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t. itexKZT iojr jvt,t,xrxrr.
K3 i"reatrir Wr Farruer tr th ras-treat,
Bjjjh bnt Drought or Too Mueh ftstist KlseVtbare,
K' ' VjUmxcrroN, JuJr B7.-"Tha crop bulletin
P ; Issued by the V with or lluroau snrs the last
p,1' trset: lias bssri vrr favorablo to agricultural
?& loteretts on Iho Paclllo const and generally In
K-F tho States of tho Central valleys. East, (lulf,
f fiouth and Mlddlo Atlantto coasts. In New
Ifi; England, New Yorlc, tho ltod IUver of tho
si' North Vallff, and over portions of tho Ohio
', Valley thoro has been too much rain, while)
' fc ' drouitht prevails over tho irrcater part of Texas
' and la portions of Arknnsns, Missouri, nnd
if' Kansas. In tho Inst named Btnto hot winds
'f1- havo proved Injurious. Excessive rains bavo
K causoti damago to grnln In shock In portions of
it? tho Ohio Volley, Tenncssoo, and the Middle
Atlantic BtattB. and severo and damaging local
Jjj storms occurred In portions of New England,
El" Now York, and Now Jersey.
II' Corn has continued to make rapid growth In
SS, tho States of the Central valleys. Lake region,
W Now England, and Middle Atlantto coast. In
A central and southern Kansas corn has been
Js seriously Injured by hot winds and drought, but
'& over tbo remainder of the State it la In good
4, condition. Drought Is also causing serious in-
K Jury to late corn In Texas a'nd portions of
re' Louisiana.
'fi Cotton generally has niado favorable progress
ffi and is fruiting well, although somo complaints
A of nut and shedding oro recelvad from portions
r of the Eastern section. In southorn Texas
. drought Is causing bolls to open rapidly, somo
t prematurely, and the Plant has stopped grow-
V' Ing, bnt over northern Texas, oxcept some shod-
dlntr, the crop l growing and fruiting well.
V The week has not been favorable for complot
a lng tho,wtnter wheat harvest, wharo unfinished,
;', in some of the more northorly sections. Spring
& wheat has been Injured by excessive rains In
V North Dakota, but in Minnesota, oxcept on low
J. lands, and in South Dakota tho ontlook is prom
S lslng. In Washington and Oregon the crop is
K-. nearlng maturity in oxoellent condition. Except
i in Kentucky and portions of Tennosnee, whero
E the omp continues in poor condition, the general
8. outlook for tobacco is encouraging. The crop
A has sustained damage by local storms In Ohio.
ft, Special telegruphlo reports:
g New England Generally unfavorable week,
V owing to frequent rains, with severe local
'-' storms; praotiuully no harvesting. Oats, ryo
t and potatoes damaged; hay crop seriously In
j Jured.
A New York Showery weather greatly delayed
4 harvesting grains and hay, but growing crops
much benefited. Housing grains and hay very
t' dlfllcuh and many fields out and still out
ft greatly damaged by moisture. Somowbsat and
- ire sprouting in shock. ITojm improving; con
es; slderabls damage from local hutlstorms.
New Jersey Abnormally heavy rains In all
-'' sections have done serious damage Wheat,
tf both in shock and Btack, discolored and sprout-
ing. Oats overripe, but cannot be cut. Potatoes
St in low fields rotting.
Pennsylvania Frequent and nbundant rains
; during tbo week wcro injurious to cut grain
and hny In fields, but bencllclnl to growing
v crops. Oats ripening and will be a fair yield.
Com, truckers' produce, tobacco, and postures
ft. much improved.
Jt Maryland and Delaware Frequent and heavy
showers, doing somo damago to grain in shook;
if crowing crops rapidly advanced, especially corn,
a tomatoes, tobacco, melons, and garden truck.
;5 Yield of wheat I lis best in years; oata yielding
,fy fair; tobacco in lino condition.
5f TO OTEItir.iVZ XtOROUG-n ACOOUSTS.
U Thirteen Eaperta at 003 Day Appelated by
Comptroller Fltrli.
-' Comptroller Fitch has appointed the following
'tt accountants under the act of the Legislature
S authorizing htm to examine Into tho financial
j? condition of the boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens
', andlttchmond:
C. W. Hasklns, 30 Broad street; James Yal-
if den, 32 Nassau street; Thomas P. Ilyan, 725
ir Broadway; Arthur Wellington Teole, 11 Wall
' street; Arnold Davidson, 42 Exchange place;
Jj John P. Madden, 15 Cortlondt street; Walter
H. Uolt, 105 Broadway; Edward J. Conncll,
il Bedford Park: Din lei C. Tate. 06 Broadway;
k- Duncin Mielnnos. 720 Lafayette avenue,
g Brooklyn; John McNamura. 31 Lawrence street.
a Brooklyn: John II. Moon or, 259 Broadway, and
"V Orlando E. Shipman, 101 Prospect place, Brodk-
'1 All tho men appointed are qualified export ao
X counUnU, and their salary will bo $25 a day
each. It Is expected that tho work will bo fln-
? Ishcd In three months.
;" Tho accountants havo been assigned as fol-
if; lows:
$ For examination of the borough of Brooklyni
!S nmn. Tatr, Conncll. Iluklm. TeeK'. ami Holt.
$ For tbp boroUKh of Queenii Ueun. Mooney, Mao
lanes, Sulpman. Davidson, and Yalden.
'$ For the (wmuxli of lUcbmund: Ueurs. lloKamara,
- ' Madden, and Iiyao.
S The Comptroller has authority to appoint Of-
f,J teen accountants in nil, making a board of five
for each of tho thrcn boroughs to bo examined,
' but he Bald bo wouldn't appoint tho other two
-J; accountants for tho borough of Richmond unless
Bi the necessity for their services arises. lie also
J;; has authority to appoint a number of assistants
at S10 a day, and clerks at $5 a day. Mr. Fitch
i; Bald there was no politics in the appointments.
U
mitx: issvifAxcr. JtATEs too man.
,,;:' Btattstlea fltiow That Thej slave fnereassa as
;,; loascs by pirn Uave Decreased.
If President Sbefileld of the Board of Fire Com-
& mlssioners thinks the flro Insurance rates in
;V this city are too high, when the efficiency of the
8 Flxo Department is taken Into account. The
p rates, he said yesterday, havo been advancing
:,- during the past ten years, whereas the Fire Do-
';! partment during that tlmo has been steadily
;v advancing and the losses by Ores decreasing,
vy Tho insurance rates were last advanced three
i years ago, he stated.
f, Ho has instructed Flro Marshal Mltchel
.v. when making a report of a Oro In future to givo
K an estimate of tho insured property In the build-
';- lng saved by the flrumen.
,1 President Sheffield has compiled some stalls-
tics to back up his opinion. lie drew attention
f to tho fact that whoroas the number of fires lias
K Increased year by year with the growth of tho
city tbo ayerago loss per fire has steadily de-
. creased.
! The statistics cover tbe first six months of
each year from 1888 to 1807. They show that
f In the first half of tho years 1802. 1803, and
t 1804 thera wore 0.020 fires, with a total loss of
7,84:i,777. nnd an average loss per flro of
81,801. In the first half of 1805, 1800, and 1807
there were 0,100 fires, with a total loss of
1- 04,003.110. and an average loss per flro of
th 742.72. The last set of fires Includes tbe big
ft, tiro at Ellis Island on June 15, in which the loss
' was $270.500.
J viriDnirva and tjietr oovitcn.
I' Hay They Be Paid TThen Thero Is K Snrplas
V Tor the Purpose I
' Albint, July 27. A notice of appeal has been
m filed with Clerk Parks of the Court of Appeals
& In a case Involving the liability of bankdlrectora
- and their right to declare dividends when then
fc is no surplus fund for such purpose. The an.
&, poal is from an nfllrniwl Jtidirmcnt of the lower
!? courts in favor of tbo defendant In the suit
J brought by William N. Dykman as receiver of
ViV tbe Commercial Bank of Brooklyn against Seth
V; I. Keonoy nnd othors, as dlrectopsof the bank.
We.., to recover tbs amount of a dividend declared by
mi them fire years ago, which the receiver alleges
K' twos not made from the surplus profits arising
WJ fiom tho business of the corporation.
Hf riNA.sc I az, Axn aoaiamnciAT
Ufe ffawrorlc Slock Kxebanao aaleo Jnly OT,
WP" fntlTBD STATrS AND STATE BOXBS (n 81.000s),
Kf 4BOS41ie,l007ll2U 1 Tonaset Si... 80
Wf 7rJB4s,,tBl20'
Wpi cxosincj ricM or unwed states boxds.
mZ Om St e, r, , Dn St s, r,
Mp atplofO. 079 . jooi 113S 114
m.1 Cnflt,r. UbBtot,o,
A " 1B0T lll'i 1112 100 114' llfj"
K CnSttJ, o, . UnSti!s,r,
K 10 HSV 112N, 1P9B 10H
Kif Unfit r. flnflta.r,
k 1853, ..,,180 ISO 1899 104.V
Ki TJnlt4i,r,
K' S023 ice 127
nAJiitoAn Awaoinn BOKiin nmi.oooai
HA lOOAtch adj 4s.. 62'4 2 lit VS ex 6..l 10
5A 106 68 SNorPw, o.,ii8
K'V 8" 02'j ONPprioJts..,, qo
KiV 40 6E', 3 BD4
K 16 62'. 5 ;,., oo
' 00 624 SSNraotBlBs.t. COS
K, OAtchrnlii B3'4 16 .' flOj
Hi SB H0 10 04
jV a , , ao'i ao 60',
6 bti 4 f,
f 3AmBlli si 6 C6S
HU 1 80 20 60'
HJ 14 ra Tub scrip,. 77 80 60 "
Wei', 1 70 36 604
"' lAtlftClisrAL 4HTBltr5lQ4i4-
K' 7 H7 C6VSusrid.. 87
WM IS Acs It KW III. 884 40 SO
Bf laBroskUTds... 80a 6 , 864
'f 7 80J4 U 86V
K.I 84 80 6 80i
y' xi SB's 20 .,.., eoKi
H,t 0 ....,.... BO'S I M JCesialOs,rlll
BKf
m
III 1 1111111 ll II '
hrWWD..kifOU 10T,OWs 08
HBfElUVr... 7.7. 4 BOH
8... 77s 8 00"s
lOnrookCnOOt.114 SOBLcnBs 80's
6Chlnd01.100 37 BO
10CbOfnUa 70 10 80S
fiO,OQenvBi.l0ClJ 8 BO's
10 108S 33OrsBL0f 180S
C0C.DQ7 117 130 Ore Imp B,
fi 117 lstlp 22S
25 117 6 82S
lC!,BJtQdbO.103 28 23
1 c.o.oa6IL4, lor. oaotd.otioo
8tl,1 :,, 05 B Rock IsWxOs.. 100
3 CoaOasof Chla 8 106S
Bt 101 1 nans Bar lst,1484
3 Cm 80 lit. HI 20Itesd(nl 4s.,,, 83S
0 1114 3 83S
3 Chic Html B 101 8 B3
6 lOl'i 3 83S
1 0 Col Mid 4a.tr. fi 4 83S
1 o.i,si,ch4.ioi14 li ntoovrist.... 73
18 OnOaRycnSs 03o 28d V KB 4s., 82s
6 03 8 8tPAMInnlrtl31
0 03 OBoPof Arlslit 07
18 039 10 07's
OCOanylttlno 374 4 08
6 37S 7 D8s
4 d no m.... ii 04 BstrB0in..i3l4
10 DfnnOcm... 88 1 Bt t, ft B F 2d,
2 88'. clO 1164
13 Detroit OBs.... 80 10 Bt I,SF ( .113S
3 BOS SBtl.ftSFgSs.. OBS
C BOS SOStl-gnl 4i 102S
3 BOS lOSPDftOIB BsllOS
fi 00 1 Strllt. Hit rt.l 10
10 88S 1 St P ft Nor P Cil80
1 BBS 10 Bt I.BWHt... 00S
3 Dol.SBAAMBllOlS fi BI LBWSd.... 88
0 Erleprlorbds.. 80 4 Stan lift T Ci.. 08S
1 BOS 7 00
fi Erie g lien 9-4s COS 6 OOS
10 OOS ISStan RftTlno. 174
SVPlllit.PnBs 74S 1 18
1 Ft Worth lit... 004 7 174
4 07 lOBAftAPlltO QOS
130Ftwatno tl so 44 004
13 fifiS 0 OOS
16 60S 26 OOS
10O. n'fftB A 11 OOS
MPBi OOS 10 OOS
2 0 Ala 1M...102S 1 SolfwayBs.... OOS
8noakTalBs,tr 73 20 OOS
6 724 18 004
lOIIftTO ittMs. 78 10 OOS
8111Cea4i.WL.106S 11 OOS
13KaaPeoD,tr 77S 8BllftIllit.tr. 00
3 77S lTftPlitBs 04
20 77S 20 Tex Pao Sain... 20S
81 78 SO 28S
84 774 20 28S
16KinTex 4s.. 804 22 284
1 80S 1 28S
11 80S 20 28S
20KanTxMi. 03S 66 20
0 03S 8 Third Av Bs.... 1234
0 03S 8TolftOOnlstl024
6 OSS 18CP.DftOUt. 41S
14 034 80 41
3LacldsO lit.. 1014 1 414
1 I.EAWlrt....H6S 10 40S
4LonftNg4... 88S 6 404
6 B3 10 40S
0 83S 6 40S
BLftlf. SANA 3 VaMla gnl.,.,102
gt Bi S3 lWiblil 104S
10Lo.EAStI.Bs.tr 30 2 104S
SMtBII.cn Bs.lOS 2 1044
30HsnIVy4 004 1 Wab Sd 72'.
10HetE12d 100 34 73
31IobftOgnl.... OOS 6 734
8 OOS 7 West Un colBil07S
61IePaocn 87 8 107S
6 87S lVfeitBh4 100S
6 874 26WIUiiAEilit 07
10 874,13 074
2 87 1 10 08
Total isles of rallwar bonds (par vala, S8,SB3,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER BriARXS.
Open- Htgh- Low- , Clottno.
Salf4. ing. tit. fit. Did. AMkei.
esiBsmSR..140S140S 1364 137 137S
1108 Am SBpll 24 11 24 11 04 1104 111
35AmOoal.HO 110 110
ISOOAmSM. 12S 12S 12S 12S 12S
820AmSMp 31 31 31 31 31S
HOAmCabl 00 00 00 03
lOOAmDT. 27 27 87
4S6S2AmTob. 844 86 81S 824 82S
SOOATobpfUl 112 HI HO 112
SAmEx.,1164 1154 1154 114 110
800 Am COll 14S 14S 144 144 16
485AmOOp 04S 044 04S 04 06
180S Atcb.T
SFr.... 13S 13S 13 13S 13S
11740 Atcn.TA
BFap.. 20S 20S 80S SOS 26S
470 Bait ft O 10S 10S 104 OS 10
l!82ByStO 124 12S 124 184 12S
4273Br'kRT 34S 34S 334 33S 34
5nUnO.H8 118 118 117 118
I85CanPa. 72 73 72 7 IS 72
800 Con loo. 40S 40S 304 304 40
lOOOIcepr. 80 80 80 884 804
SSOOCAOtW 10 10 04 04 OS
USOChrsftO IBS IBS 18 18 IBS
lCSlOChlcQu 08 OSS DOS 07S 07S
JOOChft Altl5S4 167 162 165
eooc.c. o
8tL.... 28 28 27S 27 27S
S814CANWH7S 1174 1164 117 117S
B18BC,DAQ. 87S 88 864 874 87S
85112 C.llftStP 87S 88 80S 87S B7S
SO C.M A St
Ppf.,..141S 141S 1414 140S 1414
88183 CRIftP 88 824 BOS 814 81S
100 Col Fuel. IBS 18S 18S 18 18S
42BC.HVAT. 3 3 SS 8S 3
100 C, nv
Tpf.... IS 16 16 10 30
173Conaai.l70S 170S 170 170 171
B94DAHud.HO 118S116 118S110
eooD.Lftvnea less i67s 167S 168
1200 Det Gas. 30 30S 284
204DAROP 444 444 44S 44S 46
100 Erie IIR 16S 164 164 16 154
lot) Erin l.tp 304 304 364 304 30S
70ErleTAT 05 06 06 06
200EdlE1..181S 1814 ISIS 121 1284
BERGIM. 004 004 004 88 00
748 Oi-nEleo 344 34S 334 33S 33S
lOOIllCent.100 100 100 004 100
CBIaCenp 304 304 304 20 31
800LEAW 16S 16 164 164 164
BOOLKftWp 00 60 00 OBS 004
800LiclOas 20S 20S SOS 204 30
BOLaclOp. 83S 834 834 824 834
11180 LouftN. 63S 544 634 634 63S
70BUnCon 044 04S 02S 034 034
X00MetTraoll2 118 112 1114 112
220 M ft Bt L 24S 244 844 24 244
17SHA8II.
Ltp... B4S 84S 84S 834 84S
1800 11 A Bt I,
2dpf... 66 60S 60 66S 60S
19718 Mo Pao., 264 SOS 24S 264 C6S
WOOUo.KAT 14S 144 14S 14S 144
4170H.1T.ATP 35 864 34S 34S 36
lOOMobftO 21 21 21 20 22
lOOJJLOll,, 134 154 164 16 10
BOtONJC.nt 88S 01 BBS OOS 01
2SlBNYCntl02S 102S 101S 101S 108
889B .fttLead 36S 36S 33S 34 844
78B!alLdpl02 102 101 101 102
88 Nor Am. 4S 4S 4S 4S 4S
900NTtL 14 14 14 13S 144
1007KT.SAW 144 144 144 144 144
B720 N T, S ft
Wpf... 84S 36S 344 36 364
478NorPo. 144 144 14 14 14S
4D82NPop.. 48 424 41 414 41S
4470OntftW 16S 164 164 104 10S
SOOrRftH 814 814 81S 814 23
HBORANp 684 684 684 OBS 60
lOOOraST. 184 18S IBS 174 18
170BPwMall 304 314 304 304 30S
800P.DA3 IS IS IS 14 IS
810PulPsl0170 170 170 170 171
800 P. C, 0 ft
BtL... 14S 14S 14S 14 14S
HB90Resdlng 844 24S 23S 244 844
24003 It.Kllp 61S 62S 61S 624 62S
7117 Read 2p 80 SOS 20S 20S 30
BIBfct L B
Flit p. 47S 474 46S 47 474
lOOBtl.SW 44 44 44 44 4S
BOOBtl.SWpylOS 10S 104104 10S
lOOBtPftD 214 214 214 81 83
8885 kt PAO. 664 064 04S 064 66S
1480tnKAT 74 74 74 71, 7.
400 80 Pao.. 10S 104 10S 10 17
lOftSSoRwy, OS OS 04 OS OS
8780 Bo Ry p. 304 304 SOS 30 304
BEtJAOI
lttp... 30S 30S SOS 38S 304
7BtJAOI
dp. US US IIS 11 114
772 TO ft I.. 24S 84S 84S 244 24S
280TPac. 1SS 124 114 US 12
eotot'nPac. 0 8 74 7S 74
49B0P.DAO 3 3 2S 8S 3
10 Op Ex.. 48 48 48 40 40
IBtBUBllub. U4 13S US 13 13S
49BUSUabp 67 67 664 66 67
8400 U 8 1, V. 08 63 01S 62S 63
BSOWabulu OS OS 04 OS OS
ev7abp..'l6T, 10t, lfii jCa, la
i w JSRM- f.-Cfaitar-
Aslsa aas. ssi 'afs, JNsV MaasT,
1777WDT.1 864 80S B4S B6S 8S
4WftUp 74 7S 74 , -r
8BWTJnB. 8 8 B 6" 0
Total salts. 406,103 shsrsa.
BOSTON CLOSINO QUOTATIOlfB.
IMd. AlM. BM. AtUt.
BosftAlb. .8184 8184 Domla'aO. 114 18
tlosftl..,160 AmDUTel820 B27
ChlcJ com. 108S 1044 West Xiao.. 21 28
ChlcJpf.. .1074 108S OfBEleop- 70
Fltchburzp OOS 01 no. AM0D..128S 1204
New Ens p. 00 70 CalftHeclaaOO SOB
ll.xCentt. Q8S 00 OKeola..... 34 34S
OldColeny.180 gulocy M...1 13 1144
WE 11 com. OIS. Tarn Mln...l274 120
rniLADEi.rntA oixisimo qdotatioxs.
JIM. Atbtt. BI AtUt.
thlhTl. 30S 31SCTotNJBi OBS 03
PrnnRR... 63S 63SOOtmpCo 73S 74
oritofl.. 80S 214W0L00.. 40 48
PhllaTrso. 78 73S ElSDcom. BBS 83
Onion Traj US U4ElBBpf... 244 864
EftPTO.. 7ES 72SPn,IiPo 144 144
MetTrao...l U4 U24 Pn,I.Pp 334 33S
CTofNJl 284 SO DsltTraot.. 18 IBS
C7IICA00 OIXtStKO QUOTATIONS.
TIM. AtXed. Bid AHctd.
SS"L"... 41 414LakoB-l." 13S 13S
AmBtr-bd.. 87 28S K Y Blicult 40S 60
C.n.lAD.. 06 KChStRy.820 B30
CltyR'way.846 8404 WCh BtRy 104 1044
0lam'dtf..l44 llotws.... 64 6S
LATEST LOKPOI OtIOTATIOXa
Atohlion, sap 1 SS Norfolk Wpf, n.. 80S
Canadlsn PaclBo... 73S Northern r.-lflopf. 43
ChMapcako ft Ohio. 18S OnUrloft West 164
Kris ron, a a p 164 l'njujrnla. C4S
Ertslitpf 374 ttaadlng, litap.... 124
Illinois Central 1084 Bt Pant 80S
Ksmu ft Texas.... 144 South Railway 04
l,ko Shore 174 South Railway pt.. 314
LouliTltlsft Nuh.. 664 Onion Pacific 84
New York Central, 1044 Wabuhpf 164
TDR8DAV, July 27.
The opening of tho stock markot was strong,
owing to an Improvement in the prices for
American securities In London and purchases
of about 16,000 shares of various stocks, prin
cipally Reading first preferred, 8U Paul and
Louisville and Nashville, by foreign arbi
trage houses. Tho first prices rocorded,
however, proved to bo, as a rule, the best
of tho day, for as soon as the foreign
orders wero filled the market began to feel
tho effects of realizing Bales and of e (Torts to de
press prices. Both wero most pronounced In
tiugnr Refining, In which there was a maximum
decllno of 6 points, making a total of nearly
10 points slnco tho hit-host point was reached,
a woek ago to-day. A part of the ground lost
was recovered in the lato trading, so that; the
net loss was reduced to 2"g V cent. Thero was
no nows regarding tbo sugar refining Industry,
henco tho reaction, like the rocent advance,
may fairly bo regarded as largely speculative.
Tbe remainder of the Hat was not seriously af
fected by the movement just described, though
it inducod realising sales and encouraged fresh
attacks upon values by oporators who favor n
more decided reaction than has yet taken
place. As Is usually the case after a
decided advanco in prices, a good many
stop orders were uncovered on the way
down, a circumstance that always helps to
unsottlo tho markot. At the extreme decline
commission houses appeared as buyers, and
tho chances are that somo of the specula
tive holdings of the more active stocks recontly
disposed of by operators who have been active
in stimulating tho upward movement were re
covered. Tbe setback was worth a good deal to
commission houses, for many of their clients
have apparently become convinced that tho
character of tbo market has undergone a change,
and they aro thcroforo seeking opportunities to
buy stocks. The lncrcnso In the volume of com
mission business was greater than on any day
since tbo nrcsent bull markot bcgRn. Tbo shares
of the Granger trunk lines continued well In
the foro of the market In every respect; but
thcro was corns shifting of Interest to-iay
to tho anthraclto coal stocks, nil of which were
exceptionally strong and more extensively doalt
in than for some time past. Delaware and Hud
son wns tho lender In tho rise In this group, with
Jersey Central a good socond. The groatcst
activity, however, was in Reading first
preforrod, which also scored a noteworthy
net gain. The advance in Delawaro
and Hudson was generally attributed to
prospects that the company will effect a reduc
tion in its Axed ohnrges by refunding, at a low
rato of interest, tho bonded debt of its leased
lino, tbo Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.
With tbo other anthracite stocks, it was alio
affectod by the belief that developments aro im
pending that will Improve tho condition of nil of
tho coal-carrying roads.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange to
day, viowed in tho aggregate, show a broaden
ing tendency, and also that tho markut Is de
veloping a swing that Is indicative of activity
on the part of Important interests, as well as on
tbe part of tho public It Is also plnln that tho
markot is no longer a one-sided one, and it Is
manifestly safer becauso of that fact.
Tbe dealings In bonds, like those- In
stocks, wero somewhat smnllor than yester
day, but tho bond market was strong
throughout, and a number of noteworthy not
advances look place. The issues of Southorn
and Southwestern railroads are receiving in
creasing attention after being neglected for a
long time. This is became Interest lias here
tofore been dlrectod chiefly to the grain-carrying
roads by orop prospects, that have already
begun to affect earnings. In the South tho prin
cipal staple crop, namely, cotton, Is about two
weeks bohlnd time, and In any event it does
not begin to move to market as soon as tbo
cereals grown In tbo Northern and Northwest
ern States. For this reason the earnings of
Sontunrn roads may not show decldod improve
ment in tho near future, but tho certainty of
hoavy traffic during tho last half of the year
is already beginning to attract Investors to tbe
securities of railroads traversing the Southern
States, In the last hour tho mnrket rallied
sharply, so that tho only noteworthy net de
cline other than that in Sugar Refining was In
American Tobacco.
Final sales compare with those of ycstOTday
as follows;
July 28, Jul nil. July 29. Julp 27.
A.TftSFf. 134 134 MASILUdp 60 604
A.TAHFep 80S 20S Mo PaolBo.. 85 S64
Am Cot Oil. 144 144 NatLead... 36 36
AinSRef ..130S 137 K Weom.,,1 174 1174
AmSRcf pU34 1104 MPao com. 144 14
AmTob,,.. 84 88S NPno pf... 414 414
AmRpK... 13 12S NVCcnt...l02 101S
AmSpMp. 31S 31 S J Cent... B8S OOS
11 rook HT.. 344 34 Omabacom G6S 664
CaaPao.... 70S 72 Out W, 104 104
CCOAStL 28 274 Pa.i Mall... 31 31
C.llftQ.,.. 87S 87S ttocklslnnd sjt, 81S
ConOM....170 1704 llraillux..., 24 24S
Unto ,. 184 18 H--ad I.tpt 614 624
ClilcOes... 0B4 074 HtPcom.,, 874 87S
D,Z,W,16BS 16B Bi.R'way.. 04 04
DtlAllud.. U04 UBS Kolfway p 304 30
DROpf. 444 444 8tI.SW... 44 44
Erlo lflS 154BtLBWp. U X04
OtuEleo... 33S 33S SundRAT 7 74
IlllDOK CcnlOO 100 TexnsPao.. 184 U
E.nATrr. 144 14Src,IAU.. 84S 24S
KAnATpf. 36 34S Union Pao. 7 710
r.ouftNain 634 634 0SRubber U 134
LEA Wet 10 164UBLeathp 634 684
LEA Wpf 00 60 Wabcom... 04 64
LacledeOM 3 OS SOS Wabutipf. 164 16S
Man'.iCon,, 03S 034 ' Un Tel,. 854 86
UlanAStL 244 244
Government bonds strong. Tho 4s of 1020
closed h V cent, hluher bid. Railway and othor
bonds strong. '1 lie features uero llroolclyn
lti.pld Transit Bs, Ilrooklyn Union Clns lis, Kort
Worth nnd itlo Grande lets, Kansas Pacific
consols, 1. r., Metropolitan Kluvntud "dn, Mis
souri 1'arlllo consols. New York, Susquehanna
nnd Western generals, Oregon Improvement &s,
1st I. p., Itlo (Iranda Western Ists, Southern Pc
clilcof Arlzonn ists, Stundard Rope nnd Twlno
fis, San Antonio and Aransna Pass 4s, Wabash
2ds, Wltltrstutrre and Eastern Ists, Atchison,
Kansas .111 1 Texas. Northern Pacillc nnd Texas
l'aclde issues. Tho more Important net nil
values were In Atthison ndj, 4s, Si cont., to
02 U; llrooklrn Union Gas Os, , to 114: I'ort
U orth and itlo Grande Ists, 4, to 504; Kansas
Paclllo consols, t. r M. t 77a; Metropolitan
Elevated 2ds, 3j, to 10(1; Jllsfourl Paclllo
consols, 1. 10 87; New York, Susque
hiinna and Western generals, IS. to 80ai
Orogon Improvement Os, 1st I. p.. s, to 234 ;
Spulhcrn Paclllo of Arizona Ists, 14. to 8a;
Btaudard Hope and Twine Be. 1. to 00a! Texas
1 ' Kd,v-1 20: Wabash 2ds, 4, to 734.
SS ",'lto"b.urro anil Eastern Ists, 1 W cent,, to
. 1 .m noteworthy declines wero in Ilrooklyn
Kopld Transit . H V cent, to oS'aS Detroit Oa
" i '""" - '- ' 1
KSVto8ttKansasan4Ta.8d,StoOT,lI
Iflo Grando Western lata, H, to 78. and 8an
An(on)o and Aranioa Pom 4j, H f cent., to GO.
In bank slocks 00 shares of Chatham sold at
00. ,
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
oeUc liar silver in London closed at 20Sd.
Mexican sliver dollars wcro nuoted at 45'ec
.Expofts to Europe to-morrow, 712,000 ounces.
Moiiey on call, 1 V cent. Tlmo monoy is quoted
as follows! Sixty days, la V cent.; three and
four months, "o V cent., nnd six months. 3
cent., on gopd inlxod Stock Exchnnge collateral.
Commercial paper quiet. Prlmo Indorsed bills
recelvnbls .aro quoted at 31418ns M cent., cholco
and.prlmo single names atas34 cent., and
good namos at 4344 V cent.
Sterling exchango wns firm bnt quiet. Conti
nental exchango was strong for rclchsmurks.
Posted asking rates for sterling. $4.87 for long
bins and 84,83 for douinnd. Aotual rates are:
lxnr bills, 4.804rJ$4;.S04; sight drafts,
8.87"4ffl4.87a, and cable transfers, g4.87a
4.87. jTnnca are quoted at O.lO'stSO.lUS for
long and G.inasflO.lo for short: relohsmarks,
00 0-10(305 7-10 for long and 05ffln0'9 for
short; guilders, 40 3-18M04 for long and
40040 7-10 for BborL
Domestic exchange on New York: rioiton
0310 oonts discount. Cbarleston Buying
par; selllfig, premium. Savannah Buy
ing, 1-10 oil; selling, par. New Orleans Bank,
PI premium; commercial, 70 conta discount.
San Francisco Sight, 10 cents premium; tele
graph, 174 cents premium. 81. Louis Par. Chi
cago 20 cents discount. Cincinnati Botween
banks, par, and over counter, 00 conta premium.
The exports of goneral merchandise from tho
port of New York for thowook ending tn-dav
worovuluedat 7,307,020, against $0,024,745
last week nnd 95,tl8:t,70(J for tho corresponding
wrck of last year. Tho exports slnco Jan. 1 were
8227.007.721), ngnlnst $213,1109.488 during tho
corresponding period of last yoar.
Tho Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Rail
way Company h.iBdrclaroda quarterly dividend
of 14 ' cent., payable Aug. 10.
The Southern Hallway roports gross earnings
for Juno of $1,432,0:14, an Incre.iso of $70,024
ascompnrod with the satno month nf last year,
nnd not $300,078, an lncrcnso of $78,0113. For
tho year ending June 30 tho gross earnings wero
$10.070,4911, a decrease of $1117.002 us compared
with tho corresponding period of Inst yoar, and
act $0,840,843, an Increase of $188,223.
Tho Alabama Gnat Southern ltnllrord reports
groHs earnings for Juno of $120,022, an Increase
of 813,10(1 a computed with tho samo month of
last year, and not $al,228, an Increase of $17.
028. For tho yoar ending Juno 30 the gross
earnings v ere $1,600,040, a decroaso of $28,040
asiomparcd with tho corresponding period of
Inst 3 car, and net $302,000, an lncreaso of
$1,024.
Tho N'orthcrn Central Railroad reports gross
earnings for Juno of $472,270, a decrease of
$22,297 as compared with tbo same month of
lsstear, and net $93,111), a decrensoof $4,043.
For tho six months ending Juno 30 the gross
earnings were $3.0.10,301, an increase of $70,703
us compared with the corresponding porlod of
last year, and not $812,200, an Increase of
$140,737.
The receipts of the Govornment to-day were:
Customs, $190,080; Internal rovenuo, $010,421,
anl miscellaneous, $12,178, a total nf $727,
283. The disbursements wero $1,000,000, an ox
cos of expenditures over receipts of $337,715.
The receipts of the llscnl year to dnto havo been
$30.105,8 12 anil disbursements $40,730,000. an
evenss of expenditures over receipts of
$10,029,108.
Tbo not assets of tho Treasury at the closo of
business to-day, as oRlciully computed, compare
with thoso of yostcrday as follows:
July 2. July 27.
CI old coin and bullion.... tl4B.7Urt.91 V tl4t,U7R,S70
Sllrer dollars Slid bullion e.f10,014 8B.40H.282
United States note 27,942,000 27,802,700
Othtr .-isiots In excels of
demand liabilities 31,084,1)40 34,228,874
Avallahlo cash balance.
Including ROld balunea.(233,273.S4S (280,371,212
Money In London, 41319 cent. Rates of dis
count in open market for both Bhort and threo
months' bills Ctl3-1B V cent. Amount of bul
lion gone Into tbe Bank of England on balanco
to-dav 10,000. Paris advices quoted 3 V cents
nt 104 frnncs 80 centimes. Kxchango on Lon
don 25 francs 10 centimes.
The Reorganization Commlttooof tho Colorado
Midland Hallway Company announces that 1)8
V cent, of tho first mortgage bonds and 90 V
cent, of the consolidated mortgage bonds of tbo
company have been deposited under tho plan
w hlch has been approved and ratified by tho hold
ers of amnjorlty of the outstanding cortlflcntcs.
Further deposits of theso securities will not
be received after Aug. 31 oxcept upon a ponalty
of $00 per bond. Holders of certlflciitos repre
senting tbo consolidated bonds aro roqulred to
pay to the Central Trust Company $00 per bond,
being one-third of tho cash assessment lovied
under tbo plan, before Aug, 10.
The Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling Com
pony has declared Its eleventh consocutlve
monthly dividend of 10 cents a share, payablo
July 20.
Tho sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Kxchango to
day wcro as follows:
Ojien- Htgh' Lovy Clot
StxUt. Same. trip. est. ff. ing.
000 Mount rtosi 10 .10 .10 .10
2000 Pharmacist 10 .11 .10 .11
300 Plymouth 80 .80 .80 .20
000 sierra Nevada.. 1,60 1.50 1.60 1.60
Broutab 10 .10 .10 .10
COO Union Corn 60 .60 .60 .60
300 Yellow Jacket.. .60 .55 .65 .66
Total sales, 4,000 sharea
COSISIERCTAT, CO.VPJJ.YJ.
Tcf-hpat, July 27. OitAlN Wheat Spotwas
more active nnd stronger. Sales 208,000 bush,
for export. Including 24,000 No. 1 hard Mani
toba, 80,000 ungradod red nnd spring, 80,000
No. 2 red, nnd 21,000 No. 1 hard spring on pri
vate terms. At thcoutporis 100.000 No. 2 red
w.is reported sold on prUnto terras for export.
Free on board nllo.it: No. 1 Northern spring.
New York. 80"U380c; No. 2 hard winter, 81Uc;
No. 2 red, 81Sui82e.; No. 1 hard spring, 90c
Minneapolis received to-dny 130,100 bush.,
against 104,370 last year; Duluth 110,105,
against 08,472; Chicago 81,700, against 102,
0.10; Mliwaukoo 25,250, npnlnst 20,900; St.
Ijuis 70,000, against 01,097; Toledo 107,001,
against 63,177; Detroit 0,411, against 14,3.13
last year. Futures advanced lc. tolOjc. on nil
months except July, which wan only Vc. higher.
Fuluro sales 3,320,000 bush., ns follows:
Xnit
Opening, fllgl at. Lowst. Clming. Sight.
July H4'j H1'4 mi ("34 83",
Sept 7'J 7w' 7h - 704 734
Decemlr.H04 bl) Ml B04 71)4
UarlyV'M Arm but dull, Kim feeding, 2D4ftS0Sc.
i-ost and freight 10 niiffal()illa:n.'4e.ooatan'lfrelsht
to ew Y ir't. ctaUlnf:. OSiJ '4c , a- to quality. Hye
Firm and In fair ilnmaud. bint 40155 t'ic: So.M nt
trn, 41e., cotr and freight to lluTaln, No. 1 du , 811,0110
b .11 , at 4t)404ilSc.. free n buanl alloat. Corn
Spot was dull but etaa.lv. Sain 2.30o biub., tu.'lud.
In? 24,000 yellow onprlTite tor in for export, N'o. 2
mixed. In elevator, 3J4''.t O.OoO ungraded at 3lto.
delivered. Futures de irned c ,but recovered this
and advanced ag. Future lalaa 05,000 busli., m
followii
Lott
Opening. Utghut. Loveit. Cloitng. Sight.
July 324 Sl't
Auuit .... . . .12 .114
Sort SIS B2S S 824 8IS
Oats .Snot wm steady, galea lol.OOObuiih., Including
120,000 clipped white on private teriri for export.
No. 2 white, 2S4o.j .1o. 8 do., 21140.1 So. 2 while
clipped, Ulle.; ho. 3 do., 230.1 No. 2 mixed, 21Sct
11,000 at 22422Sc. afloat;No. S do., 21c. 1 rejected
mliei. aoc.tdo. while, 28""C.iNo 2 mixed, delivered,
22'n.i tinck mixed. 2St. '.'Mo.i track while. 20,000
at 'JJOOOo. Fnturea advanced 4e, Future salei 20,-
000 uuib., as followa:
Z.l
OjJrnlna. IHuhut. Itnrrtt, Cloitng. Sight
Fept 2P 2l'a 21S 21S BIS
Tho speculation In wheat todiywu feverlih, anj
Hit nuituatlonv In priori were frequent. At the
oiienlnx prloN advaueed iharply in refpome 10
higher eahloa nnd foreign buying. f.nenl ojeriton,
hon ever, lold freely on therlie, and prlcea reset d
and loat molt of the Improvement r'rep news waa
favorable, tho Northwestern reeelpti ivere large, t a
nrrlvali of new wlu-ut were lilieral, unl LUerpcnd
reaettd. nut beforo the close the market rallied
and udvaneeil, the laat pricts ahunlnKii iharp rlie
fqr tho day on all mouthi eierptug July, which
closed at illght net Improvemont, Foreign orop
advKoi wero uufaorahle, ahorta eovere4 freely,
foreign houiea bought, and there was a lar-re
tiuilneis rumored for export, though It could he
only partUlly confirmed. Liverpool cloned VI.
lower. Psrla advanced 24c out reacted. Flour
there advanced 05 centimes. The Northwestern rt
relptivtere 050 can, against 4110 lait week and 370
lait year. Chlcngo received 2HI earn. Ineludlng 220
lien, agaluit 11U laat week and 221 lat year, of
wl.loli 183 uere new. The world'a ihlpnienti lost
week were B,8in,Binbuu., sjalnit 3,S74,UH2 In the
previous wrck unil 6,700,00(1 last year The Prod
rtrcit atalement waa poaiiHiued, brim at Ir, Duiwe ft
Co. recelveil a cable from Paris slating: "The condi
tion of winter ni welt as spring y, heat crop In France
could hardly be wune. Latest Information from
lioumanla nayi that the crop there la an inttre fail
ure, Ituiilan crop miniates are being reduced."
Corn and oala advancrd In irmpathv vtltb wheal.
1 tveriiool deiilned H.d. on corn. The world's ilil
mruti of oorn lut week were 8,81fl,S7U uuiti., agatuit
3.030,010 In the prevlaui week, Chlnngo re'elvi'd
004 cars of com and 248 of oati; the rerelpt there
to-morrow are estimated at Hon and 2nSearaiepee-
lively, Clilcago. July 27 "Wheat advanced 1 4e.
thli morning from yeaterdav'a close, maintaining all
but So.pf the Improvement, the exlrt mo range belnu
from 78y. to 74e. for Septenilwr. July ruled at
alxiut 4S premium. X cable from one of
our French correipondenta atnted tint both
winter and spring wheat In Frauo could hardly
be wursei Isteit advlcea from JUiumanla elalmed
that the crop wai slmont a total failure, and
Iluiilsn crop eatlniatei ate alio being redueed. The
I'arlimarkiitadvaneedequallo 8c. s buih. Liverpool
waa itruug on spot wheat, but eloaed a ahado olTomle
erred option, spring wheat cropnena from the
horthwMi wsi hardly ai favorable Information
from South Dakota, received from partlen who have
boen over the crop, claim that It ho gone back vary
materia ly In many portloni of tho Mate. New York
reiorted freight room for a hundnd boatloads en
raged anhn seaboard, nearly all for future ihlpment.
There was hat little done in caib tales here. Tho
crop report! from abroad are received with a
great deal of Incredulity by a majority of Iho
apeou'attve element, the reeling being that the
damage clalmod li likely to bs oxaggerated,
sad that a large movement of the new
crop on this lids will exert a beartih Infill
cnoe. Hpsculatlva trade to-day, while moder-
. .I ;j jwiaiaj n t-,t ....I n 'i ttt t( 'i
atety aettv. Was M tsft. a faostl,tor loeai ao
eouifc Cent vtarted weak at MSev fori Septem-,
btr, advaaeadto 7Nc.. eloaed at 874'TSe. The buy
Ing was bath for long and short aoconat. Several
leavy llata that were put oat yeiterday Were cov
ered. Thar was soma reports later In th day of
damage In Kanias and Nebraska, but they received
Utile credence. Heeelpts wen 014 cars, with BOO
estimated for io-morrow. Bhlpmenta here were over
a million buihels. Cables were ewler. Oata were
kept Heady by the other grains. The country seems
Inclined to sll."
Flovo Was quiet but Orm. Bales, 8,600 bbls.
BarrfU. Saekt.
ltecelpls 12,Hl) 18,100
Exports 14S 4,103
Bprlnglnbbti.i No. 3 extra, t.t.loain.Snt No. 1 ex
tra. 8.4raC3.a.ti. stralghu, !.-0(i!.iOi patents,
4. 9SaH.no. 31111 Feed Wai In fair demand and
steady. Aran IV'satern, 41) a, S) 100 &s., 004924e.
pn as., 474824e.i 80 as., 00B24c.i 100 Bs., os
"Bo.
Cotton Spot cotton hers waa unchanged, with
ales of 006 bales for export and 221 fnraplnnlngi
100 balei were delivered on contract. Middling up
lands, 7 IB-10c., against 7 fMOo. last yean New
Orltaniand Oillf, 8 J-lOc, agalnit 7 u-lOc. laat year.
Tho Southern snot markets were firm and unchanged.
Charleston sold 1,200, Augusta 4 IV, New Orleans 200,
Oalveston IV, Norfolk 17, and aavannah 8 bales. Liv
erpool advanced 1-S2d. on the ipot, with sales of
10,000 bales; future there advanced 1 to 14 points,
but reacted, closing barely steady with prices un
changed to 4 point higher for tbe day. In Man
chester yarns were In moderate demand! cloths
move slowly. Augusta received to-aay 70 bales,
agalnit ft last week and 8 laat yean Memphis 10
against 7 lost week and 248 lut year; St. Louis 11,
arnlnit7 lut week and 1 last yean Houston 107,
Including 4 now, agalnit 00 lul week and 804 last
j ear. Augusta shipped to-day 410 balei, Memphis
Sd, St. Lonls OB. and Itouiton 182 bales. Tho re
ceipts at tho port! wer 483 bales, agalnit 180 lut
week and 1,701 lost yean thus far this week 1.DV7,
against 831 bales thui far lut wesk. The exports
from the ports approximated 1,000 bsles. Now Or
leans declined 8 to 10 points. Futures here declined
7 to 8 points, cloving quiet hut ateudy after sales of
122,uoubales. The future trading was u follows:
dating. Uighett. Loittt. Sattl.
July 7.477.4!) 7.B0 7. 50 400
Allglllt 7.4407.46 7.D0 7.42 23,200
September. 7.2i7.2t) 7.33 7.27 1B.700
October 7.10(J7.I1 7.17 7.U9 28,200
November..7.l)47.0B 7.10 7.118 11.U00
DrcouiLor..7.nm7.07 7.13 7.11.1 In, 100
January. ...7.01117.10 7.10 7.011 10,800
March 7.1U(7.1 7.28 7.17 7,b00
April 7.1V($7.21 7.24 7.311 1,1)00
The trading In cotton icmIst was quiet and In th
main of a local character. Tho fluctuation" In prices
wereconflnod within a narrow range with the ten
dency downward, a reaction In Liverpool artera
Drinrr opening, predictions of rains In Texan to-day
and a bearish weekly Government report ted to local
selling, depressing prices. There was not much pres
sure to sell, however, and after tho opening transac
tions tho markot rulod generally steady. The
spot markets In this country were linn and
more active and the receipts were light, while
tho strength of the etatletlcal position and I lie
continued dry weather In Texai checked sell
ing on anything Ilk a largn scale. Tho hUnil
Bervlre predicted ehowers this afternoon In tne
southern portion of eastern Texas. North nnd South
Carolina, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The weekly
Government roportetates thai cotton has geuerdly
made favorable progress and Is fritting well over the
northern, central, and eastern portions of the cotton
belt, although same complaint of rust and shedding
are received from portlona of the eutern sections!
that In southorn Texas drought Is causing bolls to open
rapidly, some prematurely end the plant has stopped
growing, hut over northern Texas, except iome ihed
Ins. tbe crop Is growing and fruiting well.
Cower Itlo on the spot was dull but steady: No.
7. 7374e. Sales, H00 bags llaracalbo and 100 bags
Coutral American on private terms. Tho future
trading was u follows:
Sales, lllghttt, Lovcttt, Cloilna.
March 1,000 7.80 7.25 7.80(7.8B
April BOO 7.40 7.40 7.8397.40
May 1,761) 7.B0 7.4U 7 40U7.4B
June BOO 7.B0 7.30 7.4B7.30
Sepfmber... 2S) .... . ,. e uo.JH.03
December... .2,230 7.10 7.03 7.03aT,10
Future! hero declined 0 to 10 points, cloi'ng iiendy
with sales of 0.230 bos. Havre declined f. Ham
burg was unchanged to 4 pfg. lower. American ware
house deliveries yesterday 4,07(1 bats, ltlnwassteady
at 100 rels advance; receipts In two days, 30,000i
stock, 2B2,000j exehengo. 7 17-32cL, an advance of
l32d. santoa was quiet and unchanged! receipts
la two dsys, SO.uou; stock, 360,000. The continued
heavy movement at primary points and light ware
house deliveries caused lower marketa hore and In
Enrope to-day. American visible supply of Bratll Is
now 710. 7H bars, against 481.300 a year ago.
Nav al STonm Steady. Spirit of turpentine, S7i
27V.; common to good strained rosin. SI.0r.OH.00
PKTlioLlt'H Crude certificates were unquoted her
and lu Oil city. Keflned unchanged.
Pnoviatos Lard nrine.-. Prime. 84.40. Fork strong.
Moss, 88t(.B0. Tallow, U4c. Butter Creamery.
Western. lBc. F.ggs-Mot freah gathered, 18c. Chi-ea-jo,
July 27. "The trade In provlrlons was moder
ate, and prices ruled somewhat lower on selling by
local trnders. The legitimate rondltlona of this ma -ket
coutlnus buliui , Th cub demand for meats
keep very good, and Is Improving for lard. Hog re
ceipts hem were moderale, an 1 sold at higher prices."
.St'UAK Raw nrm hut quiet; hU- tet, 34c; 90' test,
34C. Sales 8,000 bags centrifugals. 80 te.t, at 334c,
and 400 Lags muscovado, 88' lot, at 34c. Refined
quiet but nrm.
ToBAccc-Saies of )00 cue 1B93 Zlnimersat loo,
100 cases 18113 New England navana at IR(J21.,
100 cues I'ennavlvanla Havana nt 12c, 60 bale Ha
vana nt70o& 81 .03 In bond, and 123 bales Sumatra in
bond at UDc.StS.lO.
Domestic Wool Ta Wool Exchang quotei
dmnestla wools In the ureases followa: Texa.
Spring, 12 mo., choice, lliavlllc. spring, averag.
l,llc.i spring, 0-8 mos, 11912c: fall, choice. Sa
10c 1 fall, averse. 8Co California-Northern
spring, free. 1 U1li.-.-. ml litis co. spring. 1 SKI 80.1
southern spring lo&llc tburry and defective. 038c.
free fall northern, I la inc.; fop southern, 6a7o.t
defeerlvo fall, 3O0c. Oregon Ewleru Oregon choloa.
11 Q 18c.; Eattoru Oregon, average 1 1 0 12o,;
hastoni Oregon, heavr. 0 c 10c: Valley Ore
goo, No 1, loiil (V.: Velley Oregon. No. i. 1BJ
l,c; Valley Oregon. No. 3. 18317c.: Valley
Oregon, lambs. 1415c. Territory Idaho, nne,
10 ( lie; Idaho, fine medium, la 14 12c:
Idaho mciium, lSieUe.; Kaniu flno and nne me
dium. iiK413c.:Kauas medium. 1.KS1 lei Wvomlng
fine. lOrtlic i Wyoming; line medium, 13Q14c; Wy
oming medium. 14(4Kc: Utah flne. lllit 12c; Utah
fine medium, 13(jUc. Utah medium, 14eiBc: na
kotaflne. lOiillc. ; Dakota nne medium, 12314c:
Dakota medium, 1-I1.V. Montana Fine choice, t3i
lBo.;Hneverage. lllSe.; nne medium choice. 14U
inc.: flne medium average, llMlBc; medium choice.
1 (1 7o.: medium averaae. 1 litlilo., low Montana, 14
(II 3c; Wuh'ngtnn fine, HijDc: Washington line me
dium, lOotllu.; Wuhtngton medium, 121418c
Ciiicaoo, July 27. These were to-daya prices:
ITAeaf ; Opening, nighett. Ixtreit. Cloitng. Slur t.
July... 774 7S34 774 7b"e 7tl'4
Sept... 724 74 72', 734 724
Deo.... 74 734 744 74". 734
Corn.-
July.. SB', 27 JOOs 2v, gflu
Kcnt... 283 27 284 274 28V
Dec... 274 28-V, 274 284 274
May... 80-4 3U4 304 804 804
P'Pt..." 17S 17S 17S 17, 17,
Deo. .. 18 lo. 18 184 184
JIay... 204 '.'US 204 20 20S
luird:
Sepl... 4.234 4.224 4.174 4.20 4.224
Oct .. 4.23 4.23 4S24 4 224 4.274
Dec... 4.324 1.324 4.30 4 30 4.33
IWt:
Sept... 4.874 4.874 4 824 4.824 4.n3
Oct.... 4.70 4.70 4flB 4.83 4.70
Pork:
Bepl... 67.70 87.724 7.63 7.74 17.724
I.lvo Htock Mnrket.
New Yoar, Tuesday, July 27 ltecelpta of beeves
were 248 head, all direct co slaughterers. No trad
ing; reeling steaily. Dressed leef steady at 849
He. V &. for native aide, entries from Urltlsn
marketa quoto American at-ere at !)3i(.-lI04c. T tb
dr-ssed weight, American refrigerated beet at 744
"'.,. v . F.xportn todav, 73i beevea and 8,1 no
uuartersof beef; to-morrow, 100 beeves and 8,880
quarters
Recelpta of calves, all for tho mnrket, wore 124
bead: 830 head on Bale all told. Veals qulit and
Heady; other colrosvrere dull, About 400 head wer
carrledorer. Vealaaoldat 6-S3 1 100 &.; nobtit.
termllk-i or Weatarui olmued owners. Dr.od
calve penerally weak: city dressed veals, HV)o. , a.
Receipt of sheep and lnmt, Including 2 cars direct
to butchers, war 0,003 hoadi 27 ears on sale all told,
Sheep steady; good 1- rat t a trifle firm: others rtend).
Atout 8 oar of stock wep unsold at the finish, hheep
sold att3.Buot4.lB 9 luO Ca , lambs at 4.23Clgs.B0.
Dressed mutton. 7(S 4". V n.: dressed lambs. 7jV4o.
Receipt of hogs ware H,vfB heo.lt 26 head on lalo.
lllgherat (4.130(4 50 f loo rti.
nenl Estate Auction Rale.
At th Bro-idwnv salosroom yesterday Ilrvan I,.
Kennelty sold No. 008 Rut Fourteenth street, near
Avenue A. a five-story brick tenement house lu front
and five story brlek teuement houso In n ar, lot ?x
10.1.8, foreclosure sale, to tho plaintiff, Solomon
Jacobs, for (12.000.
William Krnnclly sold No. 207 Avenue D, near
Thirteenth street, a four story brick tenement house
In front and four story brick teuement houso In rear,
lot 24 IS4XH8 8, ex, color's eal of tho 1 state of the
lato Frederick buliiump, to on of th heirs for (18,
"23. Iteal Batstte Private Sale.
Duff ft Hushor have told for the ratat of Joseph
M. Valentine to a Mr. Livingston two lot on thennrib
aide d lUlh'itreol, 130 feet eut of Amsterdam
avenu.
NlcholuC, Eerdorf ha sold to Oscar T. O'Neill No.
11130 Fifth avenue, flve-storv double flat house, with
tore. 011 lot 23.3x1)8. fur (27,800.
John Casey has sold to an Investor tbe flat houses
oa plot 100x123 at theso ithwest corner of Columbus
avenue and 103th street.
Cue ft Farley have sold to Edward Magner No.
1010 Kut 188th street, a two-story brljk and frame
dwelling.
Thnmu ft Bon have sold for James T, Fltipatrlck
No. BUHWest 148th street, a three story and bits
ment bouse, on lot 18.8xVV.ll, for (12,000,
Court Calendar This Day.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Reces.
Supreme Court Appellate Term Appeals from or
derof City Cojrt No. B. Appeals fiom judgments
of City Court No. 0. 8. Appeals from District
Court No. SO. 81.4. 8, 34, 33. 37, 34,30,40. 41,
42. ttupii'ina Court Special Term Part I. Motion
crileudar callod at 10:80 A, M, Part JI.-Kx-purte
matte rs.
Surrogate's Court Cbaroben Nodayralendar. For
probate Will of Jacob Erygeer. Michael Clark,
Katharlna Miller, Uabrlrl Kreutcer, Nicholas W, S.
Cutleu, Mary A, Oordan, John Itutlngs, Marcus
ludew, Hosalle Bullrr, Andiow F, Uunner, Louis
Hthnabe), at ln:3u A. M
City Court Social Term Motions.
jflimiirUU.
BAlMKERS-BlloatEIlS
Investment Securities a Specialty.
NEW YOUKi DO110N. Moss.:
8mtOADWAT. AMES UUII.D1N0.
HTOCKH, BONDS,
PROVISIONS,
GIIAIN. COXXON
Bought and iold for sub or on marila.
J
,a t 4y fin. fl-'t 's sn
,7 ' " i'''
Proposals for
$10,053,017.27
OF
3!?o Bonds and Slock
OP HIE
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County of New York.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold
EXECUTOR!". ABMINISTMATOns. OUAtlMANS,
AND OTflKllB HOI.UINO TIIUBT TUNDS
ARE AUTHORIZED nY AN AOT 01" T1IB
LG0I8LATURG PASSED MARCH 14, 1889.
TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS AND
STOCK.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by th
Comptroller of th City of New York, at hta offloe.
No. 280 Broadway, In the City of New York, until
Thursday, tbo 29th day of July, 1897,
AT a O'CLOCK P. St.,
when they will b publicly opened, u provided by
law, for th whole or part of tbo followlnc dorlbd
Coupon or Registered Bonds and Stock of th City of
New York, bearlna. Interest at ttart and one-half per
cent, per annnm, to wltt
91,160,000.00 CONSOI.IDATF.D KTOCK Oa THE
CITY Or NEW YORK. KNOWN
A8 "ADDITIONAL WATF.lt
BTOCK OF THF, CITY OF NEW
YORK." Principal payabl Oct.
1,1018.
O.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OFTUR
CITY OF NF.W YORK. KNOWN
AS "SANITARY IMPROVEMENT
BC1IOOI.IIOURK BONDS " Princi
pal parable Nov, 1, loin.
100,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TIM
CITY OF t-EW YORK, FOR THE
PUR0I1A8E OF NEW STOCK OR
Tl.ANT FOR THE DKrARTMENT
OF bTREET CLEANINO Prlacl
pnl payable Nov. 1, I ill a.
l,0ia,09D.4T CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TT1E
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS "bCHOOLlIOUSK BONDS."
Prlnclpi.l payanie Nov. I, luia.
4100,000,00 CONSOLIDATED 8T0CK OFTITE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOB AC
UUIRINO LAND REQUIRED FOR
THE imilHJE OVER THE HAR
LEM RIVER AT THIRD AVFNUE,
AND THE APPROACHES THERE
TO. Principal payabl Nov. I.
000,000.00 CONSOLIDATED BTOCK OJ1 THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR NEW
BUILDINOH, ETC.. FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF PUBUO CHARI
TIES. Principal payable Nov. I,
OSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TOE
CITY Or NEW YORK. FOR NEW
BUILDINOH. ETC., FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF CORRECTION.
Principal pavable Nov. 1. 18 IS.
BOO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK. OF TOB
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR RE
PAYING STREETS AND AVE
NUES. Principal payabl Nov. 1.
J814 "
400.000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOB LAY
INO WATER MAINS. Principal
parable Nov. 1. 181s.
00,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OP NEW YORK. KNOWN
AS POLICE DEPARTMENT
BONDS." Principal payable No.
1. 1818
oo,oao.aa consolidated stock of the
CITY OF NEW YORK, STREET
AND PARK OPENING FUND
STOCK. Principal Aayabla Nov.
1. 101. " T
007, 3 lO. OS CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THB
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE
BOND ISSUED FOR THE PAY
MENTOFAWARD3,ETC., IN TOE
FORT WA8HINOTON PARK
PROCEEDINO. Principal pay
able Nor. I. IBIS.
aao,si.oo consolidated stock of the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
KKDKMITION OF REVENUE
BONDS ISSUED FOR THB PAY
MENT OF JUDGMENTS FOR THE
AWARDS. ETC.. IN THE MAT
TER OF ACQUIRING THE B1TB
FOR A COURT HOUSE FOR THE
APPELLATE DIVISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT. Principal
parable Nov. 1, 101.
0,000,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NF.W YORK, KNOWN
AS "DOCK BONDS." Principal
parable Nov. 1. 18117.
The resolutions of the Commissioners of th Btnklnf
Fand, ezemptlnf said Bonds and Stock from local
taxatto. wcro adopted pursuant to the authority of
an ordinance of the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October X, 181-0, and section 137 of the
New York City Consolidation Act of 1688.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THF. INTEREST ON
THE ABOVE'DESCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK ARE
PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF TOE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WF.IOIIT AND FINENESS, AT THE OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section 14S of the New York City Oon
olldatlon Act of 18b2, at amended by Chapter 103 of
the Laws of 1887l
No proposal for bond! or stock will be ocptd for
less than the par ralue of the same.
Each bidder must deposit with tho Comptroller In
money, or by certified check drawn to the order of
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
of tho City of New York, TWO TER CENT, of th
amount of the proposal, Includlnc premium. No
proposal yv 111 bo recelred or considered which Is not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons mak
ing tho samo vrltuln three day after decision a to
tho highest bidder or bidders su been made, except
the drposlt or deposits made by ucn highest bidder
or bidders. If said highest blddnr or bidders shall re
fill or ueg lect, wlthtn fir days after th lerrlc of
written notice of the award to him or thm, to
pay to the Chamberlain of the City of Nvr York
(he amount of the stock or bonds uwarded to hint
or them al their parratn. togthr with tha pre
mium thereon. If any, less tho ivmount deposited h
him or them, th amount of uoh doposlt or deposit
ball be forfeited to and be retained by In city
of Nw York u liquidated daman for such rafiual
or neglect.
The Comptroller, itlfv iii a; proral of tneOotn
mlssloner of th Sinking Fund, ahU determtn
what. It any, part of said propoli sball be ac
cepted, and opon payment Into th City Tnuury of
the amonnta due bj th penons who bid are ac
cepted, rtipoctlrely, eertlBcates thereof shall b
Issued to thera as authorise.! by law.
The proposal, together with tho leonrtty deposit,
should bo Inclosed In a sealed nreIope, Indorsed
" Proposals for Bends of the Corporation of the City
of New York," and then Inclosed In a second en
relop. addressed to the Comptroller of th City of
New York.
For full Information see City Record.
ASHBEL P. FITCH,
Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT-COMPTROLLERS OF
FICE. JULY IS. 1607.
The Columbus, Hocking Valley
and Toledo Railway Co.
The Hocking Coal and R. R, Co.
To Iho Holder or Joint Nl I'rr Oenu Tvrcnty
Year Hold llond, lirnrln dole July 1, lnajai
At tho requett or a largo number of th holders of
tho said Joint blx per cent. Twenty. Year Oold Bonds
of the Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Halw7
Company and the Hocking Coal and Railroad Com
pany, the underlined hare osroed to act as a Bond
holders' Protective Committee under an agreement,
coplei of which can be obtained from any of th
undersigned, or at lb oflloa of lh KXICUim-
DliriiKIl TIll'NT I'OMHAXY, No. 00 Broadway,
lu tho city of New York,
Holder of the said txuids ar urged to tak prompt
action by the deposit of thtlr bondi with the
UICK KltlUH'KKH T1IU4T COMPACT.
THE TIME FOR DEPOSIT HAS BEEN EX
TENDED TO JULY 3 1 , AFTER WHICH DATE
A PENALTY WILL BE EXACTED.
ItoriKItT CTtri.AY,
JI'I.K n. iiai-iik. Bondholder'
WILLIAM II. llAIUIOUIt, . Protectlr
CIIAHLMC. KDK1, Commltte.
vUBOrtUB II, UOI.T, J
1 WM. B. RANDALL, Secretary,
0(1 Broadwaj, Nw York.
DAYIE3, BTONB Jt AUKRDACU, CounssL
ALASKA! KIONDYXE! f
ACME DEVELOPMENT CO. J
Colorado charter. Capital, $180,000. P l
Tnlue.fl.00 per share. President, Capt, Jntnea $,
We, cx-Socretary or State, Colorado. Mm
mrir TortK orricie. awiTK no. no broad. KE
WAV AMP 4 XV A 1,1. MTIIKRT. H
onJRCTi Sal of limited omonntof stock to bulla WtW
steamer and aupply employees. Mb-
rtKI'ltlMI'.NT HoXl tKO nXPRntENCED Ml.
INO ENOINF.RRS, NOW ON THE "ROOND MW,
CATINU CLAIMS IN TUB KAMK 01' THE COM-
PANY. These men aro reputable, able, and ener- WYh
etl.i, belnvs personal friends of Mr. Rice, who ha tmw
implicit oonlldenc In their loyalty and Judgment. m'
ritoarilCTl'll Nothing written and roiy. bit t only mi
the koja deslro by mutual co-oporatton or brainy . i!
men who understand mlnlns to seouro tbo greatesl m.
food for all conoerned. . . H
icCRITVi Oood money from Rood men and sin. H.
cor tnvtors will be placed with the Oompanrancl H H
expanded o!cly for the mutual benefit of each and H
very stockholder. No larvta oapltalttatlon, no II V
Stock-Jobbing scheme. Your money buys reaulu If
any aro realised. We ar all In It oj an equal basil. M
The full paid stock noVv offered at 1
one dollar per share will provide a fund
for the construction of a steamer to I
carry the company supplies up tho W. ., il
Yukon River. Send in your orders tf'r
early before the price of the shares is
advanced.
JAMES RICE', I'
KX-SECRKTARY OF STATE OF COLORADO, l'RESI- ? '
DENT. I
TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES -
OF THE ;
CENTRAL TRUST CO. of New York,
Representing First Mortgage Bonds and 'M
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds W
OF 'TUB j'
Colorado Midland Railway Co.:
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of certifi
cate holders, duly called aad held, th plan and agree- t
ment of reorganization prepared by the undersigned '
a eommltteo was duly approved and ratified by reso
lution adopted by tha vote of holdora of a majority In
amount of all the outstanding certificates, and that
pursuant to the terms of the agreement dated Jnnu- e
ary SR, 1805. th earn has become binding on all tha
holders of certificates. 08 er cent, of all tha First
Mortgage Ponds, and 96 p r cent, of Consols have al
ready been depoltodnd bound by the plan. H
First Mortgatra and Consolidated bond not hereto- H
fore deposited under the agreement of January SS, a
1MUB. will bo received by the Central TTJSt Company
f New York under said plan and agreement at any
time prior to tbe 31st day of Anguir, lb87, after , '
which data no bonds will be received except upon th .
payment of a penalty of 9a0 per bond. r
Holder of certMcates representing Four Per Cent. R.
Consolidated bonds are required to pay totbOea- g '
tral Trust Company of New York, for account of tha i.
oommlttee, 5u upon each certificate, being one-third k
of the cash avaessmenl larled under the plan, on or j.
before the loth day of August, 1H07. Notice will bo 5
given of th calling of the remainder of ald asses- .
ment. $
NEW YOP.K, July87th. 1807. ni
aVRBOURIO P. OWOTT. H.
Chalnnami m i
chaik.es r. AVEB. i
JIAIfln K. JARltlt,
CEonun mosi.k.
wiLuin a. nATnBO.YB.
WaXLIAIf D. IUIMC
Committee.
OSCAR BtTNKlS, Secretary, 41 Wall street. '
Tho Kootcnny-Carlboo Mining nnd
Inrestment Co., Ltd.
Incorporated under th Companies Act. 1661.
PBOVTNCS OF BRITISH COLUafBIA.
AUTHORIZED CAP ITAIi,$2,000,000.
DIVIDED INTO 2,600,000 SHARES OF (1 EACH.
PrMldent THE HON. JOHN COST10 AN. Privy Coun
cillor, M. P.
Secretary OEO. MACDETH, ESQ., Andltor Toronto
Oen. Trust Co.
Oonsnltlnc Mining Engineer W. HAMILTON METt-
rUTT, ESQ.. M. E, A. P.. S. M. V
Bankers UNION BANE OF CANADA and THB NA- I
TIONAL PARK BANK of Hew York.
This company has hitherto operated In th Koo- I
teny, B. Cn and Rainy Lake. Ontario, districts,
and now, acting under Its extraordinary charter B
powers, ha arramred to Immediately extend Ita m
operations to the Upper Yukon (Including tl'e Klon- H
dike) region, where It wtll locate and aequlra B
mining claims, deal In town site, construct, roads,
etc, and conduct a reneral trading buslnei. Sererai
propertle In the Klondike dttrlct hr already been
offered to the company, and will bo accepted U re- t
ported favorably bjr tho company' engineer. In
order to tenure addition! working capital, a llmlt4
number of non-aaseaaable shares 1 offered for publlo
subscription In amounts of not less than twenty-fir
dollars.
Subscriptions will b recelred and f nil particular
glrea at the Nw York office of the Company,
60 Liberty St.
Telephon 818 Cortlandt.
CBBTiriCATBS OP IXTEnBST
tat reapeot or
UIIIOH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notpa.
Thirty dollar (30), being the full amount of War
rant No. 1 from the abore described Certificate,
will b paid on August 1, 1807, upon surrender of
said warrant al our otnoe, 23 Wall Street, New York,
or at the ottloe of Jacob C. Rogers, 43 8tata Street,
Boston.
J. r.--jiono..N a co..
Do pual carle.
NOTICE :
Th bond of the South Brootl.) n Outrol Railroad
Company or Brooklyn. mMurliag on Aug. 1, 18. 7.
will b paid on preMntatlon at the Drootlyn Trust H.
Company. H
We ntrehr extend to the holdtrs of gad bonds oa H
Of tloa to take 1n exebaap forthelr hondki, at purwul EH
accrue 1 liitrtu boniU uf the .;Uniio Avenue Ball H
road Oumptuiy, known a- thf Con-il(i1nt A Mortuato H
Fire Percent. Oold Bonds, authorized Imiih 3.00(,- H
000, xnaturtng IU31, interrtt payable April ami Oct H
l?r. the Ian qnotaticn on which waa luj bid und 103 I
MaM. H
Failure to notify tbo Brooklyn Trut Comptor on H
presentation of tho bondi for payment wilt be con
el! ued as clecllnlnp the option. The cotnpaty alio re
tains the rUht towlthdrawtald option for any or all
of said bond not rr- rented on Aur. 1, 18V?.
tiik avsau uisCrrmr un.non ro.
BY TOU L. JOnXSON'.Trrasurer.
i ' -- - i ... i
Xm MAKB A fTPECIAaVrr ov
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. GOODHART & CO.,
HRnmina ar. v. stuck kxc nt u.
38 WALL STREET.
W. CnADNCBYF0YD.j"0NES."T ytmU.n
WII.LtXM nODISON. SM' E"hangw r
FLOYD-JONES &
18 WALL ST.
Stocks Bonds and Jnvsstments
LEHIGH VALLEY
and Philadelphia Securities t
IIKl.l IN II Y ?i
E. &. C. RANDOLPH,
7 NANhU SI. X
HAVEN & STOUT
Member ew York Stock Exchange.
1 NaaBau Stroot, Cor. Wall.
Starslii Account.. Iiivc.tiiirnt Neciirltle. ''i
Teleuhone. No., 3137 and matt Cortlandt,
rQividriulif ami antrwst. I
NANIIVII.I.F, CIIATTAMMII.'l A.I1 HTTTovVli U
IIAIl.ttAV. n
Tno Hoard of Director of tho Nashville, Chatta- U
nooga and Ht. Louis lulhvay this day declared a ?"
dividend of O.NK (1) I'KK I I'.NT. on Us canltal K
stock, parahle on nnd after the I'd ro:. The stock m
transfer books will cioa t IV) Jl. on the Vlth In.t. fe
and reopon at 1U A. 11. on the 3d of Anirust, f
JU8IIVI....K. Ten.,.. JntvVieSj' 1
OKI'ICn OK TIIKhOUTlIF.HNPACIKIOCOMPA.NY. 1
No. U8 llroad street (Mills llulldlngl.-CoutKmi fi
due Ang, 1, 1007, from tho following Iwuds will 19
be paid atr that data at thla nraoei 1EXAS I G
AND hHW OKI.KANS R. 11 ft). 1st Mortgag. 7
per cent.. Main Line) (IAI.VESTON, HAllHInlll'IKJ I 1
ANl) HAN A.STOMU HY CO. 1st cortgago 0 "er 1
por cent., Eastern Ulrlilon. ' I
N T. BUITil. Treuaurer.
'rJnTW!a OOtD MIN1NO AND IIILLINO I
XCOIIPANY HAH DKOLAUF.D, JUr 2fl, It l.vcuth 1
ooaseeutlr nionthlv dlrldeud of 10 crt. a share. i
gaahl July K, Booki clos Jul 87, und ooeu July 8
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