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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
YOUNG SHADE TREES.
For Some Varieties, Well Grown, tho De-
mand Is Greater Than tho supply.

Desirable young shade trees of considerable
siLc. for transpanting, such as sugar naples.
Norway naples and elms, three inches in diameter
arc usually scarce, AZ they have been for some
years and commonly not To DO had in numbers
equal To the demand. This is duo TO the growth
Of the country and the naturally increasing de-
mand for shade trees and also To the simple fact
that the great majority OF nursery-grow trees
are sold before they attain that size
Some. trees would attain diameter OF three
inches in I'VE years haIawGod uees such as
ten years, during which time they occupy tho
land and call for the expenditure OF time care.
and labor, aud they must bring proportionate
prices Such trees sell at IS " SIS each,
When it was sought not long ago 70 buy con
sdcra bile mum Dor Of trees al such kinds and growth
In England II was found that they could not
be Obtained there, the samc conditions as To
such trees prevailing there as here There are
many treo nurseries here. and small trees are
plentiful but hardwood trees Of the size indicated
arc scarce. as compared with the demand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

Prs~ As ", Louis Sta,

Music hath charms TO soothe the breast
80 poets say, that know 10 beap,
But there's no tine to string luy lutte.
Iplay on thee. sweetUrlAr root.
Whom weary nature covets rest.
NY toll aud trouble sore oppressed,
Or IN dihInAy tue col stands mute.
We lolg for thee, sSeetbrlAr root.
Bankers and sol Hers. men that work,
Lons nsheTmen or turbAned Turk;
Havana, Y. rtAgA. CheroOt,
All yield 10 thee. sweotbrtAr root.
Peaches aud nee tArInes are sweet;
Berries and cream q roy Al treat.
But nature yields n kind OF fruit
Luscious AS thou, sw.etDr.Ar root
Aud when tho soul as souls mustdoJ
Puts OF the Old. takes OH tho new.
I'd ike my bones 10 save dIsputsJ
CrsmAteI with sweetbriAr root.
EpxuND MAasn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
wOmnn's Way.
From Ia PHraio Courier.

FROM ia PSDaio Courier.
Whom her duty's manifold,
Aud her nOurs OF Ease are Few,
Will . change come o'or the spirit
or the woman who ~ new
when she's drawn upon Jury,
OF 10 drafted for the war;,
Will she liDo her froedom bottor
Than the chains she now Abhorsf
Whom she's running for an Office
And gets left aud has tho blues,
Won't she wish that she was back In
The 'oppresHed" old womAn's shoesf
VIII. the ship of state IN steering
Md storm Of mad abuse,
Won shs wish that for the ballot
She'd ne'er thought she had q usef
When she fnds that she 10 treated
Like man" U, tho she's lonRed
For Just that. won't she be tempted
Oftentimes to think she's w.ongedf
When no man e'er give his scat UP
In oar. or deigns to hold
Her umbrella when it's raining,
Won't she wish that sho was "oldr'
Won't she think the men lust hOrrtd,"
Left to hustle for herself,
Where shes looked on - rival
In the race for power and pelff
when the mans reverence no longer
IL accorded AS hor due.
When he treats her 40 brother,
Shell be sorry that shes nsv' q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

More than 10, 900 Boston wom- n have n gistered
T. vote for school committee. an increase OF abou
5000 over last year This is iuuiuly due TO Tho
efforts q the Massachusetts Woman Sunrag,
Association which has conduCtd al active cam
pagn and has during the past few months held
uauon and Vote q Women Omen NE hsscciatloi
al n recent meeting called attention TO the lac
SALARY state Of the schools. III the following
resolutions
Whereas, An expert invcstgs ton Of the Bostor
ahuohouS.s made three years ago, showed
$40 "sspools in Fairgrounds, OF which only sever
never s,nitancs in i2G SCHOOLS repeatedly
c"ndrmncd by the Hoard Of Health: Only I.
Schools with fair ventilation; only ]:
with tho number Of cubic ist Ot air per pupi
ony once year; and II schools where the noon
hal rot been washed for a p, Rod varying from
n,nc years to fifty. and
"NhsrcdS Although $500 00O were Appropriated
IN 1874 for improvements, yet u fresh nyestsa
uon lnto present conditions shows improved
nnhrIra in only about unc-third Of the buildings
thwr lctt unlmprovcd Ecing some Of ihe worst
tnn including ~ condemned. by the board o
Health, and pronounced 'oiTeI ssiye' or disgrace
iu 100 sen uulS Whose ven LHung apparnW,
u pnsailsiactGry or wholly vsclcs'; maly viii
had drainage and insufficient ght so that amonl
We pupils IN single room ~ Cas'S OF eye-trouhl
at rrporHi. 20 schools without horoscopes
am Nv. now htcTscars which have never ha'
'RssgHsd That We urge all women for tn
SAX 81 the children 10 register and vote for N
Wl%Nl and best men and women for IN
school board. We urge II upon tho women VII
as c'tLcnS and we urge II Upon the women VII
90 not believe IN full sifrhgr. in the name o! tci
Often repeated declaration thai the right 10 vot
carries witt II the duty " vote
large increase In tho registration OF wome
nos been secured but not among tho "antis.
Al MdssachuSelts, as in Oregon the women VIII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Board as at Home

ia diffcut TO ind In a large city. Such plaeea
under Select Board."--Adp. ~
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

Richard Robinson. of CarlinY file Ill.,, has returned from Manila, where he has seen active service with Com pany k, Sixteenth United States ln- tantry. Robinson enlisted on August 26. 1898, and was mustered out on All- gust 24. lS99.. Robinson says that icneral Otis is not popular with his men. and that several shots were re- gently fired at him through the win dew of his lodgings, some striking the hcadbaard of his bed. The sentrieS were strengthened tu prevent a repe- titiun of this attempt on the life of Otis by his men.
 A Washington dispatch says: Fol lowing close upon the declaration of labor leaders before the industrial commission m favor of trusts, Lamuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor. has written an editorial fur the current number of the official organ of the federation which may have an important effect in tending tp prevent the trust issue from assuming importance as q polit. ical issue. iGmpers takes strong ground against any anti trust legisla' tion in any form. He says he is con vinced that the government iS moi capable of preventing the legitimate development of natural concentration of industry, and that all the proposi
 tions to do so which have come undel his observation, would beyond doub react with greater force and injur! 1 upon the working people of the coun | try than The trusts.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19
NEWS FROM TuNT0.
A Big Horse Race on october 8 ana Many Prospective Mining Sales.

L. l.. Morris. uf Tonto, was in the city yesterday, says the Phoenix Re publican. and was well supplied with interesting news from his section of the country.
 The most sensational news uf the day in that part of the territory iS . horse race. which from it's nature and the amount of the stakes. will prove an event of no small magnitude.
 Ii will be running race between two young but ilcct-tootcd animals for purse of 5000. or 5000 q side. One of the horses k owned by II. D. Nor riS and iS locally named Salt River. while the other is the property of l. F. Crabtrcc and goes by the name of ''Grccnback. II will be the maiden race of both animals. neither of them having appeared on the track before. and therefore neither Of them has q record to point to or on which the sports can base their judgment. II will bc purely a race for blood and the favoritcS of both animals are going it blind. or, rather, they are putting up their money on theirnatural judgment of horse flesh. The race will be run al Tontu between 10 and II o'clock on the morning of October 3l. and il iS believed there wiIlbc a big attendance of horsemcIi present to witness the sport. II is very probable that other events will fp arranged to follow this race and the day given over to sport.
 Speaking of the mining industry, Mir. Morris says that part of Arizona is coming to the front very rapidly and keeping pace with the rest of the ter ritorl in mineral development.
 l. F. Crabtrcc recently made q five days run with an arlsiri on the New Years Gift" mine in Sunllower valley this side of Reno mountain. and for his trouble cleared up two ounces of gold Up on Gun creek times are get ting lively and mining excitement is on the increase. II. b. Morris has sold mine for SlJ.0O0 and nothing is lacking bul the final transfer of the property. II iS gold claim and has q magnificent outlook for the future.
 Bob Schcll and son have been hard at work for long time ill the deyeI : opmcnI of their gold property. also on Gun creek. and have at last been re- wardcd by the sale of the mine for q consideration of SS2. The first payment was To have been made on the 9ih. and in all probability the { transfer has been made before this
 l.. l.. Morris himself has group of three gold claims on Mount Ord, which is situated on the boundary line be- tween t'ila and Maricopa counties. They show up remarkably well. and 1 he thinks he has q promising outlook. | One vein is six feet wide and asSavs ! Sl0 per ton. The other veins are smaller. but assay from S20 to s3O per | ton
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

I. H. GOoButN. c P. X T. Agent. Sau Francisco. WI Dresser. LocaI Freight and Ticket Agent,
 Bowie Arizona
 T. T.. Hunt. Comm rcial Agent. Fl ras", TcNa
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19
Trains Nos. II and I2 nun -Iailg except Sun

Trains Nos. Il and l. 2rm iailS except Sun. day. Bowie with Southern Pacific trains lg and 70 for an paints East and West, and with stage lines at Globe to Paysol. Upper Salt River Valley, Riverside and TontQ Basin. All south hound trains have absolute right of track over all north bound trains of same or inferior class.
 ahe Company reserves the right to tary from this schedule Q, circumstances may re. quire.
 Time a- shown, i- arriving time. uule,s otherwise noted
 Employee will destroy all time card, oi previous dates.
 WI. GARLAND. President E. JoNEs. Superintendent.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

John R. Shank has discovered a vein of copper on his farm, near Terre llaute, Indiana. Experts who have examined the property report the ore to be of high grade.
 The following table shows the num- Der of British and Boer troops now stationed at different points in South
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19
For Sale or Rent.

A business house, G0x20, good loca- tion, Inquire ot Pinal Brewery.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

Cyrus Noble whisky is sold from one half pints to one gallon at Cafe Royal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The condition Of the banks. as shown by Satur
davis statement is safe enough just as long as
excessive speculative operations In STOCKS arr "7i'
IN check Even II stock speculation should snhden-
" require Of the money market larger amounts
than now asked for. it is not likely mar money
rates would rule exorbtant hgureS TOT any
Iength Of time as the situation would soon ne re-
lieved by importatic1 ~ of gold Brokers are well
sunnlied with time loans. made earlier IN me sea
con and the nece7 sites In the call loan oran'h OF
the market are light Loans decreased laS' "teh
over 100000 The banks are not doing nlS
business in money lending at present. Choice com
mercial paper is In good demand. but the supply
,s only moderate Time money is very quiet ana
LITTLE Is doing In call loans The rate for call money
ran IN 10 : per cent Yesterday hut the el'd'e'
number Of loans were made al Big per cent Inc
host financial authorities now reiterate their Prev
ouslv EXPRESSED belief that comparatively i'''V
money will be shipped from New-fork TO any
other point than the Southwest THIS autumn
The West and Northwest full Of money Inc
first deposits Of money for shipment to the south
this season were made at the New-fork Suo-lreas-
urv Yesterday The shipments made were Si'o'"
in currency and 1880 in silver dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

-. IN tho Vanderbilt properties helped the en-
I rtIroad list while trading in general was SUM-
Mated by the splendid showing OF railroad ea"i'e'
for the last week In August some oil tiie guy !,
=. .o,,ers were: De MELVILLE Co u'") sou"
C,hosaneake and Ohio. Kissam Wnithey
bought ST Paul: Mcintyre Ward"eh so'u, .. -
rI, C. " c Bowler bought; Union PACING pre-
,app post G. rIagg and W r. Nottingham sold.
Moore G. schIey (2OoW bought Tennessee Coa' anu
IT,. u a Hart and 4. Thomson soid' Moore 4"
cbIoy II O0N, bought Brooklyn Rapid transit r. H.
paI,,er sold II p Goldschmidt & Co bousht Ne"
81, Central. II Clews Il Co. sold - I|oep
trh, Union Pacific common: +. c. Anness SOLO
Halle & Stiegltz 1000 bought Republic steel H.
- c,dscbmidt & Co e. 900 In alb bought New-fork
Central: Worden a. Co. c. l. HUDSON 20. aI' oonI
-onnet g. Doremus sold. Alling Secor co u'o"'
., rorressoe Coal and Iron: Kingsley & Mabon
:, oon soId + 4 c. Randolph bought Union fdci"c
rofarred + W. Savin g. CO. 0coD SOLD sugar
noninick & Domnick 900 bought Republic S'eei
common; Moore & Schley t50O SOLO MUTT -"
schIev 5000 bought Atchison preferred; H. ~
Holmes 500 sold Floyd Moore oough' '"'o" "
.tsc common J. s. Bache & co. CJo) noueh' o.
p, Wbitehouse g. Co bought Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. Flower Il co ana .. p'""o'''
.o,,ab, Rrooklvn Rapid Transit Bell & co. u'VW
oous - pacon sold Thompson & MARS d.OcD
nauh, Wheeling common Ladenburg Thamann
q 70 n ooM bought American Tobacco: F H. SelsS-
horr y o6M sold F. Haight $500 bought Metro
noItan Street Railway A. Leo e. Co sold Brook
Ion RAND Transit Strong Sturgis q co. D. :"
paarres g. Co. Wassermann Brothers. C. A.
uorred & Co. A De Cordova & Co. and Jones
Naurv g. Co bought Republic Steel; H. Jews
g. Co.. J. II Oliphant & Co. H B. Hollns 20
ond + l. seligsberg (2OOM sold MUIR & Powell
sn',,h, Union Pacific and Cleveland Cincinnati,
chicago and St. Louis Floyd & Moore sold At'n'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

o1-Ts1DD SECURITIES MARKETING outside
securities market closed dull and steady Standard
OIL closed at 4ssd46S against 465d i67 on Saturday.
Last prices OF other prominent issues were: Amster
dam Gas 345SG5 preferred. 90: Air Power, 62q65;
Bay State Gas 1892 Amalgamated Copper. 96q97;
Havana Commercial, 262.021i2 preferred. SLICES
Electric Vehicle 103010s: Union Steel and Chain.
2sd@I1: preferred 6sa4 Rubber Goods. COM
mon 3rtd34s4 preferred. sSds@2.
LONDON OPERATIONS-Oper for Lon
don account were light amounting to about Ave
thousand shares mostly sales. The London mar
ket was dull and generally fiat, arbitrage houses
finding little opportunity for profitable trading.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The Chicago Great
Western Railway has applied 10 the Stock Ex-
change to list 100000 per cent debenture stock
to be used for the purpose Of retiring 2S23,l0 Of
its per cent priority loan at lo5 on January l.
1900
NICKEL PLATE DIVIDEND-Tt was report
ed yesterday that the minority holders Of the New
York Chicago and ST. Louis (Nicke Plate) were
organizing to compel the New-York Central, the
ma iority owner to make distribution of profits
PETROLEUM HIGHER. Refined petroleum
closed at s.25 cents per gallon in barrels and 575
cents in bulk at New-York Philadelphia prices
being on a basis of points lower This is an
advance OF Is points from last weeks close.
c. :. & r. BOND HEARING-The North
American Trust Company informs holders OF gen
era mortage bonds OF the Columbus. Sandusky &
Hooking Railroad that the master has continued
until October 3 next the hearing for proving up
bonds and other claims in NewYork and that there
fore. all general mortgage bonds Of the Columbus.
ssndusky and Hooking Railroad deposited with
the Trust Company on before October next will
be proved with claim OF priority to other liens.
Governor Rogers OF Washington has appointed
The North American Trust Company the fiscal
agency Of the State of Washington IN the city OF
New-York for the term ending April s. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
THE VANDERBILT SHARES.

Activity in the Vanderbilt issues were again a
feature in yesterdays market, and the Street at
tributed the buying to people who are well m
formed regarding the possibility OF transcont-
mental deal. involving Northwest, Union facihc
and Now-York Central. The recent action Of the
Union Pacific management In practically absorb
ing the Oregon Short Line and the oregon Rail-
road and Navigation. thus soldifying the system
from the Pacific Coast TO the Missouri RIVER IL
generally assumed 10 be step in a consolidation
scheme that will work out on the lines so fire.
ouently suggested last January. Outside OF consoh-
da ton possibilities there is good reason for &C
tiytv in New-York Central on It's real value. as
reflected IN its last annual report, while the es-
adjustment Of Union Pacific preferred upon
per cent basis furnishes sufficient excuse for good
buying Of that STOCK. Northwest preferred sold at
aS Yesterday while the common touched l7ls+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-O rleans-Com-
mercial. 81 o discount: bank, 5oc premium San
Francisco-Sght. l0c: telegraph. l2izc. Cincinnati
-O9er the counter J0c premium; between banks
ltd2)c discount. Savdnnah-Buying. 1-lsc discount:
selling. 75c per 81. 900 premium. Charleston Buying
i-lsc discount: selling. l-lsc premium. Boston-Par
and &c. SC and loc discount. Chicago-igd5Oc dis
count.
BANK CLEARINGS. Observation-Disclosures
nol.7EeSs; balances. $ss4elO. Philadelphia
changes. N2o3l,43i; balances s2Z3s45 Boston
Exchanges, H4.si5242 balances. N.3722s7 Chicago
Exchanges. Is Ol SOS; balances s27s3S7s Baltimore
Exchanges. s2s32 Ois; balances. s4s3l55
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
london. per cent Open market discount rate
"a per cent for short and 5-l603% per cent for
long bills. Berlin discount rate. ~ per cent Ber-
lin exchange on London, % marks 46@ pfennigs
Paris exchange on London. Is francs 24l5 confines
Paris discount rate, ~ per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-English consois
to4 1916 for money and l0i lis for the account
French rentes, 100 francs 62a centmes. Spanish a.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bsr silver. 50 7-lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

,oor ,,orket was aggressively strong the
greater part of the day. under the lhrlueice u
nool and commission house buvlng' Eoi''
straneth in the so-caled Vanderbilt issues cie-
o,ed q buIIish sentiment throughout the ils' anu
IN MANY issues sharp advances were recorue'
The current buying Of the stocks representa-
the Vanderbilt properties IL not que ~ o"'
known coming development anectlhe 'he oo"
panies. but It is pretty generaliy oe'ieNe' 'N
somebody is buying stock on good informant"
regarding the possibilities of close CONSUME
ton OF Union Pacific. Northwest ana Ne" ~
Central Earnings. however. or the coiip"''o'
r.rsd and Of all the railroad companies IN the
country are sufficient reason for TAKING poS'
t,on on the long side of the Nanderpilt group
the granger group and railroad STOCKS IN gen
eral Buying of the heavy capitahzeu ou'
n,eritorous industras also is based upon eur
,nes hut SPECTATORS should bear IN nina tha'
the big owners Of many Industrial issues are
nnly waiting for favorable opportunity 10 uh-
load the greater part of their speculative hoiu-
lnes on the public. Current values, however APP
near hardly attractive enough TO lead 10 tne e@-
pectation that liquidation is in sight
The fact that Omaha. which pays per cent
sells at 125. while other stocks. whose narhe'
value is out Of proportion TO their INVESTMENT
Weld, are being bought at piese"' H"''
reflects future conditions that the present course
of events will make possible. There is no IN
Nation in current speculation as wnoie anu
seeming high prices are warranted IN most
cases by dividend possibilities. II Is salo III
we'll informed circles that Omaha VIII pay
ner cent II is known that the greater NUMBER
q, stocks are earning more than they pay ana
that bigger dividend returns could be made with
large balances left over. Chicago and North-
western made IL per cent in both classes Oh
stock last year and its preferred yields about as
much as the company's new 3la per cent oonds
WELD. 81. Paul made 10 per cent on It's common
stock last year. and its preferred at ITO Is not
dear. Returning per cent to the investor II
furnishes an attractive proposition that prooa-
bly will not be thought dear at 200
The character Of buying yesterday was ex-
cellent and in many stocks strong support was
noticed The traction issues were strong feat
ures; also Tennessee Coal and Iron, which maze
a new record at los The anthracite coal
stocks we're higher. and the steel shares were
more buoyant than in several weeks Despite
a late furry in money rates. the market closed
strong and confident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Declines when made small while advances
IN many stocks were substantial. In Tennessee
Coal and Iron. which gained over points. The
new record price made for Tennessee Coal and Iron
stock was said 10 be based mainly upon the present
and prospective earnings Of the company. and. In a
measure. upon the outlook for early adjustment
of the back dividends on the preferred stock The
company has practically cleared up its contracts
for iron at low prices and receives high
prices for its output. Rumors OF coming develop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept. 5. p m.-American securities,
after q dull start, steader. The market then
became quiet. with little business doing but later
in the day prices moved up. At the close the
tone irregular. Business was limited 10
professional trading. Last prices Atchison,
90 Canadian. gag; Erie. 1873; Erie first preferred,
4O Illinois Central. 1854; Union Pacific &ia; St
Paul common. 1881; New-York Central. 1885,
Pennsylvania e912; Reading, 1lss; Northern Pacific
preferred. 7sS. Grand Trunk. 81. and Anaconda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
RAILROAD BONDs-Narket moderately activ

KAILROAD BONDS-Market moderately active
at small Anal changes Total sales amounted In
par value TO 81 43S 900. The heaviest dealings were
In the Atchison. Kansas and Texas and oregon
Short Line issues. Central Georgia IS, Colorado
Southern As Kansas City. Pttsburg and Gulf lists
Northern Pacific prior Is. Peoria and Eastern in
comes Reading As Union Pacific As Burlington
dehenture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.

The American Car and Foundry company III an
official statement. gives It's net prohtS Ioi i've
months from March to July 81 at S1.23s3Ss. Inc
oarrirga for the entire fiscal year. calcuated OF
tho basis Of the monthly average OF the "'e
months period. are estimated Mt S29'""". Deuuo,
ing the full per cent dividend on the company
nreforred stock calling for 50 100000 leaves sur
nl,e NJ ss73 600 for the common stock or nearly 3
ner cent The output Of the company TOT 'ne 1--WE
months ended July 80 is given as follows:
paesnnger cars manufactured v"
Freight cars manufactured "c'uu's 'ie.'', rs $50
ri .
wheels manufactured for passenger heigh mo OK AZ.
,Ylce manufactured for passenger reignt mo''' eoo
nd mining tons. 1870
cas,ings Manufactured for cars locomotives anu % tos
miscellaneous "orN ""7'''''' ............. 80 1856
Bar IRON MADE t'"s.' o. Aba
press Journal bearings made. pounds
In addition there was a large business In repairs
Of cars and sales OF forgings, maleaoe iroh' iuoer
and miscellaneous articles. orders were receNeu
IN August for about six thousand cars. The COM
pany has declared dividend Of Ia per cent on i's
preferred stock. payable November l. Inis Is the
second quarterly dividend declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
Reported by c. l. Hudson Co. Nos. 81 So wal-sto
BONDS