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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, Feb. 6.-Coffee-Options
opened steady at unchanged TO points
decline, following unfavOrable European
and Brazil markets, heavier receipts at
Rio and Santos, apathy of spot buyers and
falling off in warehouse deliveries; rallied
partially on covering. following favorable
Havre cables. Closed quiet, unchanged
TO points lower. Sales, $3.50 bags, in
Guiding March, s5.75; May, s5.75; Septem-
Der, sos; November, $50; December S6.2o;
January, $6.25 Spot coffee-Rio, quiet;
No. invoice. csc; No. jobbing, 71sc.
Mild. quiet; oCrdova, 7%d14c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 35sc:
centrifugal, 96 test, fac; molasses sugar,
33sc. refined. firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

Halfax. FEB. the steamer A-adlsr
went ashore 5n Rock Islaus yesterday a.
th@ entrance - I>5uis5u-E AzT1oT- Sc
Hil probably BE- q t0ta4 loss T1sre Is
- feet q water n the ho<5. TIE svsz,lg
vas 1cs S14 bright
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

quiet at an advance off &c; middling up
lands, 7-16c: middling gulf. 11-16c.
Sales, 500 bales Futures closed firm;
February, ss.13: March, s6.15; April. s6.15;
May, sSl7; June, s6.16; July, ss.1s; August.
1921; September. s6.O7; October. 500; No
vember, 500; December, sS.13.
New Orleans, Feb. 6.-Cotton-Steady
middling, SAC.
Galveston, Feb. s.-Cotton-steady; &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07
Capital Stock. s25OOO0 Paid Up.

II you want Stockers or Feeders. writa
MS Reasonable advances. experienced
statesmen n each department. Cattle.
Hogs and Sheep Telephone ISIa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-07

Goods
of the Latest Designs In
Wedding Cabinets.
Regrets,
At Home,
Announcements,
Ceremony Cards,
Menu Cards,
Club invitations,
Circulars,
Mon0grams.
Programs,
Embossed Folders,
Autographed Folders,
Engraved Folders.
WRITE FOR
PRICES
With new and Iete designs In
Type and Borders. ve are pre-
pared To satisfy the most tzs-
isdio0s.
The Eagle.
z. p. Murdoch.
BusIpess MsnaZsrs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

sens plays, as they have now in Eng
| land. He is already known among
American literati, his works are to be
found in every public library, every
Well-read man knows of the suffering
of John Gabriel Borkman. the audac-
ity of Stensgard, the sacrifice of Con-
sui Bernick, the snobbishness of Fer
void Helmer and the cruelty of Hedda
Gabler. In time we will be as familiar
with the characters of lsben as we are
with those of Dickens. Like Hogarth' s
paintings. they are terribly real"
DO you prefer this realism?"
Il fear that to a certain extent I am
an idealist, but what is an idealst, only
person who makes impcssibilities
real, and if lsben can make such ex-
traordnlry characters appear to us like
the people we meet every day, then
should consider him an idealist of the
highest type. ] cannot endure over
acting, and If any one tries to do this
in one OF 1bsen's plays he or she APP
pears utterly ridiculous, though l think
some people carry out this theory more
thoroughly than is desired for in their
effort to be oVer-natural. They speak
of murder in the same voice that
they ask US to come to supper. This
is going to an extreme the other way.
All of lbsen's characters require intelli-
of rather a humorous incident Mrs
Patrick Campbell is considered one of
England's finest actresses. and Miss
Janet Achurch is their leading disciple
of lbsen. I witnessed a performance Of
his play Little EylOf,' in WHICH both
these ladies appeared. Miss Achurca
easily carried off the honors, whila
Mrs. Campbell OVer-acted to such a de-
gree that she exhausted both herself
I'm lplr-g hi,
scenes to congratulate Miss Achurcl
and found her gracefully receiving her
friends on the stage, very composed, but
very tired. In the green room sat Mrs.
Campbell gasping, still acting, and
wildly clutching her maids arm, WhiC h
held the smelling salts to her dainty
nose. Oh she moaned. that scene
took so much of my strength | did
not mention how much it had taken of
mine. Any one who is familiar with
the play will see the affectat.on of this
when they know that she had but one
scene. This is an example of the wum-
an VINO acts from the moment she rises
in the morning until she retires at
night"
Charles Hoyt the playwright, whose
breakdown in health is the close con-
Germ of theatrical and literary circles
has had an interesting and eventful
career and is one of the figures Of the
stage literature of America. Twenty
years ago Mr.. Hoyt was the funny
man on a Boston newspaper. and HIS
wit was so well received that he deter
mined to try what he could do with a
play. His first play WAS "Giffard's
Luck" Then came ~ Bunch of KEYS"
which esta blished his reputation. The
play came out With Willie Edouin and
hSp w, + .
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

Jane Whitbeck, well remembered in
Butte. and who has lately been doing
a sketch in continuous houses in the
East, was married a few weeks ago in
Boston to E. A. McDuffee, the bicyclist
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

Joseph Keene, son Of the late Thomas
w. Keene, was found dead in his room
at a Chicago boarding house few days
ago
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

booioh Sooh' in curing this class of dis
eases and will guarantee you permanent cure
at moderate cost, He has cured thousands who
thought their cases hopeless. All letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation.
Cook r1edical Co. I62 Curtis St. Denver Col.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

Joseph jefferson has entirely recover
ed his health and on April 3 will begin
five weeks tour in RIP Van Win
kle." He is to play an engagement at
the Harlem opera house in New York
late in Apri1
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05
Private and Chronic Diseases of Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscre-
tons, syphilis, gonorrhna,
gleet, structure, sexual
weakness, varicocele, un-
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
untitn'-ss to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
IL, ,rr,,, h,r oln,. &c IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

are said to have a vehicle suited to
their style of comedy. AS Jack Hart
land. the struggling young lawyer. who
imagines mythical partner will make
his way to fame and fortune less ardu-
Gus. Joe Kelly has a role which fits
MN TO nicely, while Charles A. Mason
as Peter Won Baumbach, the wealthy
old German. is seen at his best. The
easy drive of fun which permeates ev-
cry minute OF the story of Hartland's
efforts to explain the continuous alb
sence of his partner, Memo; the com
plications into which these efforts
plunge him all turn into laughs as nat
uraliy as can be. and the audience are
carried through three acts of this be-
fore they know it. There are many
good speciality introductons. plenty of
bright, breezy music, an unsual Y large
company OF comedians and pretty girls,
and in fact every possible adjunct to
make UP a high class farce comedy Cr-
ganization.
The stories of injunctions etc, with
which the papers have been filed of
late regarding the Julia Arthur Eu
genie Blair controversy over the sue
cessful play, "A Lady of Quality" do
not appear to have affected Miss Blair
to any extent for She continues on her
way serenely and everywhere presents
the play to crowded houses. The terri
lOlS Ill dispute Was NEW DIX state,
which Miss Blair played, however CIV
ing every performance advertised. Miss
Arthur also claims New England and
Canada, to which Manager Wi!kison
says she is welcome, as he had no idea
of booking Miss Blair there, at least for
the present. The rights for the play
were secured for Miss Blair direct from
the authors themselves Her southern
tour opened in Norfolk last Monday
night.
The new Primrose and Dockstader
American Minstrel company made their
first appearance in New York Feb. IS
at the Grand opera house to one of the
largest audiences ever known in that
big theater The performance was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm and many
encOres.
Joseph Jefferson has entirely recover
ed his health and on April 3 will begin
a five weeks tour in rip Van Win
kle." He is to play an engagement at
the Harlem opera house in New York
late in April.
Jane Whitbeck, well remembered in
Butte. and who has lately been doing
a sketch in continuous houses in the
East, was married few weeks ago in
Boston to E. A. McDuffee, the bicyclist.
Joseph Keene, son Of the late Thomas
W. Keene. was found dead in his room
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

In Who Is Who" which opens at
the Grand tonight, Kelly and Mason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

,,,ds Mr. Kcene said 70 be neANS
g., the day and r. J. Taylor x Co. WIN =,
nosed to represent him. were active ,.,,,h,
prooklvn Rapid Transit. A. j. NoI"iSe' $50
and bid up tho last named STOCK WIFI. " Iii
,.sts were active buyers Conner brokers SUI
,,. ,.,iur,e of business was lighter than OH l"''
49, md buvne bv outsiders WAS not heavy '"
,,,,t,n WAS bought by traders ana others VIZ
uovo that something is going on III 'le .
tbc company that will have sweeping
,,,on the stock The market value cert"''"'
easts that something IS under way ana ma, '',S
=, T.. hing is thought to be deal WIN Wv
,r.ronollfan Tennessee Coal and IRON "r''
through ifs usual gymnastic perio'"an'7 ,s,1,
t.rnational Papcr showed strength Inc Wv
~, this stock was earned, but IL was MOI P"'N
l,,,-c th. company decided 10 use the money ~
eldf.,oual working capital The Mexican S'o'N7
md bonds were strong heavy buying mo-
r,ent Earnings of the Mexican ROADS III
et.t.s currency are enormous, ana II II s"i'
count upon much higher prices for their Seoui
Good Judges of the market say that 1t VIII pay
.,b tsrur-y,icl stock After the close OF
t,,sincas a. vqs reported good authority 'na'
,rr k.eno had changed his position. II II thouen'
,hat Mr.. Keene has some Leather ana Coa'
that he would Ike sell at higher prices III ."e
advance I'm the afternoon the shorts od some ac'o
co..rine especially In Tennessee Coal and Brook
L., RAND Transit Some Of the buyers and sellers
were
+ G. Barnes 1900 bought Union Pacific; T. 4
r. Randolph i COO Post & Flagg 1000 Boston
ol1 Post & Fage j. c. Humbert q Son. John
Homo bought Union Pacific preferred; W. H. WHIT
,,rrbem T. r Bogert sold. Andrews Criss
bought Northern Pacific common; w. G. flemihg
g "a Hedge Lounsbcry & Foster sold. Dominick
G Domlnick a ooM. f. A Maurice bought Man
haitian. W. F. Wharton sold c. f. knoniaucn
rooo,. bought Atchison pfd.; Moore Schey
$500 sold Sharp & Bryan, J. H. Ohphant ~
bought Hoop common. E Chisholm 60N sold. r
~ savin bought Brooklyn Rapid transit, -
r,rnea bought Flour Milling common. l. & .
Wormscr GoO bought Southern Railway common
y r-ndcrhil 900 sold F W Savin q CO. oous"u
,tchison preferred: Worden & co. sold. Nhl'e-
,..,,so & % COO sold ST. Paul Strong. Sturgls
G. Co rOoO f. & c. Randolph GcoN bought
Gather common. r. T. Judson Il co. soIu'
, vVorm-or 200M bought American Tobacco
n Durand r. GOD sold a De Cordova & CO. bought
{. Paul T. l. SeHgsbcrs 1000. F. W. savin q
80 seynour Johnson & Co bought American TO-
h,cco. u Henry 2oW. j. :. Bearnes Co u'"W
1 Ncrntvre & Wardwen 1000. D. Barnes
e.-M J. ~ Amory and Bell & Co. bought flour
,fnl,nc common: Hunter 500. Noble Mestre
roM + II. Martin and Hallgarten CO. sold Nc
r-t,,ra A. Wardwou 1000 bought Flour Milling
nreforrsd: Ladeuburg Thelmonn Co. 900
Bel co. 600 Hunter and scattering sold Laden
bur, Tnoirnann & co. COCO Moore e Schley
rnn Nclntvrc & Wardwcll bought American
robacco: o. Kohn 1900. + L. selssherg sold
7 A. : Wormsor ,20cD f. r Ames d"o. 'has.
y t,.tchaui bought Mexican Central Wilcox
CO.. $ 4 Walsh bought Texas Pacihc' L. ~
Fisher q noN sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECJ RITES MARKET. - Market
onened steady and closed duh. Standard oil closed
81 isgQ4e- against 1850 4ee Tuesday Last prices
~ other prominet issues were. Rubber Goods
III, .q22i. preferred e-dS7is. international Pump
24a2s. preferred 7o0 -2is. Amalsamated Copper a3i
0a.. Markeen Coppe- ioa,1Iil Amsterdam Gas 23i g.
a2gi. nreferred 5H.05a'a: Havana Commercial %
aso. preferred esa6ps. D's'nleries Of Aro-.ca
1e702o preferred g. 06o. transportation 2lis02c'a
w. England 90N,. Otis 9ia35ia. preferred o.
foro5 A. %. Bav state Gas EAR. Union Ferry
47aD. Air Power. 4o765
FOREIGN TRADING.-London bought about
o. ao shares in the local market and sold some
15nao shares Carrying rate OIL American shares
in H.. London settlement Was ~ per cont.
PRESSED STEEL CAR DIVIDEND Tie
Proceed steel car COMPANY has declared dividend
~ a.. Ger cent on It's preferred stock. payable o.
,oher H. The Pressed Steel Car Company. after
having three dividends o. l' per cent each on its
r~efe~red stock will have 81 IS officially stated.
su-rl,s ~ 81 o67N5 This covers the nine months
ending September g. part Of September being cs-
timatcd.
BANK REPORTS The National Park Bank ar
the close OF business on September showed total
resources of ST 4ic 100 Loans were fMd257i and
deroelts S3l s'0I64 The Mercantile Bank on Sep
tonlhe~ T. reported total resources $l>o-,ss loans
SO SIS 2sl and deposits fiS9sdl Tho Central
National Bank on September g. shovel total re-
sources OF So 26e $685. loans. 2e and deposits.
3, 81 SIS The Gallatu Bank reports total resources
Of 81 2s2 5i. loans. t62oil. and deposits El'2'2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
rIorR MILLING sECrRITIEs.

United states Flour Milins stocks have been
d., che unlisted department OF the Exchange
and Indications point toward considerable activity
b. nh, issues According 70 estimates that have
l.,.., mad. the company Will show n net income OF
a t-, ~ for the year. equivalent 10 per cent
an the common stock after Interest and per
,,,t ON the preferred. The net earnings OF the
mills CONFUSING tie company have been al the rate
~ 300 s-s "A year. and the estimate OF S1l72S3 for
the wear ~ made on the expectation that under
consolidation a saving OF $4,000 year viii be
aNDu.u .n ffs cost ot operation. The aggregate
..ifv or the mills iS $4,000 barrels d day. with "A
st6rag. and elevator capacity Of 22'2ooo bushels
Their, have been issued on account az the property
g. 10000 of per cent bonds. 100000 OF per
cent cumulative preferred stock. and $4,000 OF
common stock Additional bonds and stock are IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
POSITION OF INDUsTRIALs.

The liquidation in stocks in the last ie" Gay 100
reflected a disposition on the part OF some o""'.o
- "a, ,ho Fact Tint the country Is growing
raniJlv i'm the direction OF Industrial eNp"'S'o" no
created , demand for Industrial issues anu p"
sequence declines have not been hea'y' "o' "'
tho industrial issues proved menace 10 '"' ,'"'
80, IT., t.rge.t holders Of Industrial Securities
however have not parted with their poss'SSioii5
hecause they apparently believe that under or1'-
nary conditions Of money (Which must prt'""
fore the end Of the year,. it will be possible 10 ms
..r.,, tt.ir holdings gradually at higher prices
md I'm = way that will do no harm 10 IN" MAJ ~
Higher money rates this fall were toie7ee" Os w
larger holders of Industrial issues ana t't' "''"s
-. ,.,o made carly I'm the season 70 carry over
rho current period Of active rates. II I'd, '"' mus
- Tho industrial concerns were falling instead Oh
rising tho situation would indeed be di1'r'n'' W"
"a II ia owners Of industrial securities are no
,...o1 o,.r the present selling movement when
IN Great pert represents forced sales ana u'n-"'-
tons for the short account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
ST. PAUL'S DIVIDEND.

Tho directors Of the Chicago Milwaukee ana ~.
paul VIII NEE, to-day 20 take action on the nan
yearly dividends In view Of me iact tha' 'ne com
-. ..r,,.t over II per cent on the stock In
g.. es.el wear tust closed, and over per cent
n, e., many holders OF the stock believe that they
are entitled 10 an Increase IN the dividend returns.
g paul could easily pay per cent without de-
,ar.irr from the lines o. conservatism It Il wen
known fact that certain ~ the directors isNor d"
,.,.a,. I'm tho rate. but whether or not they can
l +,c action % the board Is not known. II
.,. ,ra not successful In ther efforts 10 nave re
d,..aend Increased they may 10 aoie 10 secure eme
iti.,. of Am extra dividend OF one-halt or one
,r 1.r. The preferred stock IS entitled 20 per
ent ana after payment Of per cent on me com
'.,' .'i rretorre both classes share alike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
MONEY MARKET SITUATION.

Tho money market Is TO receive help from the
7-~oaslrv as recently foreshadowed IN this column
October interest on Government bonds Is 10 De
maid in advance Nearly 100000 Is due on the IS
NJ la7 IN October. while i'm November interest il
d.,- on tho IS Of iaA amounting 70 $1,000" ana Oh
fb. 20 Of 1905 amounting 20 $4,000 Mhile me
-,rar. .rl,nt of This interest will not make easy
money is VIII materially strengthen the cash noIu-
,,,e ~ tn4 local banks call money went as nigh
as s per cent yesterday with the greater NUMBER o.
loan. AZ g per cent. Bankers continued TO express
.o,a4.r-o in the situation. hut they agreed tnat
money rates would uo' rule much below inc current
level for some time TO come. Bankers DO not con-
slider current rates nigh in view OF the ight parN
holdings Sterling exchange was weaker yesterday,
ro-fed rates being marked down '2c ana aclual
rates trihe less A. This time last year gold was
heinz imported with sterling exchange not far ne
low ta. present level The most important DAT 10
cold irnrorts al present il the Transvaa situanon
International banktrs said YESTERDAY mat il
i'r,.. Understanding could he reached over me
soutn African dispute the chances OF spIu C'la9
.ti- ,,9y would be- much better tnan they are ~
r-elarf N0ns OF the local banks nave matheI
itoIr over the couu.8I rate for can Iuhds "uO'S
,r cont although they have sent money 10 "
i,.haree % be- lent az the best rates opltlhaple.
rf- technical position Of the banks mas DJrn
r,4+4riallv improved by the nqudaton IN sIO.hS'
,iare, Is moving 20 the interior IN tar Noluinns.
-.s Treasury received $4,000 OF god certn-
-..f.s from Washington yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
srncK EXcHANGF LISTINGs.

The following securities We're yesterday placed on
the stock Exchange list: Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company. Aoil5oo additional capt
tai stock: Atlantic and Yadhin Railway company
s. 5000 Ars. mortgage Atty year per cent euar-
ontcod gold coupon bonds Of 1885, Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Company. Ni2-'Vo auol''on Pc. - o
49, .,., ,otint, trust certificates and N,550lD
oi5rionai common stock voting trust certhcatueH;
ore Island Railroad Company, Soo9.gy uil,i'es ~
-rrfeage nifty year per cent gold coupon po"us u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
THE DAYS OPERATIONS N BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Narket firm. Fina
quotations follows:

RAILROAD BONDs-Msrket moderately active
a. small final changes Total sales amounted IN
par value 20 Se2-ioco against H.s4S5co on Tuesday
The heaviest dealings We're IN the Atchison Issues
Baltimore and ONO a. and 3iqs. Chesapeake and
Ohio pcs Kansas CITY. Piftshure and Gulf lists,
Kansas and Texas 2ds. Mexican Central incomes
Norfolk and Western IS Pacific Coast os. northern
PACING Dri0r IS. Oregon Short Line incomes rs. 81
louis md Iron Mountain 5s and Union Pacihc As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept. 49, 2. m.-American securities
opened better and improved somewhat Later
however. the market saseo of. and remained quiet
.ha rest NJ the session There was little doing Al
The close the tone irregular. Last prices were:
Atchlson. u.s. Canadian 1915; Erie. "A. Erie LIST
preferred 8sas Illinois Central li9 Union Pacific
1referre6 Sl7s ST Paul. 1853, New-Nork Central
IA. Pennsvvania, 6. Reading. lbs, Northern Pa
10 rrefsTled 775s Louisville. S22' Grand Trunk,
ID AralNnla. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
Ranhsre. posted rales weTe:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-O Orleans - Com
rnercial 81 1912 discount; bank SOC premium. San
Francisco-slght Pic. telegraph, l5c- Cincinnati
over the counter 5)c premium; between banks
oar and S5c discount. Savannah-Buyng, 4 Of
over 20. selling par over s. Char. eston-Buying
i-1sc discount; selling, l-l6c premium. Boston
t1,i0c discount Chicago-5Jc discount
BANK CLEARINGs; g. ,s Newg1York - ExchhSngss
so2eS oss balances s'1sz217o ssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. per cent with
exceptions at IA and per cent Inc time money
market was quiet at per cent for sixty days per
-, for three months per cent for four months
Der cent for six months on railroad collateral.
and above on mixed collateral Commercial paper
,a,es we're a. and per cent for the best for
all neriods. and above for names not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market easier Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
changes s5ls5oSs; balance balance. $SSSi '''

changes. S155OSS; balances, $55ScStSS, Dos''
changes $23922.270; balances Sovf'''C ., ooy IN
London, per cent open market uie eUP FOR long
a. per cent for short and 3,2a5s lea Rerlin ex-
change on London. ~ marks io,t llDttir,Ss Paris
exchange London. p francs -
discount rate. 2S4 per cent tg for
FOREIGN SECURITIES-lritisht ,rccUnh rentes
money lOl l5-6; for account Ups, ~ London COS.
THE SILVER NIARKET.-Bar silver S'c o I,l
can silver dollars. f'4c Bar SILVER D."
y 3-l6d. .- :, t-,,, Il.
Buenos Ayres. 1850, Rome -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

Actl cash BAL - 7T0-'13 ~ -'T7T0 TT7 S-7'-7'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs-C Customs receipts
reported from Washington 10000. internal reve-
nue. receipts s7sl29 miscellaneous receipts. 600
O,5. Total receipts for the day. N1sf4 oNpenm-
lures. N545ooo Receipts for month 20 date. $a,-
az, iso. expenditures N77a3eo. excess Of receipts.
81 $40 4sO Receipts for the fiscal year N date.
sl7357.921: expenditures. Nies7s@2 excess Of tx
penditurez. S2.5is4sl Receipts ~ National bank
notes for redemption. $2i9l55.
sUB-TREASCRY.-The sub-Treasury WIS
debtor s342ss7 az the Clearing House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities we're sold at auction
Yesterday bv Adrian II. Muller x son.
Her Of 1ee

The following securities were So."
Yesterday nv Adrian H. Muller Son
by oiH'' '' 0','9 s,oo .,cb
> shares Hormisuero central D"' 5000
per snare ~, order Of trustees
900 s,,rs Sabine DEVELOPMENT 80. tHypotneca''' &c,
4'0'V H.. .......- '-S''''
+ certificate N.w-Yor& Produce Exchange ass,ot
J Nul 49, Ni'i
assessments pal1 t-.., IL, NAV concern
For account OF 49, a- 500 each ...... $50
50 shares Trust c.. OF 4"eIls~" SO Zach. .... ~
- shares SlusiS 5'@ ea CO. pfd Hypothecated). 90
II shares I1tnam '"a w. .............. -
20 Sluo 'a'' r,,., coal CO. common. lHypothe- -,
80 100 Sion sacb "Reminiscences 90. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

- tho road was leased 10 the Brooklyn Rapid Tran.
ali Company on June II last The Long Island 'sys-
tenn hereafter will comprise the Long Island Rar.
rnad and New-York and ROckaway Beach Railway
which for the yeal 1880. showed = surplus OF ;G 81