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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
MIR. FLOWER on PROSPERITY.

Arson r Flower returned to Wall street yester-
dav after a long vacation. In an nterVle" t'Ha!"
ing general business conditions ana the h"-o"''7N
Flower properties. he spoke rs follows The gen
eral conditions Of the country were never more
PHOSPHORUS Business is booming In every direction
There is a famine in the iron market MahuI'c'-
urcrs cannot begin 10 d their orders The Federa'
Stee. Company has been obliged TO decline Iofelg"
orders because II cannot supply the nome "".h''
liz orders are booked for months ahead, ms
sa1oe condition applies TO almost every branch OF
trade The crops are moving without any sPec'a'
disturbance 20 the money market ] have looked
for a hardening Of money rates but begin 10 De-
ieve there viii be no stringency. The country Is
so fun Of money thar II is taking care OF the crop
movement without difficulty, and the movement Is
now taking place rapidly. As TO the traction
stocks. particularly Brooklyn Rapid Transit can
say that the people who are the largest holders
have not sold any of their holdings, and, on the
contrary. have been increasing their lines. There
IS a great future for this property As soon as
the improvements. such as electrically equipplnS
the elevated lines, are completed, II VIII not ne
many months before the stockholders will begin
10 receive substantial dividends upon their stock.
These improvements are rapidly nearing compile
ton There IS no reason why the operating eX-
penscs should not be reduced within two years 70
nearly ~ per cent This will mean or per cent
dividends on the stock New-York Central. which
is a New-YOrk stock paying the taxes for stock
holders IS and always has been "a favorite invest
u.4nt for that reason. II se.is 1T 40 There Is no
reason Why Brooklyn Rapid Transit on the same
basis should not soil at l4o The Board Of Drec-
,or- ia COMPOSED % most able business men, while
the opening ftaH. as has been shown is second
o., ,oro Tho roa,heI since It came into the hands
NJ fhe present mauaga mout. has been rebuilt od
cars arc being replaced with the most modern inn
movements When these contemplated improve
rnents arr. all IN use the stock must become vai1-
able dividend uaver The franchises Of the COM
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rHE SUGAR SIrrATlON-

Wall street IL not particularly we'll Informed re-
gardng the sugar situation. for the simple reason
that the trust and It's competitors have not taken
the speculative community into their confidence,
beyond the recent bare trade announcement OF a
reduction in the price Of refined sugars. II would
seem. according TO broker who Is well In
formed on sugar affairs that the reduction In
every grade Of refined sugar means that the sugar
war has been resumed, rather than indication
that there IS surpus Of some grades OF sugar
or hand The recent cut In sugar prices applies
10 all sugar contracted for up to January l. and
when prices are restored the higher price Will not
Apply f9g The sugar unds!iysrsa ssi seRJBsisa fOE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The local money market is hrmer In tone all
though there In no appreciable change I'm rates.
Banking institutions losing little moro money
10 the interior than recently noted hut in com
parison with this time IN preceding years the ou'
OF funds Is Insignificant The National city Bank 8
purchase Of the Custom House property figured in
Tuesdays Treasury statement. The Treasury IL
receiving from this centre more money than II IL
paying out. and for the time the general drift Of
money Is against the local banks The demand for
time money Is Hight. because borrowers are we'll
provided with funds having secured their loans
earlier ga the season I'm expectation " higher rates
In the late summer and autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
OREGON NAYIGATLON ARsORRED

The directors Of the Union Pacific have voted 70
Increase the preferred stock $4,000 to NO'OpP'
and the common $4,000 10 S6,000O The ad-
dltlonal preferred will be used 10 convert about
S14OOCoO oregon Short lAne ''B" bonds ana
sit Oo 90 Oregon Railroad and Navigation preferred
stock The new common Is to be exchanged TOR
Oregon Navigation common, share for snare. Inc
Oregon Short Line "a" bonds will be taken mp with
Mon Pacific g. now in the treasury This step
retires all outstanding securities 81 the oregon Ha-
road and Navigation Company. except the bonds
and merges tho company absolutely into the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

. no d,soo,,,,. selling 1-lsc premium. Boston
mPb Chicaso"S5c discount 81. Louis-''c ols-
Co'~'
s,55, "a ia. balances s. 42o.3l> Balumore. i-N-
Changes $sS666oe balances $G' 81 Il, a Bopto
Exchanges Ns.66n SS2 balances. S;'s-;fs5;;o "'"6'
-Fxchanges. SlS6l4S45, balances \''"1'-I'
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET. -, AZ n H3r'S,,,i
oudon f1alA per cent. open marke us ~ ",'.' r
rGte ai,aa. per for short asd 3'g cr cent?
1ar;in cvc6anro On London - marks Ao'. pen
utes Paris exchange on London. % francs - ecu"
times Paris discount rate. - per cent .,
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'onso491i lrv,tt
fo- nancy and lO6 1-16 for the account
rentes 100 francs 67ia centimoS spanish -, o.
THE SILVER MARkET.nBar , snrG a., london
EiSd 49,. ,.1o A.
Rucnos Ayres. 1870; Rome, ~
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rvTrRvAr1ONAI PAPER DIVIDENDS.

INTERNATIONAL PAPER DIVIDENDS.
The directors OF the international Paper Company
have reelected the old officers. They will meet on
septApber Y to act on dividends Il IS said on
good authority that the dividend Of per cent on
the common stock Of the International Paper Com
many due I'm October will not be paid. A director
vas quoted yesterday NJ follows: There are some
directors who favor the declaration of A divi-
Aen1 but more who do not The matter therefore.
may be said 10 he settled. As fact. moro time
should have elapsed before dividends on the com
mon stock were begun. Retter use could have been
made NJ the money that has been paid out IN dlvi-
dends I'm improving the plants and In acquiring
new property. For another thing, II would have
heen wise 10 accumulate funds In the treasury OF
the company. The common stock. I am satisfied,
would have attained higher price without a divi-
dend AT present than with one The dividend on the
profcrred stock IS safe There Ia nothing the mat
ter with the company or its finances The com
many has IT'S trade secured and its anairs are In
entirely competent hands The passing NJ the dtvi-
dcnd will have a good effect on both classes Or the
stock and will assuredly strengthen the position OF
the preferred stock The first dividend on Interna-
ronal common paid I'm December last. Another
dividend paid I'm March and a third In July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

Sugar stock does not 10 he n good purchase
or a good sale The heaviest movement OF sus"i
for consumption il over for the season ana ''''
trust Is not al present well supplied with the cheap
ra,, nroduct IT'S summer business, however mo
fore the reduction in prices was made was proht-
able. and many operators in Wall street seem 10
mink thar the stock will sell higher Like the
Tobacco issues Sugar Is good stock 10 IeaVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
at auction sale by Adrian n. Muller Il Son:
by order Of Aduinis'ratorJ
5000 United per cent registered bonds q 10
$50" THed ''a's' pei .'''' ll2r.
s. 90 United States per cent registered bonds o. o
...- 80 =, 4o't
80 shares METROPOLITAN National Bank n New YORK
81 per cent paid liquidation. ..... lot. SOL
10 shares Howard Insurance Company o, New
York @ji7 per cent paid in iqudationl lot >l9
dor account Of whom # conceTn)
/ 800 shares The Edison, Jr., Electric Light and
Power Company Of West Virginia. common,
1900 shares The Edison. Jr Electric Light
ami Power Company Of West Virginia pre- .
ferrcd 50 200
80 shares Trust COMPANY Of Ameri, p
~ shares Western National Bank +u
- shares WoodaWn Cemetery LID
- shares International Banking and Trust Com
pauy ~,
10 shares Guaranty Trust Company r'
S27 O0O Detroit and MaaNnac Railroad Company
general mortgage per- cenr bonds. page. l"-t
80 600 Cincinnati indianapolis. ST. Louis and chi
cag1 Railroad general m0rtgage Per cent
bonds due 1895 Ipons February, MAY
August and November .-........ .......... 1882
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NETWORK. sUSQUEHANNA AND WEST
ERN

The funded debt OF the company including its
leased lines has been reduced to SIS 357 900 a de-
crease. as compared with last year. OF 5000 being
due redemptions through the several sinking
funds. The income account shows that all fixed
charges have been earned and balance OF 1896
7S5 IS carried the credit OF the profit and loss
account the result OF the years work. The
profit and loss account shows the surplus OF the
year es the credit balance Of that account. Tho
debit balance OF s010 u left In tho FOR the
year 1898 has been wiped out by a corresponding
increase In the value OF material and supplies on
hand. shown TO be IN excess OF the book values by
a careful inventory which was taken OF Deem
Der 81. 1898. The general balance sheet shows thu
decrease OF the OF road and equipment as
N2 29S.7& SO. duo TO the retirement OF Hackensack
and Lodi and Susquehanna connecting bonds
through the several sinking funds. The New York.
susquehanna and Western Coal Companys equip
ment notes have been paid OF TO the extent OF
$l7 2So, making tho balance or that x4 56O
Equipment trusts outstanding has been reduced by
the payment OF 80. 22o ~ the OF 1851 $50 81
and $i7,2so OF the barge equipment notes having
been paid that account Is reduced 10 1850 The
company's reserve funds amount $i06616 49, which
represents the cash value OF deprecatlons charged
to expenses OF the road and available for replace
ments hereafter The current liabilities are taken
esTe Of b the current assets
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prerrr1rvc COMPANY OF AMERICA.

DTSIlIIINiT iOMG An ! VT ~" '@'NA-'
The permanent organization Of the Distiliing
Company ~ America was completed yesterday
The following directors We're elected: Thomas
Dolan. ~ Philadelphia. Hugh J. Grant. K. A 9.
Smith Frederick 7. Flower, General O. h J. how
ard. 6 b. schley S 81 Rice, Edison Bradley
George r. Sheldon. John NJ Atherton. or LOUIS
Vile Ky and H. J. VI. Cardeza, Of Philadelphia
The BOARD elected the following officers. y VI
Rice president; r. A G. Smith. chairman Of the
Board; Hugh J. Grant. first yice-president Edison
BRADLEY second vice-presldent and n. j. NJ Car
deza third e-prosident An Executive commit
Tee was selected. composed OF Thomas Doan as
chairman Hugh J. Grant r a. c. Smith, s. NJ
Rice and Edison Bradley The company has pur-
chased tho Philadelphia Pure Rye Whiskey Dis
filling Company Of Pennsylvania. Limited. the larg-
est rye v,hiskey dsulery IN the world, and also ar
ourel the Monumental Dstillery. Of Baltimor"
The officers we're instructed TO begin the operation
Of these distlleries AT once The Whitney-Flower-
Olcott- Brady Widoner Elkns syndicate Is now
in complete control Of the dstus interests OF this
country
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FURNISHED by De Haven & Townsend. No 90 wall
THE TRADE ~ CH{CAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 20 Especial. Wheat closed w
over Tuesday. although early in the day p'''
showed decline ~ about this much The c'oSi'|
strength was not so much on the news II was
al local pit conditions. Ssllin2 gaanimiIy was ''
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - New.Oreans-Co
nercial discount, bank &c premium San
FrancscO--sight 1Oc. telegraph. l2lhc Cincinnati
over the counter. Dc premium; between banks
.z'c discount Sayanah-Buyng. l-l6c discount
ltelDg. l5c per 100 premium ChaTlsston-Bux-
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SANTA rE. PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX.

Operating expenses include So, n99 for betterments.
renewal fund etc. During the year s96+O more in
terest was paid on the second mortgage bonds than
in the preceding year
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BONDS.

~. at 4s.... s77 - : & T let Is g3,.. !.
f3alt & OH, 3'2s r. 30 - ~ : T. r. ss 1l7 -
Do 4s..........l"It - " ,--,5rs 100 -+iis
che & q 4ies--- H.'t
Co . - =. fn1 PEG & + inc. olS. a
NO Pac Ss.. 81 : Nsi'tS' oe" Do "
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STOCKS GENERALLY UP.
SPECLALTYES IN DEMAND.

aoND MARKET STRONG-MoNEY ANO
EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday Of the princ'p', az"
Give securities and net changes from lueS'''
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
p1TTsRrRG AND WESTERN.

p1TTSRURG AND WESTERN.
1sa. iSaS 1saa
>ilr7tar ~ mi Ies 365 30 3f.i
Tt,4 r,aok in Auy - S5eGqi S85li5 S74 $50
ian 1 20 Aux i... I 7a3 500 zoos 4eO 2,O54 $40
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Number II miles. col 642 642
1brs u,onk in Aug $50
Jan 1 . AUG. III. l765.3G6 iseo.s36 2i6s l9s
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results Of two days ago compared
with the last preceding statement. is as follows
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STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES

GAS SECURITIES.
CReported by c. l. Hudson E CO. Nos. 80 & 20 -
BONDS
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tDolars PER share. TEX dividend
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
reported by c7irton Gilbert. ~. ? wan-s')
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STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
UDported by C. l. Hudson & Co.. Nos. "a + % wai-,u
BONDS
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SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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Div When
'idend payable R'f ksk.t
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Pittsburgh, Painssvi|Is & FaIrpot \. h.
First So Mortgage Bonds, Due 1910.

A majority OF the above mentioned Bonds having no"
been deposited with the undeFsisheo' noU'e "
c.,,u. rr.t Co No 40 Broadway. until sEPTEm-
mn 25. 1899 after which date penalty Of 5000 per
Bond will be incurred
The Committee undertakes 70 act ONLY Tor depoS'"hs
bondholders
CyRIs j. LAWRENCE. No. 81 Broad 81.
H. H. IIsMAN No 30 Broad 81
LANES H. OLIPHAsT. No 20 Broad 81,
ALVIN W. KRECH, No. I'D broadway
New-York September ls"
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CITY TRUST co
OFNEW YORK.
,,..,,


CHPIT HL.... go. pI'OOO'OOS
entirely Invested IN City Of New York Bonds)
SURPLUS......... Si.COO,OOO
Allows Interest on Daily Balances.
Subject to check. payable at sight or
through the New York Clearing house and
on Certificates Of Deposit.
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent; Registrar OF
Stocks and Bonds; Trustee Tor Corporation Mort.
cages; Guardian; Eek sutor; Administrator; Irus-
tee; Committee; Receiver; Assignee, etc.
Loans Money on Bonds and Mortgage.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT.
Transacts General Banking Business.
OFFICERS:
JAMES ROSS CURRAN. President.
JOUN ID, CRIMMINs. Nfce-Presfdent.
GEORGE IL. SHELDON. I'd Ntce-Prest
ARTHUR TERRY, Assistant secretary.
WALTER W. LEE, I'd Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
robr n crimmins Henry q. Havemeysr.
w. y Grace kYertDn X. Chapman
VIM. II. Geshenen. IeleI t - ~
49, Uocxevelt Chas. Y. Fornes.
y,nena x eIIy WIN. Halls Jr,
1890 r. sheldon Bernard NJ Stanley.
"a cihhs Frank r. Lawrence.
ESn'tn Ws,heh James D. Laying
Edward Dyre James HOss Su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
METRoPoLITAN's EARNINGS.

Albany Sept 1.-THE quarterly report or the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company. ending June
a. fled to-day with the State Board Of Railroad
Commissioners shows: Gross earnings. S,%N2f';
ovsrating expenses 81 .6es.5s5: net earnings from
op,rstion. 81 1873 .661: other income, NH,5t2 fxed
charges H,07s,sl7; net income sS523S5; for corre-
spondng quarter OF last year. net income, S9.24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

Following usually adopted England with companies of similar
adjusted low basis the shares beng OF
ieed
made with Mr. W. D. Sraon the
the requirement OF the OOO shares
capital issued the United States that the opportunity
participate the profits OF the property the remainder OF
the Continent
Europe.
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y .,nIos,v. possessing unique merit adapted 70
all Kinds OF mining. rock eXcavatng, etc ana also
O., m.e by TIE Army and Navy Absolutely safe q
ba nde and more powerful than dynamite. All expert
ments successfully finished and value or eHplosNe puo
-. for market without further
roa; Tor preliminary work Money wanted for the man
,fect,re and Introduction OF the eNplofive. Great oP
ur,ny FOR the right No brokers Principals only
address for peronal interview win owners ana 10 az
49, ior full practical demJnsration and investigation
II / Tribune Uptown Oh1ce
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CANADIAN PACIFIC EARNINGS.

Montreal. Quebec. Sept. 1.-THE Canadian Pa
ciAc Railway earnings for the week ending sep
TENDER were s57a 900; for the same period last
year, S51s 900; increase. Ssl 900
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NurtbAmrrirat,
Crust Gnmpang
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital. 100000
Surplus. ... 100000
Fiscal Agent for the United
States in Cuba.
Fiscal Agent for the State Of
Washington.
OFFICERS.
Afvah Trowbridge President
Heman Dowd ..... Vice President
S. L. Conklin .... Secretary
&c. Prest 49,. Assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Alah Trowbridge, Luis Suarez Cdlbdn,
John G. Carlisle, Henry +. Shoemaker,
Charlton T. Leuis, Roland r. COnkiin,
Samuel ". Jarvis, Wager SWdyrc,
James B. Dill, James S. Kuhn,
Huqh Kelly arnold Marcus,
c. ". Drake, S. /, Conhin,
Hemdn Dowd
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Glnancial.
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
REIMBURSEMENT.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS AND STOCK OF
THE KANSAS CITY, PITTSBURG AND GULF
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND OF THE MER-
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY's CERTIFI-
Gates OF DEPOSIT FOR THE SAME,


RAILROAD COMPANY. AND OF THE MER-
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANYs CERTIFI-
Gates OF DEPOSIT FOR THE SAME,
The undersigned have caused the accounts and prop
critics Of the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Company be examined by competent experts and hav
ing now duly considered reports made by these
pers TO the agreement Of March
18th. 1899, they have adopted
A REIMBURSEMENT PLAN.
the salient features Of which follows:
a. Formation of a company for the acquisition
Of property Of the Kansas City, Prtsourg Gun
Railroad Company proper.
The Committee deems Il unwtsc At this present unct
ure 10 provide the inclusion Of the Suburban Belt
Railroad properties basng its opinion the statement
Of s experts terminal facilities at Kansas city
can be had at greatly reduced cost per annum. and
upon the fact that demands OF the holders OF Its
securities are would impose upon the new com
pany fixed charges which its earnings would not war
rant.
The Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company. which
s also set aside for future consideration has At present
virtually earnings. although It has already issued
bonds to OF ST. s35 600 and its works are st
far from completion
e., Issuanc. by tn. new Company of the following
securities:
Adjustment Mortgage four per cent Gold Bonds:
interest cumulative until 1905 100000
Preferred per non-cumulatve 2oo"oo"o
10 De apporuoneo as io'o"s
TO hoIners oi plese"' f's' '"'i's'se ' ~ "
81 900 bond:
$500 In Prior Lien 4qe bohos'
$500 in Adjustment Mortgage 4re Bonds.
$500 in preferred stock
s25 in cash. for April coupon
To stockholders VINO pay So per snare upon present
capal stoCh' lor ea'h eiaie u 'aIu 80
500 In adjustment Hlor'sSse 30 Do"u''
$3.50 in Preferred Stock.
$4,000 In common stocK
This plan further proVdes cash resource OF soAo'o'
as follows:
From sale Of Prior Lien 4T Bonds at SO 900 ooo
From stockholders $50 600
SO 45o. Ooo
which amount has been underwritten by guarantee
syndicate.
There will be reserved IN the Ireasury
Prior Lien Bonds. ''''''''''''' > ooV
Adjustment BONDS '''''''''''''''' I'o-''V"
Preferred STOCK ''''''''''''''' iI'o'''
Common STOCK. '''''''''''''''''' |''oo'Oo"
careful examination OF the plan recently promulgated
by Philadelphia Committee. taken In connection with
the reports experts above referred TO- have con
WINGED your Committee that the Philadelphia plan IS
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half lnerest in manufacturing concern $4,000
advance business full investigation 70
meaning business L. c.. Boz $40. Tribune Uptown once.
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financial.
PROPOSALS
For WATER BONDS Of the village Of White
Plains, Westchester County. New York.

Sealed proposals will b. received for .8oW on oonss
OF IN. denomination 81 900 each 10 draw interest ~
the rate OF 81. per cent per payable semi an
nusliy principal bonds become due and payable
thirty years from late Of issue, 49,. .ao -. A..
These bonds arc 10 be Issued under Cnsper os OF 'n'
Laws Of 1898 -. ,n--.... -
the village Plains the 10Th day or Septsmosr
1888 when said board will at the Corporation
Rooms said village at M for the purpose OF opss-
ing said proposals ,.. .,.., o..
IN ner cent OF tn. fave value the bonds The cheeks
Of unsuccessful bidders 10 be returned a,
Any all bi6s he rejected II deemed pest oS 'n'
Board Of Trustees. ,, 80 .z.
received from sale OF water are 10 be sppeh 70 tns
expenses OF maintenance Of the plant and the payment OF
the principal and interest Of thess bonds In ADDITION 70
this the taxable property the village responsible TOT
interest and prin' pal
Dated September 8. 1872 a.. ,,-. -
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees or tns 'hiass "
White Plains. y. Z. ....-, ~ .,yyro
President
WILLIAM p. SUTHERLAND.
Village Clerk.
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To the Holders of the Bonds and Stocks OF
the Kansas city Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Company,
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Issue of 100000 shares at $3.50 per share,

70
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