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lLoojrttlBs H7S 10 70
6 Ho. K E lit.. 03 6 70S
lBM8tlcaBe.l04S 10 77
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8 70S 31 38S
8 80 3VMId tol. S..102
2 Bob AO till.... 80S 7Wsbltt 104
3 Mich Cent Ts... H7 2 Wsb d 71 S
lOMoPaccn 84S 6 71S
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87 80S 10Wbdeb,eB... 23
8 SOS 0 Wt.t Slits 100
7 80 4 100S
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10 60S lWBTtPirol 474
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RAILROAD A2SD OTHER SB AH1CT.
Open- High Low. , CZoefna .
Cain, tttg. est. ft. ltd. Aiked.
l74S7.mBR142 144S 141 144 144S
1148AraBRpll2 113 111 113 113
8489 Am 8 II. 13 13 13 13 13
1481 Am a lip 32 32S 31S 31S 31
1935AmTob. 70 80S 76S SOS SOS
115AmEx..llG 116 116 116 117
IMOoArnOO'l 14S 16 14 14 16
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1010 Ateh.T
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B841 Atrn.TJt
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K70BayBtO 13 13 12 13 13
UIMBrntRT 86 36 34 36 36
BMDbn O.110S 117 116S 117 117
400Cu8o.. 61 61 61 60S 61
asOCsaPto. 00 00 00 00 00
liOCoale. 40 40 40 40 40
lBOOIoepf. 80 80 80 88 00
TBSSOAOtW 10 10 0 OS 0
1400OmstkT .6 .6 .6
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878BChlcOu 00 00 08 08 OSS
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BIL.... 28 28 28 27 28
18BCN W11BS 118 117S 118 118
7917C.UAQ. 80S BBS SOS BBS 88
40800 OlIAStP 88 B8S 87 88 80S
80 CM A St
Fpf..,.141S141S141Sl41 141
ItUSORMtP 81 82 BOS 81 82
lOOOoiraeL 18 IBS 16 IB 16
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BiOConOss.100 100 106 100 170
8SIDna4.113S 113 113 113 114
100D,LW167S 167S 167S 167 16B
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S0UkeBb.l71 171 171 170 172
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I000WALE. IS IS IS IS IS
Total sales. 388.644 shares.
BO8T0X CU33INO QUOTATIONS.
TIM. Atked. ma. jsKd.
BosAArh..213 AmB-HTel226S 280
Boift M....160 100 WntKleo.. 21
CbrJrnm.l04 104 Bos A Hon..l32 132
OhtaJpt.,.107 108 CalAIIecla300 306
Pltrhlurvp 01 02 Osceola..... 34 36
OldColony.lBO (JulncjM... 114
WE It com. 01 01S TaniMlu...l87 120
Domln'nC. 11 IIS
ruiLADEu-rtiA oismo qdotatioks.
Rid. AttrA. Bid. J$HL.
UhtnTal. 31 31 CO Imp 00 73S 73"s
PrnnRR... 63S 63SWOLCO. 44S 46
OPRofl.. 22 El SB com 20 21
rhlleTrac. 72 73 El B Dpi... 23 24
Onion Tru US USHH.I.APe 14 14
EAPTC. 72S 72S I'U.LAPp 83 33
HetTrac.. .HIS 112 w.lsOcom 10 23
CTofNJi 28 20 Well Opt.. 63 04
CTotNJBs 02 03 UaitTraul. 18 18
CniCAOO CLOS1NO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Ailed. Bid. AtUd.
8S"l-. 41 41LakeS-L- 14 14
AmRtrTvl. 28 20 S V Blsoult 40s 60
Canal AD.. 66 SChSt Rj.233 234
Cltjlfway.243 260 WCh8tHjl06 106S
Dtam'd H..144K, 14.5
LATKST LOSTION OTTOTATTONX
Atcbtson. s a p 1 3 Norfolk A W pf.n.. 20
Canadian PaCHj... 70 N'ortbem Pa ittspC. 43 I
Chreaprake A OMo. 18 Ontario A West..... 10.
Erleron.aap 1 6 Pennsylvania t4 j
Erie lit pf 37s luadlnc. Ista p.... 12
Illlno's Central 102$tPaul 00
Cuiut Texas.... 14 South Railway 0 '
Lake Shore 174 Muth Railway pt 31
LouUrUIr A Nesh.. 64 Un.on Pacifla. 7
ew York Central. 1U4 Walnau Pt. 16
Fridat, Joly 28.
Tbe Indications noted yesterday of a possible
chanco In tbr attitude of London toward Ameri
can securities became more pronounced lo-day.
Tbe best Inform itlon obtainable from abroad It
that tbe steady Improvement In prices and tbe
broadening market here Dare besrun to appeal ,
to tbe Hrltlih public, and In consequent e It It In- j
clined to disrefrnrd tbe persistent effort that
London bankurs have made to discourage In- '
vestments or dealing In Amerlran aeturl- i
ties. Time will prove Indeed, tome of tbe
evidenco It already at band that tbose
vrbo endeavor to thape Knsllsb publlo
opinion regarding flnanclal affairs have,
through Ignorance, prejudice, or Irritation, been
totally wrong in the views they bare expressed
regarding the present and prospective condl-
Uousof commercial und financial affairs In the
United States. When the British public find I
this out, and also realizes tbnt It baa been In- I
ducod to part with some of Its holdings of se
curities In tbe face of what bid fair to be a
phenomenal rise in prlces.lt Is quite likely to
break away from its present leaders and act on
Itaown Judgment, or, as In tbe case of the Kaffir
speculation. Indulge In a speculation In nhlch
judgment may play a very small part.
London bought several thousand shares of
various stocks to-day, principally SL Paul.
Tbese operations, together with the slightly
higher raugo of prices In tbe English market, re
sulted In a strong opening. At soon as the first
effect of tbese encouraging developments bad
worn away and the market had become compar
atively quiet, tbe professional element, or a con
siderable proportion of It. which is bent on bring
Inu about a reaction, made a demonstration
against prices. The movemoct wns short
lived, however, because It was toeedily
apparent that tbose who wished to de
press prices were practically the only sellers
of itocka. In tbe afternoon there wot a
general scramble to recover, for both amounts,
stocks tbat were sold yesterday and this morn
ing. Tbe outcome was a strong and active mar
ket. Sugar Iteflnlng developed fresh strength,
and on somewhat larger transactions than yes
terday closed 2 V cent, higher. Tbe backbone
of the market was tbe Granger group. Rock
Island and C, II. and Qulncy were exceptionally
strong, and each closed lg V cent, higher than
yesterday. Advices that are coming to hand re
garding the present Irafllo returns of these
roads and their prospects during the last half of
tbe year foreshadow trofllo returns that If ex
pressed In figures now would teem almost
Incredible. Tbe belief which prevailed up
to tbe close of business, that the
Senate would past tbe Tariff bill to-day.
and tbat Congress would adjourn before to
morrow night, was unquestionably a factor In
tbe final movement of the market; but more Im
portant than the disposition of the tariff and
the adjournment of Congress Is the unusually
strong position that the agricultural Industry
of the United States occuploa this year. That Is
a fuctor lu tbe business of tbe country and in
Its relations to other nations tbat will be oper
ative for many months to come.
Those who belittle this situation or fall to ap
preciate Its Importance will fall to Improve an
opportunity tbat comes once In a decado or
more, sometimes only once in a generation. The
Immediate past should be Ignored except for Us
experiences. II certainly cannot be relied upon
In determining values, fur conditions have
changed radically and rapidly. The period of
renewed business activity and of awakened con
fidence that the United States It now en
tering upon Is not understood abroad,
and for once foreign Investors and deal
ers In securities have not got ahead of
our ouii people. Bo much the better. The
United Mates has absorbed hundreds of mil
lions of its own commercial und loi porate obli
gations since thu ll;trliupiiilc, and llio Indies
tloiiB are that it "III ho rkuer In consequence
befoio the und of the century. Kuropo may buy
luck some of these securities, undoubtedly will
do so, but tho protlt will huve been made by
those who huu bought tliein on it si'nlc-iluwn
during tho last soynt i'im, or uro bu; Inir them
to-day,
A shipment of $sia,iKXi gold Hint will Uimudo
to-morrow aiidnuollici- of 5500,000 early next
week had l.o etlou upon speculative sentiment
except, perhaps, upon a few "eighth chasers."
This gold Is exported at au InUnUejiinal profit
to tfc skippers, Md to proaaMy tiw last that
European bankers, who hare been trying to se
cure gold In this market for a week or ten days
past, will be abls to take during the present
season. The transactions were mads pos
sible by the recent comparatively heavy
selling of securities by London. Among
I the minor features of tho market were an ad
vance In American Tobicoo, on tho docltlon
of Gov. Black not to put the Stato to the
expense of a second trial of the company's ofll
clals for alleged violation of tho so-called anti
trust laws, which slnco the first trial, havo been
declnrod unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court. General Electrto was heavy on a judicial
decision advorso to one of Its trolley patents,
and for various reasons there was a little liqui
dation In somo of tho low-prked stocks that
have recently becomo active. In all of those
stocks tired and discouraged holders aro likely
to bo relieved from time to Urns as prices ars
reached that will enable thorn to get out even.
Thoy will have had tho worry and anxiety of
carrying them through the hard times, and the
prosent buyors will roap tho profits. In the
bond market there was noticeable activity In
Drooklyn Rapid Transit 6s, Atchison Adjust
ment 4s, Hock Island debentures. Central of
Georgia Istuos, Fort Worth and Itlo Grande
lets, Missouri, Kansas and Texas Issues, and
Ban Antonio nnd Aransas Pass 4s. The closing
was strong, with prices, as a rule, at the best
figures of tho day.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
jutu as. July as. July aa. Juiv 83.
A.TASFe. 13 13 NatLead... 36 36S
A.TASFep 20 20 Nat Lead pf 103 103
Am Cot Oil. 14S 14 Nor Amor.. 4 4
AmSRef..l41S 144 N Wcom...l 17S 118S
Am S Iter pi IIS 113 KPtecom. 14 14
Am Tub,.,. 7BS 80S N Pae pf... 41 42
AmfipM... 13 13 NTOnt..,102S 102
AmSpMp. 32 31 N J Cent... 88 88
Brook HT. 34 36S Omaharom 80S 00
Cananaso. 60S 61 OntAW... 16 16S
CanPao.... 00 00 l' Mall... 32 31
C,C,CA8tL 28 28 PullPCar..l70 171
C, DtQ.... 80 88 HocklslanJ 80 82
ChrsAO... 18 18 ileadln.... 23 23
Chli-Oai... 00 08 Read lit pf 60 60
Con Ice.... 40 40 it P com... 87 88
D, LAW... 168 167 6nRway.. OS OS
DelAIIul.,113 113 SoR'way p 80 80
DAROpf. 43 43 St L8W... 4S 4
Brte 16 lOSStLSWp. 10 10
OnKleo... 36 34TexasPae. US 12
IlllnoUCenlOOS 100 TC. I AR.. 26 24S
KanATex 13 13 Union Pao. 7S 7
KanATpf. 36 36 US Rubber 10 10-3
Lou A Nash 63 63 USLeath.. 7 7
La..erieOa 30 30tlSLeathp 02 02
llanhCon. 02 02 Wabcom... 0 0
Jtli.aAStL 24S 24 Wabash pf. 16 16
UASILSdp 64 64WUnTel.. 86 86
UoPaclfle. 22 22WhALB.. IS 1
Government bonds strong. The is of 1025 closed
cent, higher bid. Railway and other bonds
strong. Tho features were American Tobacco
scrip, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s, Cbeviponko
and Ohio ucncral 4as. Detroit Ous 5s. Fort
Worth and ltlo Grande lets, Houston nnd Texas
Central general 4s. Missouri, K ns.is and Texas
of Texas 5s, Rock I si ml debenture 5s. San An
tonio and Aransas Pass 4b. Southern Hallway
5s. Union Pacific, s. f.. L, r.. Union Pacific.
Denver nnd Gulf lsts, Atebl'on. Central
Georgia, Kansas and Texas, St. Louis South
western, Texas Pacific and Wabash Issues. Tho
more Important net advances were in American
Tobacco scrip. 3 V cent., to 74: Drooklyn R ipld
Transit Ss, S, to DOS; Cbcsipeake and Ohio
general 4Ss, S, to 70; Detroit Gas 5s. . to
80: Fort Worth an I ltlo Ur.nde lsts, 1. to
56; llousto and T xas Central general 4s. 1.
to 72: Kansas nnd Texas 4s, , to 80. nnd 1Mb.
en, to 03V, Missouri, Kansasantl Texas of Texas
6s. 1. to 80: Hock Island debenture 5s. IVj.
to 103; St. Louis Southwestern lsts, 1, to
CDS. and '.Ms, , to 28; San Antonio
and Aransas Past 4s, le. to 60;
Southern Railway 5s, . to 01; Texas Pacllic
2' Is. . to 28H; Union Pacific s. f., t. r.. 1. to
95; Wabash 2 is. . to 72, and debentures, series
D, 'a V cent., to 23. The noteworthy iei.llnes
were In Central Georgia 2d incomes, t V cent.,
to 13. and Union Pacific Denver and Gulf lsts,
j f cent., to 38s.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
5!)3ac. Rar sllier In London closed ut 27d.
M'-xican sliver dollnrs were quoted at 1(5 11
47lac Exports to Europe to-morrow 705,000
ounces.
Money on call, 1 9 cent. Time money Is quoted
aslollows: Sixty days, lLj V rent.; three and
four months. 2a 9 cent., and six months. 3 9
cent., on good mixed Stock Exchange collat
eral. Commercial paper quiet. Prime Indorsed
hills receivable are quoted nt 323 V cent.,
choice and prime single names at 334Vccnt.a
and good names at 4d4a V cent.
Sterling exchange was firm, and the demand
for to-morrow's mall was sufficient to absorb nil
tbe bankers' bills mndo against gold shipments,
as well as the offerings of commercial accrpt
ancex. Continental exchange was qulot and
steady. Posted asking ntcs for sterling. $4.87
for long hills nnd 81.88 for demand. Actual
rates are: Long bill-. S4.8C0S4.8Oa; sight
rirfls. $4.873$J.87. and cable tr.msfirs. j
4.87i?4.87S. Francs nro quoted nt5.1Ctf
5.10 for long nnd 5.1&V25.15 for short; relchn-mru-ks.OSSeWsforlonuand
05 Il-lUtl)5 18-10
for short: guilders. 40 3-10340 for long and
40 340 7-10 for short.
Domostlo exchange on New York: Boston
638 conts discount. Charleston Ilu) lug, par;
tolling, a premium. Savannah Uiiying, 1-10
off; telling, par. New Orleans Bank, 91
premium; commercial. 75 cents illsrount. San
I Francisco Sight, 15 cents premium; tele- '
graph, 20 cents premium. Su Louis 40??65 I
I lenis premium. Chlrago 10 cents premium.
Cinclnnnti Between batiks, 25 cents discount,
and over counter. 50 cents premium.
The Imports of dry goods for tbe week ending
to-day were Vl.010,183. agalmt 2.370.518 last
week and (2,:i7H,518 rorlhornrretipoiifllngneek
of lust year. Tho amount marketed was S2.115.
507, against 2,701.580 last week and $2,107,
531 for the corresponding week of last year.
Tho Chicago. Milwaukee nnd St. Paul Railway
Company reports gross earnings for the third
week or July of $588,850, an Incroase of $22,
200 as compared with the corresponding week
lost year.
llradxtrett' 1 reports 220 business failures In
the United Statet during tbe week ending to
day, agalntt 247 1 tt week and 280 in the cor
responding we k of lust ye-vr. R. G. Dun & Co.
computo the liabilities of Arms falling during
tho first tlftccn riajs of July at 92.815,842,
agulnst $8,214,281 In the first sixteen days of
last July.
Tho rccolptt of the Government to-day were:
Customs, H 5 1.700; Internal revenue, $1,400,
304, and mlxcellaneous, $11,000, total of
91,1129.010. Tbe disbursements were $808,000.
an excess of receipts over expenditures of
91.031.010. The receipts of the fiscal year to
date btve been $28,483,718. and expenditures
942.n08.O0O, an excess of expenditures over re
ceipts or $13,084,282.
Tbe net assets of the Treasury at the close of
busintss to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
Jviv aa. July ss
Ootdoolnand bullion. ...SUn.ona. 000 tl48,47n,sl
Sllrerdolarsand bullion tl.a7a.47S sa,01S,8S4
United Mate notes K7.U0,339 S7,3bl,t)U0
Other auots In excess of
demand HabUllles H!,180,S88 82.4H.S0S
Available eaih lialanee,
Incluaingsold balauoe,fa8,fl8B,0BS 1889,701,748
Money In London, Q V cent. Rates of dis
count In open markot for both abort nnd three
months' bills 13-l(5ut V cent. Paris advices
quoted 3 V cents at 104 francs 87 centimes.
Exchango on London 25 francs 10a centimes.
J. P. Morgan k Co. announce that deposits nf
Columbus. Hocking Volley, and Toledo Hallway
4, 6. and 0 V a nt. bonds must bo made not later
than Aug. 14 In order to participate In any plan
of reorganization. Deposits after tbnt date, if
received at all, will be subject to such penalties
as they may determine.
COiiaiEltaiAt COiTPEffD.
Friday, July 23. QnAin Wheat Spot was
easier nnd In fair demand. Sales 150,000 bush..
Including 50,000 No. 2 red at 70c, 21,000 No.
2 hard winter at 78c 32,000 No. 1 Northern
spring at 85ec.,and 40.000 ungraded on private
terms, free on board afloat for export, No. 1 red
In elevator, 1,000 at 70c, ; No. 2 do., 8,000 at
82c At the outports sales of 144,000 bush,
wero reported. Minneapolis received to-day
107,100 bush., against 133,480 last year; Du
luth 110;818, against 204,171; Chicago, two
days, 35,OO9,itaIntt0O,7SO: Milwaukee 22,750,
against 17,550; St. Louis 44,000, against 85,035;
Toledo 48,008, against 72,142; Detroit 2,850.
against 8.831 last yeur. Futures advanced Mc
to lac but lost this und close.l 1 Sudd 7bc lower
on all months except July, which declined 3c
Future sales 0,235,000 bush., as follows:
iMtt
Opening. IHgheit.Lomtt.Cloitng, maM.
July ho hss H2 n..!?" SS:
H-ptember . ..,,70 7S 77 77S 710;
December .. .. 7US 7V 77 71 7S
Ilarioy Was didl and weaker. New foedlng, 0c,(l
lluu coot and Irok'lit to ImrtsU, :ij-vtli.ic-coit
and fret lit tn .New Yo W g, aHitvc, ai
tiifiuallty. Itye Was dull, . i.u, 4U4ic.i Wo. l
W niern, 40'ji41n, eo.t and relir.t tn lluilalo.
t'uru spot was lu fair demand aiat i.acr, Pairs
lOii.iHM. huh. In 'lulling nn.uiki Mu 8 mixed at
tl'a,4(.ilt.. tree in tuard atlnal for export. At the
iaitKiC IIIH.bllu In. wrafoM fiirraHirt, No. .'
iiiKcllnelevxtui U.i.u .1 111 it;i'.'i4c, Kuturri a.
amtiil 'bc, laul.i t It. rmurj aUi ;33,uoo bcub.,
as folloMs:
UHtninu. IttehcH, J.vlfClt. Cluilng. ttaht,
July. ... ... BIS ais
brptembrr,, .ills SIS HIS SIS
leteniber. ,.ul U'4 01 31', a"i
Oats opot was quiet tad tuy. Baits 41,000 bujtL,
'..I iA I
taotadia 1 0.OOO ke. white clipped on private tarn
for export. No,Swhlte.S3o.( No.8do tSSo) No.
a white clipped, ase.1 No. ddo,a&e.t No. tnix.d,
fllSe-i to.uilo at Stso., dellreodt No. 8doS0Se.t
rejretad mixed. SOat do, white. 4.000 at so. No. t
mixed, delivered, aase.track mixed, aasasct trak
white. 17,000 at aiuSOo. Pnturei were nominally
nneaanged. Futura tatat nont.
loll
Ojxainff. MguU LomtU doting. JVtosf,
Joly SIS 1
September.... .... .... Sl 91S
Und r the pressors of heavy liquidation by local
longs wheat broke sbarplv to-day. Tue cables were
lower, especially tbe Continental cablet! the teoelpts
wars lar.e and ars expected to men at -, and the cli ar
auees from New ora yeiterday were small. There
was a good demmd for forelicu account on the de
cline, but the market closed at tbe lowest prices uf
the day. Liverpool eloied Sd, to d. lower. Paris
declined inorply. but rerovrred moit or the Ion,
clot ng at a net decline of c. Flour there declined
00 centimes. The receipts at Kansas City In four days
have been 4fl,000 bum., atalnit U4.0U0 tn the tame
time lest sea on. The Northwestern receipt! to-day
w reSrtM oars, Jta'nlt 318 lut wrek and v;K8 last
year. Chlcsgo te.elved In tno days 141 cars,
agantt 18 last week aud Ida last year. The
receipts there to-morrow are eittmsled at 1 10 cart.
The clearances I rom Ni w V. rk yeiterd y were only
82,000 bush. The Duluth t oek Is expected to de
er rss UO.OOObuih. for the weekend the '.to.-k at
Mlnueapollt will prob .bly show a decrease of 500.000
bmh. Corn and oats were eajlarearlylnrmpathy
i with the break In wheat, but liefore the close they
rallied. Liverpool declined Sd. on coru. Tbe re
I celpta In two dsys at Chicago were 1,001 cars
' of corn and BOS of oats. Tho rrcflpts of corn
I there to-m irrow are estimated at 000 ears.
Chisago, July 88. "There was a weak wheat
market. Sep emter at one time showing a loss of
8e, rrom tho close Wednesday. Tncre was a
good di al of realities, part cularly by th Bouth
neit. Liverpool n as ery s.ronit. but i'arU was very
w ak. The crowd iiora In mind that the Continental
strength h a rwn a ohtet fuctor In thli rei-ent ad
vince. There was some reselling by foreign rs, one
lot of 120.U00 buih, bought Tuesday, being retold
hire. The fact that fere lias been assm' lanc-oof
manipulation even lu B;ptmb r has Ini-r a ed tht
hostility or t o trade somi'Ct hat, ke ping otla-r bulls
outandlncreulnathe vehem nee of tue il.ort sell
em. It looks as if there would bionlya imdl do
crone n thevlsblet lastyiartherewasanlncretaeof
4O0.0UOl.uih. Local rec'ptskeep mall, only 141 cars
for two days, atalnst 468 ant year. Wet weat.ier Is
i reducing the winter wheat movement temporarily,
only vaS cars at Kaniaa City. The market baa ad-
vaD.ed sn fast tbat It look! ai If It oull taki- a
1 break to start up trade. On rauoh decline there would
I be good Duylng ax .In. Corn wai slow, but fairly
steaiy. There as a little more uiun ry selling. The
cash em n1 keeps good, although not so sharp to
day as It was arller In the - eek Reorlpte tor two
days were l.onocars. with nt)0 utlmated forto-mor-
row. hhlpmenta. howi ver, excei d,d a mtlllon bush
els. Bhowrr ars proiulied for to-tuorrow. The
weather could not be moi-o fvorabte. Oits were off
a fraction, July acting tbe wi aLer. baiapbi were
r, lower. On the re nt devllne tne demand for oats
hssl.uproved somewhst."
Flouii Was lew a live and easier. In sympathy
with wheat. Sales, O.xoo bhli. The Vtxltrn ) titer
snyi: "The most prominent t ature of the we-kin
the grain trade hss been the delay In thraii Ing op. ra
tions In t a Boutbeist and MUsluippI Valley rain
h t Interfered with thiamine, and from Ih bouth
west come report! tbat wh at It to ne Into stsek, the
E reducers liellevlng lu h'gber prl ei. Th Dour trade
i brisk at advanced price, tbe bouth being the liest
marki t. California his reiumed 17u ted Kingdom
shipments of grain. Oener lly tbe Palllo coast n ar
ktts are ttr nt and Inclined to higher price. T.ie
n ling that the Chlcaan m rket Is manipulated, and
that at 11 ng rabl In about to b- raids by heavy oper
ators, has not round faith In the country, but 1 re
garded at a probability la all primary markeit."
BarrtU. Rackt.
Receipt! 7,718 11. U0
Exports 10,071 80.H2H
Winter In bbls.: Superfine, SO o1!1.0M No. E ex
tra, 3.16it3.a3 No. 1 extra. 3.4o&i.u OH; cl-ar.
3.ioS!'i n.t straight!, t4US4.2ui p ten's ti.xhn
14.03. Mill fred was qu et. Oran Weetern (40 lbs
per 1011 lbs . DOiiSL'Sc: OU lbs., 478fj2Sc.;B0 lbs,
fi0i5SC.; 100 lb! , 03(2 75 '.
Cottok Spot cotton ber wsa unchinged, with sales
of 680 bales for spinning. M.dll iigunlandi 7 ln-liie.,
agalnit 7 8-tflc. Uit year. Ken- Onena and tlutf
H H-lDe, aialmt 7 7-ltw. last year. Ihe Southern
I tp'it markets were un.-hanR.d. New Orleans mid
400. Galeitnn 133, !avi.nuah US. Norfolk '.'7 and
Auguita J4 balei. Lli rLO.il was unchanged on the
spot, wltbial a of 10,000 bales: future there op n d
1 point h gher, lost tbe Improvement on sotm months,
I lut rallied and clued s to I point higher. The
. Ltvt rpool suie f or tt a week were nci.ouo bales. In
cluding M.OOO American, against r9.000 list week,
I of which 4H.U0U were Auirrlcn. and 44. Quo
last year. Including 8.I.00O Amrttci n. In Man
chester yarns were dull, but steady; cloths,
easier, but not quotaLly lowir. The receipt of the
porta were WIS bales, bgalnat 3I list we k and 35 I
last year: total for the neoK .43 1, acalnat tYJMIist
week a d fi.ba last year. The export riom the ports
approximated I, Mill bales. The total interior re
ceil ta ror tue week were X.848 bdn. a-a.nit 4.nllMn
Iheprelous ieek an I l,R?'.t 1 itier. ihtptn nti.
0 x agalnit 12.7.' 0 In the prevlou weei aud O.HVil
lany. ar. no ks. 0,nii, ag tn t K3.-, In the pre
vious ekand 70,430 ia y ar. New Orleans ad
vanced 4 punt. Futures here adtatced h to la
Eol its, elol g steady with prhe 7 to 13 poln a
laher for near mouths and 1 point higher ror distant
months. The tat.! tales were 71.0U') ba es. Tee
future trading was as follows:
Closing. Rtghftt. Ijnrrtt. Ralet.
July 7.SOia7.oa 70 7.4H 400
AUBUSt 7.4H7.4U 7.50 7 37 IS.ei'O
September.. ".'.'0(4 7.a7 7.i0 7,'Jl 11,800
O-lober.. ..7.07,7.0I 7.1a 7.0H 13.100
Noveniiier... 7 007.01 7.04 n tm l.unn
December.. 7.0347.04 7.07 7.03 13.800
January.. ..7.IHH7 07 7.10 7.03 13.100
j March. 7.14lv7.1S 7.18 7.14 S.200
j April 7. Ill 7.-0 7.1S 7.13 100
Cotton wa quiet but Arm to-day. The trading ww
mainly local aud proft-silnna!, tail inelu-ed lomo
buying for Liverpool ac.-ount. The prln -Ipal factor
In tb rise was the orileial we titer retiort. ihow ng
continue I dry weather In Texa. LlTerpool wai
firmer and local hor s be.-ame n. rvou- over the con
tinued eluen.-eof rln In tbe nrlticipi I cotton growing
State. Then, too, the ''g-int Serrioe prediction of
fair and warmer we h r to-ulght and to-morrowr
atocoutrlbuti-d to itn ng'hen the tone. Spot cotton
here and at the Soita was firm, the re
ceipts fur the week were light and ftoc-kl at homo
an. i a roads owed a liber! decreai for tbe w ok
Winch iter. Tex., July 14 "Crop conditions better
than at tb s time last year. Cotton on upland has
befctun to shed, owing to tl.e dry weather. Yo'ii.g
cotton looka well yet. but wants moliture." Ka lln.
icjk.juij . - ,-o rain yei cnip w noi sunering to
any gn-at xtent; atlll a goo I rain would put It tn
One condition" Cusro, lex., July 10 "The In
terne neat continue! and no ra n Cotton
shtdJlng badly. Orowu bolt! begin tins to
craok and opn. Cotton wormi reporteil In
m ny places, but fsrnirr are aide to keep them Id
aubjrctlon. A g.v i ritn wt 1 yet enable us to make a
fcoodcrop. w r.area-lv crop baa ta-en M-lIrp.! "
N.vaaota. Tax.. July Id 'Crap In tais section has
folle l materially In th- pal, we k. Rot. dry win s
have caued the iblr lUmase. wl la- light non rs
have caused th- plent to thiow oT very fre ly. Wa
ne d heavy rain t light iboerareof not sumclunt
benefit."
Corn Rio on tbe ipot rtu'i; No. 7. 7ae. Bales 800
bags ltaraeilbo aiid ftoo Intgi Central Amerhan on
prlcatotermi. The future trading was as follow;
SalfM. IllQhrst. Lottttt. Clotina.
March 1.000 7.M 7.40 7.4I)7.4"1
May 730 7 BO 7.00 7,5ilit7.55
July 260 .. . O.fOfill.H.l
August 2'0 .... n.w.,n j
December.. 4.7W 7.30 7.35 7.30i7.W5
1-utures ht-re closed dull, with prices nnchau ed to 5
points higher. Tbe total tales were 7,000 bag. I
Havre advanced Uf. Hamburg advanced S pfg. to
S pfg. Rio was quiet at 100 rrli de.dtne; rs elpti
1 1, 000 1 itock aab.nno n hnnj- 7 O-llld. cantos
was itcady and unchcneil. receipt! a.l.ooOt itock
1171.000. rrUeshereaiviacd at the opening in re
sponse to h.ghcr Eiropean calls, but before the
cicse art ortberle waa oat owing to tbe scarcity
ofhujera. Th' norld'a viillile supply on Aug. I is
expei ted to show an liniortai tlncreae.
NAVAJ.8ronxs spin i iurntlne steaiy at 2810
20Sc.i roalnduil and uni-liauijed at il.oOutl.bO tor
common togi! strain d.
PrruoLcvi Crude cerllflcatei were unquoted here
and In Oil CI'). Rcn.ne.1 uucln.nged.
rovtIO!th Lanldull. I'rlire, S4.87a4 83S. Pork
firm but quiet. Mess, 8i8 50. Tallow. 3Sc Butbr
Cn amery. Western, 13c. fcn state, Irasn gathered,
laStaMSo. Chleago, July 23. "The d.cllce In the
bog market the past two days caused provisions
to open lower. A moderate demind, partly on
outilde orders, brought about a reaction, aud the
market olo.ed firm with mo.t of tbe decline recov-sn-d.
Noiw.thitaudlng the Increased bog receipts
otlerinra rrom packers were very light, wulch Is ac
counted for by Ihe continued excellent eaih demand
for meats. Nineteen tbousaud hogs are estimated fur
to-morrow."
ac-OAS Raw dull but flrmi 80 teat, SSaiOO teit,
SSc. Retlueo more aJlve and 1-ISo, higher for Nos.
1,3. 10, and IS.
Tosacco Sales of 100 cases 1K9B Zlmmars at I8e.t
100 cases tHU.1 New England Ilavanaat 1714840.1100
casts 1 HUB Pennslv nla Havana at taislase.: 100
cas-i 1803 Wlsconitn IlAvsoaon private! rroit 100
cases 1884do.at USi'.;75baleIIavanaat 70c.ct(1.03
In bond, and 130 bales Sumatra In bond at Duces
S? 10.
Fonitai Wool The Wool Exrhsnge quotes foreign
wools as fol owsi Australian Port Philip combing.
2.V43rc.t Port Philip ilothlng, aaaauo.) Adelaide
combing, MI38o.: New Zealand clothing, aaaaaci
tine crossbred, 2B..27c.i Cpe clothing, l7cilHc.t
Cnpe combing. I 1 t'c. i Mont. Prlmrra, 17l7So.
Merino, KiaiOSo.iCauadlan combing, 3r28c Eng-
lib snd Irish Iilah hog. 3.1r33S.i Irish wothers,
32H33S0.I Bhropihlre non, saase.i Hhropihlrs
wethers. 28a38c. Buasox tegs, U5u209.t Sussex ewes,
8S(sa4c.
Cuicaoo, July 28. These were to-dsy's prices!
trad.
Whtat: Optntng. Jlianut. Lowut. Cloting. Night.
July.. 77 77S 70 70S 70S
Sept... 78S 8S 71S 71S 74S
Deo(new) 74 74 7SS 72S 7BS
Com.'
July,. ae aos aas ass aes
Bept... ass ao as ans aos
llec... 37S as S 27S 37S
May .. 80S ""S 80S 30
OatU
July.. 17 17 18S 17 17
Hept... 17 17 17 17S 17S
Ilea... 1H 18 18 18 ..
May... aos aos aos aos aos
Lard:
Sept... 4.10 4.12S 4.07S 4.10 4.17
Oot.. 4,18 4.13 4.18S 4.15 4.30
Ilea... 4. IB 4.30 4.1 4,20 4.37
July..' 4.4B 4.4B 4.4B 4.47S 4.4B
Sept... 4.4B 4.B0 4.46 4,60 4.BSS
Oct.... 4.30 4.88 4.(0 4.B3 4.03
rork:
Sept.. .$7.00 7.78S (7.00 (7.7SS (7,73
Live Stack Market.
Nxw Yoax. Friday, July 23.-Ueoelpts of beeves
were 8,103 head, 88 ears tube exported, ISScars di
rect to local aUuh'erera. aud 12 c ars for the market,
Traelln cul.'i at steajy prl.-ea all around. The yards
were cleared at the II li la h. poorest to best native
stcerisolilat ,4fiS4.uB V 100 Ds, slags and oxen at
S3 r, j o a 4 Hi, bulls at $3.73(448, dry cows at S2ut
HI. 13. lirrsaed !-. f ateady at tlSMRc. v B, for native
shies. Cables from Ilrlttili markets quote Ararrican
stetra at USaluSc tl.."reacd weight! American
refrlgersteil tieef nt 7iJ.7c. v a, hxnorts todsy.
1140 i levels to-iuorruw, 7BU beeves ami 4, U78 quar
teri of beer.
H'crlpta of calves, all for th market, were 370
liecdi hUN head on sale, all told Blow, ic. lower all
around. Vralasold at tisto tt 100 i.; buttermilk
caltesat(3.23iVttU87. About 3B0 head were car
ried ever. City dresaed veils lower at Baotjc. 1 a.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. Including 1 oar di
rect, wero 84obeadi43oarsoasala. all told, sheep
active, stkadri lambs Sc. V tt. lowsr. About 6
cars wen baUeTsr. Bhttp toll at (3014.(0 9 1(1
MMaMMWNriHVaBrti.aMMMMMaMHM
' II I j -. .
SiaabSBt(4,B0(5., DreAtd mntton. ?(.
ft.drsa)dumbv7tta;
Re elpt! of Hon were 8.oHa bssdt 8S( hsad on tale.
Weak at (4.10t 4.40 ft 100 tta.
steal atttate Private Bales.
Mrs. ttoslsk Volhart bat pnrchated from the estate
etJullntUpiraon tbe tevrn ttory tnartinent bout,
known at the St. Reran, on plot BnxlOO, at tht north
eaat corner of Uadlion avenue and llatbitre t at a
price, It I) said, In tbe net hborhood of !80.no0.
Ottlnger Vrjt. have sold four lots, tooxtoo.on tbe
southeast corner of Mornlntslds Drive East and IS 1st
street to Michael HcOormU k.
Ferdinand rotten bss sold to James D. Kdwanls
four lou on tie northerly aide nt tVB'Uthern Uule
vard. lOOf el west nf St. Ann's atenne, for Imme
diate Improvement! alio has sold to w II am J tTrer
four lots on tie northerly side or 183th ure-t. 125
feet wet of Bt. Ann's avenu., for 'm nedlate lm
prnvtmrnt. I. J, and E. 0. O-rry have sold for Mrs. Lena Clark
to E. E. Rowell the tenement bouse No. 23 Jones
street, on lot 13x100.
Henry Mar a bai sold for K. Kellr to a Mr. Corey
No. 113 Manhattan avenue, a three-story dwelling.
Real testate Auction Ralea,
At Ihe Broadway Salesroom yeiterday Bryan L.
Kenn-lly sold No. 77 West tilth stre t, netr Lenox
avenue, three-story stone front dwelling, bt 20x
100,11, for cloture sale, to T. R. Run ll for S1e,85ti.
Peter T W-yerACn. sob Edenwond avenue, weet
side, SM7.R rest north or ht. James street, plot 73x100,
to Croton Aqueduct, foreclosure sale, to V, W. Devoe
for (7,483.
Cenrt Calendar This Hay.
Supreme Court Special Term. Part II. Ex-parte
natters.
sarrogste's Court Chambers. No day oalendar.
For probate-Wills of Mayer Ooltlleb. Marlon II.
Smith, Maria R. Manning. Catharine 8. Hermann,
Joseph R. Vachs. at 10:80 A. M.
City Court special Term. Motions.
AVCTIOX BALES OF ITOOX.
They tTIII ttraln on the Kngllah rian at the
Wool Kiebange In AneuaU
The Wool Exchange announced yesterday a
series of auction sales on the floor of tbo Ex
change, the first of which will lake place on
Aug. 18. Other sales will follow about two
weeks apart.
Tbe sales will be of wools consigned to tbe
warehouses allied with the Exchange. Tho wools
are of various grades In domestlo and forolgn
unwasbod. washod. Scoured and pulled. The
catalogues nro now boing prepared by Wit
merdlng, Morris & Mitchell, tbe official auc
tioneers, and nt an early date nn announcement
In detail will bo mndo of the wools to bo sold.
Tho floor of tbe Exchango hns been declared
open for prlvnlo trading, nnd lots of wool con
signed tor prlvnlo s ilo will bo bulli lined dully.
The auction sales aro to ho on tho plan ot the
London wool mictions, cclilch bnvo bceri In
operation for about fifty years, except that In
stead of various brokers conducting them In
turn, as In London, an official auctioneer will
hatochnrgu. Ills present e. however, it Is said,
will not infringe on tho broker's right. The put
ch sing broker will bo allonel a commission of
1 porcent. The Exchango lias aim adopted a
uniform classification of wools which, Its pro
moters think, will he eventually anoptod by
Unston nnd Philadelphia. Tbese now h.ivr dlf
I ferentclnssitlcntlonsund Int-onseqtienretheNcw
' York banks have refused to make lo ns on wool
, In warehouses. B) the New York classification
the element of shrink ice Is cllm nated nnd a
. sifebitis for advances lathusfonnc-d. Secretary
I Llghtboitrn thinks the new ordero business villi
, beun linprotemcnt lor all concerned save the
commission men.
DOESN'T WANT TO PAT BALVAOE.
Owner or the Ftreflr Say Capt. Jewell Carried'
Ber On Wben She Vl'a at Anchor.
In a despatch from Stony Ilrook, L. I yester
day's SCN quoted Capt. J. Wasbincton Jewell
of the schooner Obserror as telling how be cap
tured the naphtha launch FIrctly wlillo she wns
bending up tho Sound at full sueod with no ono
onboard. Cipt. Jewell announced th it ho uas
going to rlrtlra salvage on her.
Tho owner of the Kireflj. Vlllltn J. Malhe
son of 107 Front sircot, scuds tho tallowing com
munication lo Tni Hon:
"Tho naphtha launch Firefly was nnchnrixl by
mo off Nlssoquogut Point In Mmlthtoun H iy.it
aliout 10 o'clock in Ibo morning, julweijiicntly
a westerly squall camu up nnd she dra :kc her
anchor lor sdistanceof about tno miles, when
ltcitiicht nnd held her. My son put out trom
I tho Nissequogtio River In h rowloct with a
man to got tho boat, but bolore they could reach
her tho schooner Observer bore down on herand
tilckmt ber up and toned h r IntoSton; Ilrook
llirbor. There was no one on hoard the hoit. and,
Ir the romantic captain had allowed her lo re
main where she wan, be would hare saved me
some Inconvenience."
Pay fbr Injnred Street Cleaner.
Btreet Cleaning Commissioner Waring has no
tified his district superintendents that under the
law It is Impossible to continue the pay of a man
Injured In the performance of his duties If an
extrt man Is put on In bis place.
" You will, therefore." ho s lys. " In cases of se
rious Injury receive tin Ihe performance of duty,
after n careful invpstlgillon of the circum
stances and when jon lh.nl. tlxtiuch action
would bo Just, nnd not to tli detriment of the
scrtlcc. refrain trom npponi'ini an extra man
to take tho place of the otic injured, roporllng
the clrciuustatires In full, anil in writing, to the
end that these men may be jutl treated."
-finaiicuU.
Alaska Gold Mines.
A company composed of n ell-known New
York and Sow J. rscy men, organized tn ncqtiiro
mlnos and don general Irn t.n,- huilnc-siu tho
Klondike region, olfer a small amount of stock
for sale.
Particulars, address
1IAN1CE11S, box 170, Sun.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND P,'.DUCAH RAIL
WAY CJMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mt;e. Gold Bonds.
RKUKMPTIO't KtlTICB.
Notice Is hereby given tbat the Chicago, ft. '.outi
and Paducah Hallway Company has elected and de
termined to call In and redeem before maturity each
and all or Ita Fire Per Cent. First Mortgage Uold
Ronda. dated etpteraber 1st. 18K7, and laiued under
and lecured by mortktxre of the lame date to Spencer
Traak and Edward F. Leonard, as Tru.tfis. and tbat
It Intends to rotka such redemption and payment on
tht tlrat dsy of September, IRU7. at Its office or
agency in the city of New York, namelr, Nn, 214
llroadway, by paylns to the holder or holders of said
bonds the principal thereof and Interest then accrued
thereon, tog sthsr with a premium of rive per cent, on
such principal sum.
Rated St. Louie Missouri, June 8d, 1807.
ny erder r tbe Hoard or Directors.
IT. 41. IIUIIKV, secretary.
To the Pour PsrCtnt. and Tire Per Cent. Bondhold
ers or the
Columbus, Hocking Valley A Toledo
Railway Company
and Bit Per Cent. Bondholders of the
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company
and Hocking Coal and Railroad Co.
Referring to our notice or FEBIIUAIIV 25, 1887,
further notice is now given to all holders ot the
above-described bonds thHt same muit be depoilted
with us not latsr than AOOURT 14, 1RD7, In order to
participate la any plan ot reorganisation. Deposit!
after that date. If received at all, will beiubjecl to
tuch penaltlei as we may determine,
J. B. MOiaKAX & CO.
the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA.
TO BK OUUANIZr.tl I'N'OKU
UNITK1) STATICS IIAMiINd LAWS.
Secured by U. S. Govt. Bonds.
CAPITAL STOJK, $300,01)0.
Limited amount of stock Is offered for sub-
Bi.,Tii;PA..A8ICA.
CAIIK KKCSTlLlOAlK.Ei.O.n' CO.,
WtMt't'-t't'tJtt'M
rtlBBBfiRl.
'1sai'l1iaiittmalilai1taatir!ji,'iaaiaiass
t
' PROPOSALS FOR
$10,053,017.27
OP
3!o Bonds and Stock
OP THE
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County of New York.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold
EXECUTOns, ASMlmSTlUTORS. OUAIlDtASS.
AND OTIIE11S HOLDING THUtjT rVXD
AUK AUTHOIUZED Df AH ACT OF THE
LEUISLATUItK PASSED UA110U it, IBR9,
TO INVEST IS TUE3E 110ND3 AND
STOCK.
SEALED rilOI'OSALS WIU, DE MECEIVED by th.
Comptroller ot tbe City or New York, at bit om.ee.
No. 3N0 Broadway, In the City of New "fork, until
Thursday, tbo 29th day o! July,. 1897,
AT a O'CLOCK P. M
when they will be puhllely opened, as provided by
law, for the whole or part of the following; described
Coupon or Registered Dunds and Stock of the City of
New York, bearing Interest at three and one-half per
cent, per annum, to wttt
I.TSO.OOU.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TITE
CITY 01' NKW YOtlK. KNOWN
AS "AllDITIOXAL WATEll
STOCK OK THE CITY OK NEW
YOltK." Principal payable oot.
1, IU1B.
O.aOO.OO CONM1LIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YOK. KNOWN
ASSAN'ITAHY IMi-ltOYKJIEST
SCHOOLIIOU.'-E UONDa." Princi
pal nay b eNnv 1, HUM.
1SO.OOO.OO COKSljLlDATED STOCK OF TITE
CITV OK .NKW YOtlK. F0H THE
PUItCllASi: OF NEW STOl'K Oil
PLANT FOIt THE DEPARTS! NT
OF.-rRKET CLEANINU. Princi
pal payablH Nov. 1. lulu.
1,0III,0I0.4T CONSOLIDATED 8TOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YOIIK, KNOWN
AH fcCIIOOI.HOU-.K UONDa."
Prlnclp I pavanle Nov. 1, ltllH.
400,000,00 CONMII.IDATKD STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NKW YOltK. FOR At
?UIHIN I LAND KF.tjUIIlF.I) FOR
UK mtlDllE OVER THE HAR
LEM IlIVhR AT THIRD AVENUE,
AND THE APPROACHES THERE
TO. Principal payable Nut. 1,
lOlfi.
atSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR NEW
IIUII.DISQK ETC.. FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF PPnUC CI1ARI.
TIES. Principal payable Nov. 1.
lBlh.
OSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TnE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR NEW
ntfii.nisns, etc.. ior the dc-
PARTMI-NT OK CORRECTION.
'Tin ipal pavat loNnv. 1. 1H1H.
aoo.ooo.oo coskoliiiated stock ok TnK
CITY OK NKW YORK. FOIt RE
PAVISU STREETS AND AVE
Nt'ES. Prlnelpal payable Nov. l.
1MH.
400,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. (OR LAY
INO WATER MAINS. Principal
parable Nov. 1. 1 lie.
aO.OOO.OO CONfOLIDATtD fTOCK OF THE
CITY OK NEW YORK. KNOWN '
AS "POLICE DEPARTMENT I
BONDS." Principal payable Nov.
1. I!.
oto.ono.na consolidated stock of the '
CITY OF NEW YORK. STREET
AND PARK OPENING FOND
KlOi'K. Principal payable Nov.
1. lBli. I
eoT.aio.on consolidated stock of TnK
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
RLDEJIITIOV OF REVENUE
IIOND 1S-SCED FOR THE PAY
MENTOF AWARDS. ETC.. INTHE
lORT WASlllNDTON PARK
PROCLF.DINO. Irlnclpal pay-abl-No
1. HUM.
OtiO,4B1.00 CON'OLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YOi.K. FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE
RONIls IS UED FOR THE PAY
MENT OF JUDUMENTSFORTHE
AWARD'S. ETC.. IN THE Mr.
TF.R OK ACQDIRIN3 THE SITE
FOR ConRT HOUSE FOR THE
AFPFLl-ATE DIVISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT. Principal
pavil.l Nov. 1,1 81 .
8,000,000,00 CON-OLID ".TED -TOCK OFTHE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
As "DO"K ItONDs," Principal ,
payable Nov. 1. 19J7.
The resolutions or the Commlsaloners orthe Slnklnp;
Fund, exempting said Don Is and -toi-k from local
taxation, were adopted pursuant to the authority of
an ordinance of the Common Council approved by
the Hivor October 2. 1BH0. and lection 137 of the
New York CItv Conwlldatlon Act of lxs-.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST 0!
THE ADOVE DECRH!ED BONDS AND STOCK ARE
PAYA1ILE IN GOLD COIN OFTHE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. OF THE PRE-ENT STANDARD OK
WEIGHT AND FINENESS. AT THE OFFICEOKTHB
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OK -NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section 1 10 of the New York City Con
solidation Ait of l"?, as auu-udoj by Chapter 103 of
theLawiof ISO":
No propoaal ror lonif or stork will bo accepted ror
less than tbe par slue of the lame.
Each bIJder must dejioslt with the Comptroller In
money, or by ctrtlnt-d chivk drawn tothe orler of
th' aal 1 Comptroller upon a Hate or National Dunk
ot the City ot New York, TWO PER CENT, or the
amount or the proposal. Including premium. No
proposal will bo revetveJ orcousllerel which Is not
accompanied by sui-li ,leiosll. All such depoalts will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons mak
ing the same within three days after decision as to
the highest hldderor b dders has been made, exc-pt
the dep slt or depot ts made by such highest bldd t
or bljdrrs If said hlKliest bidder or bidders ihall re
ruie or ueglect, within five days after the lervlce or
written notico or tb award to htm or them, to
pay to the Chaiutierlaln or tho City of New York
the amount of the stock or bonds awarded to him
or them at their par value, together with the pre
mium thereon. If any, less the amount deposited by
him or them, the amount of lucb depoi t or deposit!
shall be furfetted to and be retained by the City
of New York as liquidated damagea tor iueh refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller, with the approval of the Com
mlaaloners of the Sinking Fund, shall determine
what. It any, part or said proposals shall be ac
cepted, and upon payment Into the City Tr asury or
tbe amounts due by the persons whos bldi are a
cepted, reapei tlvely, certificates thereot ihsll be
Issued to them as authorised by law,
Tbe proposal!, togethi r with the security deposits,
should be Inclosed In a lealed envelop. In loraed
Proposals for Bonds of the Coriiorstlon of the City
of New York." and then Inclosed In a second en
velope, addrrtsed to tho Comptroller of the City of
New York.
For full Information see City Record.
ASHBEL P. FITCH,
Comptroller.
CTTT OF NEW YORK,
FINANCE DEPARTMENTCOMPTROLLER'S OF
FICE. JULY 16, 1H87.
MONEY TO LOAN ou bond and' mo tgage, ih and 0
per oe 1 1 New York city property.
ROBERT WIIKLLAN, 40 Wall at.. New York.
iuiatiul$i ami Mxtxtn.
MISSOURI, KMI.S Jt TI-.TAN KV. CO.
4B WALL ST.. N Y , Julv 17, 1807.
Coupons due Autuat lit. IHU7. on the Hecond
Rlortattire 4 Per Cent, I'oll llomli of thli Com
pany will be pall upon presentation at the omcu of
the Compauy, 40 wall st , on and after Aiwuat 'J,
16B7. C. ti. Ht-JMiK. Treasurer.
-Wnnttti jfrmnltg.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
IANCY rPATIIMt-,-Kxx'rlrueil hunda wauled
on all kill la of funtleat in r new fa tor) wm op m
Itood llgnt; k d air, olio f.liht up, hull la atartltitr
with ua now uilt ret-ehe -.tell I) eiuj ljmeui all jtur
and week, work Applv nil Hutlt.
LAVAKr , lllthTr CO , 717 Brnadwa)
17ANCY IrEATllK'ls -Will pay bUlieit a.-ea and
ate tily wort for exiMrn-n nt h unlsi also lew m.it
learners wanted II 11(1 IIHJII.K L'O.,0viJ ll'iioy
JJ'ANCY rEATHERS. Experienced fancy feathir
. and algrelb bandai also bird mouuterss work
dvtaout. UEIU1AK OUINZBUIW, 010 Broadway.
X.&lT: .... . . -.J-,l . - -AMaTgJHar-V-- ...
' fflvm
JKjw&-a,n fill
A'riTiRlInDPnLA?rK rtnMK?nlV'ran M J
matdlnt; nrjt-claAS pmltton, waits a tltuatlcmi lQ' tff
uu-xceplnistlD retorenvs. A Mr , WM. KIRCH 'ill ! ft
MAN. Vi 7 Tnroopav.. Brooklyn. E.D. "-'""'a i
WANTKP atxHl hrtcklsycnatiairlylloo'ittntana. '!VI i
T er Utile Mlver Uiin .. M. from Battery, . r W t
orC. R.R.ofN,J.toIHnhUndDcsh. ' -"- ,jj j ;8
WANTFD K'oorman borseshoer. r. aDNNiTi -IS. I I'M
Coentlisailp. t B, l M
Wnntra 31tnlcs aHtsrcUiuicou:. . .ff !
BOY, In, willing tnorkatsnytli!ngtnrityoreonn i f -h
trytno parents. JAMES UllKK, 1110 St. Mark'l i 'W,
av Brooklyn, N, Y tH Wt a
JNTELLIOENT lluY. lvtngvith parents, to tut al ' ttllj
tn.-Biicui.er nalu-ln-as offlcei n a (e. 2.n0 week. ft j k
Addrtsi, In own handwrlllng, L. K., box IBO Sua .(, I tu
uptown ofnee. laflfl Broailwny. h t 'I il
WANTED-Ity new ironthly ptbilcatton, active, M I C!
xpi-reicwt adeertlslngaolKltor rnr loeairteldi li '' C'lr'
lib rali.oiiimlj.lona to right m u. Addr-aa, statlnf U i W
rcferemes. Box 170 bun otnoe. It'SiV
ituntion Vnnttd auulfu. mtW
ArosiTION wanted as private tutor by a young IhxDJfl
man, J,leursold, of good address, an I possess rV3S
Inv both a II be. and E. E. degree from a flrst-elast ns 3 nm
State unlet rally t best of refer ncrs can be furnlaoed. ?ftl Dtl
AuureiwC. P. M box 711, Jit. Hope. O. Vff t Eft
YOUNO MAN, who has been aailstant bookkeeper i M
n a tromliiinl wbolriale dry goods concern la m J&M
lli-lfaU. Ireland, ileal res a poiltlnnt hu atao been eon- Vfil S H
nected with the a o. k In silk and hat and cap depart- "v ft m
mrntst good p'-nnmn and can give reference as to .la fr
ability, chirnct'-r, c.s would take moderate salary f njSJ
forstart. Addreas R. S., box lH3SunotTlie. tlt'If
.stltct 2oaro. ' S
LONDON. Board and residence fyery superior)! ftc i! Sf
every comrurt j billiard and amnklng roomt bats JfJ; i'Si
(h and c.)t highly ricmiimen'le I by many Amsrlcrnsi pf 5 til
terms ress nn lei very o i.troJ iltustiou. "ULJEN. VrAI
11LVON." 16 Upper Wuburn place, Tavistock Square, wh j HI
Sjael alia TO (j
irrrn ST., I8 EAST Large and imall roemti vS'H
XO elran Ineaa aseclaltyi table board t trsnslentai ' UK? Hi
geutlementreftfreneo. BRADY. Knla
Ueatrtlde. '"'ii'll
0 I Tn BT.. tl WEST. llandsnms, cool roomst ta- W& B
Oi;e-ellentboard summer ratest trausleuts aeoonv 'If; t nt
ineMated. y ' f 3 jli
utnlslif i. l&oomi &pnTtmcut9 to Jtt li
SatMl ralttta. 'VtKl'laji
Ofl'HST.. "8S EAST FurnlihM Untie rooma for -U
iVfUdles or goutlemen; good locality! gu. bathi 'iixHI
lain and unrimtnts So Xtt. ''Rl
SKEl-aU IS nei.lKVIXG. ''Bi.H
To small respeetable ramltlea only, splendid 4-roora VkI'H
flatat all Improve-incntst elegant entraucet carpet -d . '5fii.Hl
ha bi and stairs; rent, eto. 8ta East 44tbst.Ocrmaa aJtiRj
1 BURNISHED apartment, seven rooms, bath, eleva- Sd
. tort two inonths! too monthly: baraln. sSf?
ia Wot 4Bthat. jBa
LEROYST.. 32, n.arBleecl.er. 4 large, light rooma. Mlt
with Improvem nthtlowrent. , ymft
QOrilST.. B'2-B4 EAST. Attra'-ttve nata, 4 rooms. Il5
O bat i, range, and private balls: rents reduced. Ik?
1 OXTlTnT.. imh KASl . Ap irtinrnts or three and Une
i.dtJ tour rooms: all light rooms: cheap rent. , jHjjl
rf urnUhtil lats Za Xet. i
LATSAND APARTMENTS, unf unilshecL furntiheX 'ipif
In d.- ralle o-itlon: rent 340 to 3,000. 3ijt
FOLSOM UKuTHEItb, Mi llroadway, cor. 18th it. ava
,jf umishfil Itousrs to Set (Cauntnj. RjJ
ANTrCKET.Maas Cliff cottages, fully furn'shedT .SjBK
Is t, ta - ucn, Inankets; santiary plumblugt ,fiali
piazza: eigitt b drrnima. te mil. golf: boating, flib- Kk
lug, near beach; al(l' Apt ly jUHI
EASTMAN JOHNSON, 03 West BBth It. J93
JlirfUlnn 0115(3 ilia let Ctty. SI
DESIRABLE HOUSES, rurntibed snd unfurnished, ifll
In dt-lrble locations: rent 1.20li to t't.uou. ml
KOLSOM UltOTlIcllS "35 Brosdwav. cor. 13th St. frR
Dtrelling loues to let Countnt. p
TT-'liritENTrTN MOUT-ERNNNTTiA "ltrf -Ms
X uei houi.-, lo-at?it In the moat d-slrat le tart of IMff
the city: all tiuprotem nts; an abuudance or pure lf,t
v ate-r fr m an rtI vi wtlt. '-yen
E. IV ULRRICK, 104 1st av.. Mount Vernon- iffilj
Eo let tor SusinejJ'J rurpoaejj. f
BUILDINOS. stores, lorts, ofSoes, and studios to 1st j5
to desirable loci oni. Hit
FOLSOM UROTHEH. Kit Broadway, cor, 1.1th at. - Ifj
uTldT.NQS, store-, torts an I oftlces to let: a large JH
iiuinlar. RULA.ND A WIHT1.NH. 3 Heckmi n t, f?iJi
O" FKICES to let. tan to 1S month, at Zl B-ekmaniL, Mb
uearXwau. i'Kit
RULA.ND & WIIITINO, B Beekman it. Iflfj
gJeal Cstate !or ale Xonn laaft. ,!
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street m
ELMHDRST, L. L 1
Centre of "Greater New York." 1 1
li mtnutps from 34th St. Ferry, Sft by trolley. iami A
froi. U-.M St. Ferry, also via Omntl St. and Fltuhliis Z -
a.t. Lines from Urookl n; all 5c. fare. I, tffi
120 Hou-ifr. hullt and old slticv the completion of M KSf
first hougf In Ih&ij; tuncfulamtzeU. flafred.antl curbod Q
streets. ater, ros I Rlitu, auJ all modern ImproTfmc nt irjH
In bousii. Includlug steam heat, open fanltary In- lUii
i pec ted plumbing, hanlwuo I floors and An ah. 1,700 c4
lota r strloled, Insurlnj; every pun baser agalnit all "7y
annoyances. MorcdeTelopinont, n ore for your money, $Mf'
and trri'atcr ms-furnne of ln reaed a'.us than erer I
ottered uiTii NiTi4p-rnm iti:Fr.nFxck n
lOIICO llt'V IIOI'HR 0 TEimS JtST AU Mg
r.Y as r.n; ki:t. mu
1!0 new onea In cmr4i' of construction. &&$
111 ready ror oceiipan . CORD 3IETER 0X, Wl
(W William St., .Sen uric, or Klmhurat. U I. V&V
VKTH bllOHB OF I,00 ISLAND, hour from city, iwF
a Hltti line lvv nf th bound; a beautiful taminef AJtF
or winter Imnw for sale ery cheap; nearly new mod !w
i-r.t ImiiM, lateitt atjle of archltt tu re, with IS rooms (5
ard every lm pro-sfineut; nmpleplazca; porte-cochera 1HPS
an) tD.MT, Mtthlek, carriage, cow, poultry housec, M
ptKenn torral, Japanette summer pajroda and oon- Jic
aervatnry; if-j acrea uf finest til (Eh land, with frrand tftlli
Iewo fine country for miles, all lad out tn land hJiV
scapes, vralks, driven, flower txsls, lawns, thrubst iaif
abun lance or Ilu ft fruits, cholit garden. No reaKon S$h
ablvoiTer lit be refused , tin J tho Kreater part of tha tufj
pnei may remain uu mortcaice at 0 (ercnt.t hnuss) ltl
is furulihed, l'(.Mtnu at once. Phutoranh with WfJ
THOMAS P. I'AVXE. Utt Uroatlway. hJBffi
FIVE ACRES FOR $150. I
This pniirty la located hUb aud dr, free from Mgfi,
any swamp land; If found otherwise after luvesttca fj&E
tlun, moi.iy refunded. It la tnuttfui'y mtuated with-
In about tme mile of Centre Moriches on Lou a. Ulaad, Vg
and -rt'll bo uold on t 'rniHof $'l down aud theu $3 a H-X
tnuuth. bet about thla at once. Ad Inns nlw
WM. II. MOFFITT. li Kft
60 Liberty st. N, T. j HR
5 ACRES FOR 9515 0. II
At Tat Jiukuu and Medford, L. I . easy lertns; V pr tfltf
month and u . For particulars call or write to O. L. xdE
bCIIUKM'Ki:. Laud ami Investment Company. K-VXt
B7o 57 Uroaidwti), New York, itraj
Ileal tf xvtatf f or ale groohlan. M
'(tMIINIi: TKIIIltri:. The onijr Inittlluent iff if'
lota in Canartie; ttii iltn u, ffft mnnttilyt truutluit on flr
CiiUjrale av., two blue ks from tbu Lay, buy uuia. Fur lay ,
niaja.iu Kj
IliiIIT. P. t'Hiltl, Atlsntleaiiil VaiMelenavs. .IB '
tenl testate Jor nle Jletl!er.eB m
HAi-BllOCCi; IinoiITH. Kli-ftant in room houu M.
auJ nam. ft tM-ilrnoina; atiatu li atedt lorner, 1U0 JPTr
zlVB; tilgti locatlnn.il vatit a ery tii.SUU, WJ;.
UAhllROUCK, Ihiz InO tun offlea. (Uij
PAI.IHtnKSl MHTIIIITI Lame lou. (73t termi K
I8.&U uontbly; high srininil! near bouei. il
IVI.AfllKUIIY. '.'71 Broadway. w(j
M'KNApLV, N J. ('uniplite n.nii-ru houie, tbor- j"j
X out-lil) an 1 liouea h bulltli Ism rooms, bath and t tt
all lniipie-iiu'iiLi wld , aludy nnrehi blgti groundi ,,C,
ten lutULtea' nulk trn ii atatlnu, fur s lie, 4, OOOl will - i
rent, II WKAriiKHUV K- CO., t1 llroadway. -V
rr rr-Trrri jp")
Seal ttotatr jox 9aie tCltij. YJ-
ni
1)KSM.Ke eniitn ii lek liuyir Kour-atory Irani itl
lillllilllik Mltual , latneeu ifil atl'l itil ull,.Sf tM
lorlt .'-'ilr a. Kit
V t. I'AI.llulN. M Dsnfortlinv , Jersey City, Ifr
'jltnl iX-j.tiUe ov jsalr -Virntnla. ly
a'l ACItl'.S It I'll I Ml III liealthy aee-llotl nf VIp ik
J ,-iinu lm il 'm nu ii nil at iiMilulu termsi '
ainu 1 1 uali 'aju in, luliii t we a or iiiuntlio , on ' '
nutuiu.ti ry rnutl, u ly n few nilnuli-a rum two fA
r II uai atutoua. mur e'oni. i inenn a plenty n bib- '.
bur i louie iiiaiulll.t'Ji lluben 'Ixnutlfullr located J
, little farm aua wortb lurwtlJtiuf, 1 or Inf orniitloa ii
i writs BULsir, liCtiamtatMit, y
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