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SUM. ln. (. ft. Bid. AlHd.
40AdEx.l63 163 163 168 156
100818 Amsn.,136 144 130 141S 141
4845AnBBplOO 117 100 113 116
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18110 Am Tob. 78 70 7B 78 70
lOOATobpdOB 108 108
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lOOAmOOp 04 64 04 08 04
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lSOAArbpf 88 88 88 88 80
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tOODijBtO 18S 12S IBS 12 12S
lT81BBr'kBT 38 84 38 38 33
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HSOOiaSo.. Ml 61S 61 61 61
tOOCaaPu. OOS OOS OOS 00 67
1880ConIo. 41 41S 41 41S 41S
880OIoopf. 80 00 80 80 00
18048 OAQtW OS 10S OS 0 10
187tCliftO 17 17 17 17 17T,
1710 ChloQu 04 00 04 00 06
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tfl00ftNW118 118 117 117 117
I 845 0,BftQ. 84S 86 84S 84 84
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M8oo,KIftP 70 77 76 76 76
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1848 WUTM 84 86 84 84 85
7885 WALE. 1 IS 1 1 IS
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Total lalei. 470.108 ahana.
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Alttd. Bid. Jttta.
BO ft Alb.. 813 814 AmBtUTrtBSB 888
BoAMo...l60 101 WcrtElra.. 81
ChtoJcom.103 104 OmKleop- 76 78
ntohburcp 01 08 BoaftUoB.,130 130
NnrXaxp. 00 CalftIIecla800 806
MX Cent 4i 60 70 Oaceola..... 30 30
Old Colony. 180 Qalnc7K...llQ 110
WERcom. 01 01 TamIIln...l31
Domla-aC- 10 10
nuutDsxpniA ClOSINO quotationb.
Bid. Aiktd. Bid. UBlted.
UhimVal. 31 31 UOImpCo 73 73
rcnnRR... 63 63 Wo I, Co.. 44 46
OPRotl.. 10 18 ElSBeom. 10 20
rhUaTrao. 72 72ElSBpf... 21 21
Onion Trao 11 12 Pn,LftPo 14 14
(tPIO.. 72 72 PH,LftPp 83 83
UrtTrao...lll 112 Well C com 18 22
CTefNJa 28 20 WclaOpf.. 02 04
CTotMJS 02 02 BaltTraot- 18 18
CHICAGO CLOSIWQ QUOTATIONB.
Bid. Mktd. Bid. AiUd.
BI"L"... 42 43 NTBUealt 40 60
AmBtr-bd.. 20 20 NObStRr.834 886
CfcBrewpt 30 31 St Stable C. 14 16
Clt7R'wjr.S4S 846 WChStR7l06 100
MuuM l.".144 140 UetWS.... 41, 0
LakaB-L" 13 14
LATEST LONDON anOTATIONS.
Atoblson.aap 13 Norfolk ft Wpf.n.. 20
Canadian PactOo... 08 Northern Paulnopt. 48
Chaiapeak ft Ohio. 17 Ontario Welt..... 10
Crlcon,aap 10 Penjujlranla. 64
ErUlrtpf 36 Fleadlnr, litap.... 12
nilno! Central 101 St Paul 88
Eaniatft Texu.... 13 South Railway 0
LakeBhora. 174 South Railway p(.. 30
LouUtIII ft Naih.. 63S Calon Paclflo, 6
New York Central. 104 Wabaaapt. 10
Monday, July 10.
Whatever reiulta tha Oorernment and the
incnr reflnlnir Industry may derlre from the
ug-ar schedule agreed upon by tha Tariff Con
ference Committee last Saturday and It Is plain
from the widely different opinions expressed
eren by tariff experts that time and experience
can alone determine what those results will be
the fact remains that the speculative manipu
lators ot Sugar Refining stock construed
the new schedule as favorable to the
refining Industry, and proceeded promptly
this morning to convert every one skeptical
of the accuracy of their views by abetting ex
traordinary advances in tho prices of both
8ugar Refining common and preferred. There
was a wild scramble for tha common stock at
the opening, and. In consequence. It sold at the
same moment at prices ranging from 2 to 0
points above the final price of Saturday. After
the excitement had subsided somewhat the mar
kot was found to be in the neighborhood ot 138.
The lowest price at tho opening, namely, 130,
proved to be the lowest ot the day. From
the figure first montloned the market began
to creep up until 140 was reached, and
then the news came to band that tha tariff
schedule as agreed to alto included additional
protection against the product ot countries that
pay a bounty. This started a fresh advance that
culminated at 144, making the maximum ad
vance from the final price of Saturday IIS
points. A reaction naturally followed, still the
final price was 8 points above that of Saturday.
The transactions in Sugar Refining exceeded
100,000 shares; yet even that unusual amount
was less than 25 V cent, ot the total transac
tions. Activity was stimulated throughout tha
list by the fact that an agreement upon the
tariff had been reached and by crop and foreign
trade prospects, with which the readers of this
column are familiar. The rapid and violent
fluctuations in Sugar Refining and tho enormous
trading In It caused a degree of regular
ity throughout the remainder of the list. Many
professional operators apparently argued that
to-day's market for Sugar Refining would ba
likely to have a detrimental effect upon the en
tire speculation. They therefore sold stocks
from time to time with the expectation of re
covering them to advantage upon a reaction. In
this view they were constantly disappointed,
partly by tho further advances scored by Sugar
Refining and also by the fact that the demand
for stocks from beyond the limits ot the
Street was larger than for a long time past.
Still another factor was the continued paucity
of offerings by othors than professional opera
tors. This clrcumstanco was to a considerable
extent responsible for the extraordinary rise in
Bugar Refining. Resides, some of the buying of
that stock was evidently ot so urgent a charac
ter ns to convince the Street that a short interest
of no ordinary magnitude had been compelled
to close its contracts.
The heaviest dealings next to those in Sugar
Refining wero in St. Paul, Chicago, UurllnL'ton
and Qulncy, ltock Island, Clilcngo Que, Iteadlng
first preferred and common, Xrooklyn Rapid
Transit, Northern Pacific preferred, Chtcneo
Great Western, Ixmlsvlllo and Nashville, Atchi
son, and American Toh.itco. Whilo nil of these
stocks raado notable contributions to larger total
transactions than hrvve been rcior.ied for .1 long
time, the dealings In u largo number of shares
that aro ncglocted except when tho specnlutivo
tldo is running high, formed an Important ele
ment in the ilnj'i business. ThaQiiingcr stocks,
In which group Chicago Great Weitern may
properly bo Included, wero obviously affected br
crop advices and the certainty that both spring
apd wlntor wheat will move to market freely on
account ot tha heavy foreign demand and the,
resnltlng satisfactory prices. The advance in
CMomto Qi 18 ia anticipation et UttdtolM-
Don ot another quarterly dividend at tha rata
of 0 cent, and approach" to tho formal consoli
dation ot tha companies noxt month. Appre
ciation ot tha outlook for tha anthracite coal
trade during tho remainder ot the year account
for the revival of activity In Reading securities.
London traded for both accounts In this market,
and tho balance ot Its transactions was unim
portant. The closlntr wss strong at a recession
all round from the best prices; still, nearly all
ot the stocks most actively dealt in closed
materially higher than on Saturday,
Final sales compare with thoso ot Saturday as
follows!
J 17. July 18. July 17. Ju)v 10.
A.TftSKf. 18 13 NWeom...llB 117
A,TA8Fp 86 86NPaspf... 40 41S
AmBIuf ..133 141 NTCeBt...lOC 101
AmSRefpl08 116 N J Cent... 88 88
Am Tob.... 77 78Omahacom 06 00
AmBpM... 11 UOntAW... 16 16S
AmSpMp. 30 30 Pan Mail... 31 31
Brook RT- 33 38 PullPCar..lOO 170
C.BAQ.... 84 84 Hoeklsland 76 70
Conaas.,,.107 108 Reading.... 23 23
ChfiftO... 17 17 Read lit pi 47 46
ChloOai... 04 068tPoom,.. 80 87
DelAIInd..llS 112 BoR'way.. 0 0
OenKlee... 34 31" So R'way p 20 80
llUnoti Can 08 OOSStaodRAT 0 0
Kan ft Tex. 12 13 TexaaPae.. 11 11
KanftTpt. 81 32 TC.IftR... 83 24
Lou ft Nun 61 62 Union Pao. 0 0
UanhCon.. 80 01UBRubpt. 53 62
UlanftBtl. 24 240BLeathp 02 02
Mo Paclflo.. 20 81 Wabaahpf. 14 16
NatLead... 31 31WUnTal.. 84 86
NatLeadpt 00 100 WnftLE.. 1 1
NorAmer.. 4 4
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Hallway bonds strong and active. The
features were Brooklyn Rapid Transit Bs,Chesa-
Eeaka and Ohio general 4His, Duluth, South
hore and Atlantic 5s. Detroit Gas Ss, Erie prior
4s, Fort Worth and Denver City 1st, General
Electrlo debenture Ss, Kansas Pacific consols, t,
r.; Louisville and Nashville gold 4s, Oregon Im
provement lsts, tr,; Reading general 4s, San
Antonio and Aransas Pass 4s, Southern Hallway
fis, Union Paclflo s. f., t. r.; Union Pacific, Den
ver and Gulf lsts, Atchison, Northern Paclflo.
Oregon Short Line, Texas Pacific, Wabash, and
West Shore Issues. The moro important net ad
vances were in Atchison adj. 4s, "s cont., to SlTg.
and general 4s, . to 80; Chesapeake and Ohio
general 44S, . to 778; Detroit Gas 5s, 1, to 85;
Erleprior48,,to80: Fort Worth and Den
ver City lsu, to 07; General Klectrio deben
ture 5s. h, to 00; Kansas Paclflo consols, t. r.,
o. to 75: Louisville and Nashville gold 4s, 1, to
82; Northern Paclflo prior 4s, s, to 80S, and
general 3s, h. to 5(1; Oregon Improvement
lsts, t. r., 4, to 04; Reading general 4s, e. to
83; San Antonio and Aransas Pass 4s. , to
60: Southern Jlatlway Os. Oa. to 00; Texat
Pacific lsts. S, to 03, and 2ds,Sg. to 28; Union
Paclflo s. f., t. r., 2, to 04: Union Paclflo,
Denver and Gulf lsts. , to 30; Wabash lsts,
S, to 104, nd 2ds, , to 70S; West Shore 4s,
Se, to 109, and 4s. r.. S V cent, to 100. Tho
noteworthy net declines were in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit 5s, s V cent, to 80, and Duluth,
South Shoro and Atlantic 5s, s Vcent., to 101e.
In bank stocks 24 shares of Central National
sold at 160. 24 shsres Ninth at 100, and 20
shares of Seaboard at 170.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
C0c. Bar stiver In London closed ot 27Rd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 40ia
48o. Exports to Europe to-morrow 850,000
ounces.
Money on call, 1 Vcent. Time money is quoted
as follows: Sixty days, 2 V cent.; ninety days,
2 V cent: four months, 2 V cent; six months,
3 Vcent, and aeven months, 3 Vcent. on good
mixed Stock Exchnnge collateral. Commercial
paper quiet Prime Indorsed hills receivable are
quoted nt 2 V cent, choice and prtmo single
nsmes at 3 V cent, and good names at 4(24)
Wcent
Sterling exchange was steady, and the vol
ume of business was light Continental ex
change was quiet and steady. Posted asking
rates for sterling, t4.87 for long bills and 84.88
for demand. Actual rates are: Long bills, $4.80
(34.80 ; sight drafts, 4.87(ft4.87, and cable
transfers, 84.87i394.8712. Francs are quoted
at &.17a3S.ia' for long and S.15S35.1S for
short; rclchsmarks, 05 3-1G&95 0-16 for long
and 05305S for short: guilders. 40340 3-10
for long and 40 O-IOSIO'b for short
Domcstto exchange on New York: Boston
10012 cents discount Charleston Buying,
far; selling. a premium. Savannah Buying,
-luotl; selling, par. New Orleans Bank, 91
premium; commercial, SI discount San Fran
cisco Sight, 17 cents premium; telegraph, 20
cents premium. 8t Louis 40365 cents pre
mium. Chicago 40 cents premium. Cincinnati
Between banks, 25 cents discount, and over
counter, 50 cents premium.
The all-rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 51.924
tons, against 61,001) tons the previous week and
62,740 tons the corresponding week of the pre
vious Year.
Standard Oil certificates sold at 814Q315
and closed at 8143315, The dealings were mod
erate. Tha Pittsburg, Youngstown and Ashtabula
Railroad reports gross earnings for June of
8105,071. an Increase of 921,930 as compared
with the same month of Inst year, and net
598.752, an Increase of 41,303. For tho six
months ending June 30 the gross earnings were
8005,104, a decrease ot $87,073 as compared
with the corresponding period of last year, and
net $220,348, an Incrcaso of $2,821.
Tho receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, $343,725; Intornal Revenue, $880,
073. nnd miscellaneous, $300,007. a total of
$1,&D7,3G5. The disbursements were $2,565,
000. an excess of expenditures over receipts of
$067,035. The receipts of the fiscal year to dato
have been $10,434,267, nnd disbursements $35,
105,000, an excess ot expenditures over receipts
of $15,760,733.
The net assets of tbe Treasury at the elose of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of Saturday as follows:
July 17. July IB.
Gold coin and bullion ... 113.231, 1T il48,s8.084
Bllier dollars and bullion BI,40.V81 81,414,880
United Etatei notes HS.BB,987 xO.o03.41S
Other assets in excess ot
demand liabilities 7,083.0SJ 20,003,030
Available cash balance.
Including cold balance. 2B1, 088,847 $231,301,030
Money In London, 31a V cent Rates of dis
count in open market for both short nnd three
months' bills 13-1037a V cent Paris advices
quoted 3 V cents at 104 francs 07 centimes.
Exchange on London 25 francs 10 centimes.
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows the following changes as cam-
fared with the previous account: Cash on hand
ncreased 15,080,000 marks. Treasury notes in
creased 720.000 marks, "other" securities de
creased 62,700.000 marks, notes In circulation
decreased 60,880.000 marks.
E. 4: C. Randolph announce that they are pre
pared to deal In Lehigh Valley Railroad stock
and Philadelphia securities.
coaiuJsitoiAL coupryD.
Monday, July 10, Graih Wheat Spot
was steadier. Sales 16,000 bush. No. 1 hard
Manitoba at 85c free on board afloat for ex
port At tho outports 100,000 busb. No. 2 bard
winter and No. 2 red wero sold for export on
private terms. Chicago sold 240,000 bush,
spring wheat for export Free on board
afloat: No. 1 Northern spring New York,
843B4c.; No. 2 bard winter, SBHc;
No, 2 red, 79c Minneapolis received to
day 202,800 bush., against 150,500 lost
year; Duluth 100,708, against 122,328; Chicago
7,000, against 140,070; Milwaukee 30,650,
against 20,160; Toledo 0,178, against 52,004;
Detroit 3.220, against 7,672: St. Louis 4,000,
against 138,743 last year. Futures declined lc
to ISc., but recovered this and advanced ae. to
He on all months except July, which was "bo,
Inva, ITiitttrA haImi fl Sn.VATW tlllal, as fnllA...
ww.. ... -- , , -- ., m .v.w,,B,
Sal.
Optntisa. aiohnl, Lomtit, doting. Kloht.
JnlT H2 H- HI HB, H2
Heptember 70 70 74 70 70
October 70 77 78 77 70
December 77 7B 78 78 77a;
Darter Wu firm. Kew faedln?;, X6(20o., cost
and Irelgbt to liufWoi inaltlur, HHtitKc lire Wu
hliher. mate, UvUJOc.i No. x Wi stern, 8ta,o,oot
and IreitDt to lluiralo. Sales 1(1,00.) uuih. Corn
Spot was stronger. Hilrs H4.UO0 bush.. Including An,.
000 No. '. mixed at 3Ua. fn-i- on bnaid afloat for ex.
porti No. I! mined. In eleTator, IUVm No. a do., de
llvered, ri.000 at 39e. Future sdranced o. Fu
ture sales 1110,000 buti., a follows;
Sat.
Opening. Illchttt. Voweit. Cloilng. Sight,
Jnly 01 dii,
Ausmst .... 31 "s 01
September SIS t3 81 82 ai
Oats 8pot was firm. Sales 110.000 busb.. Including
70.000 white clipped an'l 10,000 track mixed, on rrl"
rate terms for export. No. si while, llAiyo.i No. 8 do.,
tMo.i No. U wlille clipped, illo.i No, 8 do., iids.i No.
8 mixed. 10.0110 at iuci No. 3 do.. Ulc.i rejected
mixed, V0c,i do. white, ke.; track mixed, tt
KUKiC 1 track white, VO.000 at '.'Sa30a. No. 2 uilitd,
delivered, 2l!c. I'uturvn advanced 'oc. Future sales
10,01)1) biuli., at rollowsi
Sat.
Opening, Itlahft, i-ouxif. doting. .V(pM,
July .21 21 1 21
Auiruit 21 21 21 21 ...;
rleitcml'er ... l 22
This is tba visible supply!
,'uly 1 7. Mil. li'etl'tChanget. July 1 B.'BA.
Wheat. bu....l0,34,ooo lcc. l,VM,ioo 40,74:1,000
Corn, hu .. l.M8o,i0ii lice. 20.1,000 H,flnn,000
Oats, bu 7,011.1,1)00 Inc. 04,000 7,10t,llli0
llr, l,U 2,0H,0(U lite. 011,000 l.O.Ml.llOO
llariey, bu.,, l.OOVlOU (no. 207.000 748,0'10
Tbe Nov York stn:k U glreu below:
July 17. '91. WtrVtChangtt.JvluW.'Vn.
Wheat, ba,,. 014,277 Disc. 1H4.IU2 l.VUf-,207
Corn, ba l,3:m,753 Dee. 823,U7a uns.ui
OatsTbu 1,71.1, 145 Deo. 0,757 !,H4I,2H2
HreTbu. .... 403,868 Ino, 048 8,010
llariey, bu.,., 107,000 Ino. 86,841 47,0011'
Tha speculation In whsat to-day was active. The
market was fcverlih and tha fluctuations in prices
1 wsrsXr4Usnt. At Brut prtcts advancsd. TbSrfsables
"Hi
were better than had been expected and were a
compacted by good baying orders. Tbe demand was
soon aallsned, however, and In the absence of con
tinued support prices weakened and declined on
local liquidation. Liberal receipts of new wheat also
contributed to weaken tbs tone. Kansas city re
ceived 208,000 btuh, against 00,000 a year ago.
Chicago received 08 cars, 03 of which were now.
Ons hundred cars are expected then to-morrow.
Dut before tbs olose prices rallied and advanced on
allmontbaexoept July, wbloh closed lower for tbe
day, Tbe early sellers bought, and the strength
at St. Louis was also a bullish factor. Tbe
world's shipments for tbe weak were light and
there was a good decreet In tbe vlilbla supply.
Liverpool declined Id. I'arU deollntd o. to lo.,
but rallied. Flour there closed 10 centimes lower.
Tbe Northwestern reoelpU were 478 ears, atalnst EH4
tut week and 1)34 last year. The visible supply de
created 1,283,000 bnsh. Tbe English visible depressed
1,808,000 busb. Tbe world's shipments list week
were 8,874,002 busb., against 4,288,000 In tbe pre
vious week and 5,840,000 last year. Corn was quiet
but nrmer, In sympathy with the rise In wheat. The
visible supply decreased 300,000 busb. Tho world's
shipment last week were 8,039,010 hush., against
8,018,717 In the previous week. Chicago received
719 curst tbe receipts there to-morrow are estimated
at 1,000 cars. Osta were Irregular. The visible sup
ply Increased 04,000 bush. Chloago received 840
can and expect 470 to-morrow. Chteago, July IP
"Wheat sold off early cent from Saturday's close.
on tba strength of a lower Liverpool, but rallied
quickly, advancing 9c. from the bottom, the range
being from ftoc. to 71 o closing with sellers at 71 c.
Ontsldsof heavy receipts at Kansas Ctty, prospect of
continued liberal movement from tbe Southwest, and
the decline In Liverpool, the news was all very bull
ish, that from tbe Continent being almost sensation
ally strong. There were sale hero of 240,000 bush,
prlng wheat for export, and heavy purchases were
male on Continental account for September ship
ment. Paris eablea reported threshing of tbe new
crop a very disappointing. If tbe shortage
In the foreign crop Is ss great as advices
from there Indicate, present priors here will
look cheap later on. Crop report (rom ths
spring wheat district were, as a rule, fully
as ravorai.le aa heretofore noted. Corn was dull and
easier than Saturday's close. The weather was favor
able over nearly tbe whole of ths corn bell, Wbat
strength there was to the market was due to the sd
vanne Inwbeat. Tbe growing crop Is uneven, with
plenty that Is good and bad In most every district.
T isis m le7 aeosaauii n iwa va va hhuuhmisuii irw
made. In the mean time, we are liable to have ths
usual category ot crop scares. Oat wero dull and In
clined to weakness. The market was only sustained
by the strength In wheat and corn."
Flocs Waa quiet. Buyers were looking for con
cessions, but holders remained firm. Sales 0,800 bbls.
J7arrs. Saoit.
Receipt. 0,038 032
Exports 17,830 48,211
Winter In bbls.: Superfine, tS.03at3.05; No. 2 extra,
t8.1Sat8.85t No. 1 extra, 3.43ai8.en! tlesrs, S3. 45
0tt3.no: straight. tt. lot patents. t4.30rt4.3B.
COTTON Spot cotton here wss unchanged, with
sale of 581 bale for spinning. Middling uplands Re.,
against 7c. last year: New Orleana and nulf 8
against 7c. last year. The Southern stock market
were firm, but unchanged. Savannab sold 306 bates.
New Orleans 800, Charleston 00, St. Louis 0, and
Norfolk a bales. Liverpool declined l-38d. on tbe
pot. with sales of 12,000 btlest futures thero de
clined 4 to B points. In Manchester yarns nnd
cloths were quiet. Memphis received to-dsy Hu bsles,
against SO last week and 80 last ycart Bt Louis '.'9,
against 21 last week end none last year: Augusta 3,
against 72 last week and 1 list year: Cincinnati SS7,
atfilDit 841 last week and cone last ytari Houston
837, Including 1 new, against 1H last week and 25 last
J ear. Memphis shipped to-day 007 bales, St, Louis
,087, Cincinnati 08, and Houston 813 bales. The
receipt at tbe port were 178 bales, against 494 last
week and 784 last year: thus far this week 74ft,
against 808 thns far last week. Tbe exports from the
ports approximated 1.200 bales. New Orleans de
clined 0 points. Futures here opened 3 to 7 points
lower, recovered part of this, but reacted and closed
quiet wth prices 9 to 11 point lower for the day,
with sales of bO.OOO bales. The future trailing was as
follows:
Cloting. niohett, Lotrett. Salet.
July. 7.447.4B 7.48 7.48 100
August 7.41C47.43 7.40 7.80 12,200
September.. 7.197.20 7.32 7.10 10,200
October 7.0237.03 7.08 7.02 10,000
November.. 0.8e.U7 7.08 0.97 0.700
December. .0.80137.00 7.09 7.00 18,800
January... .7.0297.03 7.0U 7.03 20,800
February.. .7.00c7.07 7.00 7.08 800
March. 7.10(87.11 7.18 7.10 1.000
AprU. 7.137.19 7.18 7.19 400
Good rains were reported throughout the cotton
belt on Saturday night and Sunday, causing lower
markets here and In Liverpool to-day. There was no
great pressure to sell here after the opening, bow.
ever, and thdnet loss for the day was small. Liver
pool was active on the spot at a slight decline, but
futures there declined sharply Tbe rainfall In Texas,
however, according to the official report, was not gen
eral by any means. The total rainfall In the State for
two days waa 10.00 Inches, 4.H2 of which fell at
Sherman. In Arkansas and the rest of the cot
ton belt tbe rains were general. The Signal
Service predict showers to-night In Texas,
Oklahoma. Indian Territory. Arkansas. Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama. Liverpool was a moderate
seller bere to-day, but the speculation wss mainly
local. Opotika. Ala., July 19 "Weather the first
half of July baa been exceedingly favorable. Fre
quent showers have greatly benefited earlr and lato
plantings, and given vigor and sice S)o the plant,whlch
ia heavily fruited, and many from bolls are reported.
Present prospects are brilliant. Believe we will have
new cotton Sept. 1. With favorable weether will cer
tainly make a full yield. Crop la well worked and In
good condition to withstand heat or too much rain,
unlet we have drought we shall have a splendid
staple, a bolle are large." Annlston. Ala., July 18.
MA succession of heavy ralnawa bad throughout thla
section from Sd to 13th Inst., greatly Improving
growing crop. Cotton ha sine made rapid progress
and appear about as large aa an average season at
this date, and is remarkably well fruited. Some es
pecially well-cultivated farma report six to eight
.mwn rmllt titth.atttk. PIM mr. ot11 n,lrvl ami
there Is no grass to binder continued growth. While
crop Is later than last year, It now presents a most
promising appearance." Athena. Ua.. July 18.
"Crop Is spotted. Some place plant 1 small and
some places good average alee. Ralna have been par
tial: prospect good where rains were had; rain
needed now." One bale new cotton waa received at
Oalveeton to-day.
LWKuiTic Wool The Wool Exchange quotes do
mestic wool, as follows: Oblo and Pennsylvania,
XXX. 23c: XX and above, 2lc.t X, 21A22c.t No. 1.
24929c.: No. 2. 24323c.: fine unwashed, 16a
17c; unmerchantable, 17tl8c. Ohio Combing
No. 1, H and blood. 28c; No. 2,
blood, 23c; Ohio delaine, 2432ac Michigan X
and above, 10c.t No. 1, 22c: No. 2, 23c;
line unwashed. lOttlec; unmerchantable, lee
Michigan Combing No. 1. and blood. 22a23c;
No. 2, blood, 222ftc; Michigan delaine, 22c. Ken
tucky, Indiana, and Missouri Combing, blood. 2044
21c; combing, blood, 2012.210.; combing, braid,
lOc.t clothing. blood. 10420c; clothing, blood,
1DA20CI clothing, coarse, lHc
Corrtt nto on the spot was dull but ftrmi Ifc 7.
727c. Bales 2.000 bags Maracalbo, 800 bat TJn
raramauga. 730 bags Central Ameilcan. and 100 bags
Savanllla on private terms. Tbe future trading waa
aa follow:
Safes. nighett. tovett. Cloting.
January.... 1,000 7.90 7.00 7.60(87.95
rehruary... 000 7.60 7.00 7.BSw7.eo
March 5,760 7.00 7.99 7.60CS7.00
AprU 3.600 7.70 7.00 7.807.5
Msy 4.730 7.70 7.03 7.637.70
June 600 7.80 7.80 7.7987.80
July 1.300 7.10 7.03 7.00(87.10
August 2.000 7.10 7.03 7.06U7.IO
September. 3,000 7.25 7.20 7.0(t7.28
October.... 1.000 7.33 7.80 7.23147.35
November.. 300 7.40 7.40 7.80ljt7.40
December. .18.250 7.30 7.40 7.4037.40
Futures here advanced 30 to 40 point, closing Irreg
ular after sales of 41,230 bags. Havre advanced lf.
to l'.f. Hamburg advanced 2U(i!.2 pfg Blowa
unchanged; receipts, 17,000; exchange, 7 17-82d., an
advance ot 1.32d. Santo was 900 rela higher; re
ceipts. 21,000. The advance here and In Europe to
day was caused by a Brailllan cable stating that frost
had datm ged tbe crop In the Kantos district.
Nival htqee Dull. Spirits of turpentine, SA
26e.i common to good strained rosin, fl,03(A
tl.07.
ParraoLrtTM Crude certificates were unquoted here
and at Oil City. Kenned here, 0.79; in Philadelphia,
9.70; naphtha, ft. 80,
Paoristois Lard steady. Prime. 14,82. rork
firm hut dull. Mess, t"ils.00. Tallow, 8c But
tr Creamery, Weitern, 16((16a Eggs state,
fresh gathered. lai2o. Chicago, July lv." Pro
visions scored a fair advance on lighter nog receipt
thanxieotd and because of an excellent cash de
mand. The speculative demand waa rather light, and
soma realising by local long caused a setback late In
the day. and the market iSoaed steady with part of
ths early Improvement held. F.lf bteen thousand hogs
are estimated for to-morrew. This market has a
strong undertone, and the outlook la for considera
bly higher prices."
scoauItaw dull but flrmt SOMeit, 8ai SO test,
8sc Sale 300 bbls. muscovado, 80 test, at 8o.
Refined Ann and rather more active.
Cnicaoo, July 10. These were to-day's prices;
Sat.
TFTisat; Opining. IJigkut. Lowsf. Cloting. Kiaht.
July .. 74 78 78 78 76
Sept... B 71 " 71 08
Dee... 71 72 70 72 71
Corn!
Sept.. 20 7 28 18 97
Deo... 27 28 27 27 28
Sept!."- 17 18 17 17 IS
May... 20 20 20 20 20
la rd;
Sent... 4.15 4.20 4.12 4.15 4.10
Sent...' 4.45 4.00 4.41 4,45 4.4S
Aw:
Sept.., (.7.62 17.07 t7.07 t7.0J (7,60
Uve Stoeli Market.
JTxw York, Monday, July 10. neeelpU ef beeves
yesterday and to-day, Including 00 cars to 1 ex.
Sorted and 03 cars direct to local slaughterers, were
,387 bead; 98 cars on sale all told. Generally steady;
common and medium steers a trifle firm. Tho
yard were not quite cleared at the close.
Native steer sold st t4.2fU5.10 v 100 fti,; stags
anil oxen at t"4t4.29i bulls at tll.ftOtm 401 dry
covrs at t2At3.90, Dressed beef steady at 8S,8o. i
It. for native side. Cable from British markets
quota American steer at titsftlO'c. y ., dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef at 7(7ic. V B.
Nn exports to day; to-morrow, U44 breves and 2,880
quarters of b?sf,
Itcelptsof calves yesterday and today, all for the
market, were 2,888 head; acllvo and c, higher all
around and tbe pens were ilentvd early. Veals sold
at t(tt'l.73 V 100 s.tDuttermllkcslvrs at 4H.73
14. City dressed oils higher at HLjcuioLe. tb.
llrcelptaof sheep and latnhn yesterday and to-day,
Including 11 lars direct to hutchem, were lO.lJri
head; 94 cars on sale, all told. Sheep stesdyt lamia
active, but sales arersged a shsdo easier, About 4
cars were held over. Mieepeold at C33C4.60 100
fis 1 lambs at 1 1.73(4 13.73. Dressed mutton, 7(t8sc.
r b. I dressed lambs. 7(41 Oc.
Ito rlpts of ho;s yrsterdsy and tvdsy weie 0,300
tend 1 701 head on sale. Firm at t3.liuat4.l6,
Ileal statute Private Rales.
Arthur R. Parsons ha sold for Mary R. Cox to Ar
thur C. Minders, the ilot on Ihe north aide of Sixty.
seventh street 123 fet west of Amsterdam avenue,
100x100.6. Mr, Manders gives In part payment No.
oi:t ti OIK Writ 17nthstrret, four three-story dwell
Ingi.escb 18.9x30x100, Tne transfer Involves about
tiuu.uoo.
Bernard Smyth ft Sons have sold for James Meehau
the lot on tllverelde Drive, 160 feet south of 119th
street, 28x100.
Aahbst P. Fitch has sold the lot on Fifth avenua,
20 feat aouth of 81xty-cond street, recently pur
ehuast br nlm of J. Sergeant Cram, to Mrs, Jospla
i
1 '
a xEOxrrJSR xon josir cottier.
Tfceaght te Be tferth fa 50,000 When H ts
tired from at Iterative OfBce Three Tears Age.
Alderman John Gullfoylo of Brooklynreoentlr
obtained Judgment against former County Clerk
John Cottier for labor and material furnished In
the building of some houses in West Brooklyn.
The execution was returned by the Sherlft un
satlsflod, and then proceedings were taken in tha
Supremo Court, which resulted yesterday In tho
appointment by Justiod Van Wyck of William
C. Courtney at receiver of Mr. Cottier's prop
erty. Mr. Cottier has been In financial troubles
for a year, due, it it said, to unfortunate real
estate investments. At ono time Mr. Cottier
was the Democratlo leader in the Eighteenth
ward, and after his election as County Clerk
moved to the Thirtieth ward. It was the general
opinion that when he retired from the County
Clerk's ofllce threo years ago he was worth over
9150,000. When nominated for County Clerk
six years ago he was n buyer in a loading Brook
lyn dry goods establishment.
Court (Jstlendara This Day,
Appellate Division Supreme Court. Recess.
Supreme Court Kpeolal Term. Part I. Motion cal
endar called at 10:80 A.M. Part II. Kx-parte mat
tars. Surrogate's Court Chambers. Motion calendar
called at 10:80 A. M. For probate Will of Charles
llahn. Frank Kxtacutntt. John Wilkin. Louts Sclma
bel, Cathsrlne Carroll, Emma Orecner, Henry Often,
Anna A. King, Nloholaa W, S. Catlla. John J. Delaney,
Mary A.Costello, Annie M. Cahlll, at 10:30 A. M.
Circuit Court Special term. Motion.
efttmnctai.
PDOPnAI PHD
$10,053,017.27
op
3! Bonds and Stock
OP THE1
City of New York.
Exempt from taxntlon by the City nnd
County ot New York.
Principal and interest Payable in Gold
sxxctrroiu, administtiatoiw, ouap.diavs.
AND OTHERS HOLDINO TRUST FUNDS
ARE AUTHORIZED Br AN ACT OF TUB
LEGISLATURE PASSED MARCH 14. 1880,
TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS AND
STOCK.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB RECEIVED by the
Comptroller of the Olty of New York, at his office.
No. S80 Broadway, In tha City of New Tork, untUJ
Thursday, tbe 29th day of Jnly, 1897,
AT a O'CLOCK P. St..
when they will be publicly opened, aa provided by
law, for the whole or part ot the following described
Coupon or Registered Bond and Stock of the City of
New Tork, bearing, interest at three and one-half per
cent, per annum, to wltt
OI.TOO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITT OF NEW TORK, KNOWN
A8 "ADDITIONAL WATER
STOCK OF THE CITY OP NEW
YORK." Principal payable Oct.
1. 1910.
0,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
AS "SANITARY IMPROVEMENT
BCnOOLHOUSE BONDS." Princi
pal payable Nov. 1, 101R,
1SO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF T1TE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR TI1E
PURCHASE OF NEW STOCK OR
PLANT FOR THE DEPARTMENT
OF STREET CLEANING. Princi
pal payable Nov. 1. 1H10.
1,010,090.47 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
as "scnooLnousE bonds."
PiinclpsI payable Nor. 1, 1010.
00,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR AC-
5DIRINO LAND REQUIRED FOR
UK BRIDOE OVER THE IIAB
LESI RIVER AT THIRD AVENUE,
AND TnE APPROACHES THERE-
i n. ., k. .- .
1018.
S00.000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR NEW
BUILDINOS, ETC . FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF PUBLIC CIIARI.
TIES. Principal payable Nov. 1,
1018.
900,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OP NEW YORK. FOR NEW
BUILDINGS, ETC., FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF CORRECTION.
Principal pavableNov. 1, IH18.
SOO.OOO.OO CONS6LIDATED 8TOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR RE
PAVINO STREETS AND AVE
NUES. Principal payable Nov. 1,
1018.
00,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR LAY
INO WATER MAINS. Principal
pavableNov. 1. It) 18.
9 O.OOO. OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS POLICE DEPARTMENT
BONDS." Principal payable Nov.
1.1018.
040,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TnE
CITY OF NEW YORK. STREET
AND PARK OPENINO FUND
STOCK. Principal payable Nov.
1.1018.
007,010.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
REDEMPTION OP REVENUE
BOND ISSUED FOR THE PAY
MENT OF AW A RDS. ETC., IN THE
FORT WASHINGTON PARK
PROCEEDING. Principal pay
able Nor. 1. 1018.
aao.4ai.oo consolidated stock ok the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE
BONDS ISSUED FOR THE PAY
MENT OF JUDOMENTR FOR THE
AWARDS, ETC.. IN THE MAT
TER OF ACQUIRING THE SITE
FOR A COURTHOUSE FOR THE
APPKI.LATE DIVISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT. Principal
payable Nov. 1. 1018.
0.000,000.00 CONSOLIDATPI) STOCK OF TnE
CITY OP NEW YORK, KNOWN
AH "DOCK BONDS." Principal
payable Nov. 1. 1"'.'7.
The resolutions of the Commissioners of the Sinking
fund, exempting said Bonds and Mock from local
taxation, were adopted pursuant to the authority of
an ordinance of the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October 9, 1880, and aectlon 137 ot the
Kew York City Consolidation Act ot 1889,
TTIE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON
THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK ARB
PAYABLE TN OOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. OF TnF. PRESENT BTANDARD OF
WEIQUT AND FINENESS, AT THE OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section 148 of the New Tork City Con
solidation Act of 1881, a amended by Chapter 108 of
the Laws of 1807:
No proposal for bond or stock will be accepted for
lesa than the par value or ths same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller In
money, or by certified oheck drawn to tha order of
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
of tbe City of New York, TWO PER CENT, of the
.Ha . 4 It a hhlnASal flieil tlrvltisv nsu en I tl tl Wfc
UDUUUfc VI IN jitvivei aaavauuautA ft. aw
proposal will be received or considered which Is not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposit will
bo returned by the Comptroller to the person mak
ing the same within three day after decision aa to
the highest bldderor bidders has been made, except
the deposit or deposit made by such highest bidder
or bidders. If said highest bidder or bidders shall re
fuse or neglect, within Uve dsys after the service of
written notice of the award to bltit or them, to
pay to the Chamberlain of the City of New York
the amount of the stock or bonds awarded to Dliy
or them at their par value, together with the pi-fl
mium thereon, If any, less the amount deposited by
him or them, tbe amount of suoh deposit or deposits
shall be forfeited to and be retained by Ihe City
of New York a liquidated damage for such refusal
ornrglect,
The Comptroller, with the approval of tbe Com
missioner of the Sinking Fund, shall determine
what. If any, part of said proposals shall ba ao
eepted, and upon peynisnt Into he City Treasury of
the nmounU due by tho persons whose bids are ao
oopted, respectively, certificates thereof shall be
Issued lo them a authorised by law,
Tho propossK tegetner with the si-curlty deposit,
should be Inclosed In a sealed envelope. Indorsed
" Proposals for Bonds of the CnrH)ratlon of the City
of New York," end then Inclosed In a second en
velope, addressed lo the Comptroller of the City of
Now York,
For full Information see City Record.
ASHBEL P. FITCH,
Comptroller.
CITT OF NEW YORK,
WKAMOX PsU,ATMEJT--O0MPTa0LIJa'8 OF
FICE. 1 . jruwr io, mt;
OFFICE OF THE
Equitable Gas Light
Company
OF NEW YORK,
340 THIRD AVENUE,
NEW TORE, July 18, 1807.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
At a meeting of ths Executive Committee of ths
Equitable Oa Light Company of New York, at which
all ths members and nearly all of the directors were
present, ths publication ot ths notloe Inviting stock
holders of this company to deposit their share with
Ihe Central Trust Company, for ths purpose of con
solidation with the New York and East River Oas
Company, or sale of their shares to a syndicate, waa
considered.
It waa discovered that no directors ef this company
had ever been consulted upon the subject ot ths ad
TertlMd plan, and the advertisement wu a surprise
to all present.
It was ths unanimous decision ot the Committee
and dlreotors present to decline, a stockholders, ths
aforesaid proposition, and a directors they cannot
recommend other stockholder to accept.
By order of the Executive Committee,
J. P. MIIiIjKR, Secretary.
t&9ft i"ifi?i TO LOAN on mortgage, the wholoor
tPU.UUU part! New York or Brooklyn.
a. 8. HINMAN. 7 Pine si
tfltchtgttt Co. groptttu ejgot nle.
SAVE YsfttJI
ECENSIO
$25--FOUR
AIAO 8Pl.ItDID LOTH
" f 10,000,000 TO BE SPENT BY THE BOROU
glO.000.UOn BONDS OFFER
"8100,000,000 FOR EXPENSES." Kvenlug Sun.
TAXES IN NEW YORK CITY
Kenaloo. Harlem Railroad, 82 minutes from the
every weeki some are preparing to build at once.
Call or send for map
KEW MrrilKULtlfD TIEAL,
$ral (Estate nt 3Vuction.
ATAUCTaOJj;
Ths 4-j acres, with stone cottage, barn, Aa, for
merly the property of
WARREN E. SMITH,
OREENWICH, CONN.
will be old at publlo auction on the premises at
11 O'CLOCK A. St. A CO. 11.
By order of
EDiri XT. TltnOCHMORTOir, Assigns.
Steal (Sfjtnte ef m l5ale California.
CALIFORNIA. Owing to death of late ownor, an
elegant 40 acre ranch, several orchards and a quan
tity of valuable land are offered for sale at exception
ally low prlcest located between Los Angeles and
Ban Diego, near coast. Write for particulars to
C. ISEARD. San Luis Rey, Cat.
SUnt CSistnte or nle or (Sxcbnunc.
JERSEY UOTEU SOoTrantaXVsVoVlleense.'floO.
Farm wanted. 81,000 to 8.1,000.
OWNER, 357 Hchermerhom st Brooklyn.
eor jJate or So get (City.
AT WOODLAWN HBIOnTS. CITY Choice cottage.
9 room, all tmprovenicnts,to lett 818 per month,
or sold on eaay term. IRVINU, 810 MadUonav,
jSelert loam.
Eaat Side.
A Clll ST.. 188 EAST. Larae and maU roomai
rtO olaanllnes aspedalty; table board! transient!
gentlemen 1 refarenoe. BRADY.
West Side.
"I 7TH ST., 14 WEST. Slngl and doubla room!
X I board optional: liberal tablet refernoe.
I jlCTTH ST.. SS WEST Pleaaant rooma, private
XMsJ houaet conveniences: terms mod erstei near
"L" elation.
umifllieil glooms &3Vpartmentji to get
Eaat Side.
AT 6 TJNrvKRSITY PLACE (and Washington
Square) nandsomely furnished rooms to let,
permanent or transient; gentlemen.
NIYERSITY PLACE, 0, opposite Washington
square. Largo, airy rooms, finely furnished: bath:
single or en suite: superior house: gentlemen: refer
ence. IT sat Ride,
1 OTTO ST.. 40 WEST. One single and double room.
1 In refined, comfortable houaet gentlemen only:
references.
QQTII ST., BO WEbT. Front hall room, per
Od week.
ROTH ST., S07 WEST.-Cholce rooms: hot, cold
JO water: gaa: bath: elet ator; S3 SO, St. RIPLEY.
Ints ana apartments 5o Set.
TSIE FIFTH" AVEXUeT"
10.18 FIFTH AV COR. 8BTH 8T.
Elegant corner apartment, 10 rooms and bath:
second floor: greet Inducements offered. Apply to
W. O, KOIIgRTM, Superintendent.
A. F.W liril.DI'VUS.
Northwest corner 7th at. and 140th St.. one block
fromelevnted station: finest location In New Yorkt 4
and S large all outside rooms; open plumbing; great
Inducement Apply on premise.
ALLEN ST.. 100 Four light rooms; all Improve,
mentsi rent reasonable. Inquire In store 008
8d sv.
LEROY ST., 03. near Bleecker. 4 large, light rooma,
with !mprovemente;low rent.
SECOND FLAT to let l & rooms and bath; all Improve
ments; rent 817 1314 Washington st , lloboken.
1 OfCTH ST., 248 EAST. Apartments of ttvree and
XiO tour roomst alt light rooms: cheap reiit.
,f umijJhea ,f Int. Zn get.
17LAT8 AND APARTMENTS, unfurnished, furnished,
-L In desirable locations; rent 8340 to 13,000.
FOLSOU BROTHERS, 833 llroodw), cur. Kith st,
gftt'elUnn ouseu Eo get ffitttj.
DESIRABLE HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished.
In desirable locatlonsi rent Sl.uou io $0,000,
F0L8OM BROTHERS, 833 Broadway, cor. 1311) st.
givtUlntj loiij(fis to get Counttij.
rt'O LET, III IMS KM OOII. .V. J. Two cottuges; all
-a. improemeuis; near urpuit large (noli; snaae,
fruit, and stable; rent 140 and 823. Address
J, CALVIN UOlir.KT, Rldewood,N. J.
Ho get for Sub-hum gtupoue..
flUILDlNOS, stores, lofts, offices, and studios to let
At in destrshle locat'ons.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, H83 Broadway, cor. l!Hh st,
BUII.DINtlS, stores, lofts and omccs tnletia large
number. RUI.AND A WlllTlM), 0 Heetmsn st.
OFFICES to let, t to 113 month, st 21 Beekmanst,
near Nassau.
HULAND t WHITINO, D Beekman st.
gfflRl Notice.
'M'EW YORK SUPREME COURT.
FARMERS' LOAN c TRUhT COMPANY,
as Trustee, I'mlutlfT, ;
Against :
DANIEL ABERI.Ii ami others. Impleaded with :
HAMtll'.l. W, M1M1ANK. as Itrrelirr of the ;
Mutual Benefit Life Atsoclatloti ot America, :
Dtfeudants. :
To all members of'iiie Mutual Ueucfit Lift AsmmIa.
tlon of America, and all persons tlslittlng to be
meiulers and rittltit-d to participate In the Re
s -ne Fund uf ssld Association, and the refiresi-n
tatlves of sucb members who batu dltd since
Septeinlwr Htb, IHOlt
YOlf ARK IIEKTUIY NOTIFIED and ItEOTIItED,
pursuant to the Interlocutory judgtui nt entrte I In Hie
above entitle I action In the onlrc uf Ihe f'h'ri; of tho
City and county of New York. Iarltiir date on Um
1 Nth day (if November, 1800, a moduli d d afllr id
by a Judgment of the Appellsls Dlilslmieut nd on
the Will dly of Jone, Mt, tuapie r U-fnn-inc. Ihci
undersigned, the Referee appointed ln sod by said In
terlocutnry Judgment, at my ofllce. -V". Swl'srl. IMw
In the City of New York, on the mh day of 'un.t,
1897, at two o'clock In tbenflcinoon, to prove your
right to participate In tbe Reserve Fund of said Aesu-
Msfetss.
"
i j 'IsHfll
cStntCgtatt ef ornlt goun gtfHmi ifl
THE SUN ,f H
Harlem Branch jH
t!9 WEST 125TH STREET
NORTH SIIOItK OF l.ONtl ISLAND, hour from clt - Hl
with One view of the Soutidt a beautiful summer laH
or winter home for snle very chenpt nearly new mod 1-t SaH
ern house, latest stylo of architecture, with IS rooms VAsB
nndoverylmpMveinenttamideplastastnorle-cochors '? ' .'HaasB
and tower, stables, rarrlsge, row, poultry houses, .... ftEaS
pigeon corral, Japanese summer pagoda and eon ' CVel
ervatoryt I) Hj acres of finest high land, with grand XI '.ikH
views ot fine country for miles, all laid out In land- -... s rikH
capes, walks, drhes, flower beds, lawns, shrubst ' "" Ji "'llH
abundance of finest fntlts, choice garden. Ito reason. 1i "iH
oblo offer will Ik- refuted, and the greater part of the ,r! i ' vHH
firlce may remain on mortgaso at n per cent,; house 1 HtH
s furnished, possession at once. I'liatographs with ,r' ,,Ct
THOMAS P. PAYNE. Pi; Broadway. ..fcV iU
FIVE ACRES FOR WO. Z
This pmpeny Is located hlsh and dry, free front "fit H
any swamp lamlt If found othrnvlno after investiga- ..- 'JH
tlon. mom-v refuniledi Ills lieautlfully situated with- , iljH
In altout one mile of Centre Moriches on Long Island, w J'llBH
and v ill to Hold on tsrms of 3 down and then 98 0 ..f, 'tiH
mouth! see about this at once. Address ,, ImH
WM. II. MOFFITT, & -'ftjH
0I Lllerty St., N.T. e ' - jBJ
5 ACHES FOB. SB1SO. VH
At Pat'hogueand Medford, L. I :easy terms: 19 per ""' iH
month nnd up. For particular call or writs to O. L '.T 'r.lBH
8CHWKNCKE. Laud and Investment Company, .,u jrWH
B70-a7Brodwy, New York. ' t '.!
A HANDSOME BRICK MANSION, with fine stable ' 1 iflfl
and two acres of land In tawn and garden, st Ool exVH
lege Point, L. I. overlooking tha Sound i will a 11 tTV 'U
very low. Address l) Post Ofllce box 8.B3P. t r lHfl
DUNTON. ll.rso; 1300 cash, balance on your , v-IVS
terms: lo-room Queen Anno dwelling: all Im . 'iSfl
provementst corner, 78x100; ono blook from ear ' C 'slksfl
direct to brldire. UOBT. F. CIIAIO. AtlanMa and Van - 1 I
Slclou avs., Bruoklrn. , t 'HI
Ql K( BUYS 0 ACRES FINE LAND at Miller'' .. ,.' A 'HI
WloU Place.Longlslandicloaetoststlonandnsar ' " J 'iBjtal
Bound. Only 13 down, balance 11.00 weeklr. Beaut! JL1 s J
ful location aud a rare chance to Invest a little money v ' jBawJI
profltt)ly. Pro,1uctlve soil, land level, no rocks, "tvJVJB
sroncs, or swemps. Title guaranteed. Deed free. In -. 'fllafl
vestlgate quick. RI8LEY. 1 8 Chambers st, ,)j i ,
3 .j' '
WejJtrhejBter (Go. gtopertij ot nle. ,it. H
ESb BUY ''iB
O LOTS. I
FOR SIOO. ..: II
BOO, DTri A.VD810O nACII. f -'SHI
OHS." Herald. May '.'3d. 1807. , ' flfltl
ED FOR SALE AT PRESENT. 9H
June 23th. 1H07. :,aBBj
WILL BE MUCH HIGHER. . ., 1 ?Vflel
city, ecapes tills terrible burden. Many aro buying ' 7
Property sure to Increase In value. ' , ! BBB
and free passes at once. Q HH
Tr COVIIMM', 311 nnoADITAT, IT. T. ,. riSEv
Seal (gjitnte .for nle jTetv jfcgefl ' I . .91
flENAFLY, N. J, Complete modern house, thor- " 'J IxflH
X oughly and honestly built: 8 large rooms, bathand i 'rflBfl
all Improvements; wide, shady porch: high groundi 3rflB
ten minutes' walk from ttlon; for sale, 84,000; will '.1
rent, n, WEATI1ERDV & CO.. 271 Broadway. y I flHl
PAI,lttDr DIHTniCTt Large lots. 178 1 terms Jh f. SBm
12.30 monthly; high ground: near bonses. I jj- 1 aBLTJ
WEATHERBY, 271 Broadway. -c j :'BjVjl
Wnutetl emnlejJ. :; j H
BOOKBINDERS. Wanted, gold layers and machine , j jiawBei
folders nt i c, rtl 9B1
NORTH RIVER BINDERY CO., 181 Bank t. j KflaBJ
BOOKI1INHINO. Hand folders wanted. THOMAS ' U .4i4tWl
RCfcSELL et SON. 24 New Chamber st. . .i ;J!'B
EXPERIENCED HANDS on fancy feathers: also bird " 'llnBH
mounters. Apply to DAVID hPERO. 1B0 Mercarst. " 1v;.l!wl
J"?ANCY FEATHElti. Exiertenced handVwanted oa V 'J ifli
- sll kinds of fancies. Work given out to bird and. ,,," i 9H
wlogmouBiers. Anply alt week. "ZT lftlll
LA VAKE. BRETT ft CO., 747 Broadway. ,t. ' tfwi
FANCY FEATHERS. Experienced fancy feather r'to j 'iLVfll
and aigrette bands; alsn tlnl mounter; wortt a? 'ItWH
given out. HERMAN A OCINZRURO. 010 Broadway. -kJ ' (VI
O O. O. bSTRicif CURLERS. Oood hands eaa "f t ''H
.O. procure steady work and good pay. (J. ' JBfll
O WUllZDUI10F.lt A. 1IF.C11T. 005 Broadway. .5 IBfl
TlfANTED Oood fancy festher band: sample 'r HtB
it maker preferred. sCHEUKR BROS, 081 B'way. "- 'i eSH
Ifnuteil ainlej! 3UechanlciJ. St. MH
CLAMPBELL CYUNDEB PRESSMEN-Colored ra- ' IrVfl
1 Istered label work; steady situation nrst-claag 'StH
men. Address, stating age, experience, salary wanted, f 'H
C. C.. box 182 Sun offloe. -. J 'laH
X' steady. Apply 81 East Houston it. filB
Wanted pialeu PJiseeUaneoun. i JH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FBATnERS. An Im- . i ,H
porting houre wants an experienced stock derki $ .kka
steady employment to right tarty. Address, with j. "H
references, IMPORTER, box 180 nun ofllce. . 4H
I EXPERIENCED INSURANCE CANVASSERS wanted , , cSBJ
-i by established real estate compsnv to sell bonds. J HsVl
Good pay. No lapses. Metropolitan Investment Milfl
Company of New York, 100 Broadway, " Jf
"WANTED Boy 18 years or age, to work In ladles' 'fpfl
II and genta' restaurant. Apply 4 Fulton at. aiM
UttaltiotTWantrd gitale?. .' U
A POSITION wanted aa private tutor by a youss . m3B
man, 23 ) ear old, of good addross. and possasa .s l
Ing both a B. Sc. aud E. E. degreo from a flrst-clsas ,' : -JfH
State university, best of refer.nce can be f urnlahed. i JtrtB
AUdreasC. 1'. 11., box 73. Mt, Hope. O. 'ilKjJ
A BOY. age 10 living with his parent, would like " i 'Ml
to learn some serviceable trad; Brooklyn pre- 3 -3H
f erred: can turntsh reference. Address ANDREW -"aH
BURNS. ltai Prospect place. Brooklyn. N. Y. IhM
"70UNO MAN, possessed of business ability, bright. M WM
X original and a hustler, seeks employment; highest -& ?!
references; mlnlmuiu salary 113. f pjOm
8. K., box 182 Sun office. S JVilJ
pianofortes, (Drflan?, Se. I 'SQ
fTscherianos - II
We hive on hand a largo assortment ' ODD styles. ft l SIM
new and silently used l'lsuo.. ln unlquo designs and. t ;?-'
choice wods. v,hleh will lie offered at a 10. 1 ZUjlM
CREAT REDUCTION ,,, M
from their regular prices This chance to secure a " g mat
8rst-rlns Piano should not be overlooked. K ,Mm
Cash or easy pasnient. B AMm
W OtKROOMS: sH
S3 UNION r-gUAHE. WEST. I S 4Mt
between loth and 171h u , New York. " M 'Mm
AFINK UPRIOHT PIANO, 1143, 13 monthly! Chick- '3 X MM
erlug. bargain if g jH
Wlbh.N Kit. 80 Montgomery t.. Jersey City. ,iv J i9U
tTixoANT Ul'RIOHT PIANO. 1103. 18 monthlyt' ,, S H
Jj Slelnwy, bargain. WlnbNER, 20 East 14th st. " ;i- imm
Oprneeulnirs. . M Wril
AnNESTFINWAY,117B,10monthrympright,br- Ai
gain. WlasSEBHALL.tlll Broad St.. Newark. N.J. ' '
STEINWAY, 1100:1(1 monthly; upright, rent S. . 'SB
WISSNER.B30FultonstMUrooklyn:openeTsnlng. (uji
UntlOHT PIANO. 1113, lit monthly; Stelnwsy, ,
bargain; reut 13. WlbSNER, B32 State st., near ' ,V
Flalbush av Brookl; n. ' fljjt
I'I'nitillTfl T BAIt(JAI8. g .
7 Oct., medium ilze. 81B0 13 monthly. 4?Mw
7iqoct., large sire. 1200 10 monthly. VK tH
Others at from ll'.'.'i 10 monthly up. V lH
(IQHDON'S. MJ Fifth ave.. liet, 201b A 2tst sls. Jj5aH
Q( KL'I.I.Slzr. PIANOS at 110 each, 13 monthly. '0 'fl
OW wlsSNF.lt, 200 rulton St., Brooklyn. Open even. Q tMm
Iks. 1? 'MM
patents. j' 9
C1ET RICH QUICKLY. Send for "1100 Inventions '. 'Iff1
I Wauled." KDI1ARTATK. A CO.. 24B B'way.N.Y, (s-' i j JJi
1)ATKNTS for Inventions procured promptlyi low r
rates. HOrDElt A BRIKbtN, 82 Nassau st,. N.Y.I 7.Al
established lhOI. i - 'f,
i 5 t ! f
pedifnt. ',? J
"TTKNTuiSoTlllllt.llRINDLiroHADUATEUNl- i ' $
A VERM TV 01" THE Ml Y HI NEW YORK, MEDI- . Wt
CM DIIl'Aliriir.NT; 33 YFAlfi A M'KOIAI.IST IN - ft-
DI&F.Abl.h id MhN OLD Dlt. CIMNDLE hss been ei i- 4V
lunger estal'll.t.el and hss bu 1 mnrce-xpcrlt-hce than p tft
nn) otlur udtitllsing pli) uhlan; city papers prove lfj)
IhU. Uudei his soleulldc trcatmeut bliHid andikla I ife
dlseakcs. pains In buues, red spots, sore throat and t Wf
liioulh, lllceis, pulnful ni.ngs, kidney aud bladder 1 jM'
roinplulms, sculdltiK lunaiiiini'tloii. gravel, undevel- ; :
(ipdl organs. eak la'k. bt vitality, resHlily, per. I A
mux ml) cured Men about In marry should consult " if
t)l. I) UK (IIIINDLE Etry ImiM-illineut removed, ' ! W;
bufferrrs, do not asUMIme visiting less skilful pbysl. , )i ,
cUns UrineiiilH'r OLD Dll filtlMil.E never falls. . Jf
HFKIl F. tiVKR Ki YEAR-, nt 171 Wist 12th St.. be- ) A i
tHeen Oth and 7th s Advlcofreo Medicine 11. flf
Hours, V tot). Kuudas. u to 3 Nocluiryo unless cured, r. Uj
ll.l lilt, C.lll'.V, 4ti sear n speilallst lu dls J "
eiisewor men nnl. (VuieWcst pr rmsneiit i ure guar. ' i ml'.
uterd lu alt dl.i ae. or liioliey lefunded, Blood pel W)
miii, skin dlnes.es, kldtie) or I ladder trouble, weak, t u i W
uess. nertiius dtddllty, ern ri of outh, 1 0)1 dreams, .g ' 5 !
uiak iii,.l"(lpdiirjns, iTiipedlinenle lo nurrUpe, , '. 8
Ac. lie wise, toniult II e i ii old socialist In tnU ffl-
cliv ildlinuxr ilii yiar at 120 Kai lth st . near ' ilf
t'ti'lon .iiuri llouis n to u. sut)ds)s u to a Kclt-n J'
tine treutinint and mil lee free Me.llclno only ftoc, it
..-4,-.-lll('M.1T l'i:itllKT tun It Jlj
li dli.ca.eiof men. tlainit rous cay todelted; relief i riy
at ii i i ; those deMirltiiTonli ilrst-clsss sdentlttu treat- tat
im ill should cull. TinleuillngtpceUllst Dr. Ilonschur, , fin
' ' w'"'' 22d st 1) to .1, I) lo . huti'lo)s. IU to -4. ' 5 ij.t
1 l -Dll. CONRAD'S SANITARIUM, 117 West 47IU ' '. 6
jl.l (formerl) .lllh at j Tclrphotx) HOI U8th st - 3 ''
Consultation u to 0. -u ' j V
f ADIrCRf ChlchMtcr's EngJith Poinyrovil Pffll"" .. , fl
is 'Ptsato Rrssu, nro the Best. sUstuiistu. ;' -
Y.kc so stsrr. Ms Sc, fttsmrs, lr tsrtkvUrs. 'rUlki . T,
,CA.Vt.V, . miim. ' ' " '

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