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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
PLEASE Mnftcn

For few days only we will sell
pure lard on bulk ~ cent per pound.
(brlng your buckets.)
&. WOLTZ & MIESCKE.
II IT III Commercial st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
From Extreme Nervousness,

elements necessary 10 cure all dlseas-
es, Is fact well known 20 everyone.
Dr. Niles System OF Restorative Remedies
consists OF seven dlstinctively different
preparations. each for Its own purpose.
Mrs. l.. O. Bramley, 81 Henry St., 81. Gath
crimes, Ontario, writos; For years l suf-
fered from extreme nervousness and annoy
Ing constipation, developing into palpltation
ana weakness OF the heart was unable 20
sleep, suffered much from headache, pain in
my left side. palpltation and a constant
feeling OF fweakness and prostration. began
using DIR, Milos"NerSine. Heart Cure aud
Nerve aud Liver Pills ana the Antl-Pain
Pills TO relieve sudden paroxysms OF pain
and headache soon felt much improved
and tho pains and aches aud wearlness left
me- then took DIR. Miles Restorative
Tonic and am now restored 10 my former
~. h...l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

irsing-A couple OF gentlemen from
81. Louis are here looking for Oregon
apples 20 ship back there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Astoria-fhe large lumber raft Of
the North Pacific mills arrived down
the river last evening la tow OF tile
tannie. and made fast at the Tele.
phone dock. This morning the TUG
Monarch arrived from San Francisco
and VIII attempt To take II out and
Tow ~ 10 San Francisco The raft
contains about five million feet of
lumber aud Is OF similar construction
70 the lumber raft that was recently
lowed 10 San Francisco but which
broke In Two On the way down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Pendleton "A large number OF In-
dians are buylnS ammunition, ropes.
axes aud camping outfits here, for a
hunting expedition 10 the Wallowa
mountalnsand valleys. A larger part
OF the umatilia Indians have already
gone 10 diifefent places In Oregon
ana Idaho 20 hunt carlng the late
summer aud fall,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

A Washington special says; Sec
retary Alger Is wroth AT attacks
made upon his administration by reg
ulars and volunteer otiicers. lie an
nounces today these must cease. or
lenders may he c0urtmartlaled. "
Offenders NAY be courtmartlaled II
they belong 10 the army, but there
are thousands Of offenders" among
the newspapers OF this country
which are almost unanimous on this
point-~hich haYe given Mr.. Alser
ample reason 30 he "wroth" and viii
probably continue 10 do SC. Tacoma
Ledger lstalwart Rep.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Considerable comment is being IN
dulged in on account OF the publca-
tlon OF he letter from Colonel Roose-
welt 10 Secretary Algsr, concerning
the fitness Of the cavalry forces at
Santiago for service In Puerto Rico.
The good Judgment OF the secretary
In making public the letter is ques-
TONED by some, aud one story, which
Is belug talked over today, Is that
there is n political side To the ques-
tion the secretary's rebuking letter
being calculated possibly TO injure
Colonel Rooseyelt's political prospects
10 New York.-Washiugton %. o.
lStar Ind,)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
Proposals for Wood.

Colinea ne salem Light aud Traction
HSooaipany M will receive sealed bids untii
dov ioo oioc. a. m, Wednesday the III, I1,h
tn2o u1y ol s August, A. d. 1885, for 49,, tSn
iIulnlshing and delivery at ia 'Ur mo,n tne
wood. iess loot tr
Bids must state:
Number of cords.
Kind and quality.
Date OF delivery.
coma aS lneht To be made in cash NM.
ennI eo,nPletion OF contracts and aop upoh
saSa anoe ny tue company. Tie co,opt osoTept-
hiSs hde''es Tue right 10 reject anV ~ PAeS c
david
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

How many heroic men have been
murdered by the incompetency, the
sayoFltism and corruption 0f this ad
mlnlstration cannot he easily rec.
koued' The Louisiana soldiers were
seat 10 Sand baak belonging 10 a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Dr. Niles Remedies
are sold by all drug
glsts under a positive
guarantee. arst bottle
bsnehts or money no
funded. Book On dis
eases OF the heart aud
q 49, free. Address.
n Mu.es MEDICAL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

GA - TORrA
Bears the 1lia kad Sas HsS NSays Bsughl
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.

for all connections at Chicago and Milwaukee
For eastern points.
tcketfull information call on Sodr nearest
ticket agent OF write
JAS. {. POND,
General Pass. AgentMillwaukee.
Or JAS. A CLOCK. .Geueral Agent Wis
Stark Street Portland Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Daily. One Year $500, in Advance.
Daily. -Four Months Sl.oo. ir Advance.
Weekly, One Year Sl.0o, in Advance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Ii has been frequently charged by
the press OF this country that our
general army staff Is competent. If
further proof were needed IL is being
furnished by our commanders In the
field. The day OF reckoning for those
who were responsible is near at hand
ana when the lightning strikes that
class OF incompetents will be wiped
out and disgrace viii be branded Ia
letters OF lire upon their brows.
-BoIse Statesman lRepl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
When Going East

Use a frst-class line in travelling between
Minneapolis, st. Paul aud Chicago, and the
principal towns in Central Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cars
in service.
The Dining cars are operated in the.iner-
est Of its patrons, the most elegant service
ever inaugurated. Meals are served n Ia
Carte.
To obtain 'frst.class;fserice your ticke
should read via
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Defenders OF General Alger cry out
that his branch of the service was
In state OF unpreparedness never
before known, and make excuses for
him on that ground. General Alger's
task was no more difficult than that
OF Secretary Long. -. General Alger
permitted the appointment OF men
TO serve In subordinate positions who
for the most part had absolutely no
executive ability. Politics played
too strong part In their Sc
lection... THE navy was careful
when IL selected It's civilian aids;
the army department gave no thought
To competency, but unlOaded on its
trained officers set OF men who for
the most part had no experience
whatever In huge undertakings. .....
When the Inevitable investigation
comes the country win curse the
powers which allowed spolltIcs such |
a promiminent part In appointments
10 the army.-Spokesman Review,
independent Rep,)
But there is Il well grounded opln.
ion In the minds OF the American
people that Alger is incompetent and
always has been an1 that .he is d.
'ectly responsible for the Santiago
lorror, Chicago News Qndep.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

How He Is Regarded by His own Parry
Editors.

Editors.
This nation entrusted to Secretary
Alger the greatest war resources eveI
gathered by any country. The peo-
pie have borne with a cheerful and
patriotic spirit the severe burden OF
wartime taxes, content to pay them,
and more, that the honor OF the flag
might be upheld, and that every nee
essary and comfort might be dealt out
10 the gallant men who have carried
our colors to the ifront. In this ex-
pectatlon they have been terribly dis
appointed. !Back from the battle
fringed coast of Cuba comes a CRY OF
distress which will not be slIenced.
Our gallant boys have been starved
In their encampment; the sick and
wounded have been neglected, and If
courageous Roosevelt had not dared
the wrath Of 'vindictive war secre-
tary, our splendid army around Santi-
ago would have suffered greater de.
than was suffered by the
forces Of Napolean ia the awful re.
treat from Russia. ia.-Spokesman- Re.
view undep. Rep.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

II the Vesuvlus has nothing else to
do it might cough a few earthquakes
at the quartermaster and commissary
departments OF the army.-S. Il.
Chronicle. (Stalwart Rep.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

This is terrible revolution, and an
arraigment OF the war department.,
force Of which Mr.. Alger will not
succeed in breaking by printing a
private letter which Colonel Roose-
velt naturally supposed he was writ
Ing to n gentleman, and by reprovlng
Roosevelt's pardonable enthusiasm for
his own command. Mr.. Alger must
remedy the wrong which has evl-
IDENTIFY resulted from his indifference
to the needs OF the brave men whose
courage alone saved the honor OF the
nation, or lie and his memory will be
execrated by his country TO the end OF
time. Moreover, the president him
self Is in danger: and If he continues
to stand by the secretary OF war, af-
ter the latter's carelessness and in
competence haye been proved, he will
have TO share the odium. For every
death resulting from Unnecessary de-
tention OF the army in Cuba the sec
retary OF war is responsible .-Har-
per's Weekly (Rep.)
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OTHER MARKETS.


NEW YonK. Wednesday, Sept. 21;-Receipts of
beeyes to-dAJ were 400 head. including u cars
for city slarghterers and 80 cars for the markets:
and. counting the stale cattle. there were 81 cars on
sale. Prime to choice steers were in fair demand
15c; lower: rough stuff selling freely at full Mon
days prices. Nine cars of steers were unsold at the
close. Poor to choice native steers sold at $4,000
S5.4a p 100 MS; tops at So. 90; oxen and stays at
s.. 750S4.75; bulls at S2.y09S So 90; dry COWS at
81 Dressed. beef in fair demand at 7k9
s1fc. q n. for inferior to prime native sides. Latest
cables received from London and Liverpool quoted
weight; refrigerator beef selling at s12c, . n.
Receipts Of calves to-day were 2.547 head, includ-
ing 50 direct to a city butcher. All grndes were in
active demand and veals fully 25c. higher. The pens
were cleared early. Poor 10 prime veals sold at $50
ss.75 y 100 bs.: selected tops at So, buttermilks at
81. 25G$4.50: grsssers at S4@S4.5O: fed calves at
S4.sosSd. No Westerns. City dressed veals, Jog
13c. 2 n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs to-day were 9.7eo
head. including 3 cars for slaughterers: and. count
ing the stale stock. there were AN cars on sale.
Good sheep were firm and others steady; lambs
STEADY to 1oc. higher. Three and q half cars were
held over. Poor to prime sheep sold at $685.. IS 4
100 MS; = bunch of export Vithers at "a. 80; 7 head
at 1926. Dressed mutton, 5000. y NJ; dressed
lambs, T0loc.; choice stock. 1o!6c.
Receipts of hogs to-day were g,129 head, including
6 cars for the market. Slow at -. 25SS4.5OP 100
ms. for inferior to prime hogs; State pigs. $500.
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Coffee displayed more life and hnap to-day than fof
prices was recorded. The principal, stimulating fac.
tors were the European cables, which wore decidedly
were comparatively light and there was some invest;
ment buying az we'll AZ moro or less covering OF
METAts-Iron was quiet. Spot. September and
tcmGsr..' occtoSer. NO1o@Ssr and bseem6sT. i5S
@l2ssc. Lead was quiet. Spot, Septomber ana
sSS S9to;S .s'i iS,fia% Tn Ess sSi't sp sRSi' ssps sisaSS.
Spot, September. October. November and December.
Nhvi1 s~roRrs-spirits of .turpentine was Arm at
31k@a2c; Rosin was steady at for
nneG for he Continent, sS.s5. Pork was quiet but
but inactive, Picked hams. 7TsgSs.i do. bellies,
s97e;; DO; shoulders, AasAISe: Dressed wih"S3gs hogs; on
tras, 21c.; arstS. ipe2O3.; seconds. 17Ae1shcj
t q nd t tSsS5S 4 ::. stass; oI ,SS lac zoe G 2SSS asst,; i tsII
cream. large, colored and white, fancy. sSshc.;
f ssip! ,t IssS;i GU s%a f p SoigSsd i1 sSS SEiie. ' fsneS, Sc t.
s Ea tS shoi .1d ISS1Ar ;;,D SSn 1T,OR 1 e fair; o ssSaS,
17keisc.; western, fancy, Tic; fair to good, i6S
iSSc; chicago: SEPT: 2i:-,"PrsviSIons were aniS,
toward the close on local selling Of january deliy'
cries: part Of which was credited TO q leading pack
mmand Keeps good. The hog movement continues
on = liberal SCALE 10000 hogs are estimatedf for to-
sueAR-Raw was dull but steady: 500 test. aNc.;
9eo. test. 45-16c. Refined was quiet but unchanged,
CscoHTedl. based, on Wool Exchange ohicisiY clnssih.
cation, are as follows: Texas-Fine. ~ months. 499
5oc.; fine medium. II months, 4094sc:; medium l.
months, 4A@46c.; coarse, IL months, 4O943c,; fine
spring, dto x months. 459 i6c.; fine medium spring.
u to x months, 44t45c.: medium spring. q to 4
months; 4sc.; hne and fine medium fan, 4oe.; medi
nm fall. $50. Callfornia-Norther spring. free, Z
to IL months. 4sg5oc.; northern spring, nee. y to
4 months, 45947c.; southern, II months, 459+7c.t
southern, q to & months, 41@l3c.; fall, free. 4o6
A2c. fall, defective, 3H9 8Sc. ~OrcIon-Eastern No. l,
4T64Sc.; eastern. No. ., 44845c.; valley, No. l.
44O4hc.; valley. No, ., 41a4ac.; valley. No. o, $50
3yc. Territory s~tAple-Fine. 52c.; tne medium, SOC
5lc.; medium, 4d&4Tc. Territory ordinary-Fino
+7S4sc.: fine medium. 46947c.; medium, 44@45c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-These were to-day's prices:
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The trading in cotton to-day was of small volume,
but prices were easily influenced by q few orders on
prices were frequent. though confined within narrow
limita. At the opening there was u slight decline, In
sympathy With u lower market iii Liverpool. The
loss was toJn recovered. however, on heavy rains In
the Mississippi Valley and Arkansas, and New Or
leans and local buying. mainly 70 cover. But later
on prices again declined slightly, owing mainly to
the dullness of the speculation. and the low-record
figures of 1924 were reached. There was some South
ern selling and som local bears put ont new short
lines. Later on prices again rallied on predictions OF
rain IN most sections OF the cotton belt within the
next 80 hours, but toward the close local operators
ports and the interior towns and lower spot markets
in this country induced some selling. Rome, Ga,
s sSnins iI s1o is ssft yinS at xb fhni point i9dica past me gseE ~ bales;
this crop. Quality Of receipts for past two days
shows Improvement, and by next week we will get
hs aud above. Weather now clear and settled. tenn
p.ratuIo warm, with every prospect OF continuance.
Most OF the cotton complained of ne being rctten IL
being picked and is making bales, although OF I'm.
rctting was confined 10 bottom lands, whore foliage
was very dense. Under stimulus Of hot sun cotton Is
ing satisfactorily. With continuance of this favor
able weather We expect average qrality will be good.
Condition Is still regarded ~ critical. as early frost
susceptible TO frost, owing to sappy growth and
Backward condition o.. top and middle cropS."
crop. Weather to-dAyil hot and clear. We have had
one or two picking days in ton" Augusta. Ga, Sept,
17.-"Repcgts from central and northern Georgia.
Alabama say. showery weather for four or ave
DAYS after the lt inst. with occasional heavy
SANDY lSIis' Which Is y = cent. Of Above sections; rust Ms
last last ' ta days iSNaP' Seen idea, 6otl a To ts%Psra:
Of crop. Think with continuance OF present perfect
weather and average late fall, w will make q good
TOP Sr9R on SIN lSndsi and osSHnsIh1 result ssh aOyy more
"since 18TH inst. little cloudiness and no rain,
averaging clear and dry-eAuSing cotton 70 open
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-22
Railroad Assessments in brooklyn Reduced,

The report Of Referee Josiah T. Mareau.
reducing valuations in the property OF the
surface railroad companies in Brooklyn for
purposes Of taxation for the year 1897. was
confirmed by Supreme Court Justice Garretson
IN Brooklyn yesterday. The Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company has it's valuation reduced
from S2.QO0.00 to $1,000 900. the Brooklyn
City and Newtown Company from S32O.000 to
$4,000. and the Nassau, Electric Railway
double track oil. girder construction. and $32.-
100 a mile OF double track Of stronger con-
cent.
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Continental Trust Co. and Joseph D. Oliver,

These bonds are secured by . first and only mort
gage upon all the property Of the Indiana. Illinois
and Iowa Railroad %. at about $4,000 Per mile,
and are to DO Issued for the purpose Of refunding
capitalize expenditures made out Of net earnings
for construction and Improvements.
The mortgage has been drawn by our Counsel,
Messrs. Hoadly, Lauterbach l. johnson. and all
legal matters pertaining to thiA issue have been
under their supervision. Under the terms Of the
mortgage the bondholders have the right to elect
two members Of the Board Of Directors of the
Company.
Mr.. Edward Mcneil. formerly receiver and gen.
eral manager OF the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Co.. has examined the property for us and reports
favorably upon its physical condition. Copies OF
his report may be examined at our Offices.
The Company reports that tho average
net earnings for the past four years were
1854, 201.4O and the net earnings for tho
Venr ending Juno 80, 1893; after tho pay
ment of operating expenses, rentals, taxes,
etc., were S22O, O3O. 20; total interest charges
1926 900.
For further Information we call attention to the
letter of Nj. 7. F. shontE. the President of the Com
pany. copies of which may be obtained at our ofRees.
Application will be made to have these bonds listed
upon the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges.
Having already sold 0 e 1000, 900 of the
above bonds, We offer the remaining unsoId
bonds ut 1929 and accrued interest. De-
liverable and payable on or about October
list, 1898.
Subscription books will be opened ut our
offices ut ten o'clock on Thursday, Septem-
Der 22d, and close at three p. NJ. or earlier,
on the Same day, the right being reserved
to reject any application and to mako
smaller allotments than amounts applied
for.
Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
Al WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Lee, Higginson & Co.,
a STATE STREET, BOSTON.
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@IertiUns and aelesttuas.
the PACIFIC COAST Co,IpANV.

THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the stockholderu of The
Pacihc Coast Company will be held at the ONCE of
New Jersey, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF 0ctobsr'
iSss. At " o'clock noon. for the election OF Direc.
corporation. and fo7 the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the meeting.
STOCK transfer books win be closed at three O'clock
i. NJ, on Friday, September 20. 1898, and reopened
atten O'Clock a. M, on October rs. 1893.
September 10, 1893.
L. A. SKINNER. Secretary.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Reoess.
Supreme ~Court-special -Tcrm.-Part I.-Motion
at 1880 4. N. EK.psrte matters. Part v1.-Motions
Surrogates' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES probate-Wills
Of Stephen Van ERensselaer Cruger, Caroline NJ.
Hoops. Emily Morton. Margaret @. b. Topham, Rich
ard O.. NJ. Page. at 1880 A. NJ; James Sexton. Anne
lie Callenburg. Gerard 7. Whitehead. Philip NJ.
MillFpauRh, at IL A. NJ; Caroline May, Mary Caunt.
endAr.
Motions at 10: 80 A. NJ.
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RAPIDLY. Shedding ceased, also the ANAL amount u
rotting, Tfrst bale Sept. ~, hgninst 6cpt. 10 last
year. Bombay, Sept. rainfall l inph-
total for season % in, against so, last year. CROP
accounts ayorable-more rain would be benehcinl
CoFTKE-Rio on the spot was hrmer; No. eltc.
The sales were 1900 bags Maracaibo and 300 Bag
BuoArRmauRa on private terms. Futures mere "a.
vAnced 10 10 20 points and closed firm with sales or
$4,000 bags, HRyre rose 1 r. and Hamburg y pig. 10
u pig. American warehouse deliveries lH,3Ot bags.
Rio was barely steady at 40 reis decline; receipts. H.
600; stock, Al0, 900; exchange Z 2a-32d. q decline OF
I-82d. Santos was steady and unchanged; receipts,
$4,000; stock, s45. 900. The future trading here was
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THE
TRADESMENS NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus $875 600
MACNAUGHTAN, Pres.
DAVID H. BATES, Vice-Prea.
JAMES w. Cashier.
dividends aua 5uterest.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF II
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL MFG Co.
A tso m ssoadTa q N tSs f B1ard n OF 7, b sSPs; 2.' d 5ss FL,
Company, held this day, 1t was
That q quarterly dividend of N
AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT. an per
CENT upon the Preferred Stock of the Company
be declared payable on Oct. LIST to stockholders Of
record, and that the transfer books for the Pre-.
ferred Stock be closed on Sept. 20, 1898, at 8
O'Clock A. NJ.
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6ieraop stotirt.

I. WILLIAM soHNIER, Oork Of the County Of New
York, do hereby publfsh, in accordance with Section
9, Chapter 200, OF the laws OF 1890. known as the
Election law, the following notice, received by inc
from the Secretary of State:
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PH. FERp. KoBBE, Treasurer.
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY.
40 nrnn lwnu N Y Can't N 1 ono

UINIDFNU No, z,
A quarterly dividend OF NE AND THREE-QUAR-
TIERS FER CENT. on the preferred stock OF this
Company has this day been declared. payable Oct.
10. 1898. to stockholders of record at the close Of
business. Oct. |, 1929: The transfer books will close
oct. !, 1s ~. at ~ o'clock, noon, and reopen Oct. II.
1898. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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These figures show a very remarkable i'm
proyemcnt in the operating efficiency OF the
rail ines. The increase Of 50 tons In the train.
load is gratifying evidence Of this IN particular.
Expenditures for improvements and better
mn,ents and new equipment amounting to S5n5.-
OPS were charged to operating expenses. The
depreciation fund Of the water lines was
charged with S74,49l for expenditures in re-
building and improving the ocean and river
and permanent Improvement OF the lines
has been continued by the. reduction OF
grades ana curves. filling of bridges. replacing
wooden with steel structures. and putting
work, means the removal OF features which
restrict the speed l. Of trains. increase train tom
mage rating, permit the use OF heavier equip
ment, increase the safety Of operation. and re;
duce its cost. The accounts have been audited
by STEPHEN, Little. william l.. Bull has been
elected Chairman, OF the Board of Directors In
place OF A. Is. Hcidelbach.
These securities. among others. were sold by
auction to-day az the Real Estate Exchange:
IL shares National Bank OF Commerce. ......... 2o7N
10 shares Corn Exchange Bank ......,.....27 rs
IL Shares Central Fireworks Co.. preferred" ". 45lS
I share United states Mortgage and Trust Co. 2a6
IL shares Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. 20
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs. $1.240,3ol; internal revenue, $685.
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9tinina.

WILL PRODUCE eco, OOO, 900
THIS YEAR.
have = paying mine, but have not the capital to
work the hAmei want partner 20 help me; viii give
Large interest; write me. OHlG 6lTITH
Boom az IFOn Building. DsnvSF, ocL
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Surplus 80. 9U3,s55 66a.457 Inc. 4Oo,39s
The balance earned in 49, for dividends was
81. 753.S55. against $B73.857 In the ten months
and four days during which the new, company
o]nerated The lines i9 1897. tn rail lines were
the water lines for 1880 Y cent. On gross
earnings OF S5,a,2.47l the company had. in
nue. Of S3,Ol0,S $50 available for interest charges.
&c, and it is to be noted that the surplus for
tor deducting over $4,000 for depre-
citation Of water equipment. The dividends
deducted from the 1898 income included . 3
r cent. on the common The extra l p cent.
on the preferred is accounted for by the pro-
vision that 4 T. cent. shall DO paid on the pre-
ferred shares in any calendar year before any
thing shall be paid on the common. The
rlEht itself in the current fiscal year; The more