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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
zlNA e. STONE.

Zina +. Stone, one Of the successful
sons Of Paris, died at his residence 10
Lowell, Mass, after q gradual breaking
up and failing Of health, Monday, June
20. at the age OF 16 years.
Mr.. Stone WAS the son Of Luther Stone,
and Was born in Bethel, but while he
WAS child his parents removed to Paris.
He was educated In the common schools
OF Paris, and NJ the age Of IL entered
the Office OF the Oxford Democrat as an
apprentice, and the successor OF Chas.
W. Walton. He remained In the Office
four years. He then went to Lowell,
Mass, and worked as 4 journeyman
printer on the Lowell Advertiser, and
soon became foreman.
In 1854, he started the American Citi-
zen in Lowell, ran IL two years and dur
ing that time started q daily. During
the few years following he was interest
cd in various newspaper enterprises In
Lowell, Hayerhill and Chicago, until in
1850 he bought half interest In the yox
Populi, published at Lowell, and was
connected with IL eighteen years.
In July. 1879, Mr.. Stone started the
Lowell Mail, which Is now daily and
weekly, and leading paper. Inc e$-
Enlistment Is now owned by q company
Of which Mr.. Stone was president up TO
the time Of his death.
Mr.. Stone had prospered financially
10 the various enterprises in which he
Was engaged, and Was one Of the heavy
payers Of Lowell.
Mr.. Stone was married Dec. 81, 1916,
10 Miss Charlotte A. Shaw, formerly OF
Norridgewock. She died In lssG, leaving
no children.
Mr.. Stone was an active worker 10 the
Uuiversslist church, and WAS member
Of several frsternxl orders, being thir-
,y-seeond degree Mason. With the ex-
eeption Of two terms 10 the Legislature,
he had never held public Office, but WAS
a prominent and influential citizen.
After his retirement from active busl
ness, Mr.. Stone and his wife travelled ex-
tensively In this country and Europe.
Mr.. Stone leaves = brother and two
sisters, Luther Stone and Mrs. j. Hooper
jackson Of Paris, and Mrs. Selma Hooper
of Fall River. One brother, William
H., died In Fall River only two days
before the death Of Zina l. In Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

COUNTY or OXFORD, -.
TO Orin A. Hsnfocd and Annie HanSord,
formerly Of Brysnts Pond. now Of Winchester
.vxfHERExS. Orin A-Hanford. on the twelfth
w fi9) day Of Auyust, 4. d. lSee, m0rtgaged
70 AnssI Dudley Of Woodstoek, n the Coussy q
oxford, The following personal prOpefsy; One
saW beach, iron, counter for sames mciumnS
~ avn and spacing collan for seme end boa!'
@ Mt inch 6et, lupnShs coenter ~ guI.
Ieys, pieces Skating ~ Inch u - lro.
p1llsys for ssne, spool punsys Tor senss
3ss1 inch beh. 8 OIL e.ps on ec6ines - -
- ~. i TrsnSsy kos mia . 6rssd Tfs.f H.il
psckiss. ysEis valve gssking, 9 vss.r essss
b - isc6 repe for sene. sat o. Nv coeseSs
fees iseh ban 9 III l.eh ~. lm - tsel
In, barrel machine otl, 10 hangers WIN absv!
nansd counter .ehafIe, - 9tenenic eoees !
bonckes, 80 dsasghtln9 toeh. dAaenn1l
nb,os shd ~ eqe1P1enee Or oraN4nmy no.
rOW boak, a1d ~ ~ heeeeeeo gooee 80
furnituse q eye<y lnno ~ nee9H = ~
(Hanf1sdsl hoese = osya.st x11d. Txsee.s
Iayusns - - h1n4seas 0kY 49, g.
IN 49, neeorzee = ryco.ded r. - ~!
reoGg1e e ~ TN e Seoostscx = seek |.
| bogo ~; ond vAHooe - ce10oo9e q -
1890 have - hgokon, ~ 09see
80 g IS g: !: rs: :: s 3: G -
Xft - tPH n = c,ftt 81 - - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
EMPLOY YOUR OWN CITIZENS.

Many people entertain the mistaken
idea that all the best mechanics leave
the country towns, and seek employ
ment In the cities, yet while we supply
the cities largely we have few left.
The building committee on the new par
sonsge now being erected by the N. b.
church of south Paris feel IL 70 be their
duty to express their appreciation and
perfect satisfaction Of the job OF plumb
ing Just completed by A. q. Jones OF our
village. and recommend hen as an honest
mechanic who does honest work 1T fair
price. The latch string of the house vii
be out during the 4th for the purpose OF
giving interested parties M opportunity
10 Inspect Mr.. Jones work for them
selves.
ETHAN WILLIS, Ruilding
BYRON A. EVANS, Commjttse.
REV. lNsLEr A. BEAN, J
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
CONSUNPTION, THE SNAKE.

Consumption 10 the serpent OF diseases
III creeps upon It's victims and fastena
its deadly fangs without warning. "Only
= coldr Is hurrying millions % the grave
to-day. Don't neglect that cold Of yours.
Cleveiand's Lung Healer will cure II
without fall. FIT doesn't you can have
your money back. Il ID the most sue
cessiul remedy In the world to-day. F.
A. Shurtleff q Co., South Paris; VIII
hanson & Kimball, Norway, will give
you . trial bottle free. Large bottles,
q cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
MARRIED.

In South Paris. July !. by Rev. 7. J. Ramsdeli,
Mr.. A. y. BarroWs and Mrs.. Eua Coombs, BON
Of South Paris.
Esa Mr.. klon y. Cole and Miss Mildred =,
Emmons. both Of Greenwood. tCorrecsedl !,
In Br1dgton, June %. Mr.. Hugh A. smart ana
Miss Helen N. Neyers, both OF Sweden.
In Lowell. June -. by Rev. j. W. 6nnash,
Lucinda Abbott Of Lowell
In Bridgton, June =, DIR. Angus Gordon
Hebb OF Brooklyn. y. Y, formerly OF Ghesd
and Miss Jennie Gertrude simpssn OF br,dgsoa
Mr., VIII Holmes OF kezsr Falls and Mis-
Minnie Towlc Of Porter village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
DIED..

In Andover, June II, Mrs. c. A. Newhall. Ased
- years $50, ou..u,
Bean. ared 81 years, I month, - days.
In West Bethel. June. young son OF Dana
In Buckneld, July 3. Wins Z. Pike. aged
nearly ~ years.
formerly OF Mexico. aged g years.
In Bridgton, June II. Jeduthsn a. Trumouii,
formerly Of Denmark, aged 81 year, mon'ns'
In Take City, Iowa, June 8. Capt. Isaac Frank
Hobbs, formerly Of Norway, Aged 81 year,
In Paio Alto, Calf. June Is, DR.. Edward W
Charles, formerly Of Fryeburg.
In Milton Plantation, June 3. infant daughter
of George Z. and Lulu n. Brosn. agcd 10 days
In Lowell, Msss., June ., Zina 3. Stone. TOR
merIy OF Paris, aged 70 ycars. 2 months, days
In Mechanic Falls. June. Rev. Q. I. ID. Crock
In Bethel. June Is. Virgil B. Grover. aged g
years.
In East Bethel. june =, nrs. Emcline, WIDOW
Of Zachariah Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

amer you have concluded that you ought NOS Y
drink coffee it Il nos 3 medicine but doctor
order it, because Il hcalthful. invtgorstinx and
appesising. 10 IL made from pure grAlns ans
has that rich seal brown color and tasses hkc ths
much Children thrive on it becausc II II Zen
uine food drink containing nothing ous nourish
moat Is and SC nt Rrpceru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
DOCTORS NEVER DISAGREE

DOCTORS NEVER DISAGREE
on one point that celery 10 natures owr
remedy for all nerve diseases. Ths
purest and best celery preparation 10 the
worlds Cleveland's Gallery Compound
Tea. Il cures al nerve troubles. To-
digestion, constipation, liver and kidney
diseases, and ell skin diseases and erup-
lions. Il puriles the blood and tones ar
the whole system. F. "A. Shurtleff 4
Co., South Paris; Williamson 4 kim
bali, Norway, will give you free trial
package. Large packages, Is cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
IN, h.hv IA. beep continually tro

Our baby has been continually troub.
led with collie and cholera infantum aimee
his birth, and al that we could do foE
hin aid not seem to give moro than tenn
porary relief, until Ne Tried Chamber.
fAin's Collie, Cholerf Ind Diarrhe,
Remedy. since giving that remedy b
has not been troub3ed. We want 70 CIV
you this testimonial - an evidence o.
oar gratitude, NOS that you need u 70 I'D
ycrtise your msritorious remedy &c
Il. Law, Keokuk, Iowa. For sale b.
r. A. Shurtieff q Co.. South Paris, OBJ
Stevens, II. D., Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
he oxford Beu1nerat,
SOUTH PARIS.

soUru PARIS rosr osycs.
os,ee Hours 8 10 ~ A. ~ see A. n h
s0aF.N
akASp TRUNK RAILWAY.
~, anil after June ". lisa. trains le~sc south
t,s-5s. Going down: "a A n. (Snndays In
eS.i,ss). SIS A. n, &.ls p. NJ Sscsng up ~
,xS 3 p N, 10 Is =. ~ tsonrAys snciudea9
s1p,lxy paper train arrives losis A. y.
cHURcsEs.
ST., Congregational Charch. Y. J. Haughsos.
PASTOR. IN sunday. p,essning services; 70 .
H-.Ter meeting Tuesday evening. Christian
E,is.voY meeting sunday evening.
N,th,,fis; Church. Rev. I. A. Bean. Pastor.
an sunday. mora'rs prayer nesting. sS' A.
n preaching service. 10 40 An saeesth Schoel
- N EpworSh League Meeting. els 2. =
,'s,pipx prayer meeting r. ~. prayer meeting
rUs..isy evening, cass me- ting, Friday eyeni~r.
Rsrttst Church. Rev. r ,. kSmsoeil. Pastor
Oa sun AZ, preaching service ive a Sse-
b.ih Sehcol = N, PRAYER meeting 90 r. n &,
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED xESriSes.
a M-Parfs Lodge. No. ~ Regular
,,ss,,Sy TuesdSy evesins on or before ftill moon.
10 81. Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
,,ys Thursday eveniax OF each vesk.--Arrvrz
Esrampment. hrst and shiri Monday evenings
o. n 60 - r Mount Pleasant RebekAh Lodge. Ne
Al Net. ~eoond snd fourth Fridays 81 each
man Ia Odd Fellows Hall.
a. A R-w. X. kim6sM Post. No. las, meets
art thursday aad third safnr'tay evenings OF
es,A month. m q. A. Z. Hall
W. n kimhal Relief Corps meets first
Tog-sssay and third saturday evenings Of each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
p of H-PAris Graage, second saturday OF
e,rh month. The 0rsngc store Il open for trade
" .iprs.iAy and saturday Afternoons
l. %. e. C.-scccnd and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
p "a. P->tony Rrcok Lccg>. No Isl.
nert- st g.. A. K. Hal seooRd and fourth wc,.-
-,-its evenings % each mouth.
af F.-HSmltn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
F-tias evening al Ma-ouic Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
Doe. Cen.. Arr. WleA Yea,

| IL NOS, drink Grain. O-mads from pure grains
A lady writes: The drst dine ! made GrainI1
I aid nos IKE Il but amer using is for one wecl
noshina would induce me 20 90 back 70 coffee.
| IL nourshes and feeds the system. The children
can drink IL freely with great benefit. IL v ths
package to-day from yoar grocer. 10. and 1c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
E. N. SWEET. Manager,

The Walter A. Wood Moving
Machine is the only machine In
the world that does not bear on
the necks of the horses. The
draft is wholly on the frame
which is floating, following. the
surface Of the field, the pole is
only to guide the mower. Take
off the 1neck-yoke and see It
YOU can NOW grass with any
machine but the Wood. They
will cut closer to the ground or
higher and do It we'll.
They have adjustable stays on cut
tier bar which keep the knife snug to
| the guard. See fany other machine
has them. The cutter bar runs on
wheels. Which runs the easiest, q
sled or wheels on bare ground2 Think
Of these things and buy the best
wv N. C. LEAvITT.
Agent.
NORWAY. MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

One size smaller after using ALIENS Foot Ease,
a powder 10 he shaken Int the shoes. IL makes
tight and new shoes feel easy gives instant relici
% corns and bunions. Irs the greatest comfor,
disroycry OF the age Cures swollen fccs. bi,sters
aud oalious spots. Aliens Foot Ease IL certain
cure for iuxrowing nails. sweating. hot. aching
fces. At ali drugxists and shoe stores, &c: Trial
package FREE BY mall. Address. Aiion g.
hivpsfs. 4 n Rov ~ N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. HAsrrSos BEAN. RE0IsrgR-
ALnANY.
John A. Leighton 70 Geo. Z. Leighton. $4,000
RETHE1..
Z. W. Barker TO y. L. Chapman. 200
HAKrroRD-
ID. n. Jennings 10 Geo. W. Newconb. 60 %
NORWAY.
Yiora NJ Bradeen n g. n. Cummines e ala. 100 90
s. n. Cummings et ais 70 X. r. Z. Greene. l!s %
OXFORD.
Mary c. Harper 70 Y. n stapics, l@
Harriet Richardson 10 VIM. H. Chiids, as %
RUnrORD-
Narrsrcte T. Houghton 10 Geo. ID. Bisbee. %
Z. o. wyman 70 ". =. Haines. sW !"
r,delia b s4arbiri 70 o. G. Chandler, GOO
WATERFORD.
n. II. Mcsher to q. n. Coolidge. lo~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

The subscribess hereby give nottos thas they
have been duly appointed axseusou OF ne -.
Vf1l and Testament OF
HIRAM HUBBARD, late Of Paris
bouds n ne law directs. All persons having
demands AGAINST the estate Of said deceased o.;
desirod 20 present the same 1Ur oeee,emen4 enc
ali indebted thereto ars requested 70 MAXI pay
ment Immediately.
June soth. isoe. H!kAM = ausbbAs55EE'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

The state superintendent Of schools
vishes to have announced % ne :e.c =
ere and those contsaplateg e:.enae i
Oxford County chat The d.
mencement Of The sunla ~ a. !: 3 49,
Norway Il Monday, JAY a. BuSsi -
standing all reports e. ~ md Stzfs .
All Who desire board 81 and tAks -
make arranSemenes eaf1
LCammines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

In North Bnekheid. June -, % the wife Of
stephen spaulding, daughter-Lila May.
In Milton Plantation. June u, % The wire OF
George T. Brown, daughter.
In Milton Plantation. June 81. 20 the wife OF
Loring Roberts, con
In Albany. June 20. TO the wife Of Herber l.
Bean, daughter.
A. Grover, formerly Of Bethel, daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

EHOAAXG NVkANk>0s
To all pcrsons Interested in either Of the estates
Ala Probate Court, held q Paris. In and
Tor the County Of Oxford. on Tho third Tuesday
Of June. In the year Of our Loru one Thousand
eight hundred and ninety nine. The foiiow, ,n
ihercupon hersinafscr Indicated. is II hereby
that nos;ce thereof be given to al persons 10.
teressed b. causing copy Of shis order 70 % q
lord Democrat, . newspaper pubnshcd as South
Payfs, IN aid County, that they may appear st Z
Probese Court 70 be held q said Paris, on the
third Tuesday Of July. A. ID. lspe. q nine OF the
they 10 cause:
SIMON Il. CURTIS. late Of Paris. deceased
The appointment Of william H. Lurvsy of Wool
ssock A. administrator with tho WiIl annexed,
presented BY Bctsey q. Curtis. widow.
ALFRED SHAW. late Of Buekneld, deceased
win and petition for probate thereof presented
by Henry q. shaw, the executor therein named
ENSIGN @. COOLING, late Of Canton. de-
ccascd VIII and petition for probate thereof
presented by Assyrs w. Webb, the executor
therein named.
SYLVESTER 4. MURDOCH. late Of Buck
Geld. deceased. First account presented Tor
allowance by Livonia Murdoch. sxecutrix.
JOHN u. DECosTER Of Buckheld. ward
FINAL account presented Tor allowance 10.
ancc by Wilson Shaw. guardian.
WILLIAM BURT. late Of Bacineid. decs.sed.
Yirss and anal account presented for allowance
BY Thomas 8. Brigham. administrator
RUBY HARDEN. iase Of Sumner. deceased
Petition for license 10 cell and convey real estate
presented BY valorus white. executor.
deceased. Petition for licensc 20 eel and convey
real estate presented by Charles q. Becker
administrator.
STEPHEN PACKARD, iate Of Bethel. dc
ceased First and final, also private account
presented for allowance by Francis II. Packard
administrator.
| NATHAN L. MARSHALL, late Of Paris
deceased. Petition for license 70 cell and con
yey real estate presented by John Reed, admin
istrator.
MARSHALL 4 DUDLEY. First account O
Apsci Dudley. surviving partner. presented fo
allowance BY ssid surviving partner.
JOHN c. y. ROBERTS. late OF Greenwood
deceased. Flint and nnal account also pr1vse
account Of administrator presented for allowance
by winfield 8. Starbird. administrator.
MARY ANN GRAY, late of Paris. deceased
Ftrst and nnal account, also petition Tor dis
tributioD presented for action OF court BY jane
J. Abbott. administrator
EMMA Z. THOMPSON, late OF Canton, dc
ceased. Final account presented for allowance
BY Hiram A. Ella, administrator with the VII
/ annexed.
CHARITY CHICK, late Of Porter. deceased
Pee1sl N for license 70 sell and conway real estat
presented BY Charies W. Young, administrator
ALBERT Z. ROBINSON. late Of Hebron. dc
ceased. Final account presented FOR ALLOWANCE
by Thomas 8. BRIGHAM. administrator.
SEWARD 9. srKARNs. Judge Of aid Court.
4 true copy-Attest:-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

s. ss' : an; ssss sssss q .;
HDoHIRAM cyKrIe. hssse Rss,s.
bonds = thS'hW dirse1s. An pet4oes h.v1nl
demands againse The esesss q ~ $1,000 =
dsar.d e P.sss.s - 49, = 8 - r sSc
nou1 imnno6toeely. ~.,.,..
''.s e - sAnEs1 !. '%SIsiSaa. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

4 = INV days aso h d York boarding
8 .SNst Ssco, Donald McAulsy, York
49, attempted snicide By taking :
TNWSarIs Green. The physlcLan eayu
~ 80 pantity a. slcoholic stinnlanl
&y|vu,D Geo0AcA coantsractsa II
"a > po1soa - sach . deGgeo -
~ 49, = eAving - h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

In n Distxsct Count Of ths Uli>sd 0tatss -
ths DiseTicS Of Maize In Bankfsptcy.
In he matter Of rs
re g s. ra s1s,'so.s = fssnc nschasas, n u
Ccsn1y of Ox1ord md die1xist atsgeeaI9:
Nsazoe q hsssby g!sen ~ e - - d4y g.
v1s daily adjudtee1sd hennsS ~ 80 !,
Cent Hcsss. 8 - IL. = - l1lA ~ E
VA Ino . Hedl1en ~ a11sa1, 49, tt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

/ PENSION MATTERS.
LRmuel B. Carter of South Paris has
received an increase OF pension from "
to -.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives no<ice that b
will and testament Of
JOHN BACHELOR, lase Of !rysbnrE:
in the County Of Oxford. dcccased. and 0ve1
bonds a. Che lay directs. All persons havlnl
demands against the eststo Of said deceascd ~
al indebted thsrseo are rsqussssd - naks pay
ment Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
WANTED.

ing. Apply after July g. ,
Paris Hill. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

FOR SALE.
One work or driving horsc--chcap.
y. q. kLDER,
South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

scUrH Fsss rosf ostscs.
osrcs hours 20 ~ : ~ A. =, SEQ a ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
ONTARIO AND WESTERN.

A report WAS current in Wall Street yesterday
that arrangements were making by which me
New York Ontario and Western would pass into
the control Of the New-York Central The pres
ence IN the street Of W K. Vanderbilt lent color
10 the story but no official confirmation could be
had regarding the possibility Of Vanderbilt control
Of the company named. Early In the year large
block Of Ontario and Western stock. estimated At
100 90 shares was bought by a prominent banking
house and since that time there has been qu"t
buvlng movement Of the stock that may represent
buving for control or buying by interests who are
well informed regarding the reported determination
of the directors TO declare small dividend on mo
stock 10 dissolve the voting trust and 10 CLASSIFY
the stock into common and preferred. The earn
ings Of the company last year showed that dlVi-
dend had been earned and as earnings IN the
present year are likely far ahead OF last
years resuts-the first month Of the fiscal year
showing a gain IN net earnings OF nearly $4,000
the company cbuld easily pay good dividends on
a round amount OF preferred stock II Is generally
conceded that the stock will be- classified and there
IS also "A we'll defined belief that the Vanderbilis
would be glad to secure tho road. From Cornwall
10 Weehawken the Ontario and Western uses the
West Shore tracks. and AS the Central controls the
West Shore the Central would. by control OF the
Ontario and Western. be In a position TO handle
the traffic Of a very profitable section or New
York state while obtaining additional facilities 70
manage It's rapidly increasing freight traftc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
WALL STREET AND EvCH4yGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES NARKET-The outside
securities market was duh and steady Standard
or closed AT 1926. against 4G0ia on Tuesday
Last prices on other prominent issues We're Am
s'erdam Gas. &2i4a3Hz. preferred. Sass Air Power.
s5Q73 Bay State Gar l7s02: Amaleamated Copper.
a6p91 Havana Commercial NQ29. preferred SRA
Gi4. Electric Vehicle. loeqrE Union steel and
Chain 2Q&na preferred. Sa,a693S: Rubber Goods
comm IN. 25's0357s. preferred @GM7
ELECTED A DIRECTOR Hugh Kelly was
elected director Of the North American Trust
Company yesterday He is president Of the Mari
time Exchange and the Maritime Association NJ
the Port Of New York. director Of the Seventh
National Bank trustee Of the Emlgrant Industrial
chant IN the West Indian trade.
UNION Pacific SALE.-The receivers Of the
Union Pacific Railway Company. under direction OF
the Court sold by public auction yesterday a lot or
notes stock claims. accounts and miscellaneous
property. The lot was sold for $3.50 600 the prin-
cpal purchaser being the successor the Union Pa
cinc Railroad Company
FOREIGN TRADING LONDON prices for Amer
iCan stocks came IN = TO y per cent above parity
and arbiTage brokers were heavy buyers through
out he morning The heaviest dealings were In
Louisville and Nashville and Atchison preferred
Total purchases amounted 10 about thirty thou
sand shares.
ANTHRACITE PRICES HIGHER Anthracite
coal prices have been generally advanced q cents
ton at all points except udewater Tidewnter
figures VIII be advanced - cents above the July /
circular about October 1 next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31

.o,, ~, bidders Inside buying advanced Colorado
t,,i and Iron The late advance I'm Consolidated
,os u,os due TO a report that the city BANK hah
- an - large block OF the shares. Some or the
t,,,.ors and sellers were: Halle SueHlitz SOFA
t,,,,,,u. stool and Chesapeake and onto. w. l..
c,oo n oOn, sold st. Paul l. Spegelb"rg boush'
t,ro,klvn Rapid Transit: Moore Schey u""'
cold Woerishoefcr & Co and Post n FIagb
bought Tennessee Coal and Iron; II. II. Hart s"'o'
fevv & CO. COCO G. r. Dimock ana haHe "
stieelltz U5M bought Southern Pacific H. CON
Ton, & CO. 40M sold. r. In Montague j.
bought Chicago Burlington and Quincy; Beh a
70 and T. T. Raynor & co. sold. y. Haight u"V
sold Metropolitan Street Railway. DoinlW'h
r,,,,irick bought Republic stool J. W Davis Il
20 q OoM bought Brooklyn Transit. Il. II. Thomas
T. 20 and Noble 4 Mestre sold. f w Perry G''V
t.,rbt Leather common; Fl. Content e CO. sold
r = Dlmock bought Missouri, Kansas and IeX's
rroforred Halle & Stiegltz GeO and Flower "
20 Il 600 bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit beH
70 snieeeIberg and Wells. Hcrrck HICKS
- oom sold Worden & 60. 5000 and j. r. 'rleSel
p 90 n oON bought Atchlson preferred. Wasser-
49,, prothcrs q OM Ulman Brothers and J. D
vornser M 900 bought American Tobacco -
Kobn q o0o and G. !. Hudson 90. dWp soI
rr;,,,,an Rowland & Co. sold Continental To-
h.cco II Allen & Co sold Republic Steel pre-
forred Games & Moore bought ST. Paul J. H.
cr,osol G. co bought Peoples Gas. Jones, Maury
3 60 and l. & s Wormscr 1000 bought American
rrobacco: strong Sturgis & Co. and F. W. Savin
q co eold Tilghman. Rowland Co 600 :"
# Carnochan q co. and G.. Minzesheimer CO.
sold Continental Tobacco preferred. K. PEABODY
f,m bought Wire common: Moore & Schley QOVO
sold / f. Griese K Co q 900 in all bought Peo-
,Ie.s Gas j. McGoyern & GO. $50 and Ulman
brothers bought Malt common: Cummings & %
q. 900 sold Floyd & Moore bought Union Paclhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-31
CHARACTER or TRADING

The specaltes. Sugar Refining and the so called
Flower stocks, developed the greatest strength In
yesterdays market. but throughout the list higher
prices were generally recorded. The Flower party
was active I'm the market. and the shorts were
punished In Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Federal
Steel Wheeling and Lake Erie issues were strong
on buying by commission houses. and Wisconsin
Central stocks advanced on the statement that tho
new preferred stock would In all probability be "A
4 per cent issue from the outset Buying Of Aneri-
can Tobacco by l. & ; Wormser and Tlman
Brothers was heavy. and Southern Pacific was
again active on pool support. North American was
active on purchases by traders. Metropolitan Yas