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Wrecked at Cascade.

Special Dispatch to the Standard,
Great Falls, Dec. 16.-Freight No. ~.
from Clancy, was wrecked at o'clock
last afternoon at Cascade. where it had
been stopped to unload freight
Freight No. Al, which was due at Cas-
cade at about the same time, ran into
No. % head on. smashing both engines
badly and derailing two cars. No one
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In the Seven Devils.

Walter r. Fish returned last Thurs
day from an extended prospecting tour
through Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. Fish left here. as the representa-
tive of l.. A. King, John Cosgrove and
NJ. J. Fitzpatrick, to look over the
country in the Bu'falo Hump district
Not finding things favorable in that re-
g.on, Mr.. Fish proceeded to the Seven
Devils country, where he located two
copper claims for the people he repre-
scented.
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Case of Cold Feet,

whats that on the toe of your shoe,
there?" asked the man who bought the
drinks.
why. that's snow; can't you tell
snow when you see it," retorted the
man who had been unsuccessful in his
onslaught on the slot machine.
"snow. chi why don't it melt?"
ut amt hot enough, you monkey, or
1t would"
"Oh. see; case of cold feet, eh?"
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The List Increasing.

London, Dec. 16.-Revised list of
British casualties at the battle of Mag
ensfontein shows the total to be 1858, Of
which number 10 were officers.
The Black Watch were the heaviest
su ~'erers. OF the rank and file - were
killed, 1872 wounded and Ill are missing.
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A special meeting of Schiller lodge
No. II. Sons of Hermann, will be held
at the Elks' hall on Sunday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock Dec. II. A large and
prompt attendance Is requested, as
business Of Importance is to be trans
acted. Otto Siegel, president; Joseph
Wagner, secretary.
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Lorenzo Marquee. Dec. 16.-It Is ru-
mored that Churchill. the newspaper cor
respondent who recently escaped from
Pretoria. has been captured at Waterfall,
about half way between Pretoria and
Portuguese territory
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Sail Before Chris mas,

San Francisco Tee. 1s.-The 18Th
United States infantry has been re-
leased from quarantine on Angels ISL
and and will sail for Manila on the
transport Grant about Dec. 20.
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ConpIetNlY nefeated.

Washington, Dec. 16-United States
Looms at Caracas has cabled
the state department that ire deni
Castro's forces have completely de-
feated the insurrectionists under Cen
eral Hernandez.
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corporRted.

Dover. Del, Dec. ia certificate of
Incorporation was filed here to-day for
the Silver King Gold Mining company
of Spokane. Wash, for the purpose of
acquiring and operating gold and silver
mines, capital $500, 900.
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Continental Troops.

Sydney. Dec. 1.-the imperial authori-
ties have te.egraphed to the governor of
New South Wales accepting the offer of
further Australian contingent for South
Africa and suggesting that the men
should be mounted and good shots.
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With Plague Aboard.

Plymouth. England, Dec. 1s.-The
Peninsular and Oriental line steamer
Balarat from Calcutta has arrived
with a native Indian fireman on board
suffering from the plague.
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Hasty cabiret Meeting,

London, Dec. ia hastily summon
ed meeting of the cabinet was held at
the foreign Office this afternoon for the
purpose Of dealing with the war crisis.
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Gold for Europa.

New York. Dec. l6-Mu'ler, schaal
& Co. shipped saEo,ooO gold to Europe
to-day. Total thus far engaged. $780,
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A New Liner,

London, Dec. 16.-The Cunard line
steamer SaXonia was launched to-day
at the Clyde Bank yards.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Monday. June l2.-Receipts OF beeves
for two days were 8l20 head. including 10 cars for
export alive 45 for city slaughterers and % for the
market and, with the few stale cattle, "a were
on sale. Steers were in light supply and firm to
Joe; higher; bulls and cows steady to l6s25c
Medium to good native steers sold at $3.50
@$5.25F 100 H.: tops at $3.50: fat oxen and stays
at S45o@S+.so: bulls at S3@$4: cows at S2SSi
Dressed beef in moderate demand at 7+tSSI6c. . n.
for inferior TO choice native sides. Today's Liver
pool and London cables quoted American cattle
hrmer at 1Oa@ll4c. p ~, dressed weight; sheep
lower at Q &C.. dressed weight refrigerator beef
higher at sac. p n. Exports to-day. none to-mor-
row 800 beeyes, $50 sheep and 4,22O quarters Of
beef
Receipts OF calves for two days were 5.le3 head
all for the market, and making. with the stale
calves, 5,243 sale. Venls were hrm to zoe
higher butermilks rather higher than last report
but less active than veals; the pens were cleared.
Poorest tn best veals sold at $4@$6.5o q 100 H. (;
buttermik and fed calves at S34S3.5O and choice
heavy buttermilks at $3.50: mixed.calves at So 100
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days were
1867 head. including Il ears for export alive, FOR
city butchers. and Ak for tho market Counting the
stale stock there were ~ cars sale. Good sheep
steady but the under grades easier prime yeArlinEs
unchanged hut inferior stock lower. lambs In good
demand. but At decline of 2585Oc from Saturdays
prices. Three cars mainly sheep, were held over
Poor TO good sheep sold at SS&$4.56 u 100 NJ. in
ferior to choice ytarlngs at $3.169SG.35; common
mutton. 7@Hc. = n: dressed yearlngS. s9llc
dressed lambs, loS l3c.
Receipts OF hogs for two days were 1854 head
including ,O7S for sale Slow and 1901 lower
Inferior to prime hogs were quoted at $48S4.l5;
choice light State hogs at $4.2o.
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Reports received hero Yesterday indicate
great activity IN the camps but some uneasl-
ness Is prevailing on ACCOUNT Of the eieht;hour
ne?tors continue at work in Utah. Nevada.
Arizona. Montana and Colorado looking for
big corner discoveries, but theySare to be
largely discounted by reason of the enthusiast
tic search for the red metal: 1t should be un:
per cent. of copper. which are the usual ac-
COMMITMENTS OF the stories OF new discov-
eres are awRy beyond The returns OF copper &C, per
extravaeant reports denote the eagerness OF
the prospect9r and promoter rather than
miner Copper mines with from per cent. to
d,, per cent. OF COPPER in the ore have been the
@denf PAYERS Of the past and are st In the
which anpear in tho new prospectuses, Is
sslmply bait for the investing public. When
from to per cent across defined lodges
they are to be more trusted than those who
Try to oat 81 With Td stories OF un
A despatch to the British Columbia Copper
COMPANY Yesterday stated that tho average
assay Of the south drift in the mother lode
The superintendent of the Guanajuato. Mex
finished by Aug. 10.
It is reported that control OF the. Dante.
Cripple Creek. has been sold TO London syn
dictate. The renort that. the Elkton has been
sold In England Is denied.
REPORTS from Buffalo Hump Idaho. In which
maly Eastern capltalists are interested. vary as
TO the promises Of the ACKNOWLEDGMENT newspa-
pers report that Clark &STeeney have.sold their
dlcatIons according to statements OF MR.
Sweeney to THE SUN reporter. were an assur-
ance Of the richness and permanence of tho
cles that there is some mistake in this report
s attn f6 hints and suggestions by mail and
iufralo Hump is mainly a boom" camp I or was
being worked for speculative purposes.
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In cotton conflicting influences kept the fluctuations
within narrow limits. True the Government report
Lverroos spot sales to-day iumpedt 30 900 bales.
while futures there we're higher and cotton goods in
TINS country have latterly been active and advancing
Furthermore it is not to be denied that cotton is
very cheap esResny in e"mpsris9n, With G p
delphia interests are heavily short of August.
whether August shorts are TO have an interesting
expernce or not remains to he seen. But at any
"a rate. cotton though quiet. is not without its
partially broke the drought east OF the Mississippi
h The crop movement is liberal and as every.
It's lowest ebb. Postal Telegraph Dispatches this
Reddns taas at sh
and Camden g. C., as we'll as at some points in Ala
s ssms "a a Of an Geh E, Mn a
- at Columbus. Ga; 90 at Americus. Ca: 13 at
Was sasa c. and sa k e Accord e.
Rs TO- hs hosT. snasy 6SF s
f.; $40 81 New 6 rssns. fa : at brooshassn.
M fS tho at ri It naads
IG4 inches at Gainesville. Ca; 1b2 at Backville.
AZ haiss 1s 4 At Te is Ms
1I an at Hspesh aa s9 r At AUGUSTA GA - at
ranged from 7o' to 80. For the next thirty-six
LOUISIANA, Alabama and Florida rain for Tsnnessee
and the Carolinas threatening eastern Texas and
WESTERN Texas .of the LrerpoS news s
was the dominatnS fscsoT and SaSsed slight ad
ton is up it is looking WELL but stands are bad in
CorrEE-Rio on the spot was dull at &c. for No 7.
Futures were steady and unchanged. Sales II $50
burg declined i ply. American wi Warehouse deiv.
cries last week 90 485 tags against $40 last
changed; receipts. g. 900; stock 2s5 900; exchange
1-lod.. an advance OF I'D Santos was steady and
here as follows.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Diyision,supreme court.aNos; As. So
SUPREME Court Special TsrII.PaFt 1EMotion
matters. Part III.-CaSe unfinished. Motions. De.
murrersINos; 1875 1883; 1887, a77. Preferred
Y-Cs.e unnnished Law and fact-Nos 8277,
2b26, 1922 1859, 1870, 1910 2S32. 26oO, 34Op 3O84
Part V.--cieAr. CAses from Part ". Part vi-Ad.
journed until Monday. June 10. Part VII-Case
unfinished, Elevated railroad cases. Trial Term
Part iI 10 Preferred causSsMNos vS2l 1929.
!s2l. 46Mo, %4SG; 1920: 1873. lts.. 45Jo,
4o36. 44sa. 1871 1921, 4sS4; 4s57, ig47,
N.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part Ill
Part y,-Case diminished. Cases from Part Iii. Part
YI.-Case unfinished Cases from Part III. Part
yIL,-case unfinished; Nos; 2ass. 2aS", 2d63, a205.
1910. 4sI6. 60l5, so2e; 82i2. 467l, 400. 1871.
82i6. 4lsI, 10li, $685., 1851. 1928 $50 2oIi, 1895
Part YIII.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part
VII. Part lX,-Adiourned until Monday. June 10.
Part XI-CleAr. Cases from PsrtVII Part XII
Case unfinished. Cases from Part H.
surrogate's Court-ChAmbers.-M calendar
called at 1890 A. N. For probate-Wills Of julia
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Hirsch at 10 A. NJ; winfield Early Elizabeth NJ q.
Barles Annie 8. Corrgan. John sohickling Mary
Sexton at 1880 A. NJ; Margaret Murray. Andrew II;
Burr. at IL A. M; Charles Simon. at . p NJ. Trial
Term.-No day calendar. -
- City Court-Bpecial Term.-Court opens at 10 4. M.
Notions 1nal Term.-Pnrt Clear. Nos. 11up.
lsns sB1a, S0l7. $3.50, 1902. 1868. agn2. 4o1s.
Clear Nos 27se, s62i 74s, $500, so77. se44.
1871, 1888. a+62t 1e7o. 1913. ,s2Io. 23ai.
1lHp 84Os. Part lII.-CAse unfinished, Nos. 23S f,
8a2I 1922 8s23 3082 2Bi4 27Qo 1925,
soSs ,as42o% $3.50, 3iit; ?Ss7. a1aSt, 14SSs;
Iy.-Clear Short cnuses-Nos. 7443. 1853. 1864.
1856 1920, 1862. 1868, 1888, 1908. T49b.
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Coffee was quite and featureless at unchanged
prices. The European cables were easier and the re-
ceipts at Rio aud Santos liberal. but prices
were sustained by small demand in the absence OF
sellers.
NAVAL STORES = Spirits turpentine. sss3s14c.
Common to good strained rosin. Sl.30@$1.35
Provisions Lard steady: Western. $500
Continental refined s5.45. Pork was steady at
SS.5O@9. Meats were firm picked hams S&9ec.
do. shoulders. 4Ac.; do. bellies, 47s95hc Tallow.
4ssc. Dressed hogs, 5ssc. Butter-Creameryw West
ern. extras 1sl49lsslc. do hrsts. 17ltS 1s4c.
state. extras, 1sA@1s4c,; do. hrsts,, 171es1sc.
Cheese-state full cream. large white choice. 7Ac.
do. colored. nc: do. small. white, Two. Eggs
State, Pennsylvania and Western. l4l4Sl5&c. Chi
cago. June l2." Provisions were steady to Arm and
closed slightly higher. There q moderate de-
mapd through commission houses and some cover
ing by local shorts. Most OF the offerings came
from packers. The cash demand fair"
SUGAR-Raw was Arm. Sales 300 bags. q6o test,
at &c. c. l. f.: 500 molasses, 800 test at 2asc.: 80.
600, g5e test, at 1882 c. 4.2T4 bags, $50 at
! iii &C.; 80 at 4tc. and molasses at lI6c. Re-
fined was fairly active and firm.
CHICAGO, June l2.-These were to.days priceai
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no greater than when corn was selling At
80 cents" Some think the crop movement has
reached its msnimnm. and that the period OF de- de-
season was late. and the weather has been too wet
me real Danger. however, always comes IN July or
August The visible supply decreased 81 900 bush.
The worlds shipments were b,5si $50 bush.
against o. last elk and b716,ao3 last year
The export demand was active but the rise was sub
sequently lost and small decline occurred in sym
patty with the reaction in wheat. The specniation
was dull Oats were hrmer. The Government re-
ports decrease of " cent. in the area. and makes
the condition 1871 against So year ago. The Nisi-
BILE decreased 1sS, 900 bush. -
- FLouR-Dull but steady, with sales Of $500 bbls.
Receipts were 1913 bbls. and 2o.a43 sNcks; ex-
ports o23 bbs and H. $40 sacks Winter IN bbi Is
Superhne, S235@t2.40; No. extra, S2.bo&$@tOi
eiesrs 90 25Ss3 4o straights IS. 5@s3. patents
e8.IosS4. Spring In bbls.: Clears. s8sSolb;
straiRhts. &a.6o9s8SO; patents, S3.s5@s41o; IA,
CorToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales of 90 bales for export and 4o for spinning;
700 were delivered on contracts Middling uplands;
ldc. against H.16c. last year New Orleans and
Gull. o.1oc against 1a;i6c. The southern spot
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold 2.ooo
bales. Memphis 800, St. Louis ESQ. Liverpool vas
unchanged on the spot with sales of 20, 900 bales;
futures advanced to IN points The bombay re:
cepts for the half week IA 900. against 27ooo
last year; shipments, $1,000 to the Continent
against $4,000 last year; to Great Britain. The
nfV ant 30. N.l.
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OFFICE OF QUARTERMAsTER, FORT ETHAN
" ALLEN, VT, MAY 20, lsyp-Sealed proposals,
IN trpicate will be received here until Il O'clock
plumbing. heating. and gaspipinR of addition I'd
hospital. Information furnished on application.
any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for -" ddressed
to Capt J. W. HEARD, O. NJ.
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1; stSady being reduced as the m man &C.
SSissd about s.. o6S 900 worth p properly, IT,
this State and the % t esyators oWnsd
sSsss ~ fSe o SSIS GRAIN COMPANY e
Chicago BY the purchase Of the malt
@ RSa '0FSd to ct hs HGmpaS N
THIS state and in New England. while BY the
sGausition OF the elevator system IN Wiseon;
purchases have resulted n an ssge OF $50;
stock that had been held IN the treasury for
the p Sc Of acGrirns eddtonga pro s5
share for, the preferred. The proceeds OF
these sales. together with several hun
have been used in acquiring new properties
and In making betterments; IT The , amounts
property and S30O0O0 for improvements. The
amount to be paid during number OF
%Gphe 9 % bS snss Ss pfn
ning, OF the present fiscal year 1t has been
possible to make the economies contemplated
houses Gn owned by the company to the extent OF
100000. The company has established ex-
brewers in this city. Boston. Cleveland. Pitts
burg and number Of smaller manufacturing
ahead Of Soss Of
and in the month of May its sales were more
than twice as large as during the same month
OF last year, The amount OF common stock
aa66Sod j. fbe eenPns sn has q p1s
declared the seventh quarterly dividend at the
rate OF 2 cent. annum upon Its preferred
STOCK, and 1t is understood earned the entire
dividend upon that stock for the current year
during tho first five months.
r, The receipts Of the Government to-day. were:
800; miscellaneous. S107.B4S. total OF So
25o.6O4. The disbursements were 81 100000:
an excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
$4D,OO4. The receipts OF the fiscal yoar to
GATE have been $4S6.327,S52 the expenditures
receipts Of 81 f6fsss Oh expenditures over
The official count Of cash in the Treasury to-
day. compared with that OF Saturday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion .s2s4 DOS, Is2 s2s4 s4e.G7e
Silver dollars bullion. b,o64. 3O< 6.341 .606
United States notes.. 14,o0u,6ol 14,Y71,416
Other assets less do
mand labilities....... 16,68o.56 1878 3o
Available cash balance,
including gold reservs$271 .564,156 s272.+12.72s
count IN open market for short and three
mouths bills. 3.10kd2a a cent. Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal
ance to-day $1,000 Paris advices quote y
cents c at lO2 francs ~, centimes. Exchange
to investors limited amounts Of first mortgage
4per cent: gold bonds OF the New York. Onta-
rio and Western Railway. and Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy. Nebraska Extension first
mortgage As. both being legal investment for
New York savings banks.
, The sales Of mining STOCKS at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day follOwS
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To which add unssued shares Of COM
panys stock at market value .....,.... 1875 .ooC

Total treasury assets.
President Rice gives an account OF the rela-
lions o. the company to the automobile bust
ness. The company owns lye;tweliths of the
automobile business controlled by the Electric
Vehicle Company and the Columbia Automo-
bile Company the Storage Battery Company
holding about $4.O0o,0oo Of the stock Of thu
and half OF the stock OF the Column bia utomo-
bile Company. The two companies have united
their patents and organized a manufacturing
company called the Columbia and, Electric
the vehicles, with the exception OF the storage
batteries. which will be furnished solely by the
Columb ia Automobile Company. The entire
product OF this manHtaeturing company will
and sold by 1t to the various electric vehicle
tratn np S0inpanies nov organized and
An unofficial yet approximately correct
statement Regarding the affairs of the Ameri,
can Mating Company. which was published
to-day. contains the following Information:
The company has no mortgage indebtedness
except about SO, 900 upon two or three Of its
plants, which obligations 1t cannot discharge
unit they mature. owing to the unwillingness
OF the mortgages TO accept the money. The
floating Indebtedness OF the company consists
entirely of obligations for raw material. and
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1iriaends aud autrrest.

THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
NEW YORK, May 81. lSpp.-A quarterly dyi.
dend OF ONE AND ONE:QUARTER 40 PER CENT.
on the capital stock of this Company will lie paid at
the office OF the Company. II Cort Andt street, in
this city on and after THURSDAY June rs, 1892. The
transfer books will be closed from the close OF bust
ness to-day until tho morning OF Friday, June 10,
1SEp.
BY order Of the Board OF Managers.
CHARLES \ WALKER. TreAanran
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1l 80 Broadway New York manufacturers of min.
Ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. June 12.-GRAIN-Wheat-Sp was
steady. Sales of 2SO.000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. l northern Du-
luth to arrive. 2'.c. over July; No. l hard Du-
luth. &c. over: No. northern New York. 24c
over. The Northwestern receipts were 978
cars. against SS4 last week and $50 last year {;
Chicago. l42. against ~ last week and SO last
year. Futures advanced 4c to he. but lost
part, closing &c. to ssc. higher. with sales Of
b,495.OO hush. Prices as follows;
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I-day was as follows:

Memphis shipped to-day 100 bales; ST. Louis. $50:
Cincinnati. spp Houston, 136. New Orleans ad.
yanced points. Futures here advanced to
points. closing steady at a net rise of to points
Prices A fOllDWa.
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8ublie alotires.
THE SUN
Newark, N. j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE ORDERS AT
IVA BROAD ST.. WHERE THE SAME CARE
AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
MAIN OFFICE. NO EXTRA CHARGES.
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miscellaneous.

D-EP.A.S-S. 10 for cents at druggists. grooersI
III restaurants. saloons newsstAnds general stores
and barter shops. They Danish pain, induce alesJS
prolQpR LIE. One giyeR relief
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
MINING NEWS.

SARATOGA Juno 12.-Court of Appeals calendar for
to morrow: Nos. 3d. l, 62D. 80. 81, AZ, Al and 81.
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LII
surplus.
The total value Of domestic exports from this
port for May was:
1899. 1895 1897
Month May ,sse,424.51s s44.eso.47o ss4. 4dG.454
From Jan. lls4. o32.ee2 lss.324.o87 les. 22e 1857
Railway gross earnings for May compare
with those OF the same month Of last year as
follows:
Colorado Midland. $4,000 Inc. sss457
Rio Grande Western. ......... 2Sa.ooo Inc. l4.lOO
The annual report OF the Electric Storage
Battery Company contains the following: Sales
against ST .026,925 the previous year. For the
first five months Of 1890 the sales have been
Sl,36O. $50, against S3l4.4oS for the CORE
spending period Of last year. For the twelve
months ended June l. 1890. the total sales
were So 1891 .O4o. The total horse power hours
stored from the beginning Of the company's
business until May 81. 1898. amounted to
$4,000 horse power hours to May 81. 1895
they amounted to 10000 horse power hours
period over all preceding periods com bned
For the first time in the history Of the com
pany the annual statement shows its treasury
resources. which. after providing In cash for
all bonded and floating Indebtedness. are as
follows:
Cash. Observation-Disclosures, S7S7 o3a
Securities market valuel............... g. POO 400
Securities appraised valued ........... 1929 d75
Sundry debtors, .....,.......,........... 25d 6od
Bits receivable ...,......,,.. 1850
terial in store. less accounts payable. 100 900
To which add unissued shares Of COM
pany's stock at market value........... $4,000
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1laEhts, Steamboats,, sc.

WANT to charter a cabin cat for season; 20 2S n,
w GA, lO-ll II. beam; plenty OF cabin room and
good outht: don't want - pay moro than 500 foH
season. AddressI43O Clinton av., Brooklyn.
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Kew York Stock Exchange-sales juno 12.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 .0oos,.
lie 8s. c.......1o9H 5 UsH.c, 1921 3oh
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-derman steamers sailing
Tues lays take Printed Matter, &C. for Gerl
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Natter
&c. for other parts Of Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard. French and
German steamers saturdays take Printed
Matter, &C., for all countries for which they ard
advertised to carry mails.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transt
atlantic Mails named above. additional supplement-
airy mails opened on the piers of tho American,
English, French and German steamers and remai1
open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour Of SAIL
ing of steamer.