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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-18
MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1898

remarks stated that no prescribed linn
its could be legally made by the coun-
ell against any resident of the city
who lived peaceably and offended none
Of his neighbors.
The ordinance appropriating $711 for
Thatcher and Marion was read a third
time and placed on its final passage.
The ordinance appropriating s421.sO
for the benefit Of Marion and Stone,
for 1912 yards of earth taken from the
crossing of Seventh and Olney streets
was passed.
A large number Of minor claims were
read end referred to their various COM
mittecs while several others were or
dered paid.
A resolution was introduced by Coun-
Gilman Welch ordering the city attor-
ney to draw up an ordinance COM
pelling all stores selling liquors within
the city limits to pay an annual IL
cense.
Councilman Thomson very Gensibly
Itlifii htu Nllttl lutit wac ilO lNtibOh ADi
the passage of the resolution. If gro
Gerry stores sold liquor by retail they
were guilty of crime, and If they
were selling it in unbroken packages,
they had license for that kind OF
thing and were within the law.
After some further discussion re-
garding the advisability of reaching
grocery stores that sold liquor in less
than 5-gallon packages, the resolution
was adopted.
A resolution was brought in by Coun-
Gilman Lewis asking the council to
authorize little minor work alongside
the Young's Bay road bridges, in order
to allow the approaches of the bridges
to float when the high tides came,
without endangering their safety,
such work to cost not more
than 1925. The resolution was adopted,
Council then adjourned at p. m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. I

S heriff of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Dated, Astoria, Or, Oct 1S, 1898.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Clatsop County:
w. s. Hamilton, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon, for Clatsop County:
w. s. Hamilton, Plaintiff,
R.'O. Seaborg and Annie Seaborg,
Defendants:
BY virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of and under the
seal of the above entitled court, in the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day
of October 1893, upon a decree of fore
closure and judgment duly made and
rendered therein on the 18th day of
June, 1893, which said execution and
order Of sale was to me directed and
delivered, did on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1898, levy upon all the right IT,
tie claim and interest of the above
named defendants in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit.
the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter and the south half of the
southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 80, TIP. N, r. Z W., also 20
acres described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the northeast corner of the north
west quarter of Sec. 80, TIP. N, r. s
W., thence west 1886 feet, thence south
1045 feet, thence east 1886 feet, thence
north 1045 feet to the point of begin
ming, all situated in Clatsop county,
oregon; and | shall, on Monday, the
18th day of November, 1898, at the
hour of IL o'clock a. M, in front of
the county courthouse door in the city
of Astoria, in said county and state,
proceed to sell the same, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to salts
fy the sum of $91721, with interest on
the same at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from the Goth day of June
1893, together with the costs and dis
bursements taxed at $780, together
with accruing costs of this suit, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand in U. S. gold coin at
time Of sale.
II. A. SMITH,
S heriff of Clatsop County, Oregon.
ArHn 0nt 10 1902
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A Medical Firm Gives Away Cash.

]. F. Smith & Co. of No. 255 Green
wich ST., New York, the manufacture
ers Of that favorite cathartic known as
Smiths Bile Beans, have adopted o
novel plan. They ask the individual
buyers of Bile Beans to send their full
name and address, with an outside
wrapper from bottle of Bile Beans
either size) to their Office, and they
give e5 for the first wrapper received
in each mornings mail, and 81 for the
Cd, Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th. Every day
$40 in cash is thus sent to their cor,
respondents. Ask for SMALL size.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed by the circuit court, receiver for |.
w, Case, banker, hereby gives notice TO
all persons owing said bank, either by
note or overdraft, that payment OF
same must be made without further
delay. The office of the receiver at
Cases bank, Is open, daily from 10 to
IL o'clock II. M, and from to o'clock
p. m and all debtors are advised TO
call and settle at once.
GEO. II. GEORGE,
Receiver.
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CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Mary Ann Adair, deceased, to the cred
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to present
Them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months from the first pub
lication of this notice, to the under
signed, administrator, at his office, No.
4G2 Third street, Astoria, Oregon.
VIM. b. ADAlR,
Administrator of the Estate of Mary
Ann Adair, Deceased.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1895
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Guaranteed to cure bilious Attacks ana
Constipation, Small bile Beans.
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seport of the Con rItIon
ASTORIA NATIONAL BANK
AT ASTORIA,

In the State of Oregon ut the close OF business,
October Srd, 1898
RESOURCES
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Delaware, Lackpwnnna and Western X. X.
efnIion- in New or foot oil Barclay and Christopher
SHORTEST LINT. NE~rIBt LED TRAINS.
pI'IIMtN COACHES

Dlle.. route to Ni.MAl.K. ELOOMEiEID, MONT
GLAZE, Ii!. ORANGES summit Borh'rla'ille, HdsA'
Ing iads.. Madison. Mol,tow.. iH;,ac' rsiefss,n'
Bolntou. Dover >-AnhOpr. ~ DDS LAKE, Lam J.. ~
TAICON''. Haeeett;te&n, sC.lOoLiYS MOUMNtA
Xxx siRoI pSBj RI. rocono MguntI.H,, SCRAN-
ION, rITTsToN. Wiki sBAENE, NANIl10NE,
HhMi0N. oNFOitD, NOKWICIl. Waer' lie UTICA.
GswE5G0 irmAcA owiGo. ELMiRA; coKNlN,:.
WFsT N0i!imW ~ ASP }S9i,THwrSSTr yes ,oa
pcO 4. M.-BUFFALO. RICHFlELD SPRINGS ara
USWiHC lAPhfss. Pullman Palace Car. .on
ncc'. u Buffalo win train FOR Chicago. arriving v4'
DOL. ming.
,,2o 4. M-BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops at principal
100 =. VI. STANTON, BlN.nAMToN and Eli
iiio r. VI. SCRANTON MILKEsDARE aud PLfM
~ in INPhE~s Pullman larlor cor. .. ..
1870 =. " lulilv.-HvF FNLp LIMITED EAPRh>o.
ir ui,n -c.l,.r~ Arrive. at 10 a m
900 p. VI. btl,, m. - NO; RI lFItiD sfRi N"S
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODA IONS a. -
Murri,--t and 40 Rr,alwsy Tickets at ferry stations
80 and 81. Pr0alvaN. 81 West l2jh-st. 20 Columbus;
,,r Sow Yori: 23} Wa,hngton.-t. 72G Futon.st; ani
= RrIswlv Boo-lyn. lime tables, giving full ihfor'
'WiSiCoTr I'NI'ilI..- COMPANY Will c,n for and
ch..h iagellr from hotel or r~tenre to destination
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90 tUhom it alan Concern.
Two ARCHITECTS.

u
OLYMPIA. WASH. July ~ 1888.
Plan. and dcsigas for stat Capitol building WIZ y
,c,ir,d mil H. M. the fourteenth day OF peeemDefs
,soa ~ me 1nire the state capitol Commission, IN
iS on of OLYMPIA state OF WASHINGTON. a. .
, Sn'' hr K ion and steel far practicable, and -
M esnlpp.d win the mot approved methods Of heatins'
~, a,re S. OF rnc building complete including all
a,tnrs and gpianccs ready for occupancy shan nos
m>.'el trc uni Of ore million 81 eco COO q ars.
The Commi,-ion of re following prizes u afehtecS
submitting plan ard designs . A., -, . ,,--
Frst-o the architect ubalttng the plan ana design
which shall be- a. .cptei by the Commission the plaq
and de Ign II sad capitol building the first prize shall
ba awarded whlrh shall consist OF his selection 40
architect Of sad building and the acceptance Of hs plan
anu serondTnc second prize shall consist OF OF
affee1 hundr al 50e dollars and shall DO awarded
TO the submitting the plan and design deemed
Ti,d-Tho third prize shall be the sum OF thousand
OOO dollars aad shall be- awarded "a the architect
submitting plan and design deemed third IN merit.
FonrfhrThe fourth prize shall be- tho OF ave
rchect submitting the plan and design deemed fourth
Map OF the grounds on which the building IS 10 b
erected VIII 10 furnished application. The plans ana
designs presented shall consist OF four elevations. plane
~ each story, section and prospective drawing
These and no others Will be sideed. - -.
The Commission reserves the right % reject sny ans
sion OF further plans and designs.
J. n. MeGRAW,
J.. II. GRIMES, ,
JOHN McREAVY,
EDMUND RICE. J
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ALL.RAIL ROUTE
For Long iirnnch, Ocean Grove. dr'

TOHK NTIIHtH, V''NH ''T"''' W
t',r ld IIanh Long Branch and ppnis south Ia Point
Plea aff 30 30. ROD lIaaL. u, ~ 30 y NJ.
/ 20 70 I 90. 30 80 G.lj T.. VI SUNDAY.
cAcrpt ocean Grove ana A-lny PARK "o y NJ 90
J.. NJ. a.,
CAT 4 20 > Is s. NJ. 30. 30 l.. NJ.
FOR Beach Haven Atlantic CITY, vln.nd and Bridge.
For Monmouth Hrach Srahrrht and Highland Beach.
4 80 : 10 l. NJ 30. I 20. q Ia J.. ".
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smora State bonds there was Il sIhaIl ar , v,
Nahama class A. at 90. City bank s'ocNH WIZ
neglected. . ,su,uv octiva
The GENERAL bond market was uhnsud'N 80
1h defines compIiscd "A wide variety oil issues,
and almost without exception prices were HIGHT
rio I,rrcst raius il must be- admitted, were ~
corded hy special issues. but they wrr su"s'.,u
.ial and significant of returning coihu'hc'' .l'
caro- Rock Island and Pacific ISSUES agar w" VII
IN demand. and while extension % sdI1'" o'''G
tbn faction Al o. Ia. the dcbenturc - io>'
unr conf r. 90 Chicago AM Northern Idci'i'
ii,-ts were strong AZ II 1-Sa4' =. a-dim i''
a. 4 on Saturday, and Northern Pdciile Issue,
were substantially higher, first at 1O' - anu
conso * al 81 - Advances OF from 10 -
ncr cont we're mad by such issues as Edison El'c
,ric Illuminating frstr, Fort Worth and Denver
CITY iirsts Peoria and Eastern lnc0mee anu
Ohio Southern general mortgas" As tnioItu-
nately these had litic effect on the genial lnai
ket The principal exceptions were tuInshou
Inv the Atchinson is,u,., which closed 1-4al-2 per
cent lower at their bottom prices. Reference i
made 10 our fall report Of bond sales -,
Money on call was easy az BAD ptr o'nt Ihc
lower was the ruling rate, ana last loans were ~
The same figure. On time, money WAS WIN"
dcarer. aad offerings at per cent were scare
The Clearing llous. statement was a. Follows :
Exchanges, 1882, 293; balances, S5,.s9 ~:
The Sub-rrcasury Was debtor 10 III" Clearing
IIou.c s4jjIO3. lts net loss on balanc" since
Friday 1921, 7?l. made up by loss OF S1i",
14l IN coin. less gnn of Sls2 20 IN cnrfel,N
Tho two DAYS operations covered: Receipts, 81
800 AZ. paymcu.s. S3.5303I rcsHtin. III
ncnc,aI balance of SO, $50, consisting Oh
S,I 56l .O34 coin and S1,h13.s5? currency.
The Treasury bought II 900 ounces Of silver
haI,ion at ~ 40 cents An ounce, and o1eied this
nrice for the balance of proposals, which aggre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
I>c,r.ion Tickrt. New York Chicago aud Re-
turn, $3.50.
special Conch Excursion or Wednesday. sept. 18th,
~ ' !.

Through trains and the Worlds FAR Leave
f,ot of NJ 4.d. follows 10 minutes earlier from
Erinklin-t.: 80, .r,.., ,,,,
- = w 'Surk 60 chicago. Eorning chair free
?, Nn.~,r, fails tiiiNcs D'tr0it 80 y. m, Chicago
; 80 %. m. ~. Louis 20 =. H.
40 T.. W. al 5. Via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
,,r I.4t- lr- Ncs-N DrN - Niagara Fall. lhIoU-h
pullman -~rp.r~ NrN-horN 40 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
40 D. H., tAcaso - a. IA, s. Louis 700 ?. H.
AZ 4. W. uscpf sunday f'r west Cornwall, OIf>
Nla. taaprII nal Llhe MononA, Lake Mnn.wa ma
and W1ln. valley ktilr 1rs>ttipp.. >tpry Ford Nlcl -
Ip~u NlDumilebnS Wur' horo sunia.t'iie' LIen'ilie
In, .sirg Monticello ami libyty.
o.. a. VI dali, Tor Mitdlctown fallsburg Mont ell.
d, ilcliv White Lake. Carb)rdaie. scranton Walton,
Delhi ~iGre5. Norwich. Iu'a, Rome, Oneida, Fulton
Al, a. W. lr.rep, sunday. Ne-;ibulei Limited l0r
Ink, Mohonk. Lake Minne~asAa and Wasin Valley
I(I ROAD .Itlun- IrNbrl Hal. Atitlrt0Wn Ellen
Mountain Dale tutrrN r fdlshurg " mt clio,
iiuric,,l. libci'y Rails, Lpcry Plri.''e snd Iiv-
,,iS =. VI. mai'v MtIflo"n, %gmgi'yll,G ielS ~,
ner Norvlrh oneida FgltoI. Osvegp. MAGMA Fails.
Tr.ct. aad Pullman accommodations ~ 81 broadway.
FORK Tuusicr Company all for aud checl baggage
" J. G. ANDERSON. q. p. \.
30 Beaver ST. N"w-Nork.
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFFICE OF THE
NEW.YOPk HONDURAS ROSARIO MINING CO.
~ BROADWAY.
DIVIDEND 50. -.
NFW-NOHK. sept InrcF ilt'. lsi.
TIlE TRl >TEES have this day declared Il
dividend oi tNrnt, -.iN" c"it, per -nI Ga tnr cit
-oo- Of thi- company. r1>abc a. this ohr' SrpinbT
.I-f - -;o-SlnlG'~- 81 ~ ord 49,
The Trin-frf Look, wall be- closed on S"pi'mb liLi
AT , d. m. and 4,,lain closed unti september INA.
'' o'''' VI W. : 5ACOBY. Ticisurer.
DELAWARE LNCKAwANNA WESTERN "a, Il. Il; 60.
TRANSFER BOOKS Of the New York. Lacka
l renna ami Western Eriway Company ,Bnn'lo o, d.
Nisinnl viii clD>p ~ u. September . ana reopen
Crt " is.5 when ,hr diattcry interest will be paid.
FRTDK. II. 'IBRfNN, Treasurer
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONt BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.

FROM PIER ). y. H., FOOT KEClpEsT.
For Atlantic II ghand-, Highland Beich. NOrnnndic
Soabrigit Monmouth Beach and Long Hfau'h. at 80,
IOl5 A NJ 4 go t. VI. iturdn}~ only, 8 10. . TO
T.. NJ. SUNDAYS . 80 \ NJ, 90 J.. " IT,.
for E.lcion Ocean Grove, Asbury Park ana Poiit
Pleasant 10 Is \. NJ. Il 90 r. NJ. NatnriN- only . %
90 T.. NJ sunday oAccp' O'tai Grove eni Asbui9
Park. 20 =. NJ. mn a,
For Lakewood Toms River aid Barnesat, 80 4 NJ,
q 90 l.. NJ SltgIday- only 3 - T.. NJ.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. {. < II. X. X. k co. bisoSEcJ
EXCURSION TICKET, TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS, S17.O0.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH $500.
Trains leave Wet I2G.-t station, Ne"-fo.k a. io1-
iOws. and 10 Einub.s earlier nom root fIahhlh'st'
.S:BO 4. il.Diy local o. Suspension BrdS", except
~andry- ~ Cosynan@ Jun ton.
1910 A. w. Daily local % Albany and Saratoga PdI-
lur T. Albany SphdnY- only
1910 4. Daily Tor Albany Uufa syracuse 10 n.
ester. Buffalo, Niagara rain, Detroit Cnicasoi eAtpt
II:3j !. Vt aily. eN,crt sunday to Coi,kll! Noun
Albany Sarito,a CaldN,n. Lake G.'fse. Pailor cars
To- Bl1DmNiiU SasIto2t pa. taltAfll ., =,
i;UO T.. u. Daily, tNc'p' sunday Tor '''-hi Mouh
J;i5 r. ". Daiy Tor Ai',rr. Mm'l al rtcn, Syrcu.e.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara fll- Toronto. Detroit
$3.50 y. M.~Daiiy 'l.ct sunday. f'r NewbuIg. Albany
Saratg1 and Montreal afior cW - kihAston
sis T. M.-laily for Albany rtca, ~ ricu-e Rochester.
Buaao. Niagara Fall, Toronto, Detroit cleveland ana
farcr.,faw Locals 90 .. IN. 10 ; IS. - ,. m.
Ncvbur4 Iaral- -. 10 10 m- lIj. 4 30. 1:l1
A. go . II ~ d. u. Daily.
wagner -iel NJ car, for Albany. rtirc. syracuse.
ii,tcr Iualo Niagara lills. Toronto Dctioit Cles g.
Land and thlcJgo all through train
ior Ant, timc-tlb,s. laror and seepng-car accom-.
Wo.hlrgton--t 72G ruon.st, AnnrN Office foot fulton-
T. NtA- os,g Ctv llS ~, 1868. 80 ana 9l- load.
way, ll3 EoNery 81 East l4th-,t 80 WIT l@3l'st''
General Passenger Agent
Wand, rbt-t,c. Ncw-lOgk.
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Guropeau ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRATEFVL-COMFOR
EpPS'S COCOA.

BREAkFAsTBy uoroush hno@ lag . o. ' asd p az
uraI which dlSvslVh
Triton and by careful application OF me me pCt.rte
Of vol selected Cocoa, M Es has proyuea ShI y
save Us many 6eas dostors bills IL oy ne S
may be GRADUALLY built up until strong e Sbf %aass
ave nostins around US ready attack wherever there
point We eS:SPe mhny nrs Hood sns and
properly nourshed Service =, @ sAet sod ONLY
I'm hsiSnom"S' tns by grocers labelled thus; JAMES
Epir CU.. homeopathic Chemists. London, Englsnd.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WN-HlNdroN.
Tor r1haae.phl rcen daJe. 90. 49, - 81, ~ .V''
II .1I ipIulu- \ VI. 80 - -. 80 lDIln- a.
.cp ~ NET pstlus tls 90 Il 90. 80 - J.. NJ.
- IL night ~m,ily. 300 10 70 II 30 tD.inr 'nt
A. " 80 tDinuc Can 80. Il 90 l.. NJ. T. 10 nisht.
For Baltinor' and Washington w,ch dli, ana SUNDAY =
90 30 dining ca \. NJ, ! 30 $40 tbui's t"rl
900. 100 =. NJ. IL H. night.
FOf E1~to1. I,tIl'i'm. Allentown Much hunk g..
100. Is : .+5 :. NJ. 90 30 > 70 30 20 A.ci'
tnaY T. 4 30 :, - \. H.. 90 go r. "
FYr MilLcsbarfr. .'.ti-iph and rant 90, 20 \. NJ
- I'd s, -, 90 200 {, 1000 II 80 l. "
900 81. e.i5 co. oo. -, : - r. ", - -
90 go 600 T.. NJ. i.lj niglt
rof IIair.hu,s ~ 90 49, = \. VI. .or 20
4 co ; 90 =, 81 l. ~ !" - night. cNfrItihg NHul"a1
nighi. SUNDAYS 900 %, . 'oo. 30 T. W y 10
Tor pou,,illc at 90. 500 ST. 1876 \ u. 60.
30. 400. go =. VI; I2Ii MN, except saturday
night. ,,..,,. 40
90 > - \. NJ / 90. 70 40 T. ". - - night
evcc,t saturday night Sund,v-. - \. VI 100 T. ~.
II ulphf.
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
Passenger trims leave ioot Of iiberp-N'

AS tOLIONS:
700 L. VI. daily for MAiCH CHUNK ana inter-
sis A. ST. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER
~ i AIO and the West, PO1TSNI1.!.t aud ptn'ipil
local points. rha t.r T. WIkesbarre Pullman car u
$50 \. W. daily except sundy for CLINTON and
1880 A. VI. daIy lor GENEVA. EocnFNrEE
ri rTHLG' NiAGNEA FALLS aud all points West.
Pullman sleeper H. enc 400 VIA Euialyi Pulnan
Bullet secIi To chicago Nig Suspension Brid-ei CON
d lion. fof f;e1dng iud Harrisburg. .,,,,, 1900,
1890 T.. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, Tor ti'MiliA ana
all Intermediate stations; connection. fo' P"it,t
:i:i5 l.. W. daily except SUNDAY, for IT. NhnAn
NOON and pfincipal int rtdat, stall chair car 10
wlxs bare; connections for Potts Ne Sunday f.,
hOt ~ pLAINfI I.ID and intermediate stations, ,.,.u
5J5 r.. W. daily cNcepe Sbld1fr, fuf hNt ="
lIilHK and infcrneIa.' -ntilnr chair car 60 tt,tE
500 =. ". daily BuIrAlin NiAoAh nca rS'.n "a
Buffalo and suspension Bridge connections Tor "'a''
500 =. W. Galy ior ITHACA @EYtyA EPT bdio,.
Wet. p.rt, Ilurt sleeper TO Chicago, Via Suspension
I.r DE. p,fir M .lcc rrt " Buffalo. 49,,
Hditirnni s,.udi, inin- 10 30 \. NJ Tor Ma.,h
,lnrn md Morn stations. connrco Tor iotts
inc; 40 p. NJ Tor Eaton and ntensda ~ d.,
ti-r.,u Fn-f.,r once 81 Broadway, New orr pi,v
The Nov-Yort Trrsfr Company VIII eaii i1 W d .u
check L.ygar. from hotel residence hrouSh !" U.S.
iinatiOn. \. w, noNNr. d. Nv ~ AGENT
EOII,Iy n WILBUR Assistant zen fiSs' Nt'"'
Cent suDt Eastern DIV
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sept. o. sept. II. Difc cnces
net gold or hand so 0oi-ji 80 1872 si9i35's
%r lreai-ten1er,
had u Isl " u ,Ss1..-2 Inc. l- ~
net silver hd. 1S!l,J2 IS2.'.3Jj De-. OIL -
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

Monday, September j p III.
Tn ,le early dealings the stock market was de-
messed today by sales for foreign account pu'
rallied on the pnbiIc0ti"n Of earnings ON '''' 81
Paul and Atchson railroads. snap WN"l' III
the face of adverse news may hdcdt' 'cNN'
of hubble interest IN speculation theN may Wv
s;rnlv results Of nasteiful manipulation. The
European selling may have Deem c"uS'' ~
f.ors ~ war. by absolute poverty, by uncertainty
about the financial policy of this country III
mactical sense. the reasons are immatcrlai. III
r,.i,o of fine Hebrew holiday which restricted
husiness abroad. Europe WAS a free seller OF
stocks and pres isnably of even better s'cur'i'S'
Ihoro ,v.s onnosed 10 this influence" the Buying
flor the IondOn marEet was clO.'d By proi's-
.;o,,ol traders The extent Of the short interest
* merely a relative matter. Al prse't Il may
bo large. or not. but the scarcity OF stocks lor
delivery is too evident TO be denied, ana OIL thl'
fact every advantage is taken. II. Pahl' VEIN
WAS the most prominent stock, supplies an
excellent illustration. II fell per 'rh' III y"
minutcs only 10 rise about per c'"' y" d
dccrcas. in gross earnings III one "''N VI
s1O-. 900 lie final gain, after th"s" rcihaiA"'''
lamentations. was more than ! pei cent II mn''
NOT he FORGOTTEN that the bulk OF IN st'cN D' ~
Paul Louis lille and Nashville Ere anu : ~,
p,citc-noi 10 mention less prominent c"lh,dlr
= IN Lnl1 i'm Europe Ina supply Of nod'lh|
.tonL i'm this market may be- small am i"I vi
reason the bear faction may easily b' lilSh.''i
hnt hy per,stent sales for foreign account .Ir
eunnly is being steadily reinforced. NEil' NM
yari,:ion. were usually advances, II J, %"IinN
If notice that Erie, Louisville an" NacHNi','
phladnluLia and X adm AMI Union ran" -
ord rrao tonal losses and tlat Lake Nhoi'' ~,
.nn and Northern Pacific lrcfcH"1 ci'N'l 'i, rr
unchanged or only i small iracti'n Deter. ,,,
toclx. that have an international market 'N"p,
inc, ~ Paul were neither huoNahi Nc! ~"
strone On the other hand, Sugar Hciinin4' ".n
nraI Electric and some pth'r industrial STAR
,,"ro LirLcr Iackawanna gained nearly pr
cnnt and Manhattan RailWay iGlly g P.i c'h'.
II e..on,. 9, br plaln that the movement OF Pir'S
was not controlled by the crop statement IT,
nnrtod earnings the action OF Congress- o. ~.
H.. thn rricc Of money Their" l. no d"u.t 'IEl'
onnGdc,rn is being slowly but ''falIIF r.
.,orrd- although no credit for Tn" improvement
,Tov be claimed justly ~ professional Spc'uia
,"'S or praotica politicians. lrai9s may a.
''arc. mr. Gcprcs. stocks as they WISH ana another
Ina NJ an tulatiVc traders may delay necessary
h nm 81 tion bmt natural Influence will have IN
tine their inevitable effect
TO-DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Tho only business in Government henq,
,o, . .,Ie If 80 600 coupon is, at u u! cary
","ota+ious showed disposition 70 ADMIT cohc'S-
ein. hnt this late sale was sufficient 10 reelo.'
,nmn 70 the market and the final quotations were
unchanged follows
sf,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12

c,tcd 236. 600 ounces. Tic Mercantile Safe De-
SSost Company of this city reported silver bullion
On 1land. against which certificates are outstand-
ing. at 16l ,04S ounces:
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ce}rd to-day Sl?0,2ij National bank notes for
redemption.
rhe customs receipts we're S6ls, 49,. tie inter
nal revenue receipts $52l,sli. and ne misccl-
laneous receipts 50 ,l3b.
To-days WASHINGTON Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposit. in bank compares
with the iauros Of the last previous statement
~ follows:
Vet gold .. band .e;Sc, z p y. q Inc D1.i'@
xc & o. IS; So 5sss5 D: s3i$
actual cp,, IN the
Treasury vault.
outstanding , o..-
,etactr. .-ilf ls27I5 el5 70 80 In. 81 81 o.
Deposit bank .: a-G.e6l i2.j'9 80 Inc. l'-.'''
Net cash bal sl2i55957G SIPS 0. 80 Inc sl,l'37oi
The foreign -, hdugc market vas fairly active
but at the close somewhat lower. The supply oi
commercial bills Wa, liInf. bur the demand for
remittance WAS still smaller The market VS.
not weak, however. and for actual business quo
l'ankcrS' bills. - :? i-?aSl 81 and 81 - "a
s. So for lon@ and short sterling respectively
French francs, 80 1-saj.?! J.! anu 80 1-Ns
80; rcichmarks. - is and - T.
IN London British consOl> advanced further ~
per cent 10 o. 1916 Tor money and ~ for the
lcctcd business in Europe. if not IN tllS country.
The open market tate for money IN London was
again lower at , "a per cent for discounts. hHt
INN at 80 Per cent for hankeiI m'i'lo'~'
Bar silver WAS IA HIGHER At - I'd an ounce
American railway shares We're dali AMI weak;
but in the NAL dealings there was ira'toh'l
recovery AZ PaIis French > Irr cents declined
Il few confines 10 99.5ia9"57 -.