Jersey Telephone. . ~
i,os,,i Telegraph and Cable Company. N ~
staten Island Rapid Transit first "s..''..' ~ -
s'cpni "s ,+''-''''''' ... 20 2G3
rf4ul1rl
y,n.er Manufacturing Company. ..........-. ZIS 1V
! MN -, e,s, "a ................. 10, los
!, ZION ,,,i,c, az C.mpany .............. 1875 l59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
r,.poprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Undo, rune 20 l.3p p m-Consol ll2 II 10 tor
one and lle'. for the account, Canadian paclnc ~
81 l5 Erie frat preferred B6s Illinois Central Wa.
W,x,ean ordinary ~. st Paul common, S's Ne" YORK
T,ntr,l .,t. lcnrsyiy0nia 5ia. Reading IN Mexicsh
. bonds. TIA. Louisville ana Nhsh
vill. S2s. Atchlson 0nmou. 10y. 60,
m..Parls advic"s quote per cent rentes AZ i"i
fr,nsa 22i, cent for the account
10 o. Ii-laris advices quote per cent renies az oi
franc. II confines flr the account and eNchsnSe on Lon
n N a, u francs 1861 centimes for checks -
Perrin June 2O-Fxchange on London. ~ marks ~
pfenniuEs Tor sight and 90 marks 32s pfennnss Tor w
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