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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-05

shoe, any man who moves without or
derG
The London morning papers are in
clinel to regard The seizure OF gold by
the Iransvaal government as an act IF
war.
No absolute confirmation is obtain
able Of the report that :, Boer ultima :
tum has been presented, but the news
ccmc: from what is usually good Boer
source.
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RECORD OF THE sCOURGE,
New Cases and Deaths Reported from tho
Yellow Fever District.
(By Telegi,a ph.)


JACKSON, MISS. Oct. 4.-The board
Of health today reported one new case
OF yellow fever. and one death James
Farrell. The record to date for Jack
son is fifteen cases, five deaths and two
rrecoverics. The spread of the fever has
peen slow and hopes are entertained
that an early frost will prevent the dis
ease gaining a stronger foothold. No
new infected points in the state have
been reported.
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LONDON. Oct. 5.--A telegram from
Johannesb,n.s says that State Secre-
tary Reitz. of the Transvaal. informed
:: correspondent OF the Standard and
Disgers News that the proclamation Of
martial law is being delayed
Other kilograms represent that a
Rocr attack upon Natal IS expected at
any anoment. but assert hat Com1nan-
r:an. Generl Joubert has threatened to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-05
COLD SEJ2ED

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A special dispatch
from Pretoria says that the Transvaal
government has seized gold to the
amount of GS0G,000. which is now hodg-
ed in the state mint. The government,
the dispatch adds will indemnify the
banks to which the gold is consigned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-05
ON THE DIAMOND.
BALTIMORE, 5; PHILA :.

MIA EALTIMORE, 5: PHTL'A. = WV
BALTIMORE. Oct 4-kitson's Wild
ness combined With poor support at
short gave today's game to the Phillies
Deiehanty was retired for continuous
kicking. Umpire Manassau was much
censured for calling the game at the
end of the fifth inning, though it was
but SIS o'clock. and there was plenty
Of light. Attendance, lips.
Score: r n r
Baltimore .......,. . 0 8 OO--5 :.
Philadelphia ......... 0 s 0 4 o. S :,
Batteries: <itson and Smith: Ortiz
and Douglass
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Seaeels Arrived.

Barge Hamilton Providence.
Barge Oakland, Boston.
Barge S. r. Mead Boston
Schooner Daylight, Washington.
Steamer AppomattoS. H. W Ham,
London.
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Calendar for This Day.
progress

sun rises ................. GOA
sun sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i:is
High water-9:04 A. NJ. and a:14 F. NJ
Low water-2:iS A. NJ. and 3:2O p. M.
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WAR HAS cOMMENCED(?,

" BI.OEMF'ONTEIN, Oct. 4.-The gov
eminent publishes a telegram rrum
Boshof stating that the British forces
have crossed the border ond that fight
ing has commenced.
Another telegram says the troops
the border, but that no fighting mas oc-
cured.
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Vessels SAILED.

SCHOONER A. NJ. Golburr. Boston
French Cruiser Trouda. West Irtdies.
Steamer Rappahannork. Foall. Liver
FOOL.
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General C.care. win w1sh.raw

LIMA, PERU. Oct. sit is reported
that General Cacares will tomorrow
puDhsh a manifesto announcing his
Withdrawal from the revolution in
progress.
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NEW CASES AT KEY WEST.

KEY WEST. Oct. 4.-Twenty- sever
ne'W cases of yellow fever were report
ed today and no deaths
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On che Grittirnn.

(By TelegraIh.)
University Of Pennsylvania, Il: Buck
nell University. 4.
Dame. g.
Yale, as; Trinity O.
Harvard, IS: Bowdoin O.
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Weather Forecass.

WASH INGTCN. Oct. 4.-Forecast for
Virginia Rain Thursday and Friday;
high northeasterly winds. @
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WASHINGTON. l: BROOKLYN !

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-Poor base
running lost the game for Washington
The only score they made was Free
mans home run. his twenty-fifth this
season. The game was called on ac-
count or darkness. Attendance, 400
Score: 7, II r,
Washington ...... oil 0 0 o OIL
brooklyn ..,...... 0 3 0 0 , O-5 9
Batteries: MCGEE and kittra,7uo.
Kennedy and Farrell
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ST. LOEIS. 4: pIrrsaI-RG. 9

I. !-0ETS. 4: PITTSBCRG. s. u"
81. LOUIS. Oct. 4.-Thc Pirates
r,aEed away above their sneed todav
ana made it three straight with the
Perfcctos. H":fer pitched in good form,
while Thomas, who replaced Cuppy
vas invinciblc. Attendance 725.
Score: 7, IT Il,
ST. Louis 20 O @ q ! u n 9 ::
IittshErs .... 4 = 0 ] o 0 0--S IL 3
batteries: Cuppy, Thomas and O'Con-
ner; HoMcr and Schriver.
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Columbia and Shamrock Will
Start Again Today.
SIR THOMAS ISN'T WORRYING
Says His Craft VIII Give Good Account
OF Herself Unlike Dunraver, Ameri-
can Methods Suit Him. Weather
Forecast Not Promising.
(Hy Telecraph.)

WASHINGTON, Oct Forecast for
Eastern New Yorl-C'loudineSs Thurs
Gay: rain Thursday night and Friday;
variable winds, shifting to northeast
cilv Thursday afternoon and increasing
in force Thursday night.
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THE CONTENTION.

Captain Carter WAS represented bv-
Apran: j. Rose and l.. !-ot1in Kellogg.
MI RHse in opening fo! his client, said
there was no contention that the court
marital which mad tried the charges
against captain Garter had acted lille
saily IN its finding on the charges. On
the question Of sentence. however it
was claimed that the court had acted
N excess of ats powers beyond juris-
diciion and contrary 70 law
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ODDS GIVEN ON COLUMBIA
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Two bets on
the yacht racing series were made on
the stock exchange this afternoon, one
ST. 900 to $500 on Columbia, and at 81, 900
to $500 on Columbia
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BOSTON. 6. NE,>,- 1-r,r,r-

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-Carrick's showers"
seemed to suit the Boston batsmen 10
day, FOR they managed to line then, out
"hen h'ts We're needed. Nichols pitch
cd i good steady game. especially when
there We're men on the bases Attend
ance. $50
Score: y :; r.
Boston ...... o3o11 nx-6 3 i
New York ..... 0 . 0 Q 0 0 % s :
Batteries: Nichols and Sullivan; Car
rick and Warner
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DECISION RESERVED.

Colonel CIous, in reply. held that ac-
ton of a courtnartal cannot be re-
viewed by any civil court He added
that rha couru!na1tial had power TO fix
the sentence. and that il the exercise
OF such power the court had power
under the first charge to impose a fine
upon Carter. under the second charge
10 sentence MIN to imprisonment. undel.
the third charge to dismiss him from
the a"mN. and under the fourth charge,
10 impose sentence OF fine or i'm
EriSoEment. on both.
Counsel submitted briefs. Judge La
ccn.b: reserved decision on the writ
and ordered Captain Carter back to the
custody OF Captain Roberts, of Gov
ernor'S Island
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MARTIAL LAW NOT Yet

{ government discredits the repor
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NEW YORK. Oct 4.-'rhe off-racinE
day was 4 busy one for the sailor men
on the two cup racers. The Columbia
went out for a short trial spin outside
Sandy Hook shortly after noon today,
principally to try a new club topsail.
which her managing owner, c. Oliver
Isclin wished to have stretched and
ready for tomorrow's race. The sail set
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weather. How much remains 70 be seen A. ,. ths
same time the decline In Liverpool was not Marked
frost was again predicted in Georgia and
North Carolins, and the receipts at the ports
and the interior towns continued very small. 10.
Elective in the cotton trade believer temporary
reverse to the British at Ladysmith means that the
war will DO prosecuted with increased ytgor and viii
not be relaxed until the last vestige Of Boer resist
snce has been suppressed. Private cables from
Liverpool this afternoon take rather despondent
view OF the stuation and the trading here was on
small scale, the general disposition being 70
await further Developments. But this 10 due
quite as much to desire 70 sec what
effect the favorable weather has had
on the crop a. to any apprehensons growing ont OF
the reverse at Ladyanith. Many dispatches say
that any top crop of consequence 10 out OF the quea
tom others admit that 1t will he larger than was At
time expected. spot markets we're stronger.
cotton goods active and strong, and the crop
movement In 40 small that Liverpool declines only
two 10 three points IN spite Of the south African
news and the political mutterlnps In Europe.
CoFpEr.-R Rio on the spot was steady atuhc Tor 10.
I. Sales OF 500 bags fio Nos. 4 and at 6hc; fG
tures were unchanged to ~ points lower. cios,ng
steady. Sales I6,5OO bags. 'Hayre declined ~.
amburg WAS unchanged to pig lower hner-
can warehouse doliyeres tb.sh2 bags hio was
hrm at 1875 reis advance; receipts for two GAYS
$4,000; stock. 204 900 etchange unohanged At ~:
Santos unchanged; receipts for two days. aV'oo''
stock, 10000. Prices here as follows
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u 8 IS cpn
6600..... 1857,
fetal sale. of bonds oar value, u. $4,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAnxs

2OO0.....116i.h 10000. .... 1OfeI
Tstsi sales Of bonds oar vaiue) 81. $4,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAnKs
SAFE. nh r. Is e. f ins c X:
l4ob Am Car AZ. II 1917 II
1898 Am pr. oSb o. tSb
$40 Am Cot OIL. Asa As Ibx
100 Am Dis TEL. 81 81 81 .
900 Am Ice CO... 50. 81. 20. ..
100 Am Lin OIL. liza ia Iia
7i0 Am Lin OIL pf 5sl Ola sss ~
1910 Am Malt. i4l i27s Is ia
1880 Am Malt pr. 81 so 30 "a 81
1000 Am Smelt.... 5o,. Sc s6ss 49,
sS7 Am Smelt Pfc So. SO 90 =
1850 Am 81 HIP. IS Aos. "a =
200 Am 81 HIP pf 50 So ~ ~
S072o Am Sugnr...l53h 1919 IFS
1870 Am SugarpL.lis li8 lis =
l41lo Am Steel. 80 ASH B7s +zs
1880 Am Steel pr. % IS ~ =
II Am Tel &C. 90 81 90
1905 Am Tin Pl.... s4, 3lh Ah +lh
zoo Am Tin Pl pr s2A sah tah + =
IcoO Am Tobacco. iszh itil i2h + y
5Aa Am Tohac pf.iIi iS5 las II
1890 Anaconda asa Is 49, - y
900 Ann Arbor pf AZ AZ a. -
$500 Al T &SP. E. 22s, az i2h -
zli7o At T &SF III o6ss obs tob IA
1900 Bait Ohio. IS o2J IS II
5000 Bait & o pr. 72sa 72s 72a -
b2i45 Brooklyn RT. SO 81 40 =
900 Brunswick Co ish ist ler - y
1870 Can Pacific. 81 % "a "a
252o Ches & Ohio. 27h ~ f7k ~
200 Chi Traction. Ash ash tSh
100 Chi 4 F. Ill.,. 81 o. OF n
$50 Chi & " Will lopI III + =
1890 Chi II & Q ....lS3J 1924 1881 L.
1890 Chi Ct W ..... liS iIL l4s Y
225Cm c. WptCA S3i. s3i. sSh !.
600 Chi ct " deb gO7s aor eos. y
1910 Chi Mi & StPl:7S 1851 ie7 -
$500 Chi II &P...ii6L ll4S lis -
400 Chi TERM. l2ia IL II
800 Chi Term pr. Al 80 Sob y
1000 Z c q ST L.. 500. SO b9a y
2SzO Col Fuel IL. 55h 50 b5h \ 4
100 Clio Midland pt l9,. lo,. 1874 iii
ITO Col Sth'n.... AZ a. AZ -
100 Col SIN lSp. Ash Ash 4ob -
7lC Con Gas......ls9 1875 iS9 4,
zaoO Con Tobac.... I2h 4zi, aga -.
aa3s Con Tobac Of. eS slL 90 -
zlo Del Hudsoniz2h Ii2t Is2h y
7:5 d., L & VIE, Isi Isih -iS
$50 Den d X Co.. sl7s 2l7s 2i7s -
$50 Den & II pr. 7o'. 7oi. :6h II
100 u A.. &c ~ os l.
337 Erie ist pi.... 37S a7s s7s y
220 Ev T h.. - 80 ~
100 Nv q I II pr. 90 90 90 IS
62b45 Fed Steel ..... sos e4s t9i, "a.
43OO Fed Steel Pfc. sos 76is s0L ~
eos Glucose. 81 90 81 II
375 Great Nor pf.-iT4 i7sL ia II
90 III Central .il5i Il5 Ii5 =
1910 Int Paper..... 2bss IS 7o~ =
sio Int Paper pr. 10 ooL 10
100 Int Snver.... is is IS -
100 Iowa Gem. II - IL -
100 KCP& O. ~ "a 7I - \
1890 Lou & Nash. s71 sois 81 -
l934o Manhattan. ..iioa 1907. iioh
SlOl Met 81 Ry ....i9o ls4l 100
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Live stock Market.

TrEsDAr. Oct 81, 1899.
Receipts Of bervsr were 137 head. including o
for slhuRhtsrers and for the market. No trade
of any importance, Tho feeling was steady. Dressed
beef in m derate demand at steady prices Gables
slow. EIpurs to-day 500 beeves and TAO quarters
OF beef, to morrow 1000 quarters Of beef.
Receipts Of calves were 2OS head, all for the
market vsals were In fair demand and Just about
steady eraser. nominal. oar Of southern calves
was held over. Common TO choice veAls sold At
$6ets per 100 RS. fed calves at $3.50 city dressed
veals steady at Ne &c. per n
Receipts of sheep and lambs were ASH head,
all for the market; and. counting the stale stock.
there were % cars on sale sheep were In moderate
demand and steady lambs hrmer. selling lo2 Be.
higher than at the close OF Mondays trade Six cars
to sell late in thu fOrenoon common to choice
sheep sold At3. 2H4stS74 per 100 ns medium To
choice lambs At sGaf5 rs; Canadian lambs at 80;
dressed mutton steady At +s7c. per n. dressed
lambs quiet At 7Sgo.
Rsceipts OF hog. were .lho head, including about
. carload for sale. Market steady. Fair to good
hogs sold At s445&s<. 90 per 100 Ms; light State
hogs were quotablr at s<.bbss4.6O.
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Augusta shipped to day 241 bales; Memphis 6.osl;
st. Louis. S,lb2; Cincinnati. 2.243 and Houston, 49,
7Sd. PorteApOrts gS6 bales New Orleans declined
10 points, but recovered most OF the loss. Futures
here closed steady at net decline of to points.
Prices as fOlloWsi
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Coffee prices were no nerall, lower to-day owing 70
weaker European cables and local foreign selling.
still the decline not great for the leccipts at
Rio and Santos were moderate while the Warehouse
deliveries continue on large scale. tho total In TINS
country and Europe for the month being estimated
at about BOO 900 bags against 1.ooo.0o in tho
same time last year.
MErAIs,-In London copper was easy at the open.
ing. but the close was Arm; spot. f78; futures fIs
6s Sd. Tin there was q shade lower. The close
hero was as follows: Lead steady at sl;6oSa.s2t;
spclter weak At So ~ LSf5.0u; tin barely steady at
$40. sbss 90: Lake copper dull ats1iH.
NAVAL sroRr-.-Bpirits OF turp.ntine h1eo1kc.
Common to good strained rosn. 81. 3OSsl.3h. -.
paoyisioss.-Lard was easy: Western s6.bIt;
Continental refined, 81. Pork was steady At sUs
sp. so for moss. Meats wer. steady! picked hams.
oSeioc; do. shoulders Ic.: do. bellies s,TSsc
Tallpw 4Ac Dress ed hogs b1Sastec. Butter.-Crcam.
cry western, extras. 24o.; do hrsts 22s23c state.
extras 22s23Lc.i do. Hrst-. 2lS2lsc Cheese State
full cream. colored or white small. fancy. TAG DO
large, 12c. Eggs - state, PennsylNapia aud West
ern, 3Ita2lc Chicago, oct al" Provisions were
easy. particularly lard and ribs on liberal offer
ings from packers both closing at moderate do.
cline. Hog receipts wore large AMI this and only
moderate demand for meats and a poor cash de-
nIAnd for lard were tho bearish influences"
SugAR-Rav was quiet at 4 q. &c. for 81 tcst and
sI5.16c. for 40 test Refined was quiet but steady.
CHICAGO. Oct si.-These were to.day's prices;
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MHERCTLI.

TUESDAY. Oct 3l.-GRAIS-w heat-Spot was
steady. Sales. $4,000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. / northern Duluth
4c over December. T. o. b. anoat: No. l hard
Duluth. $40 over; No. ! northern New York.
3'.c over. The Northwestern receipts were
900 cars against 7aS last week and 1925 last
year: Chicago l58 against 25+ last week and
AIS last yenr. Futures closed &c higher
Sales. 1.O25.O0O hush. After Change Deem
Dor on curb was 75 Bloc Prices as follows:
oprr,uo. H.alnt. Lo,r.r C,o,tro. nIgi.
S H., ' ..... "a ia 20 ~ ~ -
S Ss sa .s T% on sc : d sgn
traeh and nnsrsdsd;-1," scSsSsc track and nm;
steady on the spot Sales 10000 bush for export
Der IN Chicago; do white io6 over Chicago received
<hs car, aud expects ?to to.morrow Futures
bush. Prices as follows;
M S;S;.',,, ss% asX as;. ssssss $50 40
Wheat qui.t but higher owing to tn. British ro.
higher cables from liverpool. moderate rc1cipts and
covering OF shorts. Liverpool advanced 30 to Ia
oa Thr primary 40 eap" Ts enn Sas sRr
against $4,000 last year 81. Louis got +420s
seller at the West the Sorthve,tcTn markets wore
relatively easy the cash trade dull the clear.
ances of both VIII, at and flour were only 384 900
bunhfrom the seab0ard. the primary shipments were
only $4,000 bush, against ,c46. 600 bush. year
ago, Brdisr'c's reported an incresSe in the world $
stock. OF llpO,uOO bush. and foreign and local
operators sold, Bnt tho news from south Africa and
the fear OF serious political complications growing
out of the British reverse the dominating fac,
tors. Shorts were nervous and there no inclna-
ton to sell freely Corn dull and trio easier.
Liverpool was ail. lower on tho spot and futures
there were partly Ssc lower while the cash demand
was dun and local and western operators sold these
factors onSottnR cearanrcs Of 1000, 900 bush. and
decrease IN available surpies in this country OF
100000 buHh. oats sympRthiZed with corn. The
available supply decreased 22o 900 hush.
FLOuR- Steady with sales Of $500 bbls Ro-
eepts were spas bbls and ih,77i sacks; exports.
prrnne, S2.35Ss2.5o; No. extra. S2.5oaS2. as;
clears. 50 0@s3 25 Straghs, 81 35Ss3, AZ; patents
50 659t3sh. Spring in bills; Clears. sa.OOs So 20;
straights. S3.4OaS3.'b; patents. So s6,ss4. Ob
CorTOS.-Spot cotton here was unchanged with
sales OF 7in bales for rpnnng 200 were delivered
on contracts Middling uplAnds, 7}sc against
b.lGc. last year, New Orleans and Gulf 7Ssc.
l'ltc. Memphis sold 1000. bales New Orleans
4 .bbO Savannah p57. Norfolk 83l and Augusta b72
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales Of 10000 bales; futurcs opened point higher
hut reacted and declined to ~ points. Man
chester was dull The movement to-day was as
fntlI
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New York Stock EIohangs-Snics Oct. 81.
UNITED MATES AND STATE BONDS I'm ST 0OOsJ
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Surplus. s4.bo,soo s5.Ie21b7 Dec. sobs.297
The statistics Of freight and passen ger traf,lc
on .he entire system as compared with the
previous year 'h91,y; 1893 caa,o,, Inc
H ~: ss: s Ss.3ss , i5%ss. s5:;s:
! mi IL. 1sa.sssse7 1.e.o.i,.se aos.,.s4l
F.: itS Sstsss siTe 6 iss1S
,sssi:5is sssst sSsS
During the year the amount OF wheat carried
Increased about 1d.oOo.000 bush practically
all : or tons as m ,se
there was thsasoss an oser duT hsn
Of this wa. short haul merchandise. due
lions f IN iho ooa nHf' served Ss ih. conn:
pany This accounts for the seem
lngly small reduction in tho average revenue
crease during the year Of II per cent. The
H"m To- 26s ' has The
tons one mile have Increased II ~ ner cent.
the car miles 8.24 per cent. and the freg gh
average ' load Of ai3 tons ' per train nearly
twenty tons Is 20 per cent? to 1886 I72 tons.
T.. D q is tss sSa,
$l.O47. 22s. The Disbursements were 81 1885,
e'ti 93 The rsespt. Of the fiscal year %
date have been 500 800. l04 and the exrendi.
expenditures OF S7.225.aD.
The official count Of cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF yesterday
shows:
Gold coin and bullion .,5 e. sass 81
silver dollars and bullion ,s.sse'sss $1,000
HSsiii,iss ..''..'',',. ,o.7ss.Os 1s,s7o.2ss
gold rsserve...,., .'.2'8 7st.7st ''9t' o2o'oS,
d Mrs III in aapto" r; FOR short aa r.s
months bills. 3s0i per cent. Paris advces
quote :, per cents. at 100 francs ~. cen .
confines.
y. W. Harris 4 Co offer to investors. subject
70 prior sale. at 10. and interest, netting about
year gold bonds Of the Hamilton Electric
Light and Cataract Power Company, Limited.
found IN another Column. IN. last annual re- e.
port Of the company. a. verified by expert ac-
countants shows tho gross earnings TO have
operating expenses and interest on the bonds.
a net surplus Of S42.S47
winslow. Lanier h Co. tho Farmers I.oan
trust &c" Compsny and Y. W. Harris CO. viii
Ps ana 81 Witch ar.
an adlotn ing column.
John H. Dunno. who for the last ton years
has represented Schwartz. Dupee 4 Co. OF
Chicago in this city. has severed his relations
member OF the Stock Exchange. will begin
business on his own account with an office
with Price. Mccormick x Co.
Harry A. Zeig. for the past ten, years en-
Mccormick. lately with Henry Allen 4 Co..
have formed n eopartnership under the frm
name Of Zeig 4 Mccormick. with ONCE at IA
Wall street, 10 conduct an investment security
bus meas. They will make especially OF stocks
traded in on the curb
The Bankers Trust Company OF New York
opens for business to-day at 10 Wall street
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81 Paul O p 6s
1000.....120ta
Tenn q q ] latB
1000.....il0
Tex a PAo ist So
200O....Ilii.
Tex q Pao East
div 6s
Ann f0T
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Africa otershadowed the Liverpool cotton market
and had depressing effect FOR the time being on
of frost were not verified and the conviction is
spreading that tho crop has been increased during
the Last few weeks OF extraordinarily favorable
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
STOCK QUorAlIoN TELEGRAPH

COMPANY.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that at a meeting held this
Path day of October. lsss, in our presence at the
once of the Central Trust Company OF New York.
STOCK QUOTATION TELEGR.PH COMPANY.
dated February lst. 1855, the following fifty
g. Il. <. -, 80. Al bs, 81. a. 81. II, ~. az. 49,
a. lo2; loh 100; ~, I3s. "a lta. Ie3. Isa
2d5, 2ns, 2rO, 2sn. avs. 323, 3Id 34S, 800. 35T,
86p. ar. 37s. 3sb, 3p4 3as,
were deslgnatcd for REDEMPTION at the ONCE OF said
Central Trust Company. - Wall Street, New York
on the hrSt day OF February. 1900. at their par
named for redemption.
Dated New York, October Faith, 1892
STOCK QUOTATION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
by william II. hurst President
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
- by u. +. Hyde Second Wee. President
HEREBY CERTIFY that tho foregoing mum.
bercd bonds we're drawn Rs stated. witness my
hand and seal this gath day Of October 1870
Frank Il, smidt, Notary Public. n. Y. Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01

Government bonds steady at unchanged
The features were Chesapeake and ohio
general 4hs. Detroit City Gas 5s, Colorado
Southern a.. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Cuff
5s. T r. Reading general A. Southern Pacific
A.. southern Hallway Sc. Union Pacific a..
more AMI Ohio. Central Pacific, Central OF
Georgia Kansas and Texas. Mexican Central.
Northern Pacific aud st. Louis. Southwestern
issues
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
SSSc. Bar silver In London closed At 2htd
Mexican silver dollars were quoted al Al 40.
ExDortH q EurOpa n m Orrow DD1 600 Dunces