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NHel NOTICE.

! PEciAL MEETING OF THE
ts,ioli'fs u klhei Plantation Com
ni oal'ed Tor Tuesday. November
I, 81 10 a. M, at the rooms Of the
,ntf N Cummorce 90 consider a
ff'l'lon ~ surrender To the COM
y fiain shares ~ stock. and the
tptton IN b. made % same.
l.. A. TitURSTON.
SCfutary Elhoi Plantation Co.
tao.l.u November ~. 1900. 57Ot
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AsvLUl r P co NOTICE

wrctAL MEETING OF THE
'tiers III the Kahului Railroad
.s,sy i called fpr Wednesday, Mo-
800 IA tgOn. at 10 n. m. at the of
va Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd, to
..,i.f AM amendment Co the bylaws
IA nm other business that may come
W " W. n. CASTLE.
Secretary Kahului X. II. Co.
u...iplu. November ~. 1900. sos
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant TO the power 81 sale contain
ed IN that certain mortgage dated May
rs. 1895. made by MARY A. AK Of
Honolulu. Island % oahu. mortgagor.
to =. G.. ALLEN doing business under
the firm name of Allen q Robinson Of
said Honolulu. mortgage. and record
ed IN the Registry Of Conveyances In
Honolulu In Liber 100. on pages $50 TO
asa. the said mortgagee intends to fore
close the said mortgage for condition
broken. 90 wit. the non-payment OF
principal and interest when due.
Notice II likewise given that the
property conveyed by said mortgage
will be sold at public auction at the
auction rooms OF James F. Morgan.
Queen street. Honolulu. on Saturday,
November "a. 1900.
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
The property covered by said mort
gage consists OF: All ~ those premises
situate at Kaiihi. Kona. Island OF
oahu (being n portion 20 the premises
described In Royal Patent No. 1886
Land Commission Award No. 1049S q
Nahinu), bounded and described as fol.
lows: Beginning at point on the
west side OF Kamehameha Nv Road
20 feet north from the junction oil
King street and Kamehameha Nv RoaC
north side), and thence running;
North "a 30 east. 126 feet along said
/ Samehameha ~ Road thence
/ North 500 30 west 300 feet along &C
| son,wodaticn road. thence
/ South 96' O5' west. i5l feet. thence
/ south See ~ east 2O2 feet to Kane
hameha " Road. the place of begin
ming. containing .5s (hfty-six hun
dredths) Of an acre more or less.
Together with all Improvement
thereon and the privileges and appur
tenances thereunto belonging.
q. G. ALLEN.
Doing business under the firm NAM
OF Allen a Robinson mortsasee.
Terms: Cash, United states gol'
coin. Deeds nj expense OF purchaser
For further particulars. apply q
Holmes a Stanley. attorneys for tn
mortgagee.
Datsd. Honolulu. October %. 1900.
/ 5626
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assessment NOTICE.
T"IuA AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

D., NINTH AND FINAL As
~ a.. W per cent $1,000 per
W. !, We, .. called on the asscssa-
nt ~ Nv nus company. 20 become
N. 'i'i ,e,o'e az the office ~ Castle
| orrNT on October 10, 1900. DE
NOVEMBER no. 1900.
IA. 80 W, A. BOWEN,
trd NMalua Agricultural Co.,
hfnn
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NOTICE
KoNA SUGAR COMPANY STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice In hereby given that a special
meeting Of the kona Sugar CO.. L.a:'
will be held at the office Of M. w.
AfcChesney n Sons, Queen street. Ho
nolulu. at 10 o'clock n. m, on the 20
day 81 November. 1900. for the purpose
OF considering the advisability OF bor-
rowing money for the purposes OF the
business of the corporation on the Sc
urity of coupon bonds of the company
10 an amount not exceeding szOV.Voo to
no secured by n deed of trust OF the
fr.nchise and all the property OF the
company. present and future.
WILLIAM w. HALL.
Vice President Kona Sugar CO
Ifonoiulu. October 30, 1000. $3.50
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DeUTSCHeR GOITeSOIENST

HERR PASTOR fSENBERG wIRD
Sonrtag den ~ November, Varmittags
~ Uhr Deutschen Gottesdienst In der
Y. VI. G.. A. Halle abhalten.
kAtSERLICH DEUTSCHES KON-
SULAT. SOB
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

.l,, y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ \ rho,l n Leslie DE Cew and
| ila isl.,.'on each residing In
,ot,,,. ot oahu. have enter
| 'flhs IN ",,,rshlp Tor the purpose
ri,tns nv business ~ electric
th :, unuer the iirm name
As,s rhe Union Electric
r nv p'ace " business being
ma =. Falama. Honolulu.
W Novss.a.l,l copartnershlp 20
r November ~. 1900.
io,,ss,Sl.iE DE CEw,
"N III. THOMPSON.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

n ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
tan nrewlng and Mating CO..
Ash be held Tuesday. November
a. at p m., 10 the office Of l..
eErr 81 Nuuunu street
l.. sCftWEfrZEft.
secretary.
sa'um. Novemb r ~. 1900. 5I02
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ANNUAL MEETING.
INl FLANTArION coMPANY.

IVA PLANTATION COMPANY.
pun ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
.hl.ders N The Eva Plantation
.'ly till be- held NJ the rooms 81
.a,ah.r W Commerce. In uonolu-
n wednesday November ~, 1900.
w te.ck a. m.
". u. TENNEY..
e'ctolarv Eva Plantation v'o
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OLAl STOCKHOLDERS.

wrirg IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a sssbooks u the Olaa sugar Co.
a s1l b. closed % transfers from
n lfh 10 the i1th " November. In
j. r.. COOKE.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Fsaulu. Nov 10. 1900 500
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Lodge lie Progress Del Oceanic

NO. IA, A. q A. .. KITE.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting Of the above lodge at 1880
o'clock THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
at its hall, Masonic Temple.
WORK IN FIRST DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, No. n,
and Pacific Lodge, No. 1922, and all So
1ourning brethren are invited to be
present.
By order Of the w. NJ.
E. B. TRIEL, Secretary.
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TENDERS WANTED.

Tenders will be received M tha A.,
torney Generals Office till 10 o.c,ocl,
noon. on Thursday. November 9o,h
i'oo' Tor furnishing the Oahu Prison
Tor one year. beginning on Saturday.
December LIST. 1900. with the following
supplies at such times and In such
quantities as may be required.
The Higth Sheriff or such other off,
Ger as he may designate will make the
requisition. and all supplies will be
subject to HIS inspection and approval
The contractor will be required 10
furnish suitable bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
All tenders must be distinctly mark
ed Tenders for Supplies, Oahu Pris-
on"
The Attorney General does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any
bid.
f. p. DOLE.
Attorney General.
Attorney Generals Office, Nov. 18th.
1900.
Poi. per 10.
Fresh Meat, per ID.
Hard Bread, Medium, with easel
per 10.
Fresh Bread. per loaf.
Salmon. (red). per 10.
Tea. per 10.
Coffee. Kona, In bean. per ID.
Potatoes. per 10.
Beans. (red or pink, per ID.
| Onions. per ID.
/ Rice. No. 1, per bag of 100 lbs.
Bar Soap, (brown). with case, per ID
Sugar, No. 1. per 10.
MIX. per quart.
Blue Denim, Amoskeag. IA o., per yd
Canvas, Nos. 2. 10 and IL. per yd.
Blankets, per pair.
Galvanized Iron Buckets. Nos. 10 an,
"a. per dog.
Yard Brooms, per doz.
Shoes. with buckles on sides. per doz
California Wheat Hay. large bales
per ton.
Oats. per ton.
Sole Leather. per 10. $40
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NOTICE..

ms ADJOURNED ANNUAL
sarr VI the Honolulu Library and
islns Room Association will be held
anf uoms on Friday evening. No
lrsf Is al $50 o'clock.
N. A. PARMELEE.
M Secretary.
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M ,slocK LEDGER OF THE
n ,w my Steam Navigation Co.
ss.,,. :. closed to transfers from
~, l''h To December 18TH. In
" CLAPP. Secretary.
|a November .. 1900 $500
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~, PLANTATION COMPANY.

monks OF THIS COMPANY
rlih - f1 transfers from Satur-
VII ,..bsr III. 1900. 10 Friday. No
vrFI +" w. A. BOWEN.
Treasurer.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

'NsluA AGRtCULTtfRAL COM
PANY. LTD.
~. y, ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN 'i' N The Waialua Agricul-
-. hl VIII be- held at the
y mo Chamber of Commerce IN
4. In Wednesday. November
~ h ~ o'clock n. IN.
A. r. N. TENNEY.
M wy WaIalun Agricultural Co,
800
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The Hawaiian Relief Society did not
hold its annual meeting at Mrs. S. G.
Aliens house yesterday morning as
was expected. The meeting has been
postponed for a week, owing to there
not being n quorum present.
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'HsI STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE.

' EIs.s, y, oF TUE DIRECTORS
isHe,,s'u su Co. Ltd. the sals
'ssb, ,s stock 81 tho eighth
n 49, adver,lsed for November
NV !. io.tponcd TN Monday.
. y. COOKE.
~ Treasurer.
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When . customer asks for Jesse
Moore "AA" Whisky. he does Il be-
sasss he knows that the whisksy =
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MoRTGAGEE's NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON OF FORECLOSURE AND
OF SALE.
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y,.llA AGRICULTURAL
co. LIMITED,

.. monks oF THIS COMPANY
wv '..s.d to transfers from Satur-
NJ y.,smbsr ~. 1909. Co Friday, No
urp.' q" W. A. BOWEN,
Treasurer.
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BY AUTHORITY.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
EXECUTIVE NOTICE

me Governor directs that notice be
gwen that he has appointed Albion r
S'ark' ESQ. an Inspector OF Animals
'h place OF w. II. Hoogs. Esq. resigned
HENRY f. COOPER.
Secretary OF the Territory
capitol. Honolulu. Nov. Q. 1900.
57O4
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NOTICE.

DIR. M. e. CHEESEMAN'S OFFICE
will be closed for a few weeks during
his absence from the IslandA 1855
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corporation Natices.
MEETING NOTICE.

,rr sTOCk NAitpS Io''
HOWL LTD.
,,t,f,eNgp ANNUAL
rnE me company viii be held
~,,l.nf ol az. corner of south and
Il lhff wv, y. ,n Monday. November 10,
Nfl ''fg,'' mn representation OF
50 i,, IL desired, W. business Of
nth'l.''' ,I.l come before the meet
J,NEs " MORGAN.
secretary.
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WIND AND WAVES
RULE WATERFRONT

CONTINUED from Page u
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Attorney Generals Office, Nov. 18th.
1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
MEXICAN NATIONAL EARNINGS.

Mexican National stock is selling level
slderaby under the actual value OF the security as
based upon current earnings and prospects for the
constant growth OF the property. The Mexican
railroads are enjoying period Of prosperity that
promises 70 continue and the chances favor an
investment level for the Mexican securities al no
remote tine Earnings OF the Mexican National
snc Mexican Central have been growing for several
years. and, despite the handicap OF a silver basis
TIE Mexican Central able last year 10 meet
rs interest charges without the assistance OF the
SUBSIDY FUND The greater number OF the Mexican
companies payments are The gold basis. while
receipts are n silver; but the day viii come when
1He AleEic2n Republic VIII adopt the gold standard
6ho double the value Of its railroad securities. The
cams SHOWN by Mexican National on the basis Of
~1-@Sa States currency compare fayorably with the
sans reported " roads il this country May earn
-es. 1or instance showing a gain OF sIO4 757 Mex
-' @hc ABOUT $4,000 n United States currency
IN January earnings have increased S5O4 253
IMexicanl f''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
A TRADERS OPINION.

4 vel known active bear trader was quoted as
follows yesterday regarding the market:
The trouble with the market Is the absence Of
OUTSIDE br1vi-E The market VIII look a times
erronv as IL ever looked in 1893. but the buying
comes from shorts. and when they stop there IS
morning % know that specialists who ought TO
have had dozens OF orders on their books on buy
ing scale had practically none, and there were
supposed good stocks in the room to-day where q
quick drive made for the purpose Of getting the
price DOWN could have knocked three points off rhe
Price II a very few minutes OF course II L mar
ket where a decline Of or Two points will bring
traders buying for \ rally. but traders
have got stock they offer II 4 per cent higher
Sometimes they get their profit and sometimes they
absence Of the public Il s likely 70 work lower be-
cause traders VIII take the short side and declines
vii bring HquidaIion until stocks become some
what CvsTgoid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
RIVERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday
market were: L Wornser and Van EnbUrgh &
Arterburv bought Atctison preferred; London sold.
Whirehouse & Co. bought Continental Tobacco;
Fasnestock & Co. sold Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co. c II Oelrfchs & Co. Il. L Imbrie. J. F. Car
Isle. Halle & Sre!glttz 1000 bought Sugar; A. A
E9eusrnan & CO. sold !. " Davis Co. bought
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Floyd Moore and J
s Bache & Co. bought Southern Pacific; London
sold. c C. COTE & Co. G.00g) bought Colorado
Fuel and Iron: a De CordOva & Co. G,0o0) sold.
Van EInbu-gh & Atterbury C2.5DD bought Archisou
preferred: London, Harris & Fuller and B. J Harrt-
son sold q. z Dtrock bought Sugar; Street &
Norton D Bacon and P. 2 Ames sold. Hall
ga--en & Co C2.00G) bought Continental Tobacco
preferred; T ". Thorne Q,51O sold. ". R.
Houghtaling & Co. bought Acchison preferred.
Halle & Steigiitz, !. z. Carlisle and J. A Blair
bought Sugar: Keech, Loew & Co, a De Cordovz
& Co Rolston & Bass Q .O0D, traders and Halle &
Steigl.tz 2.0cO sold A De Cordova q Co Q50O
sold Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Following
the announcement Of the Sugar Refining dividend
A De Cordova x Co. sold about 5000 shares. The
rest OF the transactions were almost entirely by
the traders Flower & CO. C.o0O bought Atchison
preferred; Tracy & Co. and J. h Griesel & Co.
4 5so sold. Archison preferred. on the announce
rnent OF its 2 per cent dividend, recovered rs per
cent from the morning low price. This action or
the A-chison Board encouraged the theory that
Union Pacific and Baltimore and ohio common
would be generously treated, and trade bid those
stocks I'D. Foreign houses We're unimportant fac
tors in The specuIa ton. Or1O Hoffman bought
Sugar. Flower 3 Co. about 3.0G0 and Strong,
sturg.s & Co $500 bought Atchtson preferred; J.
A TAYLOR GOO sold. J. ". Davis & Co.. l. Worrn-
ser and ". :. Gurnee, IT, & Co. C,eoO bought
Atchison preferred; Halsted & Hodges sold. Wor-
den q Co bought (20o9) Atchison preferred l w
Worrnser several times bid the market price for
-f,.r.- 4,a looks
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (SpeciaI-Wheat was firm today,
although the range only &c and the close only
4c Monday July sold at 66sc and 67-sc sellers
and closed at SIC. The September keeps about
lssc premium. The weather map this morning
showed a few showers in the Northwestern States,
but they were light. and the temperature higher
Even Minneapolis and Duluth conceded some DAM
age although the Northwestern talent keeps
rule bearish and continues to sell in this market
London was 1saAd lower; Liverpool and Paris We're
still closed. but will be open Wednesday, There
was q better decrease, 900 bushels. in the
worlds visible than expected; clearances were 4S1 =
900 bushels. The contract stock, 904S, 900 bushels
showed a decrease for the week Of $4,000 bushels
Northwestern receipts keep liberal. 554 cars COM
pared with 43S the Tuesday previous and 69S cars
last year Wheat was helped by the corn
strength Everything is however, hanging on the
Northwestern drouth situation. Some good wheat
Spectators here feel the for the Northwest
to get good rains is almost past and that the CROP
while not showing much damage yet, will exhibit il
more when the hot months are reached Specula-
tons keep light.
Corn advanced 15c and held it. The trade is
larger and those influential operators who were so
buIllsh a month or so ago back in the market
again running a bull campaign. Cudahy'
Patteu Bartlett and Trego-Montgomery parties
are vieng with each other on the long side. July
opened at 377sc sold between 3TTsc and 3S1@c and
closed al 3sISc, June closed 3S1@c; September,
3S7kc sellers. County offerings were larger, but
were inspired by very strong bids from the ee-
vator people here. Shipping sales were about 25O.-
600 bushels: curtailed by scarcity OF lake room.
Charters were 30 600 bushels at 142c- The sea
board claimed G5 loads for export London was
SD TO SD higher. The contract stock. 30o5,00o
blsbels showed 2 decrease for the week OF 54S,OO0
bushels Receipts We're 64S cars, with go
for Wednesday. Samples were nc higher. Clear
ances were .,.y. 900 bushels.
Oats were kept firm by corn; tonight = prices 1sc
over Mondays: June, 21l4c and July 21l2c- Re
cents were 2gl cars. with 30 cars estimated for
Wednesday. CIearances were A. 600 bushels.
fr5street s. available increased 921, 900 bushels
Contract stock. 75S 900 bushels, showed decrease
for the week Of 10000 bushels. Shipping sales
were ONLY - 600 bushels, and the seaboard re-
ported 10000 bushels for export Weather con-
F'Iaxseed was about steady: cash unchanged at
81 so. September 81 26 bid October, 81 y bid.
There were cars of seed at the three points
against last year
F5roVisions were firm, pork advancing TIC lard
aud rihs pic Hogs were &c 1Oc higher. with
1900 received. and $4,000 estimated for Wednes-
dav The outsider is showing more interest.
Armour seems TO be back in the market again on
the buying side The talent is doing some buying
on the theory that June purchases usually show
July profits.
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FIVE PER CENT BASIS FOR ATCHIsoN

The preferred stock Of the Atchtson. Topeka and
Santa Re has been placed upon a 5 per cent divi-
dend basis q se1n,-annuaI dividend OF ~ per cent
having been declared yesterday At the directors
-nestlng statements were submitted showing that
the reported earnings for eleven months and the
estimated earnings for the remaining month
O. the present fiscal year, ana above all taxes
rentals and interest charges including interest
adjustment u DIS viii amount than
Ss1n04 The dividend IS the fourth since the
organization Of the property, and II IS payable on
August out o. the surplus earnings for the fiscal
year ending IN June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
BIG JUMP N AurTrAT, GAS

A dirty point rise in the bid price Of Mutual Gas
company stock yesterday was the feature OF the
J~'S--t market. the stock jumping from $50 to
- win reported sales at 3o5 and the top price
= Spsclnc news accompanied the rise. but il was
mat holders Of the stock were looking for
Deltef price than 300 which was once offered for
- outstanding stock IL was believed on the Street
.-A' ne Consolidated Gas Company which controls
.-e u ltlaI was enaeavuring 10 secure the rest OF
The outstanding shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06

and s7.4oo.ooo of common stock of which s6.4ooooo
was issued for property, patents etc One million
dollars OF common stock remains in the treasury.
There are s225,000 4 per cent bonds due on Febru-
airy 1. 1919. outstanding. The gross business for
the last twelve months was g. $50, $50 The con-
densed balance sheet Of April l. 1900. shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS and sIhscriptions for The Tribune
A received their Uptown once; No L2t2 broadway
- sor north OF 3Ist-st until o'clock m; advertise
ns received al the following branch Offices az regular
once rates until clock Viz Gas ath ave. 8 g.
@ oaS ~ IKE 6th-ave cor 12th-st- Mays, d-h-ave@
ana fsthst: la Cnumbus-ave near West b6th-st 100
We, 42d st near 0th-aye.: o. East Isth-st;
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HASKINS & SELLS,
Certified Public Accountants,
an IN BROAD ST. NEW YORK.
financial glernous.

Financial glerhons.
THE NATIONAL. PARK BANK
NEW YORK
June 18th, 1900
Alta REGULAR MEETING of the Board of
y r,,-.,,,-s n this Bank held Friday May 18th.
,ooo he RESIGNATION Mr. Edward f. POOR as President
-ssentsd and accepted ana al the regular meeting
-, ne Board held to-day Mr. Faohard Deiaiieid was
elected FFsS'' GEORGE s. HICKoK. Cashier
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INTERNATI0NAr pnmr

INTERNATIONAL POWER co LISTED
lie stock Exchange has added Sc 400 900 - the
summon stock OF the international Power Company
~ sile unlisted department The company is cap-
-l11ea at ss.00oe0o Of which 5000 600 of preferred
AAiFs Per cent stock was issued for cash.
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financial.
REORGANIZATION OF THE
Wheeling. Lake Erie &
PittSburg Coal Co.

The undersigned Reorganization Committee hereby gives
notice that the holders large majority OF First Mort
gage Bonds said Coal Company have assened TO the
rr NJ reorganization adopted said Committee
nth day of april. 1900
In order TO holders OF the Bonds of the above
mentioned Company opportunity participate in the
advantages reorganization the Committee have
tbis sav determined TO receive deposits or Bonds
The Mercantile Trust Co. up 20 and including the
18TH DAY OF JUNE 1900. after which date further
Bonds will received except upon SUCH terms as the
Committee may prescribe.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
GEORGE COPPELL.
EUGENE DELANO, Committee.
~ ID. WOODFORD,
FRANCIS \. BANGS,
ALVIN w. KRECH. Sec. 100 Broadway N. 2.
ALMoN GOODWIN. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
MONEY N THE COUNTRY.
NAY REPORTS HEAVY.

Railroads reporting yesterday for the last week
in May and for the month showed the following
changes as compared with the same time last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
MANHATTAN | RVST
COMPANY.

WALL STREET, Corner NASSAU,
NEW YORK.
Capital & Surplus, $t,5OO,00O
OFFICERS.
JOHN l. WATERBURY,, President.
I ,ans Kk pRtrrH Vios-Prssiasn...
CHARLES H.SAITH, SEQ. W.H0RTE DUANE Treas.
DIRECTORS.
Fnncs r. Appleton, John Kean.
August Belmont, John Howard Latham.
II. w Cannon, E d. Randolph.
A +. CassRrt Grant r. Schey.
4 J. Cross. James o. Sheldon.
Rudolph Ellis Samuel Thomas.
Amos T. French. Edward Tuck.
q. l. Higsinson. John I. Waterbury.
X. 7. Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06
DEBIT
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP PAYMENTS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP PAYMENTS.
In reply to inquiries upon the subject, the treas
urer of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company says
that the amounts of its payments account of
the steamships now building and for the steamship
Algoa. purchased in February, 1890, fol-
lows:
Prior Since close
last fiscal last fiscal
Total.
Of new s s.. Ss7soOo $3.50 900 s8s2.oo s1,32s 900
AIgoa - 3as 5s2 sos 500
Totals -s1074592 S320oOo SSs2 600 81, 592
The account OF cash hand IN New-York, San
Francisco and London stands follows:
Balance april 60 1900. 1927 "a
Receipts 20 % 102
Total .S6l1, J3T
Payments June I. 1900;
steamships. 1882 900
other payments III, ISL
Balance June l. 1900 .s2o7 sos