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The age-herald., 1898-10-06
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST.
 GEHIT0 URINARY DISEASES. 26 YEARS IN PRAC1iCE. >k L II YEARS IN BIRMINGHAM. lN
T honestly believe

I honestly believe that I have a greater experience in the treatment of private troubles than any physician in the south. Hav- ing in the past 12 years successfully cured thousands. having the very worst forms, which had not been bene- fited elsewhere.
 ipxya yio hlv toll
The age-herald., 1898-10-06

Montgomery, October 5.-(Special. )-The following report has been made to the gov ernor:
 Joseph F. Johnston, Governor:
 As special examiner appointed to count the funds in the state treasury at the close of hre'nrss, 5eteHaer 90. 1898, l aeg 10 ra- z==. To you that. jointly with W. $. White, sH##e auditor l nave discharged that duty, .nd report that ps found as follows: Curron J In vault n se.lcd pack ases, counbsd. =. %. . ...s 50.49o % God coin in vault in sealed pa K ages, couuted... ,-- .-. ..t 1eseVV V9 age no, couatea..... =. .x. ... S5,OoO % Silver in vault not sealed, but counted... ..... " " Items in cash drawer and till. .. 4,197 6S New York exchange received to- day, but not cashed. :. ... ... ... 5,449 03 Total cash in treasury... ... ...$1O5,S ,SO6 Il Of the amounts we find that ESQ., 563.46 has been checked for by the auditor for payment of interest on the bonded debt, but not called for. This leaves in the treasury subject to check $75 243.25.. ..$ 30,566 46
 ,243 25 We find from the books of the treasurer that he has deposited with the fiscal agent of the state in New York;. ...S 30,565 46
 1923 79 Total amount for which treasurer is responsible. ... ... ... .$125, ,026 50 In explanation of the item "silver in sealed packages not counted" I desire to say that nearly all of these packages were sealed by different banks in the state and now bear their seals. In numerous trans actions with the banks of the state pack ages are received marked without a count, parties sealing the same being sponsible for any shortage that might oc- cur.
 Respectfully submitted,
 (SignedD WM BERNEY,
 Special Examiner.
 w. s. WHITE,
 State Auditor. Sworn to and subscribed before me this October 1, 1898. JOHN c. ROUSSEAU,
 Notary Public. Montgomery, Ala, September 30, -1S9S This report shows that there is in the hands of the state treasurer in actual cash in the vault. .S05, ,806 T And on deposit with the state fiscal agent, New York;. =. ... ..... 19,219 70 Making total of.. .. .. .... ..$125, ,026 50 Of this amount $50 563.46 has heretofore been set apart to meet interest, and has accumulated by the failure of holders of coupons to present them for payment, running over considerable time. The amountssabove are exactly what the books of the treasurer should show on hand.
 It must be remembered, too, that the school fund for the quarter, amounting to $11S,551.48 was paid when due for the first time in several years. Usually this has not been paid earlier than December. There was in the vault on Septem- Der 30 1S97... ... =. ... ... ... .$S0, ,510 76 Of which $39,53055 had been set apart for interest and on deposit with the states fiscal agent, New fork... S,15J S Making total of.... ... ... .. 1899, ,269 99 The comparison between the condition this year and last should take into account the payment to public schools which was due previous to September 30, 1897, but could not be made. Noting that, the com parison would show this result: Total available Sept. 30,
 1S9S..... .......... ....... $125,O26 50 School fund paid :. a. .. 11855l A Total.. $243,577 go Available cash Sept. 30,
 lo9i.. ..$ y9, ,269 99 niffaranna n fut
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$343,577 sS
Appointments

The governor has made the following appointments: J. J. Morris, J. P. Geneva, W. E. Hamberger, N. F.; J. F., North Birmingham, A. L. Roland, N. F., J. P. Pinkard.
The age-herald., 1898-10-06

At no time is woman more liable to physical and mental dangers with hours of suffering than at the Turn of Life.
 The great want in woman's system is ability to properly adjustitselftot to the new conditions. The outlet, monthly, of blood is now being diminished and carried into the body for the supply food of its later years.
 Daughters, you can now to some extent repay your mothers early care. She must be spared every possible exertion. You must help her bear her burdens and anxie- ties. This critical time safely over, she will return to renewed health and happiness.
 That so many women fail to anticipate so. this change thus happily, is owing not merely to lack of care, but to igno- eT rance. There is, however, no excuse z for ignorance when experienced ad- = vice can be yours free of all cost. ~ Write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, she has helped great numbers of women successfully through the Change of Life, and she will help you. N Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com V pound is the best tonic for uterine
 changes. It works harmoniously up- on all these overwrought organs, in-
 vigorates the body and drives off the
The age-herald., 1898-10-06

St. Cincinnati Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable
  medicine to all and know be glad to relate experience sufferer"
 ASK Mrs. pnkams Woman Best Understands Woans Ills
The age-herald., 1898-10-06
MRS. PNKHAM TALKS ABOUT "cHANGE OF LIFE.'
women Prepare
 Economy of Their Life Blood-Mrs. Watson Peas How Helped.

H ....4t 1.sEss...I., s..ka.r 2
The age-herald., 1898-10-06
STATE TREASURY
 FUNDS COUNTED .9
Special Examiner Berney and
 Auditor White Make Reporh
NUMBER PARDONS GRANTED
And Several Refused by the Governo r Yesterday J. H. Faber Died of Paralysis-Several App
 pointnents Made.

Montgomery, October 5.-(Special.)- .)-The following report has been made to the gov- arnor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York July %. 1898

Now-York July g 1898.
BEEvEs~ Receipts today were !; carr dr r. s.. ~;
Sy r st 4 s Thee s no war aass 81
dressed beef was limited in denanI a, $50 rsr 10
FOR poorest to best na'e sides London .n4 L'ysIp,s
cables quoted AGerio@a ee,. s'eads a. IT, pr 70
he RefseSt,r beef unchaasl a. rs per 10 ship
America TO London ~ head Boadcca the sane
port 80 head On the Francisco to HUI ana 3' tiers
CALVES Receipts today we're 81 head al f'r re
market and counting the soes ne'd over yeertay there
20 az jersey city Very Jew 1--we calves were wanted and
seas sold at s4$5 NJ. per 100 n No bri,ermlks or
Ct drassnS gr ys al ,n weak az per ~ coun
y dressed lower at cSsc dressed bGi'efmikS lower az
sales-J H. Hume Bro: - yeas icc ib average. at
Z Sss S2 q Ss at es n at So ,o 10 DO os
Newton " e. s % 'f' a. .; ;ds a" i. :; s. $3.50
SHEEP AND I.AASS-Receipts te-day were ~ cars. or
cars the market. making with cars hei
SisF %eIs on s a Sn at Sa
prices on heavy receipts lambs sl further declined 10
closed dull with 3 cars to carry over Common prime
a. a, s s4.s s f at : z the safe. fR %s:
a; ,5as3 = tor medium 20 goa gIais- Dr.--r mg'on
saes-Mcthe5sOa &C -, f?4 lg.s lang a! -, q ID y
d. $ r. at s. - i73 DO Is H. at s. - l29 Ken,uc@y
d. :SseD 20 Fl q, a. G 80 3D. % a. a. 3 "a 10 vsns
DO 81 los p n, s' e. 'g 10 81 io' b. at 49, d. !" H.
Newton "a q Co. 10 virsnia lambs. 50 ~ 50 90 :sa
Kentucky DO G2 ID. at 81 2s9 West Virginia o. GJ 10.
az rs 2i6 d. n s. 20 Michigan DO = NJ. at
81 5. 10 Buffalo sheep ~ H. Il s. % % do ~ ~ az
50 5 ~ Virginia DO 1903 - at 81 - 30 Kentucky sheep
''cu' lambs mixed - n ~ 50 37.; KENTUCKY
sheep ~ ~ 81 90 bucks $40 H. at ST. do. l9 ID.
So
Harrington Co: rs Kentucky lambs % n. AZ 81 40:
i Ken,ucEy sheep l6$ K at ss5o i2s d. l:o h. a;
81 30. bucks III ~ 80
s. Judd Co rs Kentucky lambs - n. AZ - 90 20
do - n. s. 80: 800 ~ NJ s. 40; Kentucky
sheep 1926 70. ~ So II DO, 3j 10 at 50 So bucks l3'
n. at 81.
NJ. Collins: go PENNSYLVANIA lambs IS n. at s. 5c 40
do ~ n at s. ?5. 2oj DO. G3 n AT s.
J. n Wlkcrson: 2ia Kentucky lambs. II n. a. s. 90
HOGS--Receipts today II cars. LIS head in
GLIDING deckload for the market. No sales had been
reported late hour rilnal quotations were 81 -
asa ~ per 100 n FOR Inferior prime hogs Country
dressed duh and unchanged.
sales-J. H. Hume z Bro: Late yesterday. state
hogs 1873 u average. 81 SO per 100 II; rough, 2CO ID.
al SO CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

as and sfGsr p ss Isl
ioa2oc 40 Norfolk bbI 5ai3c. cucumber pickles per
LOCO. 81 50ds2; do caulifowes per bhl 81 504<3 s0
celery per dozen. 5Gc; esgplan,s per box 75cdsi co
per loo ''cdsi so e,tuoe Boston. per dozen %oa5pc
beans per bag 81 25dse: 40 Boston per bon siQs 5o
squash Dbl 2515c 30 Jersey pr bog. os,3Oc oms-
toes Upper Iersey per box sG&2 80 40 souin Jersey
nps white per 100. So 10 Russia per Dbl 75cGsi.
HAY AND TRAW-HAY-Tradlng was Eight to-day.
but prices for all good grades well supported In Tho
ing week rather more cheerful oay, however IN con.
rection with prime so qualities Shippers vii need
t. use much dscrrnn t.ion this season N TIE mitter
OF supplies for this ard other large cites. Ions time
has elapsed turned such
supply Is accorded to this years ard all buyers
expect % trade over tass than las ae"n common
spoi the com?i@ki'n of tnf market ant make up1i!
work keeping II where II might stay buyers are not
given undue supply support AZ the ou;s"i. There n@s
teen nothing 70 prominently aifa1 city consumption
during AZ least four late crops and the am u shippers
should be TO keep within the quantities. needed for 2ces
that permit steady II the haryes; all approaches
new commercial problem this season. Prime hay cosed
firm to-day. and s scarcity tends sten the rates for
No l; naturally. ~ l. beercd by this influence
Exporters have worked Vel this " Ok on l)w siaIcs
that hled cheap requirements. We quote: od hay.
prime 70 g4i7c in arg. bales . IS per l0l J.. with
lltt.e here. No l. large bales. 72isf5c No 5li 5c
G30c: old clover and cl over mixed 80 zoe. sTRAN-
Receipts for the fall usua volume. which, of
course does not mean any b"tef prices than n@te 50
No regular quotation The receipts or
hay and straw tons rep)rel ~ the Produce ENcnss
az noon To-Day were: Hay-Elu3s n Ri.er Railroad 2o
Western 10. Wet Shore, SO i.h.gn valley. w ''huh
OF New jersey lO0 river boats go. total 80 IONS k
cep,s u nay for week cog tons eH:erts O.. nay ios
week 1850 bales. Receipts Il tday 20 teas and
for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

MoLAssES AND sYRUPs-Half- holiday dulness pre-
vailed all through todays short session. with the market
Orleans centrifugal. common. lo02c iar l8a,5c good
lGQec prime. 2OQ25c. New Orleans open kettle common.
choice. a3S3jc Porto RICO 2sGssc syrups-Comm5n
i@1iSc fair l30iic; good. 1919 prime, i7Gsc fancy.
PRovIsIoNs-The steadness which existed in hog
Quoted, Mess. :ioqsio . family. si2 %; short clear
family F III ESSt sTs 81. %; cSiT9 E naG pf i3 81
plrs 5.c... CIT MEATsGpched bellies hrn; smoE,
.6u P q 10 qaoe S' at ia p hams ' aac
gao;d a q, 7.asc western green. 70 n, 7e Western
3&03A.c.. LARD Steady. quoted 5s'.: city lard
trl quoted at 5-5a5 ioy; refined steady quoted south
round steady quoted. city 4%al'ac Western iAsc.....
STEAilNE-seady. quoted. cleo, &c; city lard stearne
RIclIFo,c SATURDAY half holiday, trade today was
scarcely hairs breadth en-; little figure IN in
nuence locei sentiment rejecting UNCHANGED markets at
low fair. tis95r: fair To COOL 5is1jNc. prime
= choice GGG'4c. lead 1GTizc. Patna. $500; DO In
bond $ig2'.Gs Japan. c06sc Java. iAa5iac; Ransoon
stGAR-Although showing pronounced strength; the
lay market, BUYERS failed put in appearance and
a. the close prices we're stu on the basis u &c fo
~ test CENTRIFUGAL Bic fr ~ test muscoyado and ga,
Or 20 test moas'os sugar. The London news ~a' ~
bc'sr average than cry re'eiyed in some tine past
cana at London ruled steady bni inactive. win java
quoted at lis lad ana fair refining at los q Beet was
o. "a. and next month - 3Ad advance Of Nd The
coll for refined lively again to-day. with the
paT h at m 5 pr qu3a, II" so fs9T
j'.c. powdered 5'sc rranuateI $50 fine grant
a,ei &c: confec,ioncrs granuiacd SO cubes. 5Nc;
NXXX r'Ndere'. SOC. mould i,.c; diamond A., 80:
- :. .. 81 3 io4.. - g - ~ :. !sSe;: ~ 3
- il y, a., ~ Il nc. 10 H. 4Sic: ~ iG 4s.c.
wool EXCHANGE REPORT-current quotations Of
carpe, woods based Wool Exchange Official classihca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
ErrorEAM rRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool July o. 1880 -bSchans.i
dull ~ Western winter Os N';l 20 , 80 ,,,seI
s,n .nring 0s SD spot steady; American
new Is "a futures steadv. July g. 2i s.'eho,
AID. October ~ I'D Fiuur-- Lou. iah'y ,anrt
9u AT o. Hops at Iondon-Faehr ,'ast Gun al t-v ~,
Net easy. extra India 10 ca prime inrr- oos
80 am milne noes nne Western. bis 81; prime m -
ro,,iiun Western. as ID. HamsShor 'n, - 10 q" -,
~ %, az al BACON firm. CUNT erllnd cu = 10 20 3D.
aos. sbor, rib 20 10 "a NJ. ais long clear m'ars ~
rs 10 3s H. ais 81 long clear mddes my ~ - M
ai. backs, 10 to II NJ BIS c.Ar ".''
II 10 is NJ firm at 35s. shoulders squire ~ 10 ~ ~.
a. q, Is "a IArd-Prime Western dull at rs Cheese
Am American finest white SIS 60 coored 3is "a al
ow.Prime city steady at l9s Cd Cot,onsssi c :,
To- "A Rosin-Common steady at -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis July 2scot'on dall; miding 't'i
riddlng SIC ordinary. i'tc net receipts 30 1aea'
grss "a, shlpmenfs I.Os2 sales. 49, stoch. 2-",l 80
81, Louis. July % cotton Guet, mDLng = ~ ios :
low mddng . i6c. good ordinary - lo' NJ ~.
elps iG8 bncs gross. 37y shipments ZIG stock 81
baltimore July 23.-cotton nominal ml'd'ins, INC
low ,nihdlng lGc good ordinary &C. gross re-
ceips bush: stock II. 2rJ ,,,, -, -.
Golveston July 23-C)tton easy. mitdlins. o7sc 20"
nidd,nc BIC good ordinary Sc receipts - baeS s'eS'
To- splnners 80: stock 1850. - .,.,,,-
e.prnn,h Iuiy 20 Cotton quiet and easy. middlng
So: low mding 55lic. receipts ~ BALES SAFES IL
Sew -creins July 23.Cotton steady god m.idllnY'
5-l8c. rnildllng 49, low midliins 3isc. gooi of
n,rv o Gc receipts bales exports TO France ioeJ
snles 800. stock. - CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 49, l y. m.-c.osns; cotton-spot
nited demand and prices unchanged American mlddlng
IA 2od m. sales OF day 5000 bales OF when
so, were for speculation and export and Included 800
American Receipts 1900 bales Including 100 Amefi-
can Futures opened easy with poor demand ana
closed barely steady: American mddling, m July
aid selers: July August 81 Bid, sellers. Au
gust ana September 20 cd buyers september and oc-
ober 10 Gid buyers October and November, II 8&d
BUYERS November and December iI-64a3 is-6sd cell
ers December and January 3lI.64gS SAD. sellers;
January and February i7-8id3 is6id. buyers; Feb
ruary and March. is-84d. buyers: March and April
10 3d. sellers; April and May l96tg3 206id buyerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July o3.-There active demand for cat
day. Prices ruled Choice steers. - 20,
s. So. medium. 81 soas4 80 beef steers - 2easi 7j
feeders. 50 25GS4 bulls - 81 30
ard heers So lOss calves s39s7 Western 81 =
ass 30 Texans 81 sOGS5. The demand hp-s
good Prices average advance - 2isc
Fair 10 choice. So 95Qsi % packers - 1888 .2'
butchers 50 1894 r2 mixed SO 1jI$3 3Ii. light. s. 30
Qs3 OH: pig. 1888 Offerings OF sheep wei
taken at unchanged prices. Common 70 choice Sheep
1884 60: Western sheep. siTSi 30. 10
choice lambs. 81 25asG 30. R~ceipts-Cate 800 head:
hogs. 2O1OO. sheep. i.OsD.
Cincinnati July 23.-Hogs active and higher. 81 200
s397i4 Cattle steady quiet. 81 G5qs5. Sheep stea.
81 1884 10. Lambs lower. slow. <Ia<6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now York. July % 1898
COFFEE business was very dull at the coffee tx
chang" ana Included nothing No ~ outside orders
~ f could IL learned The local traders rather
dsuo.ci 10 their Interests for the week. and
to call 80 bags changed handg. After that the
market became exceedingly h1t and total sales Tor the
srsf reached only 3.Jy) bags The market opened
si".y hanged prices ruled generally featurcles
nfd closed steady unchanged prices ponts ad-
vance The European and Brazilian cables feature
less with steady Influence II anything. hut tn" spot
market offered encDurtgeT increased cor
sumption. The spot market closed dull and nominal
about unchanged prices. with weak undertone. 40
r. invoice lots g.. and iobh.ng parcels. Gisc.
The % prices IN the local market To-Day
va a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
NAVAL, STORES.

Following the sharp rally In spirits turrentne
there an equally shnrp break. in ympa,hy WIN
weekn.ss in IN. savannah market. Trade IA N" local
market was slack t. day with r,sin and tar showing
fair amount n steadln~as Quotations i.hyN:
TAR Regulars 81 s5gSl %. Oh bbls. 81 GIT.
PIT 81 ~.
sPII,ITs Tf'NPENTINF-2 SG2Sisc -
Common 10 good strained 81 35gsi 40; r. 81 40
y 81 81. G 81 a. H. 81 -: l. 81 80; X. 81 ~. NJ ~ ~"
n sa 10; W q, 81 -. ". 81 30
80 " 80 STOCK OK HAND. ....
tu-DentiIc.
Tar ''"-
Charleston. July 23.-Turpentne steady 2'he. hos'n
sayannsh jay 2s-sprts turpentne quiet 2dc: sales
375 lbls. receipts. l.a1. J; sin hrm ana uhchahseu
sales Dos bhls. receipts, ir'N o-,..
Wilmington, .3-Silriis turIeniin~ irn arc
,eccots ~ cnaks Ros!n dull 9jcIsl receipts JIG hhs
Crd. turpcntne steady slas 30; receipts III Dds Iar
quiet, 81 10; receipts. = bb.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Cash quotations were as Flour steady; winter
patents. siGs rs straghs SACKS - Svs s. 49,
ssssS IS 30 spring wheat. '5c. No spiins "nsat,
isnpvc No red se'se 40 corn: "a sSsie' 10
No white. 2Ip27isc: No rye. +ic No barley. SO
35c Iiaxsed. 9sc prime timothy seed g 90 ness
s sG$; per per. 0 .es - o $ 5ogs I dry sailed ss2er
boxed 81 Ja$5 short clear SIDES boHsd :, voaSo ~;
butter market firm, creamery l3'ggi'l2; dairy, IL
ql5c. Eggs steady fresh lie. Cheese slow; Creamery
Cincinnati July 23.-Four quiet. Wheat dull. No
red Iil.c. Corn firm, No mixed 35isc Oats active,
No mixed 27c Rye quiet. No 2. ilGi2c Lard steady.
IS IS Bulk meats steady So 10 Bacon steady 50 70.
easy. Egss dull! &c. Cheese steady;
JaIy 2a-Wasa g ss%s; No Northern
steady /. ic. september, iisc. Barley steady. No
2. i3i9c: sample nominal
tember. s7as1rc December. $3.50. No | hard. 9Osc:
No Northern $40; No Northern sis.c. Flour IN
Philadelphis July 28I%ke@t firm and nc higher: cen
tract grade July, s0as0ac August. I5sQ5.c: septem
Der. Ii.QI5e. Corn. No = mixed arm and &C higher;
higher: No ? white clipped S2aJ2iac no 5 white clipped.
3la3ssc; No mixed. 2si2r-0c Butte. steady; fancy
Western creamery be do prin's 2gc Eggs quiet. bu'
Zoe Cheese firm. Refined sugars unchanged Cot
ton steady Recepts-Fiour. 90 bbls and 1853 sacks;
Wheat. 800 bush; corn, $1,000; oats 1900
st. Louis. July 23.-Flour unchanged. wheat-spot
lower No red. cash elevator. 49, tr2eS 5i4Iee JayI
cash I2lac asked. corn-Spot dull bat higher; No
cash a3c; july. S?'c; August @S'sc bid pecemner'
sss n9 as es'P s e Ssc . So 5s
Bran-strong demand. sacked. track, Ole DID Butter
higher: creamery. i3gisc; dairy. isoloc Eggs steady
r5lcjo' July es--wheat lower weak; No cash. IeAei
July ~ coTn Ss steady 20 mixed. mixed sss" R eys
Anil steady. 30 cash i7c. C1oyefseei dull lower;
prime cash So 20 bid October 50 50. on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

DvERTfsEMENTs and subscriptions ior I9e lt ia
n received at their Uptown once 70 - IHs,Tss
a - ,,,th ~ .lst-st. until O'Clock p m, adNeisc
c. eeeveJ AT the following branch ohces al Tesnr
- ,at.s until o'clock =. VIZ
90, st. 1872 Gth-ave cor l2th-s Mac sa, o ios
oy'; 40 Columbus-aye, near West ootn.s vo
and ltn... ncsr oth-sve OF East ilth-st ISL West
Msss hstwsen 7th and 9Th 100 East tIh-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
Bank Rcuoris,

30. 37G. - .,,,,
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or lhh
~ CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANK; az New no, %rki Al, IN
tho state Of New-York. at tho close OF ous''' "' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

g." - Ssw-Y York County Of New YORK IS. - ..u,
EDWIN LANGDoN. President OF ne anon, a. na ,pr,
AZ solen,niy that the ABOVE s'heie"' - ''e
TO the Des' Oh '"' ~ EDWIN LANGDON. President.
-, o,a .uo,, IN before me this I'D day Of July,
1898. - . G., r-rrDy .o,arv Public y. Y. Co.
Correci--Attest: :, ,ox,,rpfcU
". /. STRONG, Z Directors
HENRY TUCK,
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OFFICE of The Chicago, Rock Island

" AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CONPANY.-C hicago. Ill.
May Ssj 1895 To the holders II dc Chicagt X -.
AMI AMI Pacific Railway pany Five per cent ihfV
Year Debenture Bonds and TO Whoi u NAY '"ncti'.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Chicago f'o,,
Island and Pacific Railway Company LAS eH'fcEt1 me
tight reserved its Thirty Year D'heniuie Bohs
issued under the agreement with the United states Ist
Company II New York bearing date The rrst day or SOP
tenber A. D. 1881 retire said bonds On any hrs uy
March or september before the maturity or the ihc
raj by PAVING the said United states Trust company
OF New York under sG1 agreement enc nun
tred and l-e QOs Der cenun upon - principal and ne
inerss' -, sccr,cd and tntaif ther con NOTICE Is
FURTHER GIVEN the said The ChiceFo ROCK -
tnd Pacific Railway Company INTENDS 10 ree al! Oh
bonds r. " outstanding the first day n SeIlein
A D. ls,s and that e. VII sad date pay 10 NE saa
trustee one hundred n,e 900 per ccntum upon me
Principal aA The Interest accrued and unpaid on az
q sad bonds ter outstanding. ~ order ~ ne a.I .,
Directors THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC ViILWAY COMPANY. 49, X. r. CABLE.
"a q pIPDY.
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I,RENCU LINE.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
DED -" LINE,

DED ID" LINE,
~ For la Guayfa. Puerto cabei' Curacao and Mara
~ From Robert Pier. nrooklyn - ~
GER s. "ABi DOS ny ~,
s,car,r III. ............. Tucfda}. Aug .
s. s. "Ahydos'' has good accommodations for pas
'."s DOrI.TOS BLISS pAlITrT.
G.rernl Managers. No RS Front VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

The chronicle" n weather report states that IN
r,.. ,he plan, is dong wen rule ami w'e'i!s
ar; veins which have 9pp,a:ei In me -.u'5~Tn ana
'.Hf .-''iH % t,N.H ~ D. - ,,,o,,t. e,a,.s
some lu,r.crcn, N" crp indicated nnl from other
=, ,. ',,,ce q 900 h,le.. ,re,'ation and
M ,,,, Ancroar Go5 reo,ir. $50. Amcriran
900. milling upland 70 %-l Fuinrss Gpenfi Gu,e',
nuy'l, 90 ,gary ' Fehrrpry aI7,sh. rcbrary March
3f,r March Nrrii aias. April MAY 3l94h July. a2os:
6ialr sp5 Gstote S"ventrr aSb No,ember-
"arG&'Iv wITENT The action. = days whoa,
kc, wcr- largely controlled 8. iucnrtians IN m shorts
ila gIir n. Mn me cxcep,ior 81 iniy Witch under
v, nce IN he later dcli,crcs Aside the help derived
rom corn however 'he.e H'ue in N" way o., news
rival - ,l,.ns Irench Sao,s VIZ an HlvfG~ m Il
whom hull faction ger" again enahled t. get con OF
for..gn sc'IiE - ,,b,u cailo e.,imni@i
u r was rer ,rtsd damaged - per cent and
'r, hro1r'u' isc forenoon = usual SATURDAY
crop adyiccs l- figure except that some appehen
causi BY rpor, 81 GnagS TO prnE S w"@ o ss
liberal hut found Offset IN the prG,pG,,iye sunss
IN Important consisting or 5000 bush 81 red quoted
% nnon' kn the curb september was quoted from
~ cc &c. CLOSING a. CoRN- ms
lcsel seons crop conditions a. resn 81 Erh
duh IN prae,ca o ra,s 81 the I9n @ gnyr e
hope ~ any relief shors the chief buy
crn end rGs % s"%e only vi "yane Export sn.
ness amounted TO 1900 bush and ~ corn closed '@sc
Is c n To- ,c hf Tor TuFS 'rn"s sn at at S
OATS The only feature in was advance Of %c
fought only 1000 bush ?, No oats uI,e H. S"';
WHIT 2o.c; track MIXED 27a2s,sc aek White ?o@ao
aao,, SO IT'T RuT raic 80 nARLEY weaker
mailing iOa iGe Buffalo.