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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29
Fourth Floor.

Artistic pieces of Furniture give
an air of refinement and culture to
the home.
SrDfor SIS Combination Desk and Book Case
....s $3.50 for SO Oak Book Case, with
double glass doors. .S99s for a S12 Oak Dress
ing Case, with drawers and mirrors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29
Gilt
Chairs
Going.

Now's the chance to get that Gilt
Chair you want and get it for very
little money, too. lust lots of them
different styles-different shapes
some upholstered in tapestry and
damask-some with cane seats
some with rush seats. And here's
the way we've cut prices:
$500 Gilt Chairs. :. .SI.Is
$500 Gilt Chairs. :. $3.50
S375 Gilt Chairs. :. .S24o
$3.50 Gilt Chairs :. $3.50
$500 Gilt Chairs. =. $500
And so on up to the Sis Chairs.
Lots OF beauties. Economical peo-
pie will be glad of this opportunity
1t W. b. MOSES SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29
The Negroes Critics.

The address of Mr.. johnson on The
Critics Of the Negro excited considerable
discussion Tho speaker divided the critics
Into the following classes: The one which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

SIX I'm or the s2I to s25 Jackets Plain
~HSeOV braid and fur trimmed. Scarce
shades Of greens. tans, blues and browns. Black.
Scme imported sample garments originally
costing $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

S1O E6N for the s1s.75 Jackets. Plain and
braided. Blouse and fly front. Sold
here until now at $3.50, hut always good
these usually retailed $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29
Officers Chosen.

The officers elected yesterday were: Rev
Alex. Crummell, president; Mr.. w. E. B.
Du Bois, Rev. j. A. johnson, Mr.. W. S.
Scarborough and Mr.. w. H Crogman,
vice presidents; Mr.. L. 3. Moore, record
Ing. SenEetaEY: Mr. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

SKID FOR the $50 Costumes with blouses and
Jackets Plain, braid and velvet trlm-
mipgs See them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

S1z.zO for the s25 Suits. made Of superior
cloths and finished like $40 10 orde,
costumes Black, greens. browns, blues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

SIS for the $3.50 Suits Of English wbipcorts
and granite cloths. Silk-lined Throughout
Have the suit you fancy tried on-and you'll have
more praise for 1t than We dare use here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29

mttee.
President Crummel's address was on the
Attitude of the American Mind Toward
the Negro Intellect" He spoke for about
an hour and half, and had the closest
attention of his auditors.
The formation of the academy, he de-
clarcd, was the first step the colored men
OF America mad taken toward the difficult
work of cIitivating the intellect and fos-
terinS refinement in the colored race
history was given of the work of the negro
in the United States. From this the speak
Ell drew the inference that there is no
need for the negro to attend a manual
labor school, as he is laborer by nature.
The great need of the negro is to have
his labor properly exploited and a larger
share of the wealth his toll creates,
The American mind, 1t can be seen. -
said the speaker, has barred the entrance
of the negro Tito the grand yestibule of
art. literature, science and philosophy. 1t
is nos lack of intellect which has been the
difficulty. The difficulty with the Amcri-
can mind. be IL noticed, is repugnancc to
negro cultivation. There has been no re-
pusnance to negro drudsery, no repug-
nance to the negroes mental service no
repugnarce to the negro cook, servant.
scullion. 1t Is this attitude, this repui-
sive. this fo-bidding attitude Of the Amer.
lean mind toward the negro intellect which
forces the negro In this land to both rec.
ognlze and 20 foster the talent and Capacity
OF his own race"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-29
Basement Floor.

OdSSBRHSHuU lOOEe
Plates that will attract as much
favorable criticism as any other work
of art.
7dO<, for choice Of those marked S1.19, 81 "a,
~ $1.35 and SLAB. Some exluisitely
hand painted. Those representing celebrated beau
ties are works Of art.
AOc for the Plates marked 79c Sc and Csc.
Wv They'll be much admired by visiting
friends who may he served with cake or fruit.
2Dc for those marked 50c Soc 69c and 75c.
Wv In the opinion of the writer, many of
these plates more attractive than those I'm the
lot to be 49c for choice. See both and judge for
yourself.
1O<, for the 25c, 35c and soc Plates. Need st
be written that there's not inferior one
in the entire collection? A last remark: The
original price remains marked each of these
plates, which in four lots at reduced prices,
specified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

Dorestic exchange was as follows at tne
ulaces named: san Francisco sight &c. ' w.
,i,rn,.h. o0c savannah -Buyinc. l-lG OF; selling.
mar Eew-Oricans -CCn m"rcial. -.,c. premium,
nam, 81 ~ premium. ~ 'rl'7t0n -buylhe. Io'
selling /, premium. ; -; &c discount an. am
mar Chicago- G5c ;r'-'lr'. 81 LOUIS -,me
&c, premium Cincinnati 3gtwcen banks VIC
premium; over the counter. 1Jc. premium.
Rank clearings in this city were: Exchanges
$50 s,- 90. balances. S4.SiI.:HI. Chicag"-EN-
chances SI4 IO3 l2S: balances 81 lob, IL. ;5ai-
Observation-Disclosures S213l SOB: balances s','f,
80 Philadelphia Exchanges: SH'"':,,; ~, nai-
>oncec 81 o.r3 100 disadvantages Fif'I-"'-
G'3: balances. Sl"''.o.2 ,,.os -o7Lc
Tho commercial rate Of bar silver was 'o'sc.
Niyican silver dollars, 4IMl9c. Bar silver VI
london declined Lilo - 21i2d.
Noney on call in London was y per cent aMa
omen r,lr;;ct discounts for long and short olIiS
II.1G01 por cent. Paris discount rate, "a P''
.nut Paris exchange on London. -'l"rs francs
DcrIin discount rate. 2ts per cent BRUSH con-
soils closed at 1927 for money ana ll2 i,'-io tol
the account French rentea closed az iot lialCs
III centimes Foreign bank statements WI, pc
round in the regular cable report printed ciSe-
where this page"
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results OF two days ago. com
nared with the last preceding statement gives
The following balances;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
Thursday, June lO-p. IN.


The recent declarations Of dividends on the
preferred stock Of the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company and on tho first preferred
stock of the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail
road Company were incidents rejecting the i'm
proved investment position Of American railroad
companies. The resumption Of Dividend, on
these stocks. taken In connection with recent
Improvement in earnings throughout the coun-
try. has impressed investors and Stock Exchange
operators with the brighter outlook for indus
trial expansion. and consequently they have been
more willing to renew their interest in security
operations. Railroads which are paying dlvj-
denGs are now making returns OF earnings
which, If continued at the current proportion Of
gain, will more than cover the dividends de-
clared. while in companies which yet have
not returned to the dividend list present earn
ings indicate that they too will at no late
period be able to give stockholders
terial returns on their investments. Such
siderations. together with the general belief that
the new Tariff bill Will soon become law. fur
nish adequate reason for the accommodating busi-
ness in the security market. a good part Of
which may be placed to the account Of Iegit-
mate investment buyers.
In to-day's market transactions In stocks
amounted to 34G6O5 shares or an increase OF
about 1000 shares over yesterday. and in bonds
TO the par value of above $2.00OO0O against
81 621 600 yesterday. Buying for both accounts
was active in the morning trading and foreign
purchases probably aggregated as much as
10000 shares. the influence Of the last-named
factor being pronounced in Louisville and Nash
VILE, and TO a lesser extent in the Atchison issues
and Southern Railway preferred. Prices in the
ma jority Of stocks were strong and buoyant
early strength amounting to advances of per
cent and above, and final prices showing on the
afternoons heavy realizing sales only small con-
cessionst In the bond list the Government Is of
1925 closed at 124l2 and 12J Did and asked
The best price on record and railway bonds made
material net gains The influence Of commission
house operations was reflected I'm the pronounced
activity and expansion in the days business
The anthracite shares were especially strong at
q gain Of per cent In Jersey Central and 2X
per cent in Delaware and Hudson, while other
noteworthy strong features were Louisville and
Nashville, Northern Pacific preferred Canada
Southern, Tennessee Coal and ST. Joseph and
Grand Island stocks, the last named having been
listed yesterday. Sugar Refining closed at a
small net loss on realizing; also Chicago Geyand
Rock Island. In the days receipts Of railroad
earnings encouraging gains were shown by The
ST. Paul. Northern Pacific. Illinois Central and
Texas and Pacific companies. small gold ship
ment for Saturday was announced today
Prices for last sales ~ Tia priccipal aeuys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
Eeaal Notlrca.

<~No~>cONNN~rrN>r-~
A TTENTION IL CALLED To THE ADVEH.
"A TisEMEN- IN THE CITY RECORD" commencing
the sth day Of June 1891 and continuing therein
seclvsly .cr nine m days thereafter u the confirmation
by the supreme Court aud the entering In the Bureau
the collection Of Assessments etc, of the
OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE To NAPIER AVE-
NUE.. from Eastcheser 10 Mount Vernon avenGs
the 2i,h Ward.
ASfIiIiI. +. FITCH. Comptroller
city Of New York. Comptrolers Once. Finance Depa,-
meat, June y. is9-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
proposals

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Isl East Uitn street,
New-Yark. June 3. 1897.
NOTICE-PropOsals are advertised for in the
~ C,.y Record 10 be received urtl 1880 4. 81. 10th
Inst for building an engin. house In West AID -.
OFFICE of Lighthouse Engineer. Third Dis
~ trict Tompklnsyille. y. Y. May 20. 1897. Scaled
proposals for furnishing abt~ 1900 barrels American
Portland Cement Hl received here until II o'clock
noon June 5 1877. and then publicly opened Infrmliion
furnished application 10 Lieut. Col, ID r. hEaT'
Lighthouse Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LonIon June l)-Gold IS quotcl at Iuanos Ayres 90
securities are quoted unchanged prices with the ex
The weekly statement the Bank 81 England. ISSUED
to-day shows the following changes as COMPARED with
he Total reserve incr"as"i tbs
culcon decreased t223n" bullion iecreaaed t2l+"'i
cher securities other deposits Increased
:lS3 o1D public deposits decreased l5I O notes reserve
and Government securities unchahXel
Tho proportion o tho Il, nix of Engands reserve 10
li1rui,v which inst week lo5" cent remains
the same this The Bank u Englanfs rate OF nS-
count remains unchanged a; per cent Spanian - ~ J.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank = England
on balance to-day. tci0n $500 =,
D. p. m-C,nscls for money. ilcIl: consol1 for the
acc unit H. 1JlG Atchigon. i2' canadian Pa.'r ".
- Paul ~: Illinois r"tfn. %; i"uls .Ile
IGois FRI Iis.. Ppnu>yivaHa. -. R"adin9 l''. Erie
lei rraferred "a M"Xirau o~Anar:, lHlI Th" na'F"t
american securltie devol pod decided strength b"ns
a,ol hy New York huy!rg The ol'se was strong win
irnoroNinc Iar oliver quiet. Zi'"l
No,c-. The rate = discount IN I'M. ol"n
marriott for both and three months DIS Is l"l'4i
t,.rs Irne I0-The weekly statement Of the Bank or
shows the following changes Us
crorl with the previous account: Notes IN Circulation
qci ga 100 francs accounts current ne
creased $50 too francs gold In hand increased l"nW,
francs bills discounted decreased n'lWo francs ana
siiver in han1 iccrcaee 81 2,Op 900 franca. go
n m-'rhree per cent rentes jos francs - oen'lnirS
for tho account. Exrhang' on London. - francs ios
confines for checks $780,, oo ,.,s 90.
TerlIn June 10 Exchange on bIhuj' ~ "''"' "''
Jfennings FOR checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS srocKa


Nd Coal Co pf. i
MINI Iron Co. :.
Nat Idns OIL Co
Nat starch 60. 4
do lst pref.
do Cd pref.
New & Coal Co.
North Amer 60.
ont 81 Ming Co.
Fac Mail SIS Co.
Penn Coal. .....
Pull PA. Car Co
Quickest Mig Co
do pref. 1900.
r G ! Il X Co.
STANDARD II Il T
Third ave ......
L : ENprcss....
l. : Rubber CO.
DO pref .......
Wel,s--f'lrgo Ea.
West In Tel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
vEsTEN vNIOT TELEGRAPH coMpANY,

WESTEN lNION TNIEGkAFIi 'NMFANI.
York. June oh. 1891.
DIVIDEND 40 li5
Vy,UE BOARD or DIRECTORS have declared
L Q quarterly dividend # ONE AND ONE QUARTER
PER CENT upon the capital stock q this company.
payable the Office Of the Treasurer on and after ne
18th day next shareholders % record at the
close Of The trnrefer the 10Th day OF June inst
The transfer will be closed n o'clock the
afternoon 10th inst and reopenoa on the morn
"' - r. u. ROCHESTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
NFTICE CONSTITUTIONS QUARrERMAS.

~ TER OF Fort Hancock y. J.. Army Building. White
hail ST. NewYorik cry May ~. is9I-'.alrd proposals
viii received anita IL O'Clock NJ, June ". 1897.
All then opened construction Water and Sewer
li.r, Fort y. j.. according - pans and
specifications he here Proposals ana Instructions
10 bidders furnished application. L. S. right
/ to reject Or all proposals.
C. A DEvOi. Capt A. @ NJ, L. s. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
KOUNTZE Bros,
Broadway and Cedar St.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
Diri0en0 Notices.

NEW YORK GENITAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
once 81 the Treasurer New York. june 5. lN,.
4 DIVIDEND Of -Four per cent on III" caplihl
~ st ok Of IN, NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAil.,
ROAD COMPANY VII lie paid b. the New YORK "htrh
and Hudson River Rar al Company lessee tnnirr 'as
between the t"o coInpai's ~
this Office n fist day - July rext IT" transfer
books will be closed at o'clock p. ~ on inefdnv tle
nth a,.I feOpencl at 10 O'Clock A. NJ july -Hu
r. '. w h'H'i'' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

~ sPECToR. Third District rompkinsyile. n. r..
Junc - lsgi-pr0posa's viii DE received this office
until ~ O'clock Monday. the sbh day Of July 1871.
FOR furnishing supplies Tor the Ea,-House E-'ablsh-
IN. nj The supplies needed consist u lots
embracing respectvely hras-wars brushcs chimneys
cnrcagr dryguods engineers iags ana bunting,
hardware ana tools. hose iron ard steel lamps. and
lantern, .umt.r mixd paints. paints. ellis etc ship
chandcrv. nttinSs soap, tin wcks window
GAS. wood willow sas misrel sncoas a-ic.s,
a., walch enumerated In the specifications attached
10 the form Il bid which b. CNiansI application
10 this Office Contracts VII. he awarded num-
ter,d nj on each the miscellaneous
The rgh Is reserved reject any all bids 20 str,ks
on, any em or In the Specifications waive any
defects and require the delivery - greater less
quantity Of item thu, the quantity stated IN the
ecincatos a. time during the fiscal year clause
q that effect VII he inserted n the Proposals
viii he subject the above ccrdi;icrs A. = SNOW
Cor,mander. T.. < ". Liga,-House Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

Acans Express.
American Coal.
Am Co; Oil Co.
90 pre-: 9 , c..
american Ex...
Ata Tobacco Co.
90 pref.
Amer Spirits.
d. pref
y klyn IN Gas.
,Tunswick 60.
Shicaso Gas 60
Com CabIe CO..
70. G & ! ID CO.
Go pref. :.
Ccl Fue. * / co
co pref. .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
financial.
Guaranty rustCo.
of New York.
Mutual I LIE RuilLinI.


NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
roNDoN BRANCH, SO LOMBARD ST.
CAPITAL. S2.O0O,OO0
SURPLUS. s%'ooo'ooo
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN,
EyECTTOD AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAklS
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject 10 check or on certificate.
STIRLING DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLFCTICSS MADE
CONJTRCIALL LETTERS OF CREDIT 1SSCED.
WALTER @. OAKNAN. President
ADRIAN IsELIN, JR., Vice President.
GEORGE r. TURNBULI, 2d Vice President.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
]. NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas. ard Sec.
JOHN GAUIT. Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel d. Dabcock, Charles r. Henderson.
George L, rakcr, Adrian Ieclln. Jr.,
Georgc u Dowdoin Ar-ustus D. Juilliard.
Angus. Belmont, James y. Jarvic,
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A. McCuroy,
Walter H. Gillette. Alexander l. orr, y.
Robert Goclct, Waiter q. Oakman,
G. O. Iarcn, Henry II. Rogers,
oliver Hartman. IL. MON. Twomby,
r. somers Hayes Frederick ". Vanderbilt,
william c. Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
financial
financial
-.
REDEMPTION OF SECOND MOHTGAGE
BONDS AND SCRIP OF THE
CONSOLIDATED ELEVATOR COMPANY
OF DULUTH. MINNESOTA.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECOND MohI"h'E
BONDS AND SCRIP OF THE CONSOLIDATED
ELEVATOR COMPANY or DULUTH. MINNESOTA:
The undersigned. the Consolidated Elevator Company
OF Duluth Minnesota hereby gives notice to the Folders
and owners OK the bonds and scrip issued under deco
trust made and executed by said Consolidated Elevator
Company to Franklin Trust Company OF BrOokyn,
New York as Trustee &JoO00O Of the SECOND
mortgage bonds Of said Elevator Company OF the inen-
tion OF the Consolidated Elevator Company 10 pay
and the following described bonds and scrip on
fhe 18th day A. d. 1897 and are hereby re-
ouired TO produce and scrip at the Office OF the
said Franklin Trust Company In the city Of Brookyn
state OF New York. before the snid 9th day OF
Junr 1907 and the will be paid. principal ami IN
terest said date and no interest viii accrue thereon
from and after the time fixed for such payment.
The numbers OF the bonds and scrip hereby called aai
10 he redeemed are a. follows: - - - 40 n. a.. ~.
BONDS Nos 49, 80: 20: 49, 81: %: ~ go: 6i: C2 es:
100. no. I5G 1885, 1877 1885, is9: 1872: 1873 10t 1oJ; III
ais 30 SAL 34s 349 49, 3os 397: 4io l5o All 432;
AS; and . o,,,,, ~. , a. O. n -.
"a IL. IL iG IL 90 81: o. %: -; 2G o. 20: 49, 49,
a. al as 80: 40; AZ AZ ~: As; ~: 5O I %: o. &C.
81: 80: co; CO; CT: Gs CO. 30: II: -: 49, a. 81
June Sd. 1897. ,,o On, ,,,r,,
BY NJ. J. FORBES President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

"A DvERTisEMEN1- IN. sucHcnptons for The Trib-
"a IN. received their Uptown Once No 2&2 Broad
way. "a door north Of 3isi, ST. an o'clock ad
regular ONCE rates ustll o'clock p M viz: est S,h
ave . O. cor 23d-st. Is: 6,h-ave. cor. t2th-s: Macvs
An 18th :42 ~Ouebus- West
o.; 100 West t"d ~, nss ch-ase oc Ea., iith st :sf
West between Ttf and Sth ih9 East A-th-
Ct Lias 81 ave-. between 10th and 77.h stAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

,i,rai hanks 1t.CGi,NIl li''''-''' IN -''''
,,sfalaa cash s2.a 1.i sol s2i9Iill73 Inc 49,
,ror liabilities. 1S,Goi.C9j lS.@G'"S Dec i"'''''
Actual cash bal 500 j53.52j s23i:i'.s Inc s'-'''
Cu,toms receipts reported from WASHINGTON
to-dav were S319O31 internal revenue recnp'S
GOO iol and the miscellaneous receipts 80
coI. total Government receipts for the Day S>'''-
1ji;. expenditures $G9J.tUJ excess OF receipta
5000 1J6 Receipts for the month 20 cate ~
0SG 0iS. expenditures, SS.3G1 ,'D; excess OF re-
co,nts 81 625 o4S Receipts for the fiscal year 70
dote $500 $50 0G9: expenditures. S}Jl .2'+, ~:
ewcnss of expenditures. 5000 IL" Receipts
Of National bank notes for redemption To-Day
SJ14929 $50. ,o,a.,o, -. +bo
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance az 'he
CLEARING House OF 500 $40. and its net gam on
halancn was 81 35934l made up b. gam III
coin OF 81 Sii.7l1 and a loss in currency OF
SIS1 31I Sub Treasury receipts tor the ga!
were 81 2l6OiS. and payments S'io'' result
INC IN u general balance OF S2n3. 4O2 lob consist
Ing Of SIS, SG3 iJl coin and SG4'o5S'ooo cur
rency
The pnorgariZatio ton Committee or the feoria'
decatur and Evansville RailwaN company ~.
l. Scudder, chairman, gives notice 10 nolueiS
~ rho first mortgage bonds PEORIA diNiSio"'
frs, mortgage bonds Evansyillr DIVISION sec =
ond mortgage bonds and stock that the iimlt OF
time for deposits OF bonds and SUBSCRIPTIONS
iron, certificate holders and stockholh"rs WIN
,be New-York Security and Trust Company Is
Julv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
THE BOND MARKET.

Railroad bonds were strong and active, with
net gains in the majority Of issues. The chief
active features were the Atchson and Northern
Pacific issucsthe par value of sales in the last
named amounting to SI33 000-Kansas and Tex
as seconds. Mobile and Ohio As, New-fork
Central first registered. Reading general Is,
Texas and Pacific SECOND incomes, Rio Grande
Western Is. Oregon Short Line and Utah North
ern consol receipts. and Southern Railway ilrst
rs. The principal net gains were in Erie general
lien 3-is. | to GGa Kansas Pacific consol re-
ce.pts. To - Louisville and Nashville unified
Is to 50: Missouri Pacific first consol Us. ~
to 49,: the frs; collateral os. IL 70 ldl2; Nor
folk and Western ccnsol Is. to 49,: oregon
short Line and Utah Northern consol receipts,
III to 1Sia: Wabash first rs. to 100: Iowa Cen,
trail first Us. IL to %; Kings County Elevated
firsts. to 10: Louisville and Nashville os. lh2 10
81: Mobile and Ohio new Us. II. TO liz; ontario
and Western refundinG Is, | To %: Texas ana
Pacific first .is. | TO SDia: Rio Grande Western
firsts. u to AZ: Union Pacific. Denver and tiulf
frsts, -, to :;Gil Chesapeake and Ohio 4'2s' =, 10
IA: Kansas and Texas seconds. - To W,1s:
Northern Pacific prior ler &. y to 81 Reading
general Is y 20 S;as St Joseph and Grand Isl;
Ncw-Frgland Is J., 10 81 Wabash second IS,
to G9i: Jersey Central genera! ~ = to - ~.
and the registered %. y 10 l's''2 T"eHo ftoI.a
and Western Is lost .. TO 81 IN miscellaneous
issues Chicago GasliGNt and coke iirsts lost =
to 1c3'a and Detroit Gas hrst 49, = 70 ov. 20
Standard Rope and Twine Gs gained rs 10 %
and Commercial Gable Is, | 10 100
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent. with exceptions
at 4, per cent. Time money was pc! celI' ~
sixty days. 202i2 per cent for three months,
per cent FOR four months and per cert lnI SIX
months Commercial paper rates We're 90" pa,
per cent FOR prime endorsed bills rccciVanie' ".:I
per cen; for choice single names Tor thr,e am
sour months 4 Der cent for six months ana
above for rames rot 50 well known. The mar
l.et was quiet. .,,. o,,l
The foreign exchange market was "t.aI! "nu
unchanged in general features ros, , -, ,eI
We're 1861. ". ard 4SsN4SSi. fer long ana an,
shor. Hills respective!y Rites for actual busi-
NOES closed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
RAILWAY EQuIPMENT. COMPANY
OF MlNNESOTA.
-, Office IL hereby given 10 the holders OF

IL SIX Per Cent Bonds Of the above Company. dated
h nr.;-,n. OF the Deed Of Trust securing said B1a9s
~ rcc.ly. Al its Office, NJ. ~ William street. In the
"a. of New York until July iOth 1885, Offers for tho
BOnds the amount o. $eoov al not exceed
aa mar Interest to the date OF payment therefor
an ,1O I'm amount OF said Bonds offered for
sale as aforesaid VIII be the duty Of the Trustee
dce,n iDnte the amount not offered. In accord
sn.. with the prov lsors OF the Decd OF Trust
49, ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Mon w.. c.~A>cclts. 49,