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The oasis., 1906-03-24

with them They united in the effort of the malodorous Geo K
 French to capture the Republican county and territorial organiza-
 ton. and one of them became an
 associate of that unsavory individ-
 ual upon the delegation from Santa
 Cruz in the territorial committee.
 Holding that position he was in
 honor bound to support the party policy and it's ticket. Did he?
 When in spite of all their activity the French crowd were hoored at the primary that selected the county convention, the two Dro- mics became neutral immediately, and their alleged newspaper did not support the county ticket. It gave half hearted support to one or two individuals on the republi- can ticket, and 1t did the same for some of the democratic nominees, the inference being that there had been a private inducement of some kind, but probably very small.
 THE OASIS opines that when some of the good citizens who have been deceived by the flat allegation of the two Dromios that there lis no choice for the people" in the pres ent election, recall the record made by them and their alleged newspaper in the last county elec- tion they will be ashamed of the company into which they have and will cease their support. In fact 1t would be no surprise to see thelr pest men WlLhufaW rom the ticket, as has been done al- ready by one of the very best { Mr.. J. H. Pomeroy). The performance of the two Dromios in the last county election now recalled to mind, shows very plainly how lit- tie of principle or regard for pub- lie welfare is involved in their course in public matters. They are pretenders in politics, just as they are pretenders in the news paper business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

B-..,-. -, ~ %"V York. September 1906
tarlhfr chanEes ~ decided character There pres
would he shown t further This is else true 10
most sales an 81 5aI. H. g. ,,ssttis - SiN' WIN
hsr 's9 ocss5i'nsy Red kidney nesriy ont % hrs
sl'a,5 We quote: BEANS. marrow choice. bush
s. j0qSI s. 10 common 10 eooI 81 s5Ss1 ~ a, ii
s. 52fe- common ~ good s. s07SI a. "a tid,lsI 49,
choice S$a s. 10. black soup l5aS3 - Yellow
Scotch /. 81 Iaa a iin e. So 'qs2 So" GREEN PEAS
,o E.T T!IIa, Receipts day 7o2 pss There vas
FANCY aos grades are Sun quite shor and sell
b understood the ofciai figures now eresen r ls
Vain, we pass as OF settlement and not the actual selling
1Sol{ ana other grades range down about quoted
Rkgs We quote: Creamery. extras per no 24I1 a34s.c
,As" Sorh Mercantile Exchange onical quotation ex
thirds 1Sgles do dairy tubs fresh fancy ESQ 1o
Western imitation creamery. extras &c DO frsts Isi
lse do rs ,gIs extras 2a2s 10000 40
fIsts lSqlsisc; DO seconds I8s ai7Ac do thirds i5
Iee pacing stock No isc; do No . i61gi7fc DO
f dea cheese 1y 2S8s boHes few lots
buyers had supplied their pretty well the week
the tone Of the market steady Country markets are
viii much change here during the early part Of heT
vepool cable 90 s eSpos 70 Egr98s were 2lsT boxes
quote; state fun cream large. fancy. Iso: Do fair TO
n.S12Ae; inferior loiGIi4o: DO half SKIM. snail
sgee 40 fair 70 good. 1850; DO common 45sa6ifc: do
pretty ven ssSy sve i price. mas ss SsdH
quote tsts Slaas an tH Sssy
q extra SIRED Os 9 az s'SG to f o Extra sg $50
2lo (0fcial quotation New YORK Mercantile Fxohanxe
S fad2 f 81 a i9 AZ oE. tsiSo Ken
FRUfTS-FREsH- Receipts Of apples Continue Iirbt
f Fsss. s'S %s, qgse y 'A a Ss o6 as Arm prices
shade easier Peaches not overPlenty and worEing out
changed. Piums scarce and nonnaiy Grapes sod
slower. and the tone was shade weaker Crsnbsrriss
melons liberal supply to-day and prices ruled In by
s lew Exceptionally fancy lots wsseTmes sses sH
wide range IN quality ana value; strictly fancy iaTEs
bring saIaP wealthy per doabfs ssa5 Az we
ss 5o 90 Alexander good 70 choice per double head 81
Es;s B.s s. & G gSi7@;a Fl
ss q g S S 3D. DO 81 9B SS 5fsl
PEARS bartlett; iT so e0 30 $500 5 90; S Per hsr 81
ssi 81 g 5sss s 81 1. cd ss -
5sS s;sts n basket. 1880: DO 2Og26o; Lombard
ss7sje: pnUNEs cisHaa; s ~ 90 smaller Prunes
49, aSa25c PESACHEs Pine Island, basket
co. 40 per saI 6Sy Sstst crate q s5 ' ar s
bssket eocGs Is % JeFssy' per SITIisr 81 25qS2 Boz
basket Sc2g ssss 5ocsi IS 90 Western es n51
S ~ West Virginia carrier 81 $3.50 so; 30 per
Ess1s soagfi handle i5 &c basket 3e Western S S
TorE per basket crate pryef Der es per Sssl.st
g. .eSre $3.50: do worasE. Coneer1 ana Moorss
e F,iv bsts7Oe do black uprlyeI per - basket l4Q
Sc NaaRd s q IL Gaze eod do ps a
hi DO Per Sr'' nsrssKESs coloIaaa 5sT
RIIs, per quart oklahoma. slGsl 20 WATER
MFabNs 100 ssatsS SAFE % 81 sSss As FINE
API5s local market Is unshanssd ~ any
Ia tssturs Indssd thsEs lot sI'-s' .S'''' ssA'as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
OTHER MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Ds Cns 81 sept soes active butchers and ship
fair 20 good shippers. 81 5os5 so; connon s29ss3 81
SLEEP steady. So 75GSs 70 LANES steady a. MSS 81
last Sunalo. sept. S-CATTLE-Recefpts 200 hsaI
so" ana steaay vEAI5-Receipts 200 active ana
<oc lowert- - So4SS 80. HOGS-FZeceipts. hsar
s td and 5gloo hish.T heavy So 4os mixed SIS
50 2OF$5 so; stags S4GSi so: dairfss s8S6 10 SfTTP
AND LAMBS-Recepts 5000 head; active: sheen STEADY
- 90 native lambs. So 5OdsS so ~
Kansas City. Sept. s.-CATrLE-Receipts 100 head
including % southern: market steady choice export
dressed beef steers SIS T59ss good Sass
western FED steers. SO 5OasJ Is; sockcs and Feeders
- 5qs4 90 Southern steers 81 1888 So Southern
81 15es3 native cows sass rs; native heiferx 50 75G
4eo bulk OF sales s2gSS % calves 81 5O9s6 IS re-
head; market steady &c lower; top. 321s bulk d
sales. 50 1895 p; heavy s6GS6 pscrs S. fOS Ok
pigs and Mghts S5Gs6 s2ls receipts wee IS 20
mead SHEEF-Eteceipts. none market Horninaly
lambs s6aSI sS native sheep and yerfgs. 81 1895
Western clipped yesrings. $50 IS
sheep 81 25dSS 20 sOckers and feeders
ceipts for tke week. $500 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

rons the net incoTSe ffnc,udfnr undivfaed ne, g.,
come q the sTSiia,y iines after deductins an
period the outstanding capital obligations OF
the company were Increased from $500 Sa6 $50 IN
cent considerable share OF the Increase ~ The
gross and net earnings OF the compa nv during the
last wears was due 20 the additional mileage
which has been constructed purchased
IN will be necessary 20 continue the same nolicv
OF expansion In the future. The country served
by the system Is growing rapidly that large
cilities for the transaction of business must he
provided Moreover, the settlement OF new terri
tory viii require the construction of additional
lines that. naturally and properly. should be con-
structed by the company as feeders OF It's svster,
While the policy Of expanding part of the Surplus
income upon the property should be continued tie
cost OF extending and charging the system cannes
be paid OF earnings. 10 will therefore be necas
sar. from time TO time. 20 obtain additional cap
ital.
Prudent management requires that part Of the
surplus income during years Of great nrospertt,.
should be reserved FOR the purpose OF impToVtys r.
company's property and increasing the stabilif, -
every large railroad system in the United states
is obliged 10 eXpcnd annually considerabia sum-
chargesble 10 ordinary operation and maintensnCe
expenses. but, nevertheless ought not 20 >be
charged 20 capital account OF this class are ex-
penditures for eevating tracks I'm cities for add
fional safety appliances for better stations and
cars and generally for furnishing better service To
tho public without increasing charges. Ac-
CordinglY. $4,000 was charged the income Of
the fiscal year on account Of betterments Improve
ments etc. written on, and certain additional
BetteTments and improvements on existing mileage
and discount on bonds sold from the orGa nizati0n
~ the company 10 June 50. 1896. amounted in the
aggregate S43 Lose SA7 During the same pariod
undivided surplus net income. after deductinr,
all charges and dividends. amounted in the aggre-
gate $40 7ss o. Of this SEQ l4s 305 Is was
sls9s5,4s2 % standing TO credit Of profit and loss
$ SURPLUS June 20 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

coTToN-The cotton market Vas much the usual sort
o. week end affair 1ay. with sentiment rendered
LITTLE than ordinarily by the fact that the
government reports giving 81
prior September ] condition 4
August - will be published shortly after midday Mon
day The fluctuations We comparstivelv and
Irregular with the market closing steady a. net decline
Of point 10 advance Of POINTS The opening
steady % lg5 poins higher cables
expected but the market of right after the call
under realizing and bear After selling 2d5
points net lover there rally on covering however
ana the close within a point the The
n1ing Of minimum asking price az loc BY the southern
Cotton Association effect
sentiment Offset a material
that figures had been placed before the association point
Ing % such large that they had been tSued for
fear q breaking the market This probably arose
from the that expected the association
10 make estimate the crop while estimate
issued Tie Liverpool opened 637 points
but rallied q better spot demand closed de-
cline OF only 2Ass points The English spot market was
points higher 90 baes and private cables
expressed favorable opinion ground
OF spot scarcity small receipts heavy
The weather considered Favorable IN all
OF The belt and fault found with the early fore
6ay AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September 8.

September ,. lhl-
BEEVFS-Recelpts n cars. or beB head inoluI-
ing n car for and for the market snss
carload changed hands about steady prices dressed
beef hah the Saturdays light demand. but prices
we're adv 1aesO per 10 for Decent 70 extra naHo
sides IIverpooi ana cattle markets STEADY N
ports to-day Included head OF cattle and Loco qsrs
Of beef on The Aesaba 10 London $500 quarters OF osS
on the ST Paul London OF which zoo quarters were
Tor schwarzschd sulzberger and 2oo quarters Tor AT
mour q Co. 300 quarters the Jmoria 20 lAverpooi
100 cattle on the Idaho 20 Hull - -
CkfVFs-Receiuts were l3T head OF which SO vero
for butchers direct market No sales r.
ported up 20 a late Feeling steady for GOOD yeas
and butiermlks dull for heavy calves OK 81
kinds Dressed calves IN moderats supply and stsaay
at 6Gi3Ho per 10 for city dressed veals and oSAso
for country dressed. - -. n aaa
SHEEP AND I.AdBsReceipts were II cars or 49, 49,
head Including for saughtereTs and for -
market Firm for sheep and strong % l1suosrs so Der
100 10: fair 70 goOd lambs az $ SaSss 70 NsiiS,o
prime lambs offered. Dressed mutton arm AZ '~'"0
per n: dressed lambs at 1lts 4lic. -. r.,.a.
Saies-George l. s. pillenoaek: 6AT Northern tais~a
lambs - average at 50 STA Fer 100 ~ lamb, II
Kerns Commission Company: leo Kentucky A,aOs -
50 70; Indiana yssTiinss no 10 a. 50 90 90
40 % 10 al s.; 90 90 90 N a s.75 90 is H. a Is
Buffalo lambs. u n. at S. 20. DO 81 70 a. an for
Slaughter None FOR sale alive Today. NoihinaHy
3 juaa Co. es0a Ia,s FndAsai 90 FsuSh HissA West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

The Boston Wool and cotton Reporter

The Boston Wool and cotton Reporter" says
The market the whole Gavors the buyers aIthouSh
IN the business transacted the week there
dence ~ material concessions prices
One house which sold territories that asking prices
obainabe prices than ruled time and
sales reported from Louis price basis
relatively than has prevailed here woods are
certainly holding their we'll. well
grading threeeiEhths and the approaching London
sales IL is expected thai there Will further
recessicns. The TINS Ear has been
compared with last and those consumers
doing, for wOols be obtained fully
a number cheaper than. the beginning
Texas quiet far actual
business IS concerned although showing
interest IN them and sample hays
woods 24fi&4lC I'm the grease costing
clean. Csc while twelve months stock brings 2462Gc
72d73c clean There IS still some twelve months
the OF Texas unsod- California wOOls been
given attention by consumers the week and
around 2sc- HumbOldts and MendoctnOs worth 2s7
2qc costing 6s4TOc clean Blufrs, ss726rc or
6Tdesc clean little middle county wool moved at
22123c Oregon woods have not large
quantities liberal sales reported weeks
but they being samofed. and Ized
sales be effected before long Boston quotations
during week: Domestic-Ohio XIX and above 34135c;
do Nos I and 3sGfSec do washed delaine. 2Tc: fine
mwashed delaine. Csc fine unwashsd. 26827c:
s4iac: Texas 24026c; California. 22d2sc: territory aQ
pulled $4,000 woods. Sl67Or r1isce-
Ianeous 1142Tc. Foreign-Australian New Zealand
41fA4c: carpet woods. 20735c
New continues quiet. with. firm prospect
early resumption Of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September : 1905.
tOFFEE--Ihe coffee market quiet and steady
ne saturdays session with prices nearly maintain
ing the gain q half
daE and Friday that the financial ~ the
Nalg-lzatiou plan had been arranged ma
o1ened steady. unchanged Trices aeslfne - :,
points. and held around that level during
son with TIE close stescY. net unchanged points
Lover sales for TIE day we're reported o. about $4,000
bags The "a 'oriEation the a
from me Hayre representative Of kare Krls-he 4
stating that price and
tuf'iusrinE the possibility
been ecIrei from Paris bankers Tire report
- be very definite ard believed that large
interests here had the ruror TIE preceding dsy. A.
rate. there Nerw essiye operation the
IN SATURDAYS market. The European ma rsots
opened little better que. reacted before their
close With HaEre finally D. franc higher
uburg unchanged 30 4, pfennig higher. Il Ep.-
daN In the Brazilian markets FRIDAY and
-o-sNg1e1''- 0"ia cables received YESTERDAY
viii there he until TUESDAY morning Ho''d.v re-
0eirfs Rio 500 taEs Part 81 the huvuC
during rho session supposed 10 for the
credite5 with taking 750o 100 Oon hays
INK the trading The market for coffee
quiet and steady win quotations tie basis Of So
Rio No :
The ~ contract prices in ne local markets
y a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph 20 Tn. Tribune. ]


Chicago Sept s-wheat was lower to-day than
II has been in the last three years. The close
at &C lower for September. 1zc for December and
sc for May The government report viii be issued
after Mondays essson. and there seems little left
for II to do in the way OF knocking prices down.
Corn closed heavy at &c decline for September and
sSc for the later months Oats were comparatively
firm. September even showing sc gain IN the end.
with December only LILO down and May II 20 14c
lower. Provisions fully IN accord with the
weakness OF the grains and LEFT on at from Sc 10
Tao decline.
ish than ever to-day owing to the movement IN the
Northwest increasing rapidly that country deal
ers are having dirnculty 70 obtain 20 ship the
grain 20 market. Bulls found 10 impossible to hold
the market against the influx OF newly harvested
wheat and prices declined. the lowest IN three
years being recorded Local receipts 81 cars
with TO cars estimated for Monday.
There DIT OF activity az the opening OF the
corn market. but dull period followed until near
the close. Sellers In the majority. but after
a decline OF isc for September there a little
better demand for that month. The reaction OF
MAY was feeble. Local receipts were as cars with
as cars estimated for Monday. Shipments were
$4,000 bushels.
The bulk Of the days transactions in the cat Dit
was in the first half hour. After that trade was
slow. September held at shade yesterdays
closing prices. but December and May yielded
about isc. Local receipts 1sT cars. with 2ss
estimated for Monday. Shipments hence. $4,000
bushels.
Provisions displayed more activity in the initial
transactions than at any time this week. AT the
start there was continuation Of the liquidation
that was feature OF yesterdays trade and prices
under this pressure essed OF tribe on the dip
local traders. who generally committed 70 the
short side. were inclined to rather than hold
their lines over Sunday. and this had a tendency
TO stinen the market and cause prices 90 react 20
about last nights closing level.
Receipts OF hogs were slightly over the estimate
but prices held stsaAH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

GRAIN-wHEA Tin absence OF any support
wheat market continued 20 drag lower to-day. closing
was weaker. thu basis OF Te.c for December.
nc Tor September ana $3.50 for May Receipts and the
Meaer continued 10 dominate the situation The former
az Northwest points 20 compared With
467 last year. while remained
perfect IN all parts % Western country has
been al time IN the Bulls therefore could
low price. while for the the bear element
vas afraid short Of ~. By slow steps the price
lost &c bush during the and the trader
could md why similar decline, greater,
the Northwest which 81 scheduled 90 Increase
materially IN the coming week TIE fact tnst the worlds
shipments estimated az only hOsoO0O bush COM
pared with es00 the previous week doubtless due
20 the this aide be, al decrease
predicted for The quantity pssasge but not
large reduction "a the visible sJRply last week Pr
generally good condition. but that outlook
spring wheat winter and GATE anshttsfactory
Liverpool closed Q3d lover however. this
had little effect on the market seaboaId dear
600 bush o. wheat The cash market n Ne~
York closed as follows 70 rid 1910 TN
70 anoet, No Northern Duluth. sV@c. anf No EaIi
winter 5Bsc fob Hnoat. E2gogters h5rEht 5a1s
CORN-The corn market Improvement over wheat
IN the % stability. and at New NoI ccssG
larry .9No under the pTsFicus night Weakress ecl-
quoted ESQ. December b0fc and May fsNc. 10
vas case OK sTien4d vcaffe-. it"fni receipts and
cecne a "a - Liverpool. H. connection elih ecfliE
sion house selling and tie break 10 WHEAT ra2A corn n
New HoTk fstrls s.esey. wit. sales &
loads reported on eluoTt afccL No e;n r.9aei ot1z
elevator sii ald a6,zc hho1t. no Nhis -tSs ana
little pressure The marst snd prices maintained
steady unae~tauo all closing noi far under the
previous nght on active positions cash cats IN New York
e9sea e. follows on track b. sample Iass oa ana new
sots ISI1c, and clipped 80 80 N. ssh gslr,eI
hfE-21shet loH.Isl. No WsstsTns e<e nominal .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

,,.-t Jeffrey in his annual report sass "a
-. is constructing two extensions, AXIS
- ,ort tvrenty-eiglit miles In length Hi'o -
ems -,e- district IN I-tah. CONTRACT his
go assuring durng a term of wears d 40,
-ors for these lines, the cost OF constr Is,
- Nil be about H.0oe". Ihe s,"i'
q VIM ,-.s,erD mart % the system. the gen
- t,--ease I'm tonnage ana the piosl'e'1
en- ..r. n he moved 20 the new sihe'''"e
ls's' l,s-eels I-tah. led the management TO ap-
p'' rnae0 from surplus income TOT 'hs
r'.. Cor the pur-haet ~ modern s'aho'I u
..,iinu,ent. Concerning the western i"L''.o
So which is being built westward from S"'s
-., "a the coast and regarding the fu'ui' ~
- r-,r.lsoo President Jeffrey says;
-. work las been under way during me
A.,e ,ovrisn ~ tie fiscal year, hut We scaIClIH
hao - amount accomplished thus Tar IL
~. 80 Vas anticipated. Every EFFORT 90 secure
ssQusie 80, Srtsler lie heaviest and most diff
,Srts OF the enterprise II Is tnoushl la, .asS'
IN forces viii be secured. ~ lIlatle'al
Gs-iste5 wear ago, were satisIal Iolis Soii,.u.I
urs si- fror7 So a0aNeo 20 SIS 0oefo the capital
- nj me Western Pacific company, ana, Pul-
49,, NJ lie contracts mentioned ~ the last re-
sls" ,is,ing an sditioual 10000 shares. or
1000 IN the Denver a Rio Grande company
A,,rr and $1,000 shares. or Ao,eb""' IN tue
Cetfut' - - Rio Granda Western company, thus
49, .bese two companies @flee shares, or par
49, ~ S0eo000, or tWo-thirds OF the entire cap
~, ,,o sr no; be out % place 20 say that recent
- - Tranrisco nave fu no wise dis urbed
t.o-sdence your directors haVe expressed IN t.ls
- In I'd railway and in the Advantages 10 oe
"l-.l from tie development q us local resources
- ~ irDp1rtance ard value OF this new artery OF
$500 90 fo The Denver Rio Grande system
rI.I ~ ,be future OF the Western Pacinc Railway
90. q strong a. Ii was before the san Francisco
Ss,s,er The city viii he rebuilt on nner. more
1.r-orve and heyter engineering plans. Inc great
. ,li co-finue 10 hold ana increase its ocean
,s,srrs- the navigable waters OF the Sacramento
r.srsv VII nlvavs attract and sustain Inland naNl-
--,,- s9r Francisco financial centre VIII
r.-,.ir Ter slnremacy on the Pacific coast; trade
30 commerce by land and water VIII pay tribute IT.
..,,,r- volume than ever before 20 ter merchants.
-,lre-s and citizens generally. The soil or
-'fo-rs IS as fertile Z was before The disaster,
III. mines are a. productive. tho forests are as rlch
T. .rlher and the other various natural resources
a. fls, IS extensive and valuable.
81 last Compares IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
MARKET FOR BEEF CUTS.

The wholesale market prices OF cuts IN New York
CITY on saturday follow No ribs N. 124c. No 2
S7c: No B. &c; No loins % 1A1zc; 2 re: No
&c; No chucks. per ~ &c: n, 2. 5isc: No &C. No
rounds per n. sue; No . &c: No s. 6lsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

MEIAIS-IRON-T market for pig iron certificates
at the Produce Exchange about steady
transact lions standard foundry grades quoted
Lows: september, SO bid: October November St9H
81 december SIS 5aSl9 50 and January. February and
MpLASSES AND SYRI-PS-It VAS q Saturday market,
m both moasses and syrups. which a quiet bust
ness although the tone steady firm a result
~ rather moderate offerings fun prices quoted
Quotations follow: New Orleans. centrifugal common
ItHlte fair. l6Hlsr good lSG2Oc prime 2OG2sc: New
Orleans, open kettle 3Od3sc: svrups common 14Tl5c.
RICE Reports from the South indicate FIRM conditions
win considerable amount Of rice moving the hands
ct country distributors and ailable supplies sesports
as wei at the leading interior markets moderate
mis- gives n hrnuess Of with fun prices quoted
Quotations follow Domestic screenings 3z03esc:
DC. fancy heads 5es06c: Japan domestic 4i,eI
SO Pana 5sg"'.c, Java. 4'sq5isc, Hahsoou iu bond
- G2iac
81 GAR-Business in refined sugar averaged up We'll zo
ar business concerned. although the movement
largely made Withdrawals contracts The
irS are LIST prices. subject rebate points
discount " per for days: ttt loaf and
crushed BOO, mould \. 5.25c. cubes NNNS pow
q're. 300: powdered coarse powdered and ffu:j pow
cert %. Eagle contectoners' granuat~d l5c. TsEa
carse anl extra fine Granulaed Eagle cartons
fine standard Erauuated diamond A. 49u,: con
fscuoners' \. ! TO No J. 455c: Nos @ 4 So,
N. 3, 40. No : l:-', No g. 800. { &c. SO =
SO NJ q 8 i5f. No 10 4I0c: No II. 4O5c. NJ -.
a.: Nos H. u ami r. 3 H5r London reported
k'' FOR sus7- he@ts prices lifted stogt Sep,ou-
tt. scr N.~ fll'f tnf nFul owing 10 small offerings
IN an positions and out. paid prices quoted
l5T7- 'eniftfu=a Hi test.
d-r, ans ifo'rezHs 3isU3isr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

The condensed general balance sheet o. the At
lsntic Coast Line Company, OF Connecticut as OF
June 81. 1896, compares as follows:
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

~ pVERTISENENTS AND 81 INSCRIPTIONS for Ths
"A Tribune received at their Uptown once No 1874
BROADWAY bet Uesn S6th and 27th SITS until o'clock
D m received az the following branch
Offices az regular ofnCe rates until o'clock p vis:
2s4 sth ave- .. ia 81 i53 sth ave. 18th
ct % East i4th SsT fgd between Tth and
sth av-s .sS ie5th ,33S Sd between Tsth
and 77th 1O7s "a stst st iTos ts ave.
near i57 East 12Sth at: 75s fremont ava ESQ
"a ave- near SIS, s, $50 "a ave; sto Bleecker