! J THE SUN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1808. g- 9
pro.flrs VBxainxititH.
fl iml teor Titer lleeelred S188,.4,O00
i V from the floTtrnncnt
' Wasmimito". Sept. 21,--Commlsloner of
I r(.ns0ni! Domlnlo Ignatius Murphy, In hli
I snrnial report on the operations of tho Pension
I Uurenti elnrlnc the fiscal year ended on Juna
'I 30 allows thai 4l).:i74 new pensioners were add
I 1 a I ' ' "",torp(1 wno UM ucoa Previously
I 4ropiwil.'tnaU'watntnl of 44,!!47. The losses
I (or arlnus reasons nrenU!tl 44,003. The
I -hole nuinuer of pensioners on the rolls Jano
I J,) is in, was iiTO.tlTB. Tho Commissioner say
I I that " ,n,,J "" "fc,r be l""m"1 that the roll
I I ircintlilMlmnim will show a steady dlmlnu.
I I tlon unlet-i Congress should enact still more
E I liberal provisions. The ralo of mortality of tho
I pensioners, particularly those who served
I 1 thrpuiili the war of tho rebellion. Is rapidly In-
I ero"1" , .
I I pi-allnnMices of pensions during the year
I I unounlwl t" t'T.'-'SO. most of them being ap.
E I tllcstlons for Increases. Tho amount disbursed
I I wis $10 V-! 14.000. R decrease of 81.602,000,
I H 0n KSSunitns charge of the bureau the Commis.
I I oncrillrcc'.cil that preference beglven original
I I (pplicnnts, giving second place to those whose
I I names were already on tho rolls and who were
ittMng additional pension.
I Tho amount appropriated for pension pay-
1 taents. SUO.000.opo, as found to bo more than
nPlclint. 1 hi row as at the oloss of the fiscal
I wsr nn titieipemlrcl balance of (1,700,000.
the I ommlsitotic r adopts tho estimates of his
emlrce'sor, .ludgo Iiochren, for 1808. name
I It 140 OUU.000 fur pensions and Sl,3"rJ,O00
I lor other expires. Tho paymunt of pensioners
B to checks tlie Commissioner thinks. Is belter
Kan payment In person. In regard to pensions
niableln llrrmany. the State Department has
B ktn nVid for Information as to whether any-
korty other than a Unltetl status Consul can ad-
nWr oaths In auclicajos.
instruitlons are now belug pnpared by tho
ntdlral referee which will Insure to every pen-
?on applicant ilio benottt of tho Judgment and
iinerleiire of threo members of the Beard of
B tcrccons. ei eptnliero the claimant expressly
salres ltl I isht and agrees to an examination
B Ira It"' number. It Is Intended to detail ex
B wits from tlil' dl Islon to visit and Instruct tho
B 1 S85 Hoards in the country as to uniformity of
lismlt-atlon. In the construction of medical cer-
IWates. and to preent errors in rating.
The net of .'an. 5, 180.1, Increasing pensions
from J" to 51-' of certain Mexican veterans,
B whose names were t'lou on the roll, the Com.
Bl miisloner 'ays. does not make any provision for
J, lltnlons of others n hose names might be
B inbseiuenlly recorded, and he recommends that
B the 81- increae be granted to all Mexican sur
B ilrorswho are totally disabled and lu destitute
B circumstances. '1 tie Commissioner also calls
B fl t'.tentlon to the fact that there Is no statute
B B irorldlng a pension to the widows of officers
B fl or eoMtcr' who died from causes originating In
B fl tbe service prior to March 4, 1801. during a
B fl time of pence. This, ho thinks. Is an Inequality
B B la the law which should be remedied. The
B fl Comtnl-slnner strongly favors the bill now bee
B fl fore Congress entitled an act to codify and ar
il B rue the laws relating to pensions.
K B Lisconit nor.ss'T appbazi.
B fe Follee Property Clerk to Hn-ej Chare
H H of Ills Chala Story Streets.
H fl Alfred A. Llscomb, who was found chained to
B I P"tlnthe stable of Lvdecker llros. at King
H I ud Wsihlncton streets last Wednesday, did
K fl rot appear in Jefferson Markot Court yesterday
H 1 k answer to the summons that had been got by
K Bj UwierNeuberger, n ho wanted him to explain
flj fl tj- he insinuated Uiat tho Lydeckcra were
Pi mrwnslble for his having been chained there.
Hj K Acting Captain Knrrell of the Macdougal street
flj ,atlon ntd that I.lscomb was still at Westfleld,
B H . J and. It w reported, was suffering from
B H tertou- pro'trstion.
H ) WiUlsmlublas. an insurance agent living in
m i(,i Twcnt) --ecor.il street, bnd been sum-
Bl Bl nooed to court, as Lawjer .Seuberger believed
R ttn be wis In the conspiracy to injure the
Ljdetlters. because on tho day LI'tomb was
a;tiJ hi the it-liar, Tobias askod to be allowed
I BB Dtreit. lob.a" explained to Magl'trato Crane
H H tilths hsd asKed to see the cellar because he
iiiirjiLC to lee it. He denied that he bad
B K mr-ten I.ltcomb before or since.
MscistrsteLiane said that 'loblas cvtdentl)
l:ew nothing about the matter and allowed
Ua f go. Acting Captain Karrell will turn
B crrr trie chains, padlock, and revolver found
wtthLlicomb to the Property Clerk at l'ollcu
EtsilQiuirters, and Lawyer Neuberger said that
liwouM ii'e them oa evidence when Liscomb
BjV fljn rcturaeil to tow n.
H H DllCOTEllFD A PT.VXTOIt CAMUAX.
BB Bf lawyer Dantela Sllpntnted for Ualf Cr-
B yBB nin Want Another lawyer.
Hi jfl inference has been ordered by Justice Rus
fl vf'B '' ct :te Supreme Court In a -proceeding
HB 4 Bj rnncht by Itlchanl F. Carman to substitute as
fljV flj llnttorney. In a proceeding to recover $24,-
BH B l57,ChrksE. Whitehead In the place of Car-
BB BJ bin's former attorney. Charles II. Daniels, a
BB flj fcnofex-Justlce Daniels of the Supreme Court,
IB Carman states that Daniels, while employed
HjV IB astiamlner by the State Comptroller, obtained
IB IB k.'crmatlon about S24.C07 deposited to the
BB BB credit of Carman with the City Comptroller,
BH jB ud secured a contract from Carman by which
BH BK Culelsna' to get CO per cent, of any money he
BH HJ lionld recover for Carman. Carman declares
H HJ Ut Daniels concealed from him that the
Bflt BB Cor"r"on deposit, but gave him the lm-
fl H trtitlon that it was Involved In real estate In
B BB "'"lln. TLe moner was deposited In 1H8
BH flM ' Ibe result of a partition suit urought In 1878
BH HJ "," the realty of a grandfather of Carman
BBk BB , "et&'man was under age.
) uanleli den'td that ho received Information
J. about tbe claim while a public officer and denies
BBB Bfl "Presenting that the money was In real estate.
BBB Bl Hsarersthat his contract was made with Car-
BBI BB Sn "uh lbf approval of Whitehead. Dexter &
BBB Bfl "V10, who had previously acted for Carman.
I Justice Hus-ell sa d It would be for the referee
BB BH I00"111" If the ccntract was secured by fraudu-
BH1 HH "; "Pr'S'nut'ons as to work to be performed,
Which was in fact slight.
BB E DA!(K CASUZEU ItVSU OX TJIIAL.
B BJ A Plea or Not Guilts- Entered by Ilia Cona-
HHj HJ 'el, but It Slur He XTItlnlravrn.
B Bt-rrAlo.6ept,Sl.-Wheu the United States
HH flH District Court convened this forenoon As-
HJ slstant District Attorney Mackey moved the
HIJ BH trial of John James Hush, cashier of the
IB H U,e Klmlra National Hank, who Is charged
HB H ,1"1 Irregularities connected with the failure
H jfl efthe bank. The prisoner was In court repre-
HH IE ltatrd by able counsel. Including the Hon. John
B.Stanchlleld of Klmlra and Moses Shire of
HJ Kj BiITalo. Mr Stanchtleld entered a plea of not
Bfl H fl1,11' '"' bin client, but said that It was poa-
BB H KUethnt tho plea of not guilty would be wlth-
Hi HH 5 . n "ml a plea of guilty entered. Then he
HH HI ? "nurrer lo tne Indictment.
BH Hi i. r-"tanehlleld nttarked sevrral of the thlr-
Hsl Hi .m . C0U,1I of the Indictment- Klgbt of the
HH Hi S ,ff ,n c"unl Lhargs Hush with unlawfully
HH Hi riIfyiDc to checks. Tho punishment of this
HH HH ;. ni" ''' ft ,lno "f S3 000 or fire yeara' Imprls-
HH HI ,K.me"t.-,ur b"b. three of the indictments
IB Bfl Kl,lmWi wilful mlbapproprlailon. The
BB HJlf? ''hu";nt for ll'l oirencu Is a line of 85.000
HH Hrl t... 0T !'" riars' imprl'onmeiit, left to the
H HjV;iKrr'ln of the Court. At the conclusion of
HH flL P"'guinenti Judge Con, adjourned the hear-
BH HH ron ""' uemurrer until to-morrow morning.
H H Whni It Losta to Mnlatala the Parka.
B B Ataaieetingof the Hoard of Park Commis-
BBB BH """s jestcrdny President Cruger snbmltled a
schedule of estimated expenses of the depart.
H H Jtnt f"r the coining ear for transmission to
HH HJ I!oari' of Estimate and Apportionment.
H HH I Henres nre. For salaries, 140,755; police
H HB ul'les. fir.'., 100; police Hupplles. tlQ.OOOi
HH HH ''"' ami iiiaiutrnnnce. (450,000: zoological
HH HJ1 v.1!!""",".' K'.ooo: American Museum of
HH HH uM r",' IX't'TV, $.';, U(ll); Metropolitan Mu-
HB Hal W. '"'iV11'..''11"": new parks north of the
HH Hi 21','," tncT. K'O.OOO; mimlo In parks. S70.-
HB aH ! ,.V. '"'l "" " 'r bridges, S 111,500; telephone,
H HJ jj," '"fvi-vnind maps, J1,6U0: aquarium,
HH H B!!,l,"?,,ir( (- W Collins was fined by the
aH H kt ,! S,'.-'" '"I n ''"'ov "'' in.lMi days In finish-
aaH H tn.J'n'i(,"lrul ' "rU entranco at Klghlh ore-
H m eand llotti striet.
H Wviuan Will Contest Ended.
B H Bn" n -ept. ai.-Tho contest over the will
HH HH ' ." 'ate Thomas T. W man of boutb Ilostou,
HB HH hn'luli"la)inragn, has been ended by
HH Hfl eul,'"e" 'I hurnuto was appraised after his
sVB ?."' 'l 'IF''.'1I.H-,, unit by the will J400.000
HB1 Hi.i.V'"'" " ""' xlfls to public charities, to
HH Hi irn.f! .."'' nh" addul the residue, which
B BS "'' '"elr'-'"11"' The gifts to relatives
H HI '''"ids atiiuuntnl to $110,000.
B H' ""Tnj Ilauk Illral Itreelvere.
ft E Jut'ice Mnrl.ran in the hupreme Court yes-
P H ""'"i Krmitdl 1'i-ter llertur permission to
HHH HH "nt aitainst the rival re' elvers of the
HHflj flfl trU!"1 " ' Kank. to roinpei them to receive
HHH HI Bu. ii 'iieiiiniiiint of two notrn nf his, now
flflfl Hi tau ' . "I'l"" t !' "ff Incidentally
HHH Hu! vnlve mi adjiidiratlnn nn thn rules-
B ". ' 'et f rneuers is legally lu charge.
H I L!ira INE FUENITURE.
I BH hi of (he siitercstliie:
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Contd Borrow No Atnncr to Oo On TTIth
Mnde.Blcyela Tlrea Arnoatr Other Thlasa.
The Ilodgmatt llublier Company, whoee
storos are at 450 and 401 Broadway and 21
West Tvventy-thlrd street, with branches at
Boston nnd Chicago, nnd factories nt Mt. Ver
non niiil Tuckahoe, suspended yesterday on no
count of the finnnolal sinnoncy. The doors of
tho Now York atorea wpro 'Closed yesterday
about a o'clock, and notices were posted that
thoy wore closed temporarily to take account
of stock. This wa the llrsl Intlmutlon to tho
trado and to tholr creditors of any trouble.
The clorka were unablo lo give any informa
tion, and It wna said that President George F.
Itodgman had not boon at the afore during tho
?tt.y 4u.d.K? Dykman, at White Plains, ap
pointed Itobort W. Todd of UXO Hroodwny re
celvernf the company on tho application of
the directors, with a bond of JSO.uoo.
Mr. 1 odd said jestorday aftoruoou that he
was not familiar enough with tho company's
atrairs to Kle any parttLUlars as to liabilities
or assets, Jio bad closed both stores and the
factories for tho present. An Inventory
would bo made at onco nnd a meeting of cred
itors called, whon it was hoped the company
could get a composition and go along again.
As soon as possible ho would finish up what
ever profitable work thoro was at tho factory
by using up tho mntorlnls on hand. The com
pany's embarrassment, ho said, was duo to the
hard times, depression in business, and the
stringency of tho money market, which pre
vented them from getting any tunds to meet
obligations. At this time of the year tho
company has been doing a large business
making up the fall and winter stock, but It
could not borrow money, and whs unable to
get Its notes extended.
The business Is u ery old one, having been
established over fit ty-Uv e years. It wan lound
ed by Daniel Hodgman, who died In 1874. Ills
widow rotntned her Interest until 1883, whon
she died, and the noun incorporated tho busi
ness under New York State laws with a capital
stock of St!30,000, which was Increased In 1H0O
to 8350.000. Ueorgo F. llodcmau was Presi
dent, Charlxa A. llodgmnn, Vico-Prcsldont,
and George E. Hodgman, Secretnry. In April
last they slated to Urudstreet'a that the bu6i
ness of 1803 showed a net profit of $00,000,
that there were net ussots nf $OX'3.000, and that
the liabilities were SWO.000. During 1805
the company put In new machinery and added
other improvements to the plant, llcsldes
making tbe eenorsl run of rubber goods tho
company manufactured mackintoshes and bl
oyclo tires. Fifteen thousand dollars was
spent In advertising tho tires. Tbe company
has always done a large business, had a high
reputation, ami met Its obligations promptly.
OTnill IMOXU DU8I.NES3 TllOUni.KS.
Albert E. Dushnell, Laura B. White, and
Bevler 8. Dayly (A. E. Bushnell & Co.), doal
ers In shoo nuttings nt 104 Dunne Btreet, niodn
an assignment yesterday to Jefferson II.
White, ghlngprcforenre3:for;3,028, of which
?!3,000 Is to the New York National Exchango
lank. The liabilities are about 814,000 and
the assets somewhat larger.
Hugh C. L. Stevens, who is In the photo
engraving business at 41! West Broadway,
made an assignment yesterday to Percy U.
Klock.
Gorge E. Collender. doing bustnesi as
George -E. Collender & Co., paper dealer at
133 Nassau street, made an assignment yester
day to Air red L. Siiulre, Jr.
x nonnxnv axd an execution.
The Sheriff received yesterday an execution
against Abraham Boltnn, dealer in auction dry
good at 301 Broad way. and shirt manufac
turer at 347 West Broadway, from Abraham
Levy, for $1,017, money loAtiud by the Bowery
Bank. The Sheriff mode a levy at both places,
but later on received notice that Joseph Boltau
claimed all the goods by n bill of sale. At.tho
office of Abraham Levy it was said vhat a set
tlement In full with all creditors'" .is expected.
The trouble was caused by the circulation of a
rumor and by the disappearance of goods. It
was said that Mr. Doltan had been s) xtcmati
cally robbed and the matter will be presented
tn the Grand Jury as roon'as all the evidence Is
obtained. Mr. Doltan incurred some notoriety
a few weeks ago by having an actress brought
beforo the police court for annoying him.
HU1.1.ET riXAI.LT KILLED IIIU.
It Waa la BlcCabe'a Ilend for Tiro Tears
ail a. Half.
After lhlng for more than two years and a
half with a bullet In his mouth. James Mc
Cube, a laborer, did Sunday night in the New
York Hospital, after the bullet had tx.cn re
moved. McCabe lived at 208 East 12th street.
Ho was 27 years old, and was unmarried.
In January, 18U4. according to h record
of the case ut the New York Ho'pltal. Mc
Cabe vas accidentally shot In the mouth by nn
acauatntanio. Ha was removed to the Pres
bjtcrian Hospital, where he was kept wirae
time as a patient, and finally discharged with
out the bullet being removed.
ltocently nn abscess formed In bis mouth as
a result of the presence of the bullet. On
Aug. :i McCabe applied for treatment at the
New York Hospital, and wan admitted there
as a patient. Tho doctors extracted the long
burled bullet, but failed to conquer the absi-css.
(.lent. Mahoaex'a Court Martial.
The special court martial to try Lieut. James
E. Maboney of the United States Marine Corps,
stationed at Brooklyn, on charges of drunken
ness, absence without leave, and scandalous
conduct, was organized yesterday In building
i No. 7 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, In obedience
to the orders of Acting Secretary of the Navy
I McAdoo. The court martial Is constituted as
follows: Capt, Silas Cahej. Commanders It. P.
Leary and Timothy Lyons. Lieut. -Col. .Mcl-ane.
Tilton. U. S. M. ('-: Lleut.-Commander Fred
erlck Singer. Cnpts. Charles F. Williams and K.
It. Robinson. U. 8. M. C: Lleuts. J. A. H.
Nickels and II. O. RIttenhouse. nnd Ensign
Thomas Washington. Judge Advocate. At the
request of the accused, who said that his coun
sel. Capt. L. M. T. Waller, was not present, the
court martial was adjourned until to-day.
Xovmenta or Treaaurr Omclnla.
WAnWMOTOX, Sept, 21. Assistant Secretary
Curtis of the Treasury returned to-day from his
vacation and resumed his duties. Assistant
Secretary Hamlin left horo to-day for New York
on official business. Secretary Carlisle Is ex
pected to reach here from Gray (tables the mid
dle of the week. Ills private secretary. Mr. Van
Senden. has returned from a ten days' trip
North,
rlXAXCIAL AXD COiXiXERClAL.
New York Btoek Esehaaue-eJalea Wept. SI.
CXITED STATES AND STATE IIOMDS (IK Sl.OOOs).
1 0 U 8 41. C, 1007.1 07 1 2 D 8 Bl.c.
80 UB4l.ClV.i5, HCW110i
116NS11C I 1 Ala.ClauC... 05
ci-osij,ci riticEs or united states bonus.
Did. Utlctd.' IHd. juktd.
n s ii r. U a 6i, r.
U.?p"fO. 02M ioj... .UOX 111
ti b ii r. U B fit, o.
l07.'..,100W 100M, 1904 ... UOX 111
II ft 4. C. " ft c.
1807.:. !7l07W 10eMItlg7 ....1004
n h 4i r. US tii, r,
1WS.....116M 116H, lauj.... 103
V 8 4l. c. US bi r,
1B.:...'U6K 11 OX IBM. ...104W
IUILROAD AND OT1IEH BONDS (IN Sl.OOOs).
30 Atchadl s.... 34 30 or Pao en Bj,
5 33H TIt.as 4414
30 34WS0 44H
in Atcbgnl 4..... 7CH 30 46
6 7547KorFacOTN,
3 76K " T B7
1 76M 6NySUtrfls. 00M
2 im 8 Ufges.... 61 7NJCgnlBa.r..lim
1 AnnArtor4i... 00 10 N J Cengnl 0s..l 14
7AusNWlst 83H 4 114M
3B'ay7thA 1 S Y Cen nt,o. 116W
cot 114 OK K offal 5s. 02W
lD.CHANlit 103K 2SY.CIi&8tb4i,103
0 Brook Ellst.... 73W 10 N Y, O & W r4s. 83'.
6 Uro.Jlc UU O 61 104 2 Ohio A Miss ca.lOlM
2ChsOcnB.,r.l00V4 1 Orll&N lit,. ..108,4
!Cn.Ognl4Vs 08 8 Ohio South lit. 84
1 cnsQMUi' 101!s 1 84'a"
eC.Hg4i,Neb eOBLunen.TJt. 00
ex 84 I PeoAKaitlit.. 73
6C, UQ7. ....114 3 74M
12C.C,0:KtI.4a 2PennKi....,.108
StLdlr 00 lPlttsFwiit,.. 08
1C.C. 01 1st.. 100 12 1toekIslex6s.. 08i
BCbaNorPlst, 12 1 KeaJgnl 4S.TM 74V
T 30 110 74H.
o 30M 10 74V
lb 30M 10 Bead 1st pf la
6ChKIgnl6i. 00 W I P. 33H
' fi Col Uld 1st. Tit 07 16 3354"
7 Chic 1! 1st. .10CW 10 33.
6 Irt. M ft M lq.. 10 6 33
3 LaitTenn ..106 10 33!
2 Oen Klec dob Bs 87 26 334"
6 Harlem 1st, o.. 1 1 2 6 Bd d pf In
1 U I'ao oon, III. 01H "Cir Ida
2 02 16 20
10 03 16 20(4
2 Kan Tea-... 70i 2 Bead 3d pf In
4 70S lr 17X
2 80 68 18
ii gnTl lill 64h. !i Illo (I W HI.. U8t
0 641. J.4Scnalft.SE4s 81
20 6d 1 stl'asiu Jl ex
20 66W BB
10 66a 2StPUI,8Mil 112
10 66KI lfttl'ft.NorPinilO
fi6 3bUtillit,TU 40
32 . .. 66 i 6 40K
lI.ouNcn... 104WJ 2TexlstDa. 7B
SU.u4.1fia... 724 3 70)t
1 7CH Si 70H
1 7BM STsxPaosdln.. 10H
1 LottftHgnl..llB 10 10H
SLouftK.HOft 0 lOfi
MdlrZd 100 00 17
lL,KAftChgnL 40 lOTex ftMOenBs D4U
(I Uexlntlitti.. 72 3 Union Pac,Bs.l 01
2'lo.KftTotT 2 Un 1', 1) ft O 1st 304
Bs 00K 6TJBCordlat,TR 17
1 MetElUt. 110X SfSI'fli. 110
1 UlohCen 7s.. ..116 1 Wabathlat 1034
2 116M 2 103M
3MorPaoTerlit.l00' 10 Wabash td 004
0 Nor Pao lit, c .114U B Weil Bhor4s..l03M
6 114 C WestSh4s,r..,10BH
1 114W 10 WHO 1st, Til.. 31
lOKorPaolat, r,.114!4
Total uleiot railway bonds (par value), 11.010,000.
IIAIl.nOAD AMD OTHKn BUAnES.
ojwn- Haa- L01 r Cfosfna.
Salt: Ins. nf. fit. Bid. Atlid.
Ila.d'sExp. 144W 1444 143 142 146
83073 Am SIW.113M 1144 1134 113Ti 114
lOHAraanp.100 100 100 O0K10O
04 Am S II.. 64 64 64 64 6M
80 Am a it p. 16 164 16 164 10
UAmCabls 00 00 00 88 00
OOSOAmTob.. 024 03 024 024 03
liOOAmOOII. 13 134 13 124 14
13SAtnOOp. 47 47 47 40 47
lflSOA.Tftsye 10 12 11M 11 11T
WlOAt.Topc
BFspf.. 174 IB 17M 174 18
VMrtaltfta. 14n 14 14 134 14
)oonsi.toO. 104 104 10 164 104
000 Coms'k T .7 .7 .7
100 Cent r.o. 134 134 134 134 14M
slOChtsftO. 134 134 134 134 14
ecschtaau.. 00 014 00 004 01
S88echMW. 004 004 00 004 DOM
l&nt&C.BfcQ.. 074 084 07H 084 084
lt8870O.U8tP 704 714 704 714 714
si0CtstPpl274 127.4 1274 1274 120
eSSAC.ItlftP. 00 014 604 004 01
tOOColKutl.. 184 IBM 184 184 10
SflS Con (Is. .1464 140 1464 146 147
6Dlftn.,.1214 1224 1214 1214 1224
100 D, LAW. 154 164 164 163 168
SSDenftlta UK 11 H
SOODftltap 424 424 424 424 424
lOSEdlsonEt 024 024 024 02 04
lOOEltllUtp 304 304 30.U 20 31
MBQ.nElsc. 284 284 274 274 28
lOSUomest'k 344 344 344 344
lOOlMCent... 804 804 804 80 00
60 lit 8tsel 3B4 384 3S4 374 33
100 Iowa Cen. 7 7 7 04 74
BOOLaksbh.,146 146 146 1444 140
100 Laol Gas.. 234 234 234 234 244
1100 b ft Nam. 41 414 404 414 414
100L.NA.4Cp 04 04 04 0 04
lSSloll.n Con. 864 88 8C4 874 874
2100 Mo Pae... 174 104 174 10 104
IRiOU.KftTpf 224 234 224 23 234
200 Mob ft O.. 17 17 17
BMorftEt.168 168 168
100!JCBt..l004 1004 1004 1004 1014
BBS SI Cent. 024 03 024 024 03
TONatLead. 214 214 21 20 204
SBN.Cftitb 114 114 114 04 114
100 NY SAW 84 84 84 8 84
400NY.SftYp 22 224 22 224 23
lOOOSorPac. 12 124 12 124 13
TOONorPpf. 104 204 104 204 204
lSlNOnlftM.. 124 134 12N 13 134
lOOPaeUall. 184 164 184 184 184
104SSPftllead 154 104 164 104 104
100 P. C O ft
St I..... 12 12 12 114 12
200 8tLSWp 74 74 74 74 8
lOOStPftOm 304 304 304 304 38
SOOSoutlirao 16 164 164 164 104
MOO South By. 74 74 74 74 74
977 Soak j p. 214 22 214 214 214
STtfOTennCftt 204 214 204 204 204
setOUnl'aa . 64 04 64 04 04
100UI.IftO 14 14 14 14 lh
D'joCSOord. 34 34 34 34 4
lOOUSCorp. 74 74 74 74 74
lOOUSCorOt 164 154 164 15 10
670 OSL 8 84 8 84 84
4270 USLp... 614 644 614 64 644
2ilWbp... 134 134 134 134 14
C512W.it UT 82 834 82 834 834
lVBOVThftLE 04 04 04 04 04
SlOWbftlJtp 244 244 244 234 26
Total sales of stocks were. 170.077 shares.
BOSTON CLOBINO QUOTATICfSS.
Did. Atted.1 Uld. AMltd.
Uo. ft Alb. .203 204 AmBllTeL205 200
Bo.!le...l67 158 Erie Tel. .. 66 67
ChJeom... 034 044 Welt hleo . 22 24
ChJuopf... 08 084OtnEleop. 00 05
Fltcliburcp 80 Cos ft Hon.. 834 834
XewLngpf. 00 CaltIIecla.306
HsxC4. .. 04 Oweola.. .. 244 26
Old Colony. 173 QutnoyU... 108
WKlt com. 074 074 TamUln... 82 86
Domln'nC 8 84 BsyStatoO. 84 84
PUIUkDELPntA CIXJilNO QUOTATIOXS.
But J)k'L Did. JlUd.
Lehl(bVa). 20 204ICO ImpCo. 054 00
LCftNCo. 40 41 WOLCo.. 404 42
PennRR.. 514 614nsBcom. 274 28
Pblla Trao. 024 024E18Dpf. . 204 204
CnlooTrac 104 10. PH. I. Pa. 13 134
EftPTC... 064 654P.I.ftPp 20 204
Met Trao... 014 02 WeliCcom. 20
CTotNJS. 21 214 WellComp 004
CThiSU. 804 81 '
LATXST IX)1DOt QUOTATIONS.
AtchlionAAP 124 Norfolk ft Wpf 134
Canadian Pacific.. 604 Northern Paepf,,,. 20
Chesapeake ft O ... 1 34 Ontario ft Wett.... 134
ErleeomAAP 1 34 Pennsylranla 63
Krlolilpf. 304 Heading IttAP.... 84
Illinois Csntral 014 at Paul 734
Eaniasft Tsxas ... 104 South Hallway ... 74
LaknShoro 1484 South Rallw ay pf 214
LoaftNaib 424 Union Paolflc 04
N V Csutral 064abaibpC 13t
MOVDAT. Sept. SI.
The most noteworthy featureof to-day's stock
market was moderate purchases by commission
houses. As a rule commission houses are not
advising their customers to buy stocks, not onjy
because of the uncertainty that attends every
political campaign, but because of the condition
of the money market, which makes It Impractica
ble for brokers to makeextenslvo commitments
in behalf of their clients, r'or these reasons to
day's purchases of stocks were tho moro tlenlll
cant, and It Is believed that in one quarter at
least they were for actual purchasers; that Is,
for those who will pay for them and take them
oulof the street. A weaL market for sterling
exchange, togother with tho withdrawal of
another million dollars from the Hank of Kns
land furshlpment to this country, and trust
worthy forecasts that tbe present im
port movement will foot up at least
$30,000,000 in the near future, stimu
lated a more hopeful sentiment. A good deal
or encouragement was also derived from the
fact that both the time, money, and commercial
paper markets are beginning 10 feel the Increase
in the volume of currency resulting from the
Importations of gold. The receipts of gold
from abroad to-day were $500,000 at this port
and $500,000 at Boston, making the total to date
Sd.HIIO.BSO.
Tho market was strong throughout, and,
though the volume of transactions was small,
the net advances recorded were In manycaes
Important. Manhattan Hallway scored the
greatest net advance, namely. 1 cent., and
was closely followed by Roik Island and West
ern Union. In which tbe dealings were upon a
very small scalo. Sugar Kenning, which, fol-
I lowing Its custom, led the list In re
spect to activity, was held in check by what
appeared to be realizing sales. The usu
ally active Granger shares and I.oulsvlllo
and Nashville supplied a fairly large proportion
of the dealings, and spasms of activity may be
noted In United States Leather preferred and In
Heading. Thero was a Ktotlfjlng increase in
, thu volume of business In the bond department
that offset to an extont the largely professional
character of the dealings lu stocks.
Final sules compare vv Itli those of Saturday as
follows 1
Stpt, 10. Stpl, 81. 1 Sept. 10. fepl. 81.
A.TftSFe. 11M HMNYCent... 02 03
A,T.rp. 174 18 N J Cent,... 1004 1004
Am Col OIL 124 1 3Hi Rotk Iilsnd 60 01
Am h Her. 1134 1 134,1'radlug 164 104
Am Ton. .. 03 03 'MI'aulcom 704 714
C. BftQ... 074 084 South ll'y . 74 74
Chicago ft. 604 (JOM'&outhlfyp 214 21.
U.ntloo. .. 274 27IlT'i0.IAll. 204 204
E.nftTpf. 224 234 UShestlip. 614 644
Louis S. 404 4l4,WsbtPpf. 1314 13J,
Laeledeaas 23 237'iWrttUnT 814 834
Msncon. 854 87HiWhl!.K. OM 04
MnPaclMe 18 194WliftLEp. 244 244
Northwc'iu OBM 0041
(lovirnmeiit bonds Una. The 4s of 1007, 10V5,
and the .r cloied U V cent higher bid euch,
Hallvvny bonds stronr. 1h fialures were t'hl
ciuuaiidNorth i'aclllu lMu.T.lt , Kunsas 1'uvlllo
(iiiisnls, T. It., ViLoiir.ln t eiurui lstb, T. It.,
At. Iiibiiu, Kuiisuh and Texus, Noithcrn I'm lilt,
Ituaillng, unit Texas I'aclllu. Thu more linpor.
tai.t net advances were in Atchison Adj. 4. Jd
rl Lent., to .'I-IH. and general 1. ?(,. to T3; I in-
I cago and North i'lli'ltlc Uls. T. it., ?4. to ilUU;
Kansas I'aclrlo conaol Os, T, H-, UH, to 03 1 Kan.
sas and Texas 4s, 94. to NO, and Sds, 74tofi5t
Northern I'aotflo lstso, , to 11 4 4-. and consol
Bs, T. K. As., H. to 4Ht Heading general 4s, T.
It., it. to74M, 1st preference Incomes, . 'Id 1. 1'.,
1. to ;l.1?i, L'd preference lucomrs, :id 1. 1'., M. to
SOU, nndnd preference Incomes, 3d I. P.. 1H.
to 18; Texas I'aoino lsts, aj, to TOM, anil M. .
to 17, and Wisconsin Central Isib, T. II., HV
cent., to 31.
Sales of sliver bnlllon certificates for 0,000
ounces were made on the Stock Kxchnngo at
OdHc. Commercial prlco of bar silver lu New
York, onvic. liar silver In London closed nt
:I0 :)-10d, Mexican silver dollars wero quoted
at SOHUS-'Kc, Exports to Kutopo to-morrow,
1VG.000 ounces.
Money on call 4&0 V cotit. Time money a
shade easier at 0 V cent, for all periods. A few
transaction v at Ioiik periods aro reported. The
commission nn loans of thin ohnrncter has
practically disappeared. The commercial paper
market gives signs of animation. Pome of the
city banks wtro buying to-day for the llrst tlmo
In many weeks. Hatos nre 8 ? cont. and up
ward for all grades.
Sterling exchange was quiet nnd steady.
Continental exchange was dull and unchanged.
Posted asking rates for sterling. S4.hu for long
bills and $4,844 for demand. Actual rates arot
Long bills, $4.RlWt$4.81vi: sight drafts.
$4.H.1ltrft4.84, and cable transfers, S4.H4W
$4.84.4. Krancs are quoted at O.'HaS.SlH for
long and fi.30'35.80 for short; rcichmarks,
t)4UjlP4a for long nnd il4J3l5 for short;
guilder. XJD m-lOOi-lOJi for long and 4040 IUU
lor short.
Domestlooxohange on New York t Boston
6310 cents discount, Charleston Busing. H
discount: soiling, par. Savannah Buying,
1-10 olT: selling, jiar. New Orleans Ban K,
par; commercial, 51. BO discount. San Fran-clsoo-Slght.
10 cents premium; telegraph. 13
cents premium. St, Louis flO cents premium:
offered at 00 cents promlum. Chlcago-Sl.US
discount.
The nil-rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 03,387
tons, against 01,840 tons the prev lous week and
00.007 tons the corresponding week of the pre
vious year.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company reports gross earnings for August of
$2,7G0.71U. a decrease of $:I1U,810 as compared
with the same month last year.
Tho MetropolltanStreet Railway reports for
the flocal year endedJune 30:
il4. H9S. Chnnot.
Oroas arn,gs..7,au8 888 tB,484,3!S Inc. (1,818,1180
Operating ex. 4,011, HJU 11,1.1.1210 Ino. 82S.723
N.tearn...3,8ll.830 i5.80t.118 loo. 1948.817
Other Income. 003,1B 27,uLt Inc. U77.2H2
Total Ino. .8.1.031. .148 8.Bap,04U Inc. 11,888.490
Charges 2,4,701 8,oln,MH0 Inc. 407,818
Dalanee..,.tl,4nir847 S7t,Tno Inc. (804 047
DlTldradl. 1,838 000 401000 Ino. S47.600
Surplus, ... $214,347 (107.100 Inc. (47,187
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, S 104,570: internal levenue. $771,:iHS,
and miscellaneous, $8,000, a total of $1,081,038.
Tho disbursements, including $.100,000 for pen
sions, were S1,'.'K4,000, an excess of expendi
tures over receipts of S200.O4S. The receipts
for the 11 seal year to dato have been $7',3dl.
678, and expenditures I05,no144, an excess of
expenditures over receipts of Sd.(l33,B00.
The net assets of ths Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as ofltclally computed, compare
with those of Saturday as follows:
Stri. it. rr .
Odd coin and bullion (113.7U3V37 (tlO27S.70
Silver doltan and bullion.. 17.N70.040 1k.0O.0IH
Culled Staten note. .... 71,818,488 0D.717.Ula
Othtr aiaeu In exoeis of
demand llabllltov 38.898,388 8(1.308,487
Arallable cash balance. In
cluding gold balance ,,..(848,267,808 (143.410,831
Money In London, ?i r cent. Rate of discount
In open market. Tor both short and three
months' bills, lajlr,- V cent. Amount of bul
lion withdrawn from the Hank of England on
balance to-day. 03,000. Paris advices quote
3 V cents at 103 francs M centimes. Exchange
on Loudon, i" francs 1HM centimes.
The sales of mining slocks at tbe New York
Consolidated Slock and Petroleum Exchange
to-da) were as follows:
Open- TtloK. Zw- Clot
Sales. Aome. Ing. nt. fit. Ing.
800 C ft Crip C con. .16 15 .15 .15
600Crede&frCk .08 08 .08 .08
800IIaleftNorcrss 1 40 1 40 1.40 1 40
SOOMt.lton. 18 .18 .18 .18
600 Pharmacist 10 10 -10 -10
100 Yellow Jacket 35 .35 .35 35
Total satea. 1.700 abarsa.
Kleetrte Btoek Quotations.
Boato. Sept, SI. Tlteotoslag quotations of electric
atocka to-day wersi
Did. Jtted.
Oes.ral Eleetrle 274 284
General Electric pf. 00 06
Lamftoa Cooaolldated Htore Service . 174
WestlnghouteKltctrtc, 22 24
W.ittnshouM hleotrlc pf- 40 51
yon Wajn El.ctrlc 1 2
yon Wayne Electric Trust (itrl.i A) 24 4
Thomtoa Houiton uenra C 34
Thorasoa ilouilou tierlea D) 34 414
COV3IEUCTAL COStPEXD.
Cotton Iietver for n Time, but Rnlllea and
Clnsra Illcher Front Prrdtetlooa Not
VerlOrd Wbrat IJIoea lllctaer-CabUB
Lower-Th Vlvlbte bupply Htatemeat
CofTee Adraaees,
JtoiniT, bepu 81. Cottoi DecllnMt B to 7
polnta. but rallied and eloaed steady at a net
adTanca of 7 to 0 points, with sale, of lS8,8ofl
balea. Liverpool advAnir,! U to 4 polnta for fu
torva, but ln.t part of the rlie, closing t arely steady
at a net advance of 2 to 24 po'nts. In Manchester
yarns wen quiet aud unchanged, ilolln quiet. Mem.
phla received to-day 7,830 bales nsillut n.SvH lilt
week and I, S47 last year, Houiton 7.J10, oxaluitll.
102 Isit week and 3 387 Ian jenr Houston ox) ecu
to-mnrron inooulo lt.,000, analnit 21,31U!aat oek
and 13,488 lait year. Net Orlani especta 10.000 to
18 000, nitalnit 1S.H33 last week and 8,810 last
year. The port receipts were 07,411 balei, against
5.1.1 70 lait week nnd 01,838 last year, thus far this
vis'k 83,477, agalnn HS.tins thui far last week. Spot
cotton here na unchanged, with sates of Ot for spin
nlng, 1,773 told ln.t we.lc, but not re;oried; BOO de
livered on contract. Middling uplands. BVfcC. Charles
ton aud Norfolk advanced 4c aud Memphis 11 fta
Neiv Orleans aold 3,000, Memj hla 2,000, Auguita
1100, Charleston 833, St. Louis C3 7. and Savannah
041 batea Theoxport from iho porta npiirozlmated
18,000 bales. The vliltors at the New York Cotton
Fzrhanico were W. VV. Montgoniery, Jr.. of Augusta.
Oa . J. T Itatham nf Tciai, V F I'rlchard nf New
Orleans, T, Shlkata of Japan, Walter N. Lavvaon of
llo.ton. Tbe fulur. Ira lln- ivaa n followa:
Clottng. HlvU'it. Istirtit. Snlet.
Otlntier H.J3JMKA H27 HUH H.Jon
Nnveiutjer h(-.2U h-8U I J 4 300
Ihreinber iHift 40 t.4J H2t 4MWI
Jauuary . .m 474 in k4ii miu bo.ooii
rthruury , ,. H.Hu.t.03 bi4 Mill a ooa
Marcl 8 5tliif37 MU H.41 U 200
April HOOJ-IOi MU dill 1,000
Jla (1 4ifc M 8.04 KSO 1000
Cotton Cicsriui The speculation today ffaaqulet
and lu the main of n local oliaraitt r. The Ouctuatlona
inprlcra wereionflned nltJdn narrow limits. Attn
opeulng prlcea decline.) The predtcttd froat. on
balurdav nlitht and bumlay iiinrulUK er not vorl
nel vvhllu tood rulna nere retried In Teas, and
Arkanaai. Liverpool loit part of the early adraucs
and local aud Liverpool ojterator. aolil, deprtia ug
Crlcea. At tl.e deiline, I owever, early aellrr. bouclit
ack their cotton ami local anil New Orlean. aborts
covered The Ion Hai aoon recovered and prices
aiovvly advanoed. The expectation of a bulli.h wek.
ly report to-morrow contributed to .trencthen iho
tone. The southern ipot markets vvere firm and acllv e,
Colunibtis, Mlsi Hi id IB Nn impron mnt lu con
dition of cotton crop Inipecteil an area of U0 to too
miles, found a tew crops In Rood b.si lug condition,
but on the whole thedeterloration la fully 23 r cnu
Kntlre irop open and muili picked out, Iteoulre.
fullv 1,800 tsa seed 1 ottnn, against 1,430 tta. lait year,
10 matte a balej balos average now 488 ita.ugauut
lait year 4W4 up to date: 1.840 ts. reqiilre.1 losho
BOO rsa belt, larmera' ability to huld for higher
prices better this iar than usual. Imlebtedneaa
auiall end count Krunlnr colion uorer an little." Co
iutnbui, t.a, Repl. IB Confirm former rtporti of
Sreat damage by excenlvn rain, followed by
rough!. A number aro through picking All "111
b iiithered by end or Ihla monln Nothing
now rati benefit crop In ttls seztlon Think crop
here auinewhat leaa than lait year In arm.
of th locrensed acreano. reel aurn londlflnn
U pooreit formany yrata" Ponoa, Ha sept 17
"hepllts of a numtiiror farmeraio queitlou, 'How
many balea cotton ilU vuu make lait year ant now
many v. Ill 011 make 011 lainn land thla year 1' aver
aitrd 8 J f rent, of last ear a crop, winch. I belioie, Is
aionservatlve otlinal Auother writes that cotton
liuot thlrdlug Itself, 1,700 tti. eud 011.111 la reoiiIrM
to maku 6011 lt. Hut cotton " tkoilaud Nick, N C,
rlcpl 17, "lladanotlei fond rain nn 13th, whlrbwill
lu ll thu boll, to till " Wilmington, N, c, hept 17,
"bandy land trop. In North Carolina aaarule.look
bvdlyhllrt aome patches almoit Ored, ' CI.01 olnto'
landi K-nirallv ha a uood protprcu Impreanlnu
lerl that pli king nn all but lioitom lamia will bo
over b) Oct IB. I untiied greun pablua In marly
every fu Id. onu 0t Id looked like a bale tn thi acre,
otheraabale to twelve acrea, oivlng to difference In
land."'
iiilKKk Advanced IS to 01 points, cloning firm,
with aaiei of 8 I 830 liatra. Havre advanced 1 ir Hum
bur advanced 4 prg 10 1 pfg Vt nrmiuuso d llvirle.
last week vvero io,ooti bagk, Illo vrn. .teidy at tin
1 hanged prUe. reielpta lunOO, aloeK, ,1111,0011. ttlo
eachaiike.nvi Mvd hantoa wa firm at voo rem ad
vancoi recrlpia. WOO, atnek. COHOOn. The favor.i
bin hurnprau advloi. together v lib Inlying fori on
tlnental an ount,caued tho advance to-ili.y, Itlooii
ttienpot v.aidiillandst-alyi No 7. I0'i .ln. bain,
l.OOu bagsMaracaltionnp t. 1 lie future iradlug was
as follows:
Snlrn Iil0nif, Itrfnt. C'Oilna.
lebruary 1."ti PUD r on I1UV4 u.uo
Itarch riBiiu I'.on 8 1.0 M.n'.ului)
Mi) ,, 4 coo onu H8J hl3i mil)
bepteinber... .V.'JfO 0 u3 11 hO tl.wnjlo no
Oi toiler .',3l 041 UJ'j I14UUAD
Ilreeuil rr B.83U t'.ou h kj H Uli.l 11 00
Kuitii' Waa In moderate demand und steady, bale.
7,800 Ibl.. btnoris, I u;a bin., am U.iriu laika.
Hitulpta. 10078 btiln. and .'.I.KHSi.cin. bprlngwlust
brand. In 1 bis wire iiuoted 11a fo'lnua SuperOne.
albOit.'ln; No intra. II !in .ili . No. 1 oitra,
8 8iiiif4.0B, atraUhts, 8JUUJ.43 41I pati uts, 8 J I3dt
9 I 70.
tliutv Wbiat advtuued Htotfc, t hleao received
toilu tooivo hushrlB ajialusi 46 8ti lait year, fn
lulo Jli.iuiJ uialnst U.V70. M Loula n 000, uguln.t
III IIOU Di'trolt III 78U against 7, SCO. liu illliOiOl 77,
U4i'iul 8 13 IMS, .VIm.i.a(o',l IHli.lVO main.t
70:1.1110 Stiiv.iuke In 01, agilnvt ')7,U3ii, I htiuio
17J lai-J agaiiut VI Duliilb 074 mnlnd 4H8, and
UluneaiKills 701 against 1,173 ln.t year Sputii.Ua
1.1)00 liu.hi'ia N'one for export. No. i red quoted
Sk-e otel 1'cc f . o U afloat 10 arrive, Deo cloned
rtiV. sa 1 hard string, 8c over Dec f, o, b. afloat 1
! No. 1 northern spring new York, Deo. price f. o. b.
y ,
afloat! tie Dnlnth. Wo. over Deo.: unradl.B3o.,deltv.
red. I uture sales 8,780,000 bushels, as follows 1
Ml.
Oprnlno. i'ssrM. IVosMsf, Vlotlna. Xtfht,
Beptembsr ,, .... 0J4 tlOU
October 034 884 83,4 0'i en!
Novomher.. oritf 874 804 i7li 5M
December... .874 BHH 074 4. 08)J
January inji udH tlsia o"i ....
May..... .. .TOJX 71fi 704 71M '.H
Corn waa unohanged to 4c tower. Rpnt firm. Spot
aales 118,000 buah,.lnslualng 104,unn tor export, or
No j whlto III 1)00 blub , end 88 00 1 no 8 mixed nn
p. t. f, o b. atlnat. No. a in elevator, 84c.i No. 8 to
arrive, s.c, over October, delivered. Future sales,
8 10,000 bush., as follows t
Open- ltlatv Lnxo. Clot- Sal.
I11U. rst. ttt. Ino. Sight.
Boptember . , SCti 8nu
October 884 8"', sn4 vn4 vf,.'
December. is 5t 874 8H 8M
lay :io4 isoH "" 004 S04
Oiti were steady. Spot firm, fipoviales 67,000 hush
none for expnru Nu 8 vvblte, 844'f ; No. lo., 8l4o,
No. 8 white clipped. 84HCI No d do . 8.14c I No. 8
mUed. 804e.t No lido., IHHdlWio s rolecfed. 174'
I7ajc: tlo. white, lVc.t No. is mlxad delivered, 8l4o.i
track mixed, IViSlc; do. white, 8OU8U0. Future
alei none.
Open. IHah- Low- Clot- Nnr.
tniy. ttt, ft. Ino Xliht.
September. 804 804
October , 804 80f
December 814 X14
This Is the vlslblo supplyt
Nep. if, '. VTftWlchantjet. Stpt, tf.'vi.
Wheat, buah 8.8U8.0I0 Inc. 18 481 4,048188
Corn, bum 8,78U,b38 Inc. 438 888 83N.433
Oats, buih lf,UlllO;U Inc. 183 817 841.8IB
i lye. I. nil 88,1,101 Ino, 80.8X4 10.887
larley, bush...... 83,748 Inc. b,438 ....
The New York stock is given belowt
Ncpf. is. '!. HVeJr'. oAimpea. Rtpt.il, 'tK,
Wheat, bush, 40,083,001) Inc 8,0Vi,0uu 0(i,3s3,000
Corn, bum ..13081,000 inc. 014,000 3.411,001)
Oati, buah ... tMHO.ono Inc. 8S8.000 B 043,000
Ityr. bum .. 1,1103 000 Ino imiiioo 814,000
barley, buah. 1,888,000 Inc. 188.000 1,008.000
Ouah Ooastr, The heavy Increase In the quantity
of wheat on pnsvage, large world a ahlpment. for the
week, loaer cablei, foreign aelllng, large Nortliwr it
em receipts and a decided Increase tn tbe viilbls sup
ply, led to general selling thla morning and prices de
clfood. Ilefore tho close, however, aborts covered
and prices recovered the losa and advanced. The
Northwestern receipts, though amaller fiau a year
ago, were liberal, aggregating 1,10s cara. agatnvt
1,038 laat year. The vfilble aupply IncreanTl x,u?4.
Onu bush. The quantity on passage incrcaaed 1,300,
OOObuih. Tbswnrlil's ihlpineuta were eitlirated at
8 ooo.uoo. but a Chicago desnstch reported
them aa 7,448,000 bum. l.ate Liverpool cables
were Hd. lower, Farli declined 4c. to 4c. on
whtat and IB to 00 centimes on flour. Ilerltn
declined Ho. Corn was easier early In the day on
large receipt, and an Increase In the vlalble aupply of
8I4.00U buiiMbutlaler It rallied with wheat, hhunt
covered. Chicago received 807 cars snd expects 700
to-morrow. Norton ft Wnrthlngton aaldi "With a
normal markot wo Uillevo tho price of corn tn Chi
oago depends almost entirely upon the movement,
which during tbe aeaaohof lake navigation la mainly
Indliated by tho receipts at Chicago, aa the demand is
here every day. and the price depends nn ths offer
ings." Oata were allgbtly easier, lhe viitble aupplv
Increased 38U.00O buah. Chicago received 848
cars, the eitlmate for to-morrow li 440 cara
Chicago, hepu 81. ' It aeema self evident from tho
action of IDs wheat market to day and the character
of the newa received that the reeling la decidedly
bullish, and that the nreak of Me. from Baturday1.
closing n as taken advantage or by aome or the largo
tradera, who have been fraltlnr for a reaction to buy
on. Scalpers aold quite freely during the fore part of
the aeislon. being lurluenced by the newt, which waa
rathr unfavorable to higher prices Liverpool opened
4d. tower and eloied with a net Ion of about Id.,
while Parts and Ilerltn were rrom r.c. 10 14c.
blllh lower, Private deapstchc. estimated the world s
wheat ihiptuanti largo overs OUO.000 buh. for the
weak, but tula received only a aecondary con
alderatlon, owing to tha fact that private
eillmates are generally at wide variance
with the offlclat flgurei. But the vlitble lup
ply ihowed an lncrea.e of over 8,000 000 bush ,
wnereaa only about ) million Increase watrxnccteil.
TI.U caused a decline tu low point of the day. but of
fering, were not large and eany aallera round It mors
difficult than triey expeetcil to cover their r-alca. New
York and St, Loula parllea were selling around the
opening, but later became buyeri' buying by the
Nortnneat vvai also quits coniptcuoui, it being
claimed that Mmnenpolfi miller, are nnding It tiara
to get cash wheat and aro therefore buying freely
of December. Such a condition prevailing In thn
si ring wheat district makes the general situation nil
tne stronger. Clearance! were not large, U30.000
buih. 7 he market licerta'nlyln the bandiof atrong
parttea bear, an timid, ami tne outlook lor higher
Er cs It encouraging to holders Corn wai qulto
eatyatone time, declining He. to 4c., but became
flrrai-r with the advance In wheat. The lelllng waa
nio.ily for local account-"
NiVAt. STOBxa-Hrm. Spirits turpentine, 883884c.;
common to good ttrilned roilu. $1 i3$1 70
l'rraoLrt: -Crude rerttneatea were quoted at $1.13
hero and In oil City Kenned unchanged
l'Rovitiis Lard firm and fairly active Prime
Western. 3 80c. Fork In fair demand and ateady.
Mru, 87 30i4.SK. Dre.ied hogs unchanged. Tallow.
1 livjc. Chicago, Sept. 8 1 "l'rovliloui wire quite ac
tive, advancing from thn openlug quite aharply on
buying by pat k era. later selling off on residing by
bo dera, but closed atesdy " Putter Receipts to-day,
ll.Ult pkgs ; last "Ii days. 44.UV7S previous
alx daye. 43,773 Creamery Weaiern. thlrdi to
extras, 1 1131 3c. 8tate and Ivnnaylvanladn , 1 1 14 13c ;
State dairy, balfnrktn tuba second, to thlrda. Hit
14c Chee.e Hec-lptatoday,7,4,'8pkg. lantllxdays,
U3.M, prevlou. als day.. 88 mil. state, full cream,
large, colored, fancy. uUo ; do. white, common to
fan, v, 7i3.UUc: small, colored, famy. i4c., iia, white,
common to fancy, 7fif'V IffSa Her, Ipta tn.dar,10.7HV
caira, last ill day 40, 177. previous ilv, dayi 44.1MI4
State and Pennsylvania, fre-h gathered, fair to fancy,
lfcil7c.. do, Western. 13lov
tl m-Hiit dull and ateady, BO test. 84c.; 06
te.t. 3c. lb nned qulit and Un hanged.
Ciikaoo, bept. 81. Tbeie were to-day s prlcest
Sif.
TTTieof Ovrnlno. Wahftt. Itiwett. Cfatno Sight.
December. 81 84 nw mu nlu
Uay 034 0o.l 814 804 3f
December. 814 81T 2ti VU( 22
lUy .... 841. 8t'I 84J SltJ 844
oils;
lla 10 184 184 104 184
tnt -January...
3 00 8.83 8S7 8 00 8 87
Hilt
Januarv. 9 43 8 SO 3 43 3 47 8 43
rt.rl
January. 87 00 17 07 18.93 17 03 88 07
sr. loiis.
Sat.
Wheat; Opening. Clewing. .Mafif.
Bertrmber ,3U tu
ti.-Cflulrf-r 84!i 831 03
Corn
September .... 184
Itay 88
Sfiatiuivus.
Wheat:
rVipttmber Bt BS
Uiiambcr 384 o B84
lluv CJ4
bULirn.
irTienf;
Septemlier OOVi 814 80S
D-Cflnber OlTs 81
iluy 034 03
I.lvo Htock Market,
Nmv Tong. llonday. Sept. Si. Itecelpta of lieevra
yi sti rdar and to. lay vvero ,014 head, 38 cara lobe
ex;iorttd 8 tars direct to.laughterer., und 31 cars for
the market. D7car on hale all told. Sbera wire In
Cood demand ruling active nt ateady pri.ei, rough
ufhera itiwfc .lovt. and bulli slightly eauer. Tha
yards wero not quite cleared at the nnlih. l'oorent
to beat native iterra sold at 8113 4(4 70 too
BL, "hair breeds'" at 81 8i(i$.l.ll3t slaaa nnd
oxen at 88.-Vi.54 IV. bull, at 1 7ti8.'.3o;
dry cowl at 61 83491.73. Dre.wd beet ttnn
at 8Ui$8t4c v1 8. for poor to prime natlvo ildis.
t atiti . from lirttl.b nmraeti quote American ateera at
lu4u(M4c. r & drei.ed weight, American refrig
erated beef at S4't4c V a , American sheep at
l4t4, I ft. drei.ed wHglit. No exporta today;
tonioriow.oOO beovca, 1,030 sheep, and 8.4&11 quar
ttrof beer
itrii'lpt.of calreayesterdar aud tolnv.nll for tho
market, were 1,733 head, 1,k7 head on ssle all told,
Vtalanctlveat an adviuceof 4c V r.. othercalves
alon, but not quotably loner. Atoutl83 head were
' uuso ,1 at tbe eloc Poor to prlino veal, aold nt
1 $4i57 "0 ri Itri ikt, gra.ers at $8 30jt$1 rati rn
1 calve, at $J 43,S, urcivcd veuls lu good demand,
. and city dr sseil 8rm .,..,.,
Itrcelpta or sheep and lainba Including 3 cars
direct, wero 10 841 heal, 4Si cars on aah all told
' Attlvoou light auntillei. with an inrly cl.aranceof
the pens. Slieep were sonievvtiat alrnitcr In prlie.
while lambs sold at nn advamo or li 4cc. V a. roor
to good sheep sold at 42)d30 v4 100 Hi., common to
choice lamb nt 84 Jt$'i 73
lticetpt.of hoga yeitentsy and today were 10 178
bead, Iniludlng Jo bead on sale. Dull and lower at
$3 sua$ I S3 V 10U ua. for State hogs.
Kent Eatute Auction Kalis,
At the llroadnay Ileal Lslnto Salesroom yesterday
all the right, title, aud Interest w hlch Jacob t Schuy
ler had on May K, l8Hn In and lo No, l.tu Kait Mx
tletn aireet, four story atone front dwelling lot Six
lno.s, waa aold uui'er foreclorure tu II, S. llanklne for
60
All the right, title, and Intereit which Lnuli W.
Kehelhadnn teb. 3, 1 mil, In No 8010 nn.lS.B.'l
Llglith avenue, two two. lory frame buildings, plot
60x100, was sold tol) SI. KoaLlerfor$310.
Renl Estate Tranarera.
llf.lh it. il. 70e MuilKon av, 83x100 11: Ha
r tbael Panzlger and wlru to Mario lmuloiu $10,000
ll.'.lii at, n a, 80Ce3ih nv. J4 Itxlrreg, lto-
alna Voilhartto W 11 VanderimvL 100
Henry it. 1J3, Win btacouiand wlfo tobaiu-
tirlWucht 88.800
Henry at. Mil Michael Fay and wire to same. 84,300
Cannon at, 07; Mary F. rhorndlke et al, as
ears, tn l'lncil lineufeld ... , 13,830
1 'tilth at, a a inline "th ar, 17x Irregi Juiepli
MiCnhlll toJnun voods ,, 1
Frnntat. n w 1, adj laud nf llioma. and
I llrabeth Hunt, 81x1 into Water at xJT.1 IX
140, alio 11 a Wcit .Id at. 33il o Ihompioli
at, 8,!x8uu to 4 til it: also atrip ndj 011 in
cnrinlntt at. a vv cor Wrecker .t 30x70
Oreennlcli It, 11 A s 833 Jan mill at, 80 10
x70 4 8I. toxin, audi .-till H, 1 10 11 11 Hank
it nx73i Virginia CCourroii toMrglulaO
Wlllluiixetal .. . .. 1
Hud .nn at, 313) Jacob H 1 lelsch anil wife to
rilalolhClieaebrough. , ,. 1
drove .t, 78; tleorgj A Hi am and wlfo to
arollii"l.(owl .. ... 11,830
nilthat, 'i80 Kast; llcory J-nlk and wlfo to
Arlslldes Jlarilnr .... , . 13,000
Same prop, Chan itautli et al to Henry lalk . 1
Irankllu nv. an a iart of lot 1J4, mapvll.
Iigituf Morrlsiiula. OoiiOdi Mary I. MlC'IsI
Und to ll):n'llll'i 'l -McClclUlid , 1
Ixit is, mapoaklree iilot, Iruniint, llob-rt
L.SiiillliloMarllia w.iiultli . .. 800
Crotounav, w a. 60 11 Oakland pi, 81x100;
John M lUauvrll and wlfo to Win K llrookrs
mid ano , ... 1
7.M M, . M"i wSth nv, 83I08, Catherine
II Anderson and alio to Lucille it Anderson 1
Slllisi n. IO00V1I av i3xliu, Ldward !
hhle it. 10 Christian (loi tr and ami ... 1
Satno tiroperty; Lilse Oortr. to rdward 1'
Mill In. ..... . t 1
70111 at, a a, -Ml 1st uv, 88x100 3, UmW
i.illnjlnr to Minon AUIi-r ,, ., 100
(10 1 tl at, S s. 1100 ie Mnnr 8 ,8xinO.M. Otto
Arendt.uaexr.tol'rana AeU.i.nhorn .... 18,000
181st tt.n , 41 lu Lexington v, 11Ux;.l0i
Margaret A bmllhio vugustu. II H.111 1
I'll usaiit av, irtii and .IV8, claru hern and ano
lo lltrlurt 1, Mason . 1
Oranduv, 11 w for Iluihau place, AutlOU;
tleroiun itairlo 10 David L Windnll 1
Samo propi luvld , Woolall and wife to
tieromi. It.igglu and wife , 1
ludcf strict letting from lloitou lo l'ost
road In biilldlug orc.lph. 1 by Fbrneter
liuiiford in carpenter s'liip, r.nxl.ll, 84th
ward. Itlchitrd I Muilrri and auo lolrvd
trie A Archer, hr ,, I
Union av. w a 48 4 n Ketk at, 884xloi);
IIkiiJsiiiIu flooltrekand wlfo In Catuarlus
Coiley . ,, . . . ., 8,000
J'.aHlMitn av, se tor IfSthat Buxloo, Oweu
c i.trlloand wlfo tojo Monahatu ,. ... 1,800
Plot In 84th ward, 380 as wtorMlluand Van
Court'aiMlt nv, runt iv 7Sx 11 7llx w 8bx a 73
x o 100, Fnllx tlrlmley to llrldget Urlndey.. 600
Lota 110. Ill, 188, 60S, CW, 007, map Ardsn
tmmtiUmmmamtmSmiaiiiiiim,mrii
property 1 Karl Xlapp and wife to John L
Eccles. j.t""'"'V.,t"iAI'a
Bchuyler at, e a. 800 n w.Elllolt ar, 111x140.8
X110.4X14I H. also Schuyler at. e s. 180 n
Elliott aT.oxl4l.8xBOxl40: EdwSchenck,
raf, toJO Watson Co aW
tttconnxn ttonTOioita.
Ackerman, Agnes E, lo the Melrnnolllan Sav.
Ings Dank, s s 03d st, 881 o Atnstsrdam nv.
1 yr -. 7,ooo
IJurrow, Frnest It, and wife to Henry Htoeber
and wlfo, s s Jauscn av, 870 w Wicker placo,
rs vrs ,.. .)..; B.B0
llrrtlna. F.dtvard D. and wife to Isabella (1
Francis, os Vanderbllt av, 30S s 171st st,
H r. ,,,, ,, , , , S.&00
Dreunlg'.'l.lEiie.'to 'tho John Kross Ilrywlng
Co. s s Hlvlngton st, 00 Clinton al B y rs . BOO
lllauvelt, John M, and wlfetoElvinaJtaiaran,
w s Crotona av, 60 n Oakland place. 8 yrj... 0.000
Corn. Henry, snd wife to Julius Loewenthal,
J'VWaverley iilsce, lyr 83,000
Cousin. Joiepn W.andwlfo to Christopher n
Onrrltion, s s Signal placo, 1 10 e Webster
nv, 1 yr , ; 000
Cnrley, Catharine, lo ll'njamln ltoblttek, w ....
Union a v, 40 4 u Hock 11,11 yr 8,400
Eccies John I, to Fdwd V llurion, lota 110.
111. 111. 808 to 607, mortgage map Arden
prop, 8yra . ,3B0
r.lllaon, Ijiura L. and husb lo D Willis James,
s a N3th at, 878 e Amsterdam av, 1 yr 8.000
Dunker, Justine, to John Dlers, n s 118th st,
IU0 wsdav.ayra !. 00
Freund, I'hlllp. and wife to Susan Alvord,
ss3Sdst,aoOo3dav. 8yrs 8,000
Ilennlng. Mary HI, to George It Walker, Jr, s
Jluth st, 80 A C, Unlonport. note 030
entchen. Annie, to Hiram K Dster and
ano. trustee, Ac, ss Westchester av, 89.8 w ..,..
Walesar, lyr ... . 18.000
Sams to Simon Danilg and Uabrtel SKutr,
same property, 1 yr u"' ,B0t
I.uthrr, tlraca V, to John U Wilson, 4S8 Wesl
vnthat. I yr , 1.878
Levy, Fanny and Louis, to tlernhnrdt Levy,
guardian, fte, a a fifth at. 278 w lit av, !l yrs 2.B0O
Louts, bstnucl, and Slgnttind Ooldbsrx nod
wlvn to David Marks, s s 83d it, 121 4th av,
Byrs 80.000
Ix)wenfeld rincua. to Samuel II Illatchf ord as ....
trustee, ftc. 07 Cannon at, 1 yr V.pOO
Same to Loula M Aukamp, lame prop, 1 yr, . 8,000
Leahy, Annls and Mlcbaal J. lo Frances U
0 Connor, sw cor Union av and 138th at, ....
1 yr 8.000
Iosnrley.James, to Peter Doelgsr, ss 17tU st,
876 e lOlhav. demand 1.800
McDonald. Mary, to Matilda Orabfelder and
ano. exra of Abraham I, Orabfelder, w a 8d
ar, 101.4 s 60th at, 8 7-18 yra BOO
Miller, Chas. an I wife to 1 llrabeth llarfly, s s
337th it, 100 w Kepler ar. Installs 8.000
Moebui, Sophia, to August Freuttl, e a Court
land tav. JBn 13tth at, lyr 600
Nevtman, Win J, to Catharine O ltobln. n s
8'dst. lOnOthar, lyr 4.000
Bchoonmaker. Margaret M, to Cornelius F
Klngiland, trus, ftc, ns 74th st, 88 8 w Lex
ington ar. fl yrs 8,000
Schmidt, Kllra c. and ano to 1 aura F Van
Rlpr, ns Midst. 883 WIII1iav,4 yr .. 1,000
Stuuipf, I'etor J, and wife tn Klliabeth Uor
maun, a a Lyon st, 174 w Fox st, 8 yrs .... 1,000
Taylor, Thomas c. and wire to Oeo W Day
ton, a s 13th at, 808,1 w 7lh av, S t 8 yra ... 1,600
Van Horn, Mary E and Alrred, to D Wllila
Jamie, 88d St. 817 Weat. lyr $.000
Welnenhorn, Frans, to Fanny Elloertel.ss
0th st, S08.8 e 6tn av. 6yr 0.000
RECORPKD LKASnS.
Darllatl, Marcello 11. to I'ietro Anzolons. 808
804 E tilth it, 3 yr $3,goo
Tnwuahend, Mary N, to Kdwd Oehtert et al,
1,84 I Park av, a yr. 600
Lsvine, Mandel, to Morris Fleticbmsn, 03
Norfolk at, 1 yrand II month! 4,487
Fay, Jamaa. to Angolluo Sartarlno and ano,
87 luthar, 6 yra 8.750
Brooki. Ilertha O. an t ano to Edwin Oliver ft
Co. rooma 7 and H, Crit floor, 83 l'ark row,
8 yrs 1.000
Coort Calendara Thla Day.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Recess.
Supreme Court special Term Port I. Motion
calendar called at 11 A. 31. Part II. Ex-parte mat
ters Trial Term Fart II. Case unflnlihed. Pre
ferred cauiet N'oi. 8480. 8008. 8831". Fart III.
Adjourned until Wednesday, Sept. 83. Part IV.
Adjourned until Wednesday, bspt. 83. Fart v.
Adjourned until Wednesday, Sept. 8?. Part VI.
Caao unfinished. Oelger agt. Metropolitan Crois
town Itatlruad Company. Part VII. Can. tinnn
lih,0. Nos. 1303, 1787, 1788. 176U. 1770. 1771,
1778, 8168. I'srt VIII. Adjourned for the term.
Part IX. Oui unflnlihed. Cases from Fart VII.
Part X. Clear. Cases rrom Fart VII. Part XL
Adjourned for the term.
Surrogate's Court Trial Term Wills of Krlstlne
lumarini. Chriatlne Lhmsnnt, at 10:30 A. M.; Ltna
Sexaur at 8 P. M. Chamb-tra Motion calendar
railed at 10.30 A. M. for probate Willi of Cora
E. Clark, John Schnleterlng, laabella F. Thomaa,
Henrietta Xeowoir, Prantlaka Halecek, Levi Frcn
denrich at 10:30 A M.
City Court special Term Motto ni.
financial.
to tiie noNDiioLnr.ns or
THE IRON CAR EQUIPMENT 00.
Special 5 Car Trust Bonds.
Thrommltteo bu doptM a pUn for rIilnffth
monr j neocwary to equip the cr of your Trust witb
air brakes and automatic coupler, aa required by
Unite I Mc ten itatutt. Copies of plan and circular
for the Information of the holders may be had on ap
plication at thn State Trust Company, No, 100 Droad
way. New York.
A majority of alt the Bonds hare asented to this
plan, and this public notice ts given that every
holder of Donds may Join tn the plan and share 1U
adrantase.
Immrdlate deposit of Bonds with the State Trust
Company, who will tuuo negotiable receipt. U re
quest d
SOU'S CROSBY BROWK, '
WILLIAM A. BEAD, -ac.,
WILLIAM IL MALE. Itondholdert'
E.SCOFWLD. Committee.
IL A. V. POVT.
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CHI
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
Bondholders' Committee,
In Tlew of tbe recent recelrerahtp of the sPore com
panr. nnit at tbe retiueat or holders nf more man
ti 000.000 of bonda of various Uue th- undi irlpneil
liae cmilentel to act as a IltlXI)lltL.IIKUe'
COS1S1ITTKK to prepare a plan of rrorcaulration
when UBCiteU, ant meanwhile to tninmunlcate Willi
all claasea of tiomlholdera on matters of Interest.
All holders of boutta are ri-ueiteU to ent their
namea and addreiaea to the Secretary ot the Commit
tee, at Nn Al Wall street, atatlns the amount and
character of their holdlnsa.
rew ork, hcptemtierS, IH00
r. 1 Ol.COTT. Okalraiaa,
04 nail Street.
HENRY IT. POOR,
i Wall Street,
DE.NBT C nol'HK,
43 U all Street.
AI1HIAN II. JOLI.NK, Counsel.
J. W, WALI-ACE. Secretary,
eitriions ntul Prrtinna.
vtotTc''--tiik ai.dahaoreat' souTitniTis
IS KA1LIIOVII CDUI'A.NV.
Notice Ii hereby irleen that the annual meetlnir of
the iltxMiol leri of the Alabama Qreat southern Ilalt-
, road Company will tie held at the orriee of thecntn
Cany lu Hlrinfiwliam, Alanama, on Uedueailay. Octo
er.th. ! at 10 o'clock A M . for the election ot
dlrectora and the transaction of such liuainria aa may
I be brnuaht In fore the mectluf. JUSfAlt K. I1II.U
bEl'TEllllMt , lawfl. Secretary.
jSrlrrt 3Jonrfl.
aat Hldo.
1 flTII BT 84 E.tT Pleaisnt eonnectln double,
LJ single rooms, aacelleut board, every conreu
ltnce. moderate.
OOP ST, 10 FAST, near Ilroa Inay.-Deilrable large,
t amall roomal private bath; superior boardi
moderate prices; references.
aa r. M'r can nt.
Handiomely furnlahrd suite, single or sn suits
splendid table! near Uroadway; referencs.
AV.at Hid.
1 QTIT ST.. 10 -'CST.-Now readr to negottata with
X O nrstclan people Mr winter aeainn, only ttaoae
wlihlOK a rrOned iiojuenced apply, rafi rences.
N Til ST 110 Wl.VT.-A nowiy fumlihed "houiel
lare ami amall room to let with or without
board, terms low.
Q OI) ST.. 34 AND 38 WKST.-Klnt-cTaai board, hand
0. aome rojmt, furnlihed or unfttralihed refer-
sneea.
01 WEHT 40TII MX.
Open Bept. SI; exceptionally flns apartments for
fsmtly; cuisine and management high claas.
fiQTH ST., 0s WIST -ely furnlihed large and
DO amall rooma, with board, and table boards
SIOU I'MT ASH ST.
lrge and am til neutl fiiriilstted roomt, with ex
rollent boardi alio table board, near Uroadway; ret
ereuce. unilohcil loomioirpnrtiurut. to "t
Jaat Midi.
AT B University place and Washington sausre.
liaiidi.onely turulatiud rooma, aults or alngTt. for
gentlemen.
I. MM. TON AV., 117c. fStb st'-llamtaoiuely fur
j nlihed aecond atory small front room, American
family; ou.Ovtncr.
1 i:INUTiiN AV., 104. ne"ar '.'7th' st.-Kurn(ihed
j room with a dressing room , private f atoll) ; very
re , .o.iitble.
II'MMlTO.t AV.,Tl0 -Kurnlslud rooms tolst. ono
J dour frtim !!nth st,
1 (Mil HI 7-I4J KAHT.-Neatly furnished rncJini for
J llchtliouitkerpluif, uthcrroouis, prliatuhouse;
gas, hath.
Q'jf) ST., 00 l'A"BT.-AtlractlTe rooinifprfvata bath.
Off large mltldto and back purlur; prlvatu homo;
referem ca.
tVcat Hldu.
CMIAHI.KS ST., IC-Nlccly furnlihed rooms In a
j prltale Krcmli hnuae, every convenience; aelcc't
nclgliborhnod, references
"W'AM KI.KY I'l.Ac-l., IS?, near th aT.-NmT"rur"
it uliiied rooma, ecx couteulvnce; rent modar
ate; gi iillriiicn mil) , referi ncea
Ij.l 1 11 ST . 46 1 WFVT. riiasanl.coiiirorlablw rooini
w't jllcunvculcnnci,alaohaltronni;eicrllent board
It t!i sired,
O I TII ST.r430 WF'iT-Nlcolnrgerooni! bat It, prl
. i vote bou.e reference
OsYd BT !!U Wlsr.-lioublo and alngfo" rooms for
Ou bachelursi IrtakfaitiUdeilrtd,
I
ilMMMlWHM--HMMBsaHI
ef urntjilif tl lloomtf & ,partmeiti to J jfl
sVeat Mlds ,H
37 WEST28TH ST. M
STAH IAM AND ltlSTAUUANT. ,JM
Kestly furnlihed timinii all eomenlences. .neafj- . WU
quarters for llrst classwaltcts. felephone !l7 08tt st, l
CIIAt. SCHliNKMANX. Proprietor, Ji
11)1) RT.TTii'wT'fr llnlsoniel iiirnlsiioil suite, Ifli
),)alsi) aliule rnnnisi Kcntltnnti tmlyi brcakrats
optional! valet attendance; references , '!
9-TH ST , 70 WKST.-KMnt hall rootn.closet, slngla ilU
I fist, rensouablo to ccntlemsu: permanent! ret- '$1
srtnees exchanged. smith. S
lo wi:m r 4UTH mt. m
Largo and small neatly furnished rooms, near asm
Ilroadviay, all conveniences; bruakfastoptlonal; ret. sap
erenco rcijulrcdj - I fr
urnlhrd ooms to ft woUlsju. .jR
C'UINTON ST..!U.-Threp minutes' walk to brldgj U
J aud convenient to all forriei) steam boat, electrlo ,V
lights. call bells. Ac,
intp nnirjspnytmtiitg go tt.
1
Central Park Apartments m
Msdrld, Grenada, ltarcelona. Wshpn. fealamanoa, 5
alencla. Cordova. Tolosa. Central Park South touts JS
sUI.SHthst. 7thav. Company's omce In btilldlDga, , X,
TITLB tlUAUA.NTEK AND TltCSl CO, E
140 Uroadway. nth st. and 7th ar- &
u and U0J West lOOd sr. ffl!
I
THE ROCMGHAM, 1
Comer BOth at. and alroadwar. it
DulMIng abauluieiy fireproof. Kievator. steam heat. j
Two apartments to rent. All litnl rooms, iashlon. JS
abta locality. J
TUB EL1SE. '
Anarlmenta to Kent! Mleam naatedl 15
electrlo elevator; rent. $010 lo 700. Call at premise J
OOtnst. snd Nthnr. J&.
BAC1IF.I.OII Al'AnTMC.STS aF 100 Weat Sitlt St. I iM
very attractive J. It. HAY. 7 Wall at. af
1?LATS AMI APAItTMhNTS.unfurnlaned.rurnlahsd. jC
?lndeilrablelneatlnna. rent 5iu to,1.000. MjS
FOISOM nitOTIIhllH. Kan Uroadway. cor, 12th It. Jgj
"KjiftK TO NOV. 1. S3
JT1VE rtOOMN, 81K and tX V.OlHl 8lh aT. -CM
. COLLl.S II. WOODWAltt). OOB Uest 14Bth St. flgj
1FItitY STTlOT.-lour rooma ami bathroom! rer ffiw
deslrtble; alt Improvements; select; 917. 1. be 903
Janltreit. s?3L
mtAi.i, families . . asS
can find refined anil attractive apartments or sis: mS
room, and bs.h at 08 West Wtt, . .,, ,u f
rpnE 1UC11KILI.I) 23 TO H41 WfcST 43D 8T neaj wM
X Uroadway, Ilandinmo large, light, deioratea jv;
apartments: eight rooms; steam heated; SOatofoai WM
passenger elevators. fS
UNFUIlMSIirD bachelorVpartments or studloiC "ISI
coniutln?ot parlor, Iwilroout, and bath; elevator aM
and hall service Apply to ;
lIAltlislvN. PECK ft CO, 13SSlh ar. Wki
rEST END AV". 012. corner ("3th at.-F.lcgant 7 SoM
s room apartment lo let, all the latrat Improve- flra
menra, hot water service, and erand vi t.f Hudaon
niver. S0toS70 Inuulr, JOHN SCIIUHACII. g&
5" Til AV..1 04H.cnrneri0thst.-riesnntapirtmenta. Sea
facing Park. tno. 1.2ou. STONI . 4 1 Wall at. iMEg
TH A V corner 'i'th llandaome running througn. Svs.
i all light flats, a rooma and batn. all decorated, ffiK
all Improvements; awnings- Inn -lira PECKM A.N.I, "J
304 7th av. v r
SrVril ST.. Iflrl, HO. 14 EAST. Six roomal j?r
Mail heated Zi . Weft
IIOTIIMT..KI4 V rsT.-t and 4 rooms: 9)4 to Sia (ft?
UD HT. ISO lltHT. land 4 rooms: tl) to $14. 3ff
LCXI.Nniu.V AV., 1.47.m1,?T.-- rooms and 'II
lain lial!ahltel HtdJ.'S j
103D rT., 03 WEST. a rootia and bath; steam
hett ! fl
roLVMIICS AV.. SS3 TO S0.-( rooms and
titn ot.ani bat. tiT 5't to S n MW
11STII ST..115-117 WEST. 4 rocmsandbathi f-t
h-it hotwntir S'n &m
1S7TII HI.. S77.TO VEST. 5 rooms and . Sf,
bith ateam heat Jin2 4f
134.TII ST.. 19.1.107 WT.lT.-H rooms and Vi
lath ateam heat lint water. A t" tt mf
1IJOTJI HT..S4H EAsT.-arotiuu,12. JaW
pplr to lanltnra on prenilacs. or 21AC1.AT ft mb
DlE.S. 44 Pino It. , p
77TII ST, Sl EAST.-Iteipectable flail, six and IB
4 4 aevin roomi, tniproxementa, stotoSill. jf
1 (f,-TII ST.. 14 WF.sT. ' Sg
1 vt Llersnt a room flats, ateam heate1: hatht Jrn
private I alia. $i to ii. cable half block; Blerst4 &
one block nvtay. liberal rent alloy. ed Slj
J.rTIl bl 24 KAST apartments or tnree and J?
.J four rooma: all lUht rooma cheap rent. Jry
1 QiTH !,T- 710to71' AST.-Hie new. iightT - M-
J Oty large, elegantlr decorated rooms; latest lm 4y
fimvementa. marble washatond dining room. &a
nducementa to good famlllea. flTtoSto. 71
gtt'.llinn 5lous5 Co Stt Cit. i '
DESIRaIILF. HOUSFi. furnished and unfurnlihed, " f
In desirable loc-it ons. rent f l,Si-n to SM ooo i
tOUSOll OROTHEPs. e20Proada),ior. 12th St.
. . 3 ',
Zo gtt for 5.Ui,iine5s Jurpoisej!. 'j
AT 7 AND 0 WATLR ST. The Kurtr ling Co havlnff .
falbd. this Ave itorj itronK brick building. J.'x7S. . i
li not to rent with Immediate poaienion. '
ni'LASD .t HITINCi. J Iteekman St. j
Bfll.lUMiS itorei, lofii.offlcei. and studios to lal
tn di llrable locatlonc 1
FOLSOM HROT11EKS. W20 UroadwaT. cor. Uth It. l i
SC TO I20)lONTH-clrricealn IP and 21 Beekmaa ))
'at.: one with k light. auliable forengravlnc If ,
drawing, or photograph j. IV
ltULM) & WIIIT1N3. 5 Ileetman at. i
Q in MONTH. -store and basement. SsxOO at HO I
e '"J J lultonst I.rookijn neir the brl.tite; aultabla IVI
for cigar atore.grocerj. hardware, dellcateasen, laun- .K1
dry, &c For partitu'an apt ly to at
lifl.AM) ,t IIITINO. 3 Beetmin st. 'K
gtr.nl Cstntc for .salt Cit. M
"HUNT'S POINT, 23DWARD7 I
Full ied oti nn IlirrPito and Minlda itt.near K
llonai-t-frj: only a fen left th Rrrateit lvrpln m
t-reroiTfroil. wtilouMtIu ralut nlmost Imm-t-ttlately.
TUle eutrantcrd Uv I.wfr TH Iniurnuoi Com- im
nntiy. Appli to KKASCIS.r S1CKEY. ttlou na-fnt, M
Ilunt'o I'olnt, N T.or M-.C1-AY& UAVlt, 44 1'mo JmJ
t Npw York cltr. SBJ
" LOTS SiiO TO $400.
Nocrnnslncrlteri $ii down. 5 monthly, only 54 '
mtnutea from Rector at via 0th rtv. "L" and North- I'
em aud 450 fel from station pret y bnuae nnd lot, A
fl 830, Z200 down, naltnce months blzh ground. li
bealihy. J.J IIANNA.V. 1 T Cortlniidt at. If
AT 1C7 Y EST 78 1 STBKI7I', " ffj
Verj supt rior bionu atone, with dining room exn fJk
alon, mUht cotiaidrr rental or exchanre for amaller IfOT
property, alwnya open. C. K UlLl., 1 1 Uroadway. !
iiAKti.tiv. asl
705 Park av, near ;uti.-Handsome four atory llwi
high "loop 0 foot house; Immediate ioaeitou Ap- ,
plyhou.e, or J It. IIA V 7 Wall at. (rtKj
J'01l LIM1 OF CITV HOl'ls two to sjl.ton. apoly K
' to JAMI It. II W. 7 Wall st. Jg,
Real tfstatt or 9lr roohliju. m
READTHIS I
If on think nf purcliAiInc a mortel home In Brooklyn yBn
lrrijfct l'ark tfotio'i), )i"it titbit, lilKhevt spot In or
tho clt , tptj molrrAtf nail of, call nnd Iiii.xm'I IB
in 2 ant 1 ttuirr artlitlo colon a tonc dwell. M
lnrf9-tox itoori tl1tl bittis. liard wooi trim, boolc 3
cs. Ac: tut'He minute fnmi brlilgo, ojn eeo- Jgr
Intfi until iu o'o oci. fm
WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, '
Park plate and Uuderhlll ar. two b cks from J&
Matbuitt av nud l'rtupect Park sjk
for alc or 0 gct .raohtyn. M
Q I ft I.AIWE STORK, double ihnw windows, with
ULO. duelling, bcit nelichborhood.
la'l.l.l It, Hin Gates ar.
?lral (CMntf JorSalf Conn SJalnmU M
XJOHTIII'OHT, 1.. I - Farm 18 atrci, hois, lmrnl S
1 fruit; 81,1100, cheap. LbWIS, 202 llroj.iway. -5t
--- rt
'rj.lchr.otfr v. Ilvoiirrty or 5aU. J
Nle Ilnine. flaallna-a on llndaan. f
Ten aires nicely labl out. hoiiho 12 riitnni all mod- I &
erncoutenleu ta, ittfict order, garden, fruit, shade. i &
lawn barn, Ao., furialc, Slo 0 Hi; tnUht exchanue for J 1
hew Vorkor IiriKikijn TRW it A bON, 170 II way. f
YV'KSll'llISTF.R CUl N1Y FARM for aale iticlnTS "Vjr?
au elat.-. 141 acrea. $7, '.Oil. HUM'S It. Mo. l" J
IIAItd. la" liroadna).uotar,cuiumlialuucr of deed! '
forullstntri. ,
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glral CJMatc or alc ) tv frrjJtj. -1 i
"l'ALlNADIIS IIIWT-VT77.Trgi. Iota 73 i '"
terms, J,50iuiiuthly high Kruundi mar houiea, '-,
WKUIIfcKllV. 1)71 Ilrnadway. ilj
AT KUTI.I'V, S J , a rurnithedTioiiiiribo reibTtiTii !
of the late It c. Iliiiinrr fourteen ruoius and batli i
room, will be rented to a asilirji lory tenant at too "i
tier month Apply to WAl.ll.lt LfcAlt.Nfcl), New jl
London, Ccun.
IAHI (lllV.NUi , iienr FtoiavlUo av"dcpnt".AII modT ,
J ern luiprovtiiicuth. two new houici, rent aid und f a
AOperninuili Innulreat 114 William at , I at7)rangij. jl
fVJUTII-V J. several verj oharmlu boueai , M
v modern, well aliadnl lawna; renta S.'in to snoot V
detcrlpllve catalogue. jAMa 11. HAY. 7 Wall it. I ffl
,iraf Crtat" :or alr (.nlttottiin. I
rNrOMKItANi'llF.I'.tllOIL'r.CITYAMlt.UIIUr.llAM ffi
I rjilleme proper! j. acre tr.uu laniv cntuii) Until j)
no Irrlnatlun ro lulrtid; inlnli prop ni noul for Iw
cataluue. y . iit'NO s8W
I and Aiieut. 1,1108 Uroadway. Oakland, Cal, Bf
Ileal tfstatr or nlc or Co trti , ffi
01lim Fl.ltRY. lUallnTaTaud rarrloa n llarzulns tft
1J Inliooiea, for ole and to let, furul.tiiMaud ill V
Junmuml. TUAVia ft BON. 170 tUoiaSi,' f
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