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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07

yU7HE STEAMER S. a. MCCALL. or,
the Petersburg. Norfolk and James
River Steamboat line. leaves the n. Y.
NESDAY and FRIDAY AT a m. win
passengers and freight for Newport News
all James River landings and Petersburg
arriving in Petersburg about p M. CIV
ing the Richmond passengers about one
hour in Petersburg before the train
leaves, arriving in Richmond about $50
y. m. Fare about one-half what It is BY
rail. First-class fare 10 Petersburg. So;
Second-cius Sl.Co. 10 per cent discount
for round-trip tickets. L. Is COOKE,
General Agent !. w. PHILLIPS. owner
Phones. new and Old No. is9.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07

.Daily. daily. ex. Sunday
ern Pacific and Texas 6 Pacific RAILWAYS
for ell points in Texas. Mexico and Calf
fornia.
No. ss--Arrive Portsmouth daily $40
p. m.
Pass'r Agt.. 1893 Ma,n St. Norfolk va
MURRAY FORBES
Trav Pass'r Agt.. Portsmouth. Wa
z. ST. JOHN. Vice President and General
Manager
v. r. McBEE. General Superintendent.
II. w. b. GLOVER. L. s. ALLEN.
Traffic Manager. Genl Pass'r Agt..
Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07

paliy except Sunday. other time daily
~; i-Day Express DAILY. tPArior Car
10 -, Nithmond aud Pullman Richmond to
Snc!hnat. Louisville and st. Louis
connects at Gordonsville for Orange
ano p.inG;pal stations on Southern Rail-
way north OF Orange.
,Nc. S--DAlLS. Pullmans Old Point TO
H,.ton. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Meals served on Dining Cars on NoS 4
ana west OF Gcrdonville
Chesapeake and ohio arrives Mt Norfollc
LID m and 7:o5 p. m. Arrivec at Ports
H9uth l2:tO D. IN. and 1880 p. m.
tor further Information apply to
WILCOX, Ticket Agent, or
r. W. CSRD. Passenger Agent
:; and Ticket Ofhcc. GraEby Gtreet.
JOHN D. POTTS,
Asst General Passenger Agent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

eundav, Mt 4.25 y. m and morning train
=, II n. m. TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. connecting with al rail and
EAST and West. Passenger station at foot
Of East Main street. Norfolk and Vest
ern depot. Freight station on Water
street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07

See DR.. Week about your eyes. Ex.
animation free. $40 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07

General Freight and Passenger Agent
K KING. General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07
Norfolk Z W0ShIlQIOD Steamboat Go

Tho new ana powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
1NGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily az follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-07
INVITED TO SPEAK.

An invitation was sent yesterday to
Rev. w. G. Starr, D. D., pastor of
Broad Street NJ. L. Church, Richmond,
to deliver an address before the Ep-
Market Street NJ. e. Church on tho
eth inst. ~
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NEW YORK. Friday June 2.-Receipts OF heeves
were 1850 head. including 40 cars for export alive
lo4 for slaughterers and Fl for the market, and
with the stale stock, there were as sale The
demand was slack and prices barely aimed except
for prime beeves. which were and tribe firm
About all the offer ngs were taken Medium to prime
steers sold at S<.7b@6b 30 e 100 n. common oxen
at So Is. medium to choice tat nls at So SOC ~
common to good cows at a., 80 asa. Dressed beef
slow at ~ assc. e n. for ordinary to choice native
sides. Cables slow and UNCHANGED. Exports to-day
mono; tomorrow. $50 beeves and ,g94 quarters OF
beef
Receipts Of calves were 2e2 head. all for the
market, and, with the stale calves. there AYR
on sale Prime fresh stock IN fairly good demand
and prices firm to &c higher. About 40 h. ad
tmaiuly stale calves unsold. Common to choice
vcals sold at S4dS6.2i p 100 NJ. q bunch of good
buttermiks at $3.50. City dressed vcals steady at
7It& lOC. p n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 3 4a3 head
including Nv or city butchers and IL for the
market. and. counting the stale stock. there were
10y cas- on sale. sheep were weak. and common
and IN dun grades lower: prime yearllngs steady
and others weak choice lambs held mp to
Yesterday prices. but the under grades were I5a
25c off. Two and half cars of sheep and yearlings
were held over. Poor 70 prime sheep sold at S3@
S4.75 = 100 n; common TO choice yearngs at
S4.hOsSS31l4; common to choice lambs at $1,000
81: cnlls at 81. Dressed mutton, 7Ls"c. i n. (;
dressed yearlings, SO lec.; dressed lambs ll8l4c
Receipts of hoEs were 2,5lH head. including 2"H
ern hogs sold at 81 lof loon.
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MINING NEWS.

Tho Chesape AXE. Battle Mountain. Cripple
Creek has been sold to Boston men for $780,
Several rich mines are being opened up near
Fort, Steel. British Columbia. At depth OF
EXPOSED that runs $40 to the ton In silver and
srs OF the lie Eoi. has returned from visit to
Republic. Wash. He states that six mines in
the district have developed into large pro-
ducers. and that many others are making a
fine showing This sea sons work. he says. will
be a revelation to the mining world.
the C.rur dAlcnes will show n money loss OF
Sl.OOu.OOO The plant Of the Bunker Hill hat
was destroyed by the dyhamiters was worth
S25O.OUO. and emf loy ees OF railroads and smelt-
ers have lost S2OO.OOo by the diminution Of the
Late news of the strike in the FL Caliph Re-
public. is that there are three feet Of quartz in
the drift The walls are perfect. but the M,
be determined until the ledge is opened fur
The s1tir. ledge in the Blue Jacket. Seven
Devils. Idaho. contains pay ore. Returns from
smelling Company q New York gave . Eer
cent. copper. Sls gold and Sl2 silver to the
Shipments of high; grade ore have been or.
the propertes Of the Northwest Copper COM
net net 5 90 rer ton, The vaushs has extended
ton aud has cro.scut. over 100 feet without
reaching the limit Of, the ore body, The
NOEtnWoSt VIII W COulplSlcu W tlle
mine by Aug. Il.
Thomas f Walsh. owner Of The famous
Camp Bird. San Juan. Col. has gone to Europe
for his health. He has had several tempting
offers for the Camp Bird. but us it is yielding
him an Income Of Sl.0Oo0OO per annum. he
has refused to entertain them. Before eav-
ing Colorado ne ordered n large force to no
employed in the lower tunnel, and ere he re-
turns In the fall he expects the Camp Bird to
SLOGAN. B., c.. is reported uneasy over the
prospect of general strike when the eight.
hhn DST
The Mine Owners Association has offered t.
pay 50 per dav, hut the men insist that they
are entitled to $3.50 the present wages for tea
hours. A number of mines have closed down.
and others are to follow suit unless a COM
promise OF some kind is elected
joplin, Mo. wires that one Of the biggest
deals in the district has been consummlted.
This il the sale OF the Rogers and Minor eighty
acre tract of mineral land. Aurora. and 45'i
adjoining acres. known nS the FlOurney farm,
to Coliey 4 Co. OF New York and Boston for
$SOooOo: The, nroneIty, includes the No. |.
Prosperity. and futile zinc mines, which nre
now producing 25U tons Of ore daily. Ten
years ago the property was bought for $50.
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seems to initiate against trading in futures here
the New York stock Is VIGOROUSLY composed very
largely Of low grades As t. the criticism that the
FNchAnge reviscs the differences ONLY twice year 1t
Is titcd that wncn the revisions were made onro
month grave abuse sprGng up in thu matcruf mauip
hlAton by Interested parties. which had distinctly
adte Sc effect on the business Of cotton futures 1t il
added that while the p.Cscnt system nay pn shly at
times be attended with temporary hardship, in the
onH iun II IL equitable since at times there L. rr
ponderancc ~ high grades rather than of liw
grades, TINS seasons experience being alt lgetnrr
exceptional OF Course, New York be ,nu far
from The cotton neld., sonp special Inducements
have To he held ont t. draw cotton to this lint.
without pursuing the matter further it ny I've
stated that great deal can be said on both SIDES OF
ms question 1t IS frlt however by the best friends
OF the Exchange that II would he well tn avoid even
the falntest appearance of discriminating against the
planter or seller of cotton since he has the power at
times to make hi, self felt witness the law
Gently Iassed in TtNas. prohibiting trading in fu,
lures. on the ground that It tended TO cheaper II Q
price or cotton. The argument sJlrleyed to- b. fal.
laClous, hut error at times IL powerful Crop reports
to-day were generally favorable.
COFfEE-Rln on the spot twas quiet at GLtr. S'.C.
for No. !. Sales OF 900 bags Maracaiho Futures
advanced r points. but partially reacted, CLOSING
steady with prices unchanged to r points higher
Sales. 800 bags. lIayre advanced II. Hnnuurg
VISA UNCHANGED. American warehouse deliveries. H.,
264 bags. Prices here as follows;
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financial.

on tho prospectus. and certified copies " the
Decd OF Trust ami letters shown in the pros-
lectmS can I've seen at the Offices Of the TRCST
izyd to receive subscriptions.
The suhScrittiOn list witt open MONDAY
June the 9TH and close on or before Tt ESDAY
the following week ut twelve O'Clock noon
Arnlic itiOn W II he made in due course to the
tatiOn
An allotment will be made ms early AS rossi.
bio after the close " the subscription. and IN
case II no allotment tho deposit will he re-
turned in full immr !intry
In default OF payment uf tho respective In
stalmcuts at their due dates. the allotment
and any previous payment will he liable to
forfeiture
Tn" Gold bonds will be issued and exchanged
for scrip certificates as soon as practicable
after the final payment Is made.
Applications should be made on the form ac-
c0npnnying the prospectus. and together with
n cheek for tn" amount Of the deposit he for
ward"d 10 the Trust Companies designated.
who will also furnish pro. prctuses and forms
OF application IL rpnurstrl
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An early slight adNanc" i'll coffee due to small
demand aud an indisposition to sell hut before the
close moot of the Improvement was lost owing to- q
falling Of IN the demand. The receipts NJ Rio were
boOO bags, nut no other advicCS were received from
Brazil. The stock in llavre IL l,6i2,ODO bags, in
Gliding | % 10000 Brazilian
NAVAL SrORFE-Spirits turpentine, 4OdI OLor. Com.
mon to good strained rosin, 81 900 Sl.I1L.
PROvisIOSs-LaId was steady: Western S.. %: con.
nnentRl $40. Pork steady at 81 2" "a $50 for
mess; Meats were steady, rickled hams s.mss4c ;
do. shoulders 4llc: do bellies. 5LtC. Tallow. 4is
9iAc. Dressed H. g, 5hN 5}Qc. Butter Creamery.
Western; extras lol$c,; dc" hrsts. 5@i7r% State
extras lsSlsipc.: do. fr-ts. la lTier. Cheese
State. new full cream, large choice. white, sic, do
Gnlored H@'hc.; small. white saic. E;gs State,
pennsylvania and Western lac lhlQc. Chicago. June
p" Hogs advanced 5c. TO lOc., causing a tirmcr
market for provisions. Lard was rather easier due
to an increase of 10000 ties. in the 10 al stock
The speculative orders were mostly on the selling
side. Armour was credited with being the best
buyer The cash trade was only fair.
SrGAR-Raw was quiet at 4asc. bid for a07 test and
+lec. for SDo test Refined fairly articc and firm
CHICAGO, June 2.-These were today's prices;
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. June 2-GRAIN-Wheat-Sp was
steady. Sales 100000 bush. for export here
and at the outports No. northern Duluth to
arrive. 2'.c. over July; No. l hard Duluth
CSC over: No. ! northern New York. 2tsc
over The Northwestern receipts were 53s
cars, against $40 last week and 2l0 last year
Chicago 70. against "a last week and 80 last
year. Futures closed &c. to sc higher with
sales OF 4,l25.OOO bush. Prices as follows:
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Ol,ntng. H2hest Lo,c'H Closing. NIpht.
y..... .39b 3aas 8ols 38H 3p>s
t .3pE ap'G ap1s aH% 3S1s

OL,n,ng. HGhsH. LotC'H Closing. N,Dht
s"py &c S%'ss Ss s s ssss
Wheat advanced on higher cables. damage in Russia
only ,0WGooo against . oH4 900 last week. though
a year ago they wern s4O,ooo. Furthermore. North.
posed to sell St, Louis. weakened and Kansas sent
more favorable crop advices Besides, Ltverpool's
passage we're easier and neglected, Futures were
SD t. sd higher in Liverpool. Paris declined Nc
dropped tec all of which looks as though some
European grain merchants were disposed to recti e
the Russian and RoumaniAn reports with grain
OF salt. Yet september here was d-loc. over July
showing a premium over July for the hrst time. The
higher with better export inquiry, though Liver.
"% aa
For the week last year they were 1872 900. Oats
H m a T begin to
an Improvement, Wheat, including honr' shipments
asssN bush last Week bush Af IN the
corresponding week Of 1875, :,12oos3 bush. in
wheat aggregate 2l2,ood, 4as bush. agan.t PIG.
aggregate Sa294U7 lush, against s.s45sis bush sin
last week. o.do3,4 bush in this week year ago
and i. i4.5lo bush in 1890 Since July this sea-
s SsSSH neDa ne Gnsh
FLofRTradInf wa. still ys,y quiet. but prices re-
Os nhls md al,2o7 sacks; exports. i7,lH7 hbis
ST s No. 2o es snpes a.
cS8.4o straghts. $a.bo@sa.ro; patents. S3.7Ha
S4lO. Springin bhls,: Clears So9S3.l5 strlik hts
S8.6O3S3.sO, patents, S4SS4.15.
COTTOS-STOt cotton here was unchanged with
sales of lH1 bales for spinning. Middling uplands
6l1c.. against Ha4c. New Orleans sold ,25O Mem.
phis coo and Mobile 400 bales. Liverpool was lIn.
changed on the spot. with sales OF $4,000 hales; f.
week $4,000. against $4,000 last week and 20, 900
last year: stocks .+IouOO, against l477 900 last
week and no 900 last year. The movement to day
as follows;
To-Day, Last Wrtk. Last Fear.
Port receipts, .,... d.+l7 5.l43 83a3
Weeks total. ........ 81 800 3t.b75 $3.50
The interior movement for the week was as follows:
R'c'iTE. Shipments .UiocES
This week ........... l5.+ST AO.477 34O325
Last week .......,... > .3H2 3N.NO+ 3Ba HN2
Last year. .,.........l no 20 900 1872 476
The rainfall for the past twenty four hours included
80 inches at YemRssee l.52 at Blnckville and U0
at Charleston 3. C.; 40 at Savannah Ga OF at
The Sguai Service predicted fair weather for tiror
ga, Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana eastern Texas
and the Carolinas; far for western Texas preceded
by showers in the extreme north threatening for
Tennessee: partly cloudy forwestcrn Florida aud Ar
kansas cloudy for eastern Florida; partly cloudy fnr
Oklahoma and Indian TERRITORY. preceded by show
era in extreme north. Port exports IA 5sd bales
New orleans WAS unchanged to point higher Flu
lures here advanced TO . points. but reacted and
closed quiet at unchanged prices. as follows:
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Cotton practically dead, and it was not helped
by published charges that the differences" be.
tween grades here all against the planter and
decidedly fay of the buyer that is the exporter
1t is averred that there is indisposltion TO buy
fall months ewing to the fact that good urdlnary ia
only 100 points on here, as against 1914 points in
New Orleans Yet August and October to-day sold AZ
practically the price. and the New York stock
has Increased only about BOO bales within a month
IT is fair to add that no general complaint made
is quoted at size, June Ia only 8 ssc., and the
fear Of getting poor cotton on contracts
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Supreme Court-Spccial Term.-Part I.-Court
opens at 1880 A, NJ. E1 parte matters.
Surrogates Court-Chamb ers- For probate-Wills
of John Halstead, Marie Wolfshehl, Ida Low, Hen.
rietta King. at 1880 A. NJ,
city Court-Speca Tcrm.-Court opens at 10 A. ".
MOtlUnb
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charges were 81 .ssl 1886, leaving n surplus Of
~ .345.O O4 ON incrense Of S265. 2S5.

Sl,345.0O4 an increase Of $265,285
The Oregon Railroad aud Navigation Com
III decrease Of $s24i as ,'F MnI re- With
Ss Se9 & as yeFf fna .e @et Sl
s.; 7sO,SiS q decrease OF s4si ,ilH as com;
$S3577.72S6D. ' net s2'so1'74"' decrease of
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
d eppesas gross s9rniaGs for ApT o. IA
crease Of S43,547. For the ten months ending
a decrease Of ST :, 552 ns Compared with the
s4iV.Ilb, decrease OF S4T,5lI
The Mexican International Railroad reports
gross ross0 e9trTnngs for April OF S32S5n. an In,
Of $8io24a fo o the mo four sndns
arm 2 ns g sls earnings wIgS
s7oa9o6 an Increase rea;Su Of s28s.s23. """ NV
The Nassau Electric RAILROAD Company re-
ports for the quarter ended March 81:
:;S:s:. .55s R ss
oi S: a5a"s' 5s!s s.s Dec Dec 'Ssa
rssa sHs;ss. Dec Dec sss
Dehcit........ sl'".226 sso.l44 Inc. so".osi
The local movements Of money this week are
fdS,1Icribed. by the New York News Bureau as
net loss in cash Of s@55 5si. which IS entirely
Que to an excess OF receipts by The , New York s
money n Icy, was gain to the. banks Of 81.
a%ouPted to s7os4G0 and s}s5SGa was rsr
Geived; Money is now being shipped to Canada
U-m hp
taken out Of the New York Sub Treasury on
Yellow tickets The gold had been storei
there practically at the convenience Of the bank
that is exporting the yellow metal. 1t will not
affect the Suh-Treasurys balance. In figuring
estimates OF to-morrow's showing OF bank av-
erages. attention is being given to the aprar-
ent heavy liquidation in Wal street loans that
has taken place this week. The daily reports
OF the New York sub Treasury indicate for the
IVY week as follows: Total net cash REGENTS.
S24, T33.OUO; total net payments. S22.tWOUOO:
excess receipts, ST $4,000
IrGdStreei's reports tho number OF business
failures during the week at 12F. against 15S
last week and lis the corresponding week last
year.
- The receipts Of the Government to- day were:
5o7 iscellaneous. Sl77.0I2; total, 81 l12. 1870.
The dis bursements were 81 3a6. 900, an excess
OF receipts over expenditures Of S7T6. $50. The
sssGsip PTS Ct the fiscal year to da.s haXe been
f7siss g. expenditures over receipts OF
The official count OF cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that Of yesterday shows
Gold coin and bullion s"T .sss Is US sss
Silver dollars and bull
n Se state. ,s1 1sssss
Other assets less do
mand liabilities. 1s.78o.3e9 17.1e213e
Available cash balsnce
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Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company,

The Directors have today declared a quarterly
dividend OF profits Of ~ per cent on the preferred
stock of this Company payable at our office trans
fer agents OF the Company. the 18th day of June
1879. The transfer hooks will be closed the It'll
day OF June, lSn' at 2:I5 r. NJ, and will reopen
the 10Th day of June. 1852 at 10 A. NJ Checks will
be mailed to registered holders on the 18th day Of
June. 1872.
Barring. MAGOUN 4 COMPANY
Transfer Agents.
NEW YORK. May 81. 1899.
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Oats were steady on the spot sale 124, 900 bush.
including $4,000 for export here ana at tho ouports
NJ. III elevator. Ne; do d.liN cred sec; No 2
white a3'4c. track aud ungraded white 33a37c.
No white clipped, 3+c. Chicago received POO cars
aud expects 800 to urrow. Corn was steady on the
spot sales 2h4OCo bush for export here and at the
outports. No NC. over July IN Chicago. Re-
cell to at Chicago 35H cars estimate for tomorrow
43G Future closed IS to e = higher. with sales
OF l II, 900 bush Prices as follows:
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PRICE OF ISSUE s47s EACH $500 BOND.
Equals 10 per cent. interest FOR FIRST year and =
per cent thereafter

equals 10 per cent. interest for first year. and
per cent. thereafter
Payable so on application. 500 on allotment
and S4OO one month after allotment less , per
cent: or PAYABLE 81 on npplic,ylun. $40 on al
lotment and balance IN eight scmi-annua pay
ments Of $50 secured by tho Bond. maturing
coupons attached to the Bond will he credited
to the purchaser on their due datos Iess , per
cent interest pcrannum on deferred payments.
est. Half-yenrly coupons will he attached to
each bond. The bonds will be to bearer. hut
may be registered in holders name.
The Bonds are secured and rank as First
Mortgage Bonds OF the
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MINING MACHINERY. FRASER 4 CHALMERS
Nl 80 broadway, New York. manufacturers Of min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL COMPANY
Income Bonds.
Preferred Stock.

Preferred stock.
Common stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of OLD
senting said Income Bonds, Preferred
stock. and Common Stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of United
resenting snid Income Bonds.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
Trust Company OF Boston. representing
United states Trust Company Certif-
SOTIFIED;
That in order TO participate in the benefits OF said
proposed reorganization. they are required to de.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF New York or
thu OLD COLONY lRl ST COMPANY of Boston ON
OR BEFORE JUNE 3, 1899. and that at tho
first instniIuent OF TWENTY-FIVE per cent Of
amounts payable by them respectively as provided
in tho Plan. t, wit
on account OF Income Bonds, $50 90 for each
On account OF Prererrd Stock So for each share
or certifCat, therefor deposited.
On account of ,mmon Stock So. 50 for each share
or certificate therefor deposited.
The tcithcates OF Deposit Of each Of above med
Trust Companies so deposited under the Plan will
nc rethnet after beng stamped as asserting to the
Pan and first iustallment paid.
Dep sitors OF Income Bonds will receive Certih.
Gates OF Deposit of the UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY under the Boniholders' Agreement of
January -: 1895; depnslors of Preferred and Com.
Stock will receive Certificates OF Deposit Of the
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY under the Security
Holders Aerccment Of January IL. 1sas. such Ger.
asserting to the Plan and first installnlent paid.
''''' '''' GEORGE COPPELL.
Charm an Of Reorganization Committee.
JOSEPH 5. DALE, Secretary,
"a Exchange Place, New \ ork.
Maitland. Coppell \ Co.. - Exchange Place M.
Brown PE n BEatnsFs CO. g ;,1 Val st. Ssw YORK
REORGANIZATION Managers,
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Financial.
Financial.
- $4,000
ISSUE OF $75O,OOO FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE ELECTRIC RAIL-
WAY DEBENTURE GOLD BONDS.

Payable in the year 1929 at par, or redeem
able upon previous notice from the Company
u Nav or N9vemhcr in any year at the price OF
500 for each 5000 bond in New York
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
Of NEW YORK: TIE UNION SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST I0MrANl Of GiNNEEikEATl and
LOUIS hive been authori2ed nv THE AMER.
lCAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY. the railway
CONTRACTORS. to receive subscriptions tor | .5OOl
First Mortgage Gold Bonds each OF $500. hear
INK interest at the rate Of > per cent per an
mum. such interest raya bic in gold aud Tree Of
all nited States taxes. In the months Of May
md My ON Lnr In nNnrN W.
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Available cash balance
including gold reserve s2s7 .bs4. oee $500 .42<

Including gold reserve t2B7 .bS4,O 5000 325,42<
Money in London. IL a cent. Rate OF dis
count IN, open market for short and three
months bills. p, cent. Paris advices quote
change on London. 25 francs 2Os confines.
The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
on hand. decrease l3.O4O.OO0 marks Treasury
notes, decrease 900 marks; other" secur-
culation. increase 40 780, 900 marks
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-03

opsr. High Les. e-closfnp-
sales. ins. est est Bid. Aihtd.
100 stL&s
F2dp. s6h s6X soH s6K 80
500 standd
RAT. IN IN
2s2loTC&L. oSN 62A 6SH GIN 62
400 Twin q
RT.. 81 e7h 81 eeN e7A
$40 8davRRl9O 100 1854 1870 100
1900 TeIPao NV lSk l7h lSA l6h
$3.50 Pac.. dOh al 3ob d0A al
$3.50 Pacp. 1884 TAX 73S IAN TAN
700 UBgSP gan 24A 24H 24A 20
$50 UB&Pp sou SOA so 70 81
t2o5 Us Rub d9A 6l1 19H olA 5lh
oUsRp.ll41Slli lld7s an l 81
zoo ISL. 6H 81 6B 6A
p21 USLp. 90 cox 90 09A 70
zoo Wabash TX ~ ~ Tk
14to Wabp p. 10Y 20 Ion lon 90
aow.F Ex.l26 1873 1875 l25 $50
1927 Tel sSA 1914 s7% s9a 90
1000 VALE Oh sH 81 sh
l4ow ale
2dp... 24h 24H can 20 rs
1Lowc.N" Id ID ID -
200 Wis Cent
pm. 49, 4eN 4sA 4eH 4et
Total sales. 81 e.73s shares.