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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-07-31

ct la scel6ratesse des uns exploite
la loyaut6 des autres. All! ali! ali!
Ia pauvre chose que la vie' Les
heureux, &c sont qui mont fat que
passer sur la terre, CO sont ceux
qui sont morts'.. Mort, VOLTA CO
que je vouarais setre. Je ne suis
plus rien, je ne poss6de plus rien,
je ne crois plus q rien. Je suis de-
"a replonge dams le meant, d'ou je
n'aurait ]amais dd sortir.
Ii SO jeta dams I'm fauteuil ct Y
resta atfais6 CONNIE une masse
lnerte.
Rouvenat lie contemplate avec
une profonde commis6ration.
Obi! le malheureux, pensait.il
quei 6crasement!
Au bout Fun instant la tote de
Mellier tomba dams Sos mains ct lie
vieux serviteur l'entendit s'anglo-
ter. II le laissa pleurer. II savait
que les larmes eoulagent ct sont
solvent I'm d6rivatif qui ssramene a
de plua saines pens6es.
Il s'assit q quelques pas de son
regard d6sol6 fx6 sur lui.
C'est a1nsi qu'1ls attendirent le
jour, silencieusement.
Jean Renaud, le tueur de loups,
etait allie a Terroise. Ayant rempli
la mission don't il s'6tait charge, on
lui ofrit une place q la table au-
tour de laquelle s'asseyait la IA
mile pour prendre son repas du
soir II accepta, mails en- distant
quill await manger une heure au-
paravant ct quill accepterait seule-
ment un verre de vim. II en- but
trois gu quatre, car il dut tr1nquer
q la sant6 du pere. de la mere, de
la file aimee, nouvellement mari6e
ct a l'espoir dune prochaine aug
mentation de famille. Acute a la
bouteille quill await vid6e au Seuil-
Ion, celia fa1sait I'm petit coup de
trop. Or, il ny a rien CONNIE la
gazette que le vim pour d'6lier la
langue. Ellie .ferait parler um
muet.
"a eonszaaaea eHHkIEl.D
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-07-31
CSaieel

LIE soleil vena!t de So coucher. I'm ius
tant apres, les garcons de ferme ct les
geus de journee arriverent. LIE soupe1
6tait pref, lis Sc mirent d table.
A neuf heures, les gems de la journee,
qui demeuralent pIesque tous a Fremi-
court, avaient quite la ferme. Les bes'
tiaux etaient rentr6s dams les stables ct
le troupeau de moutons dams la bergerie
Les garcons faisaient boire les chevauS
ct garnissalent les rateliers pour la mutt
Lucille etait remontee dams sa cham
bre. ellie attendait le moment Oh tout lie
monde serait couche pour sorilr sans
bruit ct courir i son rendez vous. La
mantille de sole noire qu'elle devait je-
ter sur ses e~paules etaient toute prete
sur son lit. Ellie await eteint sa bougle;
on pouvait croire qu'elle etait couch6e'
Ellie entendit fermer successivement
toutes les portes, puts les .voiz des do
mestiques s'envoyant lie bonsoir.
A dix heures ON un quart. I'm 81
lence profound regnait dams la ferme.
L'heure etait venue. Lucille pensa que
tout 10 monde dormant. Ellie Sc urompait.
Deux hommes veillaivnt ct ~attendaient
CONNIE ellie: son pere ct Pierre Rouve-
nat. Ellie s'enveloppa dams sa mantille ct
Sc glissa hors de sa chambre. Ellie des-
cend1t dun pas leger, retenant sa resri-
ration, traverse rapidement Ia grande
sale ouvrit une porte qu'elle ne prlt pas
la peine de refermer, ct p6netra dams I'm
corridor etroit ..au bout duquel Sc trou-
Wait la petite porte de sortie don't nous
avons deja parle. Ellie tira lie verrou avec
%precaution, ouvrit la porte sans bruit ct
s'elanca dehors.
Derriere ellie, Jacques Mellier await
ouvert la porte de sa chambre ct, COM
me ellie, etait descendu reimbursement
a pas de loup. A &c momen sill e6t pu
SO voir dams une glace, il ne Sc serait
pas
II await la figure dun cadavre.
Dams la grande sale, a tatons, il.s'em-
para dun DIES fusils accroches au man
teau de la chemin6e; puts, poussant une
sorte de rugissement sourd, lis bondit'
vers le corridor.
Pierre Rouveuat Sc trouva devant lui
lui barrant le passage.
jacques, on vas-tu, lui demanda-t-
il.
-Laisselmoi repondit le fermier dune
voix rauque.
Non, tn ne sortira pas.
-Laisse-moi, to dis-je, retire tot, lais-
Sc mo passer,
Non.
Miserable! hurla Mellier, que la fu-
reur rendait fou.
Eft SO ruant sur le serviteur FIDDLE, u
I'ami d6voue, le saisit a la gorge ct lie
repoussa avec une violence ct une bruta-
lite sauvages.
Rauvenat perdit l'equilibre; en- tom
bant sa tete rencontra rangle de la ia
bic ct il roula sur le carreau OH il resta
6tendu, tout Ede son long sans connais-
anc
Sans meme avoir conscience de ce
quill venait de faire, Mellier Sc precipi-
ia hors de la maison, tete nue., ecumant
de rage, aveugle, fou, ct prit sa course a
travers les jardlns.
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Pour ses seules ventes de
Noel, une maison de Londres,
(pas la plus importante, a absorb6
en- moyenne, durant ces dern1Ares
ann6es, $1,000 dindes ct 10000
'oies.
The sun., 1903-11-18
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Influenced by the improvem ent In prices
on the Stock Exchange the outside market
to-day was strong and relatively active.
Substantial advances were scored by num-
ber of issues. and the whole range Of quo.
tations was higher. Toward the close Of
the session, however, a slight reaction set In.
so that the final transactions were, as q rule.
somewhat under the highest for the day.
The American Can issues were most promi-
nent in the trading. the demand for them
other. dividend on the preferred shares next
tionally above the highest sale made yester;;
hands han at 80. representing gain Of 4 points:
The closing prices in each case were made at
concessions from the high figures,
Inter borough Rapid Transit was strong
up to the closing hour Of the session. when
it declined 70 os1. At one time It sold at
aoli. an advance OF = point over its highest
stock changed hands Standard OIL stock
rose 20 points and closed at 874. only point
below the highest The only transaction
that took place yesterday in Standard OIL
was on the basis of 865 a share. Greene
Consolidated Copper was dealt In to the
extent Of about 1900 shares, at practically
unchanged prices Tennessee Copper. ad-
vanced :. Of a point to az. Only i7o shares
of Northern Securities found a market the
closing sale being made at IS, an advance OF
/ point over the final sale on Monday. The
Sea board Air Line common shares were
fairly active at fractional improvement
In price:
The sun., 1903-11-18
EzEQUlTAB4E
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEwNORk
CAPITAL, q, N, ~ SURPLUS, SS,50o.eoe.

sS0G Se se 20 fa and he sold
x Of and N $w orleans william b
Frank B. Hayne and their following were supposed s
case Of the leaders for the purpose Of stemmins
,hs doxnwsId trend of prices which has been 50
& 's ,S l. ,ss sn.S s s. s.,,.s
5 s,ss5s seq,sxss SGSss 'ensS ,.sS s
i7-"if the bears don't break 1t day theIT chance
is gone until after bureau" Herman Hagedorn
and ,tie sold. mostly for short account! ana c9y,
sS late, on bad wa' o hs An
ss sne5s: fsf%s Wilson w %sfs a oPs In.
meS & Co: arc under erstood to have sold freely.
some ,hnk ina. yhe palI9adnslphis da may have W
asreS and Nay aen's co; sold saIIS: H.. h.,vv
liquidation and short selling put market In position
to Sharply on sEs sh d as
mand, oil three OF which sil be in evidence before
the end Of the oI inn gs% YORK Hoo
Exchange T of ns 1 the
oe Sn s shnse
The stock in New York Increased about 800 bale !,
Gs9s on sy U @ SACK
does moi show yet, bought March M hs rns mommg ,m
you con consider ihst spot cotton IS ios7a al Norfolk
and Wilmington. and lO.Si at New Orleans. People
here were aDsurd enough to sell March al urlo"
the Southern prices. actually expecting TO MAKE
money by It. The decline had been overdone aal
there you have the real secret OF the days al
vance. ,
Said Hubbard Bros carly In the day SHOULD
the market break badly we expect that the pun,
who have sold out so freely last Friday VIII De
willing to replace their sales as they are no, @ dis'
dication OF the ultimate yield" Mcintyre & Mar,
Of xod Ddsnd ,ssnf sss and some e
further strength viii follow and that In short, we
nre to have an active traders market with me
ii cent level as the probable pivot Of base. Mum
4 Co., said Tho record breaking receipts at we
ports and some natural liquidation under the ctr'
cumstances account for the depression. ana the
very large exports, while they are favorable from
an American standpoint, Indicate a steady M
crease In foreign supplies" Bauy Montgomey
said: The lower tendency of the market OF lfc
has no, in the slightest degree changed the crop
situation We are now feeling the ehes, OF re,
markably heavy movement and Us duration y
OF irrrgularity In the market for while bu
interests however are more apt TO turn aggrcSsl.c
than bear Interests and for this reason promp'
recoveres on all breaks are probable
CoYYRE.-Ro on the spot was steady at Sloc
for No. !. sales 5000 bags Rio No at 794c.
q. and T.: 500 Maracaibo. Futures declined D
points c,oslng steady with sales OF 3S0U paes
Havre was unchanged to u {. lower; Hamburs
unchanged. American warehouse deliveries. lSsli
bags Rio advanced 25 reis receipts Tor Two days
"a 900 ba gs stock 702 OOO exchange II ID l6d an ad
vance OF / 3,d. Santos advanced 100 reis receipt
for two days, IS 900 b.gs stock. l,3e3ooo Prices
The sun., 1903-11-18
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 4h@e per cent; last loan.
~ per cent; ruling price. per cent Time
months, O. per cent, for seven and eight
Receivable; other names, eha7 per cent.
In the foreign exchange market to-day
OF 50 points 50 that at the close Sc Of the market
1t was quoted at t4s4. Cotton bill continue
to come into the market ii, good quantity
auiry i 10 for remittance. The rise vas also
helped by IN INVESTMENT demand. IT being
dsy Ss n op,H 40 to- yed M
tea ien{ es S$ sf Eer aSsfa sssfs
sisht drafts, asaa:au s4o5 and cable ssts5a
s4:s4.S;; Francs were were quoted at 1S;.. 5;22l..
s:s s sSs s"s snS 3 1sS' @ Elisha
o4h for short Guilders were quoted at
80 1915 for long and 40 l-ls for short.
saHna"scs bSs bSs
ing. SOC discount. San Francisco.125o. pre-
Piam St Lonissoc pss d!soou6t Disc 6.;oo Chicago,
Pittsbure 26o. premium: ST, Paul-Sellins.
ees 'o Min
mPa%2. m1Ps% telegraph '''0'" premium Louisville
Money in London sasA per cent; Rate
three months bills, 4a4i, per cent Con-
soils for money closed at ss $40 and for the
account at ss s.le. Paris, advices quote 3
discount is p. per cent. Exchange on Lon
don. rs francs i7h confines. Ber lin advices
quote exchange on London 20 marks As pfen-
nigs. The private rate of discount is 81 per
cent.
New York Clearing House abatement: Ex"
changes, S24o,e3l 1920; balances, 3s.4ee,ss5:
Sub Treasury debit balance. s30s, ,8o7
rricr nj har silver in New York
$3.50 Bar silver In London closed at 27hd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at AZ.
The sun., 1903-11-18

Cotton went down hrst on the big RECEIPTS and
story Of the day In a nutshell, The early depres,
sion may be Traced T. eSsps at ,arsp's the ports the
They were more than double those for the same
reoclpis rec q ,asos bales wsIe enough make The
brought INTO sign, this week M might easily reach reach
Ch,oniris Ggurcs and about $4,000 bales more than
% @ Il aas sSn sps Ss Ss' xss se Ts soG ssss
were opened. that j was only the prelude too Tor
l dys a"a % % ha the 1s hs dG
To make matters worse Liverpool and Manchester
were depressed and from the disagreement at T tns
owners at Fall River there opened up the posi-
blty at least OF strike. however lmproo, BILE such
thing might seem Just on the verge OF winter.
when ihe men must know too. tina, The mills are
by The hfh cost Sf the ray msssIa
there were factors az work tending TO bring sbou,
rally and hy spa. % b h. M
ser such eu severe SEEMED nom than
fsptS'y % dee t
Furthermore, on the big break great deal Of what
S sSd vsss for Tsss sspp
a S GsPGS few days W
into a bear roundup. which resulted In decided
S'S iSs eStabiishmen, Of substantial ne. advance
over the closing quotations OF yesterday. Bulls
lay stress the fact that II the receipts large
the exports are also notortously large and they
are encouraged. too. by the stuboornness OF the
Southern spot markets. which have. yielded com
futures al New YORK. The bulls also lay stress
on the nrmness Of futures at New Orleans even
early In the day. when the New York market was
for the time being depressed. Finally. they argue
thGtt crop Whatever appe arances for the moment
NAV seem 10 indicate 10 the contrary IL really
a small ono and that as the South Is enjoying n
CONDITION Of prosperity unparalleled In It's history
IL is well nblc 20 hold back cotton II II should
ut 10 do 50 md they profess TO believe It will II
crowded TOO ha' q.
(nr OF the lNadn: features or the trading was
the very hoivE buying BY j, n Parker q Co This
did much IN swing the market around and start II
on lis onward course, Violet n Co.'S bu,lny
wss $50 n fnctor bu, commission houses general.
bought cSp"riay when killing frost was pre-
dlrtCd for most OF the cotton belt, philadelphl
Interests are understood to have bought. s. 7
Hubbard bought on the mornings decline and
cold on the sub sequent rise Suly Co. are under
The sun., 1903-11-18
SUES COMPRESSED AIR.
Woman Stakeholder Asks 10 Have . Re-
Ceiyer Appointed,

Madeline Hughes. stocvholder Of the
Compressed Air Company. made application
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
to have receiver appointed for that COM
pany, which she alleges is insolvent and
unable to meet its obligations. Judge
Lacombe signed an order requiring the
company and Henry Monkhouse, its presi-
dent, as we'll as other codefendants, to
show cause on Nov. 20 why an injunction
should not be issued and receiver ap-
pointed.
Among the charges preferred by the COM
plainant against Monkhouse, one is that
ne leaned by his individual order S25, 600
of the Compressed Air Company's money
to the Rome Locomotive and Machine
Works. Of which he is president, without
any collateral, in spite Of protests Of some
of the directors.
1t Is also charged that Monkhouse and
a number Of the directors are trying to
wreck the Compressed Air Company. The
stock of the company is quoted at 4 bid.
:. asked
The sun., 1903-11-18

Conce declined slightly on liquidation and sell
MkfALs. here was Grm. but other metals M
were dull and easy especially copper. In London
lin advanced los. for spot 70 cue Us Cd, while
futures were IS. higher nt fli7 i5s Copper ~ theIe
futures. The following are the auota!ons, Of the
ses,roy!s spot Isia,c casting spSs sc ,lnn ln
Northern. No. / 4. Sl5asle: No. \. i!.25aSls:
30 plain. 37S@sl4. .os: Southerp 40: foundry.
slIaSl4 rs; No, soft. s4G$l425: No, soft; SAC.
sii.5O: pig iron warrants, nominal steel rails at
NAVAL S1oREs.-Spirits of turpcntine. 5elaG6oc
Common 10 good strained rosin. t265.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork was quiet az s2. 7SG!l35
for mess. Lard was easy; prime Western, 80;
renped Continent &7.85: South American, y S5.
Taow, 4lc Dressed nogs S1sss.sc' ,y butte. Butte,
State T. c. small or large. September. fancy: lis.c
Eggs-Nearby. fresh gathered extras, DGSic f,i,,
and the closing prices showed few changes from
the closing OF yesterday, There was general
comm lssion house demand for pork and ana ard ana
were free sellers Of May pork on rallies
SuoAR-Raw was dull at sac, Tor w test and
si.c for 80 test. Refined was quiet granulated
tn hsy'
The sun., 1903-11-18
OTHER MARKETS.
1--we Stock Market.

TUE6DAY. Nov. IT.
Receipts OF bceves were 776 head. ali consigned
city dressed native sides. eapc per To-. Cables
quoted Anne rcan steers at lo@ios4c dressed weigh,
exports for 10 day $50 beeves I. zoo sheep. I4oi
quarters OF beef, the latter estimated. Shipment
10 morrow Will include +.0i7 quarters. partly estl
mated.
Rccc!r,s .. c.!rcs. all for the market. were -
head, NealS rated about steady with sales gen
orally at S.joass75 per 100 lbs City dressed
ycAls. sd dl3c. per III
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, all for the marke'
were $50 head; ~ cars on sale. Both sheep ana
lambs ra;sd about & m a G9s' "a 20 car, s b o. s'"
ll,c bunch al So IS: cu> al s.: lambs at l5aS Sla
Dressed mutton, oIic per ID; dressed lambs, IA
Gl0c
Receipts OF hogs were l,e7 head. al osaarncd
direct.
The sun., 1903-11-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NEW YORK. November TO- 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Continental
Telegraph Company will he held at the Executive
Once OF the Company. room No 90. No. 1876 Broad
way. IN the CITY Of New S, York on Wednnssdiay Inc sia
tlon OF Directors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
4. r. BREWER Secretary.
The sun., 1903-11-18
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

The regular 9IarteIly d!yidsnd divide Of ONE AN3
stock has been declared, payable November 80
1905 Transfer books VIII be closed from Novem-
j. 4. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-11-18
GIFTS CAS-
CONsOLIDA1
TAKE "a

CONSOLIDAY
TAKE PA
checks for 80
and 90 Pd
Bills stacl
ment-Pric
For PRACTICAL
Gas Company
With gas and s
payment there
,hs hundreds q
secretary Of th
'The city aut
the Consolidate
are due the con
payment to tshf
quste rates" /
Cemmissione
Of Water, Gas
this was refer9
the charges OF
ray, the 90
contracts-to Z
to test that 8
necessary.
.We propos
pay the gas q
monthly bills
ito monthly %
dsred with q
rights Of nett
the remaining
lively, were q
settlement Of {
or otherwise.
sI do not ea
a,isfed with
agreed to it, b
aon that It ID
This impress
receiving fron
lar notice Of q
bills. / subs
that, whateve
decision Of th
decided agai1
after taking
90 per cent. (
regularly mad
pany never se
sway In the ca
await the com
.What par
company, ! d
made by the.
Of the Console
subway Conf
per cent. net, 1
The gas CONF
est in the sui
AS regard
tho price now
1 pany for opel
! there are abo
be none, is 81
the same pric
as 1882, when
S2.25 a thousa1
to-day. In Z
in the Boroua
year for eao
candle power1
6s cities Of tn
amount paid
same light ID
Evansville, In
highest at Hal
| We are quite
the gas comp
whether it's Oh
a. on the issue
the conditional
more than viii
The sun., 1903-11-18
CITY Hal
Forfeiture Clo
and Al

and AZ
When the
reported to q
Consolidated
> lad not justly
its excess prd
Corporation 0
Ing. This suit
The complah
ments Of the q
we're false, frt
bad faith" an
have for a lon
on the actual
which surplus
have gone to
! paid.
The oity de
cost of constr
the amount oi
expenditures
whether right
rentals receiV
that the comp
terms of it's Z
bring into op
contract, und
the city M
subways on q
The sun., 1903-11-18
y. Y. Security and Trust Co.,
20 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, $5,OOO,OOO.
COMMERCIAL

Cotton Declines Early. Then Rallies Sharply
Receipts Heayy-LiyerpOOl Lower
Weather Threat tening-Sho Cover
Grain Irregular. Closing Higher
Wheat Market OversOid-shorS
Cover-CofYec Easier.
TUESDAY, Nov. l7.-GRA1N.-Wheat-
was quiet. Sales. 10000 bush. Including
o. 900 for export here and at the outports.
No. red, new, Nc. over New York December.
ahoat for export: No. Northern Duluth. &C.
over; No. / Northern New York. 2Hc. over.
The Northwestern receipts were 163 cars,
against ,359 last week and 788 last year;
Chica co. o27 cars, against 1875 last week and
1883 last year. Futures closed &c. to &c
higher. Sales, 100000 bush. Prices as
'' oSsn- ss H'S"- ~, Leg- .,, c,S, ,nS I,es hs%
R;Ssne:: S$is &. Il; Il: s. II II:
o,s os. So WH,e se'xs se on ss So whs
ss.se 10 mixed 4o,. s4osS; Rys wss s,ssay
SSei NG on %';s ss sps' Sales Bush neydns
$4,000 for export here and al the ou'persr No
sosed e 10 g hshcf Sales coo Prices
follows: ,,.. re,
R:;..,.,:::: e 4, s; Il f. $; III ri
The following shows the grain movement:
ptsspi. S.T york "sist G"s asSse s AS s 'S icss
E1Por,s....,. 1851 eesssi 1896 ''''
S ss 's s ssss Il SS SSs 's 1899
sspMRss,, ssIsR,s S stsS ,7so 1855 7sSS ssooo s
1ssr sbes d4ssn sn sss siy in s a'y s sT
ns snd sna %hen bs sho
TO cover, prices rallied SHARPLY Especially at thd
h Sessr Wsf az the
was very cold and the low temperatures following
yans %"s suyoS at cscso
also unde!ood ,a to Be 6uyns he1e II
SsGSsy s Ssyns whe HSa I
pressure. The worlds available supply. accord
Sss "S e Rss n ns soasi Ii SSss
loss in Europe of 500 600 but year ago the worlds
e qSs snd ondos m1 assnsa s1a As hush a ss
Paris was centmes higher to lower; The pr p1lm, m
y frs.' sro Scrn deeneS
in wheat commission house selling. lower cables,
S, d Rsrs oss qay nnf o So
in whea, and covering Of shorts The avsI,ane ,ssIe
suPPy I'd sf''sssfd s%s st @ pms sSN cceP, s
bush against $4,000 last year. Oats were fairly
s, sTs srsRsl sa Tsfs good Tn ys'
The available supply increased eel 900 bush. NM
bbls Receipts. scos bbis and 22lol sacks X sIs eH
ypeIane s No ,sss s2io@s ss? as,,n,, ces1s Ms
sirnlsh,s, '.sssasi..o patents a4o@s'S5; Rye
NC CoirTSN. cotton here was unchanged
No sales. Mddllng uplands, II SOC, against
s35c. last year: New Orleans and Gulf II Doc;
at'i al sii@s iac; March s.osas.oici New Orleans
advanced i-iSc. Mobile and Norfolk declined
ioi.c Mobile, iostc.; savannah ioAc;; Memphis sn,I
lols le, Sales Galveston 100 b les New UrlcanS' AZ
Liverpool declined "A points on the spo! Win sales lies
recovered OF the loss: middling. 5ssd.; November
futures 5ass5d No,emSsr and 1sd Dersmorr 1,nsrr
and February 57s@;.74d. ln Manchester yarns
we're easier cloths quiet The receipts were as
follows.
The sun., 1903-11-18
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Nov 1.-THE cash statement otthe
receipts and expenditures q the Treasury, shows:
This day. THIS month. Fiscal urnr.
Receipts. ..., 81 800 S2t.Sl0.49l 2lS.201,TI
Expenditures, l7eo.ooo 27,eeo,ooo 2i7oss,O7
Dehcit 34S7 3l4g5GS 2iso 240
The receipts from customs TO day were, s7sS 7ai:
from internal revenue. $5iS,lss: miscellaneous.
sioa ail National bank notes received for rcdemp
tion. siG3.GS2.
The cash statement OF tho United states Treas
urrr for Nov. " shows,
RESERVE PrND.
Gold coin ..s,,, ...,......, &lo0CO.Wb
TRUST FUND.
Held notes and issued 1880 355 500
GENERAL FuSD, -
Gold coln and bullion ....-.......... s7s0i5.731
Gold certificates observation-disclosures. r,i5s,ss0
standard silver crdoilars.,,,...,.........,. l,@t,Olb
gily-r certificates Observation-Disclosures. 609i COS
silver bullion Observation-Disclosures. $50 8iO
United states notes .....,,,..,...,..... S,"N.loS
Nation nj hnnI notes ............,.. s.l45, ,O60
Subsidiary silver and minor coln.,,,.., Sa34.7
Total ................. ............. .sil82is.s72
In mn tiofa al banks - ..,............ i72 o3l ,A45
AWAITING reimbursement ............... 57857s
Total saia 727 sai
YlablIItics 072St, I63
Cash balance. ........,,,..........s s2z747s.ls7
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDERS.
Al Z meeting OF the Board Of Directors held this
day quarterly Dividend Of ONE AND oNE,HALF
porauon. payable December l. 1908. was declare q
Il ua.stsSs Upon NovenDer 20. isOe.
: FOR tnc purpose OF paying the saio Dvueno tne
poration Will be closed upon November 20. 1908
TO reopen December 2, 1908.
e E PATTERSON Secy d TreAs.