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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-16
The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, April 10. Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine people:
ORIGINAL.
Stanslow Oakes, Rangeley
John B. Campbell, Millbridge.
Thomas smith, Rockland.
0rville D. Clough, Bethel.
James w. Collins, Blaine.
A. B.Cross. Augusta.
James ii. Rounds, Oldtown.
Samuel A. Payson, South Brooks
Charles K. WoOdmans Ellsworth
I. L. r. W0odman, Ellsworth.
Joseph b. Dow, Pennington.
nalhaven.
Melinda, mother of George w. Thomas, Blue
hill " ~
Isabel, widow of David Nichols, Rockland.
The Montana Case.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-In the Sen ate TO-
day the Montana election case was taken up.
Mr.. Morgan appealed to the Republican side
of the chamber to let the case be settled on
principles of law and the ascertained facts
1t would not be very long, he said, until the
bigger than mans hand, would sweep like
a cyclone and tear the Republican party all
to fragments.
Mr.. Hoar said, as he understood. the DEM
ocratic majority in Butte. which year ago
was 800 was reduced to $50, and at precinct
thirty -four not single voter was left
Mr.. Vauce-"My information is entirely
different. The city of Butte gave republi-
can majority last year and there has been
great turnover in consequence"
Mr.. Daniel had the floor when the Senate
adjourned. 1t was agreed that vote should
be taken not later than p m. tomorrow.
Tariff Problems.
WASHINGTON. April ia protest, signed
by 16 Republican representatives. was pre-
sented to the members of the majority of
the. committee of ways and means today,
against the sugar and wool schedules Of the
committee reduction of 25 per cent in the
duty on sugar, and that an increase In the
duty on low grade or carpet woods from % to
3 9-100 cents pound is as great change as
should be made. The manufacturers of in
grain carpets say the change in the duty pro-
posed by the schedule. as published, will in
crease the price of their product from 80 to
80 cents yard, and practically wipe out
their business, silencing 1000 looms, and en-
forcing idleness upon 10000 workmen.
MccaIla To Be Tried.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Secretary Tracy
has ordered Commander McCalla to be tried
by court martial on charges to be made pub
lie tomorrow. The court meets in New
York Tuesday.
Washington Notes.
The repeatedly-published statement that
Miss Margaret Blaine and Walter DamrOsch
were to be married on April 18th, was not
correct. The wedding of Miss Blaine and
Mr.. Damr0sch is set for May, but the date
has not yet been determined. In the mean
time, Mr.. Damrosch's professional engage
ments will keep him in Boston and Chicago
throughout April.
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MAIN e.
Fortunately unsucc sssful.

E0th6Uatcty 0nSACSoooI6s
Especial to the Press.l
ETNA, April 15-Doctor Bailey state vete-
rinarian came here last night on the Pull
man aud examined case of glanders and a
herd of cattle reported diseased by the Sc
lectmen. No cases of contagion were dis
covered.
william Burns Bound over
Especial to the Pressl
RoCKLAND, April ia young man
named William Burns who was caught in an
attempt to break into the store of A. F..
Crockett, Sunday morning, was ar
raigned before Judge Hicks this morning
and hn,ind ova- a.,,,a- ras~, 4i~ e~->.----
Der term OF court.
Recomm end Sale.
DAMARIsCoTTA, April 15.-The meeting
of the municipal officers Of the itowns along
the Knox g. Lincoln held this forenoon to
consider what to recommend the municipal
tiles represented in regard to the vote to be
taken next Saturday on the proposition to
sell to the syndicate represented by l.. c.
Wade of Boston after careful consideration
of all the legal questions of expediency, voted
by decided majority to recommend vote
to sell the road on the basis of the offer last
made. 1t new remains for the towns to de-
eide by vote what they will do.
The Golden Cross.
BATH, April 15.-The grand commandery
of the order of the Golden Cross of this state
held its annual session here today. 1t
was held in the church which was hand
somely decorated with plants and flowers. 1t
was followed by a secretary's meeting led by
Mrs. W. Gates, Newton. and was largely at
tended The grand Communicates of Massa-
chusettS and New Hampshire are we'll rep
resented, and there are delegates from 100 Of
the lodges of Maine.
Will Demand Nine Hours.
LEWISTON, April 15.-Messrs. ]. Kelley.
w. 81. Fitzpatrick, Z. B. Harworth and P. w.
W. Hogan. representing the Carpenters
union of Portland visited Lewiston last night
and attended the meeting of the carpenters
OF Lewiston and Auburn. After May the
Lewiston and Auburn men will demand
nine hours.
Lived But Three Hours.
BANGOR. April 15.-George E. Grant of
Bucksport, aged % years. an employe Of the
Maine Central, while shackling cars this
forenoon slipped and was run over by the
locomotive tender. Both legs and an arm
we're taken off. He lived but three hours.
Building for York Institute.
BIDDEFoRD. April 15.-The directors of
the York Institute met Tuesday afternoon,
and voted to bay Sweetser'S block, Saco, for
museum building. The price is $4,000
Democratic State Convention.
AUGUSTA. April 15.-The Democratic State
committee met at Hotel North this evening
and voted to hold the state convention, in
Augusta, June at 10 a. m.
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Caught from Sparks,

DOVER, Me-, April 15.-The house and ell
of Dell Warren, of oarkman, burned this
forenoon. The furniture was partly saved.
Loss $500; partly insured. The fire caught
on the roof from sparks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

the character Of the loans OF BANK ann no me
nominal reserve which is the test OF us S"Me w.,
l., olmos, ever, cae' Of hank failure .ur
cash 90 resryc Immediately preceding II war
large; tho trouble was with the c"nt'c ,ta
~ ira loans The 1892. 0OO.hto loans o. we
New-York banks are much more important isS.G,
in their condition than is the aniount Oh tht,r ,
cash reserve whether or not Ii tie ineasuTru ny
an absurd rule of certain percentage 10 aePo"
Tie speculative part OF tie stock market mari Us ye'
has Lroadencd little il an%. Tic doubts conGcI I.
iu~ the monetary situation are not YET ehHlcI.
removed from the minds Of the geope t aase
there still is concentration OF lhnneloeS s Hp
alive the late nneasnIrss bnl "T oAS"ns
Short interest is probably az large Us IT ever
was. and the Indicators are thai new cCno,a
tions are forming which viii force that inIeIes'
into a covering movement. When that occursl
Inc il this week or next. the absolute scAlcif W
stocks will become so apparent thar inc Iusn 10
purchase perhaps will cansc an unLealthy auvshre
Following is our usual table giving tne hunioe!
NJ shares sold Of oil stocks, the highest iowesc
and final prices of the week. together WIN 1le
final prices of a week ago. prrixed oy the average
prices Of September 20, lsNo:
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Proposals
N Office OF SALE or WATER WORKS
~ EXTENSION BONDS
OFFICE or TIE CITY CLERK.

FINDI.AY. ONO. 'pirnbcr 5, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that al"i Ifoposas VIII -
received by tbs undersigned sad OIL" until
THURSDAY. THE JTI DAY
OF October A d. 1899, At II OF -ad day. iof inc pnf
hsse OF on Hundred Watr WORKS Extension Bonds .!
SAID city br3rng cate october l. 1880, FOR The sum
Five Hundred Doliar> each. .
ity 81 said bonds -hal fall due and become payable
October |. l9-l. aud Ffy Oh Airl |. 1879.
said bond, shall bear iutr'st not ~ exceed pr ceno
per ual abb i-Innnay.
Principal ana inter st payable at the Fourth Natlono
Bank, Ne"-TOfk.
issued for the purpose OF eAt"ncng ans
charging tho Wstr Works ~ sad city and in pursuance
IN and Oh orinapc- passed. Augu-; % $50 ett Al
ordlnaic" provide for tie ISSUE OF water work. bonds
LAY the cxprS VI th- extension aud ehia!P;hs
OF Wa;er Works OF tire CITY Of FinGlay.'' 1870.
SID bonds will Il. u the h.gae-t and b"st bidder
for not les, than their Isr value af accrued Interest
Hddcrs required stat" tn" nUnb'r OF bends Dig
for and the ont ICY viii pay for tn bonds bid
for and accrued interst TO dat VI titii-iI
The right to rr,rct any and AL hhs j r'Torved
Proposas must Do al q and inGor-ct BIDS Tor water
Work. Extension H. nd" THOMAS MEEEAN, Mayor.
MARION FOSTER, (..Eh
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Total IS cos ! $40. 80 s. 300 Inc. sIHN.VU 3
TIE WEEK At TIE STOCK EXtHANCE F..


The markets opcEed H." week under s"N'r
monetary pressure. la" @"nc'al sentiment ~ ~
pressed ny "orl 81 mouth and ny ''''':' WY ,"%'
"a heavy liquidation ~ l'I- "c"""I'' H''>l u.
lin. result. II was lci>S:clt'N pr"r.dn'ri '"h'
ihcrc was no sucn i'Ii.a ~ s%nrrJi' +. ''"v-
eminent, i prr ~-n,>, W.d thai Ia" lr"''aryN
Nou,,nv i,yl,nt;on !or proposal, t"I The sti"
:, i, OF SIG. zoe. 600 81 per rcEi bonds WON'T
result iii nothn. ic''Gsv the h"!''"i, of them
wou,d not ohcf 'h'!" :" 'Ar irrarhr\ al pre-
which il w"uiL pay L.: thcI1. E':H' lri' We
want - say iiui ~: THURSDAY inor Ia Il Wa tl'
>rnc professional "r":'t Is who put III 'lrcl!,'ph
the story that the >,"i!r,'" hal hr.n r',
liza, dav haI ,,l"ruui,,,, drIupd II At inr1r va
any .,,,rn th,ns as a 80: ca,e in per cent hord>
Their las, >In'"n.n, p s'~>r'i -" "Nr"' ',i:'l''
If i,l.rhood VINE. j 4 ,lc,r criil"i one. j."
rn,,r, ia tic U.rrc., thcre wAS NJ l"2vN
l.quida,ion Of loi.s" accounts. only f"l ''.c sH-
nlr reason tia, s,:rl o.,I'iS "i i srr:l'i:'"
rn-rrr we're. scarce: and lr,,cc Wiiic value. "rr'
numerically haminrrri ana ia" laundry i""ii;r'
,vns run 10 lis iuil cnpaciiy ~" buslres~ oi ~"
day DID not ar4rrpA,- an .:mo"rt cp'!a! 10 orr
,@ry Transactions ~ p.rod, o,iI"r tam tho.' Ut
ohsnluic s,ayrotinn I!.r y .c0> Of Tn srccu
j''inn ,lc;riorr t,>rd ,acn,s~.r"., wi. 2p"! a.
her own sanc AL -"I Of an . rr'' a.
made. TUESDAY hrough, II" rci"l r ~" n"i -
market. AID there W." ,ony' further d'pi"ss."n
in y""rs rF'G "c IA" : 3c '"'r %'r
fprr h, ' +" d.prc,, values, wa, rr'rr than it was
.'n Wondsy Wrdnr,l, I"rninl marked some
,hinr of AN annrr' .,iou in ,A.nr. hut ,tir The
I ,nn.oncn, trha, ~. rmr.,,.r Of per cents
nmpui,,..J IT, Sis. >nndlo a, IL, Il ami
nmJcI ard ma, ,ao o:crlH.s wlr"h w,r
nc.1 a,,,,r,ed to u,,iy sl 900. oo, another
ONSLAUGHT WIS mmic upon >a!n's. evidently with
| ,",d n'rci',sc :" on TIu,day moining tie
c,rrn,a, ;or ,f Tie rcnnr, Of the failure OF tire
.rnl,'n., ,o srI;rr ,Ar sale Of il. bonds was
';;r,nI g, On o,rl, hu,,r I'm, nrjcc> uuicL ly
,'~f,c" AZ q" 'h az, V.t,,.cI,v,s d.ri,rr and
I'c"NcTu ~ ~ '' h,,s; o,.,
from ,'' ''r '''' 1917 '' "ir ','!t ~ I ~ -
satr"aE ln"rn,S " There ~rr, rrnewcn
ilhnos advances ,'''cIuaf '.r" WV, I;,n
"i"rs i"r u'r!rs,''ndi '.n ocn H,,"n frn
!" lealI,' Up" n n tre cunI,V hnIi'i,v and
10 l'. - III ,'ic.s If ,hc w.c.I. t,r,. frau,
me ~ NOR cent bclnw ilr lhst iienrcs OF the
| -, w. }" W." "
'c'"Nc.H ,,rrod mn, h,,r;ro ,Lc .I,.l.un" ot
Us " , mus ,h. hnrG svnn,.'ir ,hcr vis no
| nl"lrN w n"t ""! i,' .r, ,,rc,,c f me-,
tetesi'N 10. .hs "n.,ar ; r h",,. st.,c,,'t
cents .Ni,ri W. w. f,,',, ~ ""rM ,'',,
nor yes,cru"E "anaS'"m - ,hc
rrErct more Wo,ro,,n,.. nord ,rr". Un
i e.; IoI ,io oio,o =, oe kn",,n ,,.,,i
Me'nfsn"E oI;, ~ ,io rro,nacd ~, rrha.c -,
%onid ne tte rrs"lo q, ne pr">t r' "o, ,'r
$it.oo1'oUV pca T i' vGn, ,,''
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. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.yoRK TRiB::
"A UNE WILL. 1911: RECEIVED At TIE tPIow W.
DLFICt.S No | ois Broadway Conner Thirty nrstst uI
ri Q H. M go broadway u'twrrn Twenty second any
went, third st> until D. M. 20 West twenty mt MT,
:, corner Sthl,r. i51 shave. lb3 Tourthave coHfi
Fourteenth..t go Thirdave corner Forty
IOS West Forty Sfnthaye and Sixty.elsntni
e. 90 Liberty st SO Avenue A. 1913 Third 1Ns1 Ses
Hfth a. un h 8 D. N. ct regular once roeAa>
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NJ Office OF SALE OF STREET IMPROVE.
~ MENT BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
EINbI.AN. OIilO. =. NON h.r lSIn.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
FIND pl!lO = D."r b'r = 1880.
Notice Is herby given that ard proposals will be ~
c.iy,d by ill., Ind"rsi md Al SAD o'l'e nut!l
THURSDAY. THE ?lH DAY
OF October \. u. 1850 At L. II >ad day Tor the puf:
"ha,e of Foty.yht Street improvement Bonds Of sad
city tearing dat. orrbr H. TO; 9r the sum Of Iiys
Jiundrd llIr- zach thr = 81 shah fall dUe and ID
,a v.bln o. nnr LIST zach and from ls3l 70
al lnru-vo and four q" ~hrh sh, TAI due and b.com9
r,rail.. Oc,,rr 1T, and 'Nry var 't~ren ana
no udnc q. vars 1903 and 1900 oil u -ad bonds bi9
AZ tn iat. 81 pr rIt am "a ". tie >-H'i'
annually a. tn, Fourth $aiJohI IaiIh % Now "f".
sid bonds arc i,-G'd 10" T." IA! I",' 81 l"th. 'ha
rn,ng Mar Sti~t - ~ad ritr rom e ta,A
Of Ia. &. r. y. l.l."ay :" IT, y" ~ '!4". %, 70
Itl,nrhal P,,r snd "a plfsuagr u >"'toA 2' - 20
n.yis,.I ~,,,rt., o. H.. Sat " Ohl. a"a ~ .iiahS
rn,,iied An or,.ian,. l"Id" "i Ia" ," - ihplo.
n,t HouI, a. ia. "a" c.: and Mp II" - u" TiF 'Hs
., Main street rom tn ,;a, ~ ~" g:
~ Sd iond, NJ, - sod 20 h',I'-' ana "-' t,dGr
FOR no. b., than t~r p,. ,a." al4 md t,rc-, "a
JI,..,,. A. >. 4. "a ID - tat" fr nr ii - ~ 9
fo- AID the snpInt H. Viii pay '' "''-' WV
FOR and a.'It..! n,"tr-t 20 dat "i t"n','r .,..d
'rh, rigic to ....rt and az '9' - - e.o..
pr"r,.a!s m I he ,a.d and ndor"d "bd' for StFce'
iH'W0''"'"' ''"N' " THOMAS MIEHAN. Mayo?.
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~. .,.,., .,ock WILL be entitled from Aug. l, 1880,
TO cumulative preferential dividend % tno rN. VI p
cent, per annum, payable out OF Inc nov $50, .,nct
any payment made to the holders OF 'ne ..A $500,
IT, ,,.,,od .,o,t will also have the hight to payment
in full principal and interest, before any p'y".'
ever Is the common stock on secou"' VI ,rs
The common stock will be ehuueo " w ,.t,
earnings from Aug l. 1890. after the cunu'ae'Vo u'.N
=, ,h ut. - com, in esrh year has been paid to
the holders OF tho preferred stock. ana VIII " e
to the entire assets after payment IN iu'' VI ,.a
Interest has been made to the hoe'f' VI WV
stock - a..
ornorn,ou 70 my year uless cent? paid on the
preferred and per cent. IL pnid on inc eo""ou -.
Dividends will b. payable semi 'sn"uAi!, 49, a..
February Tho general and special partners VI VIC W
:, ,wrd psnauin & Co will subscribe for Ten Thousand
shares OF the capital paying THEREFOR
in cash aud agree to hold not less than 7i'e A"O"N
shares OF thu common stock FOR D'e y~rs "s~ 49, 49,"
And TO continue executive onicors 70 h~ee VIC WV
80 orars u such SHALL bs the wish OF the stock.
holders.
Tn. member. Of the Bonrd Of Directors for the nrs
yenr Of The Alfred BENJAMIN Company "'"oe'
Isnlah Josephi.
Albert +. Hoe hsfadtor.
Eugene =. Benjaniin'
David HOchsfadter'
Jesse Rosentha.
Samuel Roscnthal.
All ofthe prestnt general and specai par'ne's wv
nrm Of Alfred Benjamin & Co.
Five thousand shares OF the capital stock OF tho
Company offered tho public Mt par Of e"ne! '"s
prr cent preferred stock OF the common "ocN' nv
may dictate In their applications In NO
case will tho total allotment Of stock exceed rive
thousand shares.
subscriptions will be payable AZ folows'
5per cent. on application.
20 per cent. on allotment.
rs per cent. on Oct. 20, 1890.
rs per cent. on Nov. 10, 1890.
rs per cent on Dec. 1, 1890.
The subscription list. will be opened at 10 A. NJ. on
October ist, 1890. nt the ONCE Of
ALFRED BENJAMIN & COMPANY.
tn. subscription lists will close at p. NJ. oc-
tobcr I'd, 1890.
subscribers Will notinsd possible there
att,r VI their s.l"tm"nt~.
Customer. md Employees will BE- given rfeo~o"''"'
The r!gh. r"~rrvd t. reject any and ell snoscrip'
,on. and 10 aIo, l.,, thLa amount subs rib'd for
In case no allotment Il mad" d'trcton from deposit
shall b. mad :or caus". but amount 81 deposit
scconraaving application will be returned in ful.
rosprctu.es md FERNS BLANKS, Of application are
to be had Mt
THE OFFICE OF
ALFRED BENJAMIN & COMPANY,
10, AND 100 BLEECKERsr. NEwYORK.
IN. .,ock will b, registered by
THE CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW.
YORK,
81 WALI-ST.
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Tho nir'l.as;nC committee OF the Hhehah"o;ln
Valley Rnlroai Company gives notice that us w
uer cent Of the first mortgage bonds ana over ~
Der cent of the General mortgage bonds nave u.s.
,ncrt dated ,irust & $3.50. the agreement Is de-
ciarcd to bc effected The time for assent OF re-
manning secIrity-holdcrs is extended to O'CLOCK
n rn September &c, 1880.
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Gfrurslons.
Qi)e Curt.

DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
ID TUESDAY, SET. 10, TO tt ,sDAY' SEPT ~.
SIX RAJ rs EACH DAY. - z...
FIRST RACE AT O'CLOCK. RAIN OR SHINE.
Trains from East 3ith street F'rry AZ J. 49, i: ~
and y. m. Lons Island City Is minutes later .
Boits foot whitehaIl.st. truyer kouscD a. 1910.
IL no. IL 40 M, II no. Il 40, TO- 80, 2lo p N,
and hourly thereafter.
From flatbnshavc., Brooklyn. cs p m. stopping .,
Franklin Nostrand Kingston. Troy and Utica ayes.
From Culver Depot. 3t.ave. aud :oth-~t.. Br9oSyn.
every half hour and Union Depot 9Th ant 36t1.
st at Il15 II as M. IL rs. 12AA 10 AZ. 2N
AS D. n then hourly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

The above hsnc, :hcM Tat in TIE three weeks
ended August % the Treasury acsrAIiy gained
even OF that small amount from gene&a ci1cuA-
t1op because il: those three weeks the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
flnanrtal.
The
Alfred Benjamin
Company.
incorporated under the Laws Of the sta'' o. WV
Canital Stock, *l,OVV,VVV

CanifaI Stock. $I,OVV,VVV
DIVIDED INTO
5000 Shares Of Preferred per cent. Cums'. NO 400
vertIbie stock, Mt 500 Share "a"
5000 shares Of Common stock' 80 90
Preferred stock may at any time "cio.o r.~ 80
1892, be converted Into and thus e1cna'sea '''
mon stock at the option Of tho holder.
Stockholders hnve no personal "as""' -
fully paid upl n cash. ~...C.ur.rv
There 10 no mortgage any properly 81 WV Oo
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Urn GOODS

NARPETINGS. Rugs. Mattings, Fancy Fur
~ nture at our Madison stores between 56th and
57th ss. WE OFFER SpE,.IAL INDUCEMENTS.
Our new stores not yet finished. .
ANDREW I,ESTEji'S HONS. lh.ave. cAss ~ direct
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Tho hank rxchonpcs A. the NewYork Clearing HHus'
and thu stock. sold a; tn NcwYork Stock EN"haac ast
week and for the OF the preceding two y'a?N cora'
as follows: IN o
Exchanges .3I347j s032 1911 .5s SsaH:, ""3
No. shares sold. :.Oi i.'li 9ooo"- i"''"'i
TIE MONETARY SITUATION
A false cry of fire in crowded auditorium
roi:ed nv some lniscreant or lunatic has been tic
occasion of many panics and of loss oil lite. No;
only Wall Street, but the whole commercial and
n,nreantlc interest @! The United Sta.s. recently
rs narrowly escaped from a panic. the Source Of
which was the false cry and continuous repetition
that the Treasury was absorbing and h"TdinS
oreants who started the cry and the ignorance
in the face OF Tic absolute CONTRARY facts
deserve the same fate he who falsely Raises the
crv Of Are. The following table gives The actunl
mot cold. silver and legaEtenders in the United
States Treasury vaults BY weeks beginning with
that ended August 2, and closing with the state
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,,cr cent of the General mortgage bonds nave u.s.
sen,cd 10 tie pl1n Of reorganization uhneI as'So
cnt dated hn%ms r h ar f1r nssent Of re-
manning securitv-holdcrs is extended to O'CLOCK
D. u. September &c, 1880.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
s..,n, wee. IN Sept 1883. s! 'si2 .s 1asS;
CENTRAL VERMONT.
so,,,, ,,o.. :, sent - eo0s3i s1o2.+25
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
, xs%si' q %': ~ P, s :asI:
c1xctxNArr. JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
S see: . elk =" Sept s s,se sii 5ss "'i
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
:, - ssss 81 g.: sss s 's; 8.
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN. -,
S::' :; +, a : : e ss; @
EVANSVILLE AND ISD1AHAPoLIs.
fsond w s. s'' ,s seiS' .ea.S4 sss sS
FLINT AND PERI MARQUETTE
s::;f, e. rs S ::a: s: ;'ss
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
f.. "ad =, ST s.p m l7so3l6 ?os,Gs e3'Saoo
GEAXp TRUNK CANADA.
S:.; a ! .' s. ,. .Ss5 rs 'i4Ts'
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
S:"S;' :: 2. | 10 D: 81 . ss;;;
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
;.co,a veg Sc" , So 80 : sSocs
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
x:''' r. RIO & s, .3 ,ss;s
OHIO RIVER
s;:I;; Z "a mr., ;s &! ; ;s;'; III: ::?
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

serve the total dcpo~it> al h" respective dat"s
s,eci. - so 800 700 so cr'S COO SO. IL 20
I-ra TENDERS 3..9I.NU 3i,o21JoO @..:>J 100
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Reserve rrHur"l
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Per Ct. OF denositN -1'3 -Ji' -
The following is Saturdays statement In ~ ii .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

M folo~n. yc.rrday's Quotations for unlisted
&c
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-26
Jealous Of Great Falls,

The news that comes from Castle to
the ct ect that the Great Northern rail,
road, tb rough its agents is figuring with
the Castle company to secure the output
of its mines upon the assurance that the
railroad company will build a line to that
camp is lot encouraging to this section.
We do not believe, however, that the
Northern Pacific with the aggressive
policy which has characterized it in the
past will remain idle and permit this
traffic, which rightfully belongs to it, to
be diverted by way of Great Falls for the
benefit of the Great Northern. The
Shields river valley affords a much more
feasible route to Castle than could be OBJ
tanned by any other road. and with this
natural advantage il is got rea enable II
suppose that the Northern Pacific will
permit its territory to be invaded without
a determined effort to protect itself
4 Livingston Enterprise.