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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
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uary 81 one of the finest pictures ever
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
LOCAL CAPITAL
In NEW MEXICO
Scranton Company Developing an Ex.
ceediugIy Rich Country.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILE ROAD

Grading Is Well Under Way aud
Trackiaying win Commence Jan.
I5.-wiil Open Coal Fields, Top
Gold, Copper, Iron and Timber
belt. Growing Country and Build a
City That Is TO BE a Rival OF Colo
rado Springs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Fine candies, cheap all fancy choco-
lates l5 cents, two pounds for 25 cents,
Twenty-Five cent candles now ten
cents, three for a quarter. Coursen's.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Hats, furnishings, and everything at
cost Waters bankrupt sale, 2O5 Lack
awanna avenue. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

street) sewer and would report at the
next meeting.
The session adjourned to meet next
Thursday night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Scranton, Pa, Dec. IA. 1871 had
catarrh in the head and could not find
any medicine to relieve me until I be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
helped me so much that recommend
ed it to others. Carrie Reidenbach.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
JAMES ]. LYNCH SERIOUSLY ILL,
weii.Known Oiyphant Man stricken n
with Pneumonia.

James j. Lynch, the well-known
business man of Olyphant, is lying seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia. He was first
stricken twelve days ago and has con-
tinued to grow worse daily. Yester-
day hopes of his recovery were not
very bright and at midnight it was re-
ported that there was no change in his
condition.
He is being attended by DR.. ]. l..
Van Sickle, of Blakely; Dl. Kelly, OF
Archibald; DIR. John Burnett and DR..
]. w. Coolidge, OF this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Silk umbrellas at cost. Waters
bankrupt sale, 2O5 Lackawanna avenue.
80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. 25c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
SEWER UNDER SIDEWALKS.

A resolution introduced by President
Sanderson was adopted, directing the
city engineer to prepare plans and es-
innate of cost for lateral sewer to
be laid beneath the sidewalks on the
North side of Washington avenue be-
tween Marion and New York streets.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW York, Monday. Nov. i4.-Rsceipts Of beeyes
export loS cars for city slaughterers, and e2 cars
SO cars. The opening was silow at generally steady
lower; tho anish was more astiSe and all
shade higher. A few cars were held over: Poorest
oxen and stays a. s2 oss4;5o bulls att ~ 4os; IS;
msnd q o4ssNc; 2 N. for poorest, to best native
at IOK9I1Ac. q n, dressed weight; REFRIGERATOR
beef at 9hc. p n. Exports to-day, none; tomorrow,
600 beeyes and ., 800 quarters of beef.
Receipts of calves for two days were 1905 head,
Including TO direct. VealB were in light supply and
hrmer; grassers abundant and 1896 lower;
about 30 head were held over. Poor TO choice veala
sold at 500 rs y 100 ms. tops at Ss.s7H, grassers
at SO. 6O0S8.9o and feeders at -; D cars OF Western
calves At 81; 6o0s5.e2h. City dressed vealS Arm at
gb0I2Ho. n n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
and <eh ears for the markets making, With the stale
stock. 4sH cars to be sold. Sheep were dull and
weak; lambs hrm. and good 70 choice grades 16e2be.
prime sheep sold At ssSs4.6oR 100 MS; choice
ton, 69Sc. y n; dressed lambs. T99kc.
Receipts of hogs for two days were II, $50 head,
including o cars for the market. Slow for live hogs
at SO. 7o6$3.95 y 100 rs.
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Cotton continued quiet. but n moderate advance took
place. owing to q rise in Liverpool and increased ac-
tivity on OF the spot there, buying for Liverpool South
Then. too, heavy rains were reported in Georgia and
aiighter precipitation at various places in the South.
while the Signal Service predicted colder weather,
with freezing temperatures In Georgia, Alabama.
mississippi. Louisiana and Texas. The receipts con-
tinued liberal. but the exports were heavy and the
ipot markets in this country were hrmer in some
instances. Greensboro. Ala, Nov. g." Making tho
largest crop ever had in this section, Raleigh. n.
G., Nov. 1o.-"Cotton is away off in class. Crop in
this SECTION viii surely be shortof last year." st.
duce as much rs last year. but an unusual percent
age will be lower grades. Eject of October frosts Ia
shown In some bright tinges from White River and
Indian Territory: It is unusual to- have these until
December; weather again damp and cold after about
ten clear DAYS"
CoFFEE-Rio on the SPOT was steady ut eLsseNo.
for No. :. Sales OF 800 bags Rio No. s. at 69Ssto.;
2.Ioo Msrscaibo. Futures declined 5 points ON
changed prices. Sales 5000 bags. Havre declined
~. Hamburg declined 4 to u pig. American ware
house deliveries last week 6p, 54S, against 7o.p7B in
the previous week. Rio was weak at rs reis decline;
receipts b,0oo' stock 866 ,ooo; exchange 2 11-16d..
an advance of 3-32d. Santos was quiet at so refs de-
cline; receipts 21.ooo: stock $4,000. The future
trading here Waa as fOllOWat
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EeaaI Aotiees.

THE PEOPLE OF HI STATE OF NEW YoRK.-To
Watson and Edward II. Watson. individually aud as
oopArtners composing the hrm OF Watson and Com.
pany. assigned to John A. II. Dressel for the beneht
OF creditors. as creditors or otherwise.
You and each of yon ara hereby cited and required
Court New York county. 10 be held At the County
Court House in the city Of New York, Borough OF
nanhAttan. on the 18th day of December, 1893, al
lo;so o'clock In the forenoon. to show cause why's
II. Dressed, rs assignee OF the said assigned estates.
should not be had, and II no cause be shown, TO At
tend . settlement Of such account.
Witness Hon. William N. Cohen, Justice OF the Su'
preme Court. and the seal OF said Court the 31st day
Of October. 1898.
IBeal.l WIN. SOHMER. Clerk.
CHARLIE H.. LUsCoMB, Attorney for Assignee.
$50 Broadway, New York city.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D~ivision-supreme Cout.-Nos. 20, "a.
20, 81, 38. 81. 81. 3s. 81. ~. 8. 8B. 20. 81, 40.
Special Term Par L-Moton calendar called at
Io:8oI NJ. Tart II. EI-pArte matters. Part III
Clear. Motions. Demurrers-Hos BAT, S49. $40,
s45, sb7, $40, $50. Preferred oauses-Gos. 1854,
2o31, 1854, 2210. 2o2e. Part Iy.-Clear. law and
fact-Nos. 820, 1884. 1915. 1913. 1919, 1917. 1920.
1882. 1898, 1850, 1915. 1915, 1925. 1881. 1861. 1912.
1I41, 1899. 100. 1929, 1915, 1880. 1893. 1867. 1881,
Part V.NCS:e unfinished. Cases from Part ". Part
yI.-Moions from Part i. Part I.-Ca un-
hnished. Elevated railroad cases. Trial Term-Part
H.-CleAr. Preferred causes-Nos. 6606, 6og5. 1929,
6297. 1860. 1900. 900, BIOS. 1926, 6o97. 6lo1,
6251. b443, 1929, 1872. 6448, oso2. 1915. 6876.
5054, 64SO. $3.50, 1884, 7o44. 1850. $3.50, 5dl4.
5000. 5000, osls. 6s4+. 1888. Part u.-case un-
finished. Nos. i397K. 8033. 252O. 2454. 2456.
1853, 8O2s, 8o32, SO5s, 8o56. 2591, 1911,
B34g, 1851. Part W.-CleAr. Gases from Part III.
Part V.-Clear. Gases from Part III. Part V1.--Case nm
finished. Cases from Part III. Part YIL-CleAr. Nos.
27a4, 27o2, 2ST6, 2DoS, 2p0D. 1927, 2eeo. 3O22,
2224, 31o4, 81op. 1892. 813y, 3lbs. 1890. 237D.
287e. 34O7. 24l4. 2420. 2l81. 1881, 35s4, 1929.
1862. 1861. 1861. 1912, 3677, 3I40, o74e, 8sl3.
Part YHL-CAso unfinished. Cases from Part VII.
Part N.-CAse unfinished. Cases from Part VII,
Part 1.-Case unfinished, Cases from Part VII. Part
N.-Clear, Caseh from Part VII Part XII.-Case
unfinished. Cases from Part II.
Surrogate's bers. Motion calendar
called At 1880 A. ii. Wills of Thomas 3. Robertson.
CAthaTine Ripton. Deaire A. GaillArd, Mary l. Myers.
Ellen l.. Hobrough. David Kahnweiler at 1880 A.
n; Anton Becker. At IL A. H.; Sarah Grammar A. 2
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve.s29e 400. 2<e 5000, 8oe, s8I
Money In London 2hi63 p cent. Rate of dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills 3b. p cent. Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day, ETA 900. Paris advices quote 3 y cents at
l01 francs 62h confines. Exchange on Lon
Speyer 4 Co. announce that they will receive
interest for $40. O0b.0O0 Southern Pacific Rail-
road OF California s. p cent. first consolidated
mortgage gold bonds due Nov. 1. 1897. Bonds
awarded are, to he paid for on Nov. %. The
bonds are redeemable at the optlon OF the com
pany on or after April /. 1908, at 107k and
accrued interest. upon giving six months
notice. The principal and interest are guaran-
teed Internationally by the Southern Pacific
Company. Private subscriptions already aR-
GIegate considerably more than the amount
offered and among the subscribers are many
foreign capitalists
Holders Of certificates of the, Central Trust
bonds Of the oGdensburg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad Company deposited under tho
plan OF reorganization arc notified that upon
presenting, the same to the trust company, TO
be stamped in accordance with the amended
plan OF reorganization they will be paid $50 in
cash on each ST 900 certificate. and $40 on
each $500 certificate. as an advance payment
OF tho coupon due Jan. ! next on the new
bonds. In accordance with the amended plan OF
reorganization.
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
dian Pacific Railway for twelve OF their special
compound consolidation locomotives, dupli-
Gates Of the fifteen locomotives recently deliv-
cred to the COMPANY.
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lower cables. But there was very little disposition
to sell. and q small demand caused a rally before the
in exchange. Il is commended, will probably cause .
falling of in the receipts.
NAVAL s~roREs-Quiet. Spirits. 8ekas7c. Rosin.
S1.45 to Sl.5o for common 60 good strained.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard was quiet but steady; prime
Western. So. 20: city. So; continental refined. So. 90.
Pork was quiet but steady at ~ss.75Ssg.25 for
mess. Meats were quiet; picked hams, nc; do.
bellies, bM98Ifc.; do. shoulders, 44@4hc. Tallow.
39sc: Dressed hogs. 4As5c. Butter-Creamery
tras. 22022hc.; do. frsts, 2O020hc. Cheese-state,
full cream. large. coloro1 or white. fancy, &C.: choice.
sylyania, average best. 23h024c.I Western. fresh
gathered. trsts. 23c. Chicago. Nov. 1<.-"Provi-
ceipts of hogs aud selling by packers. The cash do
sUoAR-Raw was firm at 4Ae4 7-1ec. for eoo test
and 3Mc. for 800 test. Sales Of 100 tons centrif-
Snedr was quiet at Nc. ADVANCE. GrsnulateS. 6Ho,
European cables were hrmer.
CHicAoo. Nov. 1A.-These were to-dAy's prioesi
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MONDAY. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING was
active and frmer. Sales Of eSo.O00 bush. for
export. here and at the outports. including
/ Northern Duluth. 1hc. over December. 10. b,
early in November; No. l northern New York.
&c; over December. {, o. b. afioat to arrive,
clined &c. on May. then rallied and closed Nc.
70 &c. higher, with sales OF 3.430.00o bush,
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90kc. Bar silveri in London closed at "a 15-I0d.
Exports to Europe Tomorrow. 100000 ounces.
!. S aSossd On q 81 : eSSa! ~ : ,f ssata DAYS Tl@ aSd HsGS9'El
G %ITsd fS sto r9u rE,~f6lye and six months hsrS on n EoGd'
ceiyable; ncceptances and prime. single names.
3lsS4 Y cent. other names, HOAX y cent.
t6 st? ;lenSy s sefIIS9 e w s;sc Esf ssr sR FSrS lGTsT sScoTnt'
higher local money rates and Increased oGsFs.
change werei sixty days, SIS. and SIGHT,
ssT2ss9lx:A I STINT F9 afsrt are s4 tsG9s and and s sstSs
% FsisSsSSs III IGPE sRa SgS 81 fSSz IA Fl ; y
~ sSGGS S!ffSS' itS oT short ~ lO-looo4O iOr long ana
7S10 cents Discount. yCharieston-BuyinS. "
ddisScount; selling; Is oents PrewlIM; New
San SsT0p Psaneiseo.LRs ari tcOfHa%Rer cents p p StsEGSne;
telegraph. is cents. premium. St. Gouis~i6
SSalnsii aisfogRsi ShifSS sTEs' SSs s. ce PFtsmi pro:
MUM: over counter. 70 cents premium.
In the outside market Glucose Sugar Refining
Ss%$$oG y : 1S SSSS1$ai :! SS1 sssS5:f$ saS oI Hn' . SSst
certificates closed AZ 42OS420h: standard Gas
SSfRToS Mutual at nSiSS Sas 4 en ssiIttSsggS 5?fs I%s.s at iso
Sss s. q 221iSSi2aSS BSYGstGr 6:atS SSf HSfSD ds sn Sos rs
at 1Qth9104S; Brooklyn and New York Ferry
At 4ohN941. and the bonds at 95ASp6h: Con-
ferred at S3k@ S3x Knickerbocker Ice at BY
63. and the preferred at 77S79.
The ~all-rail east-bound shipments Of dead
freight from Chicago last week were o7.505
tons, against 81 ,008 tons the previous week
and b0.667 tons the corresponding week OF the
previous year,
Tho weekly statement Of averages OF the
banks In this city. Brooklyn. Jersey City. Ho-
boken and Staten Island which are not mem
ton. but which clear through some OF the
members. is as follows:
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Ausiasss Ghanfes.

A HOTEL. ~ rooms. located in Brooklyn, close 70
long lease; free and clear now doing good bus.nesIi
reasons Tor selling, owner cannot attend to his hotel,
account having otner business; for full PARTICULAR
apply MCDONALD a Virgins. $40 Nassau.
A II AND n STORE, 81, 900 stock
N So.i will inventory this amount; cause for sell
ing, DEATH this 10 . rare bargain for some one; rent
ineindinE Z rooms and bath. only s35 monthly In
MCDONALD 4 @ 14o Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-15
Finamtal.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY
INCOME 5S GOLD BONDS
and UnItsd States Trust COmuauy's Con,
tlaCatss Of Deposit for same).
PREFERRED STOCK AND COMMON STOCK.

Referring 10 the comm.ttee's advertisement o, Ia.
uary Itth. 1898. notice IL hereby given that s,cur
ties not already deposited with Old Colony Tn.
Company. Boston, or Manhattan Trust comp.n,
New York. will be received by either dspositary Via
out penalty MP 70 and including November len
1898. The Manhattan Trust Company will act 4, N,
agent Of the Old Colony Trust oompauy In is,u,n.
It's Certificates Of Deposit in New York,
Notice ii also given 10 holders N Old Colony TINS,
compsny's Certificates Of Deposit for trustees, o.r
tincates for preferred and oommon stock that ,,,a
certificates OF deposit have been listed on the Nav
York Stock Exchange. and that the Manhattan 1ruu
Company Of New York has been appointed agent n
transfer said certificates OF deposit in New York.
The Old Colony Trust oompany's Certificates, a,
Deposit for income 8 per cent bonds. o. well a. IN
certificates Of deposit for trustees certificates 70,
preferred and common stock Of the Wisconsin Gan.
trail Company. are listed on the Boston STOCK RI.
change.
FRANCIS n HART. Chairman,
Ames Building. Boston.
ALPHEUB II. HARDY.
fremont Building, Boston. oommiHes'
Lw. CHICK.
o5e Washington st., Boston.
S6sro SNoRK. october At, 1893.
GEoRaE r.. NuTTEB. Counsel. 'aao Dsvon,h,rs a.
Boston.
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el TS., ;tSsG @sstS, Of 3, 1 ssss, s e t sSr min m;; stS; in;
242. 5o7 of the Mojave Division.
The Bonds which you are Offering form part of the
aforementioned S2o.3+4.ooo 8 per cent. Southern
Pacific r. n. Co. tof California; First Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds outstanding on June 30, 1898,
They are due November 1. 1887. and carry Coupons
due May LIST and November LIST. payable in Gold in
New York. without deduction for any tax which may
be imposed thereon either by the laws Of the United
States or the State Of California which the Railroad
Company may be required to retain therefrom. Tho
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds now offered have
had their Coupons made payable In the cities Of
Frankfort O. N. and Berlin. Germany. at the rate Of
NJ. 40 for each dollar and are subject 10 the right
reserved to the Company TO redeem them at 10TH
per cent. and accrued interest, on and after April /,
1905. upon giving ak months previous notice.
The Southern Pacific Company (of Ken-
tucky) guarantees Internationally the prin-
Opal and interest OF the Bonds you are
offering.
According to the Annual Report for the year end.
ing June 80. 1898. tho SURPLUS Of the Southern
Pacific Company Of Kentucky and of its proprietary
Companies. after payment Of all expenses, includ.
ing taxes, interest on Funded Debt, and Sinking
Fund payments. and after deducting advances to
tho Oregon and California r. r. Co.. but without
deduction Of betterments and additions, was
S&,12s, 602.61. After payments for b-tterments
aud additions. the amount wAs o.. 8s3. 34A.BS."
The subscription list will be opened at 10
HsssSasSe and on viii afld be- s hi.S.adin q s p MI Or i sa9.
:sTssS . s. :m ss1:si .% asS s;P sSas sSsii.s S$ "a. %
Bonds awarded upon subscription are to
be paid for November 23d, 1895.
Subscriptions viii be received simuItaue-
onsly In London by Messrs. SPEYER BROTH
Ehsi In ETapkfert o.. M. by Mr.. Lac.
Ss.srs. TEixE4fEsAH DE sRa m Il TA%sssfds 8 II
Frs.
SPEYER & CO.,
80 BROAD STREET.
IL YORK. November 18th, 1898.
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Glsrtions and amrs,iuas.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, q PITTsBUR0
RAILWAY COMPANY.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, q P~ITTSBUR0
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NEW YORK., October 10, 1898.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of thh.
Company for the election OF thirteen Directors and
ct such ether business as may pertain 10 the AFFAIRS
Once. No. 80 Wall Street. New York City, al p. ".
on Monday, November ri, 1928.
the transfer books will be closed from 8 P. NJ. on
Monday, October 81, until 10 A. II. on Tuesday.
November ~ next. J. II. HOCAhT, Secretary.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stookholders Of
the Farmers Feed Company of New Jersey will
Ark Az Jersey City. \. ], on Thursdny D ,cembes
Directors for the ensuing year and such other bus-
ness ~ may be brought before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed December 3 and r-
main closed until December 10, Ists.
GUSTAvE HAFER. Secretary.
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z I X; s (. r. asrES r.. ssl lsi sri ~ r. + p gIS7 ssSFS s:'sN z
Oily Court sp.Gisi Term -ccprtS gsSs 4 ao lo; asc Z.
104s. ITO. III. ia, 1892, lIg3s tres, LIZ; ia
1881. l6l3. 5000. 1888. i53p. 1876 isAs W.
1880. 1852; 17i.. Part H;;TcsFe 9nnn nnse' HAS.
iSis. 1888. iSsi.. IiSo. isgo. iisa, 81, iss7.
iisb, 7ia, 1905, i20T, IisI. Part IL. Clear: Noe.
1907. 1876, iei<. ASA. 17tl, h2o2A. LIE 4ss'
1850. 6olb, 1868. Isi5. 01sT, 6i9s, oSoe' eoei'
$50, 0oaA. aOpO.
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE so, 1898, THE. EN- 80
CESS OF EARNINGS OVER
OPERATING EXPENSES
OF THE PROPERTIES OF
THE CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY, To-
WITH OTHER RECEIPTS
OF THE COMPANY,
WERE. .se,s sI .tso.ss
THE INTEREST ON BONDED
DEBT, SINKING FUND
NJ n rs, ia X
RENTALS, AND OTHER
EXPENSES. WERE..""..,.. 4isSf. 1s7.77
m .aao aao ma
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Loans, dis.
invests. $50. 7l6. 200 o62. 8os. 400 Dec, S1o7. 800
Circulation 1,d2o. 200 1919, TOO Dec. $500
Net dep'ts. 1924, 500 6s,sxS, 500 Inc, $4,000
Dep. with
d.Hagts e.574.soo o.ls7.7oo Ino. 1900
Legal t'der
&b.kn.. s.sss.eo 4.ao5.eoo Ino. $4,000
Dep. b'ks&
tr'bt co.'s 2,e13.Boo 26T0,6oO Ino. 601Oo
Specie. -, 8.2Bs,5oO 1857, 400 Ino. V3, 900
TT r've. .s1s.es5.b 800 49, s7. 800 Inc. 81. oo1. 800
Reserve
required. l7.oes. e2S 17,a17.1 1873 Ino. 14e,6oo
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Corn was fairly active on the spot and hrm. Sales
3s4, 900 bush for export, here and at the outports.
including 1884, 900 here. No. 2. I4c; over December;
over December. Futures were unchanged 10 Re.
lower with FAles of 40 900 RPsh. Prices As fOilSTs'
Opening. HiOheIt. LotOeIt. oiOsinS. NIaht.
December. :. SO SO So 81 81
may. e s.s.... 1854 O6bt
Oats were quiet but steady on the spot. Bales OF
$4,000 bush. No. 2 in elevator, 2pc.; No. 3. .2Sc.;
graded white, 2YIss83c.; track mixed. @3oo.;
No, 2 white clipped. 8oEo. Futures were nominal.
was quiet but hrm: No. 2 Western. 6+4c. c. L.. Z. Buff
falo,I MIL fesd was steady and quiet; coarse West
ern spring, SI4@SI4. 80 in IOO-b. sacks and S13. 8
9S14.lo In POOH. sacks. The visible supply is as
follows;
Nor. re, '9S. Weeks Changes. Lat Fear.
Wheat, bush IL, 1874 900 Inc. 2. 100000 81 $4,000
Corn, bush. 29.52g,ooo Dec. 2es.ooo 43tao.ooo
Rye, bush. 1,o21,oOo Inc. bl,o00 8~,7g1,ooo
Barley. bush. S.341.oOO Inc. 10000 t~.82t.o0o
Wheat advanced trActonAlIy early in the day on
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s'pl's res. s1.571.s7b sa,42b.17S mo. $3.50. 800
The Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail-
road reports gross earnings for October =. o40,-
162. an increase of $14.411 as compared with
the same month OF last ren-. and net S223.423,
an increase Of $685.. For the four months
ending Oct II ms gross earnings were S2,144.-
404, apt"orease of $16o. 405 as compared with
the corresponding period OF last year, and net
$S55.924, an increase Of $102.S26. Interest,
taxes and rentals were $522.S42, leaving q sur
plus OF S334.OS2. an increase OF 500, 719.
Tit Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
reports gross earnings for October OF $685.
So2. an increase Of $17.73B as compared with
the same month last year.
The Chicago and West Michigan Railroad re-
p9orts gross earnings for September of $500
an Increase Of S27,ssS. For the nine months
ending Sept. 30 the gross earnings were ST.;
441,S6 an increase OF $3.50, 2G6 as COMPARED
with the corresponding period Of last year.
and net S303.04S. an increase Of 67.186.
The Detroit. Grand Rapids and Western
Railroad reports gross earnings for September
OF S154.22I,. an increase of S3l ,703 as com
pared with the same month Of last year. and
net S43.534. an increase OF $10.487. For the
nine months ending Sept. 80 the gross earn
ings were $l.123,7 07, an increase of S172.224
as compared with the corresponding period OF
last year. and net S240.619. an increase Of
The Manhattan Railway Company reports for
the quarter ended Sent 40.
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Deposited under our notice Of September 10. 1essS
We ara now prepared 10 begin the delivery Of
Preferred and Common Stock OF the Federal Steel
Company in exchange for our Receipts n above.
Holders must deliver their Receipts at the ofacs Of
the Company which issued the name. and the stock
will b issued ~ promptly a. possible thereafter.
Reoeipts must DO Endorsed. II II NEW STOCK
IS TO BE ISSUED IN A DIFFERENT NAME the
form Of Assignment must be Allied in accordingly.
the signature must be attested by some party salts
factory to the Trust Company. and proper revenue
stamps must bo attached.
Fractions OF q share OF the Federal Steel Company
Stock accruing 10 any dopositor will be adjusted by
. suitable cash payment at prices to be fixed daily.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY,
st. Paul Building. 72a Broadway. New York.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
Ames Bldg. Washington st., cor, Court, Boston. Mas.
New York and Boston. November 10th. 1898.