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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03
Potion at : Wedding Feast.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 27.-Miss Grace
Senner. daughter of a wealthy farmer
st Pean township. Shelby county. Illi-
nois. committed suicide by taking a
dose ri strycnnine while sitting at the
wedding feast Of her halls ster. whose
marriage to John R. Orris had just
stskens piice. Grace was at n time
engaged TO Orris, and it is believed
she was disappointed in seeing him the
husband Of another.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-03

Now is agood time 10 pa;2 for your
paper for 1893. Well accept wood,
butter, chickens, eggs, or potatoes in
exchxnge for the paper.
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weather and his idea sesss 70 be that the crop nay
does 30. SEEM e Ss ssnsrsiy ssoSps.d. e
argued 6oweye ~ ms that the price t, T. @ On
is liable to become father 'toppy." and that the
present prices discount . crop OF 10000
hi he Ssy on rRS buying orders
from this side and more or less Continental buying.
to Tho ra@ nc IN regard 70 .Se %c circular Be
this as It may. however Liverpool closed at an ad
New York also displayed exceptional strength in
spite q the Nell rnmorn The general opinion here here
5000 to iS.26o96o bales. wall street e buying
the natural realizing Of PROFITS occurs The specuis
ton on an enormous scale averaging Of late half
ng by Who ln!sS Be renewing their
successes of last spring Therei large busness In
S 4 saS sn
weather At the South wa. still generally dry and
and sold on liberal scale and local shorts covered
freely; Later on hesvy realizing caused reaction
local buying for both accounts PRODUCED rally, the
Ro Ss pft S sspt aa as this
,ss s n sept Frost
Known. Not mucf cotton to be hurt aALvEsToN,
s sP.,l than from so1% nsG nor G nsS
Sol' EXCEPT sOashwSst Texas One pint i1;
MISS SEPT. ss-"Grsp here Is short: COLIN:
and .o ssG South G,poHs VIII Be- fa
onetourth short Of lsst and doubt II the rest
OF the State will make 40 per cent last Think
the shortage in eastern South Carolina oily due to
premature opening. for 100 OF them would not now
make what 80 would do, II allowed to mature. The
crop is all open. and picking gathers it, instead
Of the usual three pckings. The mills have buyers
all over the State. Some professional buyers and
mill men Drying big crop and buying all they
and storing It, No one has yet realized how
TO got cotton regardless of New York contracts:
when you hear OF men making 500 bales against
BOO last year, 40 against So, 15 agaipst IS, 90
against 1875, you know there is some disaster; 1
doubt II South Carolina will make 100000 balea.
Spinning quality In said to be bad, owing to much
short and irregular staple"
CoFFEE.-fdo ON the spot was dull at5Hc, for No.
7. Futures were unchanged to points lower, clos
ing steady. Sales 20, so bags, Havre declined A.
Hamburg ross kpf1. American warehouse deliv.
cries ~ 63 bags Rio was firm ct rs reis advanced
receipts. IL 900: stock, $50. Ooo exchange. 72182d
an advance OF 1-82d. santos unchanged; re-
ceipts, 1900; stock. lii 200. Prices here a.
follows:
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OTHER MkHKRTs.
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY Sept "a, 1904
Receipts If hsoves were 4el head, including cars
for the market and IL for city slnuGherers. No
trading. Feeling steady. Dressed beefRt TAG oc.
per Id. for common 10 choice native sides. Cables
quoted live cattle slow at / 9012&o. per lb
dressed weight refrgeratD beef unchanged at $50.
per ID. No exports to-day.
Receipts of calves were sO1 head all for tho mar
ket. and wi the stale calves there we're 100
sale. Veals slhw AMI &c. lower. grasseTs slow and
lower About 500 unsOld Common to choice veAls
sold At 4a74c. h.; few selected at &c.; grass
ers at a9s3o. City dressed vesls ,slow at a912c.
per ID.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were $3.50 head In
Guiding cars direct to butchers and 2slG for
the market: making with the stale stock SAN
be sold: Sheep were weak to . shade lower lambs
ZION abont 80 loais unsoid Common 70 nIme
sheep sold at IS oo@s4:26 per 100 lbs; common to
good lambs at - 2b@b.25; culls at So 3o@ So. 75.
Dressed mutton, 59sc per H.: dressed lambs 1000.
Receipts of hogs were 1879 head including 80 for
the market. Steady for live hogs at $50t6.1O.
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Surplus. s2,sos.7oo sl,72446o dec. s1.2se.266
The surplus q year age was s15-827.lbo. and
The imports Of general merchandise. inoud-
ing dry goods; at the port OF New York last
week were aSa tnp sSs
:peee iGr T the S St s'
s155et was gold @nS9s 59tal s spes,s % Of
sn ss1 y sYe s IN
s ssss Se St. t total Of 81. i76i2o. anu
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company has declared quarterly
dividend Of TX per cent. payable OCT DO
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy RailToad
r. A ss al With
b h an o. % sSao For the
@9s 6apE AHsHs q. sgG.S ssf9 ab as
ss ysnf an Th 81 an
sSl77ss 'aF''o' OF 'i''''2'O increase OF
The New York. Ontario and Western railroad
Of as
%o o e 5t fnd Wo end
an Increase OF SlN0644 as compared with the
sSrresR9nding period 2! B sst year and net
ports gross sarnings Tor August OF S23aso0.
an an increase Of s47.Ol6 as c9mpaEsdI with the
increase iSe t" Of $40 5i2 For the two months end
ng Augus 81 the gTSss sssGIaGS mere St
$ls5. 800. an Increase OF $47.552.
Central T GseFSs 5sPoc:
Sff7. 43i as compared with the same month Of
last year and net $11S776. an increase OF
For s9r The two %. %o9ss f4$1E hss
Ssd 9saP ssd TG rs
Of Sis,145.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company re-
| ports for August:
1899. 1893 Chan0as
cSs :s is.S Inc
Ne. earning. 81 ,soOo44 sI.le4.7aa Inc. s2O1.sl
ii Sstssrm IS. s.s477 25S.lo7 Inc. eaaso
Net OPP. in. 81 ,o2o,Se7 s0o0.6sS Inc slll. oaI
i mtsS FAR. ao.67o s,l2o Inc. 1a44o
pS.g n:. s1ss5 ''. 1887 bee Bee
Totals. 81 .oes.aoi 1891 ,oSs Inc. 5Ioa.so7
From July to Aug, 81:
| Gross earn gs 4.0ls747 S4soe7274 Inc Ss2I 4Ts
opsr sIpen's.. 2,sss576 i,sd2,ees Inc. %Soei2
Net earn 20. 90 .025l7i s2.ls4.eIo Inc. $3.50 SOL
ff sSste Fn es7.sll 4oI.Is7 Inc. 2eoe74
Net opsr inc 81 1851 1850 sl,7os,472 Inc, 1,ss $50
! Kisoel. inc. not
| InoInd sales A2Te1 1S.147 Inc. 2p0<t
| Net main ayss1. 300 16z S1.74662o Inc. Sl6S58l
| Rroprt'vy hines A2,s4s 1913 Dec. o2,o46
Totals. =. 81 .a4s. 900 sI,s2Isl4 Inc SI21 iso
| The sixth Avenue Railroad Company reports
| for the fiscal year ended June 80:
| 1899. 1904 CAOAOs.
| &c.....'... SIaael2 S1s6,s8p mo. S297s
| Div, 7 per cent. 100000 100000 Dec. 10000
| Total surplus,
EJuno 80, $40, I6e 300 ~ no 5DO,0Oo
y Dettegm0Ae1~.... AbosOoA 1Sts1oO Inc. Iuu.10A
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KANSAS CITY, PITTssuRG AND GULF
r. R. co. REORGANIZATION.


The plan for the reorganization q the Kans.,
companies dated Philadelphia. August II, 1899.
has this day been declared operstiye. more than
majority of the nrst mortgage bonfH having peep
Deposited under the plan. as well az oheS securities
can be had on application to any Of tho following
pRoVibENT LIFE AND TRUST co.. Of Phila-
sEAB0RD NATIONAL BANK. of New York. N. Y.
GUARDIAN TRUST 90. of Chicago, III.
AMsTERDAMsCH TRUSTEE KANTooR OF Ann
CoSMERz AND pIscoNTo BANK. of Berlin Cor
MEssRs KLEINwoRT. SONS h CO.. of london.
England.
The holders of the frst mortgage bonds and stock
Of the Kansas City. Pittsburg Gulf r X. Co. and
order to participate in the benefits of said proposed
reorganization they are required to deposit their
said bonds and certificates of stock with OF the
depositaries above mentioned. for which securities
they will receive negotiable receipts of the deposit
tary.
Application will promptly be made to have the
said certificates of deposit duly listed upon the
New York stock Exchange. pending which further
under tho rerr1s OF said plan and Az mont.
WILLIAM +. HARRiTY Chairman.
A. HECksHEk. New York
HERMAN SLELCKEN. Nov York.
WILLIAM EDENBORN Chicago.
MAX PAM, Chicago.
SAMUEL Il saIPLEY.
SILAS W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
JOHN V. LOUGHNEY, Secretary.
LATHRoP. MORROW. FoX MOORE.
III ". Sixth Street, Kansas City Mo.
PAM. DoNNELLY b GDENNON.
Rookery building. Chicago. Ill.
32e Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
OF Counsel Tor the ReorEaniSatfon Committee.
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Coffee fairly active but featureless. The cables
irregular and the receipts we're liberal I'm
porters continued TO sell. but there a small de-
mand which prevented any noteworthy decline in
prices.
NAVAL SToREs.-spirits Of turpentine. 52I1c. Com
mon to good strained rosin. 81 25GS1.27H
PRovrsIoSs.- was tirmer; Western. % SOC
o5.s5 Continental refined $500 Pork was steady 1t
Sssse.75 for mess Meats were steady. picked
hams eJaS &C.; do. shoulders. 6Ao. do bellies. 6A
csc. TallOw. 6Hc. Dressed hogs, 6ACSTc. Butter
Creamery, Western extras, 2sc: do. nrsts 81 e17cj
f.I1i cream small oSlnred fagcr, 1lifs tic. DO
white, INCL NC; large colored lie; do. white.
1Ollc. Hygs-6tate, Pennsylvania and Western, 2l4
ice Chicago. Sept. %. THE continued large cash
demand for lard was the leSang feature in pro
visions. the sales aggregatfnx over l2O00 tiercee
There was n good general speculative trade with
oonEdersble investment buying"
SrGAR.--Raw was dull at 5-16o. for 90 test and
8 1870. for 80 test Refined was quiet and I'M
changed.
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COMMERCIAL

WHDHEspnY. Sept 2s.-dRArN.-wheot-
was firm. Sales 324.0OO bushels, mainly for
export here and at tho outports No.
/ northern Duluth 3Nc. over Dec
T. o. b. aaoat No. l hard Duluth exc
over: No. l northern New York Sc.
over The Northwestern receipts were
974 cars. against 1874 last week and 1.100
last year: Chicago l25. against 243 last week
and 1aS last year Futures here advanced
49,, but lost part closing u to nc, higher
with sales OF 2.225,000 bushels. After
Change December on curb was n 1870.
Prices as follows:
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szxzMor1r AVID ooau,znnu1I.


THusnAa. pop@ %
bpecHescn on NE DeooA hHchenGe to-oey
was tor obvious eeso1SVerynefroWend IN ths
nein pxdesNouaa. hntsrsst In the pesriotie
events o. the nsTttWo dVs Wes az li-apeorp-
ieg IN wan ssrost - IN oner eecuons OF the
cty. and found cnpres@on towSSu ene eiose OF
busfnsesAn enetlhaooeeooo Oh nihtarT oanu
upon the moor OF ene ls%6niy oecoreoeo hh-
ehenge. In sptes o. me dolneen ana Tar
nom safBtActov oenk etsoemene- the tone on
the market was in'the main HIM This oondi-
hon was tracsaoie 70 an eH'ent 70, somewnas
easier money mArfet than yesseruay 10 the
decision OF the bAnk OF Eng ano not toTaiee iss
minimum rate OF discount. and TO the an
nouncement tnaseooosooo more eoio'hao oeen
secured In London Tor snfpnhenf to TINS
souutry. The total am"unt OF eolo now
engaged abroad nor import 10 S2'3oooOo.
A further decline In foreign e1rhanse TODAY
10 the lowest harres-of the seuson gives color
10 ourrent reports that arrengemeuts arsoefng
made TO transfsr . large arnounf.os gold from
Europe 70 this centss
The weekly statement Of sveraess OF the ~
sociAtsd Banks showsthat the banfs have In
Our days lost nearly twice as n'ncn iaWfo'
n1opey ~ they did In ak days last week.
This loss together with reooction
OF N millions In the oanS has
brought the deposits down nesrUES
and In spite OF thas reduction the sarplus re-
servo o. lass week - very nearly cut an w"
The htahest rate fof money on cali wD 10 per
cent and the bulk OF the loans were mnoe ~
10 10 per cent. At the close the rate dropped
70 per cent. In onH tnfee-or roor seoons oio
me trepsections ioot up Lo.ooo snaros' ptook.
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l.. I. Raiiroad n Charged with vtoIatina
tho Smoke Ortiin vince

President William II. Baldwin. IT.. OF the
Long Island Railroad. appeared before Magis-
trate Smith In Long Island City Yesterday. He
was accused by the Health Board OF violating
the health ordinances in maintaining rail-
road that smokes. A plea OF not guilty was
entered. and the case was adjourned to Oct 4.
Il il understood that the Long Island Railroad
have been experimenting with smoke con-
sumers. and it ia the intention OF the manage
ment OF the road TO abats the smoke nuisance
as soon a. possible.
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S Ct hand SSsS sS slS stsSbs YisS, Hs:s
sSa os. :aipiSs $40 95Si' soi4
=, Bredstreefs reports the number q, failures
i57 last week and is9 the corresponding week
last year.
subsoribers to the capital stock OF the ILL.,
se%pSnS sSis MORNING. HRich SC1saias
. seSort ,0 sSss we nave no S sesaS the
active business opsrstions fer WHICH our com.
se at e hoped p or 'nS the ssss
q The arst instaliment q 8 per cent. Or SIS per
practically all still on hand and is certain to be
sufficient to meet all possible requirements for
has concisded that postpoee%ent q the time
OF payment Of the second instalment OF 3 per
Ssn 81 IS dye i x shi
would n9t affect the COMPANY and might be APP
preclat"d by the subscribers."
The recejpsss q the Govern m.nt to-dayy, were:
~. and al .osi sneous. ss37. sss. total
date hsys been $lao.Sso.654 and the eSp.ndi.
: .npsn s1S 49, q sSss'' of receipts over
to hS s s With q tb S,s tS
Gold coin and bullion 1854 ST. ,18s s2H4, 800. Ga
silver dollars and
pulhOn- bsTlA,T01 b.Soo.pob
q. \. notes. .........,... 1884, $50 r,064.ps8
Other assets less de-
mendelabilities ...... 10,89o.o9A 1aO08. 7tS
Avsilsble cash bslnnce
incld Y gold reserve sass. 1o6,4s1 s3se. 24o.2eo
A majority OF the Oregon Short Line income
A bonds having been received under the offer
OF exchange made BY the UNION Pacific Rail-
poad Company. the offer will terminate on
Oct 10,
The thirty-second annual issue OF "Poor's
Manual OF Railroads," edition OF 1890. Is now
ready for delivery.
Money in London az per cent Rates of
discount In open market for short and three
nonths' bills. 3S93k per cent. Amount OF
s bullion gone int9 o The Bssk Of England on
minimum rate Of discount unchanged at 3S
per eeut.. The, proporsion Of it's reserve to liza
abilities S ,5 per cent aEpinst 81 so Sss
weekly statement Of the bank shows the fol-
lowing changes rom the PREVIOUS account
a9I s391 900 bullion decreased fll21
deposits decreased S3s. 900. notes reserve In
changed. Psrie sdvices quote 3 per cents at
100 france SIX confines. Exchange on Lon
following changes. Notes In circulation in
current Increased 81. SS0 900 francs. gold on
hand increase Ion, 900 francs. bills discounted
increased 99,35O. 900 francs: silver on hand
decreased 3,1oo 900 francs.
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% ess and qR .s4ss t
snins asrect Of the irqnsvsai dispute and nd very
feir export demand. Liverpool advanced 4 to I'D
70 Pi ns o 'h saSsr mss
factor in the speculative situs.ion. Rain was
S2o trO' FsPoF:sa IN p.sste
were only AZ car. against Ssl ayear ago and Min
Louis ressyed 2S bushels srain.. 81 40 las;
year. ST. Louis exporters report tod cable aoceptances
limits. There has of late been e good demand In the
interior from millers The cearances FROM the sca.
this month The september premium at Chicago
has not Nttra ted much wheat there Of late had
At sss. 400 bushels
Paris declined TO 10 confines wheat and IS
Rains have favored seeded wheel and will help fur.
teer seeding; The total area may come 70 that
ton on selling by local scalp.rs; BTHdstrsets
bushels. against 900 los 6Ishcis last week
81 ss IN bushels sS s0fF'rHans sfSG
7s4 bI : IN 1870 and 2.9Ia,see Bushels in
aggregate 4e,ada.oHo lu1hels against 47.oOO.se7
bnshsi, last year and 5n144171 bushels in lsa7-
in sympathy with wheat. but the export business
o1To Ss.s. 4 from oSa9ao
enough factor to make corn indGPendSnt Of wheat n
900 bnssels Of Sontract there By saturday, ali #
Which the ss,pcmbsirn long, will will GET Cncsao
/
ember for sale and the price is under S3 cents.
This firm IL the interest which has long Scptemh
corn and consequently its selling has special in
tiuence" REYNOLDS Co. of Chicago telegraphed:
"a plungtr Is ham,nerins without selling much:
holders is feature in this market" The Cincinnati
Prie> Current said: AN corn matured without
frost" Mcintyre wardwel said: There Is
corn to Chicago for septe Der delivery: The ad.
vance ma1e very generally expected by holders
and they are taking advantage OF the opportunity TO
feet October, The demand is large very large and
the supply ia light on tho basis of few weeks
| past phau need over double tho quantity fl
the visible supply to meet export needs let alone
home requirements. This year has found very
| New corn will not move until November and
may BIO very soft in that month. Corn is
! is near at hand" Liverpool declined y to I'D.
Corn exports for the week aggregate 277G.43O bush
ella, against 1914. ea6 bushels last week. 25So,oI6
bushels In this weel year ago. SloS,dol bushels
bushels In 1925. Since July this season corn
ports aggregate 56,e3l 1858 bushels against 30 o95
| 23S bushels during the ssme period year ago and
IL ,50s. 592 bushels in 1S97-9s. Oats were hrm.
| FLouR-Steaiy with salos Of IL 600 bushels. Re
| i2'7T7 bbls and s,Oos sacks. Winter in bills; S1
| pnr6ne. $2.Su9S2.4o; No. extra &2.46As2. S5;
ceArS $40 ass II; straights. So 8o9S3 80; pAtent
SsbOes8.76: Spring in bills: Clears Ss.oo0so.l o;
CoTIoN-SYot cotton here was Unchanged. with
sales of d46 bale export. and 40 for spinning
400 were delivered on contract. MiddlinG
| Louis and Savannah advanced nc, Norfolk 8-l8o.
| aud Memphis. Baltimore and Charleston 10.
| Memphis sold $500 bales New Orleans 2,4oo. 81,
| Louis 400, Augusta ssS and Mobile 300 bales.
| Tho movement to-day u fOllONB:
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Excited and active markets were the feature on
both sidss OF the water in this cotton trade. Mr..
rell il ssid 70 have com out With 6eariah eircu-
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MINING MACHINERY.-BRAsER CHALMERa
vi 10 Broadway. New York, manufacturers Of
mining and smelling machinery. Estimates min
ing, milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nished.
MINING MACHINERY-Cpexcelledi IN efficiency.
WI dATHS IRoNWORES. IL broadway
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tinrnfiRL
oFBICE OF
Union Pacific Railroad CO.
No. lao Broadway New York.
To Holders Of Collateral Trust
Non-CumuIative Series A Income Bonds
OF THE

Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.;
Union Pacific Railroad Company desiring to ac-
quire a majority OF the Collateral Trust NonCumu.
latye Series A Five Per Cent. Income bonds OF the
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, offers 70
holders OF such bonds b exchange the same for its
own First Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds bond
for bond interest to be adjusted as accrued to Sop
TENDER 1. 1859. - ~, =,
This 10 not b. constitute standing ofor but II 10
intended this offer shall ceaee without further nou
ncetion as soon a. euficient bonds have boon eH.
CHANGED for the purposes OF Union Pacific Rail
Holders Of the Oregon Short Line Five Per Gent.
Income Bonds. Series A. desring 70 Avail or ,nis
either to the Old Colony Trust Company. Boston or
Union Pacific Railroad Company 12o broadway,
New York.
ALEx. MILLAR, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE THE
FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY.

We. the undersigned. hereby give notice OF
our intention to organize Trust Company
under and pursuant TO the laws OF the State OF
New York. and, In conformity with the statute
in such case made and provided. We hereby
specify and state as follows. to wit:
FIRST, The names Of the proposed cor
porators are: Thos T. Eckert, Frank Jay
Gould. Henry Marruend. George J. Gould.
John P. Mum. W. 81. Thompson. W. f. Have
meyer. Edwin Gould. Charles A. Gardiner.
John J. Tucker. G. E. Fisher. Howard Gould.
T. Wistar Brown. s. g. Bnyne.
SECOND: The name OF the proposed Trust
Com pany 10 Federal Trust COMPANY"
THIRD: The location OF the proposed Trust
Company 10 10 be No. Seven Wall Street. In the
Borough of Manhattan. in the City. County and
State OF New York
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have here
unto affixed our signatures this 1st day Of
August, 1899.
Thos. T. Eokert Frank Jay Gould
W. r. Thompson Henry Maryland
George j. Gould Edwin Gould
w. +. Hnvomeyer John p. Mum
John j. Tucker Charles A. Gardiner
G. n. Fisher Howard Gould
T. WiStar Brown 8. G. BAyne
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oas wore steady on The spot. Sales 10000 bush.
Including lS4. 90 for export, here and at the out.
ports No. in elevator 2Ssfc.: do delivered, 29tc:
No. white, 3oc.; track and ungraded mixed, 81 sc
2ec. Chicago received 234 cara and expects 2lo
tomorrow. Corn was steady on the Apot. Sales
200, oon bush. including 1905 900 for export here
aud at the outports No. 2. lOs4c. December in
th!oago: do. white Zee. over Chicago received
1899 cars and expects 100 tomorrow. Futures
were so. lower ~ 40. higher Sales 21o 900 bush.
Prices follows:
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Augusta shipped to-day 1,374 bales; Memphs.
e72 81, Louis, l4l9; Cincinnati; i6Sss, and Hous.
with sales Of g. OF bales; futures advanced AZ to
IN points, but lost part and closed att net advance
OF 80 to AZ points. Tie Bombay receipts for the
week 1000 ARAinst 900 last year; sh pInents
none. The signal Service predicted showers for
Eastern Florida New Orleans advanced ~ points
on January. but reacted and declined a. Futures
here advanced 4 to 81 points, but reacted and de-
clined to points, then rallied and closed steady
at a net advance OF TO points Prices as tollowS;
Highest LoIRsIG CIoEinH
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dividends aud 5nterest.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAbRo

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE. New YORK. Sept. 10, 1899.
The Board OF Directors. at u meeting held this
day, have declared dividend Of TWO PER CENT.
on the preferred and common stock, payable at tn
next to stockholders Of record at the ooae OF buaf
moss on the gard day of September. 1899.
The closing of tho transfer books for this, and
subsequent dividends that may be declared, die
pensed with until further notice.
A further resolution was adopted Of thS sama
meeting OF the Board, providing for distribution,
on October 2hd, 1891. Of $4,000, 900 of the Dom.
penys surplus at the rate of ST. so share TO all
stookholders OF record at the close OF business on
the 23rd day of September, 1922
Il. V. W. RossIrER. TreAsurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
KINGS COUNTY ggSTTXs FL ESTES LIGHT AM
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The GalIetin National Bank

AN AoNtn SouooCubN6 Demf- AnuuA Dlrluouu.
NEW YoRK, Septem Der a. 1899.
The Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. and extra Divi-
dend Of ONE PER CENT. free of tax, payable on
and after October 9Th proximo. The transfer books
will remain closed until that date
SAMUEL WoOLVERTON, CAahiaR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
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cent interest; no CON ssion; real estate and
other hrstclAas securities worth hree times Rmouni
OF loan; only principals dealt with Investigate
loan b TX IA sun Office