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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-11

the Post-Tntel!Igencer staff were ridiculed
and their author reviled and cartooned as
a modern Ananias. The fact is, conscien-
tious and competent observer, furnished
only an accurate story OF the conditions
existing in the different counties visited by
him in the state. and exposed the weak
nesses OF the Popuist party, the opposition
to fusion that was harbored by the con-
servative Democrats. and the disturbances
In different sections that were certain 10
result benehcfaly to the Republicans: and.
best of all, he awakened Ae Republican
party to proper appreciation Of the OPP
portunhies of success that were open to
thorough organization. and by the nomi-
nation of good men on the state and coun-
ty tickets.
OF Course They Went Republican.
The greatest surprise to the fusion.sts
last Tuesday night was when the news
was received that Whitman. Spokane and
Lincoln counties had thrown off the yoke
of Populism and elected the Republican
ticket There was no reason for this sur
prise. The Post-Intelligencer had during
the latter part OF July printed Mr. Wat
sons letters from those counties, explain
ing the opportunities for Republican
strength, and exposing the weaknesses Of
the Populists, Democrats and Silver Re-
publicans. The same conditions found by
Mr.. Watson IN those counties In July were
there In November. The fusionists had
done nothing TO avoid the disruption. while
the Republicans had taken advantage OF
the time TO strengthen their position. In
Whitman county such Popllists as Sheriff
SIMS Judge Mcdonald and ex-Representa-
tive Cleveland Smith were condemning the
last rotten legislature. the Populist ring
sters In county affairs. and the existence OF
fusion In The state while the Democrats
were showing an opposition TO Popullsm
and friendship for Republicanism and
prosperity.
In Lincoln county there had been split
In the Populist party over the settlement
of railroad tax matters. resulting IN resolu-
tions being adopted by the Populist county
convention condemning the Popui!st COM
m.ss.oners. and many other weaknesses
were pointed out in July. The feht ran
through the campaign. the commissioners
working for the success Of the Republican
ticket.
Prediction Reports Accurate.
The Watson letters attracted so much
attention through the entire campaign and
were so thoroughly condemned by the fi-
sion press and their author abused person.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-11
Administration
WELL BACKED UP.
Republicans Have Control Of
the Upper and Lower
Houses.
GAIN OF NINE SENATORS.
Latest Figures Indicate a Major
ity of Thirteen in the
Representatives.
GAIN OF NINE SENATORS.

TuesdEy's Elections Affected the
Legislatures of Twenty-three
States. Which Will Choose Sena-
tOrx-De nOcrats Have Lost in
Nebraxka, West Virginia, Della
ware, wisconsin, New York,
North Dakota, New Jersey and
CaIifOrnfa-TurPie, of Indiana,
VIII He Succeeded by a Repub-
lican-Secretary Kerr Sttll Main.
tains That His Party Will
Have $50 Votes In the House.
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FULLER RETURNS
ON STATE TICKET.
Majorities Slightly Cut as
More Accurate Fig
ures Appear.
CUSHMAN GAINS ON JONES
Will Not Run So Far Behind His
Associate as Was Shown in
Earlier Returns.
CUSHMAN GAINS ON JONES

TALLY Complete Reports, hut Re.
mote Precincts Have Not a. Yet
RepOrted-The General Result
Will He Unaffected by Any Re.
turns Yet to Come tn and the
Republican Majority VIII He
somewhere In the NeiEhbOrhOOa
Of $500 tO 5000 ON the Omrtal
Vote-J. Hamilton Lewis I.emds
Late Reports ON the state Vote.
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ELECTION FORECASTS
HAVE ALL CONE TRUE.
Remarkable Verifcation of Let
ters Of ]. Howard Watson.
UNERRING SIINs OF VICTORY.

From Spokane to Olympia, and Ta-
coma to WhatcOm the POst-In-
telliEencer Stan Correspondent
Found Evidences of the Over
throw of FuxiO xiOnism-Bftterly He
viled by the POpulist Press for
ENCOURAGING the People to strike
Down the Enemies Of Progress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-11

T,1c fusion managers ard the f9@.oa press
were unused - can3cr and honesty tn f'o-
3l-teal work They believed trey coGld DE-
cesve ne people by making false claims of
strength. and they made them saylna thsy
woss,s nave "a high as q 90 rns soT7ry oa
the state ticket.
Services Rendered by the FL
Instead os te.nx csa1id sns9 honest thera-
selves. the tsSIcn.S.s ata.sszs tse Post-lr-
t.n.Eexcer for lis con-ervat.ve work. csars-
ing tha, = WAS unreliable The sessers cs
J, Howard Watson, Z regular member Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-11

REJOICING OVER THE VICTORY IN WASHINGTON.
Chairman Babcock Of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee Expresses His Happiness at the
Landslide in This State

1@x\ASHNGToN Nov oTo 1t
n the and the
give us 0 a
)
twenty
does it
O
gesSon Commnt
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Thirteen Majority in the House.

tate this afternoon Chairman Bahcock.
of The Republican congressional commit
tee practically completed a list Of the con-
gressrnen 70 the Fifty-sixth congress. Tna
last authentic adyices received bv hin, in
dicat" that two districts are in doubt We,
VIZ. The Second California and the Twelfth
Texas, In both. however. Mr.. Rahcock
comedies that the chances are favorable n
thu Democrats He claims neither q.
them. Tonight Mr.. Bs brock's figures shoa
the election OF rs straight Republicans
le3 Democrats. Popu,ists and Silver Re
publican Those figures do not include
the no 9oubtfui districts mentioned con-
cedlng these TWO districts u the Demo-
Gratis as means ~ reaching definite re-
snl3s. MIR Babcock claims a certain ma.
tortty % Is over the opposition.
lAttle information ot a definite nature
VAS received by the Democratic congres-
slonal committee tonight. Secretary Kerr
maintained thai the opposition 10 the Re-
pObacans would organize and control me
next horse - representatives. His figures
in4ica,e; taas the opposition would have
A, Lease l>o votes and perhaps ~.
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ally 70 such an extent tta. I. Ia fr.s-az.
ing 20 discover bow conservative ard care
ful Mr.. Watson ~as IN his writings
Prom Tac 6Fna, Jaly ~ the first Of The
Watson ieftsrs was written. .~g-rs Ren,,,,-
heans o. Pierce county are fihilan, he
wrote They have no fear of losing pierce
co'iafy 70 the fassorssts' Confirming ha
said; But as 10 the legislature WIN ,wa
members OF the senate and ten uaerns@r. -.
'he house 70 - s.eeisd. the Pierce country
Republicans are coxltsder& Of .!ec;lnx AZ
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, Nov. f0-The presen.
senate is constituted as follows: Repub-
licans, A.: Democrats, "a Populists, s; Sill
Yer Republicans, 8.
In the next senate the Republicans viii
have 81 and possibly 81 senators, while the
combined opposition will have but SO or 3''.
The terms OF 81 senators expire with this
congress. OF these have already been
elected Aldrich. Of Rhode Island, TO sue
ceed himself: Daniel, OF Virginia: Hanna.
of Ohio; Money. OF Mississippi; Proctor. OF
Vermont. and McComas Rep, to succeed
German. Dem, Of Maryland The Maine
legislature has also beea elected. but has
not yet chosen senator. The election o:
Simon. OF Oregon, with that of McComas
raises the Republican vote 10 i5.
OF the remaining % senator's. Populists
or Democrats will be succeeded by Rspub-
icans. as the legislatures elected in their
states are all Republican. on joint ballot
The senators who will retire to make
room for Republicans are:
Allen. Pop. Nebraska.
Faulkner. Dem. West Virginia.
Gray. Dem. Delaware.
Mitchell Dem. Wisconsin.
Murphy. Dem, New York.
Roach. DEM, North Dakota
Smith. Dem, New Jersey.
White, Dem. California.
Turpie. DEM, Indiana.
AS far the others OF the senators
whose terms expire are concerned they
VIII each be succeeded by senators OF their
Own, or substantially their own. political
faith. They are:
Burrows Rep. Michigan.
Bates. Dem, Tennessee.
Cannon, Sil. Rep. Utah Ito be succeeded
by a Demacrao.
Clark, Rep. Wyoming
Cockrsll. Dem. Missouri
Davis. Rep. Minnesota
Hawley. Rep. Massachusetts,.
Mantle, Stl. Rep. Montana Uo be Sue
ceeded by a DemocraD.
Mills. Dem, Texas
QUAY. Rep. Pennsylvania.
Stewart. Sill. Rep. Nevada
Wilson Rep. Wash;nkton.
The election OF Tuesday thus results in
giving the Republican party a working
majority in both houses OF the next CON
gfesS. something which Il has no; had
here'ofore--iuring the present atn,inistra-
tl0n.
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The Watson letters attracted so much
attention through the entire campaign and
were so thoroughly condemned by the fi-
sion press and their author abused person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES -Marke' dulI ana l7I'f-
NV standard on closed at Nii.Hr6 against no
49,. on Monday. Last prices OF other prominent
,seues wore: Brooklyn CITY Railroad. DIS s'andaTl
Gas common lG}Qi@, preferred. lf"'l@. Mu'n"
CO ooG;9lo -w-Ans,criam Gas. common. 20
9. nreferred G5Q6-: Glucose. common, c5'z4"s'4'
,refarred 1o7i1WiOsi.: Wagner Palace Car 1867
ic-. standard Distilng. preferred G,-+HN
cuvrR EXPORTS Steamers selling to-day
Ir carry ~ go ounces ~ silver for Europ 1n ac-
count. Co.,, ,,-
pANT STOCK SALES-SiX shares ~ ID" MAN
Ao,,a, RanlS stock sold on tho stock exchange III
oo- unchanged from last preceding SAFE, sH'-''7
:, no pank OF Commerce at rs and 30 20
AMERICAN COTTON OLA meeting oi inc
Cotton oil directors will BE held next 4uesG@y' 70
,aks action ON the dividend on tie common as We.
a. the preferred stock 1t is reported tha' d
,o- cent basis will he declared on the common
OFFER OF BONDS-Redrnord Kerr & CO "a
conjunction with the National Commercial baNh
- .lba,v Y Y offer at 1924 ard accrued inter-
&c. so50 90 Southern Boulevard Railroad 'o'
,o,v h-s, mortgage guaranteed per cent t'a-
,ordz Tho bonds at the price offered yea =,
-, ,to investment The Southern Boulevard r.
roaA COMPANY IL part 81 the Third Avenue i.-.l
- s,stem The entire capital stock Is oWnen ~
~ I-,io, Hallway Company. which guarantees 'i''
,,c,,ol o-d interest Of these bonds. while '"'
I.-,,rgs Of the road show handsome surplus o's'
an charges The bankers reserve the rlsH' ~ 49,
vance price without notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
Posed rates 0; tha leading drawers OF fOreIs
exchange were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-O rleans-Cofn-
1Derc.al 5oo discount: bank. SOC. premium Charles
,on-Buving. &c discount, selling. par san FRAN
csco-sight l71c: telegraph 2oc Cinclhna
~. copr,er 50c premium; between banks, par.
gos,on-sc discount. Savannah-Buying, l-loc cis-
count: selling TIC per 1900 premium Oh'cSso
pay.
BANK CLEARINGS New fork-ExchaHs.''
az, e9 "a. balances Nl02 ga Chicago-Exchanses'
.s e7s 80 balances s. 500GG2 Boston-Exchenees'
s4,g ss5 balances s2C57e51 Baltimore-EAchahges
s2c 40 balances. s5Oo5A. Philaoeipna-hA-
Changes So .315; balances Assl''oz.
BANK OF GERMANY sTATEMENI.-Ihe
woek,v statement OF the Imperial Bank OF ger
many shows the following changes; Cash IA "s'c
increased Il 80 go marks treasury notes ihcrehseu
ia7ono r,a,l<s Other securities. decreased o'vV''
mari notes IN circulation. decreased d Vo'V'
marks
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETs-Cah ra'e 10
London q. ~ per cent. open rarhe'
rate a1l04 ner cent for short and long OILS p
In discount rate as per cent; Paris "a PEI
Berlin exchange on London. % marks - ''ei''.77
Paris exchange On London . francs 30 ceh'''''S
EUROPEAN sECURITIEs.-Britishc onsoIs p'7s
for money and 1919. for the account F'e'' I"
rentes lOl francs Is centimes. spanish PEI ''
In London l0e-.6
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar SILVER 0-0 -
can silver dollars 47i<c. Bar silver III A>'''
,sd unchanged. . Al *. Lisbon 81 90;
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid et; AisO0'' WV
Euenos Ayres 49, Rome. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
BONDS.
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

strong feature OF the current stock market Is
-saected IN the unwiingness Of real holders OF
stocks TO part with their possessions at the gen.
.r,rs suggestions Of bear traders. The last
FAMED element came to Wall Street yesterday
Nth the firm intention OF slaughterng valueS.
relieving that the Joint Traffic Association de-
o,s,on and foreign war prospects would not ohly
,rsghten local investors into selling but bring
unon the market a mass OF selling ORDERS NoO
all parts Of the country. Nothing or the KIM
occurred. however. A little hesitancY was eK-
h,blted ut the opening, but as soon as II was
found that no long stock was coming OUT the
tae-s began TO cover. their operations, assisted
~ srpporti1g orders in many issues. advancing
,rces throughout the list and leaving last quo
,at,ons at net gains as compared with Mon
aav's closing In the bear camp disappointment
was keen over the failure OF actual owners Oh
stocks 10 sell on the traffic decision. and conclu.
sions formed after values had made marked
beadway toward higher figures favored the the
orv. often mentioned In this column. that the
.ropor;ance Of decision against traffio associa-
tons which cannot maintain rates should not
be seriously considered by investors.
Wall Street sentiment was encouraged by the
rr!bune's summary Of thu Republican Congress
outlook on November :. and not disturbed by
the continued depression in the European fnan-
cal markets London sold stocks in this mar
ket. but subsequently took back the greater part
O. IT'S early sales The forei.n exchange mar
ket was easier. call money lent as low as 10
psr cen, and general conditions underlying
values favored higher prices. Rock Island IN
the railroad list. was notably strong feature
81. Paul and Burlington recovered the losses
made on Monday, and Throughout; the list ad-
vances were general on a small volume OF ousi-
ness. Among the Industras American Cotton
OH was a strong feature on dividend prospects,
and American Tobacco. after declining over
ner cent. advanced per cent, closing at net
gain Of over 4 per cent. Early weakness IN the
european markets was followed by improve
rent before the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct - (SpecaD.-Wheat spectators
thought the war signs not so clear to-day. WIN
the increasing uncertainty Of trouble abroad there
was rush to get ont Of long wheat and some In
cliuatIon to put out shorts Prices lost little over
90 a bushel and closed at abou, The bottom De-
conlber opened ct 6si.c. sold between 69i4q6Sl-c.
and closed at 6Si .H6S;ac. There seemed TO be the
same uncertainty everywhere Consols were up
aud down wildly. finally closing n fraction under
Monday Liverpool wheat prices at one time were
ND 2;9T2a,d but at the close the rally was almost
entirely lost The break would have been severer
than Il was here but for the export business re-
por;o9 from the seaboard Lohrke confirmed ~
loads There were other claims Of 200 loads Tor OK
port Cash wheat sales here wero about gO"O
bushels; charters, liz o0o bushels. Paris continued
10 puzzle. merely holding steady as IT has been all
through this excitement. Clearances were Iaoo
bushels The worlds visible increased 2.l2iCO
bushels about half as much "a last year The con-
tract stock So go bushels decreased for the week
Gs 900 bushels There was bad weather West this
morning: clear and cold weather was promised for
Wednesday, 1t is altogether professional market.
ryervthing depends on the political outcome
abroad Chicago had go cars. with TO estimated
for tomorrow
Corn los, L-c and closed at the bottom. May
opened at 3is,a3is4c. sold between 3issq34sc ana
2iItc and closed at 3ii4c Theories as to the TOT
.lgn situation completely the factor in this
as in the wheat pit Receipts were small because
~ the bad weathor-i07 cars. with 325 Cor Tues
dav Liverpool was up I'D FOR spot. OFT fsd Tor
futures Clearances were $1,000 bushels. The con-
tract stock a4sp0pD bushels. Increased for the
week -23 go bushels. Cash corn sales aggregated
around l5OoocO bushels part Of 1t by lake part Of
II ali rail Lake rates were OF i3c. there nayIng
been n rush Of boats this way CHARTERS, FsrOt'
lusheis Definite news ~ peace would mean a
further break. The seab0ard reported thrty-sK
carloads for export. 49,.
oats lost haisc for the same reason TIE other '
grain ma rkets declined. My opened AZ -iSc. SOFA
~ 3ttG2rkc and closed 1t 24aNc. Receipts were
only 2o2 cars With 80 for Wedne sday The con
,rar, stock 1870 bushels. Increased 1900 bush
els Soaboard ciearauces were 10000 bushels. Re
cripts will be-. larger with clear weather. i"e 'or-
oign news will Dc the immediate factor.
Provisions lost u litte. but they were compara-
lively steady Pork closed ia l2iac under Monday
hogs with 40OO1 estimated for Wednesday. prices
at the yards steady. Provisions. as complete
" a. grain hinge on the foreign news.
on the curb puts December wheat closed al
67i-c; calls, C97sc Puts on May corn. 3'sc; calis
Gizc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Oct q. ?. m-AmeTica' -
weakened after moderate nuc'DA''" .,,r.,iv
The closing was dull Last prices were; 49, so
.on. ~. CANADIAN Pacific. s2ls St PAU. NV;
Illinois Central IL; Louisville. ~. Union fao.'-
preferred. e.. New-York Central. ~ Ere, ~
Pennsylvania. 500. Reading SIS; ETC 'rst
u. Northern Pachc preferred. '';s' anu
Trunk. Szx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

RAILROAD RONDS.-Market moderately active
and generally higher. The heaviest dealings were
IN the Atchison issues. Kansas and Texas Is; As
Tor.bero Pacific prior IS Reading A. Texas and
Pacific eds Union Pacific Is. Union Paclhc Den
yer and Gulf LIST receipts, West Shore as, Int ma
-ioral and Great Northern lists. Oreg'n Railroad
and Navigation IS AID San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass As Total sales. par value. 100000. ags'ns;
s. Isl 900 on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN PONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS Sales. 5000 coupon fs
OF 1857 a. lllS. 500 registered - at 1854. $1,000
coupon g e. 1863. and $3.50 IS (smaA bonds AZ
o5,.G105& Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Ac,l cash bal $500 2le3'3 s95 23 40 Dec s1oo2 So
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. Sl)s3: Internal reve-
nue. receipts s532. s25 and the miscellaneous re-
ceIpts s1ac0t: total Government receipts for the
day. 1903 10 Expenditures S3lol0D Receipts Tor
month 10 date. t3 SO So: expenditures. A3,3S6p0
excess OF expend!tures 81 75G135 Receipts for the
fiscal year TO date si57Gc2 75l; expenditures. s23o
IA: excess Of expenditures. $732323s3 Receipts
Of National bank notes for redemption Yesterday.
s205.75s
STB-TREASURY- Sub Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House sl,e2o755. It's net loss on
balance was 8. 9os made up by loss in cur
rency OF 1881 md loss in coin OF Sl.5l25l5. The
days operations included: Receipts. $3745lH: pay
rnents $j63s0s0 resulting In a general balance Of
s6l So 49, consisting OF $o523S2 coin and S7S2'G
currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The Southern Boulevard Railroad extends from Lincoln
Avenue at a point the Harlem River In New YORK.
CITY the Southern Boulevard nor'hward 20 Pelham
Avenue miles - track In all. forming valuable
part q the system OF the Union Railway Company CT
New York The entire capital stock ~ the Company 10
by the Union Railway Company. which guarantees
the principal Of these bonds TIE bonds are
secured BY a first and only mortgage covering all the
railroad equipment real rights. franchises ana
all other property az the Company nov owned or here
after acquired and the is limited 70 the amount
offered The road has been in successful operation
1892 and necessary part o. the Union Railway
system IT'S for the future well assured The
Company possesses valuable franchise and the mortgage
has been carefully drawn
The earnings show handsome surplus
over all charges.
The Union Railway Company q New York operates IN
extensive system Of trolley lines extending from the
Harlem north and east through Knssbrige. East
Chester Yves, Chester Pelham and New Rochelle The
charter and franchises Of the Company are extremely
valuable and exempt TIE Company from several I'M
porant provisions u the general railroad law Practically
capital stock Ct the Company ~ which ZOO
per share paid. is owned by the Third Avenue
r. Co. and the two roads operated as the sanis
system connecting i30th street and Third Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
So LIST Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
OREGON RAIL WAY & NAVIGATION co.

Tho convcrsiOn into ~ Consolidated Mort'
rayc uonJ, II the Oregon Railroad ana
Nnyiuation Coz undertaken by the under
Aligned has reduced the Amount OF the Us
Bond. left outstanding to Sl'o!o'ooo' Inc
o,era,ton NJ the sinking Fund. cow fncreas-
,ny very rnDtdiy, will shortly cancel the en-
t,re outstanding balance OF First Morts"ee
nonaa nj n price which. under the irust
need cannot exceed 1IWt.
THE OFFER Is NOW MADE TO holders Oh
the q nor cent. First Mortgage Bonds TO re-
fund into the per cent. Gold Bonds m"'"r
tny fo1G which will. except for the sma'
,oI,nce az q pcr cent. Bonds. constitute IN"
EIRsr MORTGAGE UPON THE ENTIRE PHor-
ERTy OF THE OREGON RAILROAD A Wv.
CATION CO. upon the basis Of sl.ioo ~
pER CENT BONDS For $1,000 IN u FEN
CENT BONDS thi. offer being subject !"
,vithdpnwal or modification without nohee'
The net earnings Of the Company aoas
the mast fsrnl year have been over SS"o"'
OOO or more than three times tie in'eres'
uron the entire bonded Indebtedness ne
Compnny f. paying dividends o"'" y"
prefcrrcd md Common stock
uo,der. of the 81 Bonds desiring 10 COM
vert should deposit their bonds WIN 'ne
- vet security & Trust Co. for exchanbs
into the sc Bonds.
KUHN, LOEB & co.
~ AND 20 PINE STREET
Now york. August 18th 1sOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

ovuer. of the certificates hsuee ~
rs. Metropolitan Trust Company on nS.
ING 20 Ocouee a western r. r. Co. bonos'
po-",, nv HEREBY NOTIFIED that gen
i ,,,x ,.. b.sn called Of the eertiacate-hold-
- or Friday the 2sh day Of october. iso' ~.
"a a Exchange Place, y y 70 ra,iy ne sA.e
- ,s oeone- ard Western Bonds made oy we
OF No. artcI. Of the Bondholdere Agresnlent
October zlt- lsss ~ - "Ni'A'-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
ryDOPTr or MERCHANDISE.

poyt OF New York ls~ ESQ ii1,coa sssio :oI
Wee enrins 49, 500 3G4 4Gi 33'5G oCs 373'"2'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY sTATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results q;
vo days ago. compared with the las. preceding
.atement gives the following balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. 1892 per cent
Tine money 21za3 per cent for sixty days per
cent for three and four months. and 1854 per cent
tor six Inoutha. Commercial paper rates were
g. Q3i. per cent for three months ana 0'-P4 per
CO.. for hes, names 70, four and SIX months.
Names not 50 well known ruled higher.
FOREIGN EXCHANGING strong at the
operin- but subsequently declined on fallng-oh
IN tb, de.-and and better reports from abroad
Actual closing rates were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
CLOCKS EXHIBIT STRENGTH
praRS FORCED TO COVER
,ovp MARKET STRONG - MONEY AND
EXCHANGE.

r,os,ng prices yesterday OF the principal active
.ecurities and net changes from Mondays quota
,s were as follows:
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