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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-04-29

SERVICES every Sunday ut I 100 p M, and
- alternately at 1880 u. IN. Rev. NJ. X. Sal
geon, pastor. Sunday School at 300 p. m,
Asa Sharp, Supt. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 80, Endeavor meeting Monday
at Z 80 p. m. Nellie HOlcomb, Pres.
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GEO. p. BROWN. D. D. 6.

MENTAL ROOMS, Stewart Block. Port Ilur-
~ on. Latest modes of operating, including
bridge work OF artificial teeth without plates.
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u. M. RAHEL. M. d.

physician, SURGEON. and ACCOUCH
eur. Boualide purchaser aud successor to
Jr. Pollock. calls night or day attended
Office in drug store, Fargo.
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AARON WINDSOR.

ARTIST, Yale. If you want
Il first class nair cut, shave, shampoo or sea
foam, don't fail to give him "A call Charges
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FREE METHODIST.

CHURCH on Mary Street. Services every
" Sunday evening at 700 O'Clock. Rev. #.
pastor. Sabbath school ut IL Il. IN.
Il. A. Parks, Supt.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

At A. G. CHAPEL. Services at IL a. m.
N Prayer meetings every Thursday evening
at 7oclock Elder j. III. Patton. Pastor.
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w w IORn

A UCTIONEER. Peck. Mich, is prepared to
"A attend all kinds of sales on short notice and
1t reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited.
Orders sent either 10y mail or telephone TO DR..
roal 1T Peck will be promptly attended to.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

CHAPEL on Mechanic street. ID. Mccall,
" Minister Preaching every Sunday at IL a..
m. and 200 p. IN. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at . go p. m. Junior Endea-
vor at 3 80 p. IN. Prayer Meeting at 7 80 every
evening.
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j. 3. STEVENS.

VETERINARY SURGEON. Graduate of To
rOnto Veterinary College. Member State
Veterinary Association. Calls promptly attend
ed day or night Office in building opposite
Commercial House, Yale. Mich.
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a. 4. LouNsBuRY. NJ. o.

DHNSlCIAN AND SURGEON, Brockway,
i Mich. Calls promptly attended day or
night Diseases OF women aud children Il
S eciaity. Residence in the Or. GoVan house.
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F. ALLEN, M. D.

PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and AccOucheur
4 calls night or day promptly attended.
TO Dr. Pollock, Fargo. Mich.
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DIR. VIM. YUILL.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE over Lennon 4
" Co.'S. Drug Store Specially, Surgery, and
Diseases OF Woman and Children. once hours
. a. IN. to p. an. wednesday ANA Saturday.
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5U511TE55 oIaEGEoRx
DR.. BENZ. CLYRE.

physician, SURGEON q ACCOUCHEUR.
i ONCE on Main street. first dOOrsuutb of liar-
ms Carriage Works, Yale. Office hours from y
to > 80. tuesdays and saturdays all daY.
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WILLIAM WIGHT.

Nj ID. G. NJ. Trinity University, NJ ID. G. NJ.
VIZ Victoria University, Toronto, ont. ONCE
and residence Main street in house formerly
occupied by Or. j. Wells. ONCE hours To 0
IN, II m 10 80 p IN, and after pm.
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shosid.r. 1ss. Dressed hos sses1s. Tsgsw:
ar.ss, iseise.i seccgds iigaiIei ihirds iA'1S
fbincj state, nnest teo.i nrste, iIalec ! thirds 70
ssconds. 1f0I lee. C-heese-stete, full cream. large,
fancy, size, choice. 8oStc.i fair 70 .Eooo. The
FAC, common. 0ia07c.j small. colored4 and white
fancy. astaec. choice, ehQ6tc. common 70 good,
7@Sc. Eggs-Fresh gathered, State ana Pennsytvania,
fancy, 10 O.; baltimore nrstn. t5rc., washinFton do,
1bh0tbiac.i weatcrn do 1bac. Chicago, Feb. 1p:-
"Proviaions were higher and closed Arm. Cash de-
higher"
co. trst, 4 3.tec. Refined was fairly active an hrm.
wooI-Current quo htions OF carpet WOODS. based
upon Wool Exchange onicial olasslncatlons. are
rs fonoyvt; Carpet-Alspio o. washed. 2xip@ssc.i An
Fora, lSicds1tc. Bagdad. black. 1obS90e. Dagdad,
lawns, l9Lae20c. Bagdad, white. 9I9d 9stac.; Box
hara, coiors, 19eIBLo; Bokhhra, whites, 1ia0
I5ioc.; camri's hair, Russian. i2ltS13c. China, or
binary. 1020Iaiac., China, %cofnbing. 1iia9ldao.i
Cordova, 1891 c.i Donskot, autumna, lOlac.; Don
skoi. comhinR 22R@2tipc.; DOnSkoi. colors, 1ala0
R2bc.; Donskoi. lambs, Isl 0l7to. Scotch, l0@ l7c.i
Valparaiso. l2iaSi8i9c.4 East India and Asiatlc-
East Indln, Joria, and vicanrrr, 2Ai2926igc.; East
India. RandahAr, 212a 2tiec.; Eist India. carpet It'll
ing. cho ce. 1Bh@15r2c. Bast india, carpet Milling,
low! 1lLa1tIc.i Georgian, b. o., bqc.; Geor-
eian. h., 1Bq3 0i2c.; Georgian. n. s., 12la@14i9c, (;
karadi. choice. lOp@17ac.; Karadt ordinary. 1tia
018i2c.; Khorasran. colors. lie; Khorassan. white,
l7in0lStoc.; Mohair. Turkish. d1isC6 "a lgc.; Mossul,
washed, 16a@ls5c.; Mossul, unwashed, 192c.;
Oporto. iSiac.; saionlca, III io@l2ioc.
CHICAGO, Feb, tp--These wei o TO days prices;
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Futures here to-day declined 8 to 4 points, closing
quiet. after sales OF 81. 500 baleI. The future trad.

The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and devoid Of
new or inter sting developments. There was some
foreign selling. but the trading was mainly local.
Disappointing Liverpool adviceB and continued lib.
eral receipts led to local selling. and prices declined
alightly. The depression in the stock market and tho
fear OF trouble between England and France, growing
out OF the strained West African situation, also con.
trbuted to weaken the tone. But there was no gem
eral pressure to sell. and the net loss FOR the day was
slight. Aberdeen. Miss. Feb. W thus
far In February has been all that could be desired for
preparing for the new crop. During past ten days
much pioushing has been done. and farm
work now become general. During December
and January roads were almost impassAbIe,
hence movement from plantations very small,
Picking not yet finished. and wa hear of pick.
Ing cotton and p~loughipg in some nelds. Owing to
heavy short interest Ia spot cotton. all offerings for
past ninety dsys have been absorbed ut ieG &c. above
legitimate parity, hence stocks m small towns arc
only moderate. hut stock on plantations unusually
large for this time OF the year. Recent advance has
greatly stimulated hope for bitter prices in the
future. We hear OF no expressed purpose 10 reduce
acreage; on the contrary, most planters will put In q
full acreage. The system OF farming 10 much tho
same throughout the cotton,growinR States and IL
susceptible OF but little change as TO relative propor.
ton OF acreage devoted TO cotton or food crops. Last
year acreage In corn was large. but yield poor. The
large cotton crop vas due TO the phenomenal Yield Of
lint per acre. A large increase In acreage Is dece ptivs,
as IN most cases 10 v cent. of such increase 10 In thin,
poor lands that do not produce we'll under most
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot WA duh but ste ady; No. 2.
oi4c. Sales 900 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
the future trading was as follows:
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Surplus esa. 4s7.o0o $780, $685. Do Dec, %. 74s.o 800

Surplus e32.4S7.0oo o2o. $685. 5o Dec.o %. 74e, 500
two years ago s2s.e27,o5o.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
week were se.'7ia.o5s. against iss.ao4.aiT7 the
s speas'h 4or T the week 81 iS wore s's siss i .sis. i% ~ ~hie q
S102, .7oS2 was go ID making ssh Ing total specie import.
s sssii' Of qG $780, 90 oC ss:ai Gns 81 s ilSss.sf ssa e. isS pts :
s's%: s ::si' e 81: q s s;ss1s. "a s5 ' ssd :il s!asf ss 81; |.
Glucose Sugar Refining common 10 quoted at
sSf 6i F s1s .e esr Rhstsassa e e Ssss q t,i Eats;
u.s. 4 s7e ans &. s sss : CAS- a f sS$%S1 4 M1 5aSS
Elgpi.ssle Gas st,22bS2so. Amsterdam Gas az
l02ie@lO3Ia.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports
|nsss. ssr n sgsa f ga December e cnSSss Of dS @ji1S H. an
%oh %iaor g. .s' q arI SlSI. 5} ysari f sad the net * S7 Sc ;sSS:
csi,ss4. 1 sS in sr sSs g sFG Ssl is5aips ss S cc%p sissi
y T,ss t ana oG nst r., sool 6s Per aS ,n 81 shs p SbSs.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for December of 1919. 500. an in
crease Of S26.372 as compared with the same
an %0n aser 81 s1s 81 @Ps $3.50 s. ''f For A tSs net ss. sis sadins
Dec. 81 the gross earnings were 80. 46a. 1896. an In
crease of e145. 1873 as compared with the cor
responding period of the previous year. and net
o. ,463.2 s3. an increase OF $50. 287.
This COLORADO Midland RsilISad reports gross
Of 025, GAG as compared with the same month Of
the previous year, and net $43. 222. an increase
OF SlO.70l For the six months ending Dec. 81
the gross earnings were 1907, 229. an increase
OF $85 1925 az compared with the corresponding
period of the previous year, and net S342, 442.
an increase Of $76, 435.
The Toledo. Peoria and Western Railroad re-
ports eross earnings for January OF $75, 63l. an
Increase OF $4.327 as compared with tho bamo
month of last year. and net $21. 4s3. an increase
OF $6.357. For the seven months ending Jan.
~ the gross earnings were $5e6,Olo. an increase
period Of last year. and net $16a.O7l. an In.
crease of $36 .09l.
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SATURDAY, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
was duh but stronger. The sales were $4,000
bush. winter wheat on private terms at the out
ports for export Free on board afioat: No. ]
Northern spring, New York, $1.12as; do, Du-
luth, S1.l47s; No. 2 red. $1.O9as; No. 1 hard
Duluth. S1.157s; No. 1 hard Manitoba, S1.14as.
Futures declined asc. to Sc. but recovered this
and advanced 1ssc. to 2isc. After "'Chango"
May on curb was Sl.O2a@Sl. 04is. closlng
Bl.O2A; July, 95c. closing 95Ac. Fu-
ture sales l.275. 600 bush. as follows:
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including Toid Teserveissi7 Sta so s9aS. oizoss
Money in London, 2is@2% Scent. Rates Of dis
count IN. omen market for both short and three
months bills. 2nea2A v cent, Paris adviceequote
8 v cents at iO3 francs 62i9 centimes. Exchange
on London. 20 francs 26io centirros.
Tho time for payment OF unpaid indictments
on the assessment on Union Pacific stock ex-
pircd to-day, and all holders of reorganization
certificates OF deposit OF stock who have failed
TO make such payments have forfeited their
stock without right Of redemption. together
with all installments previously paid.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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Barley-wns dull. New feeding, s2iac., cost and
l n%ss :. ssea sHfa'S No. At sDs%Rt essef Sa n sSsSssso.. Eye
ssi. so1 Tsrs snG iC5. oS S0r Sa.s. i%ns Tsi s'F ss.SGo s Ga :
mixed on private terms free on board snoat for ex.
g Re-. ! and %i1.S s' n ei s.ss,Ssr 5 ssl,ST F at sSs:G sd IL sass1' tor.
ssies a ssuS .oSo bush. h a. fo Hn Saro was S0''0' Future
opessssre. Htssss.t. Ie,ss.t. crss;St,r . Mt IA:
9 MSy.."..soh ses soh sSs s sSsa
os.;-seo. Va. steady. The sale: were 1900
S Sssh' ss sSnG . SS. i ! %hito s aH; . .f ats.. S sS. ) "a So =
ssiac:; MOI mixed. s2c.: No. sdor, 81 he; rejected
cred. $685. str track mixed. s SNsii do. %hite.' 1000
at sshSssiac. Futures were nominally higher. No
M, Opening. H'0Ae't' L0.o'''. c,e;'"0. M s6H
Wheat. was quiet to-day. but strong and higher. I'm.
S der the LEAD !. Sh Of Chicago fs E Ss.E Pf ass,t here re 1 ,Ss Ssx ; sn1Iy.
MOTIVE ss sPo0r re ss Z Ss.' r nsness 81 e damage Sas' to s the ar.
gentine crop by heavy ratnh. and disgusting .advices
also contributed to strengthen the tone. shorts Gov:
cred freely, There were rumors of further sales OF
Paris declined 70. to ie. The exports from this essn:
and s,1a0; ~; ssS in the same Rsvs wefs .I last yssf sinss
bush. against ics;liS,i7s il The same
HeTe as ss' cars s's against 5 sol last SC ssar. CORN ws .se saiss
but nrmer with wheat; Liverpool was steady. Tho
6.<41.420 last year. Since July the exports have
been ITO. SOC. 4Os. against OIL. s65.s77 In the same
rest of the list. Chicago received o18 cars Of
corn and sos OF oats. Chicago. Feb. l9.-".The
70 cover. causing a rapid advance Of bbc. from the
lowest prices. The range on May was from 81 .O3la
to 9l.08. closing at e1.o6;. July sold from 92isc. to
9ic. closing at 99c: The short int erest in this latter
were conspicuous as buyers OF July around 94c. Out.
side news was rather strong. but overshadowed by
local conditions. E~orthwestprn receipts were again
lighter than for the same day q year ago. Today's
exports were 44s, 900. Clearanoes for the week were
nearly 5000. 900 bush. There Is no telling how high
this market will sell before the present deal will
culminats. II Southwestern receipts continue to
dwindle IL will add q lot to the strength OF tho mar
ket. Coarse grains were higher. influenced in q
measure by the aivanoe in wheat. There was con.
siderable covering Of shorts put out yesterday. The
legitimate strength Of oats is based on the big cash
demand. May corn sold on ac. or 1c. The chances
for the present are rather on tho long side"
~FLoUR-Prices were adv anced rather sharply to-day
in sympathy with the rise in wheat and stronger
Western markets. Trade, however. was checked by
the improvement. The sales were 1880 bbls.
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Futures here opened easier. but rallied and closed
steady a. UNCHANGED prices. The sales were lR, $50
= pfk. Rio was dull at 1875 reis declinsi receipts,
5000; stock 2se.o00; exchange. . 2l.82d., q de.
receipts, l2:O00i stock. S68. 900. At the opening
here prizes declined slightly on disappointing cAbleS
but rallied ON local buying.
METALs-Were nominAliy unchanged.
NAVAL s~roREs-spints OF turpentine were dull at
83l rosin was quiet at 40 for com.
mon TO good strained.
PRoynIoSs-LArd waA arm. Prime, %. 40; city,
ebSSo.ies; refined for the Continent, %. 40. Pork
va steady, Aeas, 80. cut meats were nrm.
4leklSd hAVA 9N06e.I %. bellies. b10skS.i d.
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Sacks.
1900
2O.l24

Winter in bbls.: supernne. os.O50s3. Q5: No. Q e1.
ira, %. BOG 3 20; straights. e4.80So %. 20; patents,
o4.7otSS5.25. Spring in bills: Clears, 06SsI 40;
straights. s!:eo@s4.s5; patents. 90. 1854 Mii
Feed-Was fairly active and nrm. Western spring
o16; winter In bulk. 01b@0l7.
CoTToS-spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales.
Middling uplands. 6l4c.. against The. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf. slao.. against 7sasc. last year. The
Southern spot markets were steady and unchanged.
Memphis sold e.45o. New Orleans 1,7oO. Augusta
Sso, Galveston $40, Savannah us, and Norfolk
with sales OF 1000 bales; futures there were un.
changed to ! point lower. closing barely steady. The
receipts ut the principal interior towns were as fol.
lnvyR.
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Inc shipments from Augusta to-day were 6S4 bales;
Memphis, 11.064; st. Louis. 2.36s; Cincinnati, l,O7o,
and Houston; b,8so bales. The port receipts were es.
and i4,Is7 last year The exports from the ports APP
Monday II 900 to 10000 bales. against 5,869 last
week. 9lsl last year and s.4S4 q 1895. Houston
last year. and o.243 in 1895. New Orleans declined
3 TO I points. The Chronicle states thar rain has
that ms q rule the precipitation has been light; that
. correspondent at Helena, Ark, states that cotton
movement Of the crop continues quite free. There
came into sight during the week 2l6.o92 bales, against
1895. making tho total in sight 9.l7b. ISL bsles,
against |, 1875. i26 at this time last season. and $780,.
$50 in 1895. Northern spinners have taken thus far
this season l,eos;lse bales. against i.22e. 78s thus
this season have been 8. i95. IT'S bales, against 1895.
s2l in the same time last season. The visible supply 10
as followsl
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The British steamship Jamaica, which arrived
yesterday from Halifax. ran afoul of tho wild
weather that stirred up the seas on Wednesday
and Thursday. The invading waters smashed
the little steamships deck fittings and carried
Goldfish oil and fifty barrels Of picked herrings.
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AnRoAD OTHER SHARES.
Open. AtsA- Lew -ogosn0-
sales ms. est est BtA. Asksa.
e7o Ads. Ex.leob le4h 1907 laI 1875
sssib AnsR-l3eh 1891 1891 lae 1901
aeo Ami .ll2k llpt ll2h lll1 llp
1000 AmsH. 81 sS 81 sL 81
osA Gable e2 90 eR 81 90
ss7o An Tob. elh els ell elh ee
10 AmTobpl ll7% 1l6% III l2o
11b Am OIL 90 go 90 100 90
% AmCop 7An 7AL "a 13L "a
1870 Atch.Tk
D Fo... e. iPS lak igL loS
1850 Atch.T&
SEP. 90 3Oh 2oA 2p1 oaL
100 A Arb pf 37h 37h 37h az az
1870 BAltG o 1T I7A 49, lsL IN
800 Bay SIC a. ga az "a Az
1885 Brk T 42Ss aga AZ 40 AoL
100 . Un G.lPoL 1904 1901 1poL IoIL
slSs cGnsS.. 90 b2h blL blL so
sSoo oAHrAO 9 eeb els CIV slh
sseosA Lee. sRh sab aeh 3ab as
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r1r1ror1n AND oorr1no11E
s~ArUnDA1. Tsh 10

etruRpAY. Tsh 10.
Shs s.,,,nr M n-arvourners that has caused AZ
rns.ttlsd rtook market since the accident 10 IN,
Maine was Intensified to-day By the frictior
that has developed between England and Franc,
n Afrtc,. The deyelopments in that quarter
Ssnro.,ed the London market and caused
iih.r.l calling hera hrst By foreign arb
,r.rs hourss and then By local traders. The
ssciins IN prico, was accomplished with com
,.rntive ea,e. partly because one Of the
sn.r,torr Who has recently been engaged In I'D.
v.,rip0 prico- has turned TO the short side, and
4. nav bent upon depressing them. The circum.
stapo,, noted induced q good deal Of liquidation.
.na. AZ "a usually the case whom long stock
coro.. mon thu market In any quantity, profes.
.io,.l traders ware encouraged 10 make short
oontrnots On an extensive scale, and also Ia
h,mmsr the market.
Tbo fact that there win DO only one business
asy between now and next Wednesday morning
va. not without effect upon timid spectators.
RI. mo,t sTtsnsive trading this morning was in
sur.r Rs6nine. and at a fractional recovery
sror the extreme decline Il closed slo points
Iover than yerterday. Superficial indications
A.. thst the aame apeoulatiye interest that was
rec.ntlv engaged in advancing the price Of this
ctoot n now equally active IN q bear
o.rp.ion In it. Other noteworthy trans
actions were IN tho Northern Pacific
otoets. a.. Paul. O., b. and Quincy and
IouisyiIle and Nashville. The hrst named
v.r. eroeptIonally heavy. Rumorp Of cut rates
4, oonneotion with the Klondike trafio were
current Int they affected the limited market
for Canadian Pacific moro effectively than any
othsr .took. The bond market was relatively
more sotiye Than that for stocks and was also
f,aiYerent 10 the considerations that influenced
m. purolv sp,culstivo community. It 10 plain.
h,vsver. that even investment buying will not
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Denomination, $1,000. Coupon or rsgIstera
Capital stock 49,. S1,O00,000
Cash paid In on stock 100000
Amount of mortgage 100000
Actual cost of road 2,500.000

These bonds are secured by nrt mortgage on o.
miles Of road. located in the best business and resi-.
dental section of Detroit. The road 10 laid with 90.
pound johnson glrder rail, on oak ties In concrete
and on . s-inch concrete bed. The equipment con.
sfsts Of lol combination cars, o snow ploughs, o
swespers. D construction cars, 4 dump and nat cars.
The electric power station IL one Of the best in the
country. The power plant and real estate owned BY
the Company 10 worth 100000.
The remarkable earning strength Of this property
f. better understood when tho fact Is taken into
consideration that earnings arc based practically on
Scent fares. Under tho terms Of its franchise. the
Detroit Railway was obligated to issue 8 fares for 95
cents, between the hours of s,t5 A. N. and 8 p. NJ.
and 0 fares for 30 cents between the hours OF T. N.
and $40 A n. These provisions for reduced fares
were availcd of by the public in the following order
of percentagesi 8 fares for 30 cents. ~ per cant. Of
receipts, o fares for ab cents. 10 per cent. of receipts,
b-cent fares. 10 per cent. of receipts. making the
average fare per passenger. 8 sb cent?, including
transfer privileges.
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being more than the interest for the whole year.
We have had our own engineer examine the Road,
and his report shows that It is in excellent pAysicL
condition.
We also have . very full and satisfactory statement
from the late vice.President, Mr.. W. A. C. Even. who
has had charge of the Road since its organization In
October. 1895. until recently. both of which, as well
- copies of ths mortgage. We shall be pleased to
show to any one desiring to invest.
The Atlantic Coast Line has acquired possession of
this Road by purchase OF all tho Capital Stock,
81, 200. 900. and has taken charge OF its operation,
having removed the ofic 6 to Wilmington. N. C..
where Its own general otices are located.
The financial standing and reputation OF the
Atlantic Coast Line are too high and well known to
require comment. but the following table is interest.
Ing as showing the prices bid for the various issues Of
Bonds on the Roads owned and controlled by 1t. con.
%stituting this system. These are all bids, and 1t is to
be noted that even at these prices no Bonds can DO
49,
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The receipts Of the Government to-day were;
Customs. S469. GAL; internal revenue. $685. 29;
and miscellaneous, 1896. 3l0. a total OF 81 ,292,.
3SD. The disbursements were 81 ll6, 900, an
excess OF receipts over expenditures OF Si7B, $50.
The receipts OF tho fiscal year to date have been
$3.50. LOT 3OS and the expenditures S267, $685.
80. an excess Of expenditures over receipts Of
81, 507, 282.
The official count OF the cash in the Treasury
a. the close OF business to-day compared with
that OF last Saturday shows:
Feb. ~. Feb. 10.
Gold coin and bullion. . .el6b. 1913. 00A Sl0s,vis,DOs
SILVER douArs and bullloA 2o,0l7,676 l6G0X0O7
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