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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-04
PUMPS IN MEXICO.

Consul Kindrick reports from en-
dad Juarez: There is no article of
common use so much required in the
northern section of this republic as the
ordinary hand pump The soil is arid
and dry and free from surface springs
and small streams. There is not suf-
ficient annual rainfall to keep cisterns
filled with drinking water. and almost
the only source of fresh water supply
consists of wells sunk in the earth.
The water is secured by hand pumps
and windmills. They are necessary at
every Mexican home. at all the mining
camps and on the cattle ranges. At
the camps and on the ranges, wind
mills are used, and they are invariably
of United States manufacture.
There is growing demand for
windmills and hand pumps of the lat
est and most approved pattern. y
windmill or pump is as essential to d
home in Northern Mexico as cooking
stove In consideration of the fact
that pumps are such an important
factor in the economy of domestic es-
Establishments the Mexican govern
ment admits them free of duty
For the fiscal year ending June 80,
1898. there were imported at the Gus
tom house in this city $4,000 worth of
pumps. OF course. they were not all
used in this immediate vicinity. but
were distributed through. the country
bv the railroads which touch the Dor
der between the United States and
Mexico at this place. 1t is safe to
assert however. that most of the pumps
imported We're used in the northern
section of the republic. because they
are more necessary in this locality. The
Mexican Central Railroad and the RIO
Grande. Sierra Madre and Paclhc
Railroad are the distributing agents
from this pOiut.
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Tailor-Made Suits

IN GRAY AND Blue MIXTURES
AND WORSTED CHECKS. NENE-
TIAN CLOTH IN BLACK. NAVY.
BROWN. CASTOR, ARE NOW AR
IRVING DAILY.
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ORR WHEAT IN SPAIN.

Theodore MertenS. in charge OF the
United States consular agency at
Valencia, says: The great, demand for
wheat in this country and the present
low price of this article in the United
States. offer rare opportunity to our
grain exporting merchants to sell large
quantities to Spain until her own crops
are ready for market. A steamer
cargo of 1000 tons of red winter wheat
has lust arrived from New York,
which has proved entirely satisfactory
in quality. and importers are willing to
receive more during the winter or
spring. The price seems to compare
favorably with that of Russian wheat
(the kind generally imported here
when there is a demand for foreign
wheaO. although American wheat pays
90 per cent. higher duties than grain
from countries which have CONNER
cial treaty with Spain. This is the
first direct shipment from the United
States to this port since the war.
IMPORTS INTO SOUTH AFRICA.
Consul General Stowe reports from
Cape Town: Blotting paper is sched-
uIed under the head of Stationery"
which includes all kinds of letter, cap,
foolscap and other kinds of writing
paper. The value of the stationery i'm
parted into South Africa in 1897 was
3l0,07S pounds 1.50S. 994, Of which the
United Kingdom furnished 261, oO2
pounds (s1,30l, 1851: Germany. 1890
pounds (sS3.244). and the United States
l4.O52 pounds (s6s.3SD.
! cannot find that any blotting paper
reached this country from America. 1t
is used here. as in America. largely by
the insurance companies and others for
advertising purposes. 1t comes in
white. cream and blue. and in sheets
the same size as are made in the
United States. 1t comes boxed in wood
or wrapped in heavy manila paper. but
it must be borne in mind in packing
that the distance from the United
States is much farther. If prices are
not too high. sales can be made. There
is demand here for printers supplies.
and American ink. type and presses
are asked for. A merchant just said
to me that he could not get American
goods in this line.
The great bulk of American goods
sold in this country comes through the
export commission houses of the
United States. and these, although they
have their men here constantly. and
have done good work. prefer to sell
what will bring returns quickly.
Cereals canned meats, kerosene
tparatfin) and oils come from the
United States; but most of our manu-
faeturers do not receive the attention
necessary to introduce them
| have been giving some time to the
trade in boots and shoes. and I find
| that our manufacturers cut the chan
mel on the soles too wide. With n
knife they cut around the edge of the
sole deep into the surface: then. after
the shoe is sewed. the flap is pasted
down over the stitching. AS the sole
wears this flap wears. until it soon be.
comes fringe The English mann
facturer cuts into the sole only to the
| line OF the stitching. One large dealer
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PLAIN, FANCY AND CORDED
TAFFETAS, SATIN DUCHESS, PEAT
DE SOLE. LIBERTY SILK. SILK
POPLINS. MOUSSELINE DE SOLE,
AND CHIFFONS.
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STR AiET RELIABLE GOODS WE'LL
LASTLY ELL START 1T WITH THE
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Treat Cause, Not Effect,

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PETTICoATS

PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS. SILK
MOREENS. MERCERIZED, METAL
Lies. ITALIAN CLOTHS, IN ALL
THE NEW SHADES FOR SPRING.
ALL AT RIGHT PRICES TO MAKE
QUICK SELLING.
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INTEREST PAID ON THE DAILY BALANCES.

F. f. SMITH. Treasurer.
Banking hours, to daily. excent Sat.
urday. Saturdays > to 1890.
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The Yale hockey team won the contest
with the Duquesne County Athletic Club
in Pttsburg, Friday night, by score of
% to o.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

port Increase in Western offerings; the shipping
demand keeps poor.
wet weather in the Southwest and prospect Of
general rains West influenced oats as well as corn.
prices closing nc to &c saturday-Decemoer.
-SisdLo5*c May, 2N. .dA2.c. Receipts l69 cars,
with 24o for tomorrow The visible decreased Ssh
vo bushels The local stock 1152.oo bushels, de-
creased A,VD bushels. Clearances 3l60o
bushels Western offerings are increasing some:
the shipping demand is not sharp.
Flaxseed made little advance In futures. but
lost 7c for cash. December closed at 81 2Siz; May,
NNi. Tn. three points had 24i cars. against 1872
cars last year
Provisions steady on small oferings-pork,
lard and ribs PIC TO sc Saturday. Hogs
We're &C higher with 5000 received and 5000 esti-
mated for tomorrow. The packers keep up their
January selling
On the curb puts on December wheat closed at
66l2G6sssc; calls, &c Puts May. 7oac; Calls,
INC. Puts on May corn. 33c: calls. 33c.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
CUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

- Theodore Kilan William Killan. plaintiffs.
against Harry Wheeler Powell et al, defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale
bearing date the day November 1899 the UNDER
signed the in said tudgmen; named viii sell AZ
public auction the New York Real Estate salesroos
No. III Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New fork k
city on the 18th day Of December 1872 az IL oeocN
noon OF that day by Herbert Sherman sutoneer me
premises in said Judgment mentioned ana he'e'h oe
scribed follows: - ..,. -, ,.,. Nth
,h onrovsments thereon situate lying anu being IN he
Isrorr9h ~ Manhattan city. County and state OK New
w. bounded and described follows, to-"lt BE
GINNING az a point the northerly sIae OF Its.n
Sect distant one hundred feet eastery from the corner
sred by the intersection Of the said nofthery soe OF
ia.,h Street and the eastery side OF Convent Avenue
thence northwardly parallel with Convent Avenue ninety
r,a feet and eleven inches 20 the mi1de ihe OF We
hoc. thence eas,wardy along said middle line of the
Soc and pasalel i+4th Street seVeatS teet 10
pon, opposite a certain party wall standing party
n the remlses described and partly upon the premises
Snno The same upon the easterly side thereof thence
and part distance through SAID party
naralleI Convent Avenue nney-nine feet
go eleven inche. norhery side of lfith street.
60 ,herc. weqtWardly the notherly side OF said
i44th street sevenyhve feet 10 the point or place OF
beginning. ,eoa
D FRANKLIN PADDOCK
PHILLIPS & AVERY, Referee
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
154 Nassau ST, Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
l44th street

The above is a diagram Of the property 70 be sold.
The Approximate Of the lien charge for which
the same sold Is S. l32 r. with interest from
November 18Th 1899 together with costs and allowances
amounting 1894 50 with interest from November i3h
1919 together with expenses The approximate
amount o, taxes and II ST5l2s and interest
The premises will be sold subject 70 mortgages agsre-
eating OOo i've per cent. $ol.oo
thereof ist. 1899 and az six per cent on
thereof November BIRD. is9s and on $zooo
thereof June st 1880
Dated New York November 2lst. 1899.
FRANKLIN PADDOCK
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

A pyERTlsEMENTS and subs crptlons for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Once. NO Lax broaaMey.
"a door north OF 3stst until clock "a adserlse-
ants received at following branch Offices az regular
orfce rates until O'Clock ?. m VIZ ~ shave :.
coz 23d-st. 1872 6th-ave. l2thst Aacys oth-aye.
and l4th ii2 Coumhas-aye. near West ooth-sI 100
West s2dst near 6h-ave.. ~ East l4thst; 2oI West
lost between Eth sth i59 East iIth-st l.S3s
sd.ave between 10Th and 18th sts 026 Sd-aye near
Sist-.t 1 7Os ist-ave s9,h-st. 80 50 ave. near
49,, "a. sd ave 2iO Bleecker-et: 325 Beecksr-st:
eos A-ave 24o East Tsth-st: i.eal sd-sve 26e2 "a
~. or AZ any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
Anrtian 6ales-finaunal.
LOUIS MESIER, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER son,
WEDNESDAY. NOV 22. 1899.

At 1911 o'clock. at the y. Y. Rea-Estste sassroon
No III Broadway
RI. slsAs ssso5sl u NJ sSsl;y $s;s 5saS 5sSsr''
f%':c iFor account Of whom 1T may concern)
100 chs .ss Ss% SoSvcs JsFsx Fyc5anse zns q u. Co
10 shs. Corn Exchange Bank
10 shs. Morton Trust Co
90 shs Mercantile Trust Co
90 shs Manhattan Co. Bank
IS 30, 4aeoa BsPkns Es T' CO is, M Coll
Is sh. T5Ssi SSakers' Is; F RRrus, s Cos co, 1873
80 shs. Corn Exchange Bank.
shs l2h Ward Bank Hypd).
IS @ sss IRtsTn20n@i n,5 B1nk3g T2,t Co Trust c"
10 shs International Banking q Trust Co,
8 shs Irving National Bank.
shs International banking & Trus; Co
$1,000 Long Island CITY Flushing r. r ist Mtse'
s12. 900 Northern Central R. r. Genr Mtge. Al p C
80 81: T5ss {5stsa3nji Rs5ssE Ga2sl 4u:, 60 CO.
% s5s sis inisrnatoHsi BANKING s Trust Co.
"a sS: & Insrhaona he fBRsn Bans Seqs Tqs.t Co
10 shs German-Am. Real Est Title Guar. c..
10 shs Hamilton Trust Co.
IL shs Hanover Natl Bank
shs. City Trust Co
10 shs Home Insurance co.
- shs Gallatin Natl. Bank.
- sas Bank Bank ot the llttG MetTOP9i1i;'
y n ss ss mPSers aPS S t0S and sAff ade ID T Natl Bank
bgIsr pl}ss siSiei snd Rio 09r s np Ms Bds
1923
100 shs International Banking and Trust Co. 80
$4,000 ST. Louis and san Fran. r. r. Co LIST Mtse
Is. W. Div) .. Bds.. 1877.
100 shs Nash. Chat. and 81. Louis R. r. Co.
$1,000 Pennsylvania Co. Al p. C. Bds.
10 shs Lincoln National Bank -.
5000 y Y Hygea Ice Co. lst Mtge. 2. c. bns-'
1902
- shs chic. Peoria and ST. Louis r. r. pfd
$1,000 DO. do. do. 1st CTS.
20 Brooklyn Ferry Co
shs Title Guarantee and Trust co.
3 shs Union Typewriter lst rfd.
l3 shs Journey & Burnham pfd.
Is shs do do, common . -.
ll2 shs Observation-Disclosures common Assrts Pa
2S.shs do. do. do. pfd. DO.
23 shs Central Fireworks pfd.
10 shs Trust Co. of America.
10 shs Trust Co Of America.
25 shs North American Trust Co.
sli 600 Everett & Monte Cristo Ry. lst Mtge. p G.
5o-year Gold Bas.. 1912 Dec. lssi. Coups'
Gypil
100 shs Central Stamping Co. pfd.
20 shs DO. Dc. common.
20 shs Bankers Trust Co. -, ..oo
500 Harlem Club Of y Y. "a MtBe. . ?. C. Be- lsVS-
shs. Corn Exchange Bank
/ share National City Bank.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
isth Street
fn2rH Sfree.

The Approximate u the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is 20 be soli -
Sixteen hundred and forty four s-leo DOL
interest from the Both day or Ocooer
together with and allowances amounting 70
Three hundred and sXtvseven @-ltO dollars with IN
penses OF the sale The approximate amount or taxes
assessments other liens. which 20 be aowed 70
the purchaser OF tire purchase money or PAID by
the Referee Eight hundred and eighy-sight lS-ioo
dollars and interest.
Dated: New York November 9th. 1880
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

l0sth 81.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or charge TO satisfy
which the described property Is 70 be sold Nine
thousand dollars With thereon from the h
day OF November 1895 0ess $500 paid on account OF In
terest together with allowances amounting to
about Three hundred and nnety-hye and s5lO0 dollars
together with expenses OF sale also for the
wear 1899 amounting 10 Three hundred and ninetysx and
s6lOO dollars and Croton water rate for the
1899 amounting One hundred and so-loo dollars
and interest.
Dated New York. November 10Th 1899.
JOHN ". STODDARD.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
ernst Companies.
Produce Exchange
Trust Company.
STANDARD OIL BUILDING
2e BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY

Capital, S2,5OO,OO0
Surplus & UndividedPrOfits, S2,630,334
soicits the accounts Of Merchants Corporations
Estates and Banks.
PAYS INTEREST ON BALANCES.
is designated by the Banking Department as q
legal depositary for Savings Banks, State Banks
snd Bankers and is depositary for funds OF the
City and State Of New York
Lends money approved collateral; acts a
Trustee, Registrar, and Transfer Agent, and
accepts all Trust Company business.
TURNER A. BEALL. President.
EDWIN GOULD,
THOMAS A. MCINTYRE, vice
s. ID. sCUDDER, Frenoents.
8. l.. CHAMBERLAINE. Sec'y Il Treas.
WILLIAM vi. LAWS. Asstsec'y Il Treas,
TRUSTEES:
Charles p Armstrong, Henry A. McGee
AMI L. Barber W. Willis Merrill
Frank Brainnrd. J. ". Middendorf,
Turner A. Beall, Edward A. Maher,
George r. Bicweu. s. D. Scudjer
Charles A. Deshon. John A. Sh!b.ey
A. Goepel, John p. Truesdeil.
Edwin Gould, c. NJ. Warner,
II. Irvine Keyser, John Shelton williamA
Edward z. LAdew, z. +. c. Young
Thomas A. Mcintyre.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

Tn. approximate Of the lien or charge 70 sat
.,v hcn the above-described property Is 70 be sold
siS 24O5 IS with thereon from the lSh day OF
November 1899 together with costs and allowances
s,onnng 20 s33i 90 with interest from November loth
lSgq together with the expenses OF the sale Inc
proxuate amount Of taxes assessments or ohsr nsns
which are 10 allowed the purchaser out oi he puE
chase money or paid by the referee Is soooA ana IN
terest -. ,soo
D'-' " NELYIS u. DALBERG,
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

The Approximate OF the lien charge to sattsfy
the above described property 70 be sold <l
2Ss. SO with interest thereon from the 24th day OK
October 1899 with costs and allowances amount
ing TO $l5i7 interest from November 4th 1875 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale The late
amount OF taxes other iens which 70
be purchaser out Of the purchase money or
paid BY the referee is 1855. 81 and interest
Dated New York, November 10Th. 1888
EZEKIEL FIXMAN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov % (speciaD.-Wheat at its best to-
day vas up nc over Saturday but the rally did not
hold and the close was at Saturdays price 10 &c
under The foreign news was rather bulish so far
as the statistics were concerned, but the Ameri-
can statistics we're bearish and the shipping de-
mand was absent December opened at 67l4c sold
between sbc and 6s7Sc 70 &c and closed at C57sc TO
6 The May was 4isc premium. touching nlzq7l%c.
bW closing az 71Ikc sellers Liverpool was I'D 10
Na Up Worlds wheat shipments were $4,000
bushels compared with Se0o 90 bushels the week
previous and s3looJ0 bushels last year Russian
SLlpnsats 10000 bushels. showed marked falling
OF There was a decrease passage OF 6o,OD
olsnels and decrease in the English visible Of
'',V" bushels The seaboard, however. reported
""! % loads for export. and that 10 Lisbon and
.-e seaoosrd clearances were only 1863 900 bushels.
l"e visible supply increased l4340oo bushels. was
oiep than expected. and made the total 100000
s"els The public stock here increased eD,JcO
->Aels making the total in public houses l37i7Ooo
S1Sneis- The pit trade not important. Mime
oPoNs reported a good milling demand The
sNehsth Of corn helped wheat at times. The weak
- al the close was on the disappointing visible
@-u on the large total increase. December wheat
- '"e curb was weaker at 6sAc
I'm was firm. closing &c to NC over Saturday
- - a. one time showing &c 10 &c advance. The
showed wet weather South and Southwest
~ 'he Indications were for general rains West on
-'@oay That disturbed the shorts. who feared
S 1's already small receipts might be further cut
tS en" December opened az M&N3l1sc. sold as
sn as SAc. and closed at s21bGs2i4c. January
;, 'Sed at a&Q5llz The May sold at 3314c and at
90 sellers. and closed al sc Receipts 22
- - WIN 40 cars estimated for Tuesday. The
,-s.'e .e decreased $1,000 bushels the local stock
r'@N bushels, decreased 222.OO0 bushels. There
", Us large Increase on passage. l0320o bushels
"oiio shipments were 6.30s.0oo bushels. compared
, 80 hS'Sov bushels last week and 100000 bush
- iaAt year Liverpool was 1.d to Ad higher; sea
'o'o ciearanoes. COS 900 bushels In the pit The
.etnahd principally for the December and
4, m shoTts- The selling on the whole seemed 10
'' oe'ter than the buying. Elevator people re-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.
~ Charlotte F. schermerhorn ard Louis schernerhorn.
Plaintiffs against Elizabeth Moore and others Defendants
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
made entered In the above-ented action, bearing
date the 18th day Of November. 1899 the rndersigned
the referee in said Judgment named will sell at public
auction the New York Real Estate saesrSom No III
York on the 18th day Of December 1899. at twelve
o'clock noon on day by Peter +. Meyer Co.,
Auctoneers premises directed by said Judgment 10
be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
building and improvements thereon. situate. lying and
being in The City OF New York. Borough of Manhattan
and nfexed under Section g. Block 1754 on the Land
Mar OF the City York. bounded and described as
follows: 49,, A..
egnning az point the Easterly side Of F1fth Ave
nue. distant eighteen feet Northery from the North.
eas.erIy corner OF said Avenue and one 1undrec ana
twenty-ninth Street running thence Esstery parsie
with i29th street and partly through party wal sNeh
three feet thence Northsrly parallel win fth Fenue
.er,aer feet thence Westerly partly through enother
nsrtv wall and again parallel with l2Dth street seventy
tre ,eet ana thence southery along TIE easery sae
F,b Avenue feet 10 the point or place OF
beginning o,.A 5000
Da'su' WV MELVIN IL. DAI.BERG.
Referee
MAN a MAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
SO Wall Street,
Xarxf
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SToCh-
~ holders OF The Broadway Theatre Company WI, be
held AZ The once OF David ogden the Treasurer M & ne
go S,rnnanv ~ No III Broadway. n the CITY or Ne"
YORK on the 2sh day of November lsS5 az y % ~.
o- 80 dsferinA whether capital stock or the SIC
nsnv shall be reduced 10 amount Of One thousand
dollars Isl O 10 consist Of ten 40 shafes o. ue P
value OF one hundred dollars slOJl per snare
dated New York, October 18Th. lsS5 ~.
~ DAVID 3. OGDEN,
HERBERT PARSONS.
ANDREW A MCCORMICK.
Directors.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
financial.
DATED JULY I. IsSDi

Referring TO no;ioe Of December a. 1898. have
amount OF the First -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Of the Pittsburgh and Western Railway Company. have
deposited these bonds with accordance with the
OF said notice
We further TO announce that we have mace ar
rangeents Reorganization Managers OF the Bal
tore and Ohio Railroad Company whereby. in case they
issue any Plan Reorganization Of the Pittsburgh ana
Western Railway Company prior to December H. 1879
they undertake 10 give all depositcrs whose bonds
,ha not have been them for cash. as stated IN
the next paragraph option for least thirty days aief
such Plan Is Issued par and interest In cash. or
to lave their bonds in the Plan the basis Oh
new securities They also that at the expiration
OF ruch option they purchase from for cash al par
and accrued interest up time Of deverJ all bonds
held by US II, respect the option 10 take new
securities sha not exercised we agreeing TO
sell them bonds II Plan shall have been Issued
by that Gate foregoing arrangements Will continue IN
force thereafter until said Reorganization Managers
terminate the by notice 10 US.
II any holder receipts certificates rather than
await such Plan and shall slect 10 cell his oonos
for cash hereby losing right of election 70 take either
cash or after issuance OF the Plan) said
REORGANIZATION Managers further agree that az any time
prior 10 December 1890 and also thereafter until no
from them 10 us) such holder may present his receipt
or certificate az Office FOR annexation OF suen
election thereon that the expiration OF thirty Gays
from the date Of such annexation. he shall receive par ana
accrued interest IN therefor at Office upon sur
render of bis receipt or certificate properly endorsed
j. Z. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
j. p. MORGAN & co.
NOTICE TO
STOCK OF
ANgEprCkN MATING COMPANY.

New YORK NOVeulDeF iII, IS5''
TN ORDER 10 facilitate Stockholders IN the e2-
r.e n. their right 10 purchase bonds Of the Com
many under The terms Of It's Circular. dated NoVeolos'
,eca i respec Of shares owned by them but stand
trg in the names others notice II hereby gwen ldt
frsnsfers made the books of the Coalaiy W u
ci1ck on wednesday November 22d. lS@ VIII te recob
nizeS with respect such right T. purchase. -. .t.
stock Transfer Books VIII be CLOSED At
ard re5ened al o'clock Monday NoVeInnFr <,'n
800 crfv Stockholders record at slch closing oi
80 boLs vii be considered entitled 10 take bonds undeF
such Circular. . ar.nrru pre.tdent.
f.. MEUKICk. Secretary.