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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-08-13
PEOPLE ALL ABOUT

The Queen has decorated Emma
Games, the prima donna, who recently
sang before her Majesty at Osborne
House, Isle of Wright, with a Jubilee
medal.
Eugenia A. w. Ross has been beaten
IN New York in her efforts to get the
$50, 600, 900 fortune of William H. King,
the Providence Or. - insane patient
who died.
Thomas Martin, a negro who has
been employed in the treasury depart
ment at Washington for thirty years,
was discovered this week stealing from
bags Of silver, and substituting the
weight of lead for the siluver dollars
extracted. He had gotten in all $2S.
Archbishop Keane, now of Rome,
will soon visit the Catholic University
IN Washington, of which he was for
nlerly rector. He will be at present
at the meeting of the university
board Of directors in October, and will
return to Rome about November.
Judge Nash, at New York, has an
nulled the marriage of Francis w
Brown, a Washington broker, and
Madge Dean an actress, on the ground
that Brown had a wife living when he
welded Miss Dean, in August, 1894.
General Woodford, Minister to Spain.
has reached London with his family
n staff.
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Cotton Euturca.

Especial to The Messengerl
New York. August ll.-Somewhat
more activity in cotton today resulted
in a decline Of about 10 points for the
new crop. Selling by Liverpool and
fair and quite general rains in Texas
were the influences responsible. Early
Liverpool cables reported a decline Of
lid in that market. Prices here were
3 to 4 points lower at the opening. The
bureau report had evidently discourage
ed the Liverpool bulls, for selling or
ders were received from there all day.
New Orleans and the locad traders also
sold. Prices gradually CAV way until
the close. January opened at ITO. de-
clined to 7.03 and closed at 7.03 with
the tone OF the market quiet and
steady. That short sales are imprudent
continues the popular feeling here. We
fear. however. the market will go
lower. RIORDAN & co.
(By Associated Press.)
New York, August 1.-THE cotton
market opened easy at a decline Of 2 to
5 points under disappointing cables
n bearish crop accounts. Following
h first call the market further declin-
ed during the morning 2 to 4 points
and showed considerable irregularity.
with uneasiness on the part OF the
longs, largely owing to the reports of
spreading moisture in Texas. At noon
the market showed a net loss OF 4 to
Z points. The weakness vas most no.
ticeable in the new crop months, the
strong statistical position and favora-
BILE reports from dry goods centres Civ
ing support to August. September and
October positions on the theory that
early receipts would be promptly alb
sorbed by the demand from American
and European spinners. Reports from
the south, however, indicated a bear
ish sentiment on the theory Of a large
cotton crop. During the afternoon the
market ruled irregular. with a gener-
| ally weak undertone following renewed
reports of rains in Texas with an inch
! and a half rain fall in the central part
Of the state. Liquidation was a feature
Of the afternoon market, which finally
closed quiet and steady at a decline
Of 2 to 10 points.
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sskess1sc. closed ssa.c: Decembsr Ss-iscQ
g7Nc. closed S7Ac.
Corn-Spot market frmer: No. : &sk0
elevator. xi4c afioat: options opened dxm
and ruled strong all day on the advance =
wheat. closing kGAc nieher: AususS
s,Nc: December 3<kd3tKc. closed 3Exc.
Oats-Spot weaker: No. 3 ME-: opt10n9
were quiet but nrm with corn. closing -
NC net advance: September xS.c
Lard-Dull: western steamed MS; Soutb
American Ex: compound excise
| EExs-stcady: state and Pennsyivania
|l2alsc. western fresh TIC.
Cotton Seed Oti-0uict. yellow 863sc.
changed prices 10 q decline Of 5 p0tntA
ruled moderately active On European buy.
ing and local aeIlinx: trading checked 0y
heavy Brazilian movement o6pet by lns
creasing United States delfv.
to 10 points: sales Is. 80 bags. including
September &.SssI6.&. December G.06s-S:
March G.Z5n1-D: May G.5n7.6. Spot cot.
fee-Rio steady; Cordova 1ok Gi6.ic: sales
$40 bags Maracafbo p. [.
centrifugal IS test SAC: refined firm. mould
A SIC; standar A FAC. coufecrioners A
&c: cut loaf 5Sc: crushed sac; powdered
sac: graduated sc.
NAVAL STORES. y
New York. August u.-Rosin dull:
strained common to good $i.SHii-sa Tur-
pentine firmer ut sSFieSisc.
Charleston. s. c.. August u.-Turpcntino
firm at &c bid: sales none. Rosin firm:
sales none; strained common to good N-sS
ais.
Savannah. Ga. August u.-Turpentino
firm at 24Ac. with sales az l.5Ss: closed at
Rosin firm. unchanged; aaies l.co; re-
ceipts Ass.
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Savannah, Ca, April 26, 1896.

savannah, Ga, April 70, 1850.
Having used three bottles Of P. P. p.
sor impure blood and general weakness
and having derived great benefit from
khe same, having gained II pounds in
weight in four we ks, I take great
pleasure in recommending it to all un-
~ofrtunate like
Yours truly,
JOHN MORRIS.
Office of J. N. McElroy, Druggist,
Orlando, Fla, April 20, 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sirs:-I sold three bottles of P.
?. P. large size yesterday, and one bot
lie small size today.
The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheu-
matism winter before asst. I came
back on her the past winter and a half
bottle, 81 size, relieved her again, and
she has not had a symptom since.
I sold a bottle Of P. P. P. to a friend
of mine, one of the turkieS,a small
one, took sick and his wife gave it a
t~easpoonful, that was in the evening,
and the little fellow tur- ed owe like
ae was dead, but next morning was UP
following and we'll.
Yours respectfully,
j. N. McELROY.
Savannah, Ca, March II, 1891.
Messrs, Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sirs:-I have suffered from
rheumatism for a long time and L
not find a cur until I found p. P. p.
which completely cured me.
Yours truly,
ELIZA F. JONES'.
IL O-,nge st., Savannah. Ga.
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New York Wheat Market

New York, August lion top Of yes
terday's 2 cent advance came even q
greater jump in wheat prices today.
The bulls had entire control Of the
market from start to finish. Buyers
were plentiful all day, encouraged by
the sensational advance of 2 to 2hd in
Liverpool prices and 1.20 francs in
Paris flour, figures that created in the
minds Of bull traders visions of further
export demand on a continued heavy
scale. September wheat started at 81,
which was 1%c higher than ii
closed last night. From there ii
moved upward steadily until in the
early afternoon, SSAc was reached,
eclipsing all previous records for the
season. The bulls said it would GO ito
81. 90 a bushel in New York before the
present u movement subsidized.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
irmer and prices 10c higher, standard
patents being quotable at $40: No. 2
spring wheat S3izGs4c; No. 3 spring wheat
7s1eIsoc: No. 2 red Sns7c; No. 2 corn 21k
d271zc: No. 2 oats TIC; No. 2 white 2n
221sc: No. 3 white 17AI21c: mess pork
per barrel s7.75G7.s0: lard, per 100 pounds
81 25a4.27k; short rib sides, loose s53!1zd
$50: dry salt shoulders, boxed S.00G5.z5;
short clear sides. boxed S.0oG5.12ia; whis-
key, distillers' finished goods, per gall
Ion. S1.19.
New York. August n.-Flour-Strong
and higher, but not active; Minnesota
patents A.s5G5.10; winter patents A.50I
ass; do straights $42Jd4.4 10: rye -four firm:
corn meal frmer; sales 400 barrels; yell
low western Gle; city &c; rye stronger:
No. 2 41Iz14sc; car lots 4olkG42c: barley
firm: feeding 29zc nominal; barley malt
quiet.
wheat-Spot strong: No. 2 $3.50 afcat:
No. 1 northern 947sc afioat; options opened
very strong and advanced all day on SEN
sational at Paris and Liverpool,
rurnored large export business investment
buying, shorts covering and absence of
offerings; closed 1AG2l4c net higher: sales
included August closed 9Qtc; September
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The Chicago Markets.

Chicago, ILL.,, August 11th.-Wheat
was extraordinarily strong today and
closed at a net advance of 2s to Sc for
September. Advancing European mar
kets, the decline in spring wheat con
ditfons and a heavy short interest were
responsible for the advance. Septem-
Der sold at SIS, the highest quotation
paid for hat option in several years.
Corn was fairly active, closing Il C
higher. Oats were strong on good ex-
port demand, closing Is C higher. Pro-
visions were dull but steady. Pork
gained 2k C, lard closed steady, ribs
s2A C higher.
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COTTON.

Liverpool August Ia p. m.-Cotton-
Spot fair demand; prices favor buyers;
American middling 4 9-32d; the sales of
the day were 10000 bales, of which 1900
cluded $500 American; receipts 1,6O0 bales,
all American. Futures opened quiet but
steady and closed quiet.
American middling. low middling clause:
August 4 11-64d sellers; August and Sep
TENDER 4 6-64d sellers; September and Oc-
tober 8 6S-e4d sellers; October and Novem-
Der 8 5s-e4d, 3 57-64d sellers: November
and December 8 53-64d, 3 54-64d buyers:
December and January 8 52-64d, 8 53-64d
buyers; January and Feburuary-3 52-64d.
3 53-64d- sellers; February and March
8 54-s4d buyers: April and May 8 54-64d.
8 55-64d sellers; May and June s 55-64d buy
ers; September 4 6-64d.
New York, August n.-Cotton easy;
middling Sc; net receipts none; gross 49,:
exports to Great Britain 400; forwarded
none; sales 1913, all %spinners'; stock 9,212.
Total today: Net receipts 81; exports
to Great Britain 1,Soo; stock 80 SIS.
to Great Britain 1,S30; to France 4O1; to
the continent 1856.
Total since September list: Net receipts
6,621, 351; exports to Great Britain 1904 ,945;
to Franco 500. 75e; to the continent 2,143. 4S5
| to the channel 5,481.
Cotton futures opened easy; sales 5,400
bales; January 7os; February ~; March
TENDER 7.22: October 100; November 7.o3;
December 7.05.
Futures closed quiet and steady: sales
| $4,000 bales; January 7.03; February TOT;
| March ITO; April 7.13; May 7.16; August
7.54; September 7.1S; October 7.04; Novem.
Der 6.96; December 6.99.
Spot closed easy; middling uplands Sc;
| middling gulf SIC; sales 1873 bales.
PORT RECEIPTS.
Galveston-Steady at 7Sc; net re-
| ceipts 81.
N~orfolk-Firm at skc: net receipts 5.
| Baltimore-Nominal at SIC.
B~oston-Easy at &c: net receipts q.
Wilmington-Firm at Sc.
Philadelphia-Quiet at SIC; net re-
ceipts 81.
Sa~vannah-Firm at 7Ac: net receipts 40.
New Orleans-Quiet at Z 11-16c; net re-
ceipts 159; gross 160.
Notwithstanding doin; re; net re-
ceipts i.
Memphis+steady at Z 13-16c; net re-
ceipts 7.
Augusta-Steady at SIC: net receipts Z.
Charleston-Firm at TIC; net receipts ].
Cincinnati-Quiet at Shc; net receipts S.
Louisville-Steady at Sc.
st. Louis-Firm at Z 1850.
Houston-Steady at TIC; net receipts
1,147.
GRAINS, PROVISIONS. ETC.
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Anxious to Entertain tho Federal veterans
Buffalo, N. Y, August 11.-Brice
Stewart Hume, president of the Rich
mond (Va.) Young Mems Business AS
ISOLATION, called at the Grand Army of
the Republic headquarters yesterday
and in speaking of the earnest desire
of the business men Of Richmond to en-
terrain the visitors mex year,, said the
veterans would be handsomely enter
tanned, tina all feeling Of former days
would be forgotten inc that every
honor and courtesy would be extended
the visitors. Mr.. Hume added, how
ever, hat the color line would be drawn
just as sharply during the encamp-
ment as it is at the present day. But
the visiting colored veterans would be
taken good care of by their OWL peo-
pie, who are prosperous and patriotic.
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Florence, Ala, August 11.-Rev. Jas.
Yates, a Baptist minister, committed
suicide in Sheffield by hanging him
self. He was found by his wife before
life was extinct. but died in q few
minutes. Yates was from Detroit, Mich,
and had been in Sheffield a year.. It is
said he was at outs with the Baptists
there. He was IS years old.
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Wise Men Know

1t is folly to build Upon a poor founda-
ton, either in architecture or in health.
A foundation Of and is insecure, and
to deaden symptoms by narcotics or
nerve compounds is equality dangerous
and deceptive. The true way to build
up health is to make your blood pure,
rich and nourishing by taking Hoods
SaSrsaparillla.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fac
''; q; ''&MMzzzzx -! !; ;:; !;
EpwOrth League Diplomas.

Toronto, Ont, August 11.-Secretary
A. H. Chews today sent the diplomas
to the successful candidates in the Ep-
worth League examination on the four
books which are distributed yearly for
hat purpose. The books hat have
been chosen by the committee this year
are: Social Law of Surface" by Pro-
fessor Richard Ely; with the Poets"
by Archdeacon Farrar; Architects OF
Fate" by DR.. O.. s.. Marden; "Our
Lords Teachings" by Rev. DR.. Rob-
ertson. A thousand leaguers wrote on
the examinations this year.
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If The Asheville Register desires tho
contempt Of all honest republicans in tho
Ninth district, just let IL keep up Its
vicious onslaught upon President McKin-
ley. The republicans have too much pa
triotism to be led astray by this disap-
pointed organ of the pie Decentralization
IN. c. Courier,
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THE JAMES SPRUM
INSTITUTE,
K~ENANSVILLE, n. G.

The announcements Tor the next 80
sion OF this School are now ready to -
sent out. Who wants to see oner AnR
interesting reading by addressing . po0-
tai card to Rev. r. v. Lancaster, Ksna11-
vile, N. G. For the motto Of the ITuD.
least possible cost. SESSION OPU1Q8
SEPTEMBER sth, 1891.
r. v. LANCASTER
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New York, August 11.-Money on call
flrmer at 1G2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SAG4A per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business IN bankers
bills at A-SAG4S5A for demand and at
A.S4G4.S4A for sixty days. Posted rates
A.S411G4S6h and S.S6l.14.ST. Commercial
bills $4.S3. Silver certificates 5Sn57. Bar
silver 55le. Mexican dollars 42hs. Govern
ment bonds irregular. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.


The following standing committees were
appointed by the grand dictator:
Committee on Credentials. II. Spra-
gins, r. h Lewis. N. ID. Fetzer.
Committee on Distribution1U; s. Has
on Laws. T. LeGrand, J.
NJ. Spragins, w. H. Higgins.
Committee m Appeals and Grievances
Committee on State of the Order-T. NJ.
Jordan, +. F. Klutx, r. III, Lewis.
Committee on N~ecrology-R- H. Lewis.
r.: F. Lewis, r. c. Cantwell.
1t was ordered that the report of the
supreme representatives be printed in the
MINUTES Of the session.
The hours of meeting were fixed at 8
a: m. and 3 p. m, with adjournment at
pleasure.
After discussions of subjects pertaining
to the welfare of the order, a recess was
taken until 3 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The grand lodge was called to order a
few minutes past 8 o'clock, Grand Dicta-
tor Shaw in the chair.
| The finance committee reported the
books, accounts and vouchers in prope
shape.
The committee on neurology reported
thirteen deaths since the last session.. as
follows: C. w. Blount, E. NJ. Nadal, S.
A. p. Crabtree, A. F. Bizzell, S. n. Bux-
ton, w. B. Boyd, T. J. Carmalt, f. S.
Hoyt and Henry Morris.
| An invitation was received from Man
| ager w. H. Gerken to visit the Carolina
Beach Club rooms, and, ON motion, a vote
of thanks was rendered for the same.
| On motion, the grand dictator was re-
QueSted to thank brother J. NJ. MCGOWAN,
of Wilmington, for kindnesses in connec-
ton with the arrangements for this meet
ing of the grand lodge.
The report of the committee on state OF
the order was presented, and after ma
ture consideration was adopted.
The grand lodge then adjourned to this
| morning at 9 o'clock.
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THE CHIEF
81 90 A YEAR.

Is published at M~axton. N. c., the rail-.
road centre Of Robson county, which q
the largest county In the state, and has
the largest capitalization OF any agricul-
SCOTTISH CHIEF publishes q wide
range Of local news, besides state ana
national notes Of interest, and pays e..
terest to people OF Scottish descent. Il
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The Job Work Department turns out
neat Job Work at competitive prices.
Persons looking for valuable farm laudU
IN this fertile section should write the
editor. J. KIRKLAND Hill
my Is Marion. n. q
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In the PATHWAY
SO prepares the system
for the change taking
place that the final

hour IS CO00e0 OF all w
Danger. Its use insures safety to the
life Of both mother and child, and makes
childbirth easy and recovery more rapid.
"sMother's friend Is the greatest
remedy ever put on the market, and al
our customers praise It highly"
W. n. KING & CO., Whitewriqtt, Tex.
Sent by Mail on receipt of price, s. PER Bottle.
Book ITO Expectant Mothers" mailed free.
rnE eaAoFiElD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, "a.
SOLD ~ AL DRUGGISTS.
=e- AsEEEssss
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liRKEfS.
COTTON REPORT.
u~tr-t-- m~xs

COTTON REPORT.
Wilmington. N. G.. August II.
Receipts Of cotton today bale.
Receipts to same date last year. bales.
This i. seasons receipts to date-EksS
bales.
Receipts to same date last y~ear-l1i-il lis
bales.
The quotations posted at 4 o'clock today
the exchange
Cotton quiet.
Ordinary. ....-.... ... 81
Good ...--...-.. S.
middltng. IA
.....-.-...... .....-.... -
Good middiing. sis
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the cloud nave past and the order IL
past. He was here from the meeting Of
the grand lodge Of Texas, which was the
largest n most enthusiasts he had ever
seem Mr.. Goheen reviewed In detail the
ing a future Of success. spoke words Of
encouragement which were highly appre-
cfated by the members Of the grand lodge
and which win prove An inspiration In
melting them to enewed efforts in behalf
Of The noble order they represent.
A vote Of thanks was tendered the su.
preme dictator for his encouraging ad.
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NAVAL STORES.
Spirits turpentine opened firm at sc
and Shc, and closed very firm at 25kc and
25%c bid.
Rosin steady at $40 and $1.5.
Tar opened quiet at N.15 and closed firm
at $1.10.
Crude turpentine quiet: hard $50: yell
low dip $50: virgin $50.
Prices same day last year-Spirits tur-
pentine PC and &c: rosin $l.sci. and
$L37s: tar N.5: crude turpentine 81. 20,
$1.0 and $l.65.
Receipts today-12i casks spirits turpen-
tine. $50 barrels rosin. lbs barrels tar, 9.
barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts for same date last year-le2
casks spirits turpentine. 1Se barrels rosin,
24 barrels tar, 80 barrels crude turpentine.
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GRAINS, PROVISIONS.

Chicago, August 1.-THE leading future
were as follows:
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7oxiIo feet, sold q few DAYS since by Mr.. Goldlng to
Mt, j, J, wysong and MI. Buchanan winthrop. Ine
price paid by Mr.. Croker. It Is reported was soou'
Mr.. Goid,nc has also sold No, 8 West Flfty.siIth
street for Charles II. Tennoy TO william. a. Peepket
ON nrIyHt terms, There Is n fourstory brownstone
private dwelling on n lot e5x70.
NJ. & L. Iieas have sold for snyder Brolnets, 70 an
investor, No. 80 East Ninth street, q four-story brown'
stone building, on lot COX l0O,
has sold TO an investor. AT 100000 or more, Two lots
on tho north slide OF Sevcnty.scconu street, lio iect
east OF Columbus avenue. -
The sale OF the Cyrus Clark property, at Eighty
Il. j. phillips & Co. have sold for George e. Edgar's
Sons. to n Mrs. Smith, No. rs West Ihlrty.o!nIn
street. a now four.story and basement brownstone
dwelling, 25N9OxlO0.5. 1t Is tho last OF a row ro-
Gently finished.
Levine, No. Id5 West Tenth sire {. o three'story
dwelling on lot 22xp5; also for Simon Hatch to Ed
ward collins, No. 81 West Ninth street, n three story
dwelling, 22.3XOy 3; also Z r Julia l.. GOdillot, 10
Wallace stewart. No. l5l West Thirteenth street, n
Francis Lutz has sold to Antonio NJ. SInaga, NO.
1923 East l0lst street, a hve.story FIAT house, on lot
2BXlOO.l1.
j. T. Fitzpatrick has sold to Louis II. schnakenberE,
Nos. GAO and 632 West l4Sth street, three'story
Arthur Taylor & Co. have sold for Peter Larson to
Mrs. Ella q. Davis. the four.story, high.stoop, brown
stone dwelling, No. 800 West F1rty'seyenth street,
for $50. 900.
S. Q. Mcnzes has sold TO Maria L. de Maria n i've.
story dwelling, property on the southeast corner OF
West End avenue and Tooth street for $4,000.
Dun and Rusher have sold to q builder the vacant
lot 25Hl 90, on the north side OF 14sth street, west OF
Amsterdam avenue.
James walsh has sold No. o West 10ath street, a
nve.story double Nat, near Central Park West, for
Joseph Murphy, Jr, TO a Mrs. Shaw for $4,000.
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cTinanrtAl.
TO THE SOLDIERS or
Denver, Texas & Gulf
Denver, Texas & Ft. Worth

The undersigned Committee has on deposit NOR,
than q majority OF the outstanding First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Denver. Texas and Gulf Railway Gom.
paDy. and n large proportion OF the outstanding bond,
OF the Denver, Texas aud Fort Worth Railroal com.
pnny. under Bondholders' Agreements, dated Dccem.
Der 18th, 1898.
A formed In the interest OF n mortgage
subordinate to tho Mortgages represented by this
Committee invites deposits Of your bonds. In their
Bondholders' Agreement they have stated. with refer,
ence to the bonds represented by the underslgnpd
committee, ms Follows: 1.-THE Committee cnntrn,.
plates that any plan of reorganization which may ie
ndopted or approved by 1t will include both
classes OF said First Mortgage Bonds. bu ths
Committee assumes no duty towards the depositorp
under this article OF said First Mortgage Bonds,
or any obligation TO include in said plan or
agreement OF reorganization either class OF said First
Holders OF these bonds are cautioned not to do
post the same with such Committee, or with any
Committee havirg adverse interests in subordinate
liens.
The bonds represented by the undersigned Com.
mittee ara n prior lien TO the Union Pacific. Denver
and Gulf Bonds. on their respective divisions. In
order that the holders, shall 10 in a position to avail
themselves Of this priority, IL Is necessary for them
to depo IL their bonds with the undersigned. who are
constituted a Committee solely for the protection OF
the Bondholdsra' interests.
Del, osits should b. made at the New York Security
and Trust Company, 40 Wall ST.. New York.
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L. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-29
COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

Tuesday. Sept. 2s.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
rather more active and easier. Sales 3s5, 900
bush. including sc, 900 No. . hard winter. iO,-
600 ungraded red. "a 900 do. spring on private
terms. 81. 600 spring wheat resold, and 200. 900
winter wheat at the outports for export; l,OOO
No. . red at 90iac., free on board afoat. Free
on board afioat: No. / Northern spring. New
York, a7lac.; do. Duluth. 974c.; No. . hard
winter, 95ac.; No. Q red. now. 964c. Min
neapolis received to-day Pa, 100 BUSH. against
GAG. $50 last year: Duluth s9i 332. against AL.
TO3; Chicago 2O2, $50. against 2Ol $50; Milwau-
kes 72,s50.. against 5000; st: Louis $4,000.
80, 900; Toledo 3i,NGs. against 27,7I2; Detroit
32,073. against 1898 last year. Futures dc.
clined 7sc. to lac. Future sales 8, O05. 900 bush,
us follows: