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cosnt: selling. TIC. per sr.ooo premium Chi

.coSnt: selling. Toe. per $1,000 premium. Chi
cago-Par. 'r--.,t ,.-
BANK CIEARINGs.--New. Yorh-Exchang es,
$1l9sS4.7 TO; balances. $6.eS3. l64. Chicago
Exchanges. S3.613.517; balances. $1.107, 270
observation-disclosures, $15.240s73; balances. ST.
G5Q6S1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1O.Ss4. 0S7;
balances, s1.52328I Baltimore Exchanges.
81, 736. $3.50: balances 1878 4e5.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-call rate In
London. NGh per cent. Open market discount
rate 1ha1% per, cent for short and long bills.
Berlin discount rate. 3M per cent; Paris pa per
cent Paris exchange on London. 25 francs 22h
confines. Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks
40 pfennings
EUROPEAN sECURITIES.-British consos,
no 1915 for money and the account. French
rentes. 1903 francs 20 centimes Spanish 4 per
cents in London S9%.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 6S%c.,
against 5S%c. on Thursday. Mexican silver dol
lars 451sc. Bar silver In London. 27d., de-
clined I'D.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. II; Lisbon.
1924: Buenos Ayres. 1880; Rome 107.63.
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS INsToCKs.

- .,, prominent stock market interests nre
y. % bs,,cve that stocks ought TO go down.
~, hscause they are out OF stocks and
~ 90 load I'D at a cheaper level No legiti-
r.asor for lower prices IS advanced; just
..ars belief that stocks ought to go down.
,.c,ors underlying the actual worth OF
..,,,os are intrinsically sound and the gen.
.,s,ro.s situation 'replete with evidence OF
...-.,v when crop prospects promise large
ord money circulates in volume larger
aA o,sr before in the history Of the country.
.a ~ Nnd n reason for a declining stock
=. ord the uneasiness Of some people over
49,. ,oss,hilitv Of higher prices must be consid-
-, dus 70 disappointment over their failure to
80. ,,or,datjon The psssimsts see in Spain
- ,ronosal cause for lower values. because
- cav that this country will get into trouble
lin other Powers in arranging for tho future Of
~. philippines. but holders OF securities who
=. mt ignore known conditions governing the
r.,pe of their possessions are not worrying over
..,.,,,s aevelopments that cannot cut of rail-
,oaa traffic receipts or lessen the foreign re-
ou,rements for food products in this market
The market was dull yesterday. with Arm
r,sertone. which In the late dealings developed
,,,, positive strength The professional element
Ia Wis enough %
concurrence current declines are not extensive.
IN ths absence Of heavy public buying the market
,,,oves within narrow limits In either direction.
mt the tendency appears to be gradually
HIGHER. with no small amount OF careful buying
=, all recessions The bond market has recently
r.oec,ed the presence of big investment fund
anxious for employment. and the stock Depart
m.nt too. will enjoy the same influence at no
blatant period. The money market Is loaded
with IDLE funds. and gold imports are in sight.
Cold Ia neither needed nor desired. but move
r,,nt this way cannot be prevented. despite ar
t,acial methods that may be employed. Cheap
money Is probable for a long time to come. and
cheap money is a powerful factor in favor OF
higher stock prices.
Sugar Refining stock was again the leader in
point Of strength and activity. while United
States Rubber issues. Manhattan. Peoples Gas
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit we're other promi-
nept features. Outside Of the Granger shares
the railroad list was inactive. The welcome
news of rain In the corn belt helped the last
named stocks and in the afternoon trading the
entire list was strengthened by the announce
ment OF the surrender of the town of Ponce.
Manhattan was sold on the tax decision favora-
BE TO the company, the theory Of taking prohts
on good news being responsible for slight frac-
tional loss for the day. Manhattan sold at ia
In January, 1898. but at that time there was
little save horsecar competition. In 1893 Man.
haitian carried for the year 22l,4O7,197 passen-
gers; in 1897 1t carried 1873. 1S4,641 passengers.
OF difference Of nearly 100000 in gross
earnings. t
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STATE IsSUES.--Virgnia funded debt 2-os
Of 1901 $1,000 sold at T21s.
RAILROAD BONDS-Market firm and mod
eratey active. Total sales amounted in par
value 10 So 223 900. against S2,550OOO on Thurs
day The heaviest dealings were in the Atchi-
son issues. Baltimore and Ohio lists. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit IS. Central Georgia os, Chesa-
peaks and Ohio 4lks. Rock Island As Erie prior
a. Manhattan As. Missouri Pacific consol 6s.
Lake Shore 3hs Michigan Central 31ss, Nor
folk anc Western 4s. Reading As. Oregon Short
Line conso 5s and income AS. Rio Grande
Western lists. ST. Joseph and Grand Island ID
Is, San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. Southern
Railway 5s. Texas and Pacific DDS Union Pacific
Is. Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lists. Wis
consn Central LIST receipts. Burlington. Cedar
Rapids and Northern LIST collateral 5s. Mexican
International As. Kansas and Texas IDS. North
ern Pacific general lien IS. Chicago Terminal as,
Illinois Central 3zs and Wabash debenture BIS.
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sECURITIES.-Market dull and
steady Standard oil closed at 414hg4lo.
against 41s@419 on Thursday Last prices OF
other prominent Issues were: Brooklyn Elevated
new stock, 23125: preferred. 55a57: Brooklyn
City Railroad. 2l19212h; Glucose. common,
52ha53: preferred, 106@1T; Standard Cas-
common. 139Ik9142; preferred. 156916O: Mutual
Gas. 335a35O: Amsterdam Gas. common. $40
81%; preferred 7G%977
SILVER EXPORTS.-Exports OF silver to-
dav. 345 900 ounces and S225.O00 (Mexican).
GREAT NORTHERN LISTINGS.-The Stock
Exchange has listed the new $25O0O'OOO Great
Northern preferred stock as OF July 80. making
total listed S5O.O0O0O0
BANK REPORTS.-The quarterly report OF
the Bank of America shows loans OF Sle.23s.-
COS; deposits. s15365. 763. and total resources
s31 1864 The Second National Bank reports
for quarter ending July IA loans OF So.lOi,43l
deposits. ST1349 S4 and total resources. SS,ilI.-
222 The Corn Exchange Bank on July ~ had
total resources Of S14.733,3 1856; loans, S0.4S6.iB
and deposits, 81. S35. 2SS The quarterly report
OF the Bank OF New Amsterdam shows total re-
sources Of S4,O53.627: loans. 81. l03b81 and de-
posits. 81 ssS.572.
A SMALL FIRE.-A small fire broke out IN
the boardroom Of the Stock Exchange yester'
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. July 20. D. m.-The market for
American securities was dull and inactive all
day. NewYork selling aiding the decline. The
closing tone was dull and the demand neg
lected. Last prices were: Atchison. 13% Ca
madam Pacific, s6%; St. Paul. 1929: Illinois
! Central 1904; Louisville and Nashville 90;
Mexican Central new As. 65h NewYork Cen
trail. 1924: Erie, 1875: Pennsylvania. COZ: Read
ing. 9k; Mexican ordinary. 20h; Erie 1st pre-
ferred. 36N. and Grand Trunk. 77s
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call, " per cent.
with exceptions at Ia per cent. Time money.
"a per cent for sixty days, 2a per cent for three
months. per cent for four months and 3@3h
per cent for six months Commercial paper
rates were 3lkQ4 per cent for the best names for
al periods ard above for names not so well
known. .. -1.f.t
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market steady. Ac-
tual closing rates follow:
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relieving are the posted rates OF the leading
drawers OF foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans -
commercial. 25c. premium; bank. 81 premium,
shaisston-Buying par; selling, nc. premium.
eah Francisco--Sight. 15c; telegraph. 17hc. 81.
Nouis-Par. Cinclnnati-Over counter. Doc. pre-
MUM: between banks. 25c. discount Boston
s0Sc. discount savannah-Buying. 1-16c, dis
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day It was quickly extinsuished. with only
trifiing loss
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NEW YoRl

PORT OF NEW YORK.
Week ending July 20 1890. 1897. lsvo,o
Thrown the market 2i22.597 3.O4s.lsl i,oio'oc
From January l. -..- .. :,
Entered at the port 59l lob ssg s29 yo
Thrown the market es 0S2 SD 0I.I62so4 blb34o4S
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4 ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD CON-
Z 4 anos Rnnds due Marnh

LIST. 1895.
To the Owners holders OF said bonds Numbers 10
II, ~ 437 and Is4 Of other unpaid bonds. or
interest coupons secured by said mortgage
You hereby notified that application has been
presented by the Allegheny Valley Railway Company In
the Court OF Common Pleas No. l OF Allegheny County
Pennsylvania. No $50 September Term 1895 for the
gheny Valley Railroad Company. dated March ist 1885,
in the Recorders Office OF Allegheny County in
Mortgage Book Vol &C. page 20 ct SEQ. the
payment Of O0oooo represented by 400 bonds 30 years
from the date OF said mortgage together with interest
thereon the rate Of 1901 annum. payable semi
annually. In the place and stead of Townsend Whelen
and B. Murray. deceased and that ssid matter
fixed for hearing by the said Court OF Common
Pleas No. OF Allegheny County al It's court room "a
the Court House at the City Of Pittsburgh Anegheny
County Pennsylvania Saturday the Sd day Of Sep
THOMAS n. ROBINSON.
Treasurer Allegheny Valley Ralwsy Compsn%
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financial.
OFFICE of The Chicago, Rock Island

MAY Slst To the holders Of the Chicago, Rock Isl
and and Pacific Railway Company Five cent Thirty
Wear Debenture Bonds. and To Whom 1t May Concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The Chicago. Rock
Island ana Pacific Railway Company has exercised the
right reserved In its Thirty Year Debenture BONDS.
issued under with the United states Trust
Comnanv OF New-Yor bearing date the first day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1891 retire said bonds on any fret day
f March September before the maturity OF the princi-
pal by paving said United states Trust Company
on New York under said agreement che hum
Sred and five O per the principal and the
Interest then accrued and unpaid thereon. NOTICE is
FURTHER GIVEN that the said The Chicago. Rock Isl
md and Pacific Railway Company intends TO retire all OF
said bonds the first day OF September
a n is,s and that II will said date pay the said
trustee one hundred and five 400 per cenum upon the
principal and then accrued and unpaid on all
Of said bonds outstanding BY order Of the Board OF
DIRECTORS THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND
Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY. BY r. r. CABLE.
President w. G. PURDY. Secretary.
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bal 1882 I5s,o6Z D0~ $"'"'"'"''
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Customs re-
ceipts reported from Washington. $3O4,o4Z: In
ternal revenue receipts. s924s0 and the mis-
cellsneous receipts, 2S,59S; total Government
receipts for the day. s1.25s.0O1; expenditures
S2,S5O.OOO Receipts for the month to date.
SAL. COS sol; sYaeditures. s72,55oooo; excess OF
expenditures. S3O944.3 300. Receipts OF National
bank notes for redemption yesterday. SS4Solo
SUB-TREASURY. The Sub-Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House $72S.6IO. Its net
loss on balance-was S546.S5S. made up by loss
in currency of s3O8, 457. and a loss in coin OF
S239, 9O1 --To-day's operations included: Re-
ceipts. s5p14254 payments. s5560612. result
ing in a general balance Of S153,243.S4S. con-
sisting Of S122 O7OS43 coin and s31. 173.OO8 cur
rency The business for the week ended last
night included receipts $27.7O9.375. and pay
ments Of S2S,,63S, 495. Deducting from the re-
ceipts $780, 600 and from the payments S3,6iS'-
600 for items which affect its account with the
general Treasury only, its gain as affecting the
banks was $4,000. $50.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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Knocks RECOVER LOSSES.
avn MARKET A FEATURE

rv RATES FAVOR HIGHER PRICES
roREIaN EXCHANGE STEADY.
=, nr,ces yesterday Of the principal ac-
c'os~ "r,,,es and net changes from Thursdays
u,.,,ons were as follows:
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales, $1,000 coupon
Is Of 1907 at 111%. $1,000 at Ill. $4,000 coupon
10 Of 1925 at 127 and $4,000 Is twhen issued
a. 1O4h Q104M Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
New England Loan and Trust Co.

The Debentures OF Series 10 Of this
Company, amounting to 100000, will
be paid on presentation at the Company's
office, "a Nassau ST., Mutual Life
Building, N. Y, on Aug. 1st, 1898.
w. F. BARTLETT, Treas.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
THE TREASURY STATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with the last pre-
ceding statement, gives the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
100000
Midland Terminal
Railway Company
St Mortgage 81 Sinking
Fund Gold Bonds.

Dated December Is., 1875: Principal duD
December LIST. 1928 interest payable June
let and December LIST os each year Prin-
cpol and interest payable at Farmers Loan
q Trust Co. OF New York City. In gold coin
OF the present standard Of weight and nns-
meas. Coupon honda OF 5000 each. with pro-
vision for registration Of the principal.
The Midland Terminal Railway Company.
organized In the fall Of 1897. operates forty
miles OF road from Divide "a station on the
BY means OF the Colorado Midland Railway.
II has connections with the Atchtson. Topeka
Santa Re. Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. and the Dso--
yer q Rio Grande railways. as well ~ Other
lines entering Denver
CAPITALIZATION.
SoDssa d :sSs. 300, ooS
Less bonds redeemed 4OO,OOO
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Net bonded debt ou.y....... 0O0y0<


Total ...................... 600, 900
The earnings Of the Midland Terminal
Railway for the hrst four years have bssn
such that the Company has found II Moose.
sary TO issue only sGoo.00o bonds instead OF
amount Is executed by the Company and GER
titled by the Trustees s+0o.0O0 OF the bonds
have now been cancelled. isavins bonds HsA
to 600 inclusive outstanding
EARNINGS.
p. H. ROLLINS 4 SONS. Boston, Nass.,
Dear Sire: Pursuant TO your instruoeaeD
We have made an examination OF the oo1e9
and accounts OF THE MIDLAND TB6MQNAb
RAILWAY COMPANY Of Colorado. IN dstaN.
and in accordance herewith certify THAI the
net earnings for tho four years ending NO
vember 80. 1907. applicable 70 Interest %
bonds, amounted 10 the sum Of So21 Solos
For improvements and additions to Ne
property from January ]. 1898. TO peoswoer
sting expenses the sum Of saA 20. S. which
under strict construction would navs on
chargeabie 70 the cost Of property. Yours
very truly.
(Signed)
THE AUDIT coMYANL OF Nrw-YoH
For the fscsi year ending Novsmbsr "a.
1897. 20 miles operated
Gross EARNINGS .....::.:-..:; PSo9'Sso~s
Operating expenses. taxes and
rentals .........----....... S8S,0zo.6A
' Net earnings .....-......-S1s0,<1 0.sD
The first six months Of the prsssnt nseAl
year show an increase IN gross earnings -
last year Of SIS, s16
The fixed charges are $4,000 pr ann.zn.
after the payment OF which Coased on ne
earnings for 1S9D thsre Was surplus .
el404f694 applicable to sinkins fun1 -
dividends upon the capital stock OF $Loo.-
900. or about IA per cent.
SINKING FUND.
Tho mortgage under which thsss bonde -
Issued requires that a sinking fund OF % Q!
the gross earnings OF the company % -
aside each year for the purchase OF bonds IN
the open market; or. IN case the bonds can-
not be % purchased. the Trust Company
shall draw bonds by lot and redeem the same
at l06 and accrued interest.
The Lnking fund affecting. this iBue OF
bonds commenced Juno l. 1888
Mortgage and legality approved ey ns.M
Hombiower. Byrne. Taylor b Miller. New
York. ~ -
A oompiste descriptive circular. giving the
yearly earnings from December !. 1874, q
we'll az the monthly earnings from December
1. 1895. to June I. $685. also statistics rsia-
tive to the gold productions at Cripple Creek
during the last four years. and other IN
formation covering the territory served by
this railroad. furnished on application.
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Price l02 and accrued interest
PAYING ABOUT 81.
En-. ROLLINS &S0NS,
, ;, 10 Milk ST., Boston.
Metropolitan West Side Elevated
'S ID ~. Railroad Company
''' ,'' cor cHIoAao,
REORGANIZATION.


To the holders Of First Mortgage Bonds
ana Coupons. and Capital Stock OF the Met
ropoIitan West Side Elevated Railway Com
pany and of receipts and trust certificates
Issued By the Central Trust Company OF New
York therefor. -, -. -
Pursuant to provisions Of ths agreement OF January
90 1907 notice hereby given that this Comm'1es M
prepared and adopted plan Of reorganization ana odss
COPY thereof with the Central Trust Company OF New
York ,
Further deposit. Of the abovs-nsmed First Mertsass
Bonds and coupons and capital stock Will Be received -
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. "a WALL STREET. NEW YORK; ,
AMERICAN LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON.
and the ILLINOIS TRUST q SAVINGS BANK OF
CHICAGO up to and including August o'n. iss~ copies
Of the plan and agreement b obtained It sns a.
nes Of any Of the depositarsea
New York. July Is. 1855 n,~o-
Cha1rmaas
WAITER G. OAIkMAn, =
SAMUEL THORNE.
Committea
AMMAN " MILNE J. H. WALLACE.
counsel sscrseaxy.
A wall Street New Yort Gig.
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Furnished by r. l. Day Co.. No. Broad-st
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BOSTON STOCKS.

.Fx dividend. tNominaS 0tDfts interest
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02
ANOTHER CALL FOR TROOPS.
President Mckinley Issues Proclamation
for an Additional Army OF $4,000
Men to Go to the Front.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Shortly after
noon yesterday President Mckinley is
sued proclamation calling for 15. O09
more volunteers. Recruiting is to begin
at once and the troops are to be rendez-
voused in state camps until the pres
ent volunteer force shall have been
fully equipped. The presidents proc
lamation is as follows:
By the President of the United States-A
Proclamation:
Whereas, an act of congress was approved OF
the 18th day of April 1898, entitled AN act de-
claring that exists between the United
States of America and the Kingdom of Spain,
and
Whereas. By an act of congress entitled ..An
act to provide for temporarily increasing the
military establishment of the United States in
time OF war and for other purposes - approved
April p, 1898, the president is authorized in
order to raise volunteer army. to issue his
proclamation calling for volunteers to serve il
| the army of the United States
Now. therefore, L William Mckinley, presi-
dent of the United States. by virtue OF the
power vested in by the constitution an6
laws. and deeming sufficient occasion to exist
have thought fit to call forth. and hereby dC
call forth. to the aggregate number OF "a. coo il
addition to the volunteers called forth by my
proclamation the 23d day of April. in tbs
present year. the same to be apportioned. a.
| far as practicable, among the several state:
and territories and the District OF Columbia
| according to population. and to serve for two
! years unless sooner discharged The proper
| tioh of each arm and the details of eniistmen
| and organization will be made known through
| the war department
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set M
! hand and caused the seal of the United State.
| to be affixed
| Done at the city of Washington this 18th da.
| of May, in the year of our Lord one Thousand
| eight hundred ana ninety-eight. and of the in
| dependence of the United States the one hun
| dred and twenty-Second.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
| By the President, William R Day. Secretary
| of State
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02
Care of the Insane.

One of the specially interesting fea-
lures of the coming international
health exposition viii be il1ustra-
tions of the difference between old-time
methods and the modern care for the
insane. There will be two booths
placed side by side. In one will be
shown the straitjacket and other appa-
ratus used in confining the patient and
rendering him helpless. The other
booth will be the reproduction OF 4
room of one of the state hospitals fur
nished for the comfort and protection
of the violent patient. A trained nurse
from one of the state hospitals will be
detailed to be present throughout the
exhibition to explain to those inter
ested the approved care of the insane
N. Y. Tribune
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-02

that Spain now has 5000 troops in Porto
Rico. and that he thought the United States
should send at least 1000 troops there. The
secretary of war had conference with the
president, and it was decided that Sampson
should be sent straight back to San Juan. The
president feared that when Spain lost her fleet
she would for peace before the United
States had the island. He said it would be
much better to have Porto Rico when negotia-
lions begun
Secretary Alger said that the army was
ready to go to Cuba at any time. When he re-
turned to his office he sent for Assistant Sec
rotary Meiklejohn and Gen Miles and notified
them of the call for "a, 900 men and that the
president asked for Immediate movement
OF troops to both islands Assistant Secretary
Meiklejohn has charge of the transports and
ne said he ready to begin. The first men
to be sent to Cuba will occupy high and healthy
lands and remain until the general occupation
of the island begins Assistant Secretary
Meiklejohn and Gen. Miles will hasten the
movement of troops with the greatest possible
speed