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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-12
OFFICIAL CRoP REPoRE.
Decline in the Condition OF Corn, and OF
Winter and Spring wheat.

Winter and Spring wheat.
WARRINGTON. Sept 1.-THE September re-
port Of the statistician OF the DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture shows the following averages oil
condition on Sept /,
Corn, rs. .; wheat. TOO; oats, 8T2; rye. S2Oi
buckwheat, 1872; potatoes. S1.3; barley. s6.T'
There was decline In the average condition
ofcorn during August amounting to ~ points,
but the condition on Sept, l was still IL points
higher than on Sept /. 1893 so points higher
than at the corresponding date In 1897. ana
30 roints above the mean OF the septem DER
averages for the last ten years.
The condition OF winter and spring whea'
consolidated 10 700 as compared with So.i on
Sept. /. 1903, S57 at the corresponding date IN
1897. and S2.5 the mean OF the september
averages for the last ten years Inc conoit'oh
on tho first OF the present month was the low
est septem Der condition in twenty years. inc
reports from the principal winter wheat states
are. with the exception Of Kansas ana npIp a.
slightly better than on July l. butt the sprin9
wheat States there has been decline OF 3
In Minnesota. 10 In Iowa and IL In Nenrasika,
The department will make no quant.saioe
est I'm OF the wheat G14B and the
Of the principal TOBACCO States. Ksnt9skJ'
PENNSYLVANIA. Virginia North Carolina, Onio
Indiana. Wisconsin. Massachusetts ana , ION
necticut report an improvement VI conu an.os
curing August. WINE new loIh' 1eh"''SO
and Missouri report decline. e.
or the thirteen principal sweet potato states
five report an Improvement during August anu
eight decline. .,.,o,
There Is a continued decline In the conoition
Of apples from almost every important apple
There is an Improvement Of Ave POINTS In the
condition OF sugar cane in LOUISIANA, VIII
changes OF no especial importance In the minor
cane growing States. . 4,
The number OF stock hogs ior iatteeninE 10
Der. 1903 The condition is $50. which 10 Z
points below that Of Septe Der. 1888. put 10
points above the mean OF the september aver
ages for the last ten years. o..
The average condition Of cotton on Q. Sept /, a. a.
month 70 q on Sent. /. 1893. 1873 at the cor.
responding date In 1897. and IS 4 the mean OF
the Sc ptember averages Tor the last ten yeaIs
The condition on the first Of the present month
was. with the exception Of the year 1886. me
lowest September condition In twenty-five
yeara.
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POLICE TO BE INpEsrIsl TED.
Yonkers Mayor Orders an Inquiry Into tn,
beings of the Force.

Yonkers Mayor Orders an Inquiry Into the
beings of the Force.
YoNKERs. N. Y. Sept. 11.-Mayor Sutherland
sent the following letter to- day to the Police
Com issioners:
Il hereby request your Board to cause an
investigation to be- made OF the police de-
partmsnt OF this city. The many rumors
abroad make suoh an investigation impsra-
tive. The purity Of police department 10 so
essential that any intimation impeachinE it's
integrity should be thoroughly investigated.
shall expect full publicity to be given each
investigation. regardless OF who may suffer"
When asked why he sent such letter to the
Police Board Mayor Sutherland said:
This city has been flooded with persistent
statement concerning tbs actions OF certain
members OF the police force. which were Of a
character not calculated to enhance the integ-
rity OF the department I do not desire to
specify any certain charge that has boon made
10 me. They will all come up at the investiga-
ton which the Police Commissioners will
make"
1t 10 said that the charges to be Investigated
relate chiefly to the alleged extortion OF mon y
BY certain police officers for prot cotton to gam
bling houses. An alleged attempt to black
mail q hotel keeper. in which the name OF q
prominent city official not connected with the
police department 10 mentioned, will, 1t Ia
said. be taken up. too.
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1.-Two Stock Market.

NEw YORK. MONDAY. Sept II, 1899.
Receipts Of beevss for two days were 1. 7ie head.
including 50 cars for export alive I6i for slaught
erors AID bb for tho market. Demand fair and
prices steady for the under grades and 1Oc higher
FOR good to choice beevss. The yards were
cleared, Ordinary to choice native steers sold at
H.759S0.2o y 100 lbs bulls At 81. 75AS3. 10: cows
atSl 769s4o5. Dressed beef in good demand at
7H91oc T. for inferior to extra native sides.
To.dsys cables quoted American cattle selling at
weights tops at London at 12Kc live sheep at / .
I2c dressed weight: refrigerator beef at StSc. q H..
Exports to-day none tomorrow, $50 bceves and
Receipts Of calves for two days were 2. 7a7 head.
Al for the maket. with the exception Of SO head.
Veal. ruled firm to shade higher grasses were 26c.
4e.eoess7b; culls at &5ss6.bo; fed calves at $40
lo@12Ec. u n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
1gPou head. Including 10 cars for slsuRhterers and
IL Tor the market. Sheep were active and firm, and
top grades l6c: higher ambs sold freely, and while
tor grades held up fairly we'll. medium lambs were
10 to $50. lower. There was large business tran
sacted: only cars were held over Common to
prime sheep sold at s3ost.sb 100 ns; few hoiee
lots ct et.7bSS5; cnlls at 81. 5OSS2.T5 common to
choice lambs at e5sthS5; oulls at -. Dressed NUT
8@1oho.
Receipts OF hogs for two days were $500 head.
and there were about cars on sale. Market higher
at S47soSS " 100 Ds.
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1vcURABlE BUT TRUSTS TO PRAYER
A Connections Village Excited Over . Cass
of Christian Science Treatment

BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 1.-THE residents Of the
village OF Longhill. about ten miles north OF
this city. are greatly excited over a ease OF
treatment by Christian Science OF q woman in
the village The patient 10 Mrs George Far
rer. who 10 suffering from tuberculosis Of the
stomach. While there is no hope OF her recoy-
cry. such medicines as her physicians pre-
Scribed gave relefto her.
Up to the time she became so III that she
had TO remain in bed. Mrs. Farrsr had been a
regular attendant at the Methodist Church
IN the village. Mrs. Hattie sherman and
Mrs .Eben Lyons. who are now Christian
Science heaers. were also members OF tho
church. About two weeks ago they heard of
Mrs Farrsr's illness and called to see nor.
After they had talked with her she agreed to
abandon medicine and depend on prayer to
cure her. The medicine loft by the physical q
was thrown out OF the room and prayer was
resorted to. The hsalers cautioned her that
none of her friends should be adm tied to tho
room and now only the two women and the
husband are allowed to Sn\r Mrs. Farrer
has grown 9teadily weaker since she stopped
taking medicine. and her husband fears her
death ID not far distant, She Processes to SUI
fer no pain at all.
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CHALLENaEs EsTERHAzY TO Il DUEL
Can't. PheIan OF Kansas Wants to Fight in
Defence of Dreyfus.

Can't. PheIan of Knnaas Wants to Fight in
Defence of Dreyfus.
KANSAS City. Mo-. Sept. 11.-Capt Thomas
Phelan OF Kansas City has championed the
cause OF Dreyfus by challenging Major Ester.
hazy TO duel. Hera is a copy ofthe challenge.
mailed to-day:
$50 count Estsrhasv Uprer Glouesser place. Dor,st
Square. london:
SIR: Believing you to be the instigator and
arch con pirator Of all the miseres and tribu-
lations OF Capt Dreyfus, again convicted as .
traitor to Ms country. and as he is now unable
to follow you and demand satisfaction for the
injuries you have heaped upon him. l. as an
Irish American. who does not belong to the
race or creed OF Capt. Dreyfus. and believing
that man should not suffer on account Of his
religion. do volu nteer to take his place on tho
field Of honor at any time or place you may
ate the place OF meeting to be on neutral
ground. am respectfully.
Ex-Captain United States Volunteers"
II Esterhazy accepts Capt. Phelan says he
will journey to any other neutral ground to meet
him As the challenged party Esterhazy has he
choice OF weapons. but Cant. Phelan says he
does not care whether pistols. swords or rifles
are accepted
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MoNpAH Bept II


Tho low state OF the reserves OF the Associ.
ated Banks induced a selling movement on the
Stock Exchange to- day that left prices in the
main materially lower than on Saturday. The
fact that more cheerful feeling prevailed In
the European markets. owing TO the more
peaceful aspect OF Transvaal affairs and the
absence OF disturbances In France Yesterday.
had no effect upon sentiment here. Lon don
was deferred from buying American stocks
by tho same consideration that affected spec
ulators here. The advocates OF lower prices
saw their opportunity and were not slow to
take advantage OF It, They supplemented
with aggressive sales the moderate liquida-
tlon OF speculative ventures that was a pro-
nounced feature Of the days trading. A
particularly vigorous attack was made
upon the local traction stocks. and
as 1t encountered no resistance to speak OF
Il was successful In bringing about net de-
olines OF 2h04H per cent In that group.
Throughout tho remainder OF the list losses Of
1h02h per cent wers common. Even the
iron and stsol stocks that have been excep-
tionally strong OF late suffered with the rest
Money on call opened at 8 per cent. but
shortly advanced to 9 per cent which was the
ruling rate. Tho majority Of the banks marked
their loans up to the legal rate. while some
were constrained to call in part OF their
money. The shifting OF loans that was COM
peHeu Dy TINS action was In part responsible
for the activity in the call money market In
the late dealings fow dllatory borrowers bid
up the rate to per cent. 1t was also reported
that some Of tho bears were active in making
the highest quotation. partly for effect upon
the speculation and also with the view OF OBJ
tanning full rates for the money paid out on
stocks borrowed. At tho close money was
offered at per cent. At the extreme decline
thore was some buying OF stocks that was de-
scribed as being substantial. There doubtless
was buying OF that character. rs there always
is by those who own or have absolute control
OF funds whenever furry in money compcls
marginal holders to throw over their stocks.
Although money was in fair demand at the
legal rate the market was by no mo cans string
ent and 1t seems reasonable to assume that
the situation is one that will right itself in tho
near future. In the first place. the current
rates for accommodations on stock collateral
have diminished the demand for money and al
90 caused a good deal OF liquidation The
Same circumstance will modify to an extent
the interior demand for funds and will attract
some money from nearby points. Toward the
close OF business the foreign exchange
market began to weaken. and should the
Transvaal situation be disposed Of peacea bly,
money in Europe will probably relax to an OK
tent that will permit OF the usual autumn i'm
portation OF specie Pending these develop
ments professional operators who are working
Tor a lower level OF prices may dominate the |
speculation until they over-sell the market.
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.AnanriaI.
Kansas City, PIttsburg & Gulf
REIMBURSEMENT.

TO THE HOLDER OF BONDS AND
STOCK OF THE KANSAS CITY, PITTS
BURG GULF RAILROAD COMPANY,
AND OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY's CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POST FOR THE SAME.
The undersigned announce that pursuant TO the
agreement Of March 18TH 1899. they have adopted
READJUsTMENT PLAN.
which has been lodged with the Mercantile Truso
Co. Depostary. from which copies may be obtained.
Holders OF bonds and stock % the Kansas City,
Pttsburg Gulf Railroad Company who have NOS
already deposited their securities with this Com.
mittee are invited to deposit them with the
Mercantile Trust Company OF New York or be-
fore OCTOBER LIST, 1909, subject to the read
3ustment agreement sud the plan proposed By this
Committee
Holders of certificates OF deposit Of the Mercan.
tile Trust Company for bonds or stock who may
not agree to the plan OF your Committee, may with
draw their securities upon the terms stated therein.
on after SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1899, and
until SEPTEMBER BOTH, 1899, after which
latter date holders Of Mercantile Trust Company
certificates who have not dssented from this Plan
will be bound b. its provis ons and those OF tbs
rsadjustmeut agreement.
New York. August 3Ist. 1892
Ernst Thnlmann, James Stilman-
Louis Fitzgerald, George Coppoll.
Z. ii. Hartman, VIM. L.. Bull,
j. Lowber Welsh, w. e. Glyn,
Committee.
W. f. GULLIvER Counsel.
ALVIN w. KRECH. Secretary. 100 Broadway.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Ne Request from Bankers to tho Treasu,
Department for Relief.

Department for Relief.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 11.-Secrstary Gage said
this morning that there had been no change.
30 far as the Treasury Department Is con-
cerned in regard to the money situation in
New York. No action has been taken by the
Government looking toward means OF rslisv-
ing the stringency. Note has been taken OF
the fact that the reserves on Saturday Accord
Ing to the weekly bank statement. were down
very close to the legal minimum limit. but the
Treasury administration sees nothing in the
situation to cause special anxiety. There 10
evidently q strong feeling at the Treasury De-
psrtmsnt that the New York banking interests
should DO able to take care Of themselves, and
q disposition not to extend federal relief at tho
first sign Of stringency in the money market.
No request from the bankers for such relief
has yet been received at the Treasury Depart
ment.
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dividends aud gutfrest.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CONF

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
. a,,., New York. August ~. 1899.
On tne Preferrei Stock of this Company has been
peclnr payable at the TreaSurer's Office, Equita-
stoe. ~ osr "a is to the holders of Preferred
Tho Preferred Stock transfer books viii close To-
me purposes OF this dividend AZ the close Of bu,
ness on sept. 9th. 1854 and will he reopen ed on OF
Iith 1879, unless aiming turtle closed for III
purposes OF the special annual meeting OF stork-
lively. AJ'FX NIT tt m o. ;,n .. iuSpoo-
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SUGAR TRUSTS CUT MET.
Independent Refinsrs Announced a Red
tiOn In Their Prices Yesterday.

Independent RehnerS Announced Rsduo-
tiOn In Their Prices Yesterday.
The various Independent sugar refininR in
forests mot yesterday the cut made by tho
American Sugar Refining Company in its new
form OF contract with the Wholesale Rroeera
The new contract. which went into effect vas.
terday. makes the net price at the end Of sixty
days 4.e463 cents pound to those handling
only the trusts sugars. b. Fl. Howell, Sons A
Co.. agents for the Moenhausr and National
sugar ronnSriss. made the same price yester-
day. without the exclusive clause.
The Doschers have made their list price e
cents abound. less per cent which figures ont
4.9o cents az the net price Arbuckle Brotbsrs
have adhered to their list price OF So cents. bur
Increased the discount go as to bring the net
price down to 49, cents or about lie OF a
cent below the American Com pany's net price
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THE SUN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1900.

as Saturday"
sUoAR.-Rsv vas steady ~ tSto. for % test and
Doschsr refinery lowered List prices i.ioc to Co. for
grRnulatod.
CHIoAao. Sept. l1.-Thess were today's prices;
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TARRrrowN n. Y. Sept. LEX Judge Noah
DAVIS ce'eorated to-day his Stat birthday He
received congratulations from aII ovar ~
State. mostly from lawyers and Judge. He
did not take holiday. but journeyed to Whit.
Plains TO attend to ease he had ON hand
Many In the courtroom Rrasped his hand ana
wished him many returns OF the day. On his
return to Pocsntico Hills this afternoon he
found party OF school children at his hona
who presented to him bouquet con,aininr
eighty-one dahlias. Mr.. Davis made n sns.os
70 the children. He says he feels as young a,
no did twenty years ago. q"
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The Union Bag q Paper Company.

pu.,.... ~ -, - CHICAGO, sept. ]. 1852
A. Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No q
n Az a meeting of the Board OF Directors OF Tho
saai In rag Paper Company. held this day Il was
t pXSLpTIrpeuA I a diyidend of ONE AND THREE
:sSetho oS dsos "a, and paid Monday 70
2hursday. Sept IA. Transfer books will Close on
1"uisu~'' sept 4 and reopen Monday, Oct, ,.
FRANK WASHDURN, Treasurer
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OOnee WAS qnlet and ReneThIy I0WtF. Inc Cable6
were easier and the receipts continued large while
local operators sold against Arm Offers. Foreigners
did nothing here.
NAVAL SrORTs.-SpiritI ofpturI entine. 4dI4S 4Tc
Common to good strained rosin. SI.2bSSI.27k.
PRovIsIoSS.-Lard was steady western, S505; Con-
tnentRl refined. S5.05. Pork was steady IT S09a.6o
for mess. Meats were Arm picked hama, sA9lOe.i
DO, shoulders. &c; do bellies. 54S6Ac. Tallo".
As%c. Dressed hogs, bsse61sc. Butter-CreamCry.
State extras 22g22I4; do. hrsts 2ota93lH. Cheese
State full :TeAm. an all lcoor9d; fancy
ll%9llttc. Egsa-State, PennsylvAnia and Western,
1s'E0lIHe. Chicago, sept IL Provisions were
easier sympathy with the hog market and on less
fnNn'ablo meas ans yellow fever IA the South.
Aoder4S buy ing by packers and local traders caused
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McKAno Died InteEt ate.

Lawyer George W, Rodsrick yesterday an
nounced that John Y. McKane had left no will.
Mre; Ncknne vii apply for letters OF admins
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GlretiOns and atlestinas.

NhE ANNUAL MEETING of tn. s,ochholdor. ~
.i.,,i NJ n9hS SILVER MINING CoMPANY fur thai
bbsis,In OF Directors for thn ensuing year viii he
Sei. a. thS once OF tie Company al Salt axe CtT
es400A sS"3' \ i AAAklSoR. sssSstaSy,
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Sent. -whOat-spot WAS
steady. Sales $4,000 bush. mainly for ex-
port, here and at the outports No. northern
Duluth. 2hc. over December I. o. b. afoat;
No. l hard Duluth. $40. over; Nc. l northern
New York. 2e. over The Northwestern recei pts
were 1926 cars. against AS year ago; Chi
csgo 145. against 235. Futures closed un-
changed to 'lc. lower with sales OF 81 8, 900 bush
Alter Change December on curb was rs IS l6c.
Prices AS followS:
Opening HiGAsH. LOrs'L Glazing. Night
pec....... 7bA 10 7bA 10 7SN
May ...,.. 7YH 7yH 1915 79h 7SS
Corn-Was easy on the spot Sales e24 600 bush
Tor export here aud At the oulports No. 2, 7hOsc.
ChicAgo received $50 cars and expects 900 to NOR
row. Futures declined u to Nc. but recovered the
loss. Sales 10000 bush. Prices - followsi
oD,stas. n.s,.r. Ley.a. crer~o. I h%r
S siH';::;; s SIX sstst s.s s.4 80 q.
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
ieatarss rsre c9orads 0i ads1d e. a. Evans
Western eon.ol 4s. Heading general q; south.
Kansas and Texas. st. Louis. southwestern
Commercial price of bar silver In New York
SMgS ,T:, Bar f,n silver in LONDON closed at 27sd
months on railroad stocks: sixty, and ninety
cent. industrlals. and 4 i per cent bid offered
at per cent. for four lye and six months on
stocks. Commereiai paper is aaotsd at a 4S4S;
| per cent; for bills receivable: aceeptances and
prime ssingIe names 4sd5 per cent; other
SIIos ed weak and lover. centnsntai *:
tone, Posted rate s'' are: WV" Long drafts drafts.
ss4 .Sst n Tss ssIS A ssS rses
Tor - ioSasss p a 81. iS| Tor short: reich rs
T % 50 Eei eSa6 s%d o esS
discount. Charcston,- Bnyine ii 10 discount
selling. par. SayannshIbgying. of selling.
New ssss dseoap S Ssn FqsnosSa
81; LouisEsl Discount. ChicaeoIi0c. dis;
s5ES5oci disc2unt: oyer counter, Soc; premium;
ddH SdsnSa SG@Ps9g ni psy sfi"ssG
The weekly statement OF averages Of tho
banks o. this city. iBrooky9. Jersey cry. Ho-
bers o, Me New York Clearing House Hssocia.
ton but which clear through some of the
Losns,d..
v'tm'ts. sel.5ls.ooo sel.ese.5oo dec. s2a.5oo
Sr'n,tn.. iss4idoo is,a4..Soo inc. 5000
Depts with
Clearing
House
II Tndr ' ''' 'A'' ''''
Dpn with
Blk and
s1o ss ssSS a ss 1898 ssSS
Total re,v, 1891. 800 1s 202. 700 inc. 2Io, 900
Reserve re-
CURED. 1e.527,75o 1e.e2i.s25 inc. a4,o7S
Dehcit..".. 4s5,s5o sev12o dec. 11o.s2s
and d. Iron Company; has sent circular to the
the propessd Increase Of sI3.ooo' % f IN the
Is to 6e 1e 6eo46T'G rom se
RS65tmsnt isi2oo0GIo a ~ n Pants
to time as the improvements can be
made; and bids have, already been re-
considerably above tho present t MARKET r
II The proposed improvements can be
once begin to pay of preferred stock arrearaees
and continuance OF present conditions will
to pay pc, cent. the
to compets the !mprovsments in the IRON ae ds
shs
annually. This output will be only one-third
the conpany has stinet advantage in freight ~hsi
tho Missouri Rive er ' 'n''e' ''A'e' west OF
follows:
Iii GfsSds 2S972S H HnS 2 25$S5
TnH p 9S4 J GiRtsa Esaa report. gross
nSres.. % ., ~ and net sel2oeo an
The Toledo Peoria and Western railroad re-
as Gr npspsf Hs S sSs
month q last year and net 500, 7O3. an increase
snd am nerea.s
Ing Dsr il 8 G Ist year and net sle7s in
The Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Rail-
lines for the year sss dad 5uIn.ss 30: n sA'''
Gross earns 81. 7ho6S5 sS.1o7. $50 Inc 1852 800
Oper sxpe's 3.9bs,6%< AM .748 Dec 2B8oe9
Netearn's ~ ,sol ,o41 S3.s95.e37 Inc. seob 4o4
rI'd chars 2,<67. 500 7,44S, $50 Inc. 1890
surplus. $2.33s.21b Sl.447,0o1 Inc. SsSo2l<
Syracuse. Binghamton 4 New York:
1899. 1895 ennno,,
gross earns Ss0o.bto SShl. 1874 Ino. sos, IG6
Cper exp. 44S,lGS +sv.2S5 Dec. 41Oy2
Net earns. s%s2. 1912 600 Inc. Slo0. bas
Other inc'm. 9,JA9 6.495 Inc. S,1o3
Total SAN $40 ss7p,lo5 lac. Sll2.74l
S1SB.A71 OF
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Nj INING NACHISERY.-FRhsER CHALMERs
w 80 Broadway. New York, manufacturers OF
mining and smelling m chinery. Estnates on min
ing; milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nshed.
A MEXICAN MINING NEWS, published wednss-
"A days and Saturdays. contains ALL the NEWS Of
ALL the campo. You must get 1t to keep posted n
mining AfAirs. All nswsd's once, II Broadway, NY
MINING NACHISERY-CneIcellsd in efficiency.
u GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL co.

d,,iA.,. -, 49,, ,. August 81, lSNa.
~ NanVldend OF ONE AND THREE.QUARTF!Rs pm
Srr upon the preferred stock OF this CnmDauy
hss ocehaeei9red; payable and after Oct her l.
mss on September is, 1892 " ~ - "
Isu =. TShster books viii close on September Is,
q 1897, at 10 o'clock A. NJ ' "
3 J. LLEwELLYN. Secretary.
TIL. D,..., NV YORK. August 30. Isap
n ~ ~ M pllIusctoTs OF THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN
EniL nht ,EoMPANI haA this dag declared A III,
in H. OF oNE FEN CENT. payable on Seutrrnhnr
~ PIe.ertd STOCK at par 30 the COMMON st0r K.
hoiue'" OF record September 10 al ! l. NJ
GEO A. KRAUSF, Secretary.
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Boston Closing Quotations.
Chicago Closing Quotations.

Bid. AIted Rid A,k,d.
Am StrWb.. SO IS y CArbonp 50 S4h
Did Match. 1871 1877 30 = IT,. 100
N Oh St Ry245 BAT West ChstRl22 l22h
N Carbon go FL