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New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOT1Tu.
ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. ss: WHEREAS
libel and petition has been filed the DIstrict S
OF the United States for the Southern District OF Ss
10th, 1900. by the SteauosbiD fNeN
pany, Limited, OF the Steamer "Adula re- ~
gnes tackle &c. a Limitation OF its liablltv g. %
loss destruction. damage, and injury caused h.,
sinking and abandonment OF said on septsrbas @
25th 1899 And whereas the petitioner transfarrst
the steamer Adua' her tackle. Sc and freight pend
Statutes and the order OF the Court thereunder 20
Samuel H Lyman. trustee. for the benefit OF ali mar
ties who may prove be legally entitled thereto NJ,
therefore pursuance the montion issued bv sa'i
Court, directed and delivered, hereby Cite u
persons claiming damages for loss destruction dam
injury occasoned by the said sinking ana shsn
donment TO NE and make due proof of their respective
claims before Thomas Alexander Esq. United statss
Commissioner, his Office the Post Office BuiIdn-
in the City Of New York before the ON dsV 5i
october, 1900, at II A. M; also appear bstors
said Court October 9th. 1900. II A, M ana an
sWer said libel and petition otherwise they will he de-
faued and barred from participation in the proceeds OF
3 -
Dated New York, August oath, 1900
WILLIAM FIENKEI.
WHEELER & CORTIs.
Proctors for Petitioner.
Ne p State Street. New York CITY N. Y.
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unlisted.

like E4ooOOooO to complete the Trans-siberian Rail
road the necessity OF which has been demon
strated during the Chinese crisis. II Is argued
that If the Russian Minister Of Finance NJ De
Witte gets the loan IN addition supplying Russia
with the sinevvs of war in case she should be dis
posed to break the peace the large amount secured
would enable NJ. De Witte to begin again his auro-
maniac policy Of boarding gold, thus disturbing
the money markets Of the world.
Americans continued dull largely due TO the pros
pect Of Labor Day as affecting the New-York mar
ket; but prices closed fraction above parity.
Southern Pacific shares rose ss point; Baltimore
and Ohio 4; Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe. u;
Erie 4; Norfolk and Western, Il, and Union Pa
cifc. Il
Gold continues to flow in. Discount rates, though
harder at the beginning of the week. closed fairly
easy-untn Monday. 3 per cent; for week, Si2, and
on three months bills, 3%Q3%.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

LONDON. Sept 2-The Stock Exchange was more
cheerful last week owing 10 the end Of the Toss
Vale Railroad strike TO the belief that the ,,ar n
South Africa is drawing rapidly TO close and m
the probability Of the withdrawal Of the aI,ae froo
Peking Business, however shows no signs of re-
vlVaI althougA those who fancy themselves 'in the
know" argue that there must be large surns aTrott
ing investment which cannot be held much longer
ano that boom will soon come. feature OF which
VIII be the rise Of consos and all other et edged
securities
me pFihcple dark spot on the financial horizon IS
the possibility Of a big Russian loan cortraa+Sl 80 Is,
france II is known that Russia needs sometb,nc
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
GERMAN TRADE AND FINANCE.


Berlin Sept. 2-Last week the Boerse showed a
decided Improvement Interest was concentrated
chiefly upon iadustrias, and particularly upon coal
shares of which the standard lines showed gains
Of from to II points, Iron shares also advanced
upon the reports of a continued improvement in the
American iron trade.
This Improvement on the Boerse was assisted by
unusually easy money market during the month
ly settlement. Contrary to all experience. rates
weakened during the settlement The financial
press, contrasting the present situation with that
Of year ago when the autumn demands had
conditions will remain much more favorable than
they were a year ago. Government funds again
gained upon the publication Of more favorable re-
ports from several small institutions than had been
The, coal scarcity continues and is much dis
cussed en- en- adVanGe OF one mark ton has been
Berlin on large scale. The proposed reduction Of
railway i freights on imported coal. the papers
dearness but will leave the field open for American
coal The "Beriner Tageblatt" says:
1t would be singular II the enterprising Americans
should let the present favorable opportunity pass
without a powerful effort to increase the coal ex-
port.
The "Boersen zetung'' remarks;
The German demand must depend upon American
coal for the next few months.
The situation OF the iron market is somewhat i'm
proved. The sheet mills OF Westphalia report in
creased orders Germany's pig iron production for
month.
Hamburg's trade with Cuba is reviving the i'm
ports for 1889 being II 100000 marks against 700 900
agains m anS GOO fag fo2 sxports being 0oo marks
The incomes of German railways for July aggre-
over the returns for June
Dutch and Belgian seaports are now outstrpping
Bremen have increased per cent since 1894 and at
Hamburg q per cent. while the increase at Ant
cent, and at Rotterdam. 50.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
THE CHELSEA.
DubIir Noiier.


SUPREME COURT. First Departmsn--L,
Street Opening and Improvement of tAs ~ ~ ~
York by the Counsel the Corporation of SAD - a.
ative TO acQuirlns title ey The Mayer issss
tsrements heredaments and premises oz me s-s.ssE -
OF the City OF New York bounded BY Hestsfy
Streets ana East Broadway. duly selected. lSsr
laid out and for public park under ant - 8
ancs of the provisions % chapter Us q me
We THE UNDERSIGNED. COMNISSlC y 80 ss-g..s
tnate iuIy appointed in thu above entitled pfesss- =
lessees parties and persons respectively entess ss
interested in The lands teneInsnSs es-sursa =
this proceeding and 70 all others whom u NAY ~
TO Wit. .... a ne ~
and damage 20 the respective owners a., fss AZ
persons respectively entitled 70 or snteFestsa sny
terest therein and have nled .le 49, 49, -,sp =
or such estimate together with our cassse - 49,
once o the Department % Public PARKS ~ -
ton of whomsOever it may conces7- ,.srs -
SeconG-That all parties persons whose tissscr @
be affected by the said estimate. and NsS aA ,,-Ty l'
after the Arst publication or this notce WI
1900. hls their objections % sdeh es.ila. ,-rth
OF the Staats-Zeitung Buildins. NJ. lryon "a ~
The City OF New York Borough or N1nhI', I- sf -
vided BY Sectcn OF Chapter SO or the sssr part
ana that We the said Commissioner. VII 20 s nsossl
50 objecting at said once. the Sth cay psn su'
s6sso,snt iavs as NAV De found necessary. q, ~
supreme Court 81 the state OF New Y9Fk a; 80 cca1
Court House. IN The CITY Of New 1olN ,aa1 at %
Manhattan. the l1th day ot octoeS' ,,st thsn AZ
tSars or a. soon thereafter cCunsei 80 rs,,rt
thereon. a motion viii be made tha' ths s''-
Dated New York august 18th. 1900 ,-,,->,srrE1.
MICHAEL COLEMAN
ARTHUR INGRAHASs,i NGRA s,,.,os.rS
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TO WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
stockholders and Debenture Mortgage Bond-


NOTICE.-Ihe annual meeting or the Stock
holders and Debenture Mortgage Bondholders OF The
Wabash Railroad Company Will be held AZ the once OF ths
Vice-President and General Manager OF said Company
eleventh floor OF the Lincoln Trust Building in
the City OF St Louis State OF Missouri Tuesday Oe
tober o. 1900 the hour OF nine o'clock A NJ.
OF Directors and for
business legally come before said meeting
The transfer books OF said Company win be closed
Saturday. September g. 1900 twelve o'clock and
win be reopened Wednesday. october TO- 1900 at
o'clock A. NJ. O. .. ASHLEY. President-
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9inantial tflectluas.
Annual stockholders Meeting
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co

THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co.
Ctfice of the Secretary,
Columbus, Ohio, August 18th 1900.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
" meeting Of Stockholders the Hooking Valley Rail-
way Company election OF directors and for the
business lawfully
meeting including the ratification OF all acts o.
thereof
annual meeting OF stockholders, WiE be held at
the Spahr Building. Columbus Ohio
Tuesday, october ., 1900 at 10 o'clock A M
An amendment to the regulations VIII De SUBMITTED IN
creasng number directors nine 90 thirteen
(IS) will alto b. offered authorizing the
leasing to Hooking Valley Railway Company to
period 9s and after January 1901 OF the
railway and appUrtenances OF the WeiISton
Jackson Belt Railway Company.
The stock transfer will once o.
Messrs J. P. Morgan Co. No. % Wall Street. New York
City Tuesday. September 4. 1900, at o'clock p M
and will reopen Wednesday October 8. 1900 at 10
o'clock A. NJ. BY order OF the board OF directors
w N COTT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

sixty railroads or systems for the third week in
August Of these thirtynine return gains of $685.
800, or per cent. and twentyone return losses of
ST. 293 or per cent The whole shows gain Of
S41 ,567. or 5.4 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF the Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company. for
the of eecting Directors and the transaction
OF such other business be properly brought before
the meeting will be held the office the Company In
Peoria. Ill. on Wednesday. October 3. 1900
The transfer books will be closed O'Clock ?. II
Monday. September 10th. and reopened 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Monday. October Sth, 1900.
CHARLES f. cox. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

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A DvERTIsEMENTS subscriptions for The Triolne
~ received az their Uptown once, No lzAz hIoaaway'
% door north 3ts-st until o'clock M adVerti
the following branch ofees at regular
until o'clock viz; 2ot ett- ave, > e
2sd ls2 6thave cor i2th-st MACY s Ncs
l42 Columhus-aVe., near West oothet lve
West 42d-st. 6th-ave 92 East l4th-sG ~ WsSs
s2dst, between Tth and Sth aves if9 EAST 4tthst s
Sd-ave between T6th and TIth 1,026 Sd-aVe near
6st-st 1ToS lst-ave.. Ssth-st Io6 fretont
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Z OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 80 Rroad-st>'
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Conuirn BoarO.

FAMILY boarding house: fine grounds: verandas;
stable 500 IT. elevation The Ridsedae Madison n J.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bond quotations compared as follows
gith those OF q week ego:
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Real Gstate iDanten.

VETASTED-A OF note-nized dwelling house u
w furnished. good location; fair rent four a11l-s
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02

tlorida's fruit growers and horticulture
ISIS are in session in Jacksonville
The Ancient order Of Hibernians of Pen
saoola celebrated Dewey day yesterday
with an interesting programme of field
gainesville Sun: Several of the South
erh states are beginning to be dotted with
cotton mills. Florida should have some
VI these mills, but our people seem TO be
making no effort to establish such enter
Exports TO foreign ports from Pensacola
iast week were valued at s45S,9l6 and were
distributed as follows: Hamburg S352. $50;
dlidVana, S2S207; Rotterdam, $40, 900; Lon
Ion $4,000; Grangemouth, 3.629; Ros-
'UcA' $1,000; Cayman Brae, 5000.
Jacksonville Metropolis: The primaries
IN Tampa Friday night developed one fact
enal may be II benefit TO other counties.
"uu mat was a reputation of the pres
~ county committees and the bosses in
PoilIcs There is an inclination that the
ao'ets sun think they compose the Demo-
'a'c party, and not the committee.
saturday morning. Mrs. X. ". Cox,
,''o,ner Of Mrs. Thomas j. Hammond
Ter suddenly at Hawthorn. Her daugh-
Mr. "a9 Just gone TO her bedside, when
w turned over, gasped. and died
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
Laughed as Leg Was Bursted.


Newark. N. j., April 29.-That a mis-
fortune is not always a misfortune Is
shown in the case of Jacob Oelger of
Scranton, Pa, who thought he was in
hard luck when his right leg was shot
away in the Civil War and had to be re-
placed by a leg of wood. If the leg had
not been lost Oeiger would be a badly in
jured man to-day.
After attending a ball game yesterday
afternoon on the grounds of the Irvington
Athletic Club, in West Clinton avenue he
was crossing Center street when bicy-
clist struck him and knocked him down
Before he could rise heavy wagon, driv-
en- by Ernest Voltz of Irvington, ran over
the wooden leg, smashing Il to splinters
For the moment, Oelger says he forgot
the leg was incapable of sensation and
shouted that he was being killed. Feeling
no pain, however, he burst into laughter
threw his hat into the air and shouted:
"Hurrah for tho Rebsr'
The throng emerging from the ball
grounds thought he was crazy until they
learned the situation. Then they Joined
in the laugh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, May L-Speculation in cot
ton was very duh to-day and prices took
lower level. The opening call showed
loss of 2@4 points, which later transact
tons increased to Soil The decline fol-
lowed unsatisfactory cables and improved
weather news in general; the feature OF
the latter being reports of better condi-
tons in fiood-threatened districts of Texas
Selling orders from the South, many of
which were said TO be for planters, con-
stituted an important point and brought
pressure on the market. Selling for the
European and Wall street adeount was
also considerable. As far as the general
public took any part, their orders were
rather for selling than for buying cotton
in the expectation of poor cables to-mor-
row estimated larger receipts and follow
ing unsatisfactory accounts from dry
goods centers Shorts were the principal
buyers The market closed steady at a
net decline of 7d11 points
New York, May Lection futures open
ed steady at the decline, and closed steady
Prices as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
STOCKS AND BONDs.

New. York. May 1.-Business was so
apathetic and so narrow to-day IN the
stock market that little can be deduced 10
throw light on the business or financial
situation. Prices are as a rule, slightly
higher, but about the only explanation 10
be offered IL that room traders In stocks
proved unable to get them down, IN spite
of one or two incidents rather unfavora-
BILE to favorables and turn perforce 10 the
long side in order to get the requisite
movement In prices TO offer any field for
trading at all.
Even Sugar, although absorbing large
proportion Of attention. became compare
lively quiescent and limited It's range to
a little over 3 points. The stock moved
both above and below last night. The
failure Of the Pennsylvania directors 10
advance the semi-annual dividend rate
proved ineffective TO awaken the market
from It's apathy. The most positive as
sertlons have been made IN the board
room for many days that Pennsylvania =
dividend rate was TO be advanced, and
there have been heavy operations on the
bull side based on these assertions The
s-iiahf uraafnasa naanifoefe1 hv the stank
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
TURPENTlNE MOVING UPWARD.
SPIRIT IN THE DEMAND sTIFFENS
PRICE OF SPIRITS.

The Standard oil Company in the
Get Adequate Supplies From For
MGR SOurces-DeIay in Farm Work
and Damage to Railroads From
Floods the Causc-Pnle ROsins Adj
vance 10 Cents-Cotton Quiet ana
Unchanged-Crop News the Factor
in Governing Prices.
Morning News Office. May 1.-The
Standard Oil Company entered the tur-
pentine market to-day. which had the
effect of adding considerable strength to
the situation. While the market went
up only hc at the closing, it is the cur
rent opinion that the increased demand,
added 10 the demand which already exist
ed, will have the effect of stiffening prices
during the next few days. TO what ex-
tent the Standard will buy is not known
even to themselves at present, though it
is believed enough stuff viii be wanted
to thoroughly absorb the daily receipts.
This renewed demand comes by reason
of the fact that in the sections from which
the Standard was formerly supplied farm
"NAA AOt OhiJ mas DSth StOppeQ py Inc
foods, but washouts and other damage to
railroad property has crippled transporta-
ton, thereby bringing things to stand
still. Until 1t is known when the bottled
sections will be opened up, the company
will probably be in doubt as to when 1t
viii quit The local market. Considerable
stuff was taken to-day, the total amount
ing to 500 casks or more. At the opening
the price was firm at 46% cents and at
the closing. firm at 47c. Further adj
Vances are expected, as the increased de-
mand has already added strength to the
market.
Resins closed firm, with an advance of
10 cents on pales at the closing. The de-
mand is good. A lot of over 1000 barrels
represents the days transactions. The
sales consisted largely of pales and me-
diums.
The cotton market was quiet and I'M
changed, with no sales reported. Re-
ports of improved weather conditions in
the cotton belt was the feature of the
crop news. 1t seems now that everything
centers on crop news, which promises 10
be the main ctor in governing prices
henceforth. The wholesale markets were
unchanged. The following resume of the
different markets will show the tone and
quotations at the close to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02

race, if It will not preclpitate a Disagree
able scramble.
In the primary, which occurred on April
90 he defeated his popular opponent by
a majority that even his warmest support
ers were hardly prepared for
Although he has persistently refused po-
litical honors, this will not be his first
term in the Senate, and locally he has
been chosen TO the highest office in the gift
of his city.
Possessing large interests over the state
he is in a position TO consider the financial
welfare of the commonwealth, and from
a social standpoint none is more fitted to
preside in the Senate.
His friends. however, rely upon his high
qualifications and his pre-eminent fitness
for the position for success in the race.
Capt. Grantland has held many positions
of honor and trust that were conferred on
him without solicitation, the latest being
that of commissioner from Georgia to the
Paris Exposition.
If he should be chosen president of the
Senate he would undoubtedly make a first
class presiding officer, and give general
satisfaction
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
PAGES 9 TO 10.

on the announcement of the regular divf-
dend would be called fortitude in he mae
ket were 1t not so uunistakably indiff r.
ence.
The presumab,e disappointment ore tho
Pennsylvania dividend, followed the IA l.
ure of yesterdays rumors regarding tle
Missouri Pacific dividend to be teAiizqd,
had only the slightest effect on those
stocks. When the small bears had rather
timidly offered down Pennsylvania 60 a
fraction below last night. withour bring
ing out any appreoiable sales the who
market took on a hrmer tone. Missouri
Pacific rose nearly points. But whether
the market moved up or down, Il SIN II
professional traders failed equally TO at
tract any following The closing was dull
and heavy and net changes were mix d.
The local traction stocks, led by Metropo-
itan showed rather acute depression on &C.
coitnt of the judicial confirmation of he
constitutionality Of the franchise tax law.
The Republic Iron and Steel stocks were
forced down sharply on talk Of rupture OF
relations with ether combinations in
the steel trade. New York Air Brake
dropped Is points at the opening, hui la
ter rallied IL Long Island advanced TO
TIA compared with 81 on Saturday On the
strength Of pending Legislation to author
lze an East river connection betwe n It's
system and the outside railroad world
New York Central rallied from yesterday
depression on hopes of settlement OF the
threatened labor troubles.
A small shipment OF gold was announced
to go by Thursdays French steamer. TIE
sterling exchange market was heavy acd
reacted a fraction. but it is generally ex-
pected that large shipments Of gold will be
made by next Saturdays steamer The
money market continues to work cas- err
and the foreign banking houses are in the
market seeking large loans on foreign x
change collateral and Offering ~ and 8
per cent. for sixty days,
The bond market was dull and the gen.
eral tendency was reactionary. To al
sales, par value, 81, 1875 ,000 United states
refundiug rs when issued advanced ss AMI
old as and SIS Y in the bid price.
To-days total sales Were SS.l00 ST ares
including Atchison preferred 12,5l5; Me ro-
politan Street Railway, 10, 265; Missouri Pa
cifc. 50, 295; Pennsylvania. 1890; ST. Paul
1885, Southern Pacific, 5.4C0; Union Pa
clfic, 1900; American Steel and Wire
1905 Brooklyn Rapid Transit, H,65; Fed
eral Steel. 5000 Sugar. 1870 Unie cd States
Leather $685.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-02
THE RICE MARKET.
The following are the Savannah quota,
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-rhe market
for turpentine developed unexpected
strength to-day by the entrance OF the
Standard oil Company which II Is bellev-
ed. will be a large buyer until its sources
OF supply In the flooded districts are again
opened up. Owing to the suspension Of
work in some sof the productive districts
from which the Standard gets much Of its
stun, and the Interference with transpor-
tation caused by washouts and other dam
age to the railroads, II Is impossible to get
supplies. Savannah Is the only market
which can meet the demand. The com
pany's local agent bought considerab o
stilff TO-DAY. and II understood r. - A.