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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

70 ship anything. AT all the primary points to-
day there were only 225.oo0 bushels Berlin sent
q rumor that Russia might prohibit wheat exports
The declines at Liverpool and Paris made every
one inereduous Of the Berlin report. The shipping
demand was poor nothing sold from here and little
from the seaboard-only nine loads The South
west bought early. but was a seller again at the
close May wheat on the curb was higher at
7S3&c
Corn was quiet. closing about where 1t did on
AAaslxc and July at S5sc Western receipts were
as light. Receipts here were 1875 with l2 for
Monday. Sesboard ciearances were 10000 bushels
Liverpool I'D lower. Argentina, having Just
begun on its own harvest predicts an exporaaole
surplus OF sacoc.ooo bushels.
MAY oats closed where they did on Friday. 2S'sc:
the deferred futures were easy. July closing at
24%c; September 231sc sellers Receipts were los
cars, with 40 for Monday. The shipping demand
Is just about caring for receipts Prices depend
upon the weather. which just now is good
Flaxseed was quiet. May closing at 81 q. COM
pared with 81 21S Friday. September was weak
At &c bid. Minneapolis had cars Duluth. q CHI
cago IL.
Provisions we're firm because Of light hog re-
celpts only a.coo with 5000 for Monday. Prices
at the yards we're &c higher.
Pork closed 7i1c over Friday; lard and ribs 2isc
over Small receipts OF hogs are not Significant
lust now Farmers too busy TO ship. The
talent keeps besrsh.
on the curb puts May wheat closed at 'zc'
calls 135xc. Puts on July wheat 72'sc calls, H'sc'
Puts on May closed at siss a3i7sc; calls So'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf R. R. Co

The recent appointment of Receivers of the
nbOve-named Railroad Company renders IL
of the highest importance for the protection
and stock TINT their Bonds and shares
should he Immediately deposited with The
Mercantile Trust Company, Irrespective of
the deposit of any other securities hereto
fore called for by this Committee. and the
Committee request that the Certificates for
stock and the Bonds above named. with
coupons attached, be deposited promptly
with The Mercantile Trust Company of the
City of New York, from whom copies of the
Reimbursement Agreement may he obtained.
The Agreement provides for the publication
for two weeks of n Plan. when completed,
and gives the right to depOsitors upon terms
the rein specified to withdraw their Bonds
and Stocks within two weeks after the ex-
piratiOn of such publication. II the Plan
should not he satisfactory to them.
The Committee undertake to act only for
holders of such Bonds and Shares az shall
deposit their securities before April 30.
An arrangement has been made with The
Mercantile Trust Company to advance to de-
posting BOndhOlders an amount equal to
the interest maturing April LIST. upon Kan
sns City. Pittsburg a Gulf s Per Cent. Bonds
deposited
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The
Mercantile Trust Company in exchange for
the Bonds and Stocks deposited.
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
WILLIAM G. CULVER, Counsel to Committee.
ALVIN w. kRECH. Secretary. 100 Broadway.
New York. April II. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

It's very far from being a fact that
the most money made in mining
comes from the properties contain
inc the highest percentages Of min
eral in the vein. The low grade
mines are in the majority among
the high PAYERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
REORGANIZATION
Metropolitan West Elevated
Railroad Company
OF CHTCAGOJ

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the securities TO be
OF the above named Company ready for deliv
cry Holders certificates for stock required the
time Of deposit for exchange to pay the OF
Four Dollars per for which contribution bonds
or fractional scrip for bonds at will be delivered
Certificates should he properly endorsed In blank.
Coupons due February !. 1929. on the bonds will be
paid.
Holder. certificates issued by the ILLINOIS TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK OF CHICAGO and the AMERICAN
LOAN e. TRUST co OF BOSTON should present them At
the oces Companies and receive the securities to
which they entitled.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
New York. April Is. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
FnanriaI.

Under this heading one OF the
standard financial and commercial
authorities among the great dallles
of the United States, the Boston
Journal, in its issue of April l, 1879,
says
The Boston transcripts summary
of Boston's mining interests is decidedly
sieni6cant-s2O6, 454,475 in copper and
S1O,615,O0O in gold and miscellaneous.
The American production OF copper is
SIS per cent. OF the worlds total, and all
OF this production is practically due to
Boston's capitalists. First in Michigan,
then in Montana, they have developed
the magnificent properties from which
millions have been taken out, and to-day
Boston capital has reached out to still
another field for the. metal which the
Hub has crowned king OF ores.
In this new copper countrytneeneiSyo
these pushing Boston workers has more
than doubled the production in the past
three wears. and it is stated on the hioll-
est authority that 1899 will eclipse the
record of 1895. AS in any new field OF
riches, values are continually developing
in new territory, and additional values III
that already opened UP, SO in Arizona 1t
appears we are to have eventually the
greatest and richest copper section ever
discovered in the history OF the world.
The most favored section OF all, the
famous Clifton district, where are located
the great mines OF the Detroit and AT
IONA Copper Companies and the Arizona
Copper Syndicate. contains even now
more actual dividend-paying mines than
any other single mining camp IN the
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

money they did In what was st that time
sheer experiment-the attempt TO get eooo
profits ont of low-grade ore. IL took conr-
age for the original Calumet Hscia snare
holders to invest in that property. IL taxes
courage to start in any new enterprises no.
body can predict that IT will he cer'"'n
success. but, ms n rule. the courage that
starts IL will make II a success.
II IL the courageous men land women) VINO
make the successes of the world-and they
deserve IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
Wisconsin Central Company
FIRST MICE. FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

Ftkol VtUL. TIVE oOlNOo.
To NIL holders of United states Trust Com
pany's certificates, representing bonds de-
posted under the agreement, dated jan
nary 23d 1895, between bondh oIders of the
wisconsin Central Company and the Re-
orrnnixation Committee thereby consti-
tuted,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. required by the
terms OF the bondholders agreement and by the terms
Of the formal plan Of reorganization approved by the
certificate holders January 1896 the
Committee has formulated plan OF reorganization for
the wisconsin Central including the details and
referred the said formal plan adopted
January I4th 1895: that printed copies OF the plan
nrepsred have been lodged with the United Trust
Company In New York and with the Old Colony Trust
Company In Boston for distribution to entitled
receve the same and that a meeting OF the holders Of
said United States Companys certificates Is hereby
called and will be held In Room No. so 18th story OF
the United States Trust Companys building No As Wall
street, In the City Of New York Tuesday. the % day
Of May 1899 eleven o'clock In the forenoon con
slider the said plan which will be then submitted to the
said meeting
GEORGE COPPELI. Chairman.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
WILLIAM l.. BULL.
GERALD l.. HOYT.
FRED 7. GATES,
JAMES 4. COLGATE.
Reorganization Committee.
EvARrs. cHoATE & BEAMAN,
CHARLES c. BEAMAN
GEO WILDWOOD MURRAY Counsel
JOSEPH s DALE Secretary.
"a Exchange FisnA
New York. April 18th. 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
BANKING HOUSE
HA|CHT & FREESE,
NEW YORK, 81 BROADWAY.
Philadelphia s. W. Cor. Fourth & Walnut St.
Boston. So state Street.
CONNECTED ny PRIVATE WIRES.

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or 10 be carried margin Of to cent at MODERATE
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ON margins and deposits subject to check AT sight
Writ. or call for 400 PAGE SECURITY MAN
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financial.
High Grade Bonds.

St5O,O00
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Con. Is.
100000
Syracuse, Bling. & N. Y. Con. LIST ntge. Is.
Guaranteed by n. l.. & w. r. r. Coz
$4,000
r1orris & Essex ist Mtge. & Con. Mtge. rs.
GOVERNS terminals of d.. L. W. H. ~ 'o''
$4,000
New York, Lacka. & w. r. K. 1st Mtge. os.
tGuaranteed by Del, Lnck. a w. n. r.,
100000
Albany & Susquehanna list fltge. os Vs.
Guaranteed by Del. Hud. Canal Col
$4,000
Metropolitan Elevated r. R. LIST ntge. os.
St5O,O00
NY. Ont. & Wen.R.R. Refund. Mtge. Gold As.
$4,000
Penn. R.R. Con- Sink Fund stg. due Ieo5'IeiO 6s
$4,000
Allegheny Val. R. R. (E. Ext LIST rltge. rs.
fGuarantecd by Pennsylvania n. ~
$4,000
G..
Guaranteed ny FcnnsylNanin W. NJ
100000
chic. & Northwest. Con. Sink Fund Quar-. IS.
$4,000
Chicago and Northwest. Debent. due 1888 SIS.
100000
Ill.,, Lake Shore & West. Con. 1st) Gold 6s'
tAesumcd by chic. & Northwestern II. RI
$4,000
St. Pau, East & G. Trunk LIST r1tge. Gold 6s.
$4,000 Nv
chic. st. p, MINI. & Omaha Con. rltge. 6s.
$4,000
.biesgo, Rock Island & Pae. lst 1tge. o..
100000
..,M.& st.P. &C. &P.W. Div. list 1tge. q. IS.
$4,000
hi, N. & St. p. &C. & p. Dv.) LIST 7tge. os.
100000
.hic., Nil. & St. p. IS. w. Dv.) LIST Mtge. 6s.
$4,000
., n. & St. p. w. & NJ. Div Ist 1tge. IS.
$4,000
hes. & o. list Mtge. iPeninr Ext Gold 6s.
100000.
i. p, M. & NJ. Con. ntge. Gold 4hs & os.
100000
&. Paul, ninn. & Han. DDS Now lists Gold 6s'
$4,000
srie Railway list Con. Mtge. Gold rs.
100000
.onx Dock Company Con. st ntge. Gold o.
$4,000
LOUSY. & Nashv. st. Louis Div list Gold 6s
$4,000.
uis. & Nash. IN. O.& lob. Div.) LIST Gold 6s
FOR SALE BY
Goldman, Sachs &CO.
BANKERS.
81 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
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All estimates OF profits from the syndicates mines
been made the ultra-conservatve basis OF selling
copper per pound whereas the market
price is Is cents. and the nexorabe laws Of
supply and demand absolutely preclude the posi-
bity Of copper falling In price for months II years
Yet. at 10 cents these mines with their
active operation tho property will
yield a profit Of $500 600 annually.
We regard these Shares as by far the most
desirable purchase of any copper shares on
the market to-day, and believe they will
sell NJ $4,000 before the end Of the current
year.
Only a limited number Of shares will he sold -Four
Dollars per Share fuI paid and assesable Prompt
application will be necessary obtain them this price
And after this issue no more will be
sold at less than $500 the par value.
Applications accompanied by check made payabl. to
the companys Fiscal Agents Joshua Brown a Co. may
he addressed = below
JOSHUA BROWN A. co. BANKERS
b-4T Wall st. New York ~ state ST., Boston.
Subscription blanks and rro,peetu, uron 2pplea-
non.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-16

And have so many PEARS gone by since
she and were young,
And skies were blue and earth seemed
new, and Love its rondcls sung2
II seems to-day hear her sing as plain
sveci ALTON Water" and ben Bolt" and
'sMaggIe'-cvery word!
And how her eyes grew softer, and how
hope spranR clatc.
For lie meant bliss with Sallle's kiss down
by the fArmstead gate.
The moonlight on the fodder fields stlli
shines as bright as then:
The planning OF the whippoorwill yet rises
through the glen:
And / suppose that lovers like to llnger
there nH we
Their eyes filled with the light that ne'er
sh6ne on the land or sea.
Hut "a their love as strong as ours when
Wc would llnger late,
Where life was bliss for Sallie's KISS down
by the fnrmA,ad gate2
Tho world II nilcd with prosy things
There's little left To cheer;
Gray hairs toll plain the time 10 leave OF
cultes and ale II here.
Yct something Of my youth returns when
thinking how hung
tIpon the words Of Salllc thorc-"whcn
YOU and were young"
And little one! how much I'D givc 10 take
from time and fate
One night Of bliss with Salllc's Kiss down
by the farmFtcad Entol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-16
TAYLOR County Repar.ec.

The Grafton Leader, which is the
able organ of the weak Democracy of
that good old Republican county Of
Taylor. and the evening paper Of this
city are having their innings. The
evening paper referred facetiously to
the Grafton organs announcement that
1t would support Judge Daniel B. Luz
cas- for governor by saying the Judge
should take heart" The Grafton or
gan thereupon gets even on compile
ments by referring to the Wheeling
evening paper as "the Wheeling nom
descript," and intlmates that there is
some consollng comfort in the thought
that the News will not be called upon
in any event for its ADVICE in the
makeup of either the Democratic or
Republican tickets; 'for neuter gen
ders and hybrids of politics. as well as
In the animal kingdom. while they may
serve some obscure purpose owing to
the fact OF their existence, have no
distinguishing place, power or inhu-
ence."
1t is now the Wheeling evening pa
per's turn. In the meantime, the pub
lie anxiousIy awaits the next round.