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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The money received on Thursday and yesterday
for bond redemptlons will not show In full In the
bank statement to-day. owing TO the antquated
average system employed. but the actual holdings
Of the banks will be larger by about SVoW0 on
bond sales account. while In addition 100000 re-
ceived earlier I'm the week from various sources
will figure In the cash account. The shipments
and receipts interior account have been ABOUT
he same for the week The known movement OF
money suggests that last weeks deficit In reserves
has been wiped out. but bank statements are SO
contradictory that estimate regarding the week
ly showing be counted upon Whether or not
the bank statement shows g. the fact remains that
the monetary situation IL vastly improved at this
centre and that Treasury relief comes at time
when the flow OF money has turned in favor OF
New-Yor'e Call money lent at per cent yester'
day with "A late furry up to per cent. The time
money market was easier I'm tone, but rates were
quoted unchanged at per cent for from four 10
six months. The commercial paper market was
quiet. Collections were reported good and makers
Of paper were disposed to hold off for another week
In the hope of getting lower rates At present blg
per cent Is quoted for prime Endorsements, and
bIhaS per cent for the choicest of single names;
The larger banks said that lending rates quoted
at below 6 per cent for six months did not repre-
sent the actual time money market The ruling
figure was per cent for all dates but no extra
commissions charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18

dividend Of per cent It's common stocK' man
ing per cent for each for the fiscal year ehuns
December 81. Both dividends are payapie Deoe''
Der q.
EXPORTS OF WHEAT-"Bradstreets repo',9
the exports Of wheat -four included. for the Ween
as aggregatlng 4540,0O bushels. against o'of''o0
bushels last week and 5679.l4l bushels last yea''
665s 1872 bushels In 1897 393 233 bushels IN 1870,
el6 s3s bushels in 1895 and 3.32s'3 bushels III oo'
The exports OF corn for the week aggregate fV'o
rs bushels against 45sl, AT bushels last weeA az
s53 ia bushels last year. Soe,% ousneis III zoo.
7a1 bushels in 1885, and 17t31s7 bushels IN 1880
NO RID RECORDED-In answer TO CORE
snondent there IL no bid for Union Copper Inc
stock IL held by the original owners, who are sa'u
TO be rich. ,,a
SILVER EXPORTS-The steamship Luen'.a
sailing for Europe tomorrow, will take OUT O.'
900 ounces OF silver, shipped by the toho""is
houses: Lewiston Brothers. $4,000 ounces anu
zimmerman e. Forshay. 10000 ounces
REFINED PETROLEUM HIGHER'-kenhea
petroeum closed at 90 cents per gallon IN oarres
and SO cents in bulk at New-York, Phiaue'pi"
prices being on a basis points lower THESE plioeo
show an advance OF rs points on barrels only i'"
Thursday. 49,,
FOREIGN TRADING.-London traded on o0'''
sides OF the account. selling on balance ABOUT
Is 900 shares. Arbitrage houses were heaVy buyers
OF Wabash debenture Bs. one firm alone taxing
$4,000 OF the Issues.
AMERICAN MATING BOOKS-The stockhoid-
ers of the American Mailing Company whose shares
stand I'm the names Of others. are Informed tnat
stock transfer books will be closed on Wednesday
November 20 and that only stockholders OF RECORD
at such closing OF the books will be considered en-
titled TO take bonds under the circular or the COM
pany dated November last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Professional traders and operators who had
profits on the long side Of the market sold yester-
day. but the new demand was active enough 10
prevent any important reaction In prices. Near the
close the buying pressure became heavier WIN
active dealings by brokers representing important
market interests Union Pacific common was
feature In buying by prominent commission houses.
Wheeling and Lake Erie first preferred adVahceu
on investment purchases and Leather preferred
was up point on buying by Keene brokers' w
man Brothers and brokers representing swamp
interests The advance In Baltimore and ONO pre-
ferred was due to buying by Strong. sturgis q 90,
A. A. Housman A. H. Combs, Flower & Co. ana
Van Emburgh & Atterbury. Flower brokers were
active I'm Federal Steel and there was inside Duy-
ing in American Steel and Wire Wabash pre-
ferred was bought by bull pool. ana the ue-
benture Bs were features in the bond market
Southern Pacific was irregular under realizing
sales at small net loss The leaders in the specu-
lation in this stock do not desire rapid upward
movement and on several occasions they nave
supplied considerable stock to prevent sharp al
vances II IL generally believed that Southern IA
clfc will sell at 81 within thirty days
Some OF the buyers and sellers were: A. u u
Sage q OOO and Clark Dodge Co. bought Union
Pacific common. T. w. Myers & Son bought
American Tobacco Hallgarten & Co. 1000 sold
Dominick Il Dominick d,cN bought Northern
Pacific common; A. A Housman co. sold Mayer
& Whitehouse bought Southern Pacihc l. r.
Mead & Co. q 500 and Pearl & Co. $500 bought
Continental Tobacco common; Price McCormlcK
& Co. q 900 sold. Bruce g. Peters and f. +. Kay
nor & Co. bought Sugar Refining. A. c. c. Sage
q COO bought Manhattan; J. Banchi and r. A.
Peabody sold c. b. Hopkins & Co.. T. j. Taylor
& Co and traders bought Leather preferred;
Mendham Brothers bought Consolidated Gas ana
Muir & Powell GCoo bought Southern Pacific;
G. r. Knoblauch and ]. f Mead co. SOLD. Muir
q ,ccN bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Strong
SturRis q Co. Il 600 w. b. Oliver and W y.
Wheeler bought baltimore and Ohio preferred; A.
sage q% sold Barnes w Rrothers O eaed
hart Il Co sold. F. W. Savin & Co 1000 bought
Baltimore and Ohio preferred; Henry Brothers 90 q
ciac: Jones Maury & Co. sold Mendham Brothers
q COO bought Consolidated Gas; Halle q saiegntz
bought q 0OO) Baltimore and Ohio. Rolston & Bass
sold Federal Steel. II. Content Co. 1000 bought
Sugar Refining: Bolston & Bass G,0oO sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
LEATHER DIRECTORS TO MEET.

The directors OF the United States Leather Com
known whether not new plan for the read
iustment OF the company's securities will be pro-
posed to take the place Of the that has failed
ANY plan which the holders OF the common
stock may make will have to take into consdera-'
ton the following stipulation. which is printed on
the back OF the certificates OF the preferred stock
ut is mutually agreed between the holder hereof
and the United States Leather Company and Its
stockholders follows: The preferred stock is
entitled from and after the LIST day OF May. 1898
a cumulative dividend of per cent per annum pay
able out OF the net earnings OF the company before
any payment is made tho common stock and In
case Of non-payment In full OF any such yearly dvi-
dends the portion unpaid shah be charge with
out interest upon the earnings OF the company
OF liquidation the preferred stock shall be paid In
fun at its par, together with all earned and I'M
paid dividends before any payment IL made on the
common stock" IT, however. the largest holders
OF the common the majority holders OF the
preferred well, II Will not be such a difficult
matter 10 get around this stipulation news
agency put out the following bulletin on Leather
Yesterday: I'VE understand that another consider
able advance I'm Leather common Is expected be-
fore long by those who have been prominent I'm the
inside account. The decline from 40 has not
changed the important holdings, but has permit
ted some Encouragement OF interests. 1t Is init
mated that the next rise Will be large and may be
why insiders have been so persistently bullish on
the common stock"
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'Ex dividend.
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Tho stock market was strong the greater part
of the day. despite heavy realizing by specuia
tive buyers of the early week. SAFES TOT inns
account were easily absorbed by the ne" &C.
,D.nd while near the close the whole list be-
came animated under the influence OF buying
induced BY optimistic predictions on to-day
hank showing The known movement or money
In the week has placed enough funos IN the
local banks 10 Offset the deficit in reserve SHOWN
a week ago. and in the week TO come there
ought to be q gain of sufficient proportions 10
carry the reserve well above the 20 per cen.
legal limit. Money market conditions should
cease to worry operators In Stocks lot there Is
nozv annie money here and on the way to pro-
vide all legitimate speculative requirements at
q per cent and lower The time has come to
consider the factors underlying the real value
OF stocks. and at no remote period the time VIII
arrive for an active bull movement In securities
No particular efforts are making to advance
nrices Substantial market interests are not
disposed 10 encourage an aggressive bull specu-
lation at present, and public buyers apparently
are unwilling to carry much stock until they
can secure money accommodation at easier
terms. Good stocks. however, are being MOD
erately absorbed their investment return
and on the expectation that IN the near future
that investment return will be considerably
larger than at present. Cheap stocks that are
not in the dividend paying column are being
bought by farsighted operators because the
prospects that they, too will be In the dividend
list at no remote period are growing brighter
every day. A fair proportion OF current buyers
are taking stocks out Of the market with their
own money, and among the standard issues the
supply of stock available for speculative pur-
poses Is rapidly growing smaller. When the
high priced stocks find their level there ought
to be a movement Of capital into the lower
priced issues, and q consequence the cheap
securities ought 10 register an important ad-
vance within the next six months.
In the low priced stocks issues such as On
tario and Western, Norfolk and Western com
mon the Mexican Railroad securities. st. Louis
Southwestern and Southern Pacific doubtless
will be among the leaders in point OF advance.
just as long Industrial prosperity continues
the worth Of the cheap securities as well as the
higher priced issues will appreciate In actual
value, and actual value cannot improve in
definitely without a corresponding gain in mar
ket value. In reaching the level warranted by
present conditions and prospects the whole mar
ket will OF course suffer reactions while many
venturesOme traders doubtless will lose the
stocks which they trust to small margins Many
reasons may be presented for the confidence
that the more important interests place in the
markets chances for sailing higher, while few,
II any reasons are available for bearishness.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
C,n1rp-nNr.s1-.,r pONync N,a~,,a. ..rnuo 1-,-.
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET.-Market
opened firm. closing strong and active. Standard
OIL closed at 45504bs against Sst4g4Stt on Thurs
day. Last prices Of other prominent issues were:
Havana Commercial. 2lis723: preferred, $685.;
Baking Powder, eJQe6; Bay State Gas. i%Gis;
Pump l9la; preferred. eSg7o; Narkeen Copper.
7lld1i; Amalgamated Copper. SdSk Amsterdam
Gas 270zs; preferred 52a55 Rubber Goods. 2sis93o;
preferred s2iz9s3ls: D!stilllng OF America. llMa
IN; preferred $685.; sloss-Bhefiield when is-
sued) SsqiO; preferred. 7Sdr1s.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN DIVIDEND
The January dividend on the Chicago Great West
preferred a stock will be 2h per cent. which
places this stock upon per cent basis. The
first dividend on the preferred stock will prob
ably be declared In July.
CHICAGO AND ALTON DIviDEND.-The Chi
cago and Alton Railroad Company has declared a
dividend Of n per cent on Its preferred. and q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
COAL AND IRON TRADES.

THE Engineering and Mining Journal" will say
to-day that the anthracite coal trade continues 10
show the greatest activity. The limit OF produce
ton is set by car supply. and the market Ia
taking all coal fast mined. colder weather
will make coal harder TO get; but general action
toward Increasing prices is not probable on the
part OF the companies. though increased consump-
ton will quite likely put stove coal at - 60 New
York before long The situation in the Atlantic
seabonrd bituminous trade shows no Improvement
and II perhaps worse. Producers cannot catch up
with orders coming In from contractors, and are
even falling behind. Vessels for the coastwise
trade are very hard to get. and freight rates are
very high. a report has been circulated Of =
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"a IN rate asked from Philadelphia to BANGOR ~
Under such conditions concerns VIII at,,ps e badly
iJvered contracts on hand are gettlhs pa,ny
eezed and there are reports OF contracts peins
abrogated and Of lawsuits TO follow IL csange in
contract conditions 1t is already stated .nau ,nes
coal carrying road will advance Us rae bnn com
IN tide IS cents The iron market mas Deen Ia
paratively quiet The demand for pig . ron hem
bets for immediate delivery seems 10 naatt; T
high prices The range on next year con OH sisns
however IL well maintained, and shows , AZ s ire
~ reduction The car and locomotive Duoeiss r,aI
among the most active customers TOT m,an.,,rai
lust now although there are some Dig SUI taik
contracts under discussion. Tnere ~ SUN" LAME
about ore prices for next year, but nothing oe"o
has been done in that direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Nov II. p. m.-American securities
opened frmer In response to better overnight prices
from New-York. The feeling was more buoyant.
and trading showed increase The final tone
was steady Last prices were: Canadian Pacific
q77s; Erie 1884, Erie first preferred. 80; Illinois Cen
trail 11Sll: Union Pacific preferred. 1872; st. Paul
1924; New-York Central. l42; Pennsylvania. 81:
Reading 1OR Northern Pacific preferred, IN;
Atchison. a: Louisville and Nashville. Ssi2; Grand
Trunk IN and Anaconda, s13.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
UNION PACIFIC BUYING.

Union Pacific common stock has been I'm good
demand In the last few days from an excellent
class Of buyers. with large blocks going 10 brokers
who represent substantial investment interests
Union Pacific has increased its earning capacity
through its new connections. that make IT a power
in the transcontnental business and II Is est
mated that current earnings are at the rate OF
over per cent on the common stock. The market
value OF the security foreshadows a dividend dec
per cent stock Yields over per cent, but the
chances are that IL Will move to a market
level that will bring the Investment yield nearer 10
4
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Market strong Final

RAILROAD BONDS-Market firm. Total sales
amounted In par value 10 1891 600 against 1858 800
Thursday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison issues Baltimore and Ohio 49, Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Division 3i1s). Central Pa
cihc gas. Manhattan Consolidated As, Mexican
Central first income. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
second As. Norfolk and Western As. Northern Pa
eifc Ss and Is. Reading general IS, 81. Louis and
Iron Mountain general IS. St. Louis Southwestern
DDS, Southern Pacific As Southern Railway first S.
Union Pacific Is and Wabash debenture BIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SELLING.

The heaviest selling in Southern fac'ne 80" -
from recent speculative buyers reports ..'s .aI
o,on,o,d s,ock "a filling the market are not based
On GOOD information as the buyers OF this STOCK
have no intention. and stated at the time OF .n'
purchase. Of putting It the market Inc c1 the
ppanv's October statement will De issueu az ''N
end OF the current month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18

Actual cash bal ,l31 S2ol'Vsi''i D''' F''
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, AI2.il; INTERNAL Teve-
nue. receipts *ss99z7 miscellaneous receipts 90,
-rt ro,ol receipts for the day sl.4i01I; expendi-
,,res q 9a5 OO0 Receipts for month to date. VS.
Sg8 7io: expenditures, H7G6sOoo; excess of receipts
$3.50 $40. Receipts for the fiscal year to date zis'
2gS go5 expenditures s21,5ls152 excess Of receipts
s777o759 Receipts OF National bank notes ior re-
dempuon. s2235d. 1910.
SUB-TREAsURY.-The SUB treasury was
ot tho Clearing House 49, ISL 649. It's net gain on
balance was sS4S2 ls made up by gain In currency
of Ss65ls. and a gain in coin OF s5l''c5 resulting
in a general balance Of s?9o,iSlO5o. consisting OF
sos 79i 500 coin and sl3636,5 currency. The bus-
ness for the week ended last night included receipts
of S279i7Ol9. and payments OF NsWsfEo Deu"c'ins
from the receipts s6625.0OO and from the payments
AZ oq- ooo for items which affect It's account with
the general Treasury only it's gain as affecting the
banks was $500 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. per cent. with
exceptions at 6G9 per cent The time money mar
ket was quiet at per cent for sixty days, per
cent for three months and per cent for four and
six months on railroad collateral. and above on
mixed collateral Commercial paper rates were 6lf9
per cent for the best names for three. four and
six months. Paper not so well known ruled higher.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market steady Actual
closing rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
CHICAGO AND ALTON DIVIDEND.

The directors Of the Chicago and Alton ram
rornnorv have declared dividends respectively OF
2u per cent on the preferred and per cent on the
common stock making per cent for each i3dr oHs
dscaI year ending December 81. both oi'i"
are payable on December =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NO SUGAR AGREEMENT YET.

Representatives Of the Mollenhauer' Na,iona, anu
Doscher reineries yesterday SAID tha' my 49,
:. a.h,n, % ,,,s,ifv the reports Of a settlement
OF the sugar war The answer OF tne, a. ,ron
was that they are increasing their iacii'''e' i"
35O 10 500 barrels OF sugar day.
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financial.
~ NsN@%~
NOTICE.

NOTICE. "a ~
~ Five shares OF n. Y. n. II. a "; X 49,, sis
certificate No. AZ. ii9. Certificate dated No'e
I here call on all persons 70 show cause Va ~
certificate should not be issued In lsp OF
&sstss Disnd. o'-s
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Sixty days.
sers' posted rates were:

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
mercial. 81 70 discount bank. par. San Francisco
Sight. Toe: telegraph, 1910. Cinoinnati-Over the
counter. tOc premium: between banks l5c premium.
savannah-Buying, Nc off; selling, par. Charles
ton-Buyng, l-ioc discount; selling i-loe premium.
BoSton-ls z,sc. 100 and &c discount ChicagoNioc
premium 81. Loufs-5oc discount w.
BANK CLEAR1NGS - New-Yorh - DYcbsnoss
sS L. q balances 80 se2 !os Chicago Exchanges,
S4NesN; 6aIaneest 52os.2H Phiadephia-Ex.
Exchanses g t2 s balances .a57S foston~Er-
BANK OF GERMANY sTATEMBNT -,rb.
weekly statsment Of the Imperial Rank OF Ger.
many shows the following changes; Cash In hand
increased 70 10000 marks. treasury notes noreassd
10000 marks, other securities increased 0S20O0o
marks. '''~''
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-caH mopyy ,u
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,onaor Az mar cant open market discount NM FOR
snCFt sad rate st ~ per Der
long bills Berlin dnndon. 20 marks ~ pfen,ngs'
Paris eachsnss London as ne2 ce srsn'S '''
Pf ToRhaS british az fSn'f French
mo ey SIS for s the csn fSSSsh's spanish Is in Lon
ThE SILVER MARKET Ear sIv ss In Gonon gd
ca ao rnnei pTREMIuM-In Madrid. 2''So' i"''''
Rneoos Ayres, 1890; Rome, e'4o
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch No 30 Broa'''''
STOCKS.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco Nov. 1.-THE official clos!ax =.
tatons for mining stocks to-day were as f3o,.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS

Closing quotations on the Colorado Spring. ~
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William p D.
bright e. Co., OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NOVEMBER RAILWAY INCREASES

Earnings received yesterday for the seconu 'aA
IN November showed the following c"a"e''
the same week last year;
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement lSsue'
esterdav covering actual results OF two days ago
comnared with the last preceding statement Is aS
follows:
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STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
EARLY REALIZING SALES.
KNOWN MOVEMENT OF MONEY FAvoRs
GAIN IN BANK HOLDINGS-sTbh-
LING EXCHANGE FIRMER-
prices were
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays last
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IMPORTS or DRYGOODS.

roRr OF NEW YORK
Week sgdias ssy, II. 1891, sos. 1893
Entered st tes pot,. sio9?e1i 0b2s2I4 sieS8'5oa
rh senn e. ,hs market Lioibso LaeeiB 2cS1SsT
Thrown on ths market ile6s7o69 7sSs2ees ssiio,s7s
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CHICAGO STOCKS.


Furnished by Walker Brothers No. II Broat,,,,
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SALES AT THE STOCK E1CHANuh
n,,po,p AND OTHER STOCKS.

---77-------, .,neI sale,--l -Closing- snI I1
Omen M Ugh Low. Fin. BID. Ash 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-18

is hereby given that speu-
ial meeting OF the stockholders OF the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad company has
been called bv the board OF directors to
assemble at the general office of the COM
pany at Houston. Texas. at 10 o'clock 4. M.
on the 10th day of September, 1885, for the
following purposes, to-wit:
First. To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or articles OF incor-
porat.on of said company SO as to authorize
1t TO own. maintain and operate railroad
connection between the railroad now known
as the Sabine and East Texas Railway and
the railroad now known as the Texas Trunk
may be requisite for making such railroad
connection.
Second. To authorize and provide for the
construction of such railroad ae may be
requisite for making the railroad connec-
tor Just referred to,
Third. To authorize and provide for the
purchase of the railroad now known as the
Texas Trunk railroad extending from
point in or near the CITY OF Dallas to a
ppint at or near what Is known as Cedar
station. in Kaufman county, with Its fran
enises ard apDurtenances.
Fourth. To authorize and provide for the
purchase of the railroad new known as the
Louisiana Western Extension railroad eN-
tending from a connection With the line OF
the Texas and New orleans Railroad COM
.panv at point in or near the town OF
Orange to the Sabine river in Orange coun-
w. Texas. with its franchises and appur-
tenances.
20 G. B. sEGER, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE--Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cal meeting OF the stockholders OF the LOU
isiana Western Extension Railroad COM
lany has been called by the board of d.
the company, in the town OF Orange at 10
O'Clock o.. M. on the 18th day OF September.
lesp, for the purpose OF authorizing and pro-
viding for the sale Of the railroad OF this
Extension Railroad. eNtendinf from con-
rection with the limo of the Texas and New
Y leans Railroad company, al point in or
in Orange county, Texas. with its franchises
and ap2urtenances. John N. Odds. seere-
taTy. y-7