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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20
Try Hills Famons Coffees; Stewart

Try Hills Famons Coffees; Stewart
sells EN-
Mrs. II. Campbell and Mrs, Annie
Wetzel of Soda Springs, were shopping
in Montpelier Wednesday. Mrs. Wet
eel stated that she had re-opned the
Williams Hotel in Soda.
The state rally of the Ladies Of the
Maccabees will be held in Boise May 30
and 81. Those from Montpelier who
intend going must leave here not later
dhan next Wednesday afternoon.
The Catholic ladies have changed the
date of their bazaar to Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Refresh
ments will be served each afternoon and
there will be dancing each evening.
Admission free.
Mrs. Sam Lewis returned Sunday
from Salt Lake, whittier she accompan-
led Mr. Lewis to the hospital on May
9th. She states that he was feeling
much better when she left, but will
probably have to remain there for treat
ment two weeks or more.
For bargains in hats, go to the
Ladies' Hat Shop, one door east
of the postoffice.
J, N. Downing returned Tuaadn~
from m ,nth's sojourn on his rarch at
Miner While there he set out a ten
mere orchard, mostly apple trees. He
reports that the weather has been fiue
there this spring and indications are
that this will be good crop year
At The Peoples Church Sunday, May
22nd. BY the Rev. w A. Laughlir,
M. A. A morning uplift, 1.-THE Song
of The Infinite" Monta Rosa. The
Orchestra, The Wardrobe, Peculiarities,
A Prayer Minus Request, Orientatiou,
The Motifs of The Song, Finale. Hear
this sermon ON Psalm l03, at II a m.
1 offer my household goods for sale
cheap everything for house furnish
ing; also a nearly new buggy, which
cost $3.50, or will exchange it for farm
wagon; will also sell 10 shares of pa
viliOn stock. Bargains in the above. as
everything must be sold by May 81 =
J. A. Hess
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20
SEED POTATOES

You can have all you want as
long as they last of as good
Idaho Rural white seed potatoes
as you can get anywhere, if you
will agree to return similar
amount this fall. Get them at
Leverich's ranch at Georgetown.
--Leverich & Burrell.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May 90, 1910

See the new line of ladies' summer
parasols at Whitman's
''Savonarola''- June 10Th 8 y. IN.
Pete Hauck was st Antony visitor
several days this week.
District court is in session at Poca-
( tello this week, with Judge Bndge pre-
siding.
Koiaks. films aud all supplies at Rine-
hart's Studio.
Ladies tailored suits at cost at the
Golden Rule store.
Mrs J. n. Toner returned Monday
from a months visit at different points
in California.
ssSavonarola'' brilliant historic
lecture.
A nice line of child's summer unions
at Whitman's.
Astar plants for sale at % cents per
dozen Mrs. Franz Burya at her market
garden.
The Guild will hold business meet
ing next Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pease.
See the new line of LADIES' summer
parasols ut Whitman's.
I he sale of pattern hats is still on at
Golden Rule Store. The entire line goes
at cost.
The ladies' of the Guild will hold a
cooked food sale vt Stewards store on
Saturday, May %:
Special sale on towels at 80 cents u
dozen at Whitmans.
J F. OConnor went down to Miner
Monday TO see how things were moving
on his ranch.
Don't forget to take advantage of the
bargains in millinery at the Golden
Rule store.
".5avonarola' at Montpelier Thea
tire Friday evening, June 10th.
All of the latest designsiu wall paper
at reduced prices at the Nielsen Furn-
iture Co
Mrs. ]. R. Shupe left Sunday for q
three weeks visit with her daughters
at Alalad and Ogden,
ssSavonarolah laughing illus
taated lecture.
sprinkling cans, flower garden tools,
hoes and rakes ut Whimans Bargain
Basement.
A little daughter registered at the
home of Adolph Bissiger of Wardb no.
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Bulge of Pocatello,
are entertaining a little son, which the
stork left at their home Wednesday. -
For sale good pair of medium weik BIT
harness, see E. ". Rinehart, Mont
pelier.
deacon Jones VAS up from Dayton
several days this week looking after his
ranch aud other business interests.
Lorenzo Burgoyne has had spring
suit made for you. Call at his store
and see it.
Mesdames Chas. Harris and o F.
yogel left yesterday for two weeks
visit ut Evanston and Park City.
See the new line of ladies' summer
parasols at Whitman's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

The bill given by the Brotherhood Of
RAILWAY Trainmen Wednesday night
was attended by about 200 couples and
everybody enjoyed themselves TO the
fullest extent. Dancing continued mn
iii $50 IN The degree team Of the
|. o, 0. F. lodge served refresnments
during the evening and cleared quite a
nice sum, which will be used in pur.
chasing some needed regalia.
Our stock of lumber. sash, doors,
mouldings, building paper tar paper,
beading felt, plaster board and Portland
cement is complete We buy all these
goods by the car load, direct from the
manufacturer, which enables MS to
make the low prices that is bringing us
the business. ID. McLennan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

! Have you seen that new line of cordu-
roy pants the hang we'll trOusers--at
! Whitmans?
Finest Italian lantern slides, direct
from Italy, will be used to illustrate
'''Savonarola."
A snappy line of ladies' white and
colored dresses. They are bargains at
the Golden Rule store.
4 Albert Thel arrived yesterday from
Maple Park, ILL.,, for three week i
visit with his sons, A. E. and George.
Special sale on Flaxan lawns-all 20
cent lawns now Ii cents;25 cent Flaxan
lawns now II cents at Whitman's
Have you seen that new line of cordu-
roy pants-the hang well trousers at
Whitman's?
| Mrs. Mike Malone left sunday for
Sparks, Hey., being called there by the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs. Joe
Douglas.
/ You will find all of the latest things
in gents shirts, ties and collars at
Lorenzo Burgoyne's.
''Savonarola" Rev. Laughlin's lee
ture at Montpelier Theatre Friday
evening June 10th.
Special sale on summer dress silks.
All summer dress goods going at cost
and below cost at " hitmans.
The title of dad" was conferred up
on Karl Leissring of Geneva, last Mon
day by the arrival of "a fine boy at his
home
Try the Cruikshank rooming house
for furnished rooms; hot and cold W alter;
bath in connection. Good, clean beds.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Vincent Furniture Cos new block, and
they expect to be able to occupy it by
the first of July.
H. H. Magwire, who was operate
ON for appendicitis at the L D. s. hos.
pitial in Salt Lake last Saturday, is re-
parted as getting along nicely.
We are Offering all our wall paper
now at reduced prices We have q large
assortment to select from.-NieIsen
Furniture Co
Mrs. Lena Lehrbas returned Monday
hfrom four months sojourn in Texas
and other points for her health. Hev
condition is greatly improved. -
w. w. Clark sells the celebrated
Danielson disc pillow, and is now Offering
some special bargains in these goods.
VIM Talcott, formerly operator here
but now station agent at Diamondville,
and Miss Mary Bird were united in
MARI ge at Kemmerer last Sunday
evening.
Electric light globes, any volt
age, Is cents each at Modern
Drug CO.
/ Wanted, reliable salesman to handle
tea and coffee agency at Montpelier and
nearby 10 yns; eo'd opportunity for
quick an Apply to Grand Union
Tea Co., Ogden, Utah.
We have large stock of lanterns
and lamps, which we would like to
clean out They are good ones and the
prices are right ID. McLennan.
Blackfoot is making great prepare.
tions to entertein the K. of P. grand
lodge, which meets there on June l5
Quite a number of the Montpelier
Knights are figuring ON attending the
session.
We have just received another large
supply of Eastman Kodaks. Your plea
sure trip Is incomplete without Gamers
We have them at all prices, from ~ OF
to $25 -Rinehart's Studio.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

Mrs James Re1man and little son ar
rived from Ogden yesterday. Nr. Red
man will join them here tomorrow and
they will leave Sunday or Monday for
Cora, Wyoming, where Mr.. Redman
he's taken up homestead. However
Mrs r. and son will remain in Rock
Springs for several weeks.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20
Look Look

TO your Automobile, your Brgey,
your Piano, your Chairs, Tables,
Dressers, etc, it makes them bright
and shiney as new dollar-takes
out all mars and cratches-what-
what
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

See our GENUINE" Ludlow
Spring Wagons with a REACH
and the BEST TOP you ever saw
on a rig.---Consolidated Wagon
& Machine Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

At their meeting Wednesday. night
the Odd Fellows took steps towards
observing their annual memorial day
on Sunday, Jnne II. An invitation
has been extended to all the other
fraternal orders in the city to join
with them i'm the exercises of that
day. Ii is suggested that each Of the
orders appoint committee to work
in conjunction with the Odd Fellows
committee in arranging program.
See our GENUINE" Ludlow
Spring Wagons with a REACH
and the BEST TOP you ever saw
on a rig.---ConsoIidated Wagon
& Machine Co.
The Management of Montpelier
Theatre announce that they have book
ed Bryon's Troubadours sor one per-
formace here on the night of June 4th.
The company includes harp, violin,
mandolin, mandOla, cornet and saxo-
phone, soloists, vocal solos, duets, quar-
tettes and choruses, and the program
promises to surpass anything in the
musical line ever given in Montpelier.
The price of admission will be %, IS
and IS cents. The program will be pub
lished in next week g Examiner.
We ale having and Immense sale on
wall paper Have just received the
balance of our spring order which gives
us the best assorted lot of wall paper to
select from in the county. Don't forget
that we still have some remnants in
wall paper that we are selling at 3 and
10 cents roll d. McLennan.
Manager Upper of the Bear Lake
Power Co. informs us that all the ma
chinery for the company's new plant
up Paris canyon, is now on the grounds,
and the same will be installed as rapid
ly as possible. Workmen arrived from
Salt Lake Tuesday to install the ip
line leading to the power house. MIR.
Upper thinks the plant will be ready
for operation in about six weeks, and
states that it will be one of the very
best electric light plants in the state
The unit now being installed will fur
nish about 1000 horse power and the
compsny will he enabled to double this
power at such time as the business de.
mands it. -
AT Paris last Monday county Auditor
Holmes united in marriage Mr.. Clarence
Birch of this city and Miss Edith Bourne
of Cokeville. They were accompanied
by Mr.. Levoy Woodward and Miss
Jennie Bourne, of Cokevills, who also
came with the intention of having the
nuptial knot tied, but as the young
ladies were little superstitious abont
two sisters being married on the same
day, the latter couple waited until Tues
day morning, when they appeared be-
fore Mr.. Holmes. who pronounced the
words which made them man and wife
The happy couples returned to Coke
vile yestt lay, where they received the
hearty congratulations of their many
friends.
Don't forget our store when you go
to buy paint as we carry the best makes
of paint, and can furnish first class
painters, who use only the best lead
and oil, which makes the paint last and
hold its lnstre. Don't throw you money
away by using cheap paints end hiring
poor painters. d. McLennan.
See our GENUINE" Ludlow
Spring Wagons with a REACH
and the BEST TOP you ever saw
ON a rig.---Consolidated Wagon
! & Machine Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20
Big Reduction in
Spring Millinery

Beginning next Monday and con-
tinnng for ten days | will offer all
of my ladies' and ehildren's trim
med hats at from Is to Is per
cent below regular prices. You
find large assortment of fashion,
able styles to select from.
MRS. j. W. WfiINYHTES
MOnfDelIer. Idaha
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-20

Don't forget our store when you go
to buy paint as we carry the best makes
of paint, and can furnish first class
painters, who use only the best lead
and oil, which makes the paint last and
hold its lnstre. Don't throw you money
away by nsing cheap paints end hiring
poor painters. ID. McLennan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. E

1
! New York October 6.-Flour-Steady with
| a fair local trade. Rye Flour-tlrmN;
Buckwheat Flour. Buckwheat. Cornmeal and
| Barley-Steady. Rye-F'irm. Wheat-Sasy
No red. Sl0s& elevator and sl.oS T.. Q. b.
! atoat. Futures closed IaGSc. net lower.
December, slO6: May, sl.lOM. Corn-Easy.
No . 59s.c. elevator, domestic basis 70 az,
rive and 6oc. +. o. b. afloat Futures c.oseo
al i.G5bc. net decline. December, oSsc.'
NAV SIC Oafs-Steady; standard white
s9ac Futures closed &c. advance 70 zee, NJ, ~.
cline. October, 3ec; December. S9Ac May
4iI5c.; July, 4lc. r.uo
Realistically. Lard-Unse tiled. Ia Low,
onIet Petroleunl-Easy. Turpentine--Flrnl
REALISTICALLY Molasses-ouict SugarIINaS,
and refined, steady. Conee-Futures closeu
ouiet net unchanged to . points n s. Nc
SPOT steady and unchanged. Butaer-e '.s,',I
on fancy grades only; receipts ac9l pounas'
creamery, thirds to frsts, = So 10. ICES
Firm on top grades; receipts i4ss ~. uoAr rs
prices unchanged. Eggs-steady to hrm; re-,
receipts .lo2oo crates; state, penmsyiyam,ih
ava ns,rhv gathered, browns, 2sQ3Vci ires na
ratbarch extra frsts. 2s@e7iac.; SECONDS a. - 20
eSoi 5potatoes-Irregular; Maine, si.-oN
\, 40. Georgia sI404175; sweets. sou'n rnh ~
nar barrel sl@o.00: Jersey, sl.io W 100 100
ba ees-Ouict: per ton, $6els,oo; per , wv
s2dsoo Freights and FeaHu's
cottonseed oil was easier carrier on t a,,e
ocsr;,.s 81 trade but rallied late on renew y,
"a "a h,,1np IN sympathy with cotton ana "a, a
ell at unchanged prices to polhSs7 sa@s
,ancaS october IS AZ 9sAs: November JEW
az. necon,her 754@7.57; January 20. y "
.eo Eehrmary. 75sa7so prime cse soen
nrnn,nt s67: prime summer se,to ~ n eriy
q IN. nr,,ne winter yellow. s.ooa WV P
summer white s.5o@iloo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
COTTON MARKETS,

New York, October 6--The cotton market
recovered all of yesterdays loss as result
/ OF covering by recent sellers and fresh buy
ing for long account, inspired by apprehen-
SONS OF crop damage from heavy rains in
the Central belt, and the settlement of the
Lancashire labor troubles. The close was a
little off from the best, but steady with
prices showing gain of l5QlS points for
the day. The market opened firm at an ad-
vance OF points on October and of Is 81
points on later months in response to high,
er cables than expected and reports of very
heavy rains in the Central and Gulf States
AT FIRST buying seemed TO come chiefly from
recent sellers for reaction, and when IL
was found that there was no particular
Broadening of the demand from outside
sources the market eased off several points
from the top under renewed realizing but
advance during the middle of the day
when private cables were received announce
ing the settlement OF the labor dispute and
Stating that work would be resumed in the
Lancashire mills on Monday. This second
upturn carried the active months 2014
points above the closing figures of last
night and back to the record of last Tues
became heavier as result of which prices
reacted or s points from the best. Num-
erous reports from the South. claiming an
increased spot demand, impaired a very
steady tone to the situation, however. and
al least part OF the buying here appeared
20 come from trade interests, Official
weather reports confirmed the private adj
vices of general rains, and in some Instances
heavy precipitation in the Central belt
with one point In the Memphis district re-
porting over inches, but generally speak
,ng this was regarded as less likely TO short
en- the crop than TO lower,the grade and
cause some delay in picking Low tempera-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS MA1sKETs.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Reportcd by Rodgers. Mccabe & COD
Petersburg. Va. October 6.-Peanuts-Span.
ish market firmer. Farmers stock, $l.3O pei
bushel; stock exhausted. No. Spanish
shelled, at 7isG7tsc. per pound; No. Span
ish sheled, SIC. per pound
Virgnias-Market weak with few sales
Fancy farmers stock, 3G3Ac.: machine
picked stock, 2Aaa 2ac.; Smelling stock, "a
212c. Weather conditions unfayorable fol
harvesting new crop. which is one to two
weeks late. Buyers Offering sl.25 per bushe
for early shipments of new SPANISH NJ
offerings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
Ne w Y ork
Stock Market

4.
New York. October 6.--There was a
relapse into listlessness in the tone OF
Speculation in stocks to-day and oper-
marked initiative The sharp reaction
of the day resulted in considerable dis
I rouragement to the movement for a
rise 1t was the current supposition
that an organization recently formed
to conduct market movement on a
large scale had encountered opposition
in the form of free offerings from
bankers and from insiders in the prop
critics which acted as an admonition
that these interests Were out OF SYM
pathy with the attempt to conduct
an extensive speculation at this time.
al the same time with the recession
tho offerings which weighed on the
market yesterday. This was taken to
mean that no aggressive movement to
depress prices or to market stock
at concessions was in contemplation.
The consequence was a fresh hardening
of prices. with the closing at net gains
The days events offered slight in
oentiHe to market action on either
side. The Portuguese revolution con-
tinued to excite only languid interest.
and Spanish bonds in Paris was re-
ported to have induced some active
selling for account of that centre in
London The further effect in New
Oih was pdISiy peIteptlple II az dii'
Other foreign influences We're of more
effect. The London discount market
began to show belated relaxation
from the effects of the October tile.
ments, in spite OF the weak return OF
the Bank of England.
That and the similar weekly state
ment of the Bank of France came
In the list of Influences already passed.
The easing discount rate, on the con-
trary, was of some effect in relaxing
the foreign eNClanpp market in NeW
York Other influence in the same
direction was the settlement of the
Manchester cotton spinners' dispute
and the impetus thus given to the for
etgn demand for cotton. ).
The immediate condition In the local
money market is somewhat easier. with
the passing away of the effects of
1he ene for The
reassert its influence. The Subtreas-
ury's absorption of funds also goes on,
although moderated from the demands
of last week.
There was renewed attention paid
to stocks known as specialties which
are often subject to Individual iinnu-
ences outside the current of general
tendencies in the market The sud
stocks was believed to be caused by
market pools formed for the pur-
pose amongst small bodies of opera
tors. The recurrence of these moves
!HeHtS oNeFCdHle 10 some extent the |
heaviness shown at one time during
the day. Lower price for copper In |
London did not hurt. the copper in
dustrials in the local market.
Bonds We're steady. Total sales. par
value. s2.2S7,000. Unitcd States bonds
We're unchanged on call
Total sales of stocks for, the day
we're $4,000 shares
New York, October 6-Money on call
steady 1-2M2 ga per cent; ruling
rate, 2 81; closing bid, IL; offered |
and dull; sixty days. 1-4d4 1-2 per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07

New York October 6.-Money on call
Steady. 1-2M2 "a per cent: ruling
rate, 2 Sd; closing bid. . 10; offered
"a per. cent, Time loans stronger
and dull; sixty days. 4 Las 1-2 per
rent, and ninety days. 3-465: six
months. 1-2@4 ga per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. October 6-The cotton dry goods
market holds steady with moderate bust
ness passing in cloths and few small or
ders received for export. Cotton tanetas and
black sateens are in fair demand in the lin
ing market. Dress goods are being ordered
for immediate shipment by cutters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
CLOSING BOND OUOT ATIONs

Erie con ana hlo rGande ref. 5s........... 92,i
Eric oon, 10, -, series A............... 4A
Interborn,,rh ~ series - ................ $685.
r,,ta.' ,ss .aetIo. i1es.................. 81
Eansa. Si... Mal,ne s..,................ 65,:
Louisville and Nash. I'm. 4s............ eSl
ni;sso, racine 4s lbid)................ Is
Al Pacific conv. 5s (bd)....... o.
Sowtoi hotk central gen. 3lss............ soa;
Nortoi,. ana Western LIST con. 4s....... 9eii
pe oaoh ana western conv. 4s........... 1907
6, .,., aha conV Sl2s .(19l5)............ o6li
49, Louis ana san Fran. gen, 5s...,... SIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
,c,co CRAIS MARKET.

r,h;o, - Ill October 6.-RaplulS see-soM
,,, nrices for wheat to-day showed the n e.,
,ns m,xed condition OF traders resaraihs
no fresh damage s,o sni weak saa 20
a. ha,ow last nights level. The end OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07

Cotton. quiet; middling, 14.15; sales 700
bales; export to the Continent. 500 bales
: Total r to-day at all ports-Net receipts,
571ss bales; export to Great Britain, 12.si3
bales; to the Continent. 1874 bales: stock,
361,535 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
$50 bales export to Great Britain. 1856
bales; to France, 1862 bales; to the conti-
nent. $3.50 bales
Total since September l at all ports-Net
receipts, 1,2l66l3 bales export to Great
Britain, 1898 bales: to France. 106737 bales;
to the Continent. 357 1908 bales; to japan. 1856
bales.
New Orleans. La. October 6.-Cotton-Spot
firm. &c. higher; mddling, 1880. Sales on
the spot 6l0 bales and l,525 to arrive. Futures
opened steady at an advance of 5000 points
on much higher cables than due and poor
weather map. The weather map showed
very heavy rains in the Central and West
ern portions of the cotton country and cold
appea red to be following in the wake Of the
storm. The forecast for the Western belt
predicted fair and colder weather. Toward
the middle of the morning cablegrams from
Liverpool and Manchester stated 1t was the
general belief that the lockout had been
declared off. In the afternoon session the
market was very steady on kilograms from
Mississippi and Arkansas stating that dam
age had been done the crop by heavy rains.
Futures closed very steady at net advance
of 2oa % points Close: October, 14S; No
vember, 1907 December l4.13; January. l4'2b;
March, H.46; May, IA 90; july 1851.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard w Maury
Stock and Bond Broker, 1ol5 E, Main 6,

Richmond. Va. October 6, 1910.
SALES AT BOARD
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n
ehandlsc and, passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise ana pas,
sensers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Barrett, Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas.
sengers, Phillips Line.
"a SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk rner.
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Barrett Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
sengers. PHILLIPS Line.
Treasury Sratement.
Washington, D. c.. October s.-The condl-f
tion OF the Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was as follows.
Trust Funds.
silver ..n. 4s74o2 900
silver dollars OF 1890. as22,O0d
silver certincates outstandng...... 46, 1000
General Fund.
Standard silver dolnrs in general
lund .............s............,$ 6O676W
Current 9950O6t3
Working balance In Treasury offices 3,76es75
In banks to credit OF Treasurer OF
the United Observation-Disclosures. a5Al47so
subsidiary silver coin. ............... 1s,4o355t
Minor coin. Sl2652
Total balance in general fund...... 9l,sss.0st