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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
SEIZED BRITISH COAL.

Orange Free state Said 10 Have
Taken 500 Tons.
London Oct. THE Care Town CORE
spondent Of the Daily Mail says. "A SEN
sadcn has been caused here by the report
that the Free Slate government has com
mandeered $50 tons Of coal belonging TO
the Cape government, which was travers-
Ing The Free state. Such a seizure would
naturally be regarded as an act OF war
j. W. Sauer, the commissioner OF pubic
works, when questioned IN the assembly
regarding the matter profssse1 ignorance;
but 1 learn that the report was telegraph
ed to the Cape ministry carly In The day"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
EATEN by sAVAGEs.
a story of CannibaIism in Which an
Hawaiian Is Victim.


Vancouver. British Columbia, Oct. Ga
story Of cannibaiism was brought to sgd
ney, Australia, just before the sailing of
the steamer Aorang to this port by a
Trench steamer. The victim OF the dis
play of savagery was native Of Hawaii
named Amaru, who acted as orderly 10 the
immigration department at Noumia, in the
New Hebrides.
About SIX months ago Amaru married
a native woman of Aoba, in the New He
brides group, and en- passing that island
later on decided TO visit his wifes triba
Accordingly the coupe were put off in a
boat A few weeks ago when the steamer
called for them it was learned that Amaru
fell into the hands of savage tribe of
natives, who, after torturing him, tore
him 10 pieces and then roasted him with
two sheep. The matter has been reported
to a British man-of-war.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Jackson, Miss, Oct 6.-There were no
new cases Of fever to-day. c. r.. Elliott
died this evening. The thermometer
ranges between 45 and ". The State Board
of Health to-day notified the health officer
OF Rankin county that the board would
take action tomorrow 90 compel a modi-
hcation OF the Rankin quarantine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
ATLANTA WANTS DEWEY.
A Delegation to Invite the Admiral
and Lieut.. Brumby To-day.

4 DcIcgntiOn 10 InVite the AdmirnI
and Lieut.. Brumby To-day.
Washington, Oct. Ga delegation of citi-
zens from Atlanta, Ca, arrived here to-
night and tomorrow morning Will for
lnally invite Admiral Dewey and Lieut..
Brumby to reception the city seeks to
give them at any date The two will name
The party is headed by Mayor J. G.
Woodward Lieut. Brumby was born
within twenty miles of Atlanta, and lived
in the Georgia capital many years. A
handsome sword viii be presented by the
Georgians to the flag lieutenant, and they
are anxious that the Admiral shall come
with him. While the date is left to the
convenience of the two, it is likely to be
some time this month.
Admiral Dewey will not leave Washing
ton until Monday, as originally planned.
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EJECTING I<AFFIR MINERS.
TPansyanI Authorities Fear They
VIII Clash with whites.

Johannesburg, Oct. 6-The government
Is ejecting thousands of Kafiir miners in
the Rand and sending them into the north
ern districts of the Transvaal in order 10
avoid the danger of a collision with the
whites in the event Of war.
The Irish corps supporting the Beers has
started for The frontier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Lima, Peru, yia Galveston, Oct. c.
Numerous chiefs Of various groups OF Rev.
olutionists are asking amnesty for them
selves and their followers TO submit 20 the
if their requests are granted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
Nomlnntea for Governor.

Boston. Oct. G.-W Murray Crane of
Dalton. was nominated for Governor to-
day by the Republican State Convention.
President McKinleys administration was
commended, the gold standard was indors-
ed. and trusts were condemned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
CARGO ON FIRE.
steamship Piqun al New York In Dis
trcas.

trcas.
New York, Oct 7.-The steamship Pidua,
Capt Brown from Mediterranean ports,
with a miscellaneous cargo, arrived at
quarantine at 12:l5 O'Clock this morning
with her cargo on fire At $50 o'clock
last night smoke was discovered coming
from the after hold and everything was
battenod down ia order 20 smother the
fire. At S p. m. the hatehes of No. 3 hold
blew or. On arriving OF quarantine the
steamer asked fire headquarters for as
sfgtaucc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

District Attorney at New York In
structed From Washington.

structed From Washington.
New York. Oct. G--Gen Henry L. Bur-
nett United States district attorney. has
received instructions from Washington to
cooperate with the artnys counsel in op-
posing the application for the release Of
former Capt Oherlin M. Garter, and To-
day Gen. Burnet was granted permit ssion
by Judge Lacombe to file brief in answer
to the arguments TO Abram l.. Rose, Car
ter's counsel. This will take several days,
and It "a considered probable that the de-
cision OF the court will be delayed until
next week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
Haytien Transport Ashore.

Nuevitas, Cuba, Oct. 6.-The Haytian
government steamer Defense, used as an
armed transport has gone ashore near
Fortune Island, in the Bahamas, and will
prove a total wreck. All on board were
saved.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
pnEsIDExr MEETS COL. BRYAN.
The Nebraskan Heard His Address
at Canton, Ill.

The NebrasI<nn Heard His Address
at Canton, Ill.
Canton, H., Oct 6.--Col. William ].
Bryan sat directly behind President Nc
Kinley this afternoon at Canton, while
the President delivered a brief address. A
street fair is in progress here, and Cot.
Bryan had been secured TO deliver two
hours speech. The Nebraskan was among
the first to greet President Mckinley as he
left the train and ascended the platform.
When the President concluded his address,
he turned and heartily grasped Col. Bry-
ans outstretched hand.
"Good-bye. Mr.. President" said Col.
Bryan. and the President responded with
a word of farewell.
President Mckinley said "Our glorious
Old Gag, the symbol Of liberty floats to-
Continued on Fifth Page
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
COWBOY RIDING CONTEST.
Bruce Norton Wins the Prize Mt the
st. Louis Fair.


ST. Louis, Oct. GA vast concourse Of
people witnessed the cowboy riding contest
to-day for the championship of the world,
given under the auspices Of The ST. Louis
Fair Association. Their feats electrified
the spectators
One thousand dollars was put up in
purses, Of which 500 went 10 the winner.
Each man rode Two horses. Bruce Nor
tor of Texas captured the big money Jack
Joyce of Buffa.o Bips Wild West Show
took second money, end Frank Schramm
OF California third.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Now Orleans, Oct. 6-The Board OF
Heslth to-day reported one new case Of
yellow fever and no deaths.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
MuRDEnEns ESCAPE FaoM JAIL.

They Were Both Sentenced TO Hang
at Marian, Ala.
Marion. Ala, oct. 6.-~Wiey wyatt, col
ored charged with the murder Of a negro
at Unionto~n and jeff Allen. colored; con-
vlctod OF numbering Pete Mundin, oolored.
aud sentenced to hang, escaped from jail
this morning. The sheriff g following them
with dogs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
WIDOW no CONTEST WILL.
Mrs. Plant Not Satisfied with the
VIII of Her Late Husband.

New York, Oct. 6.--The World confirms
the report that the win Of Henry B. Plant,
the railway king, Is to he con tested by his
widow. She Will allege that he was m
capable OF making a Will al the time the
document Is alleged TO have been drawn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Washington, Oct. 6.--Aecording to ad-
vices received to-day by the Marine Hos
pital Service. there were 43 new cases of
yellow fever at Key West, and deaths.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
NASHVILLE LOST NO TINE.
Commander Rodgers Has Already
Started for Manila.

Washington. Oct. 6,-Commander Rod
gers of the Nashville has lost no time in
obeying the orders of the navy depart
ment to START for Manila, a cab.egram
being received from San Domingo to-day
announcing that he had already sailed for
San Juan, Porto Rico, where he will stop
and replenish his coal supply.
The Nashville should make the trip to
Manila by way of Suez in about seven
weeks, or perhaps, two months.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
KEY VESTS FEVER.
Tventy-four New Cases and No
Deaths Reported Yesterday.

Key West, Oct 6.-7New cases of yellow
fever, "a. No deaths have been reported.
one physician has not reported. Twenty
eight cases are known to have been omit
ted from previous reporls.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
WANT PRESIDENT TO MEDIATE.
\ Request for Him 10 Offer His Ser
Vices i'm Boer AFFAIR.

New York, Oct. 6.-The petition to Pres
dent Mckinley requesting him TO offer the
friendly services Of che United States in
medlating between Great Britian and the
republics OF Transvaal and Orange Free
State has received the signatures Of more
than 400 representative men, including
eighty-odd presidents Of colleges, fifty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
DIRnCT STEAMER sERvrcEs.

New York.
Tampa. Flo. oct s.-Tampa Is to have
direct steamer service 10 New York. The
Mobile Steamship Company viii put the
steamer Catania on that run sometime this
montn, TO connect at Tampa with the
saabpafd running thence 10 Mobile,
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Continued on Fifth Page
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

'elfe tary of the Interior is making
map OF the United States of Amer
ne is embarrassed to find room
r. not only the states, but these
'C" island possessions that have be-
i. ours And what is their present
~ ,,''oA! What do these school children
.s7 sul 1hcse Islands that have come
H., '"ey viii be told by their teach
.5 Wltnln a year there has been ad-
p- CONAN a vast archipelago in
r- -'tl. mug ocean, peopled with eight or
mons ,a.i- OF souls, who speak more than
~ 4literent languages, who conn
,r, than two scores different, dis
lil ana disconnected tribes. They will
,tl ~ t9at for more than 200 years these
i'th IN natural possessions. fertile
5f.'' nave been governed by
a.. authority, and that down
,,- end of this nineteenth
'' OF civilization and progress they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Sen OF . Fayerwsather Estate Trustes
Goes Into bankruptcy.
William W. Vaughan. dealer In builders ma.
tsrials at the foot OF East Thirty-ssventh
street. has nled a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities 1924 .034: assets. STOOL. The
petitioner 10 son OF Henry b. Vaughan, one
OF the trustees ~ the Fayerwsa'her estate In
the schedules. H. d. Vaughan appears a. q
creditor for s12S.aSl.
The Sheriff has received an attachment
against n. q. Harper Pennington. artist, for
msrly OF 81 West Tenth street. for SBi3 in
favor Of PARK Tiford. on an account duo Jan.
]. 1897, for groceries
u fred W Meyer. grocer. at 135th street and
ruptcy with liabilities $3.50. and assets S5I in
book accounts. lie has no stock In trads
Among tho creditors is Thomas J. Upton. 80
Front street. ST. for tea
Walter =. Watson and Edward H. Watson
have brought ae,ion In the supreme Court for
dissolution Of their partnership bus meas rs
brokers with Edwin Arden Notlett They had
NobIett arrested reccntly In an action to re-
cover $1,000 which they said he had mis-.
APPLIED. Jn.tics Scott ha. issued m order
restraining Nghlstt from dlsposing OF any OF
the partnership property pending the action,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
COMsTOCK MISREPREsENTkD.
He Seized None of Rosrnthnrs Property
Until He Had n Warrant.

THE SuS printed on Thursday an enron eous
account OF an arrest nude by Anthony Com
stock. IL stated that Mr.. Comstock went into
Max Rosenthals cigar store at "a Sixth avenue.
seized anumber ~ boxes Of cigars. on the covers
OF which were pictures Of women in dccollet6
costume. and declared that he was Anthony
Constock when the proprietor asked for m onsy
for the goods bu; finally returned the boxes
tearing on tho covers. On the strength OF
tho picture on these covers. the report said. he
got warrant for Rosenthal's arrest.
The facts In the case arc as follovt
citizen wrote To Mr.. Coms.ock. say
Ing that Rosenthal was distributing In.
decent pictures to persons who went into
the cigar stots. Mr. ComstocL went
To- the store, bought % cents worth Of cigars
and ask ed the proprietor OF tina place IL he had
any OF those pictures left" Thereupon Roser.
thai handed over two OF tho cards. Comstock
went directly 10 the Jefferson Market police
court. svore out warrant for tho cigar deal
crs arrest and search warrant to search Tor
more OF the Indecent cards Two policemen
from the Jefferson Market court executed the
warrants. took Ros.nthal into custody and
seized 900 OF the cards.
Roscnthal WAS held for exam ination and will
be arraHned In court on TUESDAY next. The
verhion given 10 THE Sun was the story told 10
the evening after his arrest Rosenthal admit.
ted yesterday that Comstock's account OF what
correct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
ErrlNor<L AND COMMERCIAL.


oAruNpA., No.
tho street e1poc.eo AN un." ,, o.n 1,'.
men. 'ooay ano "es no' siSopp ,,.no
los In la"iui money leporsee VOC ons 80,
larger IMAM 'he os'mh'c pr,n,oo IN ,nis -,
th's morning. INC ,omao iooo " w
statement Is tno Iaos ,nn. 'no oonN' na'o -,
win nohhy so,VVV'VoV VI 'o'', 70 ."ony 800" 80
contracting theiI loans more 'nsh an ,r sas nnn
cant amount mo resciVo ~" n,iu :. ~
below legal requirements Inns uen,' n"y "
made good during INC coming "oes W ioe eI,I'
OF money from the INFERIOR OF " may o 81.
for the banks TO reduce the,r uepos" "'o'' W
reducing the volume OF 'heii 'oans
The Indications arc 'na' 'no osn i,, "n aoo
TO suong'hen 'he', pos'"on n'.o n -" "o'.
BY receipts OF go'd rom 'no renn '' roasN nv
the same umo INC 'a'o o' Neu I'm -. apo
AZ Chicago ENCOURAGES hopos uia' ,no ..u'u nv"
OF currency from 'no 'neno, vs. ao1N e' ~
Inc SUCK m"se' was very u.' anu w ,uo n,u,i
nfm un"i 'ne oanH smN"eh, "ae n a,. puyn0
somewhat iae' man usuni anu o IN. n'.en n,n
usee po,o'o no o.oe '2 " ou'n ~. ,nl'
"emen. ana o'ao, speouiu"' VIM "o'o ,ons
OF STOCKS p'o0oo"eu ~ o"e' " "'o" o''' "''
nolainsA
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eones In the United States in October amounted 70
ots.ooO bags which, with heavy deliveries in E.f
one house said; 81 Mess receipts increase
materially or deliveries fall OF II 10 possible we have
already seen the maximum figures Of the season.
Right million bags, however being the largest on
record leaves room for considerable decrease before
the statistical position can DO considered very en-.
coursging to holders nnes. some disaster
the growing crops The Towering in Brazil has con.
unued satsfactory 1t remains to be seen II II Will
progress favorably this and next month .
=, NAVAL SToRts.-Spirts OF turpentine, bl0blHc
hosin. strained common to good. 81 3Ossl 80.
PHovisioNs-Lard was slow Of sale spot Western.
so,bh; Continent, th.sJ. Pork dull mess,hpstp.76
Meats In moderate demand; picked hams; efa Zoe (;
snoulders, 7c.: bellies, H%oSo. 1Allow. 4Ac Hogs.
5Asd,sc. Creamery Western butter. 24924fc.;
Wtstotn imitation creamery, Ias2vc. State dairy.
22923r Small cheese. I2falaAc. ia &c, l2e l2%c,
LvHs lp.2ttc. Chicago. Nov. 4.-Early ~ the day
there was an advance. Local rersipts OF hogs were
below last nights estimates Later on. bo-ever.
some OF the early advance was lost Receipts OF hogs
Tor tho week. 1Ss.726 against lS57O3 year ago
with the markst dull aud weaker.
hrnH.-kaw wa, dull ana unchanged. Rehned
quiet and steady.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4 -Thess yer. 10. dsy's prices:
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COMMERCIAL.

sArrRDIr. Nov. 4.-GRAIS.-wh sat-Spot wa.
dull and depressed. Sales OF 49,. 900 bush No.
. rod in elevator. 1c. under December; No.
northern Duluth. 4'.c. over Decem Der: No. l
hard Duluth. Sac over December. The North.
western receipts were 722 cars. against sp4
this dav lastweek and 1874 last year: Chicago
got 10 ngainst 81 week ago and 272 last
year Futures advanced &c. on some months
but lost this and closed re lower. Decem Der
on tho curb was 73as The sales were 60
600 bush. Prices as follows:
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Post Offirf Notlre.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

tSoi OrflIb NOIlCE.
may occur at any tifne.J
Foreign mails for tho week ending Nov H. 1900
viii close PROMPTLY in all cases. A. the G,ns,si
PoN once as fpllowE PARCELS POST NAfI,S rios.
one hour eArler than closing time shovn b.ioy
Parcels Post Mails for Germany close ats p "
Monday and Wednesday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUEspN-M a NJ for EUROPE Der steamship
IAhn.. via Southampton and Bremen: WTPw
Tor IRELAND. per steamship Canada from Bo =.
wEnStsnAY.-At n. supplementary "a NJ,
for EUROPE. per steAmsh n 81 PAM . Via South
Ampton at 1880 A for BELGIUM direct per
steamship frtsslAnd letters must be dir.ei.d
$3.50, per statm .hp frieslando.
IhUhsD hi.-Ath:3o A. VI. for EUROPE Der .tsam.
Hamburg deter. for France, switzsriand ItaiD
spain, Portugal. Turkey. Egypt aud British India
aCherhnurs. must be directed per stcamsSIn
Kaiser fiisdrlch'O: At $3.50 A. NJ for FKISCE
direct, sMITZERIAND. ITALY SPAIN PoRTr!
GAL, TURKEY, EGYPT aud BRITISH INDIA
per stsam,hip Il. G lampagne.s via HAvrs lietters
for other part. Of Kurope must be directed per
steamship La Champagne
SATURDAY At 100 A. NJ. for EUROPE per steam.
shin lmbr a. via Queenstown: 81 500 A n for
NtTHEhl.AND5 direct, Per steamship Amst.r.
dam, via Rotterdam letters must be directed
per steamship Amsterdam: at o A. NJ Tor
ITALY. per steamship Kaiser william II. vls
hassr William HE at 1000 A. NJ. for SCOT.
LAND iir"ct. per ct 'amship Ethiopia letters
must he dire tel per steamship Ethiopia'I. AZ
100 A. ". for NORWAY direct, per steamship
1hingyalls lie ter. must be directed per steam.
ship Ihinsrala').
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''Hrll ihiiHg an cS nom Liverpool AMI heavy
naEH'g trLd'd 80 E"cp cot on prices down tn. dAy
SOW. u" ".' EeA,N tlrstat ' cksbuIy MnntponGry
AMI augusta. buillsh v'hlher slni unrv in thr
IN onIh, AM covering of shorts ~ wei a. ron, 4,
nnts'd" buying rausci a slgLI advance MI ono Inn.
Ntl' fl" hIathr H. Cnudit on OF the IiIprun,i
market, whl'h u pus.lllt son cwhat drprssseI Ia,
the news from South Africa sr,lng Ia r,sl,ye
Irohis and ul'o sales by fu.1iyn ,Inu .s
ttI''d downward movement before the close nj
Ir,eS wound NJ lower for the day. There IL am ar
'lti" -" prospect Of any mater al liner, Asu M M.
movement ~ tn topat present. The receipts At Tic
ports IN tie lntCrIor towns CoLtilue light, a..
weather At q South ris morning was AN cold and
the signal SorNlo pr"dlC heavy frnstg to.nt Ii, in
tho tirolnR' Alabama, Mi-Elssippi UcorpIa AMI
Louisiana. on la "th"r hand warmer weather was
predicted for T-Nls, u ilAhOma. Indian TERRITORY
Arkansas AMI Tennessee some assert thar ~.
frost has done no particular harm in Toras hui
the consensus &C opinion ~ thar killing fros,G mean
lillrg not conserving that tin term "kllipri' re-
ters to W ,itston. The hea.f maintain that cont
alTante diScnun'Sa short crop, hut bulls point 10
tho small! supplies Of Lancashire and the Iiy short
interest heru IN January March aud MAY and ARMS
tGnt there are likely ~ lie deyelOpmsuts iu tho
cotton market that will bo OF intsrest on DO n
eastern aud western shores Of the All mite
Coffee. Rio on the spot hrm at &c. for No =
No aIes. Futures advanced points closing steady
Hamburg d"cllRed llptg. Rio nrm At 700 rcis al
vance NO exchange. l.8cd lower at I'd; receipts
5000 SANTOS. 800 refs higher; receipts for three
dyE, $1,000. American warehouse deliveries ~.
:7j bags. Prices as follows
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PRINTED MATTE &c.-aerman steamers sail.
ihs ON Tuesdays take Printed Matter ke for
Germany aud Specially Addressed Printed Nat
ter Sc; for other parts OF Europ.. American
ari " White star steam FRS on wednerdAys. de rma n
steamers on Thursdays. ana Cnnard' French
An uerinan steamers on SATURDAYS take Printed
advertised to carr mail.
After tue closing OF the Supplementary Transat
Antic MALE named above, additional suppls-
montary mails are opened on the piers OF the
American, English. French Ald German steam.
er, and remain open until within Ten Minutea
OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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rrsa charges: 'i is.sRs is.oss inc. i7ss
surpiu, ........ sIa.62e 4.ao. Inc. 's.s,0
s sf5d 500 and Dr'n' ana loss '' u
Ths southern Boulevard Eq 4.ss ao Company
s sS. 81; n III E ISs ssss
y:s 's9sS 'Gs :. Dec Dec: $4,000
Net income ...... $3.50 sss72 Dec. $4,000
| The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
| S3.lI3 and profit and loss surplus OF ss.Zl4.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail
| way Company reports for the year ending
| June 30:
Gross earn .ss 81 ssS s'f Inc. Gssgi.
op.sSrensos a.d6s4oo a,A2i.s4s Inc a9S,o5s
chSis,s"",Al. 'ii..Gii.GsE iiHi,5ss Dec. Eel
surplus. si7o.seo .72y37 Inc. se7..aa
The general balance sbset shows cash on hand
'Eg3sl.5@ and profit aud loss surplus
Pacific Halfway Company reports for tho year
ended June 3O
c oT, s.p Casss ' ssi a aS
M ::'n 99s 'iiSic. i nS 'S sSoii
Surplus. si7a.5oi .a7t.277 Dec sIoo.7iO
The Indiana. Illinois and Iowa Railroad Com
pnny reports for the year ended June 3O
fs9, fSgG cLnposs
Gross earnings fpO2. 1904 tB2u3st Inc. ISL ,n2n
Oper, expenses. h62,On5 55S4 Inc. 6.sO3
Net earnings B.. ssio2np s2os,sD Inc. s7s.si7
othor income. l666 ...... Inc. 1.hd5
Tots, income sa4i.774 s7ea.soc Inc. 81, ss2
Charges ......... 2oI,y7o 162s36 Inc. 42.O3S
surrlu. "...... sIse.soi sioo.s6G lac. ,a5, sIs
Tho general balance sheet shows cash on
sJSOOG7. "'' '''"' '"' '''' '"'p'u''
The receipts Of tho Government to-day
were: Customs. SG5J.D23: internal revenue
Sb3.21., and isc.llsneous. S5O2. SOB n total oi
II 7bl ,6E'. The disbursements were Sl.,p,5,-
oO, 40 excess Of receipts over eIrenhture.
81 Spi6ND. The receipts Of tho fiscal ysnr TO
date have been l.S'I5,2iO and the hsbursc-
ments SIN $40. 80. ar excess Of receipts over
expenditures OF SB.s3a, OSI
Tbs official count NJ the cash 10 the Treasury
to-day compared with that Of last Saturday
shows:
Gold coin and bullion. s253. s5s. ioI s2b3 40 $50
silver dollarssnd bullion s,i65 100 a.la2272
I. =. notes .............. lu.O3p.272 1907 O6s
OtherAs-etS, less demand
liabilities. .............. 14,5SS,?b1 2ed2, 24S
Available cash including
gold reserve. ..t2p2 t4o $50 $500. d37 OH
Money in London. 2tsG3 per cent Rats OF
dsconnt in open market for short md three
months bills. 4h4'. per cont Paris advices
quote per cents at 100 francs 70 centimes
Exchange on London. - francs 81 confines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
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