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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

spell ''eeSundheIt." but their laughs
cast crumbs Of peace upon the troubled
waters.
do you know" remarked a travel
ing man at one OF the notes last nig!i.,
that Wheeling has more pretty girls
than any other city In the unIon?" He
was addressing newspaper scribe.and
the scribe allowed that Wheeli-g's
bunch Of beauty was a bounteous har-
vest and perennial Joy. Il don't wish
TO flntter you" continued the traveller.
mo, don't think you do" interrupted
the scribe. bowling at the compliments
"0h, quit your fooling," the drummer
said. I'm alludlng, aB you know TO
this city's pretty girls. Honestly
never saw so many In any city as ! see
every time / strike your town. Take
that Market street promenade from
Twelfth to Sixteenth and return, on an
afternoon or pleasant evening-and,
well. It's good for sore eyes and power
ful trying TO good ones You seem TO
ret them all together and Just start
them moving up and down the west
side OF the street, and a fellow cant
leave Market street, or he'll miss the
procession. THERE'S more style notice.
able In the afternoon th=ong, but the
heauty's there then and in the evening,
too; and it's a feature of this town, I
see, for so many girls to stroll around
In the evenings bareheaded. They're
all pretty. or do you think me too en-
thusiastIc7r
The scribe merely answered that he'd
noticed the same thing himself
A Girl living out the pike is a mem
Der OF the Christian Endeavor Society,
and the other Sunday evening was deli
egated TO get Up the programme. custo-
mary at the meetlngs.she arranged a
neat programme of short talks, and pa
pers on appropriate topics, with bible
references and several hymns. But
Just as the meeting opened It davned
on the young lady's mind that she had
omitted any place In the programme.
from start to finish, for prayers. And
the pastor was In the church! Tears OF
modification filled her eyes, and she
swayed in her leaders chair. as she
threatened to faint. Fortunately, an
older aud tactful sister at her left, nod
ded to the preacher, who realized the
state OF affnlrs. "Let us pray" he said
as he arose from his seat. Silence fol-
lowed. the trembling gifl revived, the
prayer was said, and a happy and sue,
cessful meeting resulted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10
Tirnis The KIonhIks.

Mr.. A. C. Thomas, OF Marysville, Tex
has found q more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the klon-
dixie. For years he suffered untold az.
ouy from consumption. accompanied
by henlorrhages: and was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold is CT little value In
comparison with this marvellous cure:
would have Il, even II 1t cost hundred
dollars bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by DR. Kings New Dis
cOYery for Consumption. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store
Regular size 70 cents and $i.O0. Guar
aufr-N 20 ~ff-- ~. nf.icr refunded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10
BIC sTRiKA1H RAR1B
or wOrklnemen Which mnY Jsopardl-'
tile International Exhibition.

or wOrkInemen Which mny Jsopardi1a
tile International Exhibition.
PARIS. Oct. THE strike Of the lab
orers here has extended to nearly all
the building traGss. and Z e feared the
railroad men wiz join In the movement.
Work on the exhibition buildings and
underground railroad has completely
ceased. About eO.OoO men have gone
out on strike and the situation Is caus-
Ing Consideration. The attitude OF the
strikers IS Increasingly aggressive and
fights between strikers and so-called
"hiacls-legs'' are incessant involving
the Intervention Of the police. troops
and mounted republican guards, who
have been obliged to reps atedly
charge the strikers. The quarters in
which riotirg has taken place are pa
trolled by strong detachments OF poace
ard troops.
There are great apprehenslons lest
the agitators turn the strike movement
to political ends.
The Temps declares that the leaders
of the men are dining at n general
strike, II not at a revolution, and points
out what a dreadful thing u would be II
the exhiDit1on OIL lsuv Is coIlllIpiutreg
The latest news THIS morning Is that
the municipal council and the contract
ors have come to an agreement regard
ing the demands Of the laborers and
hopes are expressed that the strike will
end In q few days.
But, in spite Of the hopes entertained
OF termination OF the strike more men
struck to-day and riotous bands Of stri-
kers visited various works for the pur-
pose OF forcing men 20 join In the
strike. The police dispersed these bands
and arrested number OF the leaders OF
the disturbances. Additional reinforce
ments OF troops have been drafted into
the city from outlying farm houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

that 5000 of these spurious bills were
sent into the Klondike district They
were readily exchanged for gold dust,
and their fa7sity was not discovered
until the returning miners tried to pass
them in Portland The banks Of this
city, following the precedent of the
institutions In the north, have refused
to handle any bills of that denomina-
ton. The paper is said to be OF govern
ment make. as are also the various
inks. with the, exception Of THAI Win
which the number Is printed This Is
OF an ordinary quality and cannot
Withstand the action Of acid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

to refute we viii try TO show that It
world be better for both school and
teacher.
Next comes the. introduction Of the
teaching Of the effects Of strong drink
upon the human system. The ladies' of
the W. c. T. U. are determined to have
this done. and they are right. By the
way, there is law requiring this very
thing TO be done in all the schools OF
the state. Does not this apply to Wheel
ing? THE PEDAGoGUE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10
pRnspEnTTHE sTRlKE
OfPrlntsrs In Job Omass may be sefilsd
byn ComnFomisC.

ORPrlntorr In Job Ollnea may be Settled
byn Compromisc.
,,1rrsp1r5a1y po OCT The diI-
: u, 20. : i'''4A' : - 1870.
ference between me employing Pllll'ei :
and the Job printers, pressmen and book
bInJers he,apse az the intention OF tina.
-.-,- - y. .,-,-.,.. or,,, - As,n.nd
prancn Ol lhe Priii'iiis set ~ -
the nine hour work day, may De setueu
next week without resort to the national
,.,.,i,a r.htch wos ,brss toned bv the
s''-iAe "'''.N va ~ - ..., $500,
course OF events inc annuai o0nEen-
ton OF the international Typographical
Union opens next Monday al Syracuse,
-. 49, aa.,,,,,.s. ,.Io,,oI Lee, Augus,
anu ti'e COMMITTEE sete''eu i''9s -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

YOU ore making great mistake in
not sending for 10 cent trial size OF
Ely's Cream Balm. II is q specific for
catarrh and euld in the head, We mail
N or the 50 cent size. Druggists all
keen II. Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
Street, New York.
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to a great extent loss OF hearing.
By the use OF Ely's Cream Balm drop
pinu Of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly improVed.-J. ".
Davidson, Attorney at Law, Monmouth.
va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10
Oh, the Pain Of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most in.
tense suffering. Many have for years
Vainly sought relief from this disabling
diEense, and are to-day worse of than
ever. Rheumatism is e blood disease,
and SWift's Specific is the only cure, be-
cause It Is the only remedy which Gun
reach such deep.soated diseases.
Anew years ago was tskeh with inaammh'
,sFy Rheumat.su. which became 50 intenf0
that was for WccAs unable TO walk. tried
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. TT Is stat
ed that United States secret service Of
GERS. aided by Chief Lees. have discov-
cred that large numbers of counterfeit
500 silver certificates have been pro-
duced In this city. The Gail asseris
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

several prominent physi'
clans andtooE theirtrcat.
ment faithfully, but was
unable to got tho slight
estTellef. In fact, my con.
ditlon seemed 70 grow
wone, the disease spread
over my entire body, and
from November to March
/ suffered Agony. ] tried
many patent medicines,
but none relieved me.
Upon the o dyi Ice OF q
friend I decided 70 tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

The heavy loss in cash reflects redemption Of
bonds due January !. the account OF which was
carried 10 the end Of the month.
customs receipts reported from Washington
today were S6i9. 143. internal revenue receipts
s220q57. and the miscellaneous receipts. s27-
So zeal Goysr2ment rsGs9 E6o for the day
perdltures. $5l65l2 Receipts for the fiscal
" % date S24C $4,000: expenditures S246-
2O2 $40: excess of receipts S6S0520. Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption. S232 SOL
X V Harris & CO. offer 100000 per cent
50-year gold refunding mortgage bonds Of the
Pe5ple's Gas Light and Coke Company Of Chi
cago. The financial statement Of the company
for the year ending August / last, shows net
earnings OF S2957270. interest charges Of 81
$4,000 and a surplus Of SL37G970. The com
pany pays dividends on its S23.0DOOO0 capital
stock a. the rate OF per cent per annum. APP
rication will be made 70 list the bonds offered
On the New-York Stock Exchange.
P Morgan & Co. announce that the warrant
for coupons due February ] on certificates Of
deposit for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany consolidated mortgage . per cent gold
bonds issued under mortgage dated December
10. 1881 Will be paid on presentation az their
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has
declared quarterly dividend OF l per cent
It's preferred stock for the quarter ending March
J. payable March 10 the holders Of record
at the closing ~ the transfer books on Febru-
any 10
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
Week ending Feb L.. IS see s752iess ss,o5oI07
From January SO 761.l23 So +35 36+0a7@
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
The outside market opened strong. owing to
the increased demand for gas securities. Buffalo
gas bonds were extensively traded IN, selling
early In the day az %, and subsequently al 951L.
one point higher than yesterdays transactions.
East River gas stock was wanted al So and sold
al S3i.. Central Union gas bonds were active at
lO4as bid with offerings at 100: Buffalo gas
stock al 3lla bid offered at 3212; New-Anlster-
dam bonds lO4li gl04a4. Standard Oil remained
steady throughout the day. selling at 800 closing
90 bid, offered al 393. Glucose was quiet, SO
being bid for the common stock; offered at "a
The preferred closed active, selling in large
amounts al %: offered az 1914. Among the trac-
ton securities Metropolitan debentUres were Of
fsred a. SGa.; Worcester Traction wanted at
lii2; oTered at IL Brooklyn CITY Railway sold
a. 200. while Nassau Electric hrsts were wanted
a. lGz. American Mailing Company active
al the close. with good demand FOR the common
al 10; offered al 21l2. and the preferred 721hQ74.
OUTSIDE SECURITY PRICES
STREET RAILROADS
CRePorted by c. !. Hudson & Co. No 80 wsN-.t)
NETWORK CITY AND BROOKLYN
BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
REDEMPTION OF CHICAGO IND NORTH
~ WESTERN RAILWAY CO SINKING FUND
RDNDS OF


BONDS OF 1879"
The following numoered eonds @, the above issue
BOTH FIVE AND SIX PER CEHTS-h2ve been drawn
for the sinking FUND Of l,'l n c'n; fni.ty Ttn sne
IoAN AND TRUST CoMPANY Trustee. AZ No. -
William New-Yo'k. a. lco and accrued Interest
terest viii cease and after that date Reg
stered bonds require 10 be assigned on dslive!y
Ressterei D9has IN -e'nllil-, IONS u eo -
ressntlng g. 90 each must Be surrendered ana ne"
registered bonds bearing in!sres, from oriooer l''
1891 "''' Sc tcoUpoN BONDS 500 EACH 49,.
1918 1885, $50 ?d2s 2s2o ss7 1851 sisl sssi s7:s.
3sl6 ss46 ss7l 1893 '2si 1913 57'7 os'5 COOL 0o--
"'-' oss REGISTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACH
Nos. oil9. ol6G. $780, V2ol. Oii3. OH Vslh cs's'
e. 60 sgisTIRED BONDS 5000 EACH. DRAWN
IN PART.
Each number drawn representing $1,000
yt REGISTEKED BONDS. $4,000 EACH. Drawn
d Esh 5 Ee'e 5e sa" c s'' :S Gs $3.50 os
o353 os57 0i33 o452 oSos $50 0oIe. o5ss o,s 0.s9
os8i. osss oe5s Os57. Os5s oso2, ose: oic4e oiosi
90 COUPON BONDS $1,000 EACH, 900,
300 $3.50 35si 36is 8oie 1924 -
e-; Sof RE 9if BONDS, 5000 EACH. DRAWN
Each sunb.r. drawn a Is2Tes osn, s. 900
o.: REGISTERED BONDS; $1,000 EACH. DRAWN
Each ssmSe, drawn IsDr use. sioSS
s1 $ S:s Sss co.: S Ss SIX s Ss Ss s
o7pc osoS os4o osc4. os7e os79. o9is oeI5
CHICAGO 4 NoRTHwEsrERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
by N; l. SYKES.
vice-Pr.sdcnt ana Treasurer.
New-York. January ais'. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

EIuTuER NOTICE Is hereby given that The sa.
40 rg-egoiug Advertisement having been adjourned
- yt.sr.sisv the 2g.A day o. January. 1875. -
eo,oc noon rch sale directed ~ an order entered
on January 10Th los. ~ aid Circuit curt OF the Cns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE CON

pITIoNs Of certain ,rus, inaenture bearing dat.
psny afterwards consolidated with other railroad com
Sn gn sa the the h trust s' company Of Sew
under and pursuant 70 which trust iEaenture certain
Company and other per cent bonds Of the Omaha
ani Republican valley, Rsilroaa Company and other
COMPANY were by sad Union Pacific Railroad Company
s:eSrs Si n 1s PEI oa ad
Pas.as Rarosd company ana Of Ths Unon pscso Rail-
Nay COMPANY and q me 70 eiyets nereot rom t.Ie
iola sii go "a r ~. rr, Co7i5any ~ New York
T3s1 sai us iaieHture at the Zines ana in III. manner
tefaut on sni bore oe;o6er T. 1901 being III, sum
thrylv. aolls:: and the hoIaers O.; ssd six per
an amount tsu FIVE cent Of said bonds
n an5 9 o SeM s o '3s @ % pu .1d
such portion Of the said deDottei bonds as may be
OF all said Elk per cent bonds Of The Union Pacific
E291a fi pa amount ~ 1 six Pe- cent Sani % said
tsndng beng three million five hundred and thre: ih'u-
oo5sna and 70 n. deere. OF the circuit cour; Of the
United states tr the southern District OK New York
u wherein ne I.nSn Trust company Of New York
and The e noT Pfhe FsTay yy co %ns.
son. John ". Doane. and Frsd-r.e r. Coudert as re-
fend,n. the Undersigned Union Trust Company q New
fS5E T & at the New York R.a-Estate salesroom
III RTostws n -, the o. sSd Sc. to ne Sghes, SIDE
a. NAM a, NAV necessary n seventeen hundred and
~ bonds = the Colorado Central Railroad Com
many couron. OF July 1895 and Of eight hundred
80 .Ytv bonds q the Omaha and Republican Valley
eii-oaF COMPANY coupons Of January is 1874 on ana
y, ri,ersen hurdef and seventy four bonds II the Utah
a,.S Northern Railway Company. coupons or July lst
is9s on in manner following; , , -,
bond. Of zach q ss9 Tn SG0s G sS9 s W b
.icb number bonds less than hundred az may
main unsold The highest bids received FOR SAID several
los OF bonds will be noted BY Union Trust Company OF
New York. -. l--.--.... =, 49,, vi. .-,,
~ ale In lot all the bonds which shall before
in
:, The highest .o- al such bonds when offered IN
one r." shs exceed the aggregate of tie s-yera highest
-. r.ceves and noted FOR said bonds when offered IN
s.ve-ai ,o. tn all bonds offered FOR sale .Nal
s.-,,ok IN and lot % The person making
bzhea, bt thereto. otherwise The several lots less
~, NE whole shall be seyrrsy struck 81 and sod 70
80 s,fde-s Who made the higkes; bids therefor.
~ ~. acrentRnce = hid The bidder shall Forth
,,b nav - the Union Trust Company x View York ten
r.- en- hereof ard iefau thereof the unfersisne;
,o-,hy with resell the bonds the BID Tor which was
60 accertef The balance Il accented hf shall Do
80 10 ne Union Trust COMPANY ~ New York NJ IT'S OF
e.. so broadway New York CITY before one O'clock
!, " - the following such sale. when the bonds
sold will be delivered
'T-T1oT TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
BY EDWARD KING President,
ADRIAN II. MULLER son
Auct'ore.rs
Miller pecxNsm q Dixon. Compla'nan;'s Solicitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

ISns Ems Sll, TsS
Actual closinc rates for commercial bills were
as follows
,...,,, .s: ssHs sly. S,s,y g sHsy Y;
T F.s'f franc. ierssi4 sas%-.,sss sss lie
f Began iraac,
G6sfaers 10 l-ieaio's 30 lS-i5Gss's
Domestic exchange was as follows a, the
places named: Savannah-Buying. par: selling.
ITO per cent premium. New Orleans-Commer-
c,al 81 discount; bank. par. Charleston-Buy-
Ing. 1-16 per cent discount; selling. 1-16 pre-
MUM san Francisco-Slght. 20c: telegraph
22lbc Boston-5Gsc. discount. Chicago-2Oc
Bank clearngs In this city were: Exchanges.
sITS go 27S: balances SS5447 Philadelphia
Exchanges Sl3.S293G6: balances 81 G73 lGI
Chicago-Exchanges $16.415 COG. balances. 50
i1SOSl. Baltimore-Exchanges, S3.649.111 bal
arccs 1886 0S2
The commercial price OF bar silver was 5issc
AGAINST 56l2c yesterday Mexican silver dol
lars 45l4c In London bar silver declined LIED
to Is 1-1Gd. Silver exports tomorrow. $50 600
Money on call in London was 2lb per cent
British consols closed az 1l2 ZIG for money
N the open market. 2%022t per cent for short
and long bills. Paris exchange on London, %
francs 2213 Confines. Berlin discount rate, %.
times. Paris discount rate, . per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-days WASHINGTON Treasury statement.
covering actual results o: two days ago com
pared with the last preceding statement gives
IRE following balances
Ian
80 go1 .S18i OSl so sle4 28s To2 Inc si-s 442
~, sl0r ....... laQTiTl8 leqA $50 Dec 40 40
~, m : notes. - sqSOli IS So COG Dec 2O0S 3os
", Treas notes 3.jSl.s93 4 100 Ola Inc. l.i52iiS
Ac.ps cash over
outstandirg Ger
,iscates 10. .s2is5i3 40 s2l277577s Dec $751; eos
Deposits q Ma
,ioasi TANK. 45le4es2 COOLIES Dec. 6loa.ss7
Ay-abs cash s2S 7Ce 40 $751; SCI 400 Dec S. SAL o25
yr-- liabilities. $50 or 2sS913l5 Inc. II l62. 945
- ~ 49, goa, se5 -ed s1oa g., -ss ~. e., coo oeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
The Farmers Loan and Trust COnDanV,

Trustee G, tho sinking Fund OF the Construction and
Equipment Bonds OF the
CLEVELAND AND PITrsBURG RAILROAD Co.,
hereby gives accordance with tho provisions
O, the sad Sinking Fund. II has DRAWN by 10, 20
BONDS numbered folioss
SERIES A, 20 BONDS.
Not. A. 6s &c si5 go. o3 Cos. 9a3 1920 1888 io5s
1912 1871 1851. 1895 1929. ll5i 1859 liss 1850
And that upon presentation aai delivery It q sad bond,
they all redeemed iar and interest there
On INTEREST all q the said 20 BONDS not pre-
scented fo- redemption Gay % July mex,
WILL CEASE FRON AND AFTER SAID DATE
The above cal Is the Trustees FINAL CALI. OF tais
THE FARMERs' LOAN & TRUST CO., Trustee
by h. S. MABsroS ylcs-Pres dent
Eew-Yorx. January Sd i6eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
BONDS.
Name @. Com.any.

Name O: Com.any.
Atchison. Union Depot & Railroad Co. Second
Mortgage jot Bonds .........
Colorado Central Railroad co. First Mortgage
Denver. Leadyilis & Gunnison Hallway co.
First Mortgage 4i9ec Bonds TO b- included
IN plan a reorganization .....-...........
Green River Water works co. First Mortgage
Hutchinson & Southern Railroad co. Flrs,
Mortgage ico Bonds (held subject 10 con-
tract II sale made by J. p. Morgan Co..
city q Junction City. Davis County. Kansas.
kansas city { Omaha RAILROAD Co First
Mortgage So Bonds Reorganization CeTilA-
cate ~ Deposit, held under an as-eemsnt
made by J. +. Morgan & co. 70 sell upon
exercise OF an option ...........-.-- .; =
Kansas Pacific Railway Co r. Income Bonds.
fKeorgan lzation Cert n atesl ..............
Lcy"isad Pass Mining q Railroad co. FHst
Mortgage &c BONDS. .....................
OgC'n Union Railway Dspo; Co. First
Mortgage ~ ............-....
Omaha ~ Republican Valley Railroad CO. Frs
Mortgage 1fc Bonds. .-.......... .......-...
Omaha * Republican valley Railway CO. Con-
scl4ated Mortgage 81 Bonds ..........-..-
tension First Mortgage 81 B1nis.-.-: -.
Oregon Sort Line Railroad Company 5He IT.
come Bonds Series A....--.....-.. .-.-....
Ratt5sna6e creeH Water Co. First Mortsage
Union Depot c.. Of Spokane Falls. First
Ution Ps-.Gc cal Co Flrs; Mor,gag. 90
nos .---...... .-.... .. 80. ....... =. %
Union Pacific Railway Co. Equipment Trust.
Series {. 80 Bonds .......... ..---....,..: go.
Union Pacific Railway Co. Kansas Division
and Collateral Mortgage SO Bonds. ReoT-
ganlzatlcn Certificates .....--....... .-.....
Union Pacific Railway Co. Omaha Bridge Re
newal 5cs Bonds. lPeorsanizao'n Receipt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST.
~ RESPECT OF
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON-
PANY SIX PER CENT. GOLD
COLLATERAL TRUST
NOTES.


% Wall Street
NEW YORK. January %. 1898
completion OF the foreclosure sale under TIE
trus; ndenure Of September T. 1891 and distribution Of
proceeds thereof the undersigned February
1893. will purchase Warrant No from each o. the
described Certificates for the Of Seventeen
o. Dollars Oens the FULL amount payable thereor)
upon presentation OF such Warrant their Office. % Wan
Street New York. tho Office Of Jacob c. Rogers
43 State Street Boston
Thi. amount Is determined as follows:
Aug Aug 1918 days o7c on 5000. $3.50
&c 10 Sept. Isl mo-. i2is q 6e $50. 6 IS
Sept IS to Oct. ga days q So on $50. 26O
Oct. q 70 Feb Is mos "a oTs on 375........ els
si79,
J. p. MORGAN & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
miscellaneous Securities md Claim

name % Company.
Echo & Park city Railway Co. Notes
tSgS2J c1O eachl..- ....-...--.....-
Hutchinson a. southern Railroad 60. Note Q:
c1lIatera.s (ne.d subject 20 contract u sale
made by !. z. Morgan & Co. Irusieesi. -.
Portland & Puget sound Railroad GO. Certla-
cate " Indebtedness th-ld as CollateraD.. >.
WOOD River Improvement 90. Notes. (col
lateral. S4f-c0o Kearnsy Black Hills
Railway co. Fist Mortgage Bortsi.........
Nota l. Z Walker secured By $4,000 Re
ce.vers' Certificate Hutchinson & Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
WEDNESDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1898,

zane Of Company. Par s..- ~,
Atch.son' Colorado Pacific Railroad Co..: $SpS''"
A,Shisoh Jewen County Western Railroad %, 900 %
B,zeman Coal y6.cuy.OO
&c ltra Branch Unon Pacific Ralnoad co... s142V10o
Colorado Western psii-oad 0,iO0.0)
tti'eT lea4viLe Gunnison Railway ovJooNp'uo
road Co ' '''''' ~ As"''' 10000
green River Water Works .............. 22oOOoD
Hutchinson : Southern Railroad %. Chelf
Morsan "a Co 'r-ts,ees" nae '.,.... G. 434. 10000
Kansas city omaha Railroad Co......... l'2s3 90
Teeerlph Co IN " i1Si"o i'@ e6Goooo
Lawrence I. Empora Railway Co............. 4c5UoOo
hotsland Pass Mining Dc Railroad Tunnel Co.. o,oo
t4ie shares SD. Observation-Disclosures. 4ScoOo
Montana Railway 90 $500 oc1 7O@, pa,d) 100000
Montana Union Railway Co.....,.''........ 425.OyJ0c
M9rrs0n stone. Lime 4 Town %. looo'ltO
Occidental Oriental Steamship Company 80.
lS'"pVp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i-fVuNp'y
g'lala & ElNhoTa Valley Railway Co... Rt'ggg
omaha Repu lean Valley Railway Co... 232,11tti
ceon Railroad n Navigation 90 common. $4,000
Qfes9n Eaho1d d Nav CATION Co. preferred 5ts.Vo
Eaiesnake Greek Water 'o................. tSoi.lW
salt Lake Foundry & Manufacturing Coz. 49, 100
sSliA q Southwestern Railway CO........... &"l'"O
Co "'N @ i%-1''s s"''' Lane NA 1000. oOOOo
Union DEPOT Co Kansas CITY ........... 5000 90
Union I'll ,ator @ Councu pi.rs ....... 80 700
Union Elevator Co.. Omaha. slGoO0
Union Vsclnc Coal Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 o.
Union Pacific Coal Co.. (aeid ColiaeTe. - ~ ~
Union Pacific. Lincoln Colorado Railway Co.
Union Pacific Railway Co. Reorganization 49, ,,ooo
Certfcates} H. 1900
Union Pac!fc Western Colorado Railway Co. 40OJ'1UJ
Western National Fair Association. ..-.... $4,000
Wood River Improvement Co.. C323 300 sou o...oo