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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24
--ktooEL MihaRa TOWN.
) Departure Prom Ola Methods
atOEes en- CO-op~ratIy@ EaEis.


James ". Eilsw0rth's experiment IL
establishing = model iSw8' j. tie
niulUg district OF pennsylvEHia viii
De watched With dsep Interest The
feature that has been found most OF
fashionable IN tie past and that has
been responsible for failure In some
cases has been eliminated Ia this In
stance There VIII be No pategnalism
IN the establishment and government
Of tie town. says tie Chicago Evening
Post While Il viii bee built entirely
by the company. which VII result IN q
certain uniformity 10 the buildings
and In more substantial structures
than could Ice erected by Individuals
ut the same cost. the renting of houses
VIII be discOura -;tl. and such arrange
meuts will Ice made rs VII enable the
miners 10 acquire title 10 both land
and buildings 50 that they VIII he
come actual property owners. The fact
that this las not been possible in
model towns" heretofore established
has cCntrihu;yd largely 10 IA" disccu-
Kent that naturally resulted iI disaster.
Another feature in line with this ana
which VIII remove tie town ftill fur
Their from everything Of a pau,ruallStic
Eature will Ice the vest!ng Of the nu-
nicipal government and general con
troll of affairs In the actual residents
They will select their own officers ana
pass their OWE laws, the only gtipula-
ton being that there shall he no Sa-
looms In the place. The stores neces.
sary for town of that size viii be
established on II cooperative basis. Mr..
Ellsworth furnishing the nee cssary cap
ital at low rate of interest ana the
profits being divided among the com
pany's employees.
The project might he described as
philanthrOpic, but the promoter chooses
80 regard it solely as 9 business enter
prise. He expects that the employees
OF the company Will hr able to live
better al a less cost than under the con.
ditiOrs ordinarily existing In mining
region, that they will he better salts
led, that there will be a small return
ON the money invested and that in the
end some benefit will accrue TO the
company as Il result of the venture
The experiment as outlined certainly
seems to promise we'll. and there VIII
be widespread curiosity TO see how II
turnS out
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24

ytTct! guC>tl0G
ago Your father fond his ring 90
the ground. and when ,la!rleh il b,
give ii mo at once"
The girl had slowly transferred her
steady gaze from her Grandmother'F
face TO his She now stared into bis
eyes with an Intensity which made
him. Ebiver For few seconds she
said nothing more. but 20 earnest and
searching was her look that Mason
felt unable 10 Withdraw from her side.
Al the first movement To made as II
TO retire she stretched out Der tight
hind warn.nSly toward him 6nd utter
cd these words In IA terrible, deep ton
ed v$.Sper:
Don't stay here. Go. Go before
morning, or you viii never 20 away
again"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24

Late information from South Africa
states that everything 10 quiet at Pot,
chefst1om, Kwanbonambi. Vcnterek
Kroom and rotaiesor's Rust American
newspaper rcsderB have been having
quite a sdssle with Philippine names,
but the Boor nomenclaturo is oven more
difficult
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24

Why is the newspaper the best OF all
advertising mediums? Because It goes
into thousands of the best bones. Ia
found on every newsstand, in every
public reading room, every club and
public library, every hotel, every rail
road train. and steamboat-in fact, In
every place where intelligent. thinking
people are fouud.-Dolgeyille ~. y
Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24
CWYN TnrGARDy's wAnyryG

OWN TREGARQN's WARNING.
ReEinal Mason stood beside the fire
when Tregaron had left him. with his
bralu alert, but his heart sore With
miag!y!nYs.
This Cocb Tai, ierrick or whatever
he called himself could tell bin, nj
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24

The tetee OF Rudyard Kip'ing ne,r
BrattlelN:c w.. is advertised for sale
TOO much brother in-law is probably
the cause ct Bir. Kipliug'e desire TO dis.
pose of his Vermont property
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-24

WHY, sir, Uhdt are you doing III hercs"
lie pointed to his finger. on which the
amethyst was now placed, TO guide
him over the mountains, starting from
Trrroed, SIX weeks ago. My brother
has ucycr been heard Of since"
lie paused, and the farmer, who was
listening with vivid Interest, uttered
30 exclamation.
"Do Won suspect Mcrrck SIR, If fonl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

Careful analysis ~ last weeks bank statement
shows that the changes IN holdings were maze
mp In great part by few banks. and that WINE
those institutions showed reduction In loans ahu
deposits the majority Of banks returned increases
in both items Il is unfortunate that the hanK
statement is compiled In the Anticipated manner
now In vogue for n fails 70 show the actual con-
dtIon ~ the hanks while guide 20 conditions
underlying the money market II Is pracucaHy
worthless. The fact that surplus and cash hod-
ings declined again last week according 10 the
statement led 70 the belief Yesterday thar moneI
rates would he higher but beyond decided 'nr'n-
ness AZ quoted rates there was no indication OF
a material advance in the price for accornInoua
ton Bankers assert thar all the money heeue'
can he obtained II borrowers are willing N pay
good rates ANY actual strain In this marker can
be relieved by gold imports, and II Is not uhHAe''
mat importations OF the precious metal VIII pes.
early IN September and possibly before thar unle
Borrowers should expect 70 pay str rates lo'
money IN times OF business prosperity. Inc bdHA
Of Germany raised its discount rate yesterday 2
NJ per cent 70 per cent. and in the Berlin ana
Paris markets open market rates were nrm Inc
London market was closed. Sterling sNchahse III
this market was inclined toward weakness under
the pressure OF commercial bill offerings. 'HeI-
ings ~ futures are larger than they were W
ago although business is somewhat res'''''7''
owing 20 the high rates asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
Wall STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET.-The outside
securities market opened firm, closing steady. hut
opiet The demand for Republic Steel continued
good throughout the day. closing AZ about the high
est figure international Pump was also a strong
stock and good trading in It was transacted.
Standard OH closed at 45la4e3 against 4soI9a46S or
Saturday Last prices other prominent issues
were. Amsterdam Gas sli2Q52l9; preferred. 6sG5''
Air Power. 67Q71l9 Bay State Gas l5sG2ls; Anal
earoated Copper. s19G97s. Republic Steel B%4124;
preferred 72s.d7]. Havana Commercial, &gZ1; pre-
ferred ssa6s: Electric Vehicle lOl: Union Steel and
Chain. 2eG29ia: preferred. 6sas8l7; Rubber Goods
common 30lgG3l. preferred s7qS7i1
AMERICAN LINSEED DTVIDEND.-There will
be an important meeting tomorrow Of the directors
Of the American Linseed Company. They VIII de-
clare the regular quarterly dividend Of ia per cent
on the preferred stock. payable September l5 ana
will amend the bylaws OF the company TO conform
n the New-Jersey law in accordance with the In
ton Of the court in the OF the Federal
steel Company. A. the same time, the number OF
directors Will he reduced from fourteen 70 eleven.
RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES BOUGHT.-The
sso1 g0 OF per cent receivers certificates Of the
Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Railway have
h4en bought by the Reorganization Committee.
FOREIGN TRADING.-The London market was
closed Yesterday in consequence Of which there
was no arbitrage dealing on the local exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
CROPS ALONG THE ST. PAUL

Tho crop reports from the various divisions OF
the Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Railway re-
caived in the last week up 70 August general!y
estimate the conditions good and slightly above 'he
sveraeA OF the previous weeks reports. the report
received from G. W. Porter. OF the Empire Elevator
Company OF Minneapolis. regarding crops on the
Hastings and Dakota and James River DIVISIONS
shows as follows From Minneapolis TO slssetoh
the crop will exceed that OF last year by from ~ 10
u ner cent and the quality will be fuIIy as eooo
az that NJ previous crops From MHoanK 70
Ardover the crop will he from % 10 81 per cent
less than last year the hot weather OF last week
hs,,rg very seriously affected H. There VIII De
YER, ttle fax in this district. and on the AndoVer
line north the crop will be about 10 TO 10 per cent
under that Of last year. II Is estimated Al ABOUT
ona hundred thousand bushels From AndoVer 10
AbA,aae, the fields seem 10 be In GOOD shape ana
,bo ,,ala is estimated AZ 10 per cent more thah
lat year. From Aberdeen north the wheat i
ve-, min IN spots, and will fall here about " per
o.r, below last year. From Aberdeen west 70
po,,dls there will be more wheat handed than last
- r-ror, Faulkner 10 Eureka rellaoe sources
49,. ~ WELD as double as nuch as Isst graI'
=. Milan report the entire crop IN the Vlcih-
as damaged from 80 10 % per cent oy
w. w., % Ssn and wird storms on me night 81
AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

The room element was bear1sh the greater part NJ
the day Commission houses did little In the ma
ka+ and operations we're checked nv the absence
n, many prominent operators and bankers who are
attending the New-York Yacht Club cruise and re-
gattas Brunswick Land and Panhandle" were
strong features owing 70 buying inspired by bull
ISL published compositions on the two stocks. Kan
sas ,-itv PIttshurG and Gulf advanced more thai
four points on the purchase NJ 800 shares by ?
" Sav,n Buying 81 the stock appeared 10 be
based upon the rapid progress making in the re-
organization Union Pacific and Northern Pacinc
were both well taken. The manipulated tobacco
stocks nuctuated widely. but closed lower. New
York Air Brake on sales Of 20 shares lost points
The greater number Of stocks lost for the day
II was reported in the boardroom that John d
Rockefeller had sold. since the middle OF july,
about 10000 OF various stocks. Some Of the days
buyers and sellers were.
Weaver Harris & CO bought Manhattan. Rolston
& Rass ocD sold A A. H1usman a 20. u."''
and Halle & siieglitz C2OCG bought Brooklyn Rapid
rrs,sit A O Beebe bought Tin Plat. preferred;
= 7 s4Ugsberg sold Body. Mcclellan Co. and
= " savin 4 n, sold Sugar II Goldschmldt
r. r., % nrO and Moore Sch-y bought American
robacco. otto Kohn. Van Embureh 4 Atterbury
and 7 Bianchl sold. f, \ Fairchild bought Brook
Ivr Rapid Transit. +. ". Savin Co. lb0. In ALI
pntrSf Kansas city. Pittsburg AID Gulf Toler a.
gTI,isev bought Pittsburg Cincinnati, Chicago and
81 Louis Post and Flagg SOD Henry Bros sold
(, 90 II 0DW sold Continental Tobacco. Pearl a
20 and J. Wallace a Co. bought Union Pacific.
5 5oRsb, sap si Paul J. H. Davis Co sold F W
sam & Co (20D0 bought Reading first preferred.
Moore 4 schley Goo bought AtehsGn q oo
sold Moore a schey COCO and pominiek A
Williams 900 bought NSrthsrn facine Efsnry 4
g ana Norton & Tunstall cold. Moore 5chiey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
BONDS.
Tur DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

49,. s.ocl market was dull and irregular yes
.o-,,v with final prices at small net losses III
.ba Greater number Of issues Money ma'Aet
.-.i,,ons remained unchanged. but the rear OF
,.-ne~ rates restrained speculative dealings anu
..,sad something akin to complete stagnatlon
-. .,,,v,ission house circles. There is no par
.,.,,rar reason for current uneasiness over Ihe
-o,sv market Naturally Il Is pleasan'er Io'
,ra Wall Street operator to secure acconlNnoua-
con AZ cheaper rates than those no" ru4iis'
.-. az q e more agreeable for the consumer 70
=. ,baaner pricAs for iron or any other product
-bo+ has advanced under the influence or gooo
- v1-bv Wall Street should exercise itself
tacsusA Of higher money rates IN prosperous
5a,-s is a question difficult 10 answer Money al
s+i4 rates. owing 10 trade expansion ought 10 De
bic buu card on stocks, and especially so al
.,r,A when the foreign exchange market is
Moving in the direction Of gold imports.
The sterling exchange market was weak yes
.ar5av II will doubtless continue TO ease OH
until gold imports begin. for II no" appeal
.-,betla that the needs at this centre VIII iI'N7
=. -oorA profitable for bankers 70 caH soio 10
.b,s side than to lend American balances ao4
The decision OF the Treasury department u 10
eve gold certificates is merely an indlcatoh Oh
trade prosperity and the Willingness Oh 'iie
Treasury Department 10 90 every INNS IA "
-,o7ra- ~ supply trade centres with oills' whlch
cen, n he preferred 10 metal money Much mis-
,,+or-oation IS current regarding the character
. cold certificates and the reason for their Is
,,,anca hut II everybody would simply pear IN
lind that gold certificates merely represent
.--a~sbousa receipts for gold deposited, and that
-. certificates are issued in order TO put more
--.re- CURRENCY in circulation without an actual
..n-esse In the volume Of the countrys money,
80 o,eration and the purpose involved would
readily be understood
In the early dealings in stocks traders at
.o-.r+sd ~ bring about lower prices, and Tor
-. values sold of. although the greater par'
:, +bs selling came from the professional eie-
,Ant Subsequently the whole market re!lleo'
.,a at the close changes. as compared Win sat
,,-asv we're small The Union and Northern
ra.,ec issues were in good demand ana ran
ta,aIA and a few other stocks that are oelne
.c,,velv doomed were strong ana hlshet' AN'
,~,o-L,e+ was dull at the close, with no decided
.a,dAncv. People who are interested IN raH
80 stocks will read with considerable pleasure
enc report OF the grain movement IN the las
1,aAp Deliveries Of wheat in the NorIh"es
,,.eret three times as large as IN the same weef
LAST year. while total grain receipts at Chicag'
80 123 600 bushels against 4 SS2O 600 bushels
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
TIFF TREASURY AND BONDS.

The suggestion has been made in Wall street
thar Il would be a wise scheme for the Chlteu
States Treasury use some OF It's large SUI ~
-. C,o,or-r,art bonds such operation
would release money that Is lying Idle and enaole
he treasury to reduce rs annual interest charges
h,t az the prices OF bonds are very high tae G0s
eminent is not likely to buy any OF It's own
,ies unless they can be had at great concessions
- -..,.,o ,rices At the same time. however
the nresen. high prices Of bonds would be onset py
49, ling in interest charges. and II 5000" OF
Government bonds could be so taken oy me - eos,
nv, me monetary situation would be reheVeu anu
- to,nls ~ trade would in consequence De
materially benefited. It may be recalled 'n4' IL
so, me rr4asury bought IN the open market about
~ 600 90 Of bonds The market va4ue OF uoYe5"-
-, bonds az that time was considerably uHle-
- .o.to,s and there was no opportunity TOT
crit,c,sm on price account II Government bonds
were bought at current price, . GTr pepar{man
countess "eSrt1istratiou FOR wasting the people
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

n'"Dl and Dominick & Williams boueht Norin
Pacific preferred; De Coppet Co and Ladenburg,
Ihamann & Co sold. Ulman Bros QopO bought
American Tobacco: Charles Farchld d,n9l sold
Elingwood & Cunningham Gco In alb sold Sugar
{. A. Harmed & Co. Q.000 bought Atchison pre-
terred. 4. Leo & Co. and Halle & Suegtz 800
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit; G. f. Carryl llopl.
Edgar Deal 1000 and Pearl & Co. solo. Hedge.
Louns berry & Foster bought Northern Pscinc com,
mon. Andrews & Crisis J. 5. Bearnes co. ana
! 3. Dumont sold. r. II. Bissell & Co. sold Ml-.
gouri Pacific. Jones. Maury & 60. 1000 bought
Union Pacific preferred. Brown, Bruins & co. SOLO.
Moore Schley sold Continental Tobacco ne
bacco: Charles Stokes 1000 sold. Henry Bros
fought American Tobacco Charles stokes u"
sold. Halle q stieglitz tym bought Brooklyn Rapf
Transit Moore q Schley bought Atchison pre-
ferred 5. Campbell bought Union P9chc CON-
mon. A De Cordova & Co. sold. T. / Se.gspe'
COCO bought American Tobacco; !. r Meae ~, *
90 (20ool and Hedge. Lounsberry q Foster -, ,I.'p
sold Bell * Co. bought SHELTERS common 400
q Schley bought Chicago Burlington and QIlnt;{}.
II Allen & Co bought New-York Central. huls
+ stiegIitz 500 in alb bought Brooklyn RAPID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug (SpeciaD-The wheat range all
aay was only &C and the last prices I.aHc under
Saturday These narrow fluctuations we're typical
OF the days market the dullest one IN weeks The
important bear circumstance was the increase in IN.
visible supply I.is7,Oco bushels compared with a
decrease last year OF $4,000 bushels There were
no English cables. a partial explanation OF the
duIness September opened az e0isc. sold between
eps< and &C and closed at CSC. The close wae al
most at put figure. Clesrs >es liberal 67s 600
bushels about the only bull help Worlds sbip-
men,s .ass 900 bushels. about the same az
the week previous. and almost 100000 bushels
over the same week last year There was an in
crease on passage OF $4,000 bushels Paris was
steady. Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels
compared with $4,000 bushels last year The
Northwest had "a cars. against 5S5 last Monday
and 1Ss last year Here there were l65 cars,
against 10l last Monday and 1os last sAAx. TAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
ANTHRACITE OPERATORS REPORT

Tho August letter Of the AAthIa0''e ~O0' w.
ators Association says
Tho condition OF the anthracite coal marAe' IA ~
~ not materially different from thel % II Pts
- ,Dorfb The movement or Goa a. - -
1ou-ed no Increase and several interests 'y4s ~
1.sDrage OF his 70 supply tnelr $500 - ain p
Nav, gland in anticipation OF dIIhT 49, .lly H. bjn
- demand during the fal. months, Nes'ea id 81
,-orts have gone forward as raplII$ as 49, -,
hH,b ~, AL and lake but IN the W est ~ a1,a
80, mo consumers cellars mas nov DseIL 49,
- ar+Iv 70 the higher price. as compared VIZ.
- 6uatations OF last summer. ne INV ~ IL,
ne quJjt. on me various railroads was OF OhLS
me Po. .a ,-o-or-ions while the shipments 10 az
- bste been rather larger tnan asL ~. 30 "a "a
a,lA ma ~ tho slowness OF the marker 20 taA9
Ca sr5 the inability 70 carry the e.l..ae
-. tbare are large accumulatons at tae -
stoc<ug points ana. at ude HtTn ntan, ,bts
1890 ecars unloaded promptly. 10 PrtEetC Iii
,roIblA and reduce stocks the hld!es WI
-aerI, ~ August on the basis or ".SPy" .'o Oi3
y-bjHb a. tha present rate or cons ~,
reInce stocks some $4,000 tons ny tne Gose o. W. IL
roortb giving small margin with when 20 oesll =
~ an trade Prices throughout July remained
a., -bose AZ New-YOrk tide averaging IOWeI man
a. nv other point owing TO the low quoldl
g. 5a IL, some OF the smaller Interests II IS 9eHh
go ,,rdersrood and will undoubtedly De auleIe -
- 'tbsf coal already sold and not deHVered ana
accented on Juy 81 advances % cents 70 Ine CIT
cuiar issued early IN July. Inis. wnl!e - may re,
tsrS saIes for a time through fear OF break, VII
90 ef-enrth 10 the market and give souha
Foundation for further advance on septefnoer !,
which will probably be operative on dehVerles
az SeDrarnber 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road reports for the month Of July gross earnings
Of = rs 400 Including Fall Brook SYSTEM an IN
crease OF S0l46s as compared with July l's''
Gross returns OF railroads reporting in July sho"
a gain over July year ago OF about S'"N"" OF
IS per cent while compared with the SANE
time in 1892 the increase is 49, per cent l"7
granger roads give the heaviest percentage 81 ~
crease with the central Western roads next the
Pacific roads third and the Southwestern roads
Trunk Line and Southern roads following. mere
is every reason 10 suppose that August earnings
will compare favorably with the July returns anu
that the increase over August last year Will De
large The net earnings for July. which VIII come
in later on IN the current month should MAKE
handsome showings as operating expenses na'e
-. go. n q few ca ses been above the normal
rb,Ie ~ many instances they have been less as
IN Atchison. The following roads reported yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
cablec
-, nosted rates were.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Orlea - Cotii-
marcia snc discount. bank SOC premium san
Franctsco-sight. l0c; telegraph. 123.c Cincinnati
Over the counter SOC premium; between oanks. To
discount. savannah-Buying l-isc discount ser
ing &c per s. 900 premium Charieston-DuS ing
par selling nc premium Boston-Far' &c P'
'acago-Z5c discount
RANK CIEARINGS - New-York -' EXCHANGES
9. s- 2ss. balances. S5Os7lO4. Philadelphia-hx-
changes. yO.1s544. balances H.i7s,ss Cmcas ago,
E1changes. $685. S4; balances. Hn4.a, pau
1ore-Exchanges, s. 1878; balances, ElIsSe' Dos
ton-Exchanges. sl5.7O247s; balances N'Ioo'AS
FoPt,rGn observation-disclosures market closed
French rentes % francs 20 centmes. Exchange Oh
London. q francs q centimes. Berlin exchange On
London % marks 50 pfennigs 80
THE SILVER MARKET. silver o1.c' M VI,
can silver dollars 4sc. Bar silver IN LONDON -
GOLD PREMIUM.-1n MADRID <o'V' iS''
Buenos Ayres ll7.5O. Rome, 7.b'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
-,o,-vp>->,FNr BoNDs.-Market hrm- Final

RAILROAD BONDs-Market irregular Total
,sles amounted IN par value TO S4o7'SV asalI,sl
- - So ra+,,-dav The heaviest dealings were
-, ...htso- baltimore and Ohio issues, BROOK
-, 7.,ior elevated list Central George 5s' Chesa-
a.s Ob,o AIS. Kansas City. Pittsourg anc
go - >T,ssouri Kansas and Texas DDS, Miss
,or-, Pacihc lists. New-York Central CAKE shofe
r. Reading General As. St. Louis and iron NOUN
80, = g. Louis Southwestern lists. 81. LOUIS
s a. Dds. Union Pacific As and Wisconsin
Central lists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

Actual cash bal. s23 4s.67s $274 80 7P5 Inc SIl5
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington $3.50 isl; internal reve-
receipts s. .+O7 2Sl miscellaneous receipts. s4s-
ss5: total receipts s2Oss7ss; expenditures. s2o3ooo
Receipts for month to date. 81 2435Ss; expenditures
N3Es0oo; excess of expenditures. 2l724l2 Receipts
OF National bank notes for redemption, Sioo75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury Statement z.,,A
.,g s.,,,ai rssrI,s ~ TWO DAYS ago compared with
the last preceding statement is as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
TRREGULARITY IN STOCKS.
FEAR OF HIGHER MONEY RATES.

LITTLE REASON FOR UNEAsINEss-sTER-
LING EXCHANGE WEAKER.
Closing prices yesterday OF the principal &C
,,va securities and net changes from Saturdays
last sales were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
,fovFy AND EXCHANGE.

,,o>-rv p ATEs.-Money on call s1za+ per cent
ar executions at s% per cent. The time money
market was quiet at aga per cent Ior SKY cay
=. per cent FOR three months, +1fzE pc al
- -o,1o+e-af and above on mixed collateral
coTmercta paper rates were 44a per cent for
80 -,or.ns 4a5 per cent for four months and
4.q5 per cent for six months for the oes' Names
an above for paper not so well known
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Markst dull Actual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

ActEA cAsh over
ss... iis ,aSss4as Inc s's'ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
GAS SECURITIES.

c7.no-t.d BY c / Hudson & CO. Nos "a 81 WALSH
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

Outside SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CII1'
c7.ported Nv c l. Hudson & Co Nos "a & 70 WALSH
BONDS