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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05

Lincoln-D. NJ Cummings, J. H Keat-
ing, Charles Lipson. j. c. Nicholson, w.
H. O'Neill, W. j. Luchs, M. Roth, j. M
Robb, II. Lederman, E. q. Bailey, W. e.
Fitzgerald, New York; l. H. Mann. r. A.
Dieter, c. H. Fuller, @. w. Blish, H.
Hicks ana aoa+o wife a FL wells pb,;. W b.
A. r. Norton and wife, Hillsgrove, r. +
T. A. Heating. w. Fl. Woods and wife,
Newport, n. H.; William Bixby, Gardner
j. @. Ray, Hartford, Conn. F. M Harris
Bridgeport; E. l.. Hall. Holyoke.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05

waldo-H. c. Gaines, c. r. Goodhue
F. w. Blanchard, A. Pereira, Boston, w
]. Humphreys, Frank Dru - New York;
Edward Parker, G. W. Smith, Uxbridge
II. B. Harrison, New Haven; j. c. Dapper
wife and children, Providence; j. M
Marble. Enfield: N. B. Dean. Taunton;
c. D. Carlisle. Northampton; c. G. Burn
ham, Holyoke; A. Fl. Meyer, New Haven
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05

Commonwealth-Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hagen, Philadelphia, Pa; Harry Hirsh-
field, j, M Ashiem, Heman Nickerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cam, J. e. Palmer,
D. G. Cappa, w. H. Whitlock, W. B.
Claggett, New York W. H. Folhurst,
Pittsfield; Mr. Donahoe. Lowell; r. A.
Stowell Jersey City, N. j.; L. l.. Barnard,
Granville, N " r. r. Kinyon, Oneonta,
n. Y; H. w. Worthley. Lowell; G. K.
bennett, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug LSpeciaD.-The wheAt bulls haa q
little respite from the long decline prices al ON.
time UP &c, and closing nc over Tuesday Ths
statistics were not quite so bearish. Liverpool was
unexpectedly firm; Minnesota had wet weather.
the Northwest reported disappointing threshins re-
turns. There the point too that the Govern.
ment report tomorrow would show a drop in the
spring wheat or points. which would show some.
thing Ike 2D,0DGo bushels Of wheat compared
with 2S 10000 bushels last month end 2s2 0o0o
bushels last year. September wheat opened AZ
6SIc sold between ssAdssasc. and closed at ss.c
December closed at H2sc; May, 74%c Liverpool
wes Ad to ed higher. Bids for spot here were up
about NC over Tuesdays relatively. but they were
still out Of line. The demand IL principally for the
hard winter. Continental cables were easier Re.
ceipts everywhere showed q falling OF; i2 IN
the Northwest. compared with 2S9 a week ago and
50 year ago. Primary receipts were IA 900 bush.
els. compared with 900 bushels last year Clear.
ances were light. $4,000 bushels. The italian crop
was reported 100000 bushels under last year The
speculative trade was unimp9z,ant. mainly cover
ing in advance OF the Government. The marked
most of the day calls.
Corn was firm. September at one time up &c,
the December and May up half as much. The
close a little under the top September
opened 307sc, sold between 307sd3l&c and closed
at 3lMc December closed az 2ss.c; May at $40
29sc. Cash demand was at the bottom OF the
strength. even the No frsctioneIy over Septem-
Der Country offerings small Charters
were made for 800 GOO bushels. Receipts were Is
cars. with $40 for tomorrow. Gables were up
fraction; seaboard clcarances 500 O0c bushels The
bears stiu had the benefit % excellent weather.
The oats position was about the same as the
corn-capital cash demand. small country Offer
ings. cash AZ a premium over September and the
September the December. September opened
at 1870. sold between lsa,c and 3sc and closed at
1880 10 zoe. December closed at jS7.c, the May 1a
T2l3sc. Receipts We're pa cars. with IS for Thurs
day. Shipping sales were 10000 bushels; charters
275.00o bushels. There some signs OF attempted
September manipulation. probably OF the scalpins
sort Patten is large September holder.
Faxseed firm; September. CSC October. H%c
Trade light There some fears that the
seed has not filled perfectly. Minneapolis has 10
cars; Duluth, Z; Chicago. 80.
Provisions showed some strength early sort OF
reaction from the break Of Tuesday but they dia
not mold. Pork closed 7isc under Tuesday; lard
&c to 7iso under; rios. unchanged 70 2isc under. \
large share Of the business was in the way OF
changing but in general way there was mo
same sort OF selling as Tuesday, the CudahY
probably leading In II.
On the curb, puts on September wheat closed az
6sAlc, calls. $3.50 Puts on corn closed at Sl'sS
calls, 3ied3lL4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Brokers who usually execute the speculat tive
orders OF Mr.. Keene buyers OF Sugar Refining
and other stocks The market again one OF
specaltes with renewed buying in Mnnea polls
and 81. Louis Panhandle, American Linseed securi-
ties Oregon Railroad and Navigation Duluth
South Shore and Atlantic, and Pacific Coast securi-
ties At the opening room traders were inclined 10
work for lower prices. but subsequently they went
over 10 the long side. The rise In Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic securities due to inside buy
ing and the same responsible for the
advance in Minneapolis and st. Louis. Bull talk
on the leather trade was followed by a sharp ad-
vance in Leather preferred l. S. Wormser and
other leading houses bought the anthracite stocks.
and Seymour, Johnson & Co. were active In Chi
cago Great Western issues for Western account.
Burlington was bought on talk OF big earnings for
July Some of the days buyers and sellers were:
l.. Levy a. Co. bought Atchison; Hallgarten q Co.
sold. T.. J. Goodhart & Co. 1900. ]. r. Carlisle
1900, l. speigelbers 600. Mcintyre & Wardwell
900, Kohn q Co and II. Clsws Il Co bought
Sugar; Day Heaton and J. N. Leopold & Co.
sold Muir & Powell 600 bought Southern Pa
cinc ]. w. Henning 1000 bought Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. Otto Kohn and Walter Bcheftel bought
Northern Pacific common; London sold. Laden
burg ThalmAnn Co. bought b. Paul; F. F. Ames
sold, Seymour. Johnson a Co. 1000 bought Chi
esxo Great Western debentures. y. W. savn a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET-The outside
securities market opened firm and active closing
irregular. The feature of the afternoon trading
was the rise in American Air Power Of So. points
from the opening. selling up to 76a. Near the
close IT sold down to 74a.. closing at 1871 Amster-
dam Gas sold slightly of toward the close being
offered 32li Standard oil closed at 46+1i65
against 4Gld463 Tuesday. Last prices other
prominent issues were Amsterdam Gas 32a32I5
preferred. 571zq53H; Air Power 75d6; Bay State
Gas. 2q2ls; Amalgamated Copper, 9717Q9S; Repub-
lie Steel, 2SQ23lA; preferred 7llkG72 Havana Com
mercial. 26izG27 preferred, 6s14970 Electric We
hicle. 99d1M Union Steel and Chain. 29G29la; pre-
ferred. 6sd6sl2 Rubber Goods, common. 3Oi3d3l
preferred, SASH
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the for
egn account light London prices were a
trhe lower, and arbitrage houses were moderate
sellers. Atchison preferred the most actively
traded in issue by London
ST PAUL AND DULUTHS DIVIDEND.-The
ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company has de-
cared its regular semi annual dividend Of 3ih per
cent on its preferred stock. payable on Septem-
Der /. The company has hand 45l9 from the
land and stumpage account TO be expended in re-
firing preferred stock
SECURITIES LISTED-The Committee on
Stock List Of the Stock Exchange has admitted TO
the list 81 962 900 St Louis and San Francisco Cen
trail Division. first mortgage gold As OF 1929
ANTHRACITE IN JULY-The production OF
anthracite in July was 417Oco tons an increase Of
400 900 tons over July, 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The call loan branch Of the local money mhrHe'
was distinctly easier yesterday. and borrowers eH-
nerienced no difficulty In securing accommodation
at ruling rates. The decline in bank hoidlhss al
this centre and the comparatively stin quotatioiS
for money have created a good competition III this
market from out OF town lenders the offerings yes
terday from Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis bu-
luth and other places being heavy. Interior oanh-
ers are anxious 70 discount prime mercahthe
paper at i19G5 per cent. The report that t"e
Treasury would redeposit money In the CITY oe-
pository banks does not appear TO be Daseu upon
good informa ton but the financial community Is
convinced that Secretary Gage is alive 10 the
necessities OF the situation and that ne VIII 90
everything in his power 10 help the money mar r.
II help should be needed. There Is no IaW unuei
which redeposts could be made in deposl.o.s
hanks AS the West shows extreme easerhess 40
lend money here the suggestion naturally Is indu 9
that the demand upon this centre for money III
connection with the moving OF the crops Will NOT
he urgent; but even II II should come 10 pass tnI
large amounts would be required from New YORK,
the loss would be Offset by gold imports, Ihere
has already been received on the Pacific Coast
from Australia and the Klondike upward OK ~,
600 900 in gold the greater part OF when VIII Iihd
IFS way into the city banks. The money fndrhel
presents no present and prospective FEATURES UPON
which uneasiness be based. Stin rates may
nrevail but they will cause no hardships; SER
ting exchange trifie hrmer yesterday, Dut
this condition was regarded as temporary only, as
the factors governing the tendency or the market
are in favor or lower quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
ONTARIO AND WESTERNS PROGRESS.

In we'll Informed circles Il IS said that New-York
Ontario and Western stock is gradually being ac-
cumulated by good buyers In expectation Of ma
teral appreciation in its market value. The BELIEF
that the stock will sell higher is based upon the
roads splendid record OF earnings and upon the re-
ported determination Of the company TO CLASSIFY
its stock into common and preferred, with a dvi-
dend payment on the last named. The financial
condition OF the road will admit OF a dividend II
the stock is divided into common and preferred
the surplus FOR the fiscal year ended June 80 snow
ing over l per cent the present outstanding
stock Capitalization Of $4,000 900 For the fiscal year
the companys gross earnings increased $3l62S; net
earnings S2S4,444 and surplus S22l 207 The total
net income in the year was $61S.22O and as charges
require only trife above 100000 the road would
not have to earn much more than 1t did this year
in order to show per cent on Ss,VOeo or
stock The June net earnings increased IS per cent
over June 1898 and the prospects for the coal
trade are growing brighter every day the chances
favor brilliant record for Ontario ana Western in
~ 600 900 of preferred stock but all except 5000 has
been exchanged for bonds The exchanged pre-
ferred stock is held alive under a voting trust,
which according 10 n provision OF the company
bylaws cannot be dissolved until p dividend has
heen earned and paid upon the common stock. Inc
comnany has earned a dividend and the general sup
posit.on is that a small payment Will be made,
Inc voting trust dissolved and the stock CLASSIFIED,
with regular payments on the new preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

Co sold Continental Tobacco preferred r. l.
Nicholas Co. Moore Schley 5000 and g. a
ttarned a. Co bought American Tobacco; Hallgar-
ten Co. s. Wormssr Layton Flint star$is g
~ go end Charles Head Co sold. H. J. Nicholas
CO go@ Wqgde wuS., CO. ago bo MSIny 1saS
Sen & Co bought Minneapolis and St. Louis r
F Ames Klbreth FaTr E. D CsFryl ana II
inSson & Co. J ]. Danzlg and H. Cews a 90;
sold l. WorTnseT "a, ooo bought ,s AmeSiG co
sold Atchison preferred. Fl. ]. Judson & CO boueht
Leather common; Ashwel & Go. sold MS %dSor o.
mick q Co G0CO and Mendham Brotners bSn
American Tobacco; +. L. Seligsberg qVg,i P9PPpTo
brothers bought Continental Tobacco common n
" Newton bought Union Pacific common oT t ~, ~
Campbell & Co sold Post Flagg 0,Gg bougn.
Rock Island; H. Clews & Co. sold ] s. Woain so
n 500 bought Reading. Price. McCorinlcA Tno,ey
20 0I0 I'm alb bought American Tobacco. D. l|lPstey
Co sold Manhattan. J. S Bearnes a 20 anu tn
Emburgh g. Atterbury 1900 bought AMERICAN tSinIa e.
hacco; J. S. Bache Co. QODl soin r'oSu
Moore sold American Steel and Wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.

Activity and advancing prices In Minneapolis
and st Louis securities in the current market are
based upon the roads big earnings ana ltS apii''
to earn dividends on all issues Of the stock II Is
understood that the common will soon be placed
upon a per cent basis, and it is owing to good
information on this point that strong bull pool is
at work in the stock Through the retirement OF
the first preferred stock by an issue or per cent
bonds the second preferred is placed upon a
solid investment basis It Is thoqEht tb afco the
no1nnanv will be able to increase It's net earn
ings this year to about $780, 0 G d9dehds
ehou9 ss36 900 The preferred dividend would call
for $4,000 which would leave for the com ni,y1
about $40 900 on his basis the common would
be earning per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
AMERICAN LINSEED'S BUSINESS.

The fact that American Lnseed preferred STOCK
4. not selling above o. while earning more than Z
per cent is due to recent bear manipulation by a
Chicago clique, and not to any depreciation IN the
actual value Of the property. AS matter OF tact
the real worth OF the companys securities has been
Increasing owing to the enormous gain in new
business and to the final settlement Of all differ
ences between the company and the old National
company The directors OF the American Llnsee1
Comnany met Yesterday afternoon, and declared
the usual Is. per cent dividend on the preferred
stock There has been excellent buying OF the com,
neny's securities in the last few weeks, and good
market Judges predict much higher prices, both
for the common and preferred. In yesterday trah-
ing the preferred rose over per cent. and the
common was in better demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON BONDS.

The good buying OF Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad stock In the last few weeks, and the ad-
vance In its price to near So have attracted no
little attention all the securities OF the company
and 10 the large income return on the bonds The
two issues known the Birmingham division ana
the Tennessee division are destined to sell much
higher: also the De Bardeleben issues, which are
per cent bonds, selling under 10 bond repre-
senting a money making iron company Is saIe
Investment Iron will always be in demand, ana
the bonds OF companies in the iron industry should
Tasilway bonds The De Bardeleben bonds are
guaranteed by the Tennessee Coal and Iron Comoo
Dany AS the company showed a balance IN 1880
above interest charges Of $22497 and as the cur
rent rate OF earnings will make this Years. sur qG
Mus much larger there is good reason cor the Je-
hand for the company's stock and bonds. In the
first half of the present caendar year nee PrG Isa8
Net profits this year Will doubtless run aDove
81 900 900 and dividends be counted upon Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
financial.
KANSAS CITY. PITTSsUsG & GULF
r. r. co.
philadelphia. May %. IS
To the holders OF the 81

phNatelph.c, May - AossS,
holder. securities above named a-i IL
terminal companies -.-..,,o, n
Your Committee deem II essential ror the prese'"' -
value OF your securities -. -. ,,,. ssa
First-That the securities the main ttne
the Kansas City and Port Arthur terminals o. NV
me -ged and consolidated undef one mana sei a.. IN
Second-That such management be ind-pen'e"' ~"' -
your int alone -.,-a, ard
Your property is % great value Il has an nd
large earning power IT'S present ma "a. .Swn
ton is due 70 causes familiar YOU. and wheA go
be dideut avoid even n the work were no" 10 " 49,
again ,..elys
an the eonsoasuon Of the system We expee' y .s,
support az the foreign holders Of all ~ we 1919
affected The foreign holdings are. We are me y, ne
majority 81 the whole Pending the prepaTa ,rora
plan of reorganization advise holders 70 ~ ,hs
deposting .hsir with any commlt,.e ,isers
country The experience 81 some OF our fe9N & 20 set
has that Il IL easier 70 deposit BONDS u'a' ~
them back ~
Your Committee ask the holders OF the sa-
main line and terminal companies q fulnIsn flag. 70
dresses OF their respective :, psli.-
chairman Of Equitable Trust tonpahf ,notly
delphia They will GREATER be directly anu IA III
informed Whor the plan Is ready Tor puohoa''V"' ~
De made Acquainted with rs provisions ,.u
WILLIAM r. HARRtTN thatrmsr
AUGUST HECksCHER New ,manys
EDW'D WAGNER Berlin. Ger"""''
SANUEL IL. SIMPLIFY.
sILAS W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Or Orleans Com
inercial' DOC discount; bank, 800 premium. San
francisco-Sght l0c; telegraph, l2zc. Cincinnati
Over the counter SOC premium; between banks. be
discount. savannah-Buying. Lice discount; sell
ing, 75c per 1900 premium Charleston-Buying
par; selling &c premium Boston-Par. Chicago
Doc discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. 49, New-York 49, Exchanges
sisi,Vsl 2S BALANCES ss,S7S,2z Philadelphia = Ex-
changes, Sl5,6l6667; balances s. lO4.7 100 Chicago
Exchanges s1s.0is733; balances NS5s 1885, Bait.
moreEExchanges, Sss 49, balances. s572, SOL Bos-
ton-Exchanses sN,Hs.eS2; balances, N.S1Ss1L
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT. - Tho
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
STILL ANOTHER TRUST COMPANY.

Still another trust company, IT said In Wall
Street yesterday is in process OF formation in this
city and will begin business within the next few
months 1t is to be called the Mutual Trust Com
pany OF New York II is reported, and will have a
capital OF $4,000 and a surplus OF 100000 John
r. Hegeman, president OF the METROPOLITAN Life
Insurance Company, is named one of the or
ganizers OF the projected company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
AMERICAN SECTRITIEs ABROAD

London Aug. 9, p. m.-American securities
opened steady with prices irregular. Later the
market followed The lead Of Wall Street and closed
firm. Business limited 10 professional trad
ing. Last prices Atchison. 2la: Canadian
Pacific. zoos ST Paul. 1853 Illinois Central u7a4:
Louisville and Nashville. 1872; Union Pacific pre-
ferred. 7S%4 New-York Central 1921; Erie l32.;
Pennsylvania, 6sss; Reading. 1914: Erie first pre-
ferred, S8'z; Northern Pacific preferred, SOi1;
Grand Trunk. 70. and Anaconda. u1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market dull Total sales
amounted IN par value to $l023.5oO against $l.3S3-
go Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were in
the Atchison issues. Baltimore and Ohio As Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific As. Erie general As
Kansas City. Pttsburg and Gulf lists. Mexican In
ternationa lists Louisville and Nashville col
lateral trusts IS. Northern Pacific Is. 81. Louis
Southwestern lists. St Louis Southwestern DDS
Union Pacific Is and Wabash dehenture BIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

s,.- c.,o.uso Midland Raitwav nreferred. 1914
ehsIes c c,raSo nSiand r,siway Common. So
Standard Steel and Iron Company
75 shares Calumet Canal and Improvement Com =,
- -
shares international Banking and Trust Com
pany ............s.'s'..: -, '''''''''
shares Trust Company or America. -. ''''-,y
~ shares Music Hall company o. NeN 49, -
lao shares KntckerbooEer teai Ssta'e '""p""''
:.
o shares Niagara Junction Railway preferred d,
3S shores T2tional Butchers and Droyers Bank ssh
< shares Bank Of Nev-yorR y. 70. A,.......'' ~,
25 shares Fourth National Bank. is3n
yhares PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company. ........- 40
shares and Trust company. J. tfi
rs shares metropolitan Trust CompaiT 400
lOi shares United states Mortgage ana rus .o,l
q shares United States Trust Company oZo 70 o%l
AZ shares Williamsburg Trust Company. c...'ZH
200 Indiana Natural ard Illuminating Gas COM
pany first mortgage per cent bonds que .,
1905 interest May and November. ..... -. NJ
& 900 receipt subscription instalment OF Kern
incsS90scent Gas Light Company preferred 80
stccI being % per cent ~ subscription O
10 shares International Banking and TrHst COM
panF
sloOOo Mannesmann Cycle TUBE Works first mort =
cent bonds.
10 shares Trust Company OF America. -. 1904
io snaFe' in'e'pa''o"A p''"'"s a'+ ....... 1871
IS shares Title Guarantee and Trust Company. '4of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call. 3I1 per cent
with exceptions at %2q324 per cent. The time
money market was quiet at 47Q5 per cent for sixty
days 4lzq5 per cent for three months 4Adb ner
cent for four months H2G5 per cent for six months
on railroad collateral and above on mixed col
lateral Commercial paper rates were 4qpA per
cent for three months. 4q5 per cent for four months
and 41+45 per cent for six months for the best
names. and above for paper not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marke a triae 0rroer
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE COM
PANY-The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany OF No. l75 Remsen-st. Brooklyn, has declared
a quarterly dividend Of per cent. payable August
L. to the stockholders OF record the closing
OF the transfer books at p. on August II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

many shows the following changes: Cash IN hand
decreased 45s0o marks Treasury notes ncreased
40 600 marks other securities decreased M9so0S S
marks, notes in circulation decreased ~ooo""
marks.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London " per cent Open market disiS s BerIi
SSQ3S. per cent for short and l9ns ni,.S nSe on
London 20 marks 4s pfennigs. Paris exchsnse on
London, 25 francs IN centimes' Fafis H'so''
rate, 2& per cent. ..,,
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consoISt nV1S
for money and 100 Ills for the account rIsnU n
rentes 20 francs GIN confines Spanish - IN LON
don. b8A.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver ooz.c; S7snd
can silver dollars, 4sc. Bar silver IN Lonooh' go
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 800; Lisoon' or
Buenos Ayres. 1910: Rome. 757.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH Il. H. '"~
New York August ~. % ~,
PURSUANT TO the Plan OF Reorganlzduo"

No. II Nafsdu StTetI ~ lsQQ
New York. August s,h. 20, 70, AZ
PURSUANT 10 the Plan OF ReorgahlAauON -,
this Company proposals hereby inN'S s,otS A,
sale 20 the Company Of shares OF Its Preferteu isys
price exceed the par value thereof '
the dividend payable september LIST IN" cor, AIa .s Of
The Company has on hand the sum OF $3.50 20 the
proceeds from Lands and Stumpage app.sta nor the
purchase Preferred Stock after pfo.lu',,
payment per dividend upon ts sosh 1859
Preferred stock for the fiscal year ending June Sv he
Proposals be made IN writing suostI''n amber o.
stock owner stating his her address the n,ss,ed
shares offered and their price and VIII De ny nart Of
comforting the right 10 purchase the whole ~ ~"
the offered shares unless otherwise speclhe1 .sans
They must be addressed 70 + ; hoiilhs;, Preferred
Treasurer ana endorsed Proposal for sale OF a.. No
s,ock and must be received at the Companys oss rS
~ Nassau Street. New-york city on or psi0''
3lst 1890.
- '''e' - WV n. soMERs HAYES. PTss'd''-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
ST PAUL AND OTHER EARNINGS.

The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul reports
for the first week in August gross earnings OF
ss2 29s an increase of $l37 53s the same week
a wear ago Other earnings received yesterday
showed the following gains:
Increase.