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Live stock Market.

MONDAY oct. 80 1899.
Receipts Of hecvcs for two days were 4, as. head
including 30 to be exported alive. l46 for
slauGhtrrrTs and ~ for the market. making With
lie stale cattle p sald. Trade moderately
active and prices generally STEADY, common steers
showing small decline ard bulls ing firm The
yards were easily cleared Common to rhoioc uatiy.
steers sold at S4.4Og f5DO 100 lbs, halthrcCs
at SblO; oxen and stays at 5 25W rs. bulls M
SH.7OAk4 extra FAT bull ut s. so. cows at 81 bod
a., choice fat cow a. SI.2b Dressed beef in fair
demand q: slUc per III for inferior to extra native
sides. Liverpool and London cables quoted Anori.
can Catt" lower att "a t2c.. tops l2iac. per H.
dressed weight refIiEeTator beef lover at c.re 10
Exports to-day none: tomorrow 300 cattle and
+,24O quarters Of beef.
Receipts q calves for two days were 2 22r heaI
including 2lO for butchers and 2.OlG for the mar
RCt. Nea!s were in hight supply and 25r higher.
grasscrs slow and acc. lower. The rens vera
cleared. Common to choice vrals sold at x5S$g mar
100 MS. Rrassrrs At S2.719f3 -. aud p0mC eariy
sales were at s3.aoass.bo. Guy dressed veals tirm
at Hle@ISc. per n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two dave war.
- $40 head, including 81 for slaught, cir nd
sSle for the ma ket and. with the stale stuc. .rs
- cars tu be sod, sheep were weak to loo
lower; lambs opened weak to l5c. lower and closed
2hc OF, with nearly dozen cars unsO'd the close
common to choice sheep sold at 2.IOs4 30 per 100
ms Cuils at S2uO ordinary to choice lambs at 81 Ii
@S6G5; Canadian lambs at S5aS565; oulls at az, ID
@Aoo; dressed mutton 4%@7c. per n. dressed
lambs 10aHc,
Receipts Of hogs for two days were ] 3 7st head in
cludinZ six car for sale. Market lower at "a 500
$3.50 per 90 lbs. for ordinary to caoic' hogs.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Francis & LoutreI Company Assigns-Many
Liens Against Two BuildeTs.

The Francis & Loutrel Company. stationers
and printers at 1916 William street. made an as
signment yesterday to Henry ]. W. 4. Cooke
without preference. The deed was signed by
Vincent u. BoRart acting president land secre-
terry. and II. j. Richardson. treasurer. The
business was established In 1897 by Lewis
Francis Col. Cyrus +. Loutre. the president
Of the company. died on Sept 4, last. The la
bities are about $4,000. The assignment
was caused by the death OF Col. Loutrel All
the old original owners are dead and the 9TH
ers are not able to carry on the business.
Twenty mechanics liens aggreRating S2l.-
G2S were filed yesterday against Peyser Book
staver builder. on houses 1913 to l57 East
and Nlnety-cighth street and on Brook avenue
near NCnduypr' avenue and near lTlst street
Some Of the creditors who led liens said they
had been unable to see Mr. l!ookstaver since
against him for $500 in favor OF Samuel
Levinson. which was obtained in Kings county
on the ground that MIR. Bookstaver had de-
parted rom thu state. a lis pcndens was
filed on his property here.
Seventeen mechanics liens, aggreeRnting
$4,000. were filed yesterday against William
SuEarman on property l52 to lo0 Monroe
street. corner OF Cherry and Scammcll streets
George G. Tyler. formerly manager OF the
DiRby Bell Opera Company. has nled petition
in bankruptcy. Part Of his debts are on ac-
count OF thG r,omhnny' anh Si'2h32 was i zen;
with the play AS You Like +" on the latter
account he owes Robert B,- Mantell 500.
Thomas y. S"abrookc S2M. Marie Wainright
500. Minnie SsIisman SI3O and James S II.
Laura Joyce Eel $1,000, Hubert Wilkie $500.
and Augustus Thomas 500.
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" BETwIxT BUD AND BLOOM !"

The sufferings of the young,
the tender, and the inexperi.
enced always excite sorrowful
compassion and yearning
desire to help them in their
troubles.
And in the light of a great
discovery all the rose buds of
sweet womanhood may see tbe
promise of their speedy release
from all those sufferings which
have been the bane of their sex
from the earliest times.
They need only take that
greatest of modern medicines,
Warmers Safe Cure, as directed.
and their past sufferings will
soon appear to them as painful
dream from which they have
awakened to dream no more.
cit is remedy" says Mrs. II.
P. G.. Carnes, of Butler, Pa,
THAT can be relied upon,
remedy that never fails, and
one that has proved to be
woman's best friend"
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Colt n was advanced by light receipts. heavy
trust at Memphis and predictions Of further frosts
IA Florida. Ge prga. Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana,
Arkansas Tennessee and Texas. This caused con-
siderable outside buying and more loss covering
of shorts. On the rise there good deal of real
iIng. Liverpool bought the near months hut sold
tho distant months The receipts at the poits we're
not half As larEe as those of year ago Liverpool
was higher AM some think it is only q question
Of time when Lancashire will have to to" the mark
and buy freely private cables already intimate
that Liverpool ia influenced 'y the trmness in New
York and the continued light rece'pts at the Forts
and interior towns; TIL" recent favorable weather
has improved the chances OF q fair top crop il
pract cally admitted by dispatches from some
sections, hut many other des hes deny that there
l. likelihood pf an important top CROP especially
In yxaS tho greatest of the cotton States. pot
markcts wer,, IN some cases, higher and IL lie said
that Continental spinners are beginning to get
vOus and to buy more freely in Liverpool
CoFFEE.-Rio on the spot was firm at 'hc. for No
7. Sales of 900 bags haracabo. Futures advanced
10 to 20 points, closing hrIn. Sales 1900 bags.
HaVre advanced IT, Hamburg i to u pfx.
American warehouse deliveries last week l22,uOl
bags against Al $50 in the previo week and 49,
O57 last year. Rio was firm at 30 reis advance re
ceipts 1900. stock AL o %: exchange 7Ni.. an adj
vance OF 1920. Santos Arm and unchanged;
receipts 74.oO" stock $4,000. Prices here fol.
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eign selling end more or less lquidstion, q9nsois
advanced I'D Liverpool. after opening I'd. higher,
lost the Improvement aud dropprd I'd PARIS rel
lin dropped 4 mark and Antwerp was Guiet Tho
American visible supply Increased l.OO 'uuoi
ths English visible increased l.0lO'ooo. me
AIRregatng 7.Gb6,496 buth. against 744s.-
Ms last week and si5o.pe1 last year.
Later on part of the loss was recovered on ring
of shorts. buying against puts and small winter
wheat receipts. Thu Northwest got loo cars against
1921 u week ago aud 1871 last year The quantity
on passage to Europe deer as SO.uuO bushels.
Moreover an Antwerp despatch gaid; ''Gloyda 1t is
said arr asking lOD per risk on the chance ot
war between England and Russia within year.
ment, and the surrenderu of the British at ladysmth
we'll the various other more or less disturbing
political rumors from Europe keep operators
on the uui yive whether they aot on such rumors
or not. Anyhow the price does not 20 down mu h.
Corn declined with wheat early i'll the day, inNu.
enced also hy good weather for the country move
pectve advance eastbound rail rates at chicago on
"Wednesday ~ 2Hc. e bush. There "as an increase
on passage Of $4,000 bush The worlds shipments
wer" d,i2l,bly bush, against 31Gs,8i6 LAST year.
Part ofthe decline wa subEcyu'ntl, recovered ON
covering of shorts. The visible decreased $4,000
bush. Oats huctuatcd with the rest of the list. The
FLorR-Dull aud easy. Sales, II 600 bbs. Re.
CENTS were l6n9e hhls and 1875: sacks, exports
pcrnnc. s2a5@s2,boi No. 2 extra. S2.hOss?.ob;
clears, s81O@s2 20; strights 50 359sa ~: patents
s3.55sS'hh. Spring in bhls: Clears. $4,000 $500;
straiEhts. S8.4ObSS.' =; patents ;'.N5SS4 O5.
CoTroS.-spot cotton here wRa unchanged with
sales " 2BS bales for export and ~ for spinning;
100 were delivered IN contracts Middling upand1
Gulf. T'sc. against a.iHc. New Orleans, savannah
and Augusta advanced l.1dc. and Wilmington tsc
New Orleans sold $3.50 bales Memphis $500 Mo-
bile 1000 and Augusta 632. liverpool advanced
.i2d M the spot with sales Of 10000 bales; futures
advanced ~ g. POINTS hut lost part closing
4 Il-ln wa NIL nSrN
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Appellate DyiEinn-Supreme Court-Reres,
supreme Court Special Term-Part I.--Moti0n
calendar called at 1890 A. N. Part Hex parts
matters
supreme Court-speciAl Torm-Psrts III. ". ".
VI aud NIl-Adiourned for the term. Trial Term =
Part III Clear. Preferred cRuses-NoS. IO805
lll6l, lll-l. lllO5, BH75. lObHo, lOH7O. 1926
Iol7g, llo81. ll2l5. Part VIIG-Caso on
No. 27+5. Phelan vs.. Press Pub. Co. No
day calendar. Parts Ill. ". ", VI, VII
IN. X. NJ and Nil A ljuurned for the term.
Surrpglte's Court. Chambers Motion calcn lar
called at lO:&o A. NJ. For Probate, Wills II Juliet
y. Weeks. Floro G. Clarke. Eliza T. chisholm
John y. R4IeGuo Ie0rgianA C. an Boskcrrk. Elise
kpport Elizabeth NJ, Mooney at lU:2O A. NJ;
M SIM %,, h,ray at ~ A. NJ Trial 1orm-No.
30. ~ ' 80 49, ''''
city, Court-specia T"rm-Court opens at 10 A.
Trial lerm-PArts |, II. III and ", Adjourned for
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TANDERBILT WIN pRoBArE.
The widow Valves Citation-CitationS Served
on the Minor Child

The Widow Valves Citation Citation Served
on the Minor Children.
Mrs. Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt. widow Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt. filed in the Surrogate's
Court yesterday waiver ofcitation ronsenting
to the probate Of tho will. An affidavit of otto
T. Hess was also filed. in which he sd ii he hal
served citations on testator's children, Gladly.
Moore Vanderbilt and Reginald c. Vanderbilt,
personally Yesterday mornnG. cory was
was designated by Surrogate Fiiz.rra'I -
receive on" ~ hehnf OF Gladys. who il under
age 70 get mus order OF designation v H.
interests oi 'ladys We're adverse to those Of her
mother under the will. Guardians viii have =,
PC hlp9InteG 10y the Surrogate for Gladys aud
heglnad IN the Probate pro"ncdings. AZ they
hre both under age, No statement has yet hrca
hled estimating the value Of the estate
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WILLIAM j. YOt EGS,
Secretary Co the Governor.
ELEcTRIc DE4A ~ BKooKLrx.
Kings County Company Leased to the Ed
ison Company.


ison Company.
The Kings County Electric Light and Power
Company at special meeting OF the stock
holders yesterday, leased all it's property and
its franchise to the Edison Electric Company
for a term OF thirty-eGht years The consid-
Grafton for the lease is that the Ellison Com
pany shall pay all Of the operating expenses
and liked charges ri the Kings County Com
pany and that whlteYer surplus il left shall
be paid to the Kings County Company. to be
used as dividends upon its STOCK at the discre-
ton OF its board Of directors. The object OF
the lease. IL was stated. was to bring about a
greater compactness in the operatin OF the
electric business in Brooklyn and to do away
with double taxation OF franchises 1t will
aho place all OF the electric lighting franchises
now IN existence in Brooklyn under control OF
the Edison company. with tn" "XceUtiuu of the
Amsterdam Company OF WILLIAMSBURG
Inc Edlsnn company passed resolutions
merging tn" Municipal ana citizens COM
panIos, A result Oi this merger IL WAS eat
mated that there would be IA saving Of betYGrn
$50. 900 ana sIU,OOO year.
A VI. lOlng, ono OF tho directors said tn.
Kings County Company mad surIIus Ol 100
ODO, which represents n - par cent dividend
Within the next three wears the company. no
thought, should BE- earning - per cent on ii.
capital INC consolidated stock rcuresrDtrd
~ the merging Yesterday i as follows: Kings
County Company stock. SI.5uOuuu: > nor
cent. bonds. S2.5UOOOO; Is per cent bonds
Su.OOuOOO; Edison . per cent. bonds. 81 300,
900; consolidation per cent. bonds SpUOO
900. Oithc stock OF the kings County Com
pany S1'IIU'oOO has been issued.
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Public 3lutires.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
~ ENECU 1--WE CHAMBER
1T APPEARING to my satisfaction that the public
interest req uircs It:
T!EREFOKF, i'll accordance with the statute in
such mad and pr rvlded do her, by aupoint
an EStraGrdinary Trial Term Of the supreme Court
= hc held at the Court House, in the borough ~
Mani titan and county OF New York on Monday tho
twentieth day Of November i'll this current YEAR
1898, at eleven o'clock in the furcno III Of thai dy
and to continue 50 NJ ~ he Necessary for the
disposal Of he husin s. that may be- brought before
1t; AMI do hereby designate the
HONORABLE WILL M T.. WERNER.
who ts Justice " the supreme Court, TO hold tho
SAID Extra rlnary Trh! Term of the supreme Court
Aud do further direct that notice OF the appoint
ment aforesaid he ven by publication uf this order
once in each week for two srCC'4-Ivu weeks in Tho
sun and in The New York lress, newspapers VIII en-
are publ shed Ia the county IF New York
GIVEN under lay hand and the Prvy Seal Of
the state o. the Capitol n the city II
IL. S. Albany THIS twenty seventh day IT OCto
Dor in the year Of our Lori one thou.
sand eight hundred and ninety.uinr
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM j. YOt EGS,
Secretary TO the Governor
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Pacific Freigh,s Go In 70 Per Cent.

The Trans Continental Railroads. together
with their transatlantic connections at san
Diego. san Francisco. Portland. Tacoma. Seat
tia and Vancouver. have issued a new tariff adj
vancing freight rites % per cent Cotton
from Texas to Japan. 10 excepted from the in.
crease The new rates affect all shipments
from points in this country east of the Missouri
River to all Oriental points 10y way OF Pacific
coast points. An advance in rates by way OF
the Suc2 Canal Ia given as the reason of the
incrense by way OF the Pacific coast.
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BOGUs NOTE PRoCnEDS nErarD.
Washington Bank Has Received Two.thirds
of the Money Advanced on Tn-m.

of the Money Advanced on Tn-m.
William +. Ellis, who was arrested a the
Sturtevant House on Friday OF last week on tho
charge OF having got bogus nrDmissOrv notes
to the value OF S+5.OJO discounted at the FIRST
National Bank OF Washington. Pa. was up 'or
examination before Magistrate Deuel. in the
Centre street po!ice cour' Yesterday. Cashier
Richie OF the bank where the notes were dis
counted was in court and identified Els.
Iltchle SAID that the notes were TQid to + j.
Nandergriit, who Was the personal friend 4
two OF the directors Of the bank On that ar-
count the money was paid to him without
question. Tho bank learned that the notes
were worthless ant Nandrrgrit has since paid
back more than two-thlrds Of the money oh
tnlneq on IN" notes. Ellis was held for further
examination tO-dTy.
deputy Sheriff Strauss received an attach
m-n' yesterday against Ellis for : 200 in favor
OF JoSeph y. Lowe for ht,ancp Tue on two notes
mace by IL in Boston last year The attach
ment was obtained on the ground that he rn-
erty clerk at Police Headquarters
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Coffee was quiet but hrmer on strong and higher
cables, moderate reCcIptE and local and European
buying. Impurtcrs continued to sell
METAIs.-The tone was generally steady though
the trading was. duh. The closing
follows: Pig IRON warrants very dun at 7aslsake
copper quiet AZ 1I1ec.; tin nOmnally easier at &c.
lead quiet at SIHT tSI ~ Vi spelter weak at as. o.
This / ndou market was weak. Copper there do
clined l@s. I'd. spot closing al tf3 "a. 3D.. tin
dropped 1Es. to 4l4l lis. I'D.
NAVAL srDRE.. Spirits OF turpenttne 51s5lHc
Common to good strained rosin Sl3uGsl.86.
PROVISIONS Lard was steady; Western s5hoa
s5.62te Continental 81. Pork was hrm at Sa2 o.. 20
for mess. Meats were dun. picked hams 9.HIuc.;
d.. shoulders 7c; do. bellies dlegsc Tallow +'sc.
Dressed hogs 5ls G bltc. Butter. - Creamery.
state extra. 28tps24c.: do. frsts 2lts23c Cheese
State. full cream. small. colored white fancy.
i234c. large. l2c. Eggs - State. Pennsylvania
and Western, 2las21c Chicago, Oct 40" Pro.
on demand from packers and shorts but ths
improvement was lost on liberal offerings from
packers and realizing longs, the market closing
quiet and steady. The cash demand was moderate"
SuGAR-RAw wss quiet at Bloc. for 9b test and
8l8-1Oc. for 40 test Refined moderately active
and steady.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Oct oO
Tho London marltet for American securities
vns strong this morning chiefly, according TO
catJo Advices because Of support from this side.
Easier money in London and hopes that the Eng
lish forces In South Africa may win In the impcnd-
ing engagement doubtless led some foreign dealers
70 follow the manipulation in American securities
Incidental 10 the movement foreign arbtraEe houses
bought about 40 900 shares N various stocks in this
market. Those circumstances, together with the
slight loss in Gosh shown in Saturday bank
statement and the increase In surplus resulting
from a further contraction in loans, caused extern
Ave covering Of shorts and induced some traders
10 eqpouse tho long aide Of the market
After the carly enthusiasm had spent Its force.
which II did during thr first hour Of business the
market became comparatively quiet Price held
at about the opening figures until the unsubstnn-
tiai character OF the initial movement was dis
closed by the activity in call money NJ high rates
The Street had regarded Saturdays bank state
ment as toresh allowing easier money and was
therefore seriously disappointed AT the rates that
prevailed. The inadequate supply was attributed
in par, the usual preparation at the end Of the
month for various payments due on the first of
the following month Another cause the
payment N subscriptions 10 the securities Of one
Of tho bolatcd in ,us. iai combinations
Whatever tho Caus-e influencing tho money
kct led the early buyers Of stocks TO throw them
over and take TO the short side. The professional
element attacked the more vulnerable stocks
with a good deal Of confidence and compelled
the execution Of many stop orders. The result
wns lower prices al the close for the majority Of
the list and few stocks notably Manhattan
Railway, American Steel and Wire common
American Tobacco and several of the less active
issues, closed materially lower than on Saturday
number Of the railway stocks held dull
throughout among them Louisville and Nash
vile Arhison issues, Reading first preferred,
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. The manip-
ulation In L. $. Leather forced the price OF that
stock l's per cent higher and unconfirmed
mors N a settlement OF Che gas war accompanied
advance in Consolidated Gas. The volume
Of commission business light, for obviously
brokers will not encourage clients TO buy stocks
which they experience difficulty In carrying OF
cannot carry proftabiy to themselves because
OF the high rates for money. II is also becoming
palmer every day that the ability Of the public
10 engage in speculation has been seriously cur
tailed by the heavy losses II has sustained through
its infatuaton with the newer industrial issues.
The closing was in tho main heavy
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SANKEY SINGS TO MINISTERS.
The Evangelist stirs tho Religious Feryoe
of Methodist Preachers.

The Evangelist stirs the Religious Fervos
of Methodist Preachers.
Mr.. Moody was to have addressed the Metho-
dist ministers at their meeting yesterday. but
as he was unable to be present because OF .
pressing engagement elsewhere. his associate.
Mr.. Sankey appeared in his stead. Mr.. Sanksy
sang hymns to the ministers. and aroused in
them the utmost Religious enthusiasm. He
was applauded heartily when he made his APP
pearance at the meeting and said: Brethren.
have heard the Gospel was getting too old and
that we needed new Gospel am going to
do all can to keep the old story agoinR and so
| will sing you song entitled. 1t never grows
There was moro applause as he took his seat
behind the organ. The words OF the hymn are
as follows:
20 tell me the story that never grows old.
Thr story Of on whom the prophets foretold;
The Light IN the darkness they saw from affair."
And the chorus:
1T never grows old. it never grows old
The story of Jesus will never grow old
=, The third time Mr.. Sankey sang the chorus
the Methodist spirit could no longer contain
itself, and nearly two hundred min steers
1t once, but sang it four times while those WHO
G f"a ;inE TT,h?,nted;. Amen Glory to
=, The Rev. pr $. l., Boiler. formerly Vice.
Chancellor OF the American University at
W W hria spoSs on The Spiritual Passion
preaching into which the minister threw his
whole heart soul and body He said that
Methodism was based on two things: the
preaching OF central. saving truths OF religion.
and the fervor in which it is preached. 1T is
harder for us t" do 1t to-day than it was for our
fathers The tendency ofto-day IS to bank the
nics OF evangelism. The PREACHER must be on
fire. and not the sermon. Science PHILOSOPHY
and psychology are proving more and moro
each day the fundamental truths OF Bible
teaching" In closing. the Rev. nr Better said
that probably there would be NOR" hrrrsjes IN
the next twenty-five years than at any othor
period.
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special Jury for MolIneux

The MolineuX case vas transferred Yesterday
70 me calendar Of the supreme Court. criminal
branch. by Justice Eursman. The District At
torn-y VIII ask tho Appellate Division TO order
q Special Jury panel '
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T''' II III 'hTs"h tnIIrd 10 BrOOkIyn.
Ihe Grace PRESBYTERIAN Church. at Sruy-
VeSeht and Jefferson avenues. Brooklyn. ",.
tended call Iast night to the Rev Robert 4
Carson OF Still water, y j. to Nh ths yacsrry
caused by the resignation last Juns Of m. No
William II. Hudnutt " 'A'
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.pRINTED MATTER, Hc.-German steamers railir

"PRGNTED MATTER SC.-fcrman steamers sailing
ON Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c, for Ger.
many, aud Specially Addressed Printed Matter
&c for other parts of Europe. American and
White star steamers on Wednesdays German
steamers On THURSDAYS, and Cunari. French and
German steamer. on SATURDAYS take Printed
Matter nc, for all countries for which they are
advert ed to carry mail.
After thc cloSingof the supplementary Transatlan-
tic Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American
ENGLISH. French and German steamers, aud re.
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
of sailng of steamer.
Mail for Trnnsvaal and Orange Free state is for.
wartcd in closed mails for those countries via
Lorenzo Marques. hut ii specially dir cted via
England or via Europe" II will be sent in
cluded In tho mails for London AID thence in
the mails for Cap Town, to be delivered by the
latter Office to such of the addresses who have
left the south African Republics and are at
present in the Cape Colony.
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dividends aud Jntfrest.
THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY,
10 WALL S'TRRET

New York. October q. 1899.
The following dividends have this day boon de-
Clared upon tho stock of the Pacific Coast Com.
pany, payable on and after November LIST, lsap,
10 stockhp derS Of record at the close of business
on October 24th, lSHH: div md of ONE AND
oNE4rARTEK ? n CENT. u = per cent?. aud also
All additional dividend Of FINETWELFTHS OF
ONE PER CENT. ,6.I2 of per cent. y upon the first
preferred ttDyk. a dividend OF ONE PER CENT u
per cent?, and also an additional dividend Of ONE
THIRD OF ONE PER CENT. "a of l per cent on
the second pref FRED stock and dividend of ONE
PER CENT. u per cent on the common stock.
rho transfer books will close at o'clock +. n.
on the 18th Of October 1852 and will reopen at 10
O'Clock A. NJ OH November st 1889
JOHN KEAS, Treas.