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APPLY FOR MORE CIRCULATION
MOST OF THE LARGER BANKS
HERE WILL ISSUE 1T. .
Some OF Them Negotiating for the Rights
OF Country Banks or Arranging to
supply Them with the Bonds Called
For indie Secretary Shaw's Order.

Some OF Them Negotiating for the Rights
OF Country n or Arranging to
supply Them with the BO0ds Called
For Under Secretary Shaw's order.
host Of the larger banks in the Wall
Street district filed applications yesterday
for new circulation under Secretary Shaw's
plan whereby banks having Government
deposits secured by Government bonds
may substitute other approved bonds as
security to the aggregate amount OF Sls,-
100 900 andtake out new circulation with the
released bonds In every instance reported
throughout the day the various banks took
advantage OF the order to the full amount
II their deposits affected by the order.
II wa estimated that the hanks in the Wall
Street district thus applied directly for
between $4,000 o and 5000 900 new circu-
lstion.
Those Wall Street banks which do a large
business for interior banks were also max
Ing arrangements 20 acquire the rights OF
these banks to take out circulation under
the order or TO supply their correspondents
with bonds of the New York and Massa-
Chusetts savings bank standard. Word was
received from Washington that the applica-
ions would be approved in the. order OF
their filing. It was considered certain in
banking circles that the applications would
exceed the allotment.
The Wall Street banks will be able to take
speedy advantage Of the orGer for the reason
that they already have printed sufficient
quantities of banknotes for their needs.
The case is otherwise with most Of the
interior banks, and partly on that account,
Iartly on account OF a lack OF savings bank
securities, very many interior banks will
undoubtedly turn over their rights under
10 order to New York institutions.
Tme one was a shade easier yesterday
and call money commanded q maximum
rate Of 81 per cent, as compared with
"A maximum of 7 per cent. the previous day.
The effect Of the SecretaTy's action on the
stock market was not perceptible In m
sharp bull movement in stocks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. pa number OF
telegra phic inquiries were received at the
Treasury Department to-day concerning
the new order announced by Secretary
shaw in New York yesterday. indicating
that banks are preparing to take advantage
Of the opportunity afforded TO them for
increasing their circulation.
IL Is not anticipated that the limit, SlS,-
oOO, 900, will be taken up at once, but it will
I've the policy Of the Department to grant
the requests in tina order they are received.
without any fixed limit as to the amount
OF circulation any one bank may
In granting an application the Treas
Irer will take into consideration the capital
Of the ban making II. No one institution
will be allowed to increase its circulation
under the new order out OF proportion to
its capital and resources.
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Annual Reports Of Connecticut Trolley
Roads.

New HAVEN, Oct. 23.-The Consolidated
Railway Company, the trolley line Of the
New York, Ne~ Haven and Hartford, has
just submitted its report for the year ended
June 30 to the railroad commissioners.
The capital stock outstanding is $40 ,OOO. 900;
bonds outstanding, $50, 22S, 400; cost Of equip
ment and construction, $40, 495 ,046. OF; gross
earnings, So, 7Ss, 378.74 operating expenses,
S2,27i, 747 %; net earnings, 81 SIS, 62S. so.
The report Of the Connecticut Railway
snd Lighting Company, the rival trolley
through Connecticut, shows that the COM
pany's net income for that year was $780,
al %. This, with the previous years sur
Plus. makes a surplus Of e673, TSs. 10. The
assets we're on June 20 6SO672, SEQ so and
'he liabilities the same, including preferred
stock. IS. 800, 900; co0nmon stock 81, ISL 900,
and funded debt, 81, 77e, I92. ss.
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HENNING INTENDS no RESUME.
Meanwhile Willis Bros. q Co. Attach Him
a TO- 900 share Transaction In Reading.

Meanwhile Mills Bros. 4 90. Attach Him
"A 7O, 900 share Transaction In Reading.
James w. Henning, the Stock Exchange
broker who carried on business under the
name of j. W. Henning 4 Co. prior to the
suspension OF that firm Monday, said yes
terday morning that his friends had come
20 his assistance and that he would resume
business as soon as the necessary formsli-
ties are complied with.
Deputy Sheriff Burnes received an attach
ment yesterday against Hsnning for $780,
600 in favor Of Mills Bros. a Co, stock
brokers, Of II Wall street. The writ was
granted by Judge Leventritt Of the
Supreme Court on the ground that Mr..
Henning keeps concealed TO avoid service
OF m The claim IL for damages
growing out Of transactions in Reading
stock. Mills Bros. 4 Co. sold Mr.. Henning
ON October II 10000 shares Of Reading
common at I52. They rendered the stock
At his office IN Saturday and again on
Monday, but acceptance was refused,
whereupon the stock was sold out on the
floor Of the Stock Exchange at 143H. Ehorts
70 find Henning at his office on Friday,
Saturday and Monday, it was stated, were
Ruthless, and at his home. l13 East Thirty
seventh street. on Monday evening il was
said that he was not in. The Sheriff served
the attachment on the National City Bank.
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FINANCIAL T

Edgar Van Etten, william J. Clark and
william n. Iamprecht have been elected
directors Of the Ion Acre, Electric Light
secured by John G. Sheehan and his ASSOCIATES
IN the interest of the Manhattan Transit
Company.
The Home Savings Bank OF Brooklyn has
received a charter. The following are trus-
tees: q. II. Gerard, James 7. Kelly. Charles
4. Miller. Marshall w. Gleason. John W. Burr.
tle&sndfr J McCullum. John j.; eastman,
Henry G. Fisher. William II. Meserole and
Edgar n, Halle ood.
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DIVIDENDS AND interest.
Goodwin Car OmpaM

No. " Battery Place. New York City. Oct. IS. 1903.
The Board OF Directors of this Company. az "A
meeting held this day. declared a quarterly divt.
dend OF one and one half per cent. ulas9 on It's
Capital Stock. payable october 18th. 1909. 10 all
Stockholders OF record at the close OF business
October 10Th, 1905.
The Stock Transfer books will be closed from
October 18th 90 October 18th. 1903. both days Ia
cluded. Checks will be mailed.
EDWARD l.. TILTON, Treasurer.
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ArrIVed-TUEspAY. Oct "a.
SIS Virginia, Genoa. Oct. 8.
IS Roma. MArseiiles. Oct. 9.
IS Victorian. Liverpool. Oct. ~.
SIS KronprnZ Wilhelm. Bremen. Oct. 10.
IS Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Oct. IL.
SIS Elise Marie, Shields. Oct o.
IS Skerryvore, Santos, Sept II.
SIS PrinZ WAldemar, Kingston, Oct. s.
IS ri Paso. Galveston, Oct. 10.
SIS I'll Dia, Galveston, Oct. 10.
IS Nacoochce. Savannah. Oct, 70,
Ss Joseph W. FOrdney, New Orleans, Oct. 7.
IS Monroe. Norfolk, Oct. ~.
IS algonquin, Jacksonville. Oct. -.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Furnessla, at Glasgow from New York.
SIS Princes Irene, at Gibraltar from New York.
sAuED FROM PoRkI0N PORTS.
SIS Mannheim, from Shields for New York.
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Gould I'M Vanderbilt Lines 10 join In
building P~ittsDuPK TernIlnaI.

i~irTsBURO. Oct. 20 The announcement
f. made to-day that the Wabash and the
Pitt-burg and Lake Erie lines will begin
work Jointly on a new yard at Sawmill
Run. which &ill be used Jointly for over
Flow work Of the two lines The combina-
ON work Is also to include the rebuilding
o. the Little SaWmill Run Railroad, a short
Naba>h property which will be used jointly
by the Gould Rnd the Vanderbilt lines,
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
vo~,NASITiL MaEETISGnrns

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of SEABOARD AIR
LIN RAILWAY viii he held al the principal Office
Of the Company, AppomAttox Trust Company
Building, Sycamore Street, In the City OF Peters
burg. Virginia, az eleven al o'clock In the forenoon
on the sth day OF November. IgO6, for the purpose
OF elcctlng Directors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before the meet
ing.
The stock transfer books Will he closed at three
O'Clock y. NJ. on October ~. 1900. and viii DC re-
opened on November Q, 1909.
Dated. October "a, 1903.
ID. {. PORTEOUS, Secretary.
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AMALGAMATrD COPPER cOMpANr.

u Broadway. New YORK October 18TH, 1905.
At a meeting Of the DIRECTORS Of the AnAlga-
ONE-HALF PER CENT. uI4st and an extra diyi
dend OF ONE HALF PER CENT. ego was de
Of record at 3 o'clock p. NJ, Thursday. October
rs. 1900. Transfer books close nj , o'clock p. NJ.
Thursday. October rs, 1908, and reopen at 10 o'clock
4. NJ, Monday. November n. 1909.
\. n. MELlN. secretary & Treasurer.
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HOs,On and Maine 70 cur Passenger Rates.

BosTON, Oct, .2S.--The Boston and Maine
Railroad about Japuary 1 intends making
= general reduction in its passenger rates.
In all OF the roads territory south OF Bel
lows Falls, Vt, apd Concord and Rochester,
y H., the rate will be two cents a mile.
lu the territory north Of Bellows Falls,
''ncord and Rochester, except on the
mountain divisions, a uniform reduction OF
one. half cent a mile will be made.
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-Thi estimate IA based on average weather
conditions from now on. "A mild open Wtntar
might increase the figures somewhat. while
further unEayorable weather for. saving
the crop and maturing late bolls might cur
tail the yield sbtIl further. We predict famine
prices before the end OF the season.
Spot cotton declined 10 points. No sales.
Middiing. II.l5c. against 1855. last year
10 &c. lower. Middlfng: Galveston. lie:
New Orleans. 10 I5-i0c. Savannah, 10 1910.
Charleston. iO'.c. The movement was as
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SOLD TO FARM PRODUCTS co.
James Rowland a. Co. Turn Over butter
Distributing Business.

Distributing Business.
The American Farm Products Company,
which upon its incorporation last spring
was heralded as the dairy trust, has pur-
chased the butter distributing business
Of James Rowland Il Co, - Hudson street.
The sale is outright. but possession will
not change until November /. James
Rowland will enter the employ Of the pur-
chasing company as manager, and Howard
d. Reynolds, Iowa representative of the
firm. will be retained in a similar capacity.
The purchasing company was i~ncorpora-
ted in February with 81, 900 900 preferred
and SIS 600 900 common stock. Levi p,
Morton. Thomas F. Ryan and Kuhn, Loeb
4 Co., among other prominent finan-
C,ers, are understood TO be interested in
II. The company has acquired a dozen
Of the larger renovated butter plants OF
the West, Including the Forest City plant,
and has a capacity for an annual output
OF 20, 900. 900 pounds OF butter.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ST. LGHIS h ASP s - EIsScIsoO

81. Louis, Mo. October 10th. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the ST. Louis aud
san Francisco Railroad Company, for the election
Of directors, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting, will be
held on MONDAY November nth. 1900, al nine
o'clock In the forenoon, IN the pnncipal once Of
the Company, In the Frisco Building. corner of
Ninth and Olive Streets. ~. Louis, Missouri.
The transfer books for all classes OF THE Com
pany's stock will be closed In New York at the close
OF business on Friday, October 18th. 1898. and viii
remain closed until the opening OF buelneA ~ on Tues.
day. November 18th, 1906.
x. J. DAVIDSON. President.
+. II. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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BuffalO& SuSQIehanna Raj way Company

First Mortgage a. % Gold nOnds.
Coupon No. l. due November /. 1908. will be paid
at maturity at the ONCE OF
FISK & ROBINSON, IS Cedar ST., y. y.
IA. LEHR, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF ThE
oLEvELAtNH2l s~iS6ISNAIrI;r \

Cincinnati, ONO, 5 ptem beT 70. 1909.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Cleveland Cincinnati. Chi
cago and St. Louis Railway Company has been
specially called and Will be held at the Company's
Wednesday, the S1st day OF October 1903, at II
O'Clock A. N. for the purpose Of considering and
voting upon a pro position 10 increase the common
capital stock Of said company by ei0.0O0ySOe. that
IL. from SEQ O.O0Ot 10 $4,000. 900. divided into 100000
shares Of the par value OF 500 each.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
DWIGHT W. PARDRF Secretary.
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Creditors petitions in bankruptcy have been
fled against Charles Laudin and Nathan
Stamm uaudin a StammI. builders at I4sth
street and B%radhurst avenue: against Helene
Scherr, dealer in confectionery and Ice cream
at 1875 Eighth avenue, and against Max
Rubin, manufacturer OF furs at IL Bleecker
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Jersey City, N. j.. October goth, 1903

Jersey City, n. j.. October 10th, 1900.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Annual Meeting
of the stockholders Of Standard Stopper Co, for
the election of Directors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before ting
meeting. will be held at the Home Once Of the
on Wednesday, the ltth day Of November, 1865, al
GEORGE VOGT, Secretary.
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Dallas tlECTNIC CORPORATION

To tina MolAeTs % First MoTi1ags Collateral
Trust kS 7O-Hear Gold BOnds OF Dallas
Electric Corporation;
Under the shaking Fund provisions OF . mort
gage or decd Of trust dated January !, 1907. be-
tween the aOOVe Company and the CITY Trust Com
pany Of Boston, the Undersigned, Trustee, hereby
gives notice that until October 20. 1904, Al 1900
o'clock noon. II will receive sealed. proposals for
sale Of the shove named bonds IN absorb the sum
of thirty eight thousand four hundred sixty SIX
dollaHs and eighty four cents SIS, 4GS.sN or any
part thereof. The right Ia reserved to reject any
ana all proposals.
CITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
BY GEORGE s. AUMFORD, Secretary.
Boston, Mass. October I. 1903.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun rises. o. $40 sun sets. 10 AOOa sets. .il12
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .l21a Gov. Is.sad i2f1lheil Gate -. q 20
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Washington, d. c., October Q. 1905. Sealed pro-
poSaIs In triplleate. for completing the consiruction
Of the ship canal upon the Isthmus Of Panama be.
tween the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean Will
be received al the ONCE OF the Isthmian Canal Com
mission at Washington. ID. c., on OF b. f0re 1900
o'clock N. Decembe II. 1906. Copies OF the formal
Invitation. proposed contract and bonds can be OBJ
tAined at the Office OF the Chairman OF Commission.
Washington. y. O., or from Assistant Purchasing
Agents. - State Street. New Work. City, Custom
House, New Orleans, La, and 1850 North Point
Street. san Francisco, Cal also from the ONCE OF
The Chief Quartermaster. Z, ;, Army, Chicago, and
Depot QuarteTmastcr, Y. S. Army. 81. Louis, Mo.
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PROPOSALS FOR II CONSTRUCTION or
A FENCE AND n ERECTION OF A HAY BAR
department Of Agriculture. Forest Service.
Washington. ID. C.-Sealed proposals Will be re-
ceived At the Department Of Agriculture until ~
o'clock noon. November IS, 1903. for the %construc-
ton of a fence, approximately i4l3 miles in length.
cOmpletc with gates, yards. &c. and the erection
OF a hay barn on the Wichita Game Preserve, OKLA
hOma, Blank forms Of proposals, specifications
and ell necessary Information can be obtained
from the FORESTER, Forest Service, Washington,
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Burlan. Jerome BcrnhrimeT, !. Frederick Wlss-
mann. Julia BNtflty. hiida SwedcrIs. Christopher
J. Sclafcr. Hermann Oclrichs, at 1890 a. M; Al
phonSlne A.. HcyeT, Emliie Hess, At go =, NJ. Trial
Term 40. 22i6. will o. Hannah Meyer; No. 22S3. will
Of Margaret SwitEer. at 1870 \, ~.
Ctty Court Special Term, Court opens at 10
AN NotlOns. Trial Term. Part Nos.
35I. 152. E63. 26A, 80. as. 1919. 1874, 1924. az, t0Al,
1918. 1857. 1857. 7IS. 70J. SGs. 92s. 9is. 5lO6, l4l7. l4Zi.
Dol. 1917. lOis. oI6, isla Part IL Heal. Nos.
1921. 6l2iLa. 6i22i2. ls2s. ltNS. ll4I, 1889, l472, l4I4.
II9s. Ii4G. Fart III Clear. Nos. lies, iss9.
Part lV.-Cnsc diminished. short causes. Nos.
6Os5. GOAL. 5t2I 5S0s, aj4l, 552s, 56lS, 51i5, 5s7s, e02t.
$3.50, 5sSg, 5sic. 57ss. GOSi, 1927, 5iO7, 5Ti6, SIT, b1is.
57i9. J0t3. 500. EG26. 5S9I. Part Clear Nos.
1879. 1875, 1870. lI4s. 1891. 1921, i470.
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY. n. v, Oct. % Court Of Appeals calsn-
daT iT 10 morrow. "a. 80, 2So. 2s7. ess. eSO, 29l. az,
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unIted stales POwder Depot.

Near Dover, n. j.. October 3, 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN trtplicate, will be re.
ceiVed at the United States Powder Depot until I
o'clock y. NJ, on Thursday, November sth, 1900,
for the erection Of Two brick and steel storchouses
for nit rate OF soda. complete. The proposals must
be delivered not later than the date and dine naned,
as no proposal received after that time will he
opened or considered. The Government reserves
the right 10 reject all or any proposals or parts
the reOi. Specifications, blank forms. and all
necessary infoTmAl ion can be hao on application 70
II COMMANDING OFFICER.
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ny MareenI wireless.

e.saof SsntScEsi iSStship Is X. yesterday.