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ALBERT E.. CROSS, Ch. B.,
CONSULTING 0PTICIAN,
will be at the house of rIr. Arthur n.
Jeliison, Westminster St..
ONE WEEK !

Having studied tor the past three years
in Boston University Medical School and
having the experience of being in one Of
the largest eye clinics in Boston, l feel
prepared to give perfect satisfaction in all
cases OF impaired vision. Persons who are
unable to call during Office hours if they
will drop me card I will call at that per-
sons residence. Examination of the eye
free of charge.
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BRADFORD OPINION,

The time has evidently come for a new
congressman in the first district. Gov.
Page is the man. His name naturally
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Press Comments.

Below we give few of the most inter
esting of the many editorial expressions
which have appeared in the papers of the
state during the past few weeks.
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OF whose business and official record the
state is justly proud. To put the case
mildly he is as well qualified to succeed
Judge Powers as the judge was to succeed
Governor Stewart, and if eight years was
long enough for Stewart ten years is'cer-
tainly enough for Powers, and we might
add that at present there is every indica-
ton that the republicans Of the first dis
trict will take this view OF the situation
next June.
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Governor Page is man of inexhaustible
resources, an indetatigable worker and one
OF the best campaign managers in the state.
The complete success achieved in his own
business, and his successful administration
as governor OF the state are sufficient as
surances Of a successful career.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-07-29

The lawyers have been more than gen.
erously used by the voters of Vermont,
and we believe the time to recognize the
progressive and enterprising business men
OF the first district is at hand. And
where is there in the district man better
qualified in all respects for Congressman
than ex-Gov. Carroll S. Page Of Hyde
ParkP As governor of Vermont he made
a record that is pointed to with pride by
citizens OF all classes.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES-Ma duh and irreg-
MAR Standard OIL closed at 459q46l. against 4s2a
4e4 on Monday. Last prices OF the other prom-
nent issues were: Amsterdam Gas 3Aa34a4 pre-
ferred 59d60: Air Power 75d75il; Vehicle. 1llQlli:
Bay State Gas 2d2h: Amalgamated Copper. 9i&0
s6 Republic Steel l7Q17lz: preferred 6Gd60h
FOREIGN misunderstanding in the local mar
ket for the foreign account was light. Arbitrage
houses dealt In about 10000 shares, about evenly
distributed between sales and purchases.
PRESSED STEEL CAR.-The Pressed Steel Car
Company has declared quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent on It's preferred stock. payable July 10.
The company's earnings for the first five months
Of the fiscal year were tO75Oo: preferred dividend
will take fS75 600 leaving a surplus OF 100000 tow
ard paying a dividend on the common stock.
GOULD DIVIDENDS.-The Manhattan Railway
Company has declared the regular quarterly dlvi-
dend OF per cent. payable July /. The Executive
Committee OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has recommended the regular quarterly divt
dend OF Ia per cent
SILVER EXPORTS The 81. Louis, sailing to-
day. will take 900 ounces OF silver.
RIO GRANDE WESTERN BOND5.-Spencer
Trask & Co. OF this city, and Lee. Higgin-
b Co.. OF Boston. offer for public subscrp-
tion the unsold balance at s7i and accrued inter
est. Of 8. 10000 first consolidated mortgage per
gold bonds due April I. ls49 OF the Rio Grande
Western Railway Company. Interest Is payable
April / and October /. in this city. The State
Trust Company is trustee under the mortgage The
authorized Issue IL $4,000 per mile In letter to
the firms offering part OF the issue. President
Palmer OF the Rio Grande Western saws that the
bonds will be n first mortgage upon lio miles al
ready constructed, on twenty-five miles now under
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 13 (SpecaD.-Wheat closed 7.c o'e'
Monday, although at one time In the forenoon "
showed nc under Monday July opened at .o'sc
to 75c sold between 74s4c and 1Slsc ana cioseo az
7sc. September closed at INC. 81. LOUIS was sen
ing wheat here again and Kaufman was leadinS
in II Commission houses generally had wheat Tor
sale but the market short one ana the
floor traders who playing for reaction
finally carried the day Champlan, Comstock'
Brosseau and Cudahy were buyers 1t was not a
big market The market got almost to puts early
and then finally at calls. The news which helped
the price the most was from the Northwest assert
ing damage to spring wheat from too much rain.
The map showed a great deal OF 1t in Minnesota.
Western receipts large $1,000 bushels at
primary points. compared with l6SC0 last year:
within two days the receipts at primary points
have aggregated 100000 bushels. compared with
10000 bushels last year. The two Northwestern
points to-day had COL cars, against lSi last year
Gables were lower both British and Continental.
There some Improvement in the cash demand.
10000 bushels sold from here. 10000 bushels sold
at Duluth and & loads sold at the seaboard 10 the
Continent. Seaboard clearances were $4,000 bushels
The foreign crop continues conflicting
the American. poor crop promised in Southeastern
Europe. but high one everywhere else.
Corn firm. closing %Q&c Monday. July
sold at SS1a and at 347sc. and closed at 34Ac Sep
tember closed at 3iasc. There general covering
OF July by elevator people. The seaboard reported
100 loads for export. Shipping sales here about
100000 bushels. Shorts somewhat disturbed by
the small contract stocks, 261.0OO bushels. in clud
ing the No yellow and the No white. The No
mixed corn aggregates only 133S,CO0 bushels. There
was decrease In the contract stock last week OF
10000 and four more such decreases would take all
the contract corn here. Patten is the bull side
again and was the best buyer to-day. Receipts
94s cars. and the estimate for tomorrow $50
Liverpool I'D to Ad lower. Seaboard
clearances were 10000 bushels. Nebraska and Iowa
had good deal Of rain. The other States had
good weather. Charters were 100000 bushels
Oats was up nc to ssc. sympathzIng with the
corn and wheat strength. July closed at 23Asa23a.c
September. 2O7sq21c. Receipts were 32O cars, with
$50 for Wednesday. There has been a little differ
ent tone In oats since the rather bullish Govern
ment report suggesting crop % 100000 bushels less
than last year. Clearances were 81 900 bushels.
Shipping sales. 10000 bushels
Faxseed steady. July closing at 81 o. Sep
tember, S51Ac; October, CSC. Minneapolis had car;
Duluth. 3; Chicago 10.
Cudahy buying OF provisions made a strong mar
ket pork up 2Oc, lard and ribs up sc to nc. Hogs
&c higher with 1900 In the yards and 81. 900
for tomorrow There is not much faith in bull
market In June.
On the curb puts July wheat closed at 75Sa
75iac calls 76%G767sc. Puts on July corn closed at
3i1sd34hc; calls, Aasc.
New York interest presumably a rich tobacco
man. IL trading enormously in wheat privileges
through Counselman-Day.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

peneved selling for the short account ana
reaI,zing sales caused irregular STOCK mar
bet with net declines In the greater nunper vi
iseues There were no developments or an au-
yerse nature responsible for bear aggressive
ness. The advance OF the last few days ap-
narently figured more in traders CALCULATIONS
than crop conditions, gold exports ana other
so-called bear factors and the tendency Vi coih-
mission house operators to take prohts on stochs
bought last week encouraged the we" 'na' 'ie
brief period OF rising values had gone la'
enough to warrant new overtures Tor 'he shor'
account. Substantial market interests were
disposed TO permit a decline. probaoV OH 'he
theory that lower prices would attract heaViei
pubic buying In the afternoon proiessi0h"i
traders succeeded in reducing values ma'eiie ~
hut there was no pressure TO sell Al any tihc'
while on the decline the buying was consioereo
narticulary good. This was especially pro-
nounced In Federal Steel. Rock Island Peopies
Gas BrookIyn Rapid Transit and American
Steel and Wire.
Sugar Refining followed It's usual course after
a. dividend payment. Traders succeeded IN de-
pressing IL over four points while the rest oI
the industrial list, with only few excepuohs'
declined in sympathy. Sugar specialists on
TIE floor OF the Exchange and on the curb say
that Sugar Is a sale because they believe that
Mr. Hayemeyer may make some revelations IN
his testimony before the Industrial Commission
that is now investigating the Sugar COMPANY
Other commissions have in the past endeavored
10 persuade Mr.. Havemeyer to make revelations
about the Sugar company, and II Is not hKeiy
that the present Commission Will be more sue
cessful in this respect than its predecessors have
been Consolidated Gas, Metropolitan Street
Railway Federal Steel preferred. National
Steel issues Panhandle" and Pressed Steel Car
~ the active list closed higher. Elsewhere net
losses were generally made. The general mar
ket closed dun. with prices at about the lowest
OF the day.
Ruying of the so-called Flower stocks was ex-
cellent In character and the early advance in
PEOPLES Gas and Federal Steel common was ac-
companied by conservative predictions of 80
and 80 for the respective Issues. The Federal
Steel company has advantage over certain
other steel concerns. in that It's is taken
from its own mines and hauled I'm part from the
mines to the works by the company's own rail-
roads In less than the first half OF the current
wear the company has earned the full per cent
on It's preferred stock. and on Friday the com
mon stock will be placed upon a ) per cent
yearly basis. The iron and steel business In this
country was never before more prosperous. and
orders are now being taken for next years de-
lveries at the present high range Of prices
Despite the advance In the iron market exports
have not been checked. while the current for
eign demand is so urgent that an enormous
movement OF American iron and steel abroad
is assured for months TO come.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

construction and on all lines hereafter CONSTRUCTED
or acouired also upon ssssooo equipment nrea atrea
provided and on all future equipne,nt, "a, az. bnoks
wh the proceeds OF the bonds. SUBSCRIPTION yonn
will open on June is. and Will close AT Il e'o'"
the same day. -. ,,,,y. p,, N practically
unanimous vote, the members Of the Cotton ,Sa, The
change Yesterday expressed their desire tns' and v
Ghs 90 should be closed on Monday, July - anu
their wish will doubtless be compiled WIN y Stock
Hoard OF Managers II Is expected that Shanges ShS
Eychange and all the other downtown Exchaupses
also will be closed the day before the Flower
A. r. FioWER, ~ I'm tbs roIoniai Trust Com
pany yesterday to succeed his Pcbnfd eTobaed peaed
yIce.nresident OF the National Park BANK, anu
cord Never were elected vice-presldents OF tno
SfTCCEE.DS WALLACE c. AEDREWS S.-nGai,ma. Lana,
liel c St John. brother-n-aw or the late wal ~ ~
G. Andrews who lost his life n few weeks ago III
the fire which destroyed his home. In East SNty-
seyenth-st has been elected Mr Andrews ) sue
cessor as president OF the New-York steam com
pany and OF the United States Mineral WOOL COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
fnancial.
BOSTON May 70. 1873.
To The Stockholders of
Flint & Pere Marquette r. X. Co.
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western R. r. Co.,
Chicago & West Michigan R'way Co.:

plan dated Nav % 1889 FOR the unon and readJust-
ment OF the capitalization OF the above mentioned CON-
panies been formulated by the undersigned and has
been approved by directors OF each company The
undersigned have. the OF holders OF large
OF the stock Of each agreed to act
a committee to srch plan into effect.
An agreement also dated May 90 1899 embodyng such
plan has by the undersigned and lodged
the depostares hereinafter named. Copies OF such
agreement BE- had upon application TO any member
OF the committee. to either OF the depositares.
Holders OF the capital stock OF OF said three rail-
companies desiring to participate in said plan may
parties TO the Read1ustment Agreement by de-
posting their stock certificates duly endorsed
transfer with the deposaries hereinafter named. on
OR BEFORE JUNE go, 1890. After that date. de-
poss Of stock will be received only subject such
the Committee may from time time impose.
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY. 100 Broadway New
York will the depositary for the OF the
Flint Pere Marquette Railroad Company. and the
MIX Street will receive deposits OF such
agent for The State Trust Company THE OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. OF CSurt and Wash
Will the depositary for the
OF the Detroit. Grand Rapids and Western Railroad
Company and Of the Chicago and West Michigan Railway
Company and Messrs. ROBERT WINTHROP COM
PANY. 40 Wall Street will receive deposits OF such stock
New York for the Old Colony Trust Company. The
deposares win transferable certificates OF deposit,
WILLIAM w. CRAPO, Chairman.
MARK T.. cox.
JOHN VI. GRAHAM,
CHARLES VI. HEALD,
CHARLES MERRIAM, Committee.
OLIVER w. MINK.
THOMAS +. RYAN,
NATHANIEL THAYER.
ROBERT r. BROWN Secretary
- Wall St. New York
SEWARD GUTHRIE STEELE.
~ Wall ST. New York.
Counsel TO Committee
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market fractionaly
lower. Final quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong and active.
Total sales amounted IN par value TO 49, $500
against s2.592 800 Monday. The heaviest dealings
were in the Atchison issues, Central Of Georgia S.
Colorado Southern 1st 4s Erie prior 4s Mexican
Central 1st incomes Susquehanna and Western 5s
Northern Pacific prior As Reading IS, ST Louis
and Iron Mountain 5s, ST. Louis Southwestern
issues. Wabash I'd 5s Wisconsin Central lst re-
cepts. Central New-Jersey u, Evansville and
Terre Haute IS. Hooking Valley AVS and Oregon
Railroad Navigation As.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

~ per cent for short and 2hd2 s-1s for long plls
Berlin discount rate. SA per cent Berlin eNcnanee
on Lordon. 20 marks 4,a pfennigs' far's ,,.,,nt
~ Iondon as francs Is1k centimes. Paris discount
rate. 27s per cent. .,o.o,
FOREIGN sECURITIBS.-British consois ciose.
at Ios,s for money and loses for the account
rentes 1O2 francs 30 centmcs. Spanish - !" i'o"
don, CAS-. oo,, ,,ox,
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar siVe'' WA
- s,,rs .snc Bar silver in London
q ll-l6d. ,,,o %.
corn pREMIUM-In Madrid 22 LISBON o.
Buenos Ayres. .2oSo: Rome I.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans-Com-
mercal. I5c bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight. l2Ac teegr iph. 15c Cincinnati-Over the
counter. b0c premium; between banks, par Sa-
vanpah-Buying. l-i6c discount; selling 75c per
1900 premium. Charleston-Buyng. par: selling
Nc premium. Boston-l6 2-3c discount Chicago-6c
discount. st. Lovis-10c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges
s2s5 o5s.74: balances. sl2sloo3o Boston-Exchanges
S25.Ss,+5e: balances. s20sOS5s Baltimore-Ex-
changes. A6s.3s4; balances sis3 345 Philadelphia
Exchanges, N7.255 5s7; balances. &5o,sOs Chicago
Exchanges. rs.4o2.51: balances. s2o2z@A
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cali money in
London. Ma% per cent Open market discount rate,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
Spencer Trask & Co.,
27& % PINE ST. NEW YORK
Lee, Higginson & Co.,
a. STATE ct. BOSTON.
Houston and Texas Central tirse
Mortgage Bonds.
Notice of Bonds Drawn for Raynlent.

The HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL. %hhl.numsD % 80
COMPANY having IN Its possession cash proceeos
OF lands covered Trust Indenture between
C.cott the CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF Ne" LuS LuSSH
and the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY ds,Ts 20. AgI Hou.
1850 which applicable to the purchase OF .ns
ton and Texas Central Railroad Companys flis s.,t
bonds. by such Indenture 70 an anoun ,rhsss
at the price limited in said Trust Indenture 70 ,o-,i
and retire 200 OF such bonds and II having Oen N ~.
that such bonds cannot be purchased az or rt.test
c.ntum OF the par value thereof ana acctuea -
thereon there have been drawn by lot undeI s.sss,
visions OF such Trust Indenture. bonds secueu "a
besrne the distinguishing numbers hereinafter ~
he maid FOR out OF proceeds OF such land sS an.
said rate OF ll0 per centum OF the par fa'ue "
accrued interest thereon. - -. - trxvn aV
as follows viz: -. 80
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on CALL per cent. with
exceptions at 212 per cent. The time money market
easy In tone. with rates 3g3ll per cent for all
periods good railroad collateral, per cent on
mixed collateral. and above on industrials alone
The supply of commercial paper was small. Rates
3 per cent for sixty to ninety days indorse-
ments. 3lzQi4 per cent for hrst-class single names
and above for names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and steady
at unchanged quotations Actual closing rates fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

March, lsr.
'Messrs. SPENCER TRAsK g. CO..
"Me..rs LEE, HTGGINsoN CO.
Dear sirs
The Rio Grande Western Railway Company. coo.
solIdated Mortgage Bonds OF which hav. soh you
81 800 600 will the properte. ~ N.
Company subject only. to part 10 the e1l,,ins
per cent First Mortgage.
They will a FIRST lien about 10 miles already
constructed on % additional miles under cons,ruc,lon
and upon all lines hereafter constructed acquired n
the rate Of 500 900 per Also upon $4,000 Of .oup
ent already provided and all future sQuipm.n, ,hst
may BE- acquired with proceeds OF hes. Bona,
IN substitution for the First Mor,gag. nye per cent
Branch Line Bonds in the Treasury 12SOooN.
there will be issued Of these per cent consoldated
Bonds 81 10000 being at the rate Of 900 mile
upon two important branches. aggregating above
stated 40 miles These per cent Bonds however VIII
pass into Treasury reserve Of the Company ard
the only additional interest charge actually created will
be for the 81 10000 Bonds sold, which for the
following purposes. 10 wit;
$500 600 to build miles Of line under cons,re-
ton including branch line up the Provo Canon. sM
extensions OF the Pleasant Valley Branch 10 additional
mines field
The remaining 81 100000 discharge all car truss
and other indebtedness Tor equipment; 10 restore 70
our current resources the sum expended In 1893 10
building the SERVER Railway extension 10 Belknaa
and to provide additional equipment
'The surplus earnings of the Company beyond sn
charges prior 10 this amounted for the ended
June goth 1895 s545.OOO while the fixed charges -
this issue Of Bonds viii be but 10000.
81 fully concur in the estimate OF General Manager
that the new equipment be forthwith put under this
mortgage as n first lien the Company in saving
OF car mileage now paid other roads and from the
command Of additional business the bulk Of the Interest
on the entire 81 10000 present issue. This Is outside
OF any earnings from o miles of railway The
net earnings OF the 10 miles Of existing branches upoo
which these Bonds prior lien. amounted in 1868
to double the interest the issue 20 Be made.
THE First Mortgage and present Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds constitute all OF the liabilities Of the Company.
save what the proceeds Of the Bonds sold will dis
charge
Yours very truly.
"(signed), W. J. PALMER. President
Having privately sold the larger portion
of the above issue. offer the unsold
balance at s74 and accrued interest.
The subscription books will open at the
omces of the undersigned ON Thursday,
June 18th 1890. at 10 A. W., and will close
mt IL o'clock the same day. subscriptions
muy be earlier terminated.
The right is reserved to reject any sub
scrfption and to nIiOt smaller amounts thaA
those applied for.
Application will be made for listing The
issue upon the New York stock Exchange.
Spencer Trask & Co.,
U& % PINE ST. NEW YORK.
Lee, Higginson & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
REALIZING SALES FEATURES.
pr.ps AGAIN AGGREssIvE-BoNDM MAR
KET sTRoNG-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday Of the prineipa, az
tive securities and net changes from "o"'"'
last sales were
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

Interest payable April and October FIRST n
the City Of New York. In Coupon form
$1,000 ench, Convertible into reg
fstered certificates Of $1,000
and muItipIcs thereof.
Authorized at 100000
per mile.
The state Trust Company, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, June 13.-American securities opeheu
hrmer in response better overnight prices IRON,
New-York The market was well maih'a'neu
throughout. although the demand was hsh' ln'
final tone was quiet. but steady. Last prices were
Atcbson 1sss; Canadian looA ST. Paul. 1SlA; I'LL
no,s Central. ll5s.: Louisville. 6s1; Union racine
preferred m NewYo55ki centEa Ide Erie 1 h1ss pre-
ferre,i 36I and Northern Pacific preferred 'e+'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions tor fhs hns,osawi,,
"A received at their Uptown once No. i2.2
"a door north OF sist-st until o'clock p m a. rssvla
lnents received at the follow ing branch ohses AZ.
once rates until o'clock M. viz 2Si e.n An are
23d-st 1852 8h-ave, cor i?thst Maes ss,,,s pt
and ifth-st I42 .'olumous-ave. West
West 42d-st. near 6th-aye. % Fast l.th-:.i -. So
&2d-st between 7th and sth $50 East t,h nsss
ad-ave between 10th and nth SITS. ios6 80 49, nssf
eist-s i1os ist-ave near seh-st 90 90, % Sslsscssr
eoos sd-svs: 2ao East 7sth-s,; i.o2i sdavs'' "' .
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

second assessment paid. tDOars per share tie, dlv
dend
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

General WILLIAM J. PALMER, President a
the Rio Grande Western Railway Company. haa
written us concerning the above issue as fol.
lows
COLORADO Springs Colo,
March. isss.
'Messrs. SPENCER TRAsK g. CO.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN NAY.

The usual monthly report OF the Bureau OF
Statistics shows the following results OF domestic
I'm May:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

GAS SECURITIES.
eported by c. l. Hudson & Co. Nos "a & 80 -st)
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS

URER, PHOENIX "a. IT, May 18th iss~ IN IN tss
insane Asylum Bonds There being fi2 2S>oO n,sssnta-
demption fund for that purpose viii pay upsn ,sOas
tion Insane Asylum Bonds Of the rerri,9H "a "a "a an
interest thereon, numbers IL AUG ,,fh
numbers 2i 80 inclusive Numbers 10 TO t ~ bsnl
elusive. having been presented and paid wM " Is iSA
called Interest will cease from and after june So
THoS. W. PEMBERroN. Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
sA1ES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
p.11poAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

l-Actua sales--lnCclossnntg1~ nt1 SnJde' sod'
omen High Low Fin. Bid ASK so'u