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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-18
STORY OF THE RACE.
Shamrock Shaved Poor judgment In
Setting tho Big Club TopsaiI


New York, Oct. 17.-Clear weather
and fine breeze greeted the shippers
and crews of the racing yachts when
they turned to- this morning. An
early start was the order and other
yachts were towing out past the point
OF the Hook at 9 o'clock. The Sham
rocks mainsail was hoisted soon after
and at go she cast off her :ow line.
broke out her jib and filled away to
starboard at a point midway between
Scotland and Sandy Hook lightships.
The Columbia continued in tow until
well up to the Sandy Hook iishtship,
and at 9:25 her crew set the mainsaii
in eight minutes. AS soon as the sail
Ras up she cast off her tow line and set
what appeared to be her No. 2 eluo ,nf
sail, not the largest one she has. The
club topsail which the Shamrock hegan
to set at $40 was apparently her arg
est one. the same one which was bent
on Monday to aluminium spars TG-
day, with freshenins breeze from tie
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To Avoid Seizure.

Port Said, Oct. 1.-THE German
steamer Kaiser from Hamburg is dis
embarkins at the entrance of the Suez
canal 1900 pieces Of ammunition con-
signed to the Transvaal. This step is
taken in order to avoid seizure in the
Red sea by British cruisers. The am
munition will probably be embarked
for Hamburg on board the steamer
Herzog, whic his shortly expected here
The Kaiser was shadowed by the Brit
ish cruiser Thetis through the Mediter-
ranean. The Thetis passed into the
canal this morning. 1t is reported that
several German officers are on board
the Kaiser bound for the Transvaal
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Beers Wild Shooting

London. Oct. 1.-THE crew of the arm
ored train say the Beers fred 1s shells
but their aim was wretched and not a
single shot struck the train, which then
made bold enough to approach nearer and
opened tire with the Maxims. The burgh-
ers replied with heavy ritles. again shoot
ing wildly. Only three or four bullets
struck the train. Subsequently the crew
learned that five Beers and two Boer
horses were killed. while several Beers
and horses were wounded. Not a member
OF the British force was so much as
touched
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To Blow Up Transports.

London, Oct, 17.-According to dis
patches from Pretoria, the Transvaal
government received an offer from Il
wealthy Eurepean recently to supply a
fleet of completely equipped torpedo boats
Tor the purpose of blowing up the Brit
ish transports on arriving in South Afri-
ca. The offer was curtly rejected. Prcs-
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Nearly u Collision

The Shamrock finally got the Column
bia under her lee two minutes before
the start, and, try as the. defender
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Finished the Race.

Sir Thomas thanked him and passed
on in his yacht. For 30 minutes and 45
seconds the Columbia continued on the
starboard tack. She had taken in her
jib topsail soon after the accident to
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"WEDNESDAY. Aug. so. 1899.
Receipts Of beeves were 3lo1 head. including 81
cars for export alive 1902 for slaughteres and 80 for
the market; making with the stale cattle, ~ cars on
sale Demand fair and prices generally steady. light
bulls and inferior thin cows selling in some
shade lower. The yards were cleared. Ordinary to
choice steers sold at 81 shss5 80 y 100 N; s;axsand
oxen at s325ss 30; bulls at 81. 5O@ 5o COWS at
- :hSb3ho: heferS and stocker at saos4 Dressed
beef slow al Tir sal4c n for poorest TO best native
sides Cables slow. Exports to-day, 600 cattle, 85
sheep aud is2 quarters Of beef; tomorrow. none
Receipts Of calves =. head making with the
few stale calves. 2.61b sale. Market active and
prices fully zoe higher with q prompt clearance of
the pens. Common to choice yeals sold at $50
$3.50 r 100 ms; fed calves at S4@$4.5o: Erassers
and bpttermlks At $685.; yearings at 50. City
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1o.376 head. in
Guiding cars for butchers and 394 cars for the
market making, With the stale stock. 46
sale: GOOD handy sheep were steady: heavy sheep
weak early sales OF lambs were about steady for
good stock but the whole market weakened and fell
OF ease. closing dull with AZ cars unsold. Com
mon to prime sheep sold at o.. 5o8s4.37A y 100 ms
dock Of selected export wethers at 81 80: common
to prime lambs at 81 25OSh: . few heads at SG.12&
culls st S39s4; dressed mutton slow at Sc Nc y D.
dressed lambs weak at S0v<c.
Receipts of hogs were 6.d<2 head and there
about cars on sale. Slow at S<T00$z 80 a 100 ms
for ordinary to prime hogs.
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Coffee prices we're somewhat hrmer today in spito
OF lower Rio cables and heavy receipts. There was
asmall local demand and at the tame time there
was no pressure to sell. One hrm said:-"There
seems TO DO nothing In the immediate sitna
ZION 70 encourage speculative buying. as the
world, worlds Visible supply. though the largest on
record ut this season of the year, 10 likely TO
Increase materially before the maximum ngnres on
the amount in sight e expected this month; Cot
pear to offer better Inducements to dealers. Re
ceipts a Rio and Santos continue large, and go far
arc about equal to the bumper crop OF 1o6oo.oo0
bags two years ago"
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits OF turpentine t7h9tso.
Common to good strained rosin 81. 3o0sl.82S.
. PRovIsioNs-Lard was steady; Western. sc: 80; Con
inental renned s5.s5. Pork was steady At spyso,6o
Tor mess. Meats were arm; picked hhmsi. l0c.
DO shoulders 10: do: bellies. aGIc: Tallow tAc.
oitrss 2ls; do. nrst. lshS2oc: state extras. 2oho
2lc.: do. nr5ta, 10000. Cheese-State full cream
small colored. fancy. 11c do. whta oHc large col
ored. l0Ac do white ok91ot<. Egvs-state. Penn.
sylvania and Western 1sal6hc. Chicago Aug. 30
Provisions were easier on rather liberal offerings
from September longs. The close steady at .
small decline Packers and shorts bought and there
wa! also q good Investment demand. The cash
trade was fairly good"
su0AR.-Raw was steady at t<c. for % test and
nned was in fair demand and steady,
CHICAGO, Aug. 3O-These were to days prices:
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MINING NEWS.

The Empire State; Idaho Company has de-
cent. on its capital stock. payable Sept. Is.
Tho net earnings OF the mine now exceed
$4,000 por day.
A dispatch from Rossland. p. G.. states that
a new ore body IA feet wide. and carrying
G Rs Ro COPPER Values has been discovered in the
Advices from Vancouver B. G.. note that tho
lead has been struck 10 the lower tunnel Of
In the upper tunnel.
visit to East K"ofenay' B. e. reports consider ,rH
sn sn Is bs3s done end many claims are max
Northern Hallway will build branch line over
the divide from ArCenta down Toby Creek.
siyerton. Col. is reported in nourshing
to the front The Bell and Crown is turning
3nt large quantities Ct ore WHICH sI rpn nearly
cash for the property has been refused
Advic-s from Wallace. Idaho. note that the
union miners are submitting to the permit sys-
In many Instances. however, permits are re.
fused for cause.
Duluth. MINI. corroboratos the renort OF the
fields for 81, 23oO0Q. The property comprises
;sa4s With to s. sHd m hf ton For sGSs
was $4,000 per week. With q thirty stamp
Cripple Creek reports that an English compa-
ny has bought the Column ia on Bacon Hill for
$4,000. 1t Ia believed that this mi Inc contains
| the north extension Of the Fanny B--Orizabs
vein and ore chute. From dspth Of 200 feet
ore Ia henR taken out from the F.. Porter Gold
| King that ASSAYS from $500 to 500 ton
| Butte. Mont. sends word that rich copper
| vein has been discovered In the heart OF tho
| city. Old miners state that It is the best look
ing lead ever found in the district at the top OF
| the ground.
A New York mining man writes from Ami
| zette. \. NJ. that the camps In the northern
part OF the Territory are making good pro-
Eress. Properties that were classed as pros
poets in the spring now producing large
quantities. Of ore. Three new custom mills are
IN successful operation. and two others have
been contracted for; new mining camp has
River and called the U. S. Park camp.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY. Aug, 80.


The stock market developed new strength
to-day. The improvement in prices was gen.
eral and in some instances large Although
rates for money were not lowered. IL was made
Svident that whatever funds might be required
for speculative purposes would readily be OBJ
tainable at the present rates, and possibly
within few days at somewhat reduced rates
Any advance In rates would be likely
70 bring funds from the interior. which
would promptly put them down again.
II Is noteworthy that at this time money 10
cheaper in Chicago than In New York. and
that implies that there ia enough money In
the West TO move tho crops without calling
upon the East Accordingly there 10 nothing
In sight to produce pinch In money at this
centre. There was decline In sterling ex
change OF one fourth cent for demand and one
eighth cent for go day bills and cable transfers
as q result OF an increasing supply OF bills and
an easier feeling abroad There were larger
dealings In American securities In London.
with bsttered prices.
The stock that led In the transactions on the
Stock Exchange was Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
II made a substantial gain In price and closed
at the highest figure OF the day. Tho short in
terest In the stock. which was heavily aug
mented In the recent bear raid on II. was made
apprehensive by the confident character OF the
bnying. Should It be forced to cover pro-
nounced difference might be made In the price
OF this stock. The demand for access to
tho books OF the company which was
mpanied by threat OF recourse to tho
court should It not be complied with. was
ignored. IL savored too much OF an attempt to
produce o depreciation in the stock. or at any
ratio to obstruct an advance In II. Another
stock In which there was considerable activity
and sharp rise In price was Sugar Refining
II was bought in the belief that the Sugar
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Cotton active but lower under the influence of
further light rains in Texas. heavy rains in South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida and ;ignt rains in
Alabama; n lower market IN Liverpool and local
selling for both accounts Moreover. Liverpool and
the south sold here, and some weak uutsldcrs who
bought recently forced to lquidAtc their hold.
ingE Then. too, the crop movement continued on a
large scale and tho spot markets in this country and
abroad were quiet and in some instances easier
New Orleans was lower for futures and though OF.
fetal reports OF the TeNRs rainfall showed only a
trling precipitation. private rdyices reported good
showers A. NarIons points in the State. There was
slight rally from the lowest point on covering OF
shorts and some commission house buying
Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 26.--"NeAther hAs been very
hot past two weeks and there II no doubt crop In
the district has suffered in consequent and Also
from lack OF rain. outlook not as good 40 il was
even ten DAYS ago. We have had twice as many new
bales as at this time last year. showing heat 10 hur
ryinR forward the opening Of the hollis" Norfolk
Va. AuR. 2s.-'From most msgniive nt prospect
for large otton crop two weeks ago eastern North
Carolina hAa now very inferior crop. The late
storm almost ruined cotton in that section. Ii IL
not large section but 1t ia where our factories get
greatly felt by them"
CoFFRR-Rlo on the spot was steady at Sac for
No. :, Sales OF 1000 Bugota and 600 Central Amer.
lean, Futures were unchanged to 10 points highe
closing iqnlet Sales 800 bags. Havre was un-
changed. Hamburg was unchanged to 4 pig higher.
American warehouse deliveries IL. 5e6 bags. Rio
declined 90 res; receipts 1000; stock 81 600
change l.32d. an advance Of I.32d. Santos was
unchanged; receipts $4,000; stock $3.50 Prices
here a. follows;
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Union Trust Company Of KewYOrk
80 Broadw way.


New York. March 23d 1899.
The undersigned. the Trustee under the mort
gage executed by the LOUISVILLE AND NASH
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing date March
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 the
State OF Kentucky. hereby gives notice that the said
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CON-
PANY. pursuant to Section Eight in tho said mort
gage. providing for sinking fund has paid to this
Company the installment OF FIFTY-F1vE THOU
SAND DOLLARS $3.50 due on March 1. 1890.
and that the undersigned. not being able. after
effort to purchase bonds for redemption at or
below par. the said Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company. notice and request by the under.
signed, did. on the 23d day of March, 1899. at its
Office. IN the City OF New York. proceed to designate
by lot Of the said bonds equal at par to the
amount OF raid payment OF Fifty-hve thousand
Dollars. by drawing the same. and that thereby tho
following bonds were designated for payment viz
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COW MERCT<L.

WEDNESDAY. Aug. 3o.-GRAIN-w heat-Spot
was irmer. Sales 100000 bushels for export
here and at the outports. No. ! northern Du-
luth DC. over Sept. T. o. b. afoat; No. ! hard
Duluth Sac. over: No. northern New York
Bic. over Tho Northwestern receipts we're
313 cars against 175 last week and 647 last
year; Chicago - against 81 last week and
236 last year. Futures closed sc. higher. with
sales Of 3.455.OOO bushels. After Change Dec
on curb was 77',c. asked. Prices as follows:
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WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION co,

80 Nassau street, New York August 80 1909
cAsh dividend No, q OF four dollars per share on
the capital stock of this company has been declared
payable at this once on and after September 9TH
ls"9. Tho stock transfer books will DO closed at
three O'Clock p. NJ on FRIDAY September St 1890
and roopened on the 9TH Gay OF September. 1870.
Y, \, ROLLINS TreaHurer-
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BE- Nassau b. New YORK. Aug. aoth, 1899.
cash dividend Of -FOUR DOLLARS PEk SHARR
on che capital stock OF this Company has been
declared. payable At this office on and after Sep
TENDER 9th. isya. The stock transfer books will be
closed at o o'clock ?. NJ. on Friday, September
lat 1909, and reopened on the eth dag OF Sep
TENDER. 1900. 7. 8. ROILIES,
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tations. Railway, and other bonds firm. The
troit City Gas IS, Penna and Eastern Mines lsts.
| Rock Island general ~ uniop Pacific a., Wa.
and Ohio. Kansas and Texas. Missouri Pa.
| cihc. Oregon Short Line and st. louis South
-.Comnerciai rice of bar silver in New York.
| 80 LILO, Bar silver 10 London closed at
= 3.l8d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
Money on call 81 "a 4per cent. Time money
Is quoted at ~ per cent, for thirty days on al;
three months and Z per cent. for nye am ak
months LomnImT,erclal paper is quoted at AGA Oa
prime sin gs names 4do per cent? other
sterling exchange was weak and lower on an
change was ' dSSfi and hssyy Po:,sd rates are
dtis sSSE SS s sSd ds5s ssa
S4S7GD+:sIt francs. are quoted at So, 200
ss2SS G OIf apS of cn& 20 nS Ss SS
and 1890 i 25l fS' for shoT. ,O' ,0"s
Par. .Chareston-Buying. 1-l9 discount. sell,
Ing. 1-1b premium. sayannahX>Buying. Lis
saS c nSC
San Francisco-slGht. 1oc prem nm telegram
5R s
banks. 15c. and 5c. discount over counter. Soc.
The National Gramophone Company has de-
clarcd monthly dividend of ! per cent.
payable Sept. 10.
These securities. among others. were sold
by auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:
go Shares Trust Company Of America .........271
90 Shares Western National Bapk..............tO7
10 Shares Guaranty Trust Company .......... 1904
rs Shares Woodlawn Cemetery,................1
80 shares International Banking Trust Com
The receipts OF tho Government to- day were:
Customs. SeB5. 400: internal revenue. $685.
6eS: miscellaneous. SS4.3O7: a total OF ST.
S78.4O5: the disbursements were S1.TSO.O0O:
an excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
S08.4 the receipts Of the fiscal year to date
have been $4,000. 1853: tho expenditures.
$101 521 .O9O: an excess OF expenditures over
receipts OF S5.49T.327.
The Official count Of cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion 49, e. AZ a.sS 30
silver dollars and bullion 4.eso.4Io t79s.7oa
u. y. notes ............... lT1S5,T77 11,4OS, l12
Other assets less demand
Liabilities. ............... 12.soe.eos 1o.4ss.447
Available cash balance in.
Guiding gold reserve. $3.50. 1854 e47 s27p 68s526
Money in London IGIl \ per cent. Rates Of
discount In open market for short and three
months, bills. }'s03a per cent. Amount
OF bul lion gone into tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day. 100000 Paris advices
quote 3 per cent. at 100 francs 81, centimos.
Exchange on London % francs p centimes.
pany is now prepared to receive the original
certificates Of deposits for payment OF sub
scriptions and to issue In exchange therefor
its engraved certificates
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Total issue

secure an independent administration OF the prop.
Gates viii be issued FOR pr"ferred and dug Common
stock Us above mentioned.
The Reorganization Committee has arranged for
Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company and II is
NINA, properties by the issue Of 81 per cent ter
mnsi bond ssrnrSa nYonR SAD ,,rnas and guar
bonds will be based upon and restricted to the
ss on sem tr. as they may
The bonds to 10 sold and payments for new stool.
holders, have been nnderwritten, and the sum Of
$3.50, 900 viii thus be provided for the cash re.
believed Q DO amply .ufhcien; therefor. .'' ~
The holders of the v,r'cps securities above named
ment by depositing their securities in either of tho
following depositories
ph" s:%.r s s%% THAT Ssns Hssl
81 81 BE F5Hi! G TnE DAY
S %iE sE III Ed 81 DEPOSIT IN USUAL FORM
No BEpGsiT OF SECURITIES WILL BE RE:
s sTSH TERMS AS THE uNDERslGNED MAY M.
committed with the approval and co.opefation
Of the holders Of large amounts OF the .secu.
to their fellow security holders to promptly accept
ssd plan will be found ,,t.Shed to the printed
from either of tho repositories or from the under.
Dated Philadelphia. August II. 1892
WIN. +. HARRIlY.
A. HECKsCHER New York.
HERMAN SlELCkEN CSew York.,
SAMU Ell II. SHIPLEY,
SILAS W. PETIT
WINTHROP SMITH,
WILLIAM EDENBORN tChicagol
MAN PAM Chicago,
r,,,,, ,,o,,>, Committee.
No. III West sixth Street, Kansas City Mo.
PAM DOSSELLY 4 GLFNNON,
RoOEerv Building, Chicago.
READ 4 PETIT.
No. 1928 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
Counsel for Reorganization Committee,
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OFFICE OF
EMPIRE STATE-IDAHO MINING AND
DEVELOPING CONTAIN.

Stokes Building. 46 Cedar street.
New York Aug 80, 1899.
Dividend No. rs.
monthly dividend of two and half per cent on
the capital stock Of this nmplny has been
payable September 9th to stock holders of record ut
the close of business on September lat
F. ]. klLNER, Secretary.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
New YORK.; August 80, IsGa;-A quarterly dividend
OF ONE AND OSE.QUAE1ER u ~. PER CENT. on
the capital stock ~ this Company, will be paid al
The once OF the Company. ri Cortlandt Street in
this city on and after Friday. September 10, 1875
The transfer books will he closed from the close OF
business to-day until tho morning Of Saturday Sep.
temter 10. 1899.
By order OF tho Board Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER, Treasurer
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Flowing
with
Split Sticks.

tits probably truth without exception that evsry
dscoyery and every invention since the world b,-
gan has had its skeptics and its scoers. The lot Of
both discoverer and inventor has been the same
through all history Had the pessimists had their
way. all mankind would to-day be cave dweller,
and blowing az they plowed at ALI with the split
sticks of the ancient Egyptians. No advance in
civilization no improvement or now convenience
ever received the approval of . pessimist-or ever
will.
There In . difference between the discoycrer and
the yeptor A scientist seeks th cause OF c,rt.,
result whom he discovers IL other scentsts follow IL
up study IL. experiment with IT, merely as q msttsr
of escarch to learn all the phases Of the prneple
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10000 SHARES
OF our capital stock At
$500 PER SHARE,

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Make checks payable to tho order Of THOMAS
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that this corIpAny will surely pay.
Send for prospectus. 9
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Pittsburgh, gainesville & FairDOrt R. R.
First So Mortgage Bonds, Que 1916.

In view of the early reorganization of the Pitts.
burph and Western Hallway Co., of which system
your property is an essential part and In considera
ton of the fact thati is proposed TO appropriate
out OF earnings sum sufficient to meet some e1
traordinary expenditures. thereby imperlling the
payment Of the interest Bonds. 1t is deemed
OF the utmost importance that Bondholders should
unite for mutual protection.
Therefore. the undersigned. representing major.
ty OF the ISSUE ask you to join them by depositng
your Bonds with The Mercantile Trust Co, No. 100
broadway, on or before the LIST OF September, 1890
Negotiable certificates will be issued to depostors
Copies Of the Bondholders' agreement can be OBJ
tanned at the office Of the Trust Company or OF
either one Of the Boudholders' Committee
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE, No 81 BroadGt
+. j. LISMAN, No. 30 Broad st
JAMES II. OLIPHANT, No 20 Broad st.
ALVIN w. KKECH, No. 100 broadway.
New York July 81, 1922