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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Mus Enrnpa ,uriif,

81 It IN. 8. Oftobsr. = Weit bem
Dampfer rGanaba" 1T gunoesienator
Soar NIT Isinsr Satin uno Ieirer
S6tpdgerin ponGuropu 5uriidgefshrt.
gr GuBerte |ih. bic gngldnoer lu6ten
psrThmibt iiber pie pbil:ppinsnzpoliz
tit Der Qlmsritaner. Was i'm FslbIt be-
trsFTs, 10 bobe er feline 4nIi4t iiber
oisi, politit ridt sednbert. Sm
1sbrigsn feb er 1i6 auf Die OistuiIioa
pplitfIher ssragen niht Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Der 4Br6utiaam murbe aufgcircKcn.

0ancouber, g.zG., 8. DIT. -
Sin Gingebcrsnsr bon 9atpuii bsiruz
-thete tiir3li6 ein Mdoden aus ben
Nsu=Ssbrioen. Ods Puor besab lid
uuf e;ns 5od3eitsnsiIe gu ben Stumz
mesarsebDriget1 Der 9raut. Die 9ez
griibung bsItano oarin, oab man ben
grdutigum 5pilden 5nei S6uf,n am
@pisbe rDitste uno unter srobem Gersz
monieG psr5sbrts. @in5elnbsiten bic
les tonr,ibuliI6en 5oh5eitsmablss
brohten be WlotroIen oss Oampfers
.qoranei" bon Sponsp, 2luitralien.
hierher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Semcn aelt nad) Mtlanta.

Baibington, 8. Ottober. -
Cine Oeputat;on bon giirgern bon
9(tlol1ta, 9a., ipru9 BEL Qomirai De-
men Dor uno fub i'm gu einem SeIude
iener StaDt elm. Der 4omirul perz
ipru6, no0 2ltlanta gu fommen, uno
3ipar nod Dor Dem l. Nopsmb'r. BE-
belt Tid aber Die 9enaue 5eltlsBung
Des Suaes Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
@osner's
l1npcralciblibc Sd,mciScrfunif.

Sizes 1T Der ri6tiec gusOrud. Ss ecriellunoss
weiie unersr fir Grauen unO MdO6sn gum &C.
broub fertigcn &leioer gisbt Der &rtit teinsn
Haum Sic finb nit Der slbidt qcmabt, Die beit=
qcmadtcn, gum @cbraud fertiaen <osr iu ubcr=
trsIfen, uuo i6r GrfOlg ubcrtrifit in oicicr @inbt
iclbit bic b0bitsn GrpartunQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
&o8ller'8
5ein(te H(eiOerfode.

Wir lino INNER aftip unb in 8e5ug
ouf Nualitdt poriorelid; oies lit bas
ein5ise Wertmal Der Site in alsioerz
itoffen, Der ein5iee 5attor bon 3uz
trauen, tpsldsr unfeblbar lit. Sn iez
bsr @aii ion madsn mir Tort(dritte,
- in biefsr SaiIon mebr, oenn ie.
2o6sr mir lahen bic prsiie niht, ii4
in bemsntipredenben 8erbdltnihsn gu
erbObsn. Oisle baltsn mir in immerz
tpGbrenber llntsroriidung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
SafetS.

Gani Dolene lobiarbige 3ud=S =Sadcts, r5IDz
Sront," ausessudter 3raQen, aetspptsr Riiden,
pur6neq nit rSDi1eb4 Surab qsiittert, pertb
$500, So. so.
Sadets aus ertra 0ualitat sturm= Serge, neus
r6Ip 6ront," fran3OFi3 qtiteppte Riiden, ouigs=
mel nit elmer isinsn GualitGt BON i6narser Sri.
psn=Safstta giittert, Elm irit tailor maoe"6lsi=
bunqgtiid, spsrtb $500, $4.9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
&leiSrUfc.

uno extra ieiuer Gualitdt Qrau.m @enetiar=lua,
in Der @abi,=&Hfen= GacOn sugsidnitten, oifen=an=
per= SstezGfistte, pcriett paFeno, nit gutter Der
calne Qsfitttrt. Sammetz uno tpaiisrobte Ginfai=
iunu, tucrtb $500 bis $500, s39s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Ser
NQti0uQl : 8alt : Gerein
Oct Stdot Baltimore.

VIZ e'@uU@ S0ul@tNlVlt.
6aupt= Siireau: SiSelttn= 9 @ebduoe
9epoftorium Observation-Disclosures gani.'
Berpabrune b. Ss,urtdten SiDelitp 9epoHt g.
Etamte untsr gureidaft Der
.Sibeiitp Stpsft Ss.- Ssn Warplanb.
6=pro5. &apital Mltlage.
gDr off.rirer elm. b.idrau,t. an,obl BON auf.
ie,astsn antbeilsn lu 500 pro antssiI, nit elmer
tabri9sn gaar=1ioioenbs pon grolenr. balbs
idbrlif soblhar NIT 9roaent am 15 aueua uxs
6ebruar.
Ginc 9aritellun8
Der SeranfdbIasten 3oifen fur aRitslteeer NIT
1900 NusI0funs.
t1nmittefbdr na4 Der gerausqabune
nirp Der Duein feline Aitien III $40 prs
0ntbel einlofen, .. Q. 25 Mntbtle Gins
eel6t lu 80 pro Antbsil $1,000 Wonats
tiAt 8abIunsen ouf 25 Nntbeilss iu 60
Cents msnaili1 pro antbeil fir 100
NSHafe 81, 6000 %
Sb,uoiid Gusloiunosp-eis SI0 40
Retts.uniphen fir Witaliebe. 45eo %
Nan prlanee ben QrOipeft.
Dirett0ren:
erna. =. &nabe. inn.. Clinton =. patne.
9beS. ID. 6au. 2Sflbui 3. Sa6fen.
GewaRe Maine, SameS .. aRafon.
= BtnsIsw Btniams. 0m. p. 3aryep..
W. MeD. Vrtdbare.
M. MeD. Vrid,ars,
@st1e.1S1&eI Vswsrsl'o 'osi&afsstatsss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
9as @inatbmen nmo @eri@ @tnden
fntnrrhnliifer Wiftc.

SaS GINA j ut II mo Ver1 d II a II
tatQrrbalii6er Site.
cae Hccrcnn Mbcrriebcner Ncr9=
Sbrcn ee ScnbS Scbanonn9en tagd
@prmaes ltbr Sbnos. ST. 9arlep,
Nr. 311, StraRe
eatrb at h5
huni
5NFatM ndb"t"n
seeont3 St
9nimt Os u"
Gnlnb
Qbt
unOb
paou3G
Git Der s3him
irer5d Gbmn pr
II
pnasm 4a a%sn s
1rOobrnsn
2(e6elrie6emoer At6em
tunS
fir
@eubhu
pHeitHpe
Su
Gmhls
De Srsoor
il il
.
tam IN dnGb
gosd F5 s osgoF"s sGirt% es'ia Gn
10
mns Sa BON aatr9 amnt45 ala9
ubclrenber
auernoe uns sarantr ST. 9arcp r 31 9prb Naca SaRe
,Sp,lMt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Mnsuse.

grau @omepun=Su6= =an5itse, NIT ooppelrsibi=
gem Sadst, NIT neuer Sip 5ronta nit rmerts=
ri3sp" Seoe qeiiitisrt Der Rleiprpd bat circulars
Saeons, GaltenzEiiden unb 1T NIT 9ercalins ee=
flttsrt; pcrtb $3.50 $1,000.
SapcS.
goli=Gapes aug Sancp= lud, nit ibli6tsn
Gsntren, Qluio=Riideu uno Saucp=9laios s&apus.
uno SOroen, pOle 9D.its, iebr MODERN, pertb
$3.50, $500.
9auSflcioer.
Sran50fibe Glausustte= oaustlsioer Gantp> >Strsi=
fen unb Sieuren, pOls 5ront,n, gotezRiidsu,
Gpaulette= S6uIteru, breite Tlpuuce um unteren
GunOs oes ROdes, pertb $50. $125.
4aillcn.
Gaus uulens iransOFi6e GlansQ=s gaaiits,
oOne glOuisn=GrOnten. 9ots unb Galten=Riidsn
bcber Sraaen. mariusbiau, cardinal uno ibwarS
usrtb $1.25. CSC.
&inoer=3ceiers.
&srbft=Reefsrs, breiie Seemanngtraoen, nit tuei=
Ser ei5e beiest, pi.rtnDpiigs .gOg".Grontsn, Gals
tn=Rudeu, cardinal marneblau uno braun. p.rtb
1915 $19S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Nieper9el0p1e1.
Cine SrasOoie III Gonitantincpel.
0roRoesier 9alil 3ifat YaidJa's
Spbn auf ciner Bride BON einem
Qllbancien crmproet.

Spariamtsits : Mab.seln oss papz
itss. - Gintiinfts Der GuroinGle
bef9nitten. - aunItIhdBe oes
9atituns bon Sa9perItdnoisen
abtdrirt. - BeIebgebieteriTfs
Mabresein 9egsn Die Ssiuitsn in
Granfreid in 4usIiGt gsltslt. -
Sin 9eiratbaantrog oes G5arsz
pilif. - Risfsn 5slsItop fir
bic parifsr Mltausitsluas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
Mebr Sif9esbptl lhaften.
@eneraf S6wan's Yorrii&en.
0aDitc Nicip nnb Nppalcta BON rn=
iercn Srnppcn nah biRiacn Saint
pfcn cingcnunmcn.

Die 5iIipinos rdumsn, ip;s gstp0bnlia
oas 5elp. - Sse3oloatsn coppsriz
rem nit ben 2anbtrupper. - 9tcz
paletu angs5iinbet. - Sin ameri@
'tanif4er Offi5ier t0otlih psrpuuz
BET. - Gr aonTul Miloman in
91elp Dort angstpmmen. - ST
ertldrt BEN 9sneral Otis fir cine
StlaTmiiBe. - Die Senneifeez
GOlonIdrs uuf Dem 6simpss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-09
0Inf b en- nei m fpsde.

9eneral Otis mslost, bab Der 5ransz
porrbampfsr rYueblo" nit $50 8ranz
fen unb 100 ndtloi1ensn Solbaten bon
Munita abgefabren ilt. Die n9aron@
ne" fubr geItern ob uno bic pSnoiand"
fsute; an 8orb beFirban Ii4 be 5rupz
pen bon SenneI1ee. usber Die Sin Ififz
flung Der 5ruppan bon 5enne1es Iagt
bic OepsIhe: Snoidna" tpuroe Qnz
fanes Septembsr ra6 benz Siioen gez
Ididt, um oos Regiment bon 5ennenee
in Sloilo urb gebu an goro gu ne6z
men, Die 4btbeilung in Sloilo tpuros
etrgeIhifft, uno bann gin9 bic 5abrt
na6 Gebu, mo- bus Regiment lid freiz
tpilig erbot, bei Der 8srtreibung Der
Sniureentsn BON ben Bergen nabe oer
Staot mIt5u6elfen. Gensrul Srpcer
nabm bic angsbotens DienI nItleiItung
an. Der syainb puroe getpaltig gs=
Idlaesn. unb Die MannIdoften bon
5snnshee nabmen berborrageno bur1n
5beil. Damn erfolgte Wiebsreini9if.
flung in Gebu un0 um l. D. Ufts. 4n=
funft in Manila. Die 2lusfertisuns
Der n0ibigen gntldRungspapisre perz
urfuhte peifere 8er3ogerung, bod
heute fubr bas Regirnsnt ouI osr vSnz
biana" !ab. ~
.Stis etne g 6la I'm bs,"
iagt 6 ra& n u Wilbs
man.
Reip=D OFT. 8. Sttobsr. - Inter
ben paRaeieuen bss gsitsrn ponSoutbz
ampton unb Gbsrbours bier sinsstroiz
fenen ,Nmerican linsz "Oampfers
st. 2ouis" bsfanhm ii6 Der &oniul
Der Ser. Staoten in @wnoble, 4neerz
ION, goouaro be Res3ts. General 5rd@
cp. Maurioe unternper. Samusl unz
tsrnper. q. Sutton Gullep, Der pldIls
bent Der nGiti5srs' Union" uro Der
pdbrsno bss ipaniia amsrItaall3sa
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16

Maj. Clement 3. White. OF Selma
Ala. the only surviving brothe--in-las
of Abraham Lincoln, was az officer Q.
the Alabama state guard a. the ou,.
break OF the war. and under orders Of
the executive Of the state took pal
with his command in the capture o.
Fort Morgan, Mobile bay. before Ala
bama had formally seeded from ,ns
Union When it was reported 10 Pres
ident Lincoln that his bro.he--in-lav
lad performed this daring exploit
against the national authority Oh be.
ing asked what he would do about 4,
replied: Well, ! suppose Shall haye
to hang White when We catch hin
Maj. White later performed many di:.
tiLguished military and civil sa-y,e5s
for the Concederacy.-SeN YORK Trl-
une.
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16
The Sexton ia New Yo-k f.

"Sexton and Undertakar~ l.,
usually found affixed to ., 80
New York churches. bur !, =.
mean that the sexton ac,non, ~
ducts an undertakers es-af7,I; ~
He merely contracts for ,ha -.
of the members Of the conr,o.-'''
a1d sublets the work 10 wba.
known as wholesale undertakes -
attend to this class Of wo-t .x, 80
ly.
A twenty per cent. conmj~sio,
the sextou's share Of the p-aoaaa,
taking into consideration no ,.- -
membership OF some Of the New y'
cLurche: and the elabora,.. fr,..-'
that take place almost dalv !, -.
readily be seen that to b. :, SOW
an honorable calling-for Il i l,
ness that brings in the coin Tbo =,
fits Of Il sexton ia one or ,ha l.-
downtown churches i e-t.r.a-a1
$4,000 annually from lis fgleral j..
mess alone Weddings a~a 49,,
profitable. but they 90 fairly We'll an,
are cheerful. He collects ILL.,. 49,.
rents and takes his hah'tual ,omn..
sion. lie gets so for diec.Lc = crsr.
and hires 4 mere labor.y lo Ill ,l.
the work for 81 he is pad ior opea.r-
the church and for closing il. ana !,
few other things that Keep him from
starvation. But there is Ole ,b,r
he must look sharp after. ana tia, !,
his collections 1t IS Il peculiar fa..
but people will stand of funeral him
as long and as callously as any other
Detroit Free Press.
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16

OFFSETS TO INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS.
katharine, what made -ou laugh
when | was reading ny club paper
on a, chitecture go
Pardon ne, N@ccv; I couldn't
help L, vou looked 50 funny with
yo1r ia. OF cIooke
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16
Easy Plan.

Ihat young man. said the citizen,
pointing TO sharp featured youth
across the street, has made fame both
for himself and this. his native y.l-
lase- As to how" asked the strar-
ger. Simply by sending telegrams O:
congratulation. or condolence Is he
occasion called for. 10 prom.ne1. p
sons. -Indianapolis journal
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16

Whats an empty title pa ~
-alling NE the head Of tho house
The Burke County news., 1899-06-16

Passenger fare on tic new Co1es
Railroad IS 33l, cents mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The interior exchanges are moving moro In favor
Or this city. and by another week the out-of-town
flow OF currency ought not 10 be heavily against
this city. In fact IN the course Of ten days this
city may be gaining money from the Interior.
This is question. however. that cannot be deter
mined with any degree Of accuracy I'm advance.
because # vet remains 10 be seen TO what extent
The demands OF Industrial activity will use the
funds sent from this centre FOR crop movemen t
purposes After satisfying the crop movement mo
money sent out may not come back but find en-
ployment In current business expansion Money
certainly Will not be idle In any part Of the coun-
try and expectation that rates VIII soon fall back
to nominal figures not likely to be fulfilled. In
yesterdays market call funds ruled at per cent
There was plenty Of money Offering AZ quoted
rates In time money the demand light Some
loans were called early IN the day In connection
with the Central Pacific readjustment. but borrow
CTS easily replaced tho loans thus called The de-
mand at the Sub-Treasury for interest payments
on Government bonds. In accordance with The
Treasury Departments offer. light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET Market
opened steady. closing irregular Standard on
closed AZ 42N4S. against 4b3n ~ on SATURDAY. Last
prices Of other prominent issues were: Havana
Commercial 22a24. preferred 6si40G5. - King Pow
der sslgaea. Bay State Gas ltsais. Pump. Hl02i.
preferred. 7ligq73. Markeen copper Nl.Q9. Anal
gamaieG Copper, SpS'i4 Amsterdam Gas 29a.uao.
preferred. -. as7. Rubber Goods 25a, p4Gis pro-
ferrea s2Ts3 Di,tiliiug II America iaa.Qir-, pre-
ferred. '45Q45. Sloss-Shefed Cwhcn issledl 2fau;
preferred. 7s17sig subscriptions l5plio. old rs.
soUG
FOREIGN TRADING Operations FOR the Tor
eign account were light Arh!tragc houses dealt
IN about 500 shares. most II which represented
purchases.
CITY BOND OFFER-Conuolcr Coler an
nounced yesterday the withdrawal Of the offer 70
sell bonds Of The cy amounting TO ssos7 lo7 % On
october is. and the making Of new Offer. under
which S2377l07 % u these bonds will DE sold on
October u. This amount IS needed to rcplon.-h
the Street and Park Opening Fund. 10 improve
Park-ave above One-huudred- and -siXth-si. and %
pay the award of the Long Island Water Company
This is the second time that 'ue sale has been
postponed. Mr. Coler said yesterday that he Gii
not know when the rest of the bonds Wouli bo cold
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS. In tne stock l.an
department of The stock Exchange there WIS "a
good demand for Atchlson preferred Burlington
Consolidated Gas. Metropolitan STREET Railway.
Rock Island. Sugar Refining. American Tobacco.
Western Union southern Pacific. Louisville and
Nashville. Baltimore and OHIO common and pre-
ferrcd. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Lending quo-
fa,ion- were. Atchi-on preferred. Chicago. Bur
inrton and quincy Peoples Gas. Consolidated
Gas Metropolitan street Railway General tl.c-
trir Missouri Iacinc. New-Nork Central North
western. Northern Pacific common and r,fcrr,d.
Reading Rock Island - Paul Sugar Kchnins
Union Papinc common and preferred. American
Tobacco Manhattan. cleveland. Cincinnati. Cul-
HIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

The committee appointed by the United Sta tes
Leather Company to handle the readjustment plan
OF the company's securities has issued circular
to stockholders asking them 10 sign agreem Mt
10 the plan. which involves the reduction Of the S
per cent preferred cumulative stock to per cent
non-cumulative and the surrender by the common
stockholders Of one-half of their holdings in favor
Of asserting preferred stockholders An agree
ment between the company and holders Of both
classes OF stock the proposed change VIII be sig
nihed by the company stamping the certificates of
stock beouging to the agreeing sto ,kholers ln a
way that will show that the holders thereof and all
subsequent holders thereof have agreed 20 the pro-
posed changes and the company will agree that
1t will similarly stamp all certificates issued In
exchange for tho stamped certificates. and that IL
will pay dividends the stamped stock I'm accord
ance with the agreement and not otherwise. Tho
circular says all holders OF stamped certificates Of
stock will have the same right 70 vote AT meetings
Of stockholders as they have. and the dis
trihuilon OF dividends by the company viii be as
follows. IT, ror instance in any year the dividend
declared was per Jess. It would all 10 paid
70 holders Of stamped and unstamped preferred
stock alike and in those years In which the divi-
aend declared was I'm excess Of pei cent, say OF
10 per cent on the preferred stock. the portion be-
longing 10 tho holders Of unstampcd preferred stock
would be- paid 10 them until they had SO received
per cent per annum from the first Of May lS@,
and the holders OF tho unstamped common sto *
would meanwhile he paid nothing. while the holders
OF the stamped preferred stock would receive Per
cent and the holders Of the stamped common stock
would receive per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

~ importance Traders doubtless were induced 70
cover on account Of the strength Of foreign seou'
tics the comparative case in local money rates
and the absence OF unfavorable developments
Sugar Refining was n conspicuous strong feature;
also Consolidated Gas Great Northern PREFERRED
Pullman Pa.ace Car and. after carly weakness
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Southern racine
Eon & co. were active buyers Of Great Northern
preferred American Tobacco was strong on p"SlnS
by Dominick & Dominick and G. ]. Hudson co.
4 reDort that the gas war was nearing settle
ment led 10 covering In Consolidated Gas. ana
Pullman advanced further reports OF con-
soidation with the Wagner company and reports
tnAt The Pullman company was about 10 accept GER
tain good offers FOR some Of its property In Pull
man The general market was strong. and In the
afternoon there was Increase In the volume OF
dealings Some Of the buyers and sellers were
Wasserman Brothers G.col bought Wire common;
j ONenbach sold Halle 8 SreglItz q 900 sold
Brooklyn Rapid Trans, Wells. Herrick q
Hicks 1000 bought Federal Steel, }. Bianch uwD
sold. Mcintyre & Wardwcl q 900 and J. S Bache
& co. bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit y. Henry,
A. O. Boebe f. L. soligsherg and Dominick &
Dominlck ii f.D bought American Tobacco; Pepper
& Stern Gun a. de Cordova & Co. 1000 Halle "
Stcslitz. j. J. Manning and Seymour. johnson N
Go. sold II. Content Il Co. 1000 and }. j. Man
ming bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit, X. CLOVIS &
Co.. W r. Tunis q Co. and II. Content & co. sold.
J. H. Minis 4 Co. sold Federal steel l. :.
Wormser bought Metropolitan street Railway. w
B. Reilly II 900 bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit
C. |. Hudson CO. e,ccO and j. J. Manning bought
American Tobacco. ). II Watts and H. Content
q CO. bought St. Paul \. A. liOusman & Co C"p
bought Tennessee Coal and Iron. Minis n CO. lfD
sold J. Field bought Sugar Refining. l. :.
Wormscr sold. Donald. Gordon & Co @"O). |. K
5 Wormser 1000 and j. Field OcW bought Sugar;
Bell Il CO. O.5f0l. q. y. COchrdne & 60. and Prince
& Whitley 1000 sold. II. Groesbeck q 900 bought
S. Pau. J. Goodchild 1900 sold. W. h. Tunis
q CO.. l. 6. Brosseau j. r. Williston co. and
otto Kohn sold Manhattan Hedge, Lounsbery
& Foster $500 bought Sugar Refining; otto Loeb
sod. Seymour. Johnson * co. sold Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Moore d Schley bought Sugar Refining.
l. & ). Wormser Ooco) and Mendham Brothers
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit. r. W. Newton
C.oW sold. l. H. Waggoner 1900 bought Ameri-
can Tobacco. D. Henry sold. G. +. knoblauch
LOO. j. X. Williston & Co G.Gm and / ~ >
Wormser O.cJ) sold Manhattan. Wayland Trask
G.co) and j. r. Wston & Co. C.c0 bought
Southern Pacihc J. :. Bache q Co. Oo"1 sold
ono Loeb GepO bought Sugar Refining Henry
Brothers QepO sold A de Coriova e Co NHF)
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit, J. Field d1"D sold
White & Barton bought Chicago Terminal and
Transfer. +. A Levy sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
GREAT NORrHERNs ADVANCE.

Great Northern preferred advanced 20 lNl4 yes
terday. closing AT T6'a. net gain of -FOUR ana
fhr,e-quartcrs points for tho day and a net gain
ei,c. last Monday of over eleven points. Tho
fact that interests identified with the manage
raent were buyers led to tho belief that melon
might 10 cat before long In which tho stock
holders would receive valuable privileges Last
April the company issued S5."nw additional
preferred stock which offered 10 the stock
holders al par The cOmpanvs earnings are heavy
and operating expense are light the percentage ~
expenses and taxes 10 earnings last year being
only ST., per cont Reports that further valuable
rights may 20 offered 10 stockholders are indoh-
nit. REGARDING tho nature of the possible Offering.
bur buyers appear satisfied that without any 's-
pocialy favorahl" development the stock VIII sell
~ 90 ON rs merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New Orleans - Com
rnercial 81 % discount; bank. par San Francisco
Sigh i0c. telegraph l2'zc cincinnau-Over the
counter. 50c premium between banks. par and soc
discount savannah Buying. Nc Of over 81 sell
,,o mar over e. Charleston Buying. l-lsc dis
count. selling par Boston-Par chioaso-5oc dis
count s. Iolls-e0c discount
TANK CLEARIsjs - New-York - Exchanges.
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JAMES r. KEENE TALKS AGAIN.

james r Kcenc Yesterday gave our another tn
feryi,W on the stock market outlook. stating anew
tr- familiar points urged heretofore los himself
and other bears n support OF their contention that
10 Improvement n market conditions he ex-
pected.
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&,,a o,7 10. balances S4ssol Boston-Exchanees'
sss Sc OK; balances s25aslss Baltimore
s2sos4 balances s'sSsi5 chicsso,tNthanF Fr
co. 40 9os balances. s.793,4os Philadeiphia- HN-
CHANGES So 22s.2s3. balances Sl9's'
BANK OF GERMANY srATtMhN - l ne
., =, tho Imperial Bank ~ Germany
,. ,, ,o,,ovv,ns changes: Cash IN hand mere
100000 marks treeasury notes 70 ,oo on marks
1n' ~. ,,circulotion deere sed 6SHoVH naIN7'
FoREIGX MONEY M Mr. discount 'n rate
- ror -ert for short and ~ per cent lur "l'.N
Bis Berlin discount rate ~ per Ce lorn,ee Paris
ex"beoso on London. D francs % centimeS runs
discount rate. q. per cent 80,
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British consos loo
rams n confines Spanish IS in London ,H,oxt-
THE SILVER MARKET-Rar silver, 90" omSon
can silver dollars &c. Bar silver III i|'
t6 ll-l6d . I, "a
GOLD PREMII-M-In Madrid. 1852; Lisbon 9''''
Ruenos Ayres 1860. Rome 40
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CHARACTER or TRADING.

Covering OF shorts and good support IN several
OF the more active issues were the main factors n
yesterdays advance. There was no outside buy ing
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OUTSIDE SECTRITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
reported by C. Hudson 6 CO.. Nos "a & 30 WaiI-st)
BONDS
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GAINS n EARNINGS.

Railroads reporting yes.'.iay showed the fol-
lowin. gains over tAe same time a Jear aso foI
fhc periods named
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Tho daily Washington Treasury statement issued
yesterday covering actual results Of two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement is as
fo1
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STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
ADVERTISED BREAK DID NOT TAKE
PLACE-MONETARY CONDITIONS.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from saturday
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Act1 cash s2ss els s2s sc4 sa4 Dec 81 7aS9'4
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. Ss7Soa9 internal revenue
receipts s6421i4. miscellaneous receipts seat
Total receipts for the day. Sei50l7, expenditures
s. 80 90 Receipts for month 10 date. S5 'ei.i' eN-
pendiures s23 ABS 90. exces. Of receipts Si59f'l.
Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date r612slo5i: OK
pendtures Sl63 Oe7 IA. excess Of receipts. Al& 2@
receipts Of National bank notes for redemption
s2ss Al.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS Market steady. Final
quotations follow
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SALES AT THE STOCK EKCHANGl

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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BANK STOCKS

Reported by clinton Gilbert, NJ Wall ST.