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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02

Diamonds have advanced 20 per cent in
the past 60 days, and prices are going
higher Our large purchases last summer
allow us to sell them a old prices
We have real fine diamond rings. set
with the finest stones, at $40, SO, $40. SIS
and $50. They are just the thing for me-
dunn priced ngagement rings.
Special bargains in $50. so, 500; also 500
and 500 Diamond Rings.
500 Children's Solid Gold Rings go
go Ladies Solid Gold Rings. a
500 Solid Gold Opal Rings.......2.Gs az
We have hundreds of bargains in rings
Solid Silver Teaspoons, $50 per set,
Rogers Best Silver Knives and Forks
s. Is per dozen.
1t will pay you to buy silverware now.
as prices are advancing.
New Belt Buckles, Bracelets. etc. at
special prices: in fact we have SO Cdl
worth of bargains at this sale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02

Fine line of Pompadour Combs, Side
Combs. Back Combs. =.
New Garter Webb. Fancy articles or Al
kinds.
New Lace. New Embroideries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02
SILK WAISTS.

Fine Dress Skirts cheap.
Ladies House Dresses, with the new
Corset Waist. making you look neat and
nice with greatest of comfort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02
DRY GOODS.

Fine Innings ..............-....... Sl2c. yard.
Dress Trimmings Cheap,
Silk Braid. Silks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02
BOYS SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS.

800 Boys 81 Is Good Solid Shoes CSC pair.
coo pairs Mems Fine 800 Shoes. .......N.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02
GLOVES. GLOVES.
Mems, Womens' and Children's Cheap.
CLOTHING.

Mems Fine Suits Cheap.
Mems Pants Cheap.
Boys Fine Suits Cheap.
Boys Knee Pants Suits..........sec. up.
75c Heavy Overalls Observation-Disclosures. ACC.
Mems Shirts Half Price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-02
SHIRT WAISTS.

81. 90 Shirt Waists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc.
75c Flannel Shirt Waists. 39c.
Muslin Underwear.
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cars that arrived late were held over. Ordinary 20
choice steers sold at s4no0sb.75 v 100 ~. includ-
ing 10 cars OF diallery fed steers at s. 30:
stays and oxen at 81. 7O6S4.65 bulls at s39t4.ib:
extra fat bulls at s4.SuaS4Io; common 10 good
cows at S225sft 90: extra fat do at st.3b Dressed
beef hrm at sssAc. = n. for native sides. Cables
steady. Exports to-day 30 sheep and $500 quar-
tiers of beef; tomorrow, none.
Receipts Of calyes were 6.22t head, including 40
direct and ~ for the market On liberal receipts
the market opened weak g. 25c lower; closed 3hs
Doc. OF, with 200 calves unsold. Common to choice
ygals sold at f5@S7.3i% & 100 b.3 tops at SI.4uS
$3.50 culs at $4SSI5o; buttermilks at sl@$4 40;
Rrassers at $3.50; mixed calves at S4.bOstO.2b.
City dressed veals weak at USllc. Fb.
Receipts of sheep aud lambs were 3, 70 head. IN.
GLIDING . for city butchers and 3oIS for the
market and with the stale stock there we're - cars
on sale Sheep were Arm to shade higher; lambs OF
good to choice quality wrrc steady to firm! others
loS2oc. lower. Three and half cars of stock were
to sell at the close. Common to choice sheep sold
at s32 5@s5 e5 r. 100 NJ; culls at So; common to
prime lambs at tS@t7 sos culls at So: yenrlings at
s5.25. Dressed mutton. T@lOc. y n; dressed lambs,
y@l2l0c.
Receipts Of hogs were 1912 head, including cars
for the market. steady at $425Sst35 T 100 n. for
fair to prime hogs.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Diyison-Supreme Court-Recess.
supreme Court-Appcllate Term. Adjourned Tor
the Term. Special Term.-Part motion calendar
called at 1890 A. NJ. Part II.-E1-parto matters.
Part III-Case unfinished. Motions Demurrers--
Nos. 1923. lOpb. Preferred cause-No. 3b+D. Part
IV.-Case diminished. Lawand fact-Nos. 335S 22b3.
35N1. 3bl4 1925, SS1, 1919, 2s5i. 34Nh. Part w.
Case unfinished. Cases from Part ". Part "
Clear. Cases from Part ~. Part VII = Adj
journcd for the term. Trial Term. = Part ii. -
Clear Preferred canses-Nos. loi6a paw. i4ss!S'
Part III. Adjourned for the term. Part ly.-Case
endar. Parts V. and VI-Adjourned for the term:
Part vII.-No day calendar Part NIIl-Adjourned
for the term. Part IN.-Case on. No. 4slo, Gal
lagher Va. Hdnlon. No day calendar. Part X.-Casc
on.-No. 42pa, Michaels vs. Fshel No day calen-
dar Part XI-Adjourned for the term. Part XII
Gaze unfinished Cases from Part ii. $500
Surrogatcs Court-Chambers.-For probate-Wills
OF George j. FroliCh Mary j. Grifth, Mabel Waster.
mann, Nicolaus chmann, Sarah c. Schlotter. DO
seph G. Lehner. at 1879 A. NJ; Ann Hanify, Julia VI.
Scarlet. at 2P. NJ. Trial rerm-Case on. No. 14b6.
will of Bertha Rand. Nos. ltIo, 1893, 1919. 1850:
1915. 14rs. Matter of James NJ. Conner. matter OF
Timothy d. Hall. at II 80 A. NJ. No. 1852 will Of
John Hastings. at p. NJ.
M,-Motions. Trial Tcrm--part I.-Clear. Nos. 74a3,
Part iII-Cear. Nos 1873, 4np3. 41O7, an. 372nH.
4I27. APPS. 4l3O, 4l3l, 4137, 414O. 4l42H. 4144.
4145. 4l4G 4l5O. ABB. 4154, 41h5. 415t. 4l57.
400. 416l, AGA. 4le5 418b. 417o ALL. 4172.
4173 AIS, 41s3. 4lS4, 3943. Part 1V-Clear.
Short causcs.-Nos. 1901, 1919, 1880. 1912, 1881.
1884 1882. 1905. 1860. 764i, 1872. Equity cases
Nos. 335, 1922.
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Union Trust Company Of NeWYork

30 Broadway.
New York. March 23d 1899
The undersigned, the Trustee under the mort.
gage executed ~ the LOUISVILLE AND NASH.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing date Mar,h
l. 1877. upon the CECILIA BRANCH being the
branch railroad of the LOUISVILLE PADUCAH AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, extend.
ing from CECILIA STATION to LOUISVILLE in tho
Statc"t Kentucky hereby gives notice that the said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM.
PANf. pursuant to Section Eight in the said mort.
gage providing for sinking fund. has paid to this
Company the installment of FIFTY-FIvE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS GS55, 900 due on March l. 1900
and that the undersigned. not being able after
effort. t. purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. the said Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road Company. on notice and request by the under.
signed. did. on the 23d day Of March 1920, at its
Office in the City of New York proceed to designate
by so many OF the said bonds equal par to the
amount Of said payment OF Fifty.hve Thousand
'ilars. 10y drawing the same and that thereby the
following bonds were so desgnat> ID for paymenty viz
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL
REPRESENTATIONS.

The Plan for the reorganization Of the Wisconsin
declared operative by the reorganization MANAGERS,
sna 9p trust be ha@ to or hs the Ufd
Colony Trust Company of Boston or 70 either OF
the the Of s
hrst wor,gass . and sale hereunder will occur
Holders of Wisconsin Central Company First Mort
gage Bonds; of Wisconsin Central Railroad Com
X Il. Co: Common stock; of Wisconsin and Minne-
sSq Rd CO Frs. M"TgaSs Bonds or chppew.
Bonds and h1,ers Of Gertaeate. of Deposit or
sentns any of the said se@nr.t are requested to
depHslt the same with United stats Trust Company
Btm under the said plan Gyr@ates bepost
will be gwen on receipt 81 such securities.
Gssny First Mortgage Bonds have already deposited
yoi he the SD
JUNE sdr. 1899. in order to partieipste in the
=, Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit of United States
sin Central Company First Mortgage bon is are not
Holders o wisconsin central CO. and Wisconsin
ant Ra K1rSa SS '@in and
Iirst Series Bonds. Chicago Wisconsin and Mime
ss Wnnen1go r. Rr Co. First Mortgage Bonas
Woe DIVISION scrip. Manito%oc Terminai MortRas 1
Notes. Income Bonds First Preferred stock. second
thcates OF Deposit. or Trustees Certificates OF
Beneficial Interest. representing said securities,
will. upon transfer and delivery of the same to
United States Trust Company OF New York. or
Old Colony Trust Company of Boston, receive in
cash the amounts respectively provided in the said
plan.
New York. June 20. 1899.
GEORGE COPPELL,
- Chairman of Reorganization COMMITTEES.
JOSEPH s. DALE. Secretary.
"a Exchange Place, New York.
Maitland. Coppell Co.. "a Exchange Place n, T..
Brown Brothers Il Co., ~ Wall ST., New York
Edward Sweet Co.. ~ Broad st.. New York.
Reorganization Managers.
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Cotton advanced at first active and higher Liver
pool cables spot sales there Of s. 600 bales and the
weekly Government report showing that rains were
needed in southern Texas. Louisiana. Mississippi.
South Carolina. Georgia and Tennessee aud that the
plant was small in Arkansas. Alabama and Georgia
But later heavy raina in Texas and good precipi-
taion in Louisiana and Arkansas, as we'll more or
less rain in Mississpp caused reaction in Liver.
pool and a decline here. Fairly in the day foreign
houses bought August. and this of the lead.
ing features OF tn. trading Local shorts also GOV.
cred for time and Wall street bought little. But
later liquidation on the favorabie weather news
again turned the scales in favor of tho bears.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at Ga5I6c. for
No. !. Sales Of l.5oO Maracaibo Futures were 8
points higher for most months closing quiet. Sales
S25O bags. Havre was changed TO If. lower Ham.
burg was unchanged to Il pfg. higher American
warehouse deliveries, IL, 196 bags. Rio weak
exchange I'D, a decline OF l.32d. Santos was nm.
changed: receipts, $4,000: stock. $4,000. Prices
hare aa
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WEDNESDAY,. June 2s.-GRA1N--w heat-spot
was steady Sales 344. 900 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. / northern Duluth &C.
over July; No l hard Duluth SIC. over: No.
northern New York lac. over. The North
western receipts were 491 cars. against 713 last
week and 80 last year; Chicago 1852, against
125 last week and 2 last year. Futures closed
nc. to &c. higher. with sales OF 2 245. 900 bush.
After Change September. on curb. was 791sNO
78hc. Prices as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

"WEDNESDAY. June D.
There was a further improvement in the
stock market to-day. Not only were values
enhanced. but there was m expansion In deal
ings The chief display OF strength was In the
railroad list. The Industrial shares were not
neglected. but with the single exception OF
Sugar Refining they were less prominent in
tho trading than they had been. The demand
for railroad stocks was clearly due to the large
current earnings and TO the prospect OF q
heavy trafnc throughout the year. The
reports as to the crops were favorable and the
carrying lines evidently will secure their GUS
tomnry tonnage OF wheat and corn. There 10
plenty Of old wheat In farmers hands to make
up for tho decrease in the yield OF winter
wheat. There will be more than an average
crop OF spring wheat. As for corn. the
acreage IA 90 great that two-thousand
million outturn Is confidently reckoned
on. London again was a considerable buyer OF
stocks. II took especially large amounts OF
Louisville and Nashville. As an outcome OF Its
purchases there was a decline in sterling ex-
change. The rate for demand exchange drop
ped 10 487k. which was taken to imply that
gold exports would stop. At the same time
the discount rate In London fell TO ~ y cent
There was especially good buying OF st. Paul.
Rock Island. Burlington and Quincy. New
York Central, Pennsylvania and Louisville and
Nashville Other stocks in request were Chesa-
peake and Ohio. Illinois Central. Norfolk and
Western preferred Northern Pacific. Southern
Pacific. Southern Railway common and pre-
fsrred. and Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred Manhattan Railway was active and
notably strong. The transactions In Brooklyn
Rapid Transit woro large. but the gain In
price was small. There was a substantial add-
ton to the price OF Metropolitan Street Rail-
way.
Sugar Refining was bought and moved up
on the changed state OF things in the sugar
trade. The difference between raw and re-
fined sugars now is sufficient to admit OF .
good profit In refining. While there was not
much doing in American Smelling. the stock
advanced on the termination Of the strike at
the coin any's works In Colorado. Continental
Tobacco fell of on moderate offerings OF tho
stock. American Steel and Wire lost fraction
ally In price. but Federal Steel was steady. In
formation OF another advance in Bessemer pig
iron was regarded as furnishing new owl
dence OF the strong position OF the iron and
steel industry.
New York Stock EIchanEe-saIes June rs.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 .0Oos,.
3Us8 c....lUSia 6 Tenn Set 8s.. esH
rIosrHa pRIcus OF UNITED srITrn Rorna
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AugnstA shipped to-day 3oO bales, Memphis IA
BIT Louis .62s. Cincinnati $50, Houston 12s. Man
chester was firm. Port exports, 3.47S bales The
rainfall for the past - hours included $50 inches
at Brenhsm. $50 at Cuero, 3.Ts at Columbia. g. 10
at Hearne. 276 at Temple. I.so at Luiinr 10 at
Braunont and 20 q an inch at Galveston. Tex;
at NleksburR. Miss: on At Charleston, s. C traces
at Atlanta Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla The Signal
Service predicted fair weather for the south
Atlantic and Gulf States. New Orleans declined to
points Futures here opened to points higher.
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Oats were steady on the spot. Sales IL. 900 BUSH
including 80 900 for export here and outports
No in sas 'o nS aS ss S
No. 2 white clipped ssHc: Chicago received 2+s
c the ssp'si
at the outports. No. 2. $40. over July in Chicago.
rove FatuTss but reacted Sales
$4,000 bush. Prices as follows:
ssuly.,",'SSs sSH avn ssssS $ $Sss
western receipts heavy rains in the spring whoa!
EosdSn and
rains tSins fell in WSGEnsin aRd ITWs ana
southern Illinois i: the rains continue in the
begin to Be heard
dropr cd over 200 cars below those Of i week ago.
crop roy sccordina to Beerbohm is $1,000 900 BUSH
or 80 900 600 Les. than last year The Illinois State
cent. against So = cent: on May 4 Of tho
81 Ss
St Louis was very weak. the outlook for spring
crop turning out larger than had been expected,
the weatherin France was nne and the crop In that
pre- ceding last year Pattcn brokers selling in
chicago. The early advance here was partly lost.
count Another thing TO be considered i. tho triple
les. prspsrstofy LIQUIDATION Blu, later
prices moved upward again on covering OF sho Is
Corn was stronger for u time, In sympathy with
wheat. Besides Liverpool advanced l4d. The sur
plus States md their stocks Of old corn getting
rather small and II will be four month"; before any
new corn will be available. Meantime, prices are now
moderate; certainly they are not considered high.
In four have raised 262 0D0, 900 bush.
and yet, as Mcintyre 4 Wariwell point out, even
this enormous yield has left us " thout assured
surplus over our eneeds for the next four months
fact which bears eloquent testimony to the enormous
increase in the of corn in this country
and Europe. few years ago Europe was tatishet
with worry small percentage of relatively light
crops, but II has since trebled its percentage of
chases crops very much larger than those former
~ raised Later on the improvement was lost real
ling and large estimated receipts tomorrow. Oats
were firm in sympathy with other cereals Crop pros
poets good but the hay crop in some parts of
the country will be very small
FLoCR-Qui but steady. Sales {, 500 bbs Receipts
were 1882 bbls. and IL Op7 sacks exports. 1851
bbls. and s.4oH sacks. Winter in bbls.: Superfne.
$225SS2.35; No 2e1tra, 81 +50t2.h5 clears, SHE
asa. 80; straiRhts, S34Oa$3.5u; patents, SAL, q
S3pO. Spring in bbls.: Clears. S39$3 >; straights
S3.5O8t3.TO; patents, So s69s4
CorToS-SpOt cotton here was unchanged, with
sales Of 900 bales for export 400 for spinning and
500 delivered on contract. MiddlinG upands,
.18c.. against esec last year: New Orleans and
Gulf Il 5-1dc against sjsc The southern spot
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold 900
bales. Norfolk 1872 and Memphis $50. Liverpool
unchanged on the spot, with sales Of $4,000
bales futures advanced point. but reacted and
closed unchanged to 4 point lower The movement
IN. n tWaa
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Moderate receipts at Rio and Santos, especially at
tue i1T G place; generally steady cables and
prices here to-day.
PROvIsIOSs-LArd was strong: Western, $685.;
Continental refined. Sb.45. Pork was steady Mt
e. I3esH for mess. Meats we're steady picked hams
H19Sualc.: do. shoulders. 44c.; do. bellies 6G6Ler
Tallow, $40. Dressed hogs. 54ss59,c. Butter
creamery, western, extras. Sbsc; do, hr.ts, l7'tm
1Sc.; state extras, laItc.; do. frsts, 174alsr.
Cheese State, full cream. large small. colored
white, choice. SIC. Eggs-State. Pennsylvania and
western, lh9lolpc Chicago, June Us" Provisions
were higher on advance in tho hog market and
the closing was steady. There fair investment
demand. There was considerable covering by local
shorts. and some packers bought. moderate cash
trade was reported"
suGAR-Raw was dull and easy at v.lsc asked
for Sd' test and l.l6c. for ap' test. Refined was
quiet. Nos. 10 and Is declined lido. and Nos. / ,
IL. IL. is and IL and confectionery A fell Nc.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-These were Il. days pricesi
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e.. -. 10. .... ss22k SslTh
, s,45 s.47k $40 s42h s.a7h
Live Stock Market.

NEw YORK. Wednesday, June 2s.-Rcceipta OF
besves were SoHg head, including rs cara for
AlAuRhterers and IS for the market. Opening prices
were steady to strong for steers weak To IOc lower
Vices and common bulls loo. on from Monday. Two
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mat IN order to participate in the benefits of said
PROPOSED reorganization. they are required to do.
reit We snu bonds, stOcfs. and certiRc Gates with
30, ton On OR BEFORE July H. 1850 ana
a AZ me me of said deposit they are required To
wit: ' P'''i"e"' III 'he Flal' TO
On account Of Income Bonds, 5000 for each Al ooo
oohu or certificate therefor Deposited '
On acc unit OF Preferred StocK $50 tor each shara
OF c"ltihcAte therefor deposited, S
Oh account of Common s ork $40 for each aha -
orcertihcate therefor deposited. ts
the me C"rnhcattS of deposit Of each Of above named
trust ompanies 40 deposited under the Plan viii
ne returned after being stamped as assentinU IN az
ran ana all pay ents made. W '''o
Tr oeFs OF terminates OF deposit OF United Statea
nrnht company Tor income bonds and OF Old ColonS
hrus' company for preferred and common stock ~
s AIrehu! paid the mat aud second instA Inn mt
vi d ns amounts payable by them respectively "a mo-
FINAL ISSTALLMENT OF twenty a 20 49, I'D -
Iaaonn sHu anountS on or before JULY IITIT
80 0'ii or 70 WI on account Of income bonds
On account OF preferred stock SIS FOR ZACH sH ul'
or certihcate therefor on account OF n snare
shomiJ' oT each share or certificate therefor Tho
third pTsent ther Certificates to be stamped
noposItnrs OF Income Bonds will receiv. c.,,a
p nNv OF deposit OF UNITED STATES TRi'ST ~ W.
ely 70 iSr6 depoSors ~ Preferred ana C ~ jan Ne
St3Sk VII receive Cert Gates Of Dcno. ~,
HodeT. tHuSp COMPANY under the seen niiU
ceitihcates of each Trust COMPANY n"eo: such
Ssenting 70 the Plan aud ali instalimsnt aihPeo
ne" YORK June 2d 1853, PAID
cb,,rm.n =, George COPPELL.
'oSEPH \ DALE. Secretary "" COMMITTEE.
Maitland chIrh1nYe Place, New York.
blown ErotGcrs 90 60 ~ W., 15Ssh1pge Place =.
Edward Sweet 90, 80 BroSH 81 81, Nv Nv York York.
reorganization Managers A
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Total sales of railway bonds pAr vAlus 900.
RAILRoAp AND OTHER SHARES.
Open High Lop- ,-CioHno-
SGEsI. INC. eat. 1. Bid liked,
os+o Astkw 53A sd 6aK 63h 5aa
Seoo Am st&
w, e6 95X e5 e4h e5H
Sos7b AmsR.lo4 1855 l63 l64Kl54A
ltoAsRp.ll9 lls llS III llS
7toAm Tin. 34k 341 33A 331 34N
100 AmTp. s3h e3H s3h ssh san
1Aoo AmsM. Ga 81 64 ca On
ooAmsMp 81 81 so% 3oA aoh
loAcAble. lo4 loA lO4 lo2 Io4
lOOA Arbp 42a 42H 4E4 az 42h
I7o6 Am lob e2 eah Ola eIH e2
2oAmTP.l4i l4l l4l lao l4s
400 AnCo. 36k 81 36A 36x 81
a4AmCop e2+ 92h s2 92 %
200 A.T6S
ro.,.. Is" lsN ls* lsH lsn
5o15o A. 7 L
Sep. 67K So 67A o7h -
100 Malt. 10 10 10 1917 10
1904 Mp. 10 70 70 II "a
l2bAs H. 2sH esq 2en eek 20
loAsHpn77h TIA TN 7eH II
1900 AnScou-
dan. 90 90 6Rs o2A So
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RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
oSOt"SsuRG 8 LAKE CHAmpLA,N
RAILWAY COMPANY

~ The Counons due JuIv ia, 80, ,,....
MOTT tH,05MiPHNY a. PR CESr corIiA HN RAIL
STATES MnR rTha: wan be pad ~ ~ iT4f
YORK CITY. TRUST &c MPANY IN -
ccHHMPIAi&o RAi In tns t2%GHPPGEIsguRa LAKE.
a the SATfo SAgE S:Sds due July st VII rhn be cEST
HENRY q. sMiiH In Tre, ~ ~
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Now York Stock EIchanGe-saIes June rs.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 0oos,.
3Usss. c.....lUsb & Tenn Set ss,. esH
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED srArIs BONDS
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TO THE
Stockholders
OF THE
American Spirits
Manufacturing Co.

The undersigned have been requested to act
as a temporary committee on behalf of the
stockholders of the American Spirits Manu-
featuring Company.
Under the scheme which has been arranged to
surrender the stock of this company and take
in exchange therefor percentage of the stock
OF The Distilling Company of America,
it is believed that an injustice will be done to
stockholders and that concerted action shou'd
be taken for their protection. All such stock
holders of the American Spirits Manufacturing
Company are called upon to attend meeting
to be held at the Aston House, Broadway,
New York (Paror ~, on Wednesday, July
S, 1899, at 3:IS p. n.
Stockholders who are unable to be present in
person at such meeting are requested to send
notice of their desire to take part in such move
ment with statement of the stock which they
represent Dated New York. June 18th, 1899.
LEWIS w. BABCOCK,
HUGH v. RODDY, JR.,
A. DE woe WALL,
Committee.
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oonsolidatsd Stock and Petroleum Exchange
COMMERCIAL.

fetal sales. $500 shares
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[HE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK

TEMPORARY BANKING ROOMS.
no WEST i2D ST., NEAR 9TH AVE-.
During construction of Its new building on corner
42d Street and 18th Avenue.
18TH SEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND.
on and after July 18th 1897, interest at the rate
of THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT. per annum
will be paid to depositurs entitled thereto on all
Sums Of 81 to 81 600 Money deposited on or be-
fore the 10th OF July will draw interest from the
Bank open II ON IL A. NJ, to p. NJ. and from to
x T. NJ. on Mondays. holidays excepted Closes at
II II. on Saturdays
ASSETS, &9,OOS, 961 80.
SURPLUS, S0Gs, 3e6. A.
A. TURNER. Pres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-29
The new YORK SAVINGS BANK,

sTII Az. y W. CDR. l4TH ST.
The trustees have ordered that the interest to be
credited to dcpositors July l. 1899 shall be at tho
rate of FOUR PER CENT. PER ASNUM on all sums
from 50 to $4,000. Deposits made before July
10 will draw interest from July L.
FREDERICK HUGlSON. President
RUFUS Il. WOOD, Treasurer.
WILLIAM FELSISGER Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-29
Sarinss Banks.
1o2ND sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
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A Dividend for the six months and three months
ending June 80, 1890, has beer declared to all de-
positors entitled thereto under the by laws at the
mum on sums from SIS to 1000. payable on and
after July II, 1922.
Money deposited on or before July 10 will
draw interest from July I. Deposits are
ceivcd from NIL persons and not exclusively
from merchants clerks.
Bank open daily. holidays excepted. from 10 A.
n. II 3 p. NJ. Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. to IL
noon.
FRANK N. HTRLBUT. President.
JAMES NJ CONSTABLE Wiz. pro.,aon,..
EDWARD NJ TOW SSESD I VIC 'o''"eNS"
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