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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-11
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-Tba mar,,ot g.
b btT;ks was devoid of interest. Today was a
monday on the London exchange IT. "1s
ionIin 1npa at 10 the opening was, therefore
tins. Inc heated term has driven MANI
active operators out of town. and the o+1 l-TS
bmce on the exchange was small. Womb he
ouSers ana Would-be sellers are both scarce
ana When they appeared TODAY thew foI,n5
themselves far apart in their resnectiyo idna
VI prices. The consequence was that tranxsc9
IONS en- the exchange in the aegrasafo
sb aTi,eu Darcy half hundred thousand
sugar. This stock was erratic dur:ng tbo
uay, On the conflicting rumors regardine The
I "a out did not move very wide range
The wboia aoove last nights Closing during
tme "IoIe session, at one time going Il above
put closed with a fractional net gain. The
60 were most active, next to Sugar
n dnut enjoyed continued benefit from the re-
Poits vi Soou crop prospects, New York
Central was active and higher on account
OF the persistence to the rumors that the Lead
ing lIt aht were about to secure control of
added a fraction to it's price, owing to the
continued belief in an additional dividend IA
be declared. Chicago Great Western, Des
N Moines d Fort Dodge and Keokuk & Des
MONIES preferred continued to improve under
market operations of inside interests. the
latter STOCK advancing Az points, ST. Paul
was sustained by the first weeks statement
oI gross earnings, showing an increase of
over Su,0O0 Minnesota Iron rose p0int
and Rio Grande Western preferred ~. The
Rubber shares We're heavy the preferred los
ing points and the common / on the resig-
nation Of a prominent director and renewed
rumors of difference in the control. The close
showed majority of stocks a small fraction
higher.
The total sales of stocks, today were 81 1862
shares shares including: Tobacco. $500; Sugar. H.
100 Burlington, $500; St. Paul, 400
Inc following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and industrial shares fur
nlshed by c. Il F. Smith & Co.. members
New York stock Exchange and Chicago board
of trade: r..
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 1O.-of all the du,,
days reported of the local wheat market This
is the dullest of all for many months. Some
time was taken to make the first trade a
longer time to make the second and third
Well on for midsession before ACCOMPLISHED.
Bid and asked prices fLctuated within the
limits Of 1sc up to II O'Clock
July wheat opened at 72ssc, against 72hc
Yesterday, lost 1sc by Has a. m, and closed
September wheat opened at 63hc, against
63A g6Sasc yesterday, lost Sc gained nc,
lost Lice. firmed up to 63hc, dropped to
62B@69c by 11:45 and finally closed at 63c.
The cash wheat trade was moderately
active, with No. L northern going at a full
cent over the July option. Low grades sold
iairly well, but concessions had to be granted
as per statement below. Receipts here were
181 cars, and shipments % cars ~
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PRODUCE.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Do EN- -tiINJ EIGo.
NEW YORK. July -Butter-Receirts,
S.421 pkgs; steady; Western creamery, Ito
15Ac; Eigns, 15Ac; factory, S@101kc. Cheese
Receipts, 25O6 pkgs; quiet; state. large,
71a@75sc; state. small, '714@71&c; part skins,
4@514c; full skins. 21@@Sc. Eggs-Receipts,
5,499 pkgs; steady; state and Pennsylvania,
1212c; Westerns lie.
Chicago. July 10.-Butter steady; creamery,
12Q1i12c; dairy, 9912c Eggs quiet; fresh, Sc.
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In His Line.

WHO is that bloodthirsty little fellow who
wants war so badly?"
Do you mean the one that said that what
yes"
Don't mind him. He's the agent for a XII
Microscope company" Plain Dealer
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LIVE STOCK.

UNION STOCKYARDS.
Receipts-5O0 hogs, 1850 cattle. so calves, $50
sheep.
Hogs-Strong and active quality only fair.
REPRESENTATIVE Sales
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Representatiye salss-

Cattle-Steady. The few loads on the mar
ket sold out early, and the yards we'll
cleared up. Fat cattle are scarce and in
Representative Salas4,
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Real Estate Transfers.

Hennepin County Savings bank TO Mar
garet Gull.aume 1t 20. blk Is, Bakers
zs aad ;,s;; ........... sc
Emma l.. Fifield and husband 10 +. A.
Borchardt, It's l and 2, blk -. Lyman
Daytons add - '''''' ..
NJ; Weir ct al. TO Ellen Weir, 1t >, blk TO-
Mackubin & Marshall's add
Ellen Weir to William L. Boyer, same. :,
Four transfers, total ..... g s.
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-Rye-Ne. 2, S2stRs93se. mo sales
Barley-No. 4. 25Sac.
GRAIN INSPECTION.

Total ......... 43 % 10
Other Grains-No. oats, % cars; no grade
oats. cars; No. 4 barley, car; No. 5 barley,
car; no grade, cars.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat, No. 1 north
ern. 76 cars; No northern. "a cars; No. 8,
4 cars: rejected, cars; no grade 5 cars: No.
oats. II cars; No. barley, cars; No. /
HaY
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RECEIPTS -ANBssHIpMENTs.

Received-Wheat I2s.aD bu; corn. 200 bu;
oats, ,O5O bu; baTtegEE2,S50 bu rye, 1880
blu; max, 7,56O bu 1oW, 150- bbls; hay 81
tons; fruit SS,34 lPst Merchandise, ,332 90
lbs; lumber, ~ capS posts l car; barrel
stock, cars; mach gerry 527. 100 lbs; coal, 459
TONS wood, ~ coras8 Nick. $4,000; lime, 2
cars; cement $50 btgs Hgusehold goods, 20 coo
lbs: stone car; Aess&d meats. 7S, 400 lbs /;
wool, 10000 lbs; rafls9M materials. cars
sundrles. 26 cars; car Ids, 500
Shipped-Wheat. Is, $4RJ blu; oats, 1850 bu:
barley, $500 bu; rye. 1920 blu: flax 1000 bu !;
flour. 52,946 bbls; milst8ffs l,06l tons: fruit,
931O0 lbs; merchandise, e 023, 400 lbs; lumber,
coal, 20 tons; cement, $40 bb!s; household
goods, 10000 lbs; ties, l car: stone. cars /;
live stock. cars; butter, 1890 lbs wool,
1881 lbs; railroad materials, 1 car; sun
dries s cars; car lots ia
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nominal at $S.SO@3s5 Westerns and Texans
sold at $2.50@3.6O. Lambs sold at sS.5OG5.50
yearlings;; being worth $3.35Q4.25. Common
sheep and lambs sold slowly at low prices Re-
ceipts: Cattle, 400; hogs, $4,000; sheep, 1000.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett & Zimmermans Report-Market
Tor the current week has been fairly active,
with high and steady prices; have some
heavy farm mares on hand. The following
representative sales are for horses this day:
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RANGE OF PRICES.

Open High Low Closing
ing. est. est. Today. Yes.
July .........723s 1875 TN 72A 72H
September ...63A 63h SO So 63%
On track, No. hard, 74Ac; No. 1 northern,
&c; No; northern, Tic; July oats, 1870;
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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, July 10.-Money on call Ia
III per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 304
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SIOUX CITY.

SIOUX CITY. To-, July 1o-ca+t,e-Re-
celpts, 200; yesterday. 1856; shipments, 24S:
market steady, good clearances. Cows and
bulls oulis, mixed. $1.5Oa36O veals, $405 50;
yearhngs, $3.5OQ4.75. Hogs-Receipts, 100;
Yesterday, 675; shipments, I27: market active:
% % lower selling at So. 2O@3 35 bulk, So, 256
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. July 1O.-Cattle- Racoirts ooo.
market very quiet. with only a retail trade
oW WIN 10 meager supply. Hogs-Receipts
a'9 s5 market active and strong light. 1880
S Sboos mixed ~ 2OgS.5O; heavy. S3.15@3. 90.
"Aeep-heceipts, 500; market unchanged
KANSAS CITY.
,zd KANSAS CITY, July O-Cattle-Receipts
cein+s nlar doe steady. unchanged. Hogs-Re-
bb1LPts quo; market steady to shade lower.
0u1A Oh Sales 81 .25@3.4O. Sheep-No market
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The following were the closing prices of
other stocks, as reported by the Associated
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

SPECIE MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The exports of srecie
from the port of New York for the week
amounted to 1872, AS in silver and 50 SOP in
yer, $49,4
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. July 1O.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows:
available cash balances, $233, 966, 702; gold
reserve, $142, O16,G51 eON
CHICAGO MONEY.
CHICAGO, July 10.--New York exchange.
6Oc premium Foreign exchange steady; de-
mand 81 81; sixty days 81 $50
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$45O,1l9 So
Minneapolis $S2S, 749. ..s
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per cent. Sterling exchange, with actual
business in bankers bills at s.. 8714. S7A for
demand. and at $4,000. 1854 for sixty days
Posted rates, 81. S61aG4. 871@ and 81 $500 SS1h
Commercial bills, $4.S5. Bar silver, 6OAc;
Mexican dollars, 47c.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
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PRICES Alb LOWER
LIQUIDATION THE ORDER OF THE
DAY IN THE CHICAGO MAR
kETS.
THREE-ElGHTHS DOWN.
Loss FOR CORN HALF A POINT,
WITH OATS SLIGHTLY
SHADED.
AFRAID OF GOVERNMENT REPORT.
Traders IndispOsed to Carry Long
Lines ever Until MOnday-PrO-
visions Ruled Heavy.
AFRAID OF GOVERNMENT REPORT.
MARKET SUMMARY.
FINANCIAL.

Call money, New York. 49,. IL 1@15
Bar silver. New York. 800. .60A 60A
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CHICAGO eyREAG vvESlERN RY.

The Maple Leaf Rcute.''
Ticket Office: Robert ST. cor 9Th st. Phone 15o
Trains leave from ST. Paul Union Deuot
: DAILY. T Except SUNDAY. Leave arrive
dubuque, Chicago. Waterloo, { f7.30 am n 2spm
alarShitiIown, DeS MoiDas. IS. 10 pm - 40 am
s. Joseph and Kansas 'Ttv. Ks 10 nm q - nm
MailtofNis - % am
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90 not DeieNe thal business II improving sHo"'u
note the Increased truck traffic In the streets
and investigate the condition Of railroad freight
-. -. =, - ., ~ ,.,.r ,,,1,, ,,,daI cors
'"4"'' ~ - ''- - Wv 80 49,
than can he conveniently handled. II 'H'7
,,ro,ns nothing the statements as 10 earnings DO
trba earnings printed daily in TIL Tribune should
he carefully watched Investors hav- follow "a
-ba rac-ut earnings Of he s. Paul company,
OF th4 Ncw-Yorl Central Company. and II
all the great Eastern and Western lines.
and they have been encouraged 20 auy the So
curitics Of these roads. And they are stil buy
i7lr them For three years investors received
s9ot returns on thair lv,.-sf ul-ut, and now that
.r4. 500 proftgNl. divlderds ahead they are
wiling io incraas. their holdings while opera tors
who merely Aur and sell on speculation are CON
ndar- that large profits ar get 80 De- taken out
OF the market RoaCtiors ana bear scarrs may
,,'.,,e au, small traders profits but large inter
es's VIII be success ul and inv. stjrs' holdings
MIL n1t hc in danger.
i considerable rart Of the interest in the stock
market today vac centred al 81 Pau stock.
owing - the expectation 81 an extra dividend
ennuI,u.erornt The ouening was from 991a 20
V,,5.. Sr,seolent sales for profits and brar pres-
sure caused the whole market to sell Of. -.
Paul declining To 9Si. and burlington to -; but
about | o'clock the entire list rallied, with -.
Paul the strong feature at a maximum advanct
OF u, prr cent 10 1Ol the closing price. l. II
not customary for Huntington stock % lag be-
hind - Paul and for This reason its future
co1rsa wi, he watched wi Il considerable inter
est Burlington closed al 91iy against 90. last
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MEXICAN NATIONAI.


Tnnlon sent g-The weekly o the Bank
OF ENGLAND the following changes compared
with the pre- Total decreased. ti
circulation decreased 1850 40. bullion decreased
fiOS -5a securities increased tI2D other dep sits
nrreasea i3sU 0u. public deposits decreased. 1913 M"
noes resrrr DECREASED f3spO Government securities
decrrnYel II OOu The pr portion q the Bank Of Eng
i,rJ's -eser,e IT, .nDtv which last w"k 81 10. -
nv )" pe~ cent. The Bank = England's rate u dis
count G.ua.ns unchanged at per cent Gold - Quoted
~ Lisbon tl-iny AT iG. at Rome ltD-o AT hhehos
Ayrcs holiday. The am!unt of hni!.n wiihd,awn rom
,lc Ugnt Il England balance TO-DAY Is tIpihh 49,
I ?. m-5tock--Thr market r american securities
atvnucct somewhat but weakened later owing = "ifT
a;s realns secure pr9ns The tone was Srady ana
bc demand soi"ray light. Consols Tor money, ia lr
the account iIlS Atchisln. los, canadian. iCN 81
paul lo2, Illinois Central. li?. Louisville. tJ. aieN
rsl Central mes. rs York cen raj lli+ EtIr
,i- Pennsylvaua IS Heading lti1 Erl" Hrst pI-ierru
"a Mexican Ordinary D, Money. J Der cent Thr rate
III dis cunt In pen market for 18th snort ana thee
months nj,
Paris Sep, The weekly statement 81 the bahk ~
France rvs the following changes as compared Nm
IN. prcvu.s account. Notes IN circui1fn DECREASED
IA 90 Francs Treasury accounts current i.creaSrd o.,
10 1, francs GOLD In hand DECREASED ihsi~o nh''s
bills discounted decreased 'rd-""" """'S' S''' o."
hand decreased. J.+sh.trJ francs. 49, , a.. .r,r,..
- E.-rhrre per cent renlrs, IN ''""e' OF N-
f0r the account, 49,, On r,a,b. aoi.
Berlin. sept e-EHchanss on >l'"-"' ." "'"'A@ .
pfeanings fJr checks -, -, t,cr..aeI lis
rate Of discount from 10 per cent
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financial.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad COMPANY
DEBENTURE BONDS.

The Six per cent Debenture Bonds 176, Am and the
Four Debenture Bonds 4lioo Of the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company mature October
1891 and will be paid In cash presentation at
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY at after maturity
In response inquiries made by bondhoiders. whether
the Company would extend these bonds. or any
part OF them the Company concluded that It
ID willing Bonds to the amount In the aggregate
exceeding sso0O; and upon presentation AT the
Central Trust Company between September 18th, ls9'
and October 9Th isy7. Of Of the now outstanding
Bonds will issue exchange therefor until the Bonds
issued SG00o. its Dsbenture Bonds OF the
like character guaranteed by the Southern Pacific Com
pany maturing October LIST 1892 and bearing interest
at the OF Five per annun, payable
annually April LIST and October LIST The October
1891 coupon maturing Bonds will be paid in cash upon
presentation thereof the Central Trust Company on
or after September 18th 1891.
This offer subject TO withdrawal at any time without
notice.
NEW YORK. September iih 1897.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY THOs. H. HUBBARD. President,
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xdivlaend.
Thursday. September 9-p. m.

.ISud!, SeptSllDeT p H.
:, 'ne stock OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST.
au' railway Company sold above par to-day for
e Hrst time in fourteen years, and registered
,,, ahce from the lowest price Of the year Of
- per cent The directors OF the Chicago. NH
~ and 81. Paul Railway Company declared
- eC'ar seinl-annual dividend If = per cent
Whit ana an extra dividend OF per cent,
cen, practically placed the road upon per
d,v,aa.a a period Of dividend resumption and
,ro,,'a u expansion has opened and in the next
SEE ,h otns holders u securities may hope 10
Adr,,,,.''A results OF the change in National
M, .. @'auon. Of good harvests and Of the re-
ness oou ,,'. noence and cheer, and settled bust
price an '"s Chicago Gas sold at its highest
o. corso,,, ora to-day. The same thing IL true
well a. r,,,'d Gas Industrial companies. as
Of ler,,r,as companies are feeling the effects
Of lndpst,1a, 'aae expansion. and the majority
Which win '''cKs are not yet selling at prices
WIG pest OF the year People who
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TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas COMPANIES

plan agreement. dated September lst 1897. pro-
vlag the union q the properties and business Of the
Equitable Gas Light New York and East River Gas
com, formulated and have been approved
BY tie respective Boards u Directors o. the two Com
pare. ,pies 4 the plan and agreement showing the
distribution x securities among the present stock
h.lders can be obtained from the Undersigned stock
holders referred such agreement under which the
unl-rsgnel wlI teposary with fuil power 70
proceedings expedient 10 consun-
plan Of union The agreement will not become
effective until ie.,s Of twO-hir4s u the stock II
each Companies ami the right TO deposit VIII ex-
Lire N October l. 1871 \ syndicate has agreed 10
purchase shares of stockholders not desiring
. rvert present h.il1gs securities and stock
holders mus, Indicate election CONVEX; or sell for
cash Tine Z deposit
New YORK. september 7 1897
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
IeuosifarY.
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financial Mselinss.


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
TUE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
" PORTSMOUTH. VA, Sept Tth, 1897
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Of the
L Stockholders OF the Carolina Central Railroad COM
many will in the Front Street office OF the Com
pany In the city OF Wilmington, North Carolina. on
Thnr.9ay the eth day u october. A. d., 1891, at !
O'Clock p. nj. ,>,o =, .,,.an
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A. meeting 4 the Board 4 Directors Of the Equitable
Gas Light Company = Nav York proposition was
presented f1r the Il the shares II this Com
pany " an exchange u said shares for the securities
Z new Company. consolidating his Company with the
Xsv Work ana Eas, River Gas Company. set forth
In ne -sg,ng advert u the Central Trust Com
pany Drpositary
Afer fun consideration. It was unanimously resolved
n rcri--i The acceptance thereof by the stockholders
II this company.
BY order I tie Board 4 rect1rs
j. y. MILLER. Secretary.
Nv York Sertemher ? 1927.
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9 TOCKHoLDERs MEETING. - Notice is

~ hereby given that special meeting ot The stock
holders OF The Homer ZEE Bank Note company VIII be
hes AZ the Office OF Company. at No. 1874 Nassau
street New York September gid 1891, at IL O'Clock
noon Of consolidation entered
into between the Directors this Company and Tie
Franklin Bank Note Company.
MICHAEL TANNER. Assistant Secretary.
that special meeting Stockholders Of Frark-
lin Bank Note Company will be held a; the Office Of the
COMPANY. at No. i2 Broadway New York City. on Sep
tender 22i 1897 al IL O'Clock noon. 70 vote upon an
Agreement Consolidation entered into between the Dr.
r.ctors Of this Company AID The Homer Lee Bank Note
Company. a. - SAHf. Secretary.
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Dlulosn0 IotIces.

rJ'O HOLDERS Of the Guaranty Trust Co.'S
certificates u deposit FOR non-preferrei bonds the
Quincy Omaha and Kansas Ciy Ry. CO.: on sept IS
cha1iss Tor interest that he
toned bonds will be mailed holders Z record clos
INK OF sept. Books for transfer of certificates
Will r-o;en-l sept. IL.
GUARANTY TRUST co. OF NETWORK
Depository.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
Office New-IOrA. sept sth. 1897.
vI,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared dividend q TWO PER CENT on the preferred
and common payable the office Of the company
an ,he lST DAY OF OCTOBER next. stockholders OF
record at three O'Clock p. II. the 18th day Sep
,.r,her 1907 A 'h. b,ok bs
Led be At O'Clock A. NJ the ID
OF october. 1897. - . - .-
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the OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION Co

NEW YORK. September 3, 1s87
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared quarterly
dividend Of ONE PER CENT. the preferred stock OF
this company. payable October ], 1897. -
The Central Trust Company ~ New YORK VIII on thet
pay holders u record al the closing
close Of business on Nsdnes-
day september Is 1897. ~ It's voting trust certificates
representing preferred stock Of this company The books
for The transfer u such certificates VIII De reopened IN
October 2 1891. Checks Will b. mailed.
The Old Colony Trust Company Il Boston. Mass, VIII
on day pay such dividend % the holders q
the closing OF the transfer books at me close o
business "Wednesday sepembsr - $3.50 Il rs voting
certificates representing trust certificates ~
the Central Trust Company II New York representing
preferred stock ~ this The books Tor the trans
fer q certificates Of the Old Colony Trust
Company will be pened October =. 1897 Checks viii
be mailed.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co..
BY HOWARD e. TRACY.
Assistant SecretaHy.-
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At d meeting 4 the Board 4 Directors 4 me New
Y TX AMI East Gas COMPANY held september 'tn
l,gT was unanimously resolved % recommend that the
stockholders Company deposit their shares " STOCK
under the rIaa 4 union with The Equitable Gas Light
company ~ New YORK and the agreement i'e1 srp-m
her list 1885, with Central Trust Company u Ne"
York as Depository.
Copies ~ the plan and agreement can be procured al
mi. c,mpanys aifce or at Office u The Central
Trust Company.
- order o; Board Z Directors.
FORD III NTiNGTON. secretary.
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4 quarterly dividend of II. per cent on the
capital stock - the Commercial Gable Company
has been declared payable October J.
The directors Cf the Sew-YOrk and Harlem
Railroad Company nave declared 4 dividend OF
= per cent the preferred and common stocks.
payable on october !. at the coWpany's office.
70 stockholders - record, on Septe nber 10
The oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
pany has declared d quarterly dividend # per
cent on IFS preferred stock. payable October
The Central Trust Company # Nrw-York ana
the Old Colony Trust Company. ~ Boston. NiiI
on that day pay the same To IN" holders of
record a. the C.usiUg u the transfer books On
Wednesday, September H.. On IT. voting trust
crrt.n 4trs representing preferred stock.
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GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary
JOHN e. 1ORRIS, Asst Secretary
EDWARD V. PRESTON, Supt Of Agencies
J. 3. LEWIS, I'D, Medical Director and Adjuster
SYLVESTER {. DURHAM, Counsel.
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NEW ENGLAND
Loan and Trust Company,

CAPITA! and Surplus >. $3.50, 900
T. .. ESHBAUGH. President.
w W WILMER. Ce-Presldcnt
" f. BARTLETT Secy and Treas.
DIRECTORS:
HENRY y. LYMAN, Z. Il. FERRIS:
HENRY WHELEN, + Is HiFfLE, nrr
IHEN VIVIAN a. w MARQUARDT.
r. II. SAMSON. i. @ ESnbhCIM
II 7 PIERCE W. r BARTLETT
w " WITMER.
Tbis Company has had twenty-on years ex
neri-nc- in lending money on mortgages IN
iowa Missouri Eastern Nebraska Eastern
Kansas and the Black Land section or Texas
Mortgnges agKregntinH about Slo.twUD
go. hruurht through the last
nj .vrpX Investor received his principal
md Stx per cent. interest In exact hccorh-
.nc, with tn. terms OF the coutrnct.
Farmers In the lending fields nave never Deem
A. prosperous they are at present
The company sells IT. own bonds which are
smply secured by first mortgages or the most
Thoroughly tested character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
49, cash bal .sel6. 507 $50 s2ld2i0.l9J Dec

C,,.s,or,s receipts reported from Washington
-, 'i,Srn s49l 1913. internal revenue recepts
s3-i az and the miscellaneous receipts ~ zy2
total government receipts foT me day' $500
s1nR1 Receipts for month to date 5.SDl.26o;
eyDenditurss. Ss.515.OoD excess of expenditures
$267l4O Receipts for sea i ysar 10 dsie ~ 49,
,oSi,',ree IS I55J 81 Receipts u National
perr notes for redemption to-day, Sl2i,1o1
The Sub-Trsasury was debtor at the Gear
ing II ,use sos 40 Its net gam on baI'I!Ie
az ii 4lg gs7 and loss IN coin OF SIT - ~
davis operations included: Receipts N'''h9 ~
uovneIts - J2s 90 resulting III general Dai-