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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07

OF the many plans suggested for
relieving the present situation In the Sc
curities market one has received rather
more serious consideration than most.
This relates to the mohilizinE OF the huge
undiscipln"d horde OF big and little in
vestors throughout the country. II Is
Proposed that an investment company
be formed, capitalized at several millions
of dollars In participating shares OF a
small par value. 20 which the public will
be asked TO subscribe The money thus
raised H. 10 he Invested in standard So
curities bought on q scale down on tho
opening OF the exchange. The same so
curities would then be lquidatcd Ave or
ten years hence. /, a. realized that ac-
ton OF this kind would have TO D. taken
il is believed that II could be- done II
done boldly and openly. The uud, rtak-
ing would no. Ice in the natrre o. the
usual banking syndicate, but full publicity
would be given 90 the character oc is
operations. Such scheme. II Is pointed
ou., would perform great services. u
would relieve the situation In the most
direct way by taking care of necessary
liquidation. Il would also forestall lqui-
dalton on account OF fear over the mdri-et
position. Lastly IT would give "A sharp
hlip to speculation and investment for
the rise. The public would have an on
portunity OF getting in on the ground
floor and would work I'm cooperation, in
stead Of being In "A position OF bidding
against each other when they bought.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
PhiIp ntbropy.

Those earnest philanthropists who make
up the gutter market" In New street
have introduced "A number of innovations
in stock trading which may appeal tn the
gullible as decided advantages. An out
slider who recently bought ten shares Of
a standard stock in this market at a price
several points below the closing on July
30 confided privately to a friend that he
had got good thing. The broker who
had sold him the stock, he explained, had
refused to charge any commission for tho
job at all on the ground that the seller
had already paid It, 1t Is not too much
to believe that both the buyer and seller
pay commissions in transactions of this
kind and that the broker himself quietly
collects II en- route in order to save his
principals any embarrassment. As mat
ter of fact one OF the obstacles to a
smoother running OF the New street mar
ket Is the difference OF opinion that pre-
walls as to the size OF the fee that the
broker should collect for his services
There are almost as many shades of opln-
ion on this point as there are brokers. and
needless to say. none Of them err on the
side of moderation. OF course the broker
will take what he can get rather than not
do business at all. but tho impossibility OF
collecting commissions that are considered
reasonable may have something to do
with the large number of contracts that
are made but never go through at all. In
some quarters II Is estimated that abou.
so per cent. Of the contracts made daily
are "welched on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07

\ paragraph i'm this column on Monday
stated that no bids for listed bonds under
the July 30 prices were being accepted by
the Stock Exchange COMM tee on clear
ings That Was an error. Under ruling
made September 90 trades IN listed bonds
and notes are permitted at moderate CON
SESSIONS whore approved by the commit
tee. There is no rule az to what these
concessions shall he They depend on the
class OF the security concerned What
might appear a moderate concession IN
one case would he considered extreme in
another, and vice versa. In other words
each transaction is Judged entirely on its
merits. That explains the attitude OF the
committee IN refusing some bids and APP
proving others, That there should be a
good deal of criticism OF the decisions Of
the committee in some cases Is perhaps
inevitable. The committee, for instance
has been criticised for qulbbling over
small fractions which would be unnotced
In an ordinary market. One case is re-
ported where a bid was refused for a GER
tain bond at one price after bid for the
same bond at lower price had been ac-
cepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, October 6.
Receipts Of heeves were l.OS4 head, In
Guiding &c cars for tho market Trade
what limited but feeling Arm Good
20 choice steers sold AZ SS.6Od&lo25 per
100 lhs Coutslde figures for cars Of extra
prime virginia bcevcsl; oxen AT 81. cows at
s4as1.50. choice fat West Virginia cows at
81 Dressed beef was in moderate demand
at 12Hl5t.c, for common to prime native
sides.
Receipts Of calves were 90 head all for
the market, making, with the stale stock
1870 head on sale. Prices were steady
Ordinary to prime vcals sold at SiOasi3
per 100 lbs; grnssers at $3.50 city dressed
veals steady az l4H l9c per h.. country
dressed weak az l2N l7c.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were e.3Si
head. Including a single car for the market
and, counting the car held over YESTERDAY
there wore cars on sale. The feeling was
steady for an sorts and grades Of stock,
Inferior 20 prime sheep sold at s3nf5 per
100 lbs. good 10 prime lambs at sSasS25;
miN"J stock At $3.50, Gull lambs at 81. 20
Dressed mutton steady at SGllc pcr H. :
dressed lambs At l26liLc,
Rcccip's Of hogs were 5.ls7 head. includ-
Ing half cur for sale. Prices were lower
with heavy 80 medium WEIGHTS selling q,
tSN0Vt9 % per 100 his; rOughs at I7s0a
8 90 Country dressed hogs steady At l,a
ltc for medium to light weights
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Under an active call for the finest
lines Of butter " advance occurred yester
the call Of the Mercantile Exchange AZ Sic for
% score. with m" street price 3Oiac for 81
score. There are plenty OF hrsts with the dc
mand somewhat slack Business in held Is
rather moderate. Process steady Ladies' show
improvod condition Packing stock quiet
higher scoring, 3lg3l'.o hrs,s 27isde9'ac,; eX.
dairy tubs hne,' 59H2"r sood TO prime sGg
Sllae6c. firsts. -Af'-ac. lower grades 22q23c (:
imitation creamery, nrsts. -3ispeic Ladies cur
lower grades. lHUNIc. Packing stock, held
ine. .1a2li9c.; No. ., lsis0eoc lower grades
lsalac
CHEESE with more pressure 10 sell the
cheese market was lower yesterday particu.
larly on Wisconsin, Lower prices may stimu-
late consumption hut this was not apparent
yesterday, as the market was tame State
skins easy, with the movement in small lots
Prices follow state " m. fresh. white and
colored specials lIlgul6A4c colored and white
i.+c wisconsin daisls. i'Snl5l.GG twins. i5a
fresh. l2a,a i3c, poor 10 fair 5Hllc
EGGs-Fine lines Of fresh are in light supply
and premiums are being obtained for anything
cumulation. These drag, and tho market yes
ierday was lower storage show very hght
trading, with owners more anxious 10 sell and
scarce. Prices Fresh gathered extras. ogdSlc
extra hrsts, 2'N2Nc.; hrsts. 2iWNc seconds,
2
Checks, l9qsOc Refrigerators nrsts charges
paid, .34.ir seconds, "l'yp'2'gC Penusyl-
van,a and nearby heuucry whites, fancy large.
42g4lc hennery browns, 3ld2ic mixed colors
25l30c
LIVE POULTRY account OF the Hebrew
holiday Yesterday about 81 per cent OF the
buyers were off of the market. Receipts were
g Western southern by freight and
by express No market has been definitely
settled, but two cars were sold a. auct on
Fowls realized l6i-Hl7i.c, chickens laN.T
lsisc; ROSTERS, lo'.Hll'sc; ducks, i57sal6'.c
geese. lidii.c
DRESSED POULTRY Fancy heavy fowls in
moderate supply and steady Small and mo
dunn dull. Fancy roasting chickens firm Me.
dum lines also DUH Long Island and nearby
spring ducklings IN lighter supply. but I'm,
changed squads moderately active. Frozen
lines dun, with the market unsettled Turkeys
Western lhr20c.; chickens, Western. milk fed
lAg4 lbs, !. to box, NN22c. corn fed, l7Ul9c
chickens, Western milk fed, 4 lbs and oyer
100 mixed weights lie: Philadelphia fancy
lbs each. 2lT--c; hrollers, $4,000 Michigan
scalded. ms. and over l7dlSc Fowls y "a
box, Western ~ lbs and over 10 dozen, zoe
western dry picked, lbs and over, l9isc
old roostors. la'4o; Loug Island ducks l5i,a
lbc; SQUADS. urine white 10 lbs TO dozen
$3.50; lbs Sc; lbs $3.50: dark, 81 .5dSi. so,
gulneas. lbs and over. oud Nor Frozen tur,
keys, western. selected young hens and toms
@p dry picked. average. 9lGta2c Chickens
milk fed, l. to box, 7lU2G lbs l5r; corn ted
~ old roos,ers, l@'.c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
CLEARINGS OF BANKS
LESS THAN IN 1913
New York Association Reports
80 Billions, Against SO Bill
lions Last Year.
OLD OFFICERS TO REMAIN

The report OF the Clearing House As
ISOLATION for the year ended September
30. 1914, made yesterday. shows a con-
siderable falling off in the amount Of
business transacted as compared with
the year before Exchanges totaled $780,
76O,344.97i. against S9S,12l,520.297 In
1913. while balances were s5l2s,647,3o2,
as compared with s5.144,130,3S4, making
total transactions OF s9isSs, 992, e73,
against sos, e65, G5O.6sI. The total trans
actions OF the Clearing House in sixty
one years are given as S2,626S3l, lS1,31l.
The largest transactions on any one day
during the year took place on july =,
1914 and amounted to s716,45i, 305. The
smallest transactions on any one day of
the year were on August 81, 1914, totaling
$751;. sos, 665. The largest daily transac-
tons on record occurred on November 3.
1909. totaling s764.133,ei2.
The association Is now composed OF
30 national banks. II State banks and IS
trust companies. There are % banks and
trust companies in the city and district
not members OF the association, but which
make their exchanges through banks that
are members.
A. the annual meeting OF the Clearing
House Association yesterday II was de-
cided, owing to the existing banking sit
uation, not to make any changes In the
personnel of the present officers and COM
mittees The association made public a
resolution to this effect, as follows:
"In view of the complex nature OF the
banking situation now existing and which
seems likely to continue for at least some
time /; is deemed important to the best
interests OF the New York Clearing House
Association that the present officers and
committees OF this association who have
been handling its affairs should continue
20 do SO for another year; now, therefore.
We the undersigned. composing all OF the
members OF said association, do hereby
request, and consent. that the election
of officers and committees as provided in
Article v. OF the constitution of this
assoc alton be postponed until the annual
meeting OF said association in October
1915. and that the present officers and
committees shall continue to serve as
such until that tirpe. or until their sue
cessors are elected and that the eject
of the provisions of section OF said
article V. requiring at least two MEM
beers OF the several committees to retire
each year, and OF any other provision
of said constitution necessary to be sus-
pended in order to carry out the purpose
of this consent, shall be suspended in the
meantime"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Exchange Managers sanction Agree
meut on Margin Prices.

No new feature transpired In the local
coffee situation yesterday. The board OF
managers OF the exchange sanctioned the
agreement of members having outstanding
contracts TO empower the liquidating com
mittee to lower margin prices. II Is
planned 10 lower margins by payment be-
tween individuals. The regular meeting
OF the board of managers OF the exchange
will be held to-day
Spot market conditions showed no i'm
provement demand remaining very light
Brazilian markets on Monday were steady.
At Rio No was 1875 reis higher at
4s425. Exchange on London was I'D
higher at 10 9-l6d. The Santos market
was quiet and unchanged. with No. al
$4,000 and No. at 4s250. Rio and Santos
receipts totalled $4,000 bags for two days
Sac Paulo had $4,000 for two days and
Jundahy had $4,000.
The steamer Rio Blanoo cleared from
Santos October 5 with 10000 bags OF
coffee for New York.
The Coffee Exchange will be closed mex,
Saturday and Monday. Columbus Day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION COMPANY
40 WALL STREET. NEW YORK CITY.

october s, 1914.
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings 81 the Company the
regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. Giac;) on the
PREFERRED stock Of this Company, pay
able November .. 1914, to stockholders OF
record OF PREFERRED stock at the close
OF business october 10. 1914.
The Board also declared from the un-
divided profits OF the Company a quarterly
dividend OF TWO AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. CIV CO. on the COMMON stock ~
this Company, payable November 2, 1914, to
stockholders OF record OF COMMON stock at
the close Of business October |, 1914
The Board also declared from the UNI
divided profits OF the Company a dividend OF
TWO AND ONE HALE 2a) SHARES OF
COMMON STOCK on every ONE HUNDRED
loOl shares of COMMON stock outstanding.
payable November .. 1914. TO stockholders
business October Is, 1914
The Transfer Books for both PREFERRED
and COMMON stock will close October IS
1914 at o'clock p. NJ. and will reopen
November ?. 1914. Al 10 o'clock \. NJ
&. y. JELLIFFE,
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ROCHESTER, g. PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Series q 40 Euuipment Trust Bonds.

SINKINV FIN NVTIUt' . ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, as provided
In Article XIII a. the Agreement securing
the above bonds. that sealed offers wild be
received up to o o'clock A. VI. on the second
day OF November, 1914. by the undersigned
al It's office, 40 Broadway, New York, Tor
the sale to 1t as Trustee, at "A price not ex-
csedlng par and accrued interest OF suf-
fcient Of the above described bonds TO eN-
haust the sum Of Fifty thousand dollars
$3.50. 0O0.OO). Offers should be sealed and
endorsed OFFERS for sale OF Buffalo, RoCh-
ester Pittsburgh Railway Company Series
C. Equipment Bonds to sinking Fund" and
addressed to the TRUST DEPARTMENT
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK
BY a. J. HEMPHILL President
New York. October 9Th, 1914.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ruled from TO per cent,
Tho time money market was dull, with
rates from 20 8 per cent. for all maturi-
ties.
Commercial paper was more active. be-
tween 6 and "a per cent for all maturi-
ties
Domestic exchange on New York: st.
Louis 40c premium Minneapolis, Zoe.
premium
Cali money in London was IA az per
cent.
Sterling exchange was more active and
higher Rates were: Demand 4o5h
cables, i96l!.
Rrr silver in London, 24d.; in New
York, 5oasc.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges. s214,3s4.li7; balances. sl4,-
O441d2: Sub-Trcasury debit balance,
s65I.77G
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To THE nro fhffss2 s aorbsRs Or phn
3 3ER r Two ANRr THEFE TsYFP TN
A IS Of Hg3 g sERTE .Tp TET%EEI
BERT A. sPRhdUE AND CHARLES 9 ..
DANES, WITH THEMsELyEs AS DE.
c9MPHSY i or Sew Sew S YGHK As c1t'ss1do..
DIAN. AND THE HOLDERS OF PAR.
cERH HfEioTT THE cG cNPtTHL Stock OF OF
TIE CHIShG0 RAILMA \, s, co, ~
Pursuant to request duly lodged with
and made upon the undersigned a. Deposi-
b. the registered holders OF par;iciraton
certificates, Series one. Two and Three,
ment. by their attorneSs-in fact purportins
TO be thereunto duly authorized, representing
samsi b 1asn ty by pa2,ic,pson
tihicates Series one, Two and Three. issued
and outstanding under said agreement, said
third paragraph Of Section I OF Article Three
OF said asreement, you and each Of YOU are
hereby notified that a meeting OF the regis
tered holders Of participation certificates
Series one Two and Three. issued and out
appointed and is hereby called by the unde-'
signed. as Depositaries as aforesaid, TO he
Railways Company. 500 Borland Block. chi.
esgo. Illinois, on "Wednesday; 0ct9ber a.
noon OF said day. FOR the purpose q on.
sidering and voting upon the adoption OF
a resolution to be presented to said meeting
as aforesaid. TO vote, or cause to be voted,
the ca Jital stock Of tho Chicago RailWa. =
Company at the annual meeting OF the stock-
holders of said Company to be held a. the
general offices Of said Company Chicago
Illinois, on Thursday. october ~. 1914, Or
at any adjournment thereof for tho persons
TO be named In said resolution, as directors
OF the Chicago Railways Company for the
then ensuing year -
ADOLPHUS G. BARTLETT,
CHATNCEY KEEP
CHARLES H. HULBIRD,
ALBERT a. SPRAGUE,
CHARLES q. DAWES,
Depositaries under the Agreement mentioned
In the caption hereof.
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NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY

ADJUSTMENT INCOME BoNps.
Under the terms OF lite Adjustment Mort
gage. dated January !, 1912. the New York
Railways Company viii pay on October ist
1917 to the Adjustment Mortgage Incoms
Bondholders the sum OF ,l2s per 81 900
1914 '"'' ''''
Payment will be made on presentation o,
coupon No. at the once Of the TreaAurer
City. IL NJ FISHFP $780,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGa.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that meeting
OF the stockhoders of THE WHITE MANI
FACTtRlNG COMPANY will be held az 10
once OF the company, No 556 West san
street IN I've Borough NJ Manhattan, C'tr
or New York, on saturday October 10 - Z,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. for -
purpose OF providing Tor tho dissolution q
THE WHITE MANUFACTURERS cont
PANY.
Dated New York S-ptenhar p Iai.
- EDWARD G, WHITE, President
FINCH COLEMAN, Attorneys. 81 Nassau
st, New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Exports Of merchandise from the port Of
New York for the week ended October 4
compare a. follows with the previous week
and with the corresponding week year ago:
laNl Previous Last
week week war
t3.27O s65 s?O O22 l92 si4bsI7se
Exports of merchandise from January 1
TO date compare as follows:
isit,,,, ts5Ss.5,lN isls... Se7s 1875 .os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
CoTTONSEED OIL.
Declining Tendency Continues
support Is Not Good.

There were new low prices. Some
reports Of a better consuming demand did
not induce much support. Crude oil sold
at 34m3iiac., according to location.
There was more or less hedge selling i'm
the local market. The decline In lard
received little attention. as sentiment
seems generally bearlsh' Tenders for 500
barrels were reported. Prospects of
smaller cotton crop next season are not
seriously considered al this date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

London Manufacturing House having a
s-rnnR selling organization is open TO treat
with nrst class hrm DESTROYS Of opening up
business In London and the Provinces. good
turnover ensured with specialties amongst
tonfnr'ioners, etc. References exchanged
Principals only Correspondence in strict
confidence to + Co, care OF Dorland
Agency, Ltd Regent St, London, England
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE
The Annual Meeting Of tho Society OF st.
Lukes Hospital viii be held at 81 Luke's
Hospital Cathedral Heights, Borough OF
Manhattan, city of New York. on October
l9th, 1874, AT hye O'Clock l.. NJ.
HOFFMAN MILLER Secretary
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American Malt CORPORATION

10 Exchange Place, Jersey city. n. j.
Dividend No 10 OF one per cent on the Pre-
ferred Stock is payable November T. 1914 20
stockholders Of record OF October 10. 1914
Transfer books close at 3 r. NJ October
i6. 1914.
HENRY EGGERKING. Treasurer
Septemher 20 lNlA
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Onhc. O The United Ga. Improvement Co

~ W VUTHtI HIOdu and ArCN Streets
mt, Philadelphia, Sept. .. l9It
quarterly dividend OF two per cent ,si 10
per sharel payable oct Is, 1914 to s'1~k-
holders OF record at the close OF business
Sept 30. 1914 Checks will he mailed
LEWIS LILLE. Treasure
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STEWART MINING CoMp,>y-

The Board OF Directors has declared a
qusTtery dividend OF ten per cent G0oSl
ana Two ana one-half per cent. Celg e. extra
upon the Capita Stock Of the COMPANY
PAYABLE October 18Th, 1914. to Stockholders
OF RECORD at the close of business October
sth. 1914. stock Transfer Books close AZ
three NJ october sth. 1914. and roopen
az ten A. NJ. October 10th. 1914
HIRAM G. TODD
TrpaNIrer
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American Telephone and telegram Co

dividend OF Two Dollars per share wi!
De pald on Thursday. October IS 1914 "a
eochholders of record AZ the close ~ Susi-
ness on wednesday September 30, 1914
c. ID, MILNE, Treasurer.
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The East St Louis and Suburban Railway
reports for August gross earnings Of s2i9 30.
a decrcase OF 80 ese. with net Of sal. So a gain
Of S.. SD and surplus for the month OF So, 3S,
q decline OF 500 compared with August, 1918.
For the twelve months ended Augsut II, 1914,
gross earnings aggregated sa7to.7'a, nm eNpan-
sion Of slli 5ii with net earnings Of 81 o"0 aga,
a shrinkaye Of sioe 49, and n balance Of SCI, go,
q decrease OF sl35. 1875 from the preceding year.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

company and Term stock Amt Payable.
II a rblson- Walker Refrac-
tories quarterly .,..,.. pfd iihcs Oct. 20
AtChiSon, TorrkU ana
santa Fe, quartorlv.... com IL % Dec
Federal Trust semi-an-
nual .....,,,.,.,...,., az Nov I
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Ohio Public Utility Commission has au'
thori7ed the OHIO Service Company 10 issue
$3.50 900 in Genital stock with which 10 purcha So
the plants Of the Midland Power and Tract on
Company of Cambridge, the County Electric
Company a line running from Cambridge 70
Pleasant City: the Lafayette Light and Power
and tho 'ransm'ssion line nov being run from
Light and Heating Company to Cambridge.
Denuison. Thrchsvillc. New Philadelphia and
Canal Dover.
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Receipts from customs October . Si9i 100,
from internal revenue Ordinary '3li sos: cor.
poration taN, sI,i3f and MIS- llnneous 81 $40.
National bank notes received FOR rcdompt on
81 591. &c
The cash statement NJ tho United States
Treasurer for OCObor " shows
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The Portland Railway, L!sh, and Power


Company report. large falling of In Gross
and net for August and the twelve months
ended August g. 1914 Gross earnings for the
and net earnings were S2li 20. decline OF 50.
So az compared with August. 1919 There was
a deficit for the month Of 81 53 For the year
gross earnings were Sc ,s22, decrease Of
SOS 80: net was 81 23s .I63 a decrease OF si27.
oli and the balance was s7o469S a loss OF
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. oct G--The statement Of the
receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows:
Friday THIS month Fiscal year
Receipts ...... ts7S til sea-" s1- So. f2l GGi
Pay warrants 3Glg $3.50 i.as6.tsp ~, ia6 1896
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ApoLpHrs c. nARTLErr.

Deposi,aries under the Agreement mentioned
In the caption hereof.