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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-10-14

entire state is over $4,000, 900 bushels
and the ability of the farmers to dis
pose Of their crops at the high prices
now prevailing will bring many mill
lions of dollars of fresh capital into the
state of Kansas alone.
Hagler and Whitehead are held In
$500 bond at Salina for robblng blind
man. The accused are two young men
Of respectable families.
In parts of the drouth-stricken re.
gion in the western country the earth
10 cracked wide enough to admit IN els-
plant, It IL said.
Tho live stock sanitary boards al
Kansas, nlinoia Missouri, Nebraska,
Oklahoma, Montana. Colorado and
Texas decided in joint meeting 1t Fort
Worth to call it southern and not Tex.
- fever.
Chautauqua county produced FAC, $40
bushels Of wheat and released $50 600
OF mortgages, 10 per cent Of it, total
mortgage Indebtedness.
It has been several years since the
price Of wheat has been so high - Il
has been in the past month, and the
indications seem to be that it will stay
mp 1t least for time. owing 70 the
shortage Of crops in foreign countries
Sumner county alone raised 4, 500. 00c
bushels of wheat, being the largest
number Of bushels ever raised BY any
| one county in the state of KansaA
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-10-14
Value of Value OF

Last weeks report covering the bust
ness failures In the United States II
more encouraging than any which has
been presented since the upward ten
dency of business which came with the
Inauguration Of President Mckinley.
The entire number of business failures
reported last week was only 169. which
was less than half the number In the
corresponding week of September. 1898.
the first year Of Cleveland's second
term. and vastly less than any CORE
sponding week during the entire -four
wears of his occupancy Of the preaa-
Dental chair.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-10-14

About three years ago ChaA Hoyt
visited Boston, and gave dinner to ,
party of friends, among them being
Eugene Tompkins, proprietor of the
Boston Theater and the Academy Of
Music, New York; John McNally of the
Boston Herald; Julian Mitchell, gener-
al stage manager for Hoyt; Harry Nc
Clellan, manager for Eugene Tompkins
and others
During the course of the dinner Hoyt
incidentally told, in his quaint and hu.
morors way, story which was SO
thoroughly funny and the complicated
situations Of the characters so absurd,
that he sat his hearers in commissions
of mirth. After the laughter had in
measure subsidized, some one asked
Hoyt if he had name for the story.
He replied that he thought he should
christen it ''The Story of Milk White
Flag"
"Why don't you make . play OF
that?' said Tompkins ''It would make
a capital play" replied Hoyt, shut it
would require so many people. so much
scenery and no end of mechanica!
effects, SO that it would be impractical
BILE"
Nonsense" said Mitchell, "rll BET
I can with the assistance o. Larry Nc
earthly, Tompkins stage manager,
stage that into practicable form, and
if you will write the piece, I'll also bel
a years salary it will prove one of You,
greatest successes"
''Al right" said Hoyt, "Ill write
play around that story call it "a Mill
White Flag" and wager set of dia'
mond shirt studs that it will be utterly
practicable.
'.Agreed' said Mitchell, and the play
was written and produced and it has
proven the greatest financial and AZ
tistic success of this popular play
wright
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-10-14

It seems only to be q question Of time
when Great Britain must cease to ex-
port any tin plates to the United States
and that time may probably be here
very soon.-Iron and Coal Trades Re-
view, England.
We hope so. This was the intent
AID purport of the Mckinley tariff OF
1890. and 1t Is gratifying to learn, from
sp authoritative foreign source. that
such a favorable result is being 90
quickly achieved.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-10-14
Importations.
$285,685,614 49,O65,

Table showing importations and GUS
toms receipts during five months pre-
ceding the enactment of the Dingley
law:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
financial.

NEW YORK. December 10TH 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS


CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAIU S4ONNs.
ChlcagJ January 4. 1897
Saturday. To-day. Saturday. To-day.
Am Strawboarc. "a 32lz Int Pkg Co... p q
{ c c Il d Co co co do pref ......... 44i2 i412
Brew & Malt. 1912 1919 Nil & en- Br Co. IL l0i1
do pref. ....... % 20 do pref ......... 1875 81
che tlty Ry al 2l3 y Biscuit Co. 5O3. 49A
ca Pkg & = Co. 81. 5r2 y On ST Il R....ls5ie 1sl2
DO pref. 40 40 Streets " : l.. - IL
Diamond Match.115 ia W On 81 II r.. 50 sl4
Elev. l7as In Lake st E T cts l4i2 l4i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
CLOSING PRICES OK BOSTON STOCKS.
Monday. January 4-p. m.


Dealings in stocks to-day were light and most
~ professional. with prices generally tending
lower. more bank failures in the West having an
unfavorable effect upon traders sentiment. while
fear of disturbing developments In Washing
ton on the reassembling of Congress helped to
restrict business An advance in wheat to the
highest price of the season had no influence upon
securities. and no development of favorable
character affected prices TO any material extent
Jersey Central stock made a small gain on the
declaration of the regular quarterly dividend,
and Delaware and Hudson strong in sym
pathy, at a net gain of over l per cent, the only
other noteworthy strength in the active list be-
ing in Consolidated Gas. which advanced per
cent above Saturdays closing price. Reading
was weak. due to profit sales on stock taken in
expectation of favorable decision Ia the pro-
ceedngs proposed by the State Of Pennsylvania
against the company's charter The Attorney
General of the State holds that the company
operate under its charter and interests connect
ed with the road are now confident that the chief
obstacle to renewed confidence in the property
has been removed. Reading stock with Sugar
Refining Burlington. ST. Paul and General Elec-
trio supplied the chief transactions Of the day.
net declines being made in each, the loss in Cen
eral Electric reaching over per cent. Realizing
sales i'm the last-named STOCK accounted Tor the
loss: also in Sugar Refining. although in this
stock efforts were made 10 depress II on the
suear-coffee war now waging Other movements.
both in price and dealings. were insignificant
Money conditions in this market opened the
week unchanged. except a trife easier tone in
foreign exchange, while in the European mar
kets rates continued easy. The London Times
expresses the opinion that the fall in money
rates in London and on the Continent will be fol-
lowed by advance. and that money will tend
10 be comparatively scarce the whole year. On
the London Stock Exchange opinion does not ap
pear 10 share this idea.
Closing prices for last sales OF the principal
active stocks. compared with the final figures Of
Eati I'd AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

In State issues there were sales Of SGD 600 Vir-
gna funded debt 2-3s Of 1901 at 6lA and SIS
0J Virginia 6s deferred trust receipts at 6
Eighteen shares OF Tradesmens Bank stock sold
at 80
Railroad bonds were comparatively active. but
irregular, with more net gains than losses at the
close The principal net advances were made
by Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS. ~ to TON: Chesa-
peake and Ohio 412s, 3. to 1874 Erie first consol
Is, TO l4O; Long Island general As, to 1871;
KansaS and Texas first As. TO S2l2; oregon
snort Line Us receipts. TO 112 Reading first
preference incomes, y to 46al the third prefer
ence incomes. y 10 1874: Wabash second IS. " TO
a. ~, and Canada Southern seconds. "A to l65I5.
me me chief net losses were made by Rock Island
115Sehs'on os, ~ TO 1O2ls Erie general lien 84s
IA 70 634; San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Is.
e 70 90; RIO Grande Western firsts. 2 to 1875
TIahada Southern first guaranteed 2I6 to 10S1a
long Island consol IS. IL to l17S.: Erie 4s prior
N Nan nonds ~ TO 94A; Oregon Railway and
s a.. hrsts. 3ls 10 40: Wisconsin Central
con conf receipts IL to 81: Chesapeake and Ohio
81 90 s,s os. 70 IO7. and Hooking Valley 5s ] to
standard Rope and Irvine 81 lost / to 1874
mo o1Uney on call was 11a@2 per cent. Time
mont. was per cent for sixty days and three
per can 1Qota per cent for four months, and 4
WI ior SIX months. Commercial paper was
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Gopartnrrsbip Notices.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAIL POUCHES AND
SACKS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. II. 1895
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Department until February first. 1897. at
noon. for furnishing. BY contract. Mail Pouches
and Sacks. conforming In every respect to the
official samples. in such quantities and at such
times as may be ordered during the term OF four
years beginning on the first day Of April. 1897.
Specific ations Of the several classes OF Mail
Pouches and Sacks. and OF the conditions. and
requirements relating to the proposals and con-
tracts. and also blank forms for bidding. Will be
furnished on application by letter to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Mall Equipment
Dvsion). Post Office d. partment. No proposal
will be considered which shall not have been
submitted In accordance with such specifca-
tions.
The contracts which may be made will be In
conformity to the specified tons and the accepted
proposal. The right is reserved. however. to re-
jec; any or all Of the proposals.
WM. WILSON,
Postmaster General.
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Domestic exchange was as follows at the
rlsoes namedi New-orlesns,Commerciai u 90
discount; selling. v premium. Savannah-Buy-
Ing, 10 per cent off, selling par; telegraph.
12|ac. Boston-5c. premium St. Lous-25c.
premium San Francisco-Sight, 12hc; tele-
graph 15c Chicago-par. CincInnati-par.
Bank clsarings in this city were! Exchanges.
SAL o25.224i balances bal $l5io22eo Baltimorso
Pniladepha- Exchanges si4'seo,eSS; balances,
$2.438.SS3. Observation-Disclosures. 212;
balances. s2,O36.OO2. Chicago-Exchanges ST.
0909S1: balances. $1120120
The price Of commercial bar silver in this
market was 643sc Mexican dollars were quoted
at 50&GO1& In London bar silver un-
changed at 20 13-16d. The steamship Yumun
has arrived at this port from Tampico with
$4,000 ounces Of silver and $4,000 gold also
the steamship seguranca with $4,000 ounces Of
silver and $1,000 gold. Silver exports to-mor-
row. $4,000 ounces.
Money on call in London was 2@2A per cent
Open market discounts 2N03 per cent for long
and short bills. British consols closed at
count. Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
p centimes. French ientes. 1902 francs AN
cent!mes Discount rate In Paris. per cent
Discount rate In Berlin. BIZ per cent The
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many showed decrease in specie Of 80 5S4 900
marks.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering the actual results OF two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement
gives the following baances
Ne, gold on .s Inc ss Is.
xss . h7se on ia sssas 51s Dec Bee is
As a9.as sa,h 1 in The
outstarG-
ing certificates 1925 sos 1927 SIS Gao Inc 1913 C5l
Deposits IN bank. lOl09l LOO lC,2S6OGl Inc. l2GUOS
Available ISL SPA. 1871 10 Inc sioaooao
bil.ties ........ 1471I.372 Io.2ss.0so Inc 520o77
Act cash bal s22s 800 s79 s22s sS esi Inc s578 2s2
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were $500 1884; internal revenue receipts.
S310,435. and miscellaneous receipts. $50 135;
total Government receipts for the day, S9SI 800,
expenditures, 81 343 500; excess of expenditures.
500. 043. Receipts for month TO date. S2,273,-
sol; expenditures So 100000 Excess Of expen-
to date. $3.50, Isl ,4G5; expenditures S19SSQ6OOO;
excess of expenditures. $50 )14 $50 Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
$432 637
THE CONTROLLERS STATEMENT.
The Controller Of the Currency's statement Of
December 81. 1896, is as follows:
Total amount outstanding Novem-
Additional circulation issued during
the intervening month
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
To ................. 100000
To banks increasing circulation.... 66i. 400
Total .........................s 1lo4.4eo
Surrendered and destroyed 900. 1s2
Increase in total circulation during
The month -o7'-'o
Total amour, outstanding Decem- Zoo, 90,
Der 81 1898. ...............:..... $2oo.o1o3si
d,trfn~
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STEAMBOATS,.

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gNsTNN ANN ME| ENGLAND,
VIA SOUND LINES
GTONIEGrON LINE. via Stoningoa. from Pier 90. n. r.
block sbovs Canal St. week days only At 800 \. ~
-. &c .~euOn. from Pier ~. N. H..
-. ". only, at A.JU r. ~.
FALL. RIVER LIN. NeNoort and Fall River. from
Plea iS X. foot Murray ST.. week days only at
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THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
80 Fourth Ave. New-York.
- January 2 1897.

the usual interest under the provisions Of tho by
laws for the six months ending the 3st December
follows:
At the rate OF FOUR 90 PER CENT per annum On
all sums OF IS and upwards. exceeding f3WS taya-
bic and after the third Monday being 18th day Of
this month " -
The interest is carried ~ the credit Of de-
postors principal the LIST inst IL s,Ands
exactly deposit
Will be on passbooks at any time vhea
required and after the 18th inst.
MERRITT TRIMBLE President
ROBERT =. HOLT Secretary.
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STATE OF NEW YORK
COMPTROLIERS OFFICE.
RIJREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS.
Albany. December 10TH 1895.
PURSUANT to the provisions OF Chapter 10 OF
IN. Lava Of 1895 proposals will be a this
Once until Tuesday the 18th day OF January 1897. IL
o'cock noon OF that day for loan OF
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
to which transferable certificates OF stock registered
- cou,or bonds at the option OF the proposer,
Isrt cin0I and lnterest Payable In Gold,
tss,ed In Of the People Of the State
~ New York on credit of the Sinking Fund estab-
Nshsd nv said act bearing interest at the Of three
er centum per payable semi annually the first
80 - Ia nuary and July and the principal eimbursabIe
an the nrxt day Of January. 1917
may for the whole part OF the loan
~ ,e,s than 81 600 should whether Registered
~ .o,,nor bonds desired
VI FOR loan will be required be made on
sscnentsnce Of proposal by deposit in IN. hank
W ~ Manhattan In the city OF New YORK 10 the
VI az ~ treasurer Of the State Of New York ON
eIedt ., Canal Fund Of the amount 81 the award
,h, with premium and accrued interest from Jan.
uary l. 1897. - ,. a.. ,~.. .
h,nh are not In opinion advantageous the Interests
rntest on the Will commence the FRS, da- Of
January next snd will be payable at the Bank Of the
Co in the City Of New York.
Ali proposas be sealed and endorsed Loan for
canal IMPROVEMENTS and directed 10 Comptroller
of the state Of New York Albany. n. y.
JACES A. ROBERTS. Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

The New-York News Bureau has compiled a
table showing the high-rate railway and Govern
nent bonds which mature from 1897 to 100,
and speaking Of the influence OF the probable
refunding operations which will take place,
saws: From 1897 to 1900 both years inclusive,
there will fall due alone among the securities
listed at the Stock Exchange. 3i.SI3.5U bonds.
which were issued at rates ranging from to
per cent above a per cent basis. On this vast
mass of securities interest is now paid. or is
chargeable to the amount Of 15.3OD,6I3. Were
these securities 70 be refunded on q per cent
basis the interest charges would amount TO
50 800 3l6 or S5914351 less than the present
charges. Even hasty analysis will show how
important such refunding operations would be
t. stockholders in the different companies. On
the maturing bonds of the Lake Shore Company
the saving in interest charges would be $4,000,
or more than | per cent upon the companys
capital stock On Louisville and Nashville ma
turing bonds the saving would be $269 100 or
over ~ per cent on the stock. Missouri Pacific
would save SOB 800 more than y per cent,
Jersey Central would have $2SS,3O0, over ]
per cent, to the good The saving for Denver
and Rio Grande would equal S191 .475. more
than "a per cent on the amount Of it's preferred
stock outstanding. Even the comparatively
small amount Of savings In interest on some of
the great systems would by no means be de-
tpised. Is they would amount to $40 OF per
cent on the outstanding stock of the PennsyI-
vania Railroad; 4-1O of per cent on New York
Central and over lilo per cent on Illinois
Central"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
Auetion Sales financial.
LOUIS NESIER, AucfiOneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
Rv ADPIAN n MILLER SON

WEDNESDAY. jan. 9th.
At 1890 o'clock. a the Real-Estate Salesroom-
No. Ill Broadway.
SO Importers Traders NATL Bank.
,FOr Of whom IL may concern)
10 shs. 9th Avenue Bank. Bkyn.
assumed by the Tenn. Coal, Iron * r. r. Coz
1890 Auburn Brewing Co. OK Auburn. y. Y. 6 p C.
Skg. Fund & Cold BIDS. 1911
10 shs. Baltimore Dry Dock CO.
10 shs 10Th & 23d ST. Ferry co.
IL shs. Western National Bank.
Atlantic Trust Co.
shs. United States Trust Co
20 shs Bank Of New York y. b. A.
ii shs. Importers & Traders Natl Bank
- shs. Natl Park Bank.
100 shs. National Broadway Bank.
II shs. Title Guarantee a. Trust Co.
. shs. 9TH Avenue Bank
10 shs Importers & Traders NATL Bank
3 shs. American steel Casting Co. common.
3 shs American Steel Casting Co. prefd.
10 shs. Lincoln Safe Deposit co.
30 shs. Bowery Bank.
Atlantic Trust Co.
$1,000 baltimore Belt r. r. Co. LIST Mge. p. c. Bds.
1890
6 shs Dry Dock East B'way & Battery r. r. co.
80 shs National Bank North America $500
SIS los Note Of Alien Brother. dated JAM . 1896. for
g. ,25 90 Note Of Allen Brother. 49, 1896
s552sa4 Note Of Allen Brother. dated Jan. 25 1896
$4,000 cGeve & Canton r. r. 1st Mtg per cent BIDS.
100 shs New York 4 Northern r. r. prefd
sSS Oh: :s. fS%ss4s T T,e I B:ns 60
900 shs Quicksilver Mining 90 preId ~ q, ,,. q
50 600 Bes, Telephone Manufacturing Co. LIST Mtge.
per BIDS. 1906
am shs Phoenix Mining Co OF Arizona
81 40 Little Rock g. Memphis r. r. list Mtge Bda
1000 C,oshocton & Southern r. r. LIST Mtge 3D.
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per cent for all periods for the best names.
and above for names not quite 50 well known.
The foreign exchange market was dull without
material change from Saturday. Posted rates
for sterling closed at 81 84a and 81 87a for long
and short bills, respectively: Rates for actual
business closed as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
To the Holders Of
Union Pacific Railway Company
Collateral Trust Notes: :.

AT meeting Committee held this day. tho chair-
submitted 20 the Committee letter received BY him
enclosing copy proposed plan Of reorganization q
the Union Pacific Notes
After full discussion II resolved that IN tns
opinion Of this Committee the proposed plan OF reosan
laton undesirable, that this Committee are proceeding
with all possible despatch to iqudate the trust Win
paying the outstanding notes and retaining any
equity the benefit Of the Union "a
in Their opinion tie Interests the noeholders are sur
cieny adequately protected by the course they are
pursuing the liquidation OF the trust.
The Committee reafrl the statement already mace IN
their circular 81 April 1895. the noe-hoders that
in their Cpn.on securities held under the coliatera1
Trust are more than adequate the ultimate redemption
~ the outstanding notes with at per cent until
date OF payment.
rIsking statement the Committee desire to sda
that while course, would personally welcome any
ELAN satisfactory oil concerned which might result III
relieving them from responsibility and labor Ok me"
,yust the; must while duties continue proceed
with the liquidation ~ the trust as her discretion snail
and s they deem most likely yield the hes: possible re-
cults.
j. PIERPONT MORGAN or Committee IuS.sur under .,
""''' ~ - '' -A''A' Union Pacific Rail-
EDWARD KING. way company. dated
ALEXANDER f. ORR. September L. 1891
J. T.. MORGAN CO..
Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC R. R. CO.
-Four Per Cent Guaranteed Trust Gold Bonds.

The American and Foreign Committees representing
holders above bonds have received deposits or
more than per the entire issue DEGREES OF
foreclosure Of the First Mortgage upon the western
Division Of Atlantic and Pacific Railroad have been
entered and It expected that the road will be sold at an
early dav Upon such sale the American and Foreign
Committees will for the protection Of the
bonds deposited with them
The American Committee will. in accordance with pre-
vous advertisements receive deposits OF the
above bonds with The State Trust Company. No. 100
BROADWAY New York City. and the Shawmut National
Bank Boston upon the payment OF go per bond until
January H. 1897 after which date further bonds will
he received Bonds not deposited with the committees
to that date will entitled TO share in the protec-
ton afforded by the committees the sale otherwise.
Dated New York. December 81. 1896.
FRANCIS =. BANGS,
j. &. MCCULLOUGH
OTTO T.. Barnard,
&. j. " F.TZLAR,
WILLIAM BASSET.
Committee.
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Saturday, were as follows:

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales or Government bonds were So 900 regis
tered is Of 1907 at HOS Final quotations fol-
low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
Misrellaneous.

t,VEEKlTHiNo is monsy-eavtnx article this month
~ everything here unmachable borgAln--xlcO
Real Kif Gloves soc 81 0s Flannel Wrappen SOC soc
Lace Veilings, 6c Pears Soap Sc Cuticura Soap Ic:
Lyon Tooth Powder. &c. Immense reductions ~ Paris
Jewelry. aorsets Siverware. JAMAES. W. Broadway.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The rre~
r. unc received their Uptown ONCE No i2t2 Broad
way. I'd door north Of 3istst until o'clock M adj
vertisements received following branch ofaces
re&uar Office rates until o'clock .. M VIZ: - sth-
ave. cor 23d ST.; Is: oth-sve. cor i1th-ss; Aacys
6thave and 1&th-s 142 Columbus near West Goth
ST. 100 West ST. near 92 East i4th-st; 81
West 42d-st between 7th and Sth sves.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
TlHE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
32-42 EAST FORTY-sEcDND STREET,
Naw-York. December % 1895
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of shareholders OF
this bank for the election Of directors for the ensuing
be held ths banking house Tuesday.
January IL. 1897 between the hours of ~ ~ and p ~
". T. CORNELL. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

New England Loan and Trust Company,
"a NASSAU STREET. NETWORK.
Capital and profits -. $3.50, 900
D. O. ESHBAUGH. President.
w. w. WILMER. Vice Presid mt
W. F. BARTLETT, Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
HENRY d. LYMAN. r. b. FERRIS.
F. X. NIPPLE. HENRY WHELEN.
H. ]. PIERCE. G. w MARQUARDTs
JOHN WYMAN, F.. d. SAMSON,
d o. ESHBAUGH w w. WILMER,
W. F. BARTLETT
This Company offers ts sir per cent. De-
brnfmre Bonds, cohateraHy scc"rcd by cdref"HG
selected first mortgages deposifed Nth The Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company as Trustee The
Bonds are fsswed IN denominations Of $500 ~nd
uprard.
No securities have made better record during the try
Ing times Of the than the Debenures OF
his Company shall take pleasure in sending TO any
one who may ask for II a little book giving full history
OF The company outline OF its methods and list OF
large number Of and Trust Companies Saw
'nes Banks Universities Colleges Trustees Guardians
and Private individuals invested with the Com
pany years No Investor has lost dollar OF
principal or interest in the Companys securteA