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. S THE SUN, THUBSDAY, JULY 2t iBQ7. ' " '' "
I NACK-THOKN TRIAL nERE.
i; jvDfrn XEwnunaEit orimnuzra
f. XUE DBXVltKEIt VTTEJtPOSED.
6 Hslds That Gteldsenauppe'a Murder Was Cess
tt-, saltted Partly Hera ana rartly ""
S1' Cssmty Te Prtaeaers to Plena To-Day
I. Mn. Mack Hakes a Friend In the Tembe.
jf JndaTO Newbunrer of ths Court of Gcnoral
'v' Besslors handed down a decision yesterday
jjr' orerrullDcr tho demurrer Interposed by the
T lawyers for the defenco In the case of the kill-
jf, tig of William aieldscnauppe. The demurrer
k" ttm baaed on four epeclflo frrounds first, a
h technical objection that tbo Indictment did not
l conform to the requirements of sections 278 and
fr 1T70 of the Criminal Codo; second, that moro
jjr' than one crime Is charged In the indlctmont;
?', third, that the facta statod In the Indictment
rj do not constituto a crime, and fourth, that ths
crime let forth In tho Indictment was com-
h' mlttedm Queens county and not In New York,
fe and was not theroforo within tho jurisdiction
p of; the Court of General Sessions In and for the
f'J1 county of New York.
k ,In bis decision Judge Newburger said that
w the lndlotmont charged tho defendants with the
u', arlme of murder In tho first degree, commlt-
Sfc tad partly In tho county of Now York and
i partly In the county of Queens, the defendants
3 baring conspired to murder Oleldscnsuppo 'In
;-.' the county of Quoons, but, having fonnod the
'p, conspiracy, deliberated upon the murder, and
B- planned its execution In the county of New
i York, from which county they lured the vlo
r tlm Into tho town of Newtown. Queens county.
.' Judge Korburgor dismissed the first cantons'-
tlon In tho demurrer in a word. As to the
ft other throe, he said In part:
tt "As to the second objection raised by the de
l' murrer, that moro than one crime Is charged
In the indictment, namely, conspiracy and mur
m der, the oourte of this Stato have repeatedly
' helA that ,whers an Indictment contains differ
jj ent counts, each of which technically describes
J; a different offenco, but it is apparent from the
Nj general tenor of the indlctmont that each
; count relates to the same transaction, and that
. the' Introduction of separata counts Is not far
'i the purpose of proving distinct offences, and
vj where, as in this caso, tho acts of conspiracy
3 were manifestly initlotory to and wero mertrod
J" Into and consummated by the crime of murder,
V. such an indictment is good. It has also been
it held that where ihero Is a conspiracy to com
SB mlt a felony and such crime is subsequently
ij. ocmrummate pursuant to the consptraoy, (tie
K conspiracy merges in the felony, so as to pro
s'. Tint a prosecution for the conspiracy Itself as
ft an Independent crime.
J "As to the quostlon of Jurisdiction, section
s 134, of the Code of Criminal Procedure pro-
j Tides: 'When a crime is committed, partly in
fX oe oonnty and partly In another, or the acts
ft or effects thereof, constituting or requisite to
vL the consummation of the offence, occur in two
V or more counties, the jurisdiction Is in either
connty,'
"It Is contended, on behalf of the defendants,
S that the Indictment shows unon Its face that
' the crime was committed in Newtown, Queens
'?, county. Tho elements necessary to constituto
murder are premeditation, deliberation, and In-
Z tent to kill. Tho premedlatlon and deliberation
ln this case unquestionably occurred In the
g city and county of New York, tho Intention to
?. kill was formed in the minds of theso defend-
i ants. If at all. In the city and county of New
if York, and the Inveigling and enticing of Glold-
tl aensuppo ooenrred in the city and county of
7 Now York. Theroforo, the crtmo was partly
'; committed in this city and county.
if "It Is therefore clear, from tho reading of
.' the Indictment, that this court has jurlsdlc-
f)" tlon of the defendants, and that tho Indictment
'-' was properly found. Tho demurrer must,
j therefore, be overruled, with leavo to the defend-
fit ants to pload."
"Justice Newburger, after reading his de-
:; cision, gavo notice to the lawyers for the de-
si fendanta that thoy must present Mm. Nack
.v and Thorn for pleading this morning. This was
E; assented to.
i Lawyer Friend said yesterday: "The de-
'' dslon of the court Is final and cannot be ap-
; pealed from, as the court's power In such a
&. ease is discretionary. Personally I should
M ' much prefer to try the coso hero In New York
J.1 than In Qu ens, bat I still think the case will
jf iltlmately be tried In Long Island City."
,,i- When Lena Yon Eatress, the German girl
li Kho tried to commit suicide recently, was
$ taken to tho Tombs she eonmed to bo extremely
'J,-' frightened and Mrs. Nack asked her what the
-f. y - matter was. The girl replied thut she bod
VJ,.- I heard that she was to bo put in the same cell
j tTlth the terrible Mrs. Nack and she was frlght-
ivC aned. (Mrs. Nack comforted and soothed hor,
; and anally revealed her Identity. Now the
; girl wants to bo with the German woman all
li the time.
-, The police let np dredging for Gleldsecsnpne's
... head yesterday. It Is believed for good. Tney
i, had clawed the bottom of every ferry slip and
i) stirred the mud In the routes or the boats, work-
i Ing eight hours a day with the police natrol.
'v. three launches, and rowboats. But they did not
';, get the head: only ropes aud anchors and bits of
i; Iron and clothes of one sort and another. They
worked rain or shine and tbey were heartily
K. , tired of the Job.
fX' XAJ.lt. OX" A MtEirEBS' TltUST.
".' -
'V' Alleged thecal Gamblne stay Lead to a national
rf Organisation.
.' Dcrsorr, Mich.. July 28. There is unusual
; aetlrity among the local brewers, and the
iv-'.' belief Is growing stronger every day that
the story that they are to Join In a
,t;; great national trust has a foundation. That
;-Vj' a local combine was being engineered by
& . CoL August Qoebel has been well known. The
ML- brewers with one exception are anxious for any
gf aort of combination that will Btop the ruinous
X ' competition that has oxlstod here for some time,
,'r not only in regard to the barrel prlco of beer,
L bat in starting saloons and caring for them.
l This saloon feature has been a drain on them all.
rti Beer li selling for only 85 a barrel, and for a
; time sold for 9i- The brewers are united In de-
' clarlng that even at the former price the margin
tj. of profit Is so very small that often It cannot be
if foand.
i The oomblne now forming was primarily the
''-' result of an effort to fix the price of beor at SB
. a barrel, but this failed. Then tho brad of the
? Qoebel Ore wing Company, Col. August Goebel,
V who has Ilritlsh capital Invested in his coin-
',; pony, drew up plans for a trust, and has secured
Kf i the signature of overy brewer In town except
u, . that or tho A. Iluoff Ilrowlnit Company. Jlr.
" Buoff, the only brewer who has talked about
'. the matter, freely admits the facts. lie says he
:. . will never go Into the combine, but will raise
) ' his prices to meet their. No figures as to plant
i, values can be obtained. Col. Goebel Is now on
. the ocean bound for London, and no one doubts
fi he wtll make an effort to secure British capital
K to back the enterprise. With the local trust
;. formed the entry into a national body will be
d , much simplified.
a"1 BEOltBTXIl 1IIS ASSETS.
a
'.- Attacbjaenta Axcrriratlnar sno.ono Against at
h. Woollen Dealer He la Arrrated.
. Oustav M. Miller, dea'er In woollens at 33
, East Tenth street, was arrested yesterday as he
A! iras- leaving the Centre Btreot Police Court,
ji where he had been arraigned on another com-
;?'' pUlntand discharged, and taken to Jsfferson
p, Slarket Court, whero ho was accused by John
J. H. Boultor of 3 and 5 Waverley place of grand
V larceny, conspiracy and a violation of seetlon
ff 687 of tho Criminal Code relating to the secret
in lng of assets.
t It appears that on July 14 Goldberg Sc Loew.
X aotlngforll.il. Schuelerlng ti. Co., obtained a
' warrant of attachment for tOOO against Miller.
n This was Issuod to the Shorill, and Miller paid
if tbo bill. On July IS a number of other claims
y were placed with tho same lawyers for colleu-
hf tlon, aud attachments were issued. Among
'' them was the claim of Iloultcr for J-flRO, It Is
" alleged that when the fiheriff went to tho place
) again he found thut Miller had closed it up and
l'. removed all the stock. It Is charged that ut-
Ji tacbmenta aggrognting $110,(100 have been
V Issued against Mller. Magistrate Poo) set the
case down for a bearing on Saturday and held
V the prisoner in 91,000 bail. ' UUU0I
li Peaaded by Two Drunken Men on the novated
:' llnllro.d.
Frederick Baun of 513 East Seventy-sixth
E street, and August Kluhouse of 320 East Twen-
r' ty-thlrd street, rode uptown in a Third avenue
ft ' elevated railroad train last evening, Both
By. were Intoxicated, and while tho train was be-
i j tween tho Twonty-eighth and Thirty-fourth
., street stations tbey begun to pound James Hul-
W;. livan of 1762 Vanderbllt avenue! Sullivan was
m.i., not able to shako Uiem off. nnd tho other per-
fe sonijn the car. which was crowded, feared that
fft he would be badly hurt.
25f". Detective TIerney of the Central Office was In
3K -. tho train, and after a struggle he subdued the
H two men. He took them to the East Thlrtj-flfth
W.1 street police station. Hulllran went home.
It, If TROVMEn WITH JtllEViTATIBM,
i Houralrla. Sciatica, Clout, or any .Nrrrous dUeuo
31 i.! ,h Woodbury Instliuta, 127 West a "t
it M. for treatment with SUMo Electricity, tirtn br
uajr. poMultsuoati., chargts modsratK , ,
u
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lew Yark lleek stsehansa ! Jalr BB.
crxmo statu and stati noiroa Cm BLOOOs).
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of 1081.... 04.H'
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at pi of O. 07S 1804 HON 114.
Dn Bt 4s, r, Un Bt Ba, e,
1907 HI 118a 1C04 1141, 1X0
Un Bt 4s, e, Dn Bt 6, r,
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1025 ISO's 125T. 1888 104V
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188B 1S0 120Ta
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10 Atehad) 4s.... 62h fi K Faa gnl 8... BOH
30 62'4 0 60S
60 B2'a 17 60"i
200 63 32 60'.
21 63N 35 604
63 63"a 10TBnsrnI.. 801
16 6394 1 SO1
6 53? 1 80U
130 64 0 BOS
200 6ih 6NYCentlst,all7Tt
40 64s 20 118
24, . 64H lNTCdbBs...llli,
30 64". 3Kuh&Chatltl304
133 64' 60NKh:Chat cnl00a
1 B4 25NY. CStt,ilOO
43 64 IN Wen 140
11 Atchrnl ..... 804 2NWaf6s 117t
130 80" aSWifdeoO,
67 804 188S. 117
16 bOU lST,0Wrli 00
20 8GV ONY.OaWcnBsllO'i
2 Am SMoi 80'4 7 0SLenB gO'i
3 80S 28 00
10 AmTob scrip.. 70 11 OB Lino a 60
4 Ann Arbor 4s.. 704 10relmpltt.tr 08
6 70"10 0re Imp 8s,
4 70'4 lstlp 23
1 AtchkO lit... 30 6 231
2D0B,18S3, 78 2 reotEaat lrt. 72"4
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2 80. 10 73'a
13 80 6Ienna4Vs.....llla
3 88" 11 Pitts West 1st 73
4 884 2RockIlexAs..l06'4
1 SB's 2 105Ta
6 SB'. 20 106"a
6 DrW Jt WBi...l0014 4nocklsldeb8s.l02
10 IlrookUnOSs.l394 36Rea(lcni 4i.... 834
2Cb.JtWIndKolll014 14 834
3 Ch.JtO cn Sa.110'4 0 834
20 ChaJtOrnt44i 7894 1 Itto Q W 1st.... 784
10 70 10 784
10C.BftQ4B.Jlex 041 15 78'a
20C,DQ 7s.....117Vi 10SclVftNE4a.. 824
3 1174 1 SoPorCallrt.lOB1
0 C.BQdeb5a.l02,4 7 BoPaeof Calcn 01
0 ConOaaofChJo 6 01U
os 101 11 SoPofSM ltU04'4
ICanSoSd 108 1 8t P tMacn 0il264
10ChloTmtlst.tr 42T 7 St P ft Ma cn
5 CfctcftEIgnlBslOl's 44s 105
6 1014 6BtPftMa stex
2Ch, StLftNO, 4 03
MdlT 103S 2SLft8Tt5a 804
lOCenOaRycnoa 034 10 St Peon 1374
6 OSS 2 3tanRftT0s.. 004
10 03U 10 G0
20 03S 2 00ra
37 C Oa By 1st tno 374 4 70
12 37U OStasKftTlno. 18
17 374 4 184
6 37T11 10
40 374 0 104
lOCOaRy tdtno. 13 2 10S
2 Detroit O os.... 884 62 SAftAPlst 4a 60S
8 88 2 60S
6 Erie x lien S-4a -064 10 60'a
2 06S 6 61
12E41onEllrt..ll34 3 60S
CFtWABOlit.. 604 lOSoIfwayBa.... 00S
6 60S 24 01
24 67 40 SUarQIS-S-la 00
12 674il3TftPlst5s 04s
5 67S22IexPaoXdln... 20
2 Hook Yal Ba.... 73 44 201
3 724 37 20S
1 724 4TolftOCen latl03
10 734 lOTaxftMOcnSa 05
1 nook Vales.... 65 5Tol.Stl.ftEO
12nftTOfnl4s. 72 lat.tr 771.
1 Iron Mt 5a, a ft. 70 6 78
CKanPoon.tr.. 77 llTnPaoSP.tr. 06
12EanftTex 4a 80S 10 U P,D 0 1st. 404
6KaaTxSds. 634 17 40S
21 63S 1 404
40 63S 0 40
27 03 1 VaXld cat, s.,1024
1 04 15 Wat lit 104Ts
1 LonftNgaa... 83 33 106
6LX, SftNA 6 1054
ft Ba 034 6 1064
1 Long I 1st. 1044 32 1054
1 Mo. K ft E lit.. 034 18Wabtl 734
lMftStLcnSa.l04Ta 3 734
1 Morris ft Es 1st. 144 6 73Ta
6 Mo, K ft T of 3 74
TexaaBa 81 7 73S
20 82 2Wabdab,sB... 244
6 82S 5 25
6MetElSd 1054 6 24S
1 Mob to lit N.. 120 0 24S
2MoPaocn 87S 12 West TJn eolBal07Ta
5 874 1 108
4 88 10 1074
13 B7S 1 1084
2 Mo P col 1st Ba. 61 lWestBb4a 1004
2MoPao3d 1044 40WlaCenlst.tr 33
6. HP prior 4a.... 80S 6 334
10NTft81ttrBsl06 6 34
16KJCencnlSa..ll3 6 Wllkea ft Ea lat 07
Total aalsa or railway bonds (par value), 18,084,000.
KAtUtOAO AXD OTIIXR SnARES.
Oven- High- Low , Clotlna
ttUt. inn. tit. cat. Bid. Aiktd,
04 Afa Ex. 156 166 166 162 160
4B44BamBR..130 130S 138 137M37S
BAmBRpll041104 1104
8S0AmSM. 124 13'a 124 134 13S
mOAmSMp 314 32S 314 32 32S
ISSSOAmTob. 824 84 824 834 834
100ATobpflH4 1114 1114 1104 116
6080 Aru COI1 16 10S 16 10Ta 17
SSOAmCOp 044 004 644 66S 60
4045 Atcb.T
BPe.... 13S 14 13S 13S 14
418J0 Atcb.Tft
BFop.. 26S 284 26S 27Ta 28
80 0 Bait ft O.
BWp.n 34 3S 34 34 4
188BayStO 12S 144 12S 134 13S
BOSBUr'kRT 33S 344 334 34 344
SOOBUn O.H7S 117S 117S 117 118
770 Can Bo,. 51S 61Ta 61S 614 61S
8UCanPao. 71s 71 71S 72S
400ConIca. 30 30 384 38S 304
200C Ice pf. 80 80 884 884 00
eeaociotw os 104 os 104 10s
4B40CbrsftO 184 1B4 184 18S 184
BOflBCbtoOaa 07 OSS OOS 08 084
808 C.C. Oft
BtL.... 28 . 28 28 28 284
18800kNW1174 117S 1174117 117S
11684 C.BftQ. 87S B8S 87S 884 884
8005B C.lIftStP 874 884 874 87'a 88
847C,MSt
I,pr...,141S 1414 141S 1414 141S
178C.RIftP 814 82S 814 824 83S
lOOColPuel. 18'a 184 184 164 10
BOO Fuel p 76 76 75 80
1638Con(lM.l70S 1704 1704 1704 171
188BDftIlud.no 11 OS 11841184 118S
IOOD.LftW15B 168 168 1674 168
lBSOErleHR 16 154 16 16S 164
SUOErlelatp 304 364 304 364 37
400Erle2dp 20S 20S SOS 204 20S
lB4EdlEI.,122 122 123 123 1224
18 Eqult 0.2624 2624 2524
1820OrnEU 34 344 34 34 344
02i!lllCfnt.lOO 1004 100 1004 100S
100 111 Steel. 36 36 35 37 30
aiOIaCen.. 74 74 74 7S 8
itJOIaCenp 31 31 304 30 314
808K&Hlcb 04 OS 04
780LEftV 164 17 164 164 17
lBOOLEtWp 60 71S 60 71S 72
400Lakesh.l704 171 1704 1704 171
HOLonglil. 42 42 42 40 42
100Laciaa 20S SOS 20S 204 30
lULaclOp. 834 834 834 824 83
481BLouftN. 634 664 634 64S 644
6835 Man Coa 03S 04S 03S 03S 04
800 Mln Iron 68 68 68 60 68
840MlchCenlOO 1014 100 101 102
700 11 ft St I, S44 S44 244 244 244
1810 M A St L
litp... 84S 80 84S 8'6 80
700 M ft St L
Sdpt.,, 664 60 664 66S 664
8460MoPac., 264 26'a 264 204 264
I88OU0.KAT 144 14S 144 14S 144
4714M,KATp 34S 864 34S 34Ts 36
100N Starch 6S 6S 6S 6 64
7tlB(lp 82S CCS CBS CC 85
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faka. tat Sat, ass, MU, Jsssat
80HTOenlloa 1004 103 101S10B4
MelKstLead 84 84S 334 344 84
UONalLdplOB 108 108 101 1084
1700 hor Am. 4S 44 4S 4S AS
100 NT, Oft
Btl... 14 14 14 14 144
400KT.BAW 14S 14S 144 14 144
1870 N Y, 8 ft
Wpf... 06S 86S 06S 04S 36
OOJtorPae. 144 14S 144 144 14S
BWONPaep.. 41S 48S 41S 414 48
80OntMla 0 0 0 4 0
HBOOntftW 104 10S 104 10 104
1480OrRftK 82 84S 28 84S 26
1480ORftMp 60 08 60 63 06
780Ore8L.. 18 IBS 18 174 18
1880PaaMall 31 81 31 SOS 81
648P. DftE 14 14 14 14 IS
100 PulP101704 1704 1704 170 171
itoor.c.c ft
StL... 144 14rs 144 14S 144
800rh'clxM.O7 .07 .07
10SS0 Reading 244 24S 244 244 24S
SSSOOReadtp 62S 634 624 62S 62S
BISORsadSp 304 SOS 304 304 SOS
lOOROWp
a SO... 40S 40S 40S 604 014
100ResaftS184 184 184 180
BOOSt LftS
Flat p. 474 484 474 474 484
100 Bt LftS
F4 P. 174 174 174 104, 17
OOOfitLSWp 10S IIS 10S 104 11
ItSBtPftD 23 23 23
4980 St r A O. 064 004 664 06S 00
81B4BtannT 74 84 74 84 8S
400SoPao.. 10S 10S 10S 10 17
IBBOSoRwy. OS OS OS 04 OS
10608 SoRy p. 80 314 COS 314 SIS
lOOOSUftOl 44 4S 44 4S 6
07StJftOI
litp... 38S SO 88S 884 SOS
887StJftOI
Idp... 10S 10S 10S 11 114
1055 TO ft I.. 25 264 35 26 854
100 3dATRR1404 1404 1404 140 161
IBlBTexPac. US 124 US US 12
B348UnPac- 74 84 74 7S 8
BUSEx.. 48 48 48 40 40
4788 0SBub. 18 164 124 144 14S
S37I CBRnbp 664 60 664 604 68
880 U 8 L 8 8 8 8 84
1000 USLp. 02S 03S 62S 63 034
BBO Wabaik. OS 6S OS OS OS
7283 Wab p.. 16S 17 16S 104 17
SOW-FEx.106 107 108 106 110
8085 WC Tel 864 864 864 864 86S
SOOWaOaa. 70 70 70 704
lOOWUnB. 84 84 84
Totalsalaa. 307.227 shares.
BOSTON CXOSTNO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Attn. BU. Urted.
BosftAn..212 213 Domls-nC. 11 114
Bos ft Me... 100 AmBallTal 228
CbleJcom.1034 1044 WestEtM.. 81 214
CbloJpt...l074 1084 0Eleop, 72 74
Fltchburgp 004 01 BoaftMoa-1814 132
NewEngp. 66 70 CalneclaS03 306
Max Cento 704 Osceola..... 344 36
Old Colony. 180 QalncyM.U3 1144
WEttcom. 02 024 Tarn )Un...l80 131
rntLADELFniA CXOSINQ QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Atted. Bid. iitl
LehlrnVal. 314 314 COImpOo 744 74S
PrnnRR... 634 63SWOLCO.. 47 48
OP Ron.. 20 21 El SB com. 23S 24
PhllaTrao. 73 734E8Bpf... 20 204
Union Traa 11a, ilSPttLftPo 14 144
EftPTC. 72S 724 PH.LPp 33 334
MtTrao...lll4 112 WeUOeom 20 22
CTofNJs 284 20 WeltOpf.. 684 60S
CTotNJBs 034 034 Bait Tract- 184 18S
CmCAOO CXOSTNO QUOTATIONa.
Bid, Jktltd. Bid. Atttd.
nn-V... 40 42 Llt-Veta 13S 16
AmBtrtxl.. 284 28S NY Biscuit 404 604
Canal ft D.. - 65 NChStRy.230 236
City R'way.245 260 WCh 8tRyl04S 104S
Dlam'4M..140 143 MetWB.... 64 0
LakeS-L 14S 154
LATEST lONSOK QnOTATIONS.
Atchison, aap 144 Norfolk Wpf,n.. 80S
Canadian Paclno... 74 Northern Pactnopr. 42S
Cceaapeaka ft Ohio. IBS Ontario ft West 164
Brtecon.aap 16S Pennsylvania,... 66
Erlalstst 374 Reading, 1st a p.. 124
nilnola Central 1024 StPaul Q04
Canaas ft Texas.... 14S Soutk Railway 04
Lake Shore 174 south Railway pi., jji,
LoolaTlUe Naah.. 551, rjnloa PaclBc, 7a4
Kew York Central. 1 044 Wabash pf. 1 qi,
Wkdnesdat, Jury 28.
In some respects the Block Exchange markets
made a better showing to-day than at any time
during the last few weeks. The dealings in
stocks were large, though slightly smaller than
those of yesterday, and they were widely dis
tributed and included a larger proportion of
commission transactions than has heretofore
been reported. Several bouses that number
among tboir clientele important and conserva
tive investors say that they bought for the first
time to-day considerable quantities of vari
ous stocks that will be paid for and
taken out of the Street In the bond
markot the transactions were heavy, and a
number of noteworthy advances wero leairded.
Atchison Issues, particularly the adjustment
4s, were unusually active, and other faatures
were Georgia Central of Georgia issues. Fort
Worth and Rio Grande lsta, Missouri, Kansas,
and Texas 2ds, Northern Pacific and Wabash
issues. In the stock list there was a falling oft
In the trading in Sugar Refining, in American
Tobacco, and in the Granger stocks; but it was
moro than offset by larger transactions In
Atchison preferred, Louisville and Nashville,
Southern Railway preferred. Western Union,
and Wabash preferred. All of the stocks lost
named were exceptionally strong, and scored
noteworthy net advances.
There were no new considerations affecting
values, hence tho breadth and strength of the
market must be attributed to a steadily Increas
ing appreciation of the favorable developments
with which every one conversant with commer
cial and financial affairs Is familiar. The Irregu
lar market of Monday and yesterday's reaction
apparently convlncod many people of the In
herent strength of the present speculative situ
ation. This explains the sharp recovery at the
close yesterday and the further and almost uni
versal Improvement In prices to-day. Favorable
trafilo returns of a number of Important rail
roads for Jnne will be made publlo within the
next few days, and will doubtless more than
offsot possible shipments of 91,500,000 or
$2,000,000 gold on Saturday. The closing was
Btrong and final prices were In the main about
the best recorded.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
Jviv 87. Jul 18. Jul 17. JtUfti.
A,T8F. 134 13'a NatLead... 36 344
A.TftSFap 20S 28 NatLeadpfl02 103
Am Cot OIL 144 16S SWcon.,.1 174 1174
Am S Het. .137 1374 NPao com. 14 141,
AmTob.... 82S B34NPaopf... 414 41
AinSpH... 12S 13S NYCent...l01S 1024
AmSpMp. 31 324 ! J Cent... OOS 01
DrookRT.. 34 34 Omabacom 664 06S
C.C.CftStL 274 28 OntftW... 164 IflS
CBftQ.... 87S 88 Pa-Mall... 31 31
ConOaa....l704 1704 Pull PCar..l 70 1704
CbrsftO... 18 1B4 Rocklsland BIS 824
CblcOas... 074 08 Reading.... 244 244
D, LAW.. .168 168 Rsad lstpt 624 62S
Delft Hud.. 1 IBS 118S StPeom... 87S 88
Erie 164 164 SoR'way., 04 04
OcnXleo... 33S 34 SoH'wayp 30 814
Illinois Canl 00 1004StL8Wp. 104 11
Kan A Tex. 144 14S Stand R 4 T 74 84
EanftTpf. 34S 36 TexasPae.. US 114
Louft.Nsth 634 64STC, IftH.. 244 26
LE ft West 164 17 Union Pm. 74 74
LEftWpf 00 71S OS Rubber 13Ts 144
I.aldeQa 20S 20S OBRubpf. 604 604
ManhCon.. 034 03SUSLeathp 624 63
Mlinft8tL 244 244 Wab com... 64 OS
MMtLSMp 604 60 I Wabash pf. 16S 164
MoPacIOc, 254 20SIWUnTol.. 86 86S
Government bonds strong. The 4s of 1025
closed a V cent, higher bid, and the 5s
H V cent, higher bid. Railway and other
bonds continue strong and active. The
features woro Ann Arbor 4s, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit fis, Detroit Gas 6s. Fort
Worth and Rio Grande lsts, Hocking Valley os,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas of Texas Os, Mis
souri I'acifio consols, Norther 1 l'acltlc general
3s, New York Central lsts, c, Peoria and East
ern lsts, Itlo Grande Western lsts, Ran Antonio
and Aransas Pass 4s, Southern Railway Cs,
Union Pacific, Donverand Gulf lsts, Wisconsin
Central lsts, t. r., Atchison, Central Georgia,
Kansas and Texas, Standurd Rope and Twine
Texas Paclflo, and Wabash Issues. The more
Important net advances were in Atchison adj.
T V9 iL.0811. to 84t, and general 4s.
1 Vu to 6841 Am toUt . 4s, t 78
issffiBBgJaai&
Ert Worth and Rio Grande lsts. m. to 8741
nocking Vallev 61. U r 1, to 73s Kansas and
Tex2,i.' " 80. and 2ds. l, to Oil Mis
sourl, Kansas and Texas of Texas Oi, 8, to
Basil Missouri Paclflo consols, . to 87t
Northern Paclflo general 3s. h. to 80 : Now
York Central lsts. c.. 1.. to 118: Peoria and
Eastern lsts, lag. to 73'8: itlo Grande Western
lsts, o,to78; Btandard Rope nnd Twine Os,
. to 70, and incomes, m. 10; 8an Antonio and
Aransas Past 1 4s, e to 60S: Southern Railway
Os.4,to01;Toxasi'aclfloBds, s, to 203! Wa
bash lsU, 1. to lORifli 2ds, la, to 73V andde
bentnres, series 11, m, to 24i, nnd Wisconsin
Central lsts, t. r., ltj Wcent,, to 34. The note
worthy declines woro In Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bs, sgjipont,, to 88! Detroit GasOs. a. to 88,
and Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lsts,iW
cent, to 40.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
B7jc. Bar sliver In London closed at 20ad.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted nt 484c.
Kxporte to Europe to-morrow, 200,000 ounces.
Money on call, 1 V cent. Time money Is quoted
as follows: Sixty days. la W cent.; three and
four months. 2a ji cent, and six months, 3
cent., on good mixod Stock Exchange collateral.
Commercial paper quiet. Prime Indorsed bills
receivable aro quoted at 34Q354 jl cent, cholco
and prime single names at 3(34 V cent., and
good names at 4Q4g V cent.
Sterling exchange was strong on a moderate
business. Commercial bills for Immediate de
livery are scarce, but there Is an Increasing sup
Iily of futures. Continental exchango was firm,
osted asking rates for sterling. $4.87 for long
tills and 94.88 for demand. Actual rates aro:
lli. blll- $4.804?4.80a: sight drafts.
SJ-gZi?4-87-"" ble transfers. s?4.87ja
W.87S. li-rnnos are quoted at 5.10(ft5.104 for
long and 5.1Bm35.1B for short; relchsmorks,
05 5-161395 7-10 for long and 95na05's for
hort: guilders, 40 3-10(3404 for long and
40581840 7-10 for short
Domestic exchnngo on New York: Boston
5 cents discount and par. Charleston Buying,
fior; selling, premium. Savannah Buy
ng, 1-10 off; selling, par. New Orleans Bank,
f Prpm'u"i! commercial, 75 cents discount
San Francisco Sight, IB cents premlnm; tele
graph, 1 , a cents premium. St, Louis Par. Chi
cago 30 cents discount Cincinnati Between
banks, 25 cents premium, and over counter, 50
cents premium.
The Cleveland, Canton and Southern RiHroad
reports grots earnings for June of $35,078, a de
crease of 93.709 as compared with the same
month of last year, and net 88.097, a decrease of
5,083. For the year ending June 30 the gross
earnings were $037,959. ft decreaso of 918.888
as compared with the corresponding period of
last year, and net 1)112,651, a decrease of 848,
050. The Union Railway Company of this city re
ports for quarter ended June 30:
1(187. 189t). Chanct:
Dross sarnlnts (148,240 11311.92ft Ino. 1B.314
Oper. expenses 80,720 76,107 Ino. 10,053
Net earnings...... lOl.Slil 084,709 Dee. 12.2:19
Other Income-... 410 883 Ino. 83
Total tns.onn tos.osa Dae.12.iss
Fixed chargvs....... 88,(111 81.884 Ine, 1,287
Burplus 130.325 (33,708 Dec. (3.380
Cash on hand, 848,109, and profit and loss sur
plus, $328,078.
The Wostchoster Electrio Railroad reports for
the quarter ended June 30:
1887. 1888. Ouxnau.
Orocaearnlngs.....(3,160 (35,181 Deo. (1.018
Oper. expense! . 32.880 81,080 Ine. 1,120
Net earnings (11,488 (18.081 Dec. (3.181
xed ehargea 7,278 7.071) Inc. 188
Surplus (4,318 (8,543 Dec. (2,828
Cash on hand, $1,303, and profit and loss deficit
88,321,
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Mnnugors of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company to-dayithe qestlon of refunding $10,
000,000 of 7 and 8 fl cent thirty-year bonds of
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad at a
lower rato of Interest was discussed, but no
action was taken. It Is understood to be only a
question of tlmo when tho matter will bo taken
up for definite action. In addition to tho 1 V
cent on Delaware and Hudson stock that
would result from the saving In Interest paid on
Albany nnd Susquehanna bands. Delaware and
Hudson officials estimate that the company will
Bavo another 1 f cent, through the modification
of tho contract with the Erie Railway for haul
ing the company's coal from Uonesdole to the
V. est and to tidewater.
Advices from operating officials of tho Fort
W orth and Itlo Grande Railroad aro that the
ac-eage of cotton in the territory tributary to
the road Is 30 per cent greater than In 1895,
when ths earnings of the company, both gross
aud net, were tho largest In Its history. As
the crop is in a satisfactory condition, It is
beliovcd that Uio earnings of tho road this
year will be fully up to those in the year
mentioned. In tho last three years the av
erage net earnings of the company were
$141,270. and the fixed charges, including
taxos, aro now, owing to the reduction
in the Interest on the first mortgage bonds, ap
proximately $100,000 a year, leaving a surplus
of more than 40 per cent above those charges.
Since the bonds were quoted exlntcrest tho
first of this month, tbey have advanced nearly 5
points, and at the present price yield nearly 7
per cent on the Investment if held until ma
turity, for after four and a half years the rate of
Interest la 4 per cent
Those securities, among others, were sold to
day at tho Real Estate Exchange:
BO shares Fourth National Bank 174V
100 aharra National B ink of North Amerlca.1354
100 shares Th-nlx National Dank 107
115 shares Ragle Fire Company 247
200 tharea H mllton Klre Insurance Comp'y.1 10
170 sharea Pacific Fire Insurance Company. .140
47 sharea stuyvnatit Insurance Company,. S5
IB sharea Cltlsf na' Fire Innuranct Couipanyl07
5 aharra Trow Director Company 374
(1,035 abarea PrOTldent Sarlnxs Life Aasuranoe
Society (205,500
100 sham Eastern Elevator Company,
Buffalo 7i,
300 shares btandard Paint Company of Welt
Virginia 53
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. $408,438; Internal revenue, $557,271,
and miscellaneous. $44,102. a total of $1,060,
871. Tho disbursements n ere $1,207,000, an ex
cess of expenditures over receipts of $140,129.
The receipts of the fiscal year to date have been
$30,172,714 and d!sburements $40,942,000. nn
excess of expenditures over receipts of
$10,709,280.
The net assets of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as offlcnilly computed, compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
July 37. July 38.
Oold coin and bullion. ..1148.878,370 1148,485,358
Rllrer dollars snd bullion .S'i.4n.2S2 33.342,807
United Statea notes 27,883,788 28,813,530
Otber asaeta la exoraa of
demand liabilities 84,338,874 82,808,480
Available cash balance.
Including cold balanca.1239,071, 248 (388,480,018
Money In London, UQh V cent Rates of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months' bills a9T P cent. Paris advices quoted
3 V cents at 104 francs Ml centimes. Exchange
on London 25 francs 10 centimes.
COU3LEUCIAI. COSIPEXD.
Wednesday, July 2S.-GiiaIN Wheat Spot
was rather more active. Sales here were 1,000
bush. No. 2 red at 81c In elevator. 4,000 steamer
red at 79c In elevator, and 4,000 No. 2 red at
70c In elevator. For export 24,000 No. 3 red
winter at 814c freo on board afloat; 85,000 No.
1 Manitoba, and 8,000 No. 1 Northern spring
oa private terms. At tho outporls sales of 320,
000 winter wheat and 280,000 spring wheat
were reported for export on prlvato terms. At
Chicago 30,000 bush, was reported. Free on
board afloat: No. 1 Northern spring. New
Yor!., 804804c; No. 2 hard winter, 80ac;
No. 1 hard spring, 894c; No. 2 red, 814C
Minneapolis received to-day 123,540 bush.,
against 101,170 last year; Duluth 97,408,
against 107,322; Chicago 100,400, against 127,
300; Milwaukee 45,500, agnlnst 21,450; St,
Louts 02,000, against 84,089; Toledo 151,524,
against 35,403; Detroit 7,800, against 23,8114
last year. Futures opened 'ic to 3ec lower, but
recovered and advanced sc to sc. on nil
months except July, which advanced 14c. then
reacted nnd closed 'c. to c. lower except on
Julv. which was 4c higher. Future sales
0,030,000 bush., as follows:
iMMt
Opening. Uiahttt. Lovttl. doting. A'fu'.f.
July 83 tj 85 RU4 84 M
fceptember.704 7BS "S 78S 7U4
leceolMT..804 80S 784 784 bOS
Barley Was ateady but Inactive. New feeding. 284
88Se., coat and freight to Buffaloi sua3JL,c.cot and
frulxbt to New Yorki malting-, 3bii42c, as lo quality,
lto Waannn and fairly active State, 4 1 fit 15c. i No.
X Western, 48ft424c, coat and frela-bt to Buffalo.
Salea 88,000 buih. Corn fpot waa firm. Saba 148,.
000 buab.. Including 138.0011 No. 2 mixed at 834'
03Sc., free on board afloat for export. No. 2 nilxeil. In
elevator. 83438240.1 B.OOOytllow at 32c. In elevator,
and 0,000 unsradrdat 314c, frre on board afloat.
Futures advanced So., but reacted aud declined 4c
Future salea 155,000 bush., as follows:
iMtl
. , Opening. Highlit, iouvlt doling. Might.
July . .. 884 IW4
Auruit :u4 .12
8epteuberS34 82S 824 934 324
OaU Spot was steady. Sales 1 80 000 Imili.. Including
110,000 white clipped and OO.UOO No, 2 mixed na
Srlvate tor ma for export. No 2 white, 25Uc.i Nu.
do.. 284c.i No. 3 white clipped, 28c: No. U do..
85e.iNo. 3 mixed, SISo.i No. u do ,204c, i rejected
mlxet, lOe.ido. white. 834c.t No. 3 mlird, delivered,
88So. track mixed. 324830.1 track white. 20,000
at 1449180c rutures wsre easier. Future sales none,
Lait
Opining. Itlgheit. LovetU Clotlng. Kiaht
September .,,. ,7, SIS 814
The trading In wheat to-day was rood -rstely active.
The fluctuations In prices were frequent, but were con
fined wltbln a comparatively narrow range, with the
tendency downward. Dlaappolntlnit cable and a fall,
lng off In tbe foreign demand caused a lower opening.
But attar the drat prrraure tu aell bad abated prices
rallied and advanced. Tbe early aellera bought. North
woitern crop advlcea were unfavorable, late i-ablea
were batter, tbe foreign drmand Increased, and there
wai talk here of a heavy business for export Before
the close, however, prloea weakened anddecllned, tbe
Jenrralllat closing at a net lost for tbe day. The
Iraditrtet statement waa disappointing, local scalp
ers sold, and longs llqoldaud. Liverpool advanced
Sd. Parts advanced 10 centimes on wheat and 8 on
BeoaVAnrwsrjwu OmtuJDM Morthwwwra g
aJasafceaSi fiM?Vif' i'aT'!'- T'' '"' ? ""' '""
eetpts were 810 ears, against 18 last week and 08
- last year, Bmditrttt't reported an Increase In tbe
available supply In this country of 803.000 buab., but
a decrease In Europe of 8,100,000 bash., makings de
ereaas In the total world's available supply of
1,887,000 bush. The Minneapolis and North Dakota
crop reports stated that too much rain bad
done damage. Corn advanced early with wheat,
but reacted. Liverpool closed 4d. lower. There
waa a good demand rumored for export. The
available supply In this country, according lo
i7radjtrrt', increased, 1,888.000 bush. Chicago
received 885 ears and expects 780 to-morrow. Oats
closed lower with the rest of the Hat. Chicago
received 874 cars and expects 885 to-morrow. The
available snpply decreased 188,000 bush. Chicago,
July 88. "Pnblle cables came easier tbta morning:
the market opened off Sc Private advices from the
Continent, however, were bullish and brought buying
orders, on the strength of which there was an ad
vance of Sc, followed by a decline of lc, when the
buying ceased. Private crop estimates from Minne
sota reported a decline In condition during tbe month
of tbe crop In that State nt nearly 10 points. The
decrease In the world's visible was nearly 8.000,000
buih. New York reported 80 loals accepted on
overnight offers, ltecelpts st primary points
wrre 843,000 bush., against 083.000 bush. In IKBO.
Receipts here were 141 cars: Kansas City had
200, Toledo 254, It looks as If receipts
at winter wheat points would bo Urge with favorable
weather. Cash builness reported here waa about
30,000 busb. Th foreign situation Is undeniably
strong, but the volume of speculstlve business Is
light. A. majority of tbe loeal traders are bearish,
feeling that with heavy arrivals of winter wheat and
the new crop of spring wheat near at band a more
general speculative demand Is necessary to sustain
prices. The corn market was low, but fairly firm
until the close, wben It weakened In sympathy with
wheat. ltecelpts were 825 cars, with rstimstea of
750 for Thursday. The weekly weather bulletins
were all favorable except tbesa from Kansas and
Missouri. Shipments from this port were 800,000
buab. Oats There Is no new feature In oats. Indi
cations are ror larger receipts."
Flocr Was slightly easier In sympathy with grain.
Trade quiet Sales, 8,000 bbla.
Barrttt. Haell.
Receipts... B.OSO 12,170
Exports 1,307 11,180
Winter In bhls : Superfine, (3.05(1(3.051 No. 3 extra.
(8.1 Bal3 85: No. 1 extra, (3.45al8.85tclears. t'l.46a
13.031 straights, (40(4.20: (intents. 84.30911.55.
Mill Feed Wat In fair deuiaid and steady. Bran
Western, 40 Its , Y 100 Its.. noa524c; 00 as., 474a
624c: 80 ., 500524c; 100 Ba., H6(,J75c.
Cottoh pot cotton here was unchanged with aalea
of 1,825 bales for spinning: 6U0 bales wrre delivered
on contract. Middling uplanda, 7115-100.. against
7 7-lOclast yenrt New Orleans and Oulr, 8 3-lllc,
against 7 11-lno last year. The Southern spot mar
kols were unchanged. New Orleaua aold 200, Nor
folk B, and Augusta 3 bales. Liverpool declined
l-83d. on th spot, with sales of 10,000 hales: futures
there declined 24 to 34 points. Iu Manchester varns
were dull but steady: clothsilull. Augustarecelved to
day 1 hale, against 10 lsstweek and 4 last year: Hem
phis 0.1, against 40 Isst week and 50 last year: St. Loula
20, against nono last week and 4 last year: Houston
85, Including 14 new, against 45 lsstweek and 628
last year. Augusta shlp-d to-day 2 bales, St. Loula
84, and Houaton 13 bales. The receipts at tbo porta to
day wero 580 bales, against 225 last week and 883 last
year: thus far this week 2,127 bales, against 1,158
thua far last week. The exports from the porta ap
proximated 3,500 bales. New Orleans declined 4
points. Futures hore opened 0 to b points lower, re
covered moat of the loea. but reacted and closed
ateady at a net decline of 3 to 0 points on all months
except Auguit, which closed 1 lvolnt higher for tbe
dsy. The total sales wero 87,400 bales. The future
trading was as follows:
Clotlng. Blghett. LoveiU Sale:
July ,7.47S7.48 7.45 7.43 BOO
August 7.4b(7.4fl 7.44 7.110 18,1101)
Beptrraber.7.257.S0 7.27 7.21 18.100
October 7.0n .... 7.08 7.02 1B.O00
November,. B.DUA7.00 7.01 A.U7 6,300
DecemLer.. 7.01017,03 7.04 fi.flll 1B.800
January. .7.05 .... 7.07 7.03 16,700
February.. 7.087, 10 7.10 7.10 100
March 7.I2A7.1S 7.14 7.10 1,600
April 7.16137.17 7.14 7.14 300
Rains In Texas led to selling for local and Liverpool
account to-day at the opening and prices declined.
Then, too. Liverpool was lower both for rutures and
siKits. New Orleans declined and sent selling orders,
and showers were predicted for the coast of Texas
to-day. The total precipitation In Texas was 4. BO
Inches, 3.30 Inches or which fell at Ilrenham. But
the opening prices were tho loweat of tho day, for the
offerings were not heavy and were v,elt taken care
of, ao that part of the lose na recovered, tho market
cloalng at a alight net decline for the day. There
was a good demand here for spot cotton for home
consumption at firm prlcea, and tbe Southern spot
markets though qult were firm. August closed here
at a net advance for tbe day on local buying. Co
lurubm. Oa. July 24. "The weather here alncethe
loth lnt. all that could be dealred and planta grow
ing Ilnely and taking on fruit. Except that crop Is
twoweeka late and moro likely to bo damaged by
drought or excessive rains In the near fnture and early
frost In tbe fall, wo see nothing to prevent us from
making a largs crop If we have favorable weather
from now on." Columbus. Miss.. July 24. "Cotton
crop here la doing well and Is good." Natchez, Mlia.,
July 24. "Crop In this section two to three weeks
late, but In very good shape exoept In overflowed
sections."
Coftee Rio on the spot was dull: No. 7. 7Sc. Sales
400 bags MaracallK) on private terms. The future
trading waa as follows:
Salet. lllohtlL Loxrett. Cloalno.
March ....... 750 7.30 7.30 7.257.S0
May 230 7.40 7.40 7.407.50
August 500 B.KO fl.hO 0.80otn.5
September. .3,000 B.oo tt.h5 0 80afl 05
October 1,250 7.00 7.00 n.8VJ7.0n
December.. ..1,250 7.10 7.10 7.057.10
Futures here closed stesdy, with prices 5 points lower
to 6 points higher. The total sales were 7,000 bags.
Havre declined Sf. Hamburg declined 4 pfg. to 4
pfg. Rio was steady at unchanged prices: rrodpta,
10.000; stock, 380,000: exchange, 74d.. a decline of
l-82d. Santos was quiet and unchanged; reeelpta.
28.000; stock. 418,000. Tbe speculation was dull
and almost wholly local. Trices ruled generally
steady. The heavy movement at primary points
checks speculation.
Naval Stobes Spirits of turpentine firm at 274a
2H,-.-. rosin quiet at (l.BBatl. no for common to good
stralnrd.
Plirouki-m Crude certificates were unquoted here
and In Oil City, lteflned unchanged.
Paot nioc Lard cooler Prime, 14.32. Pork dull
but tlrm Meai. (S(t.50. Tallow, H4-C nutter
Creamery. Western. 1 5c. Fgg State, fresh gathered.
18c Chicago. July '."- "An easier bog market
cauacd a moderate decline tu provisions, on which
there was coualderatilo realizing In rllis, principally
by outside long, and there was also some Invest
ment demand, partly from local corn Traders. Tho
buying brought about a partial reaction, closing prices
ahowlng a small decline from yesterday. There waa
no particular changi-In the cash end of tbo market,
the demand keeping large for meats, and transactions
ware rully up to the recent average."
SfUAR Rawquoted 84c for 8W test, and 8Sc for
86 test. The trading to-day was ery dull, but the
sales of the past two daa foot up S5.000 tons on the
above baata: with 8.000 tons beet In store sold at
3 9-180, baata bH" analysis Refined dull and un
changed. Domestic Wools The Wool Exchange quotes
domt-stlo wools, scoured bssls, as follona: Texas
Spring, nne. 12 mi 4:kuV. ; spring, fine, 0 to 8
moa 42(c43c; spring, medium, 12 mot,, .1t)437c;
aprlng, medium. 0 to uiub , 85(s80c; fall, fine, 33a
34c California Spring, nonhcrn. free. 8 and 12
mos,. 42a43c; spring, northern, f ree, U to 8 moa.,
40ss42o.: aoutheru. 12 moa., 40&42c ; southern. 0 to
8mos.S7&3Ho.; fall, free, 30(33c; fall, defective,
Sluric Oregon Eastern No. 1, 40a41c.; eastern
No. 2. 87(i38c; valley No. 1. 87ia.38c; Valley No. 2,
85a36o.i valley No. 3. 8435c Territory Staple
Fine, 45a40c.i fine medium. 44(S46c; medium, 88a
40c. TerrltoryOrdlnary line, 42443c: nne medium,
4ia42c; medium. 35w.1nc
Ciiicaoo, July 38. These were to-day'a prices:
Jjait
nVieat'; Opening, lllgheit. LoieetL Clotlng. Xlght.
July... 774 7h'a 754 7S 78S
Kept... 724 73S 72S 72S 734
Dee new 744 75 784 78'a 74S
July..' 37 27 S SS 884
Sept... 274 274 24 27 274
Dec... 2H4 28S 28 284 24
May... 804 3US 80tJ UUS 80S
Uati:
Kept... 174 US 174 174 17
Dec... 184 18S 184 18S 18S
May... 204 80S 204 204 20S
1-ard:
July.. 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.184
Sept.- 4.15 4.174 4.134 4.15 4.20
Oct.... 4.324 4.224 4.174 4.20 4.224
Deo.... 4.374 4.274 4.20 4.25 4.80
Mil:
July... 4.65 4.55 4.55 4.80 4.80
Sept... 4.80 4.80 4.65 4.80 4.H24
Oct.... 4.034 4,024 4.574 4.0.14 4.83
JVr:
Sept... (7.70 (7.734 (7.80 (7.70 (7.714
Live Slock Marliet.
Nxw York, Wednesday, July 2S. Receipts of beeves
were 1,217 bead; II cars to lie export! d, 31 cars direct
tu local slaughterers, aud 111 cra tu be aold. Mcers
very brisk aud considerably higher, white oxen, bulls,
and dry cows ruled slow and weak. The yards were
not fully clrarrd. Native steers sold at (4a(5.15
100 s.i atags and oien at (2.50it(4.6o: bulla at
12.45313: dry cov, s at 11.55il(:i,25. Dr ssed beef
steady at e48o. tt. for native sides. Cables
from Urltltb markets quote American steers at 8Sa
104c V tt.. dresked weight. American rcfrlgrraied
beer at 74i7'c. V tt. I'.iport today, 15il heevre
and 3,580 quariera or beef: tomorrow, 40 beeea.
Hecelnta ot dives were 3,027 bead: U,0i2 head on
sale slf told. Opened slow aud barely st ndy nil
around, closing 4e. lower for veals aud very dull.
Aliom 800 head v ere carried over. Veals sold st 14a
(U C 100 Its.! buttermilks at 12.H2K,(ltt3: W, stern
talves at x:i.3,c83,7.V Dressed caliei generally
slowstll) dressod wula, 74&l'c V tt.
Receipts of abrepaud lambs. Including 4 cars direct
lo butchers, were ,U22 brad: 42 cars nn sain all told,
Fairly active aud steady except for under grade
lambs, which showed v. ukness, hi x cars v. ere carried
over. Sheep sold ut :lS4.Mi v llio Bs., lambs at
14. 124485.50. Dressed mutton, 7jj.S4c V tt.i
dressed lambs, 7(joU4c
Reeelpta of bugs were 5,288 head. Including 453
bead on sale. Illgbcrat (4,40d(4,75 f) 100 tta.
rteni Bstate Private Bales.
John H. Dye and N, Prlgbsm Hall hare sold for
Wallace Stuart to Demeuclo Cslla. No. 121 Weal Thir
teenth street, a three-story and ba.ement brick
dwelling, on lot 20.101 loi.ii, for (21,000.
31, R. d'Atnoa &- Co, have bought a plot, 102x85
aud 105, uu ThlrJ avenue, 125 feet north of 172d
street, on which to erect four lourslury brick aud
stone stores and flat houses, each 25x75, tocost attout
(00,000.
Ural Katnte Auction Hales.
At tho llrosdway Salesroom )csterday D. Phrenlx
Ingrabam & Co. auld Rogers place, west aide, ulu, to
feet north of Westchebtcraveuue, running west ho 5x
norlh I7,llxeaat 40. 4x east 02.7 to Rogers place x
south 14, two-story frame dwelling, foreclosure sale,
to J. O. Patton for e2,26u.
William Ketiuelly sold No. 13,1 East Forty fifth
street, nisr Lexington avenue, four-etor brick dwell,
lng, lot 1 4x00, foreclosure ssie, to tbe plaintiff, Julia
Wunderilck, for (12.0UU; also No, all East HiKtU
street, near Second aveuue, tno atory frame dwelling
on rear of lot 2.'jx10U,1 I, partition aale, to Henry K.
Meyer for (4.050. '
Court Calendars This Uay.
Appellate Division -Supreme Court Iteceaa.
buprtime Court Appellate Term No day calendar.
Supreme Court bpi-ilal Term Part I Motion calen
dar tailed at 10:80 A. JI. Part II Ex-purte matters.
Surrogate's Court Chambers No day cateudar. For
probate Wills of Ellis Williams. Minute Uerst,
Charles P. Thomson, Oottllab Jetter, Solomon p, lloff.
manu. Catherine ti. Herman, Uosannah Dal ton. Bilrlna
V.UcUner, J..hu O. Smith, at 10:80 A. U.
i City Court tlpecUlTsrm-Motions,
-Cjt-i-fr-V s aKtj'HV fa.-jsy.s. 4l
(stlHstulal.
rii-i-i-M-i -jT.n-nr.ri rinnnrji-i. "n -- '"
PROPOSALS FOR
$10,053,017.27
OP
31 Bonds and Stock
OP THB
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by tbe City and
Connty ot New York.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold
EXZCtrrOBS, ADMINISTIUTORS, OrjAItDLANS.
AND OTOEIIS IIOLDINO TRUST FUNDS
ARE AUTHORIZED BY AN ACT OP THE
LE01SLATURE PASSED MARCH 14, 18S8,
TO INVEST IN TUESK BONDS AND
STOCK.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by ths
Comptroller of ths City of Nen York, at his offlos,
No. (80 Broadway, In the City of New York, until)
Thursday, tbo 291b day ot July, 1897,
AT a O'CLOCK P. M.,
when they will be publicly opened, as provided by
law, for the whole or part ot the following described
Cospon or Registered Bonds and Stock of the City of
New York, bearing Interest at three and one-half per
cent, per annum, to wltt
l.TSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TITE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
A8 "ADDITIONAL WATER
STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK." Principal payable Oct
O.OOS.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TITE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
A8-8ANITARY IMPROVEMENT
SCHOOLHOUSE BONDS." I'rtnd-
Pal payable Nov. 1. luin.
iaO.000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR TUB
PURCIIASE OP NEW STOCK Oil
PLANT FOR THE DEPARTMENT
OF 8TREET CLEANINU. Princi
pal payable Nor. 1.1010.
I,O10,Oao.T CONSOLIDATED STOCK OP TnE
CITY OK NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS "SCnOOLHOCSE DONDb."
.. E&nclD,,juirwe Nov. 1, 1B1B.
400,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR AC
QUIKINQ LAND REQUIRED FOR
THE BRIDUE OVER THE HAR
LEM RIVER AT THIRD AVENUE.
AND THE APPROACHES THERE
1018 Prtnc'Pml PVable Not. 1.
OSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED 8TOCK OF TITE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR NEW
BUILDINOS. ETC FOR Till. 1-E-PARTMENT
OF PUBLIC CHARI
TIES. Principal payable Nor. I.
OSO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR NEW
BUILDINOS, ETC., FOR THE DE
PARTMENT OF CORRECTION.
..w. - p.J.mcIJ?, ParableNnr. 1. 1918.
000,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK. OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. FOR RE
PAYING STREETS AND AVE
NUES. Principal payable Nor 1.
SOO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TOE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR LAY
ING WATER MAINS. Principal
payable Nor. 1. 1HIH.
00,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TITE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
AS POLICE DEPARTMENT
BONDS." Principal payable Nov.
OSO.OOO.SO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TnE
CITY OF NEW YORK. 8TREET
AND PARK OPENING FUND
STOCK. Principal payable Nor.
007,010. OS CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE
BOND ISSUED FOR THE PAY
MENTOF AWARDS. ETC., INTIIE
FORT WASHINGTON PARK
PROCEEDING. Principal pay
able Not. 1, 191S. '"
000,401. OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OFTITE
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR TnE
REDEMPTION OF REVENUE
BONDS ISSUED FOR THE PAY
MENT OF JUDGMENTS FOR THE
AWARDS. ETC.. IN THE MAT
TER OF ACQUIRING THE SITE
FOR A COURT HOUSE FOR THE
APPELLATE DIVISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT. Principal
parable Not. 1. 1018.
0,000,000.00 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS "DOCK BONDS." Principal
parable Not. l, 1827.
The resolutions of tbe Commissioners or the Sinking
Fund, exempting said Bonds and Stock from local
taxation, were adopted pursuant to tho authority of
an ordinance of the Common Council approred by
the Mayor October 3, 1880, and section 137 of the
New York City Consolidation Act ot 1882.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON
THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK ARE
PAYABLE IN OOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WEIGHT AND FINENESS, AT THE OFFICEOFTHE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section 148 of the New York City Con
solldstlon Act ot 1888, as amended by Chapter 103 of
tho Laws of 1897:
No proposal for bonda or stock will bs accepted for
leaa than the par value of ths same.
Each bidder must deposit with ths Comptroller In
money, or by certified check drawn to tbe order of
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
of the City of New York, TWO PER CENT, of the
amount of ths proposal. Including premium. No
proposal wilt be received or considered which Is not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons mak
ing the same within three days after decision as to
the highest bldderor bidders has bean made, except
tbe deposit or deposits mads by such highest bidder
or bidders. If said highest bidder or bidders shall re
fuse or neglect, within are days after the service of
written notice of the award to him or them, to
pay to the Chamberlain of the City of New York
the amount of tbe stock or bonds awarded to him
or them at their par Talus, together with the pre
mium thereon. If any, less the amount deposited by
htm or them, the amount of snob deposit or deposits
shall be forfeited to and be retained by ths city
of New York as liquidated damages for such refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller, with ths approval of the Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund, shall determine
what. If any, part of said proposals shall be ac
cepted, and upon payment Into tbe City Treasury of
the amounts due by the persons whoso bids are ac
cepted, respectively, certlfloataa thereof shall be
Issued to them as authorised by law.
The propoasls, together with the security deposits,
should be Inclosed tn a staled envelope. Indorsed
"Proposals for Bonds of the Corporation of the City
of New York." and then Inclosed In a seeond en
velope, addreaaed to the Comptroller of ths City of
New York.
For full Information sea City Record.
ASHBEL P. FITCH,
Comptroller.
CTTT OF NEW YORK,
FINANCE DEPARTMENT-COMPTROLLER'S OF
FICE. JULY 15, 1897.
To tba Four Per Cent, snd Five Per Cent. Bondhold
ers of the
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company
and Six Per Cent. Bondholders of ths
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company
and Hocking Coal and Railroad Co.
Referring to our notice of FEBRUARY S5, 1887,
further notice Is nuw given to all holders of tho
above-described bonds that same must be deposited
with us not later than AUGUST 14, 1897, tn order to
participate In any plan of reorganisation. DepoalU
after that date. If received at all. will be subject to
such penalties as wo may determine.
J. I. MOKGAX & CO.
STUART 8b PADDOCK.
' Investment Securities a Specialty.
aELVnl&!rv IMsWmsL.,-
OTnPira"' AMES ""-DINO.
. PIIO VIRIONS, "0US'
ORUN. COTTON
BMnaa4forsAljWoujnsJilo. """"
sfiBRttflttt.
The Columbus, Hocking Valley
and Toledo Railway Co.
The Hocking Coal and R. R. Co.
Ts the Holders or Joint Six I'er Cent. Tnrnti.
Venrtlold nonds, benrlng date-July 1, I sit:
At the request of a large number ot tbe holders nt
ths said Joint Six per cent Twenty-Year Gold Ilouls
ot tbe Columbus. Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway
Company and the Hocking Coal and Railroad Com
pany, the undersigned hare screed to act as a n nj.
holders' Protective Committee nnder anagraeimnt
copies of which can bo obtained from any nt ths
undersigned, or at the oHlco of the KMCKI'.lt.
IJOCKKIl TIU-NT COYII'AXT. No. AS Broadway,
In tbo city of Now York,
Holders of tho said bonds aro urged to take prompt
action by tba deposit of tholr bonds with ths
KXlCKItntlOCKEIt TltirsTCO.TIFAXY.
THE TIME FOR DEPOSIT HAS BEEN EX
TENDED TO JULY 3 1 , AFTER WHICH DATE
A PENALTY WILL BE EXACTED.
HliBBRT MACI.S.Y, -
J I'LKS 8. II ACHE, Bondholders
WILLIAM n. IltntlOUB. j- Protective
CBARLIBt C. r.nrv, i Committee.
GEOBtU! U. IIOl.T, J
WM. B. RANDALL, Secretary,
08 Broadway, New York.
DAVIE3, BTONT. A APERDACn, Counsel.
NOTICE :
The bonds of tbe South Brooklyn Central Railroad
Company ot Brooklyn, maturing on Aug. 1, 1HU7,
will be paid on presentation at the Brooklyn Truss
Company i
We hereby extend to the holders of said bonds io I
option to take In exchange for their bonds, at par ai.s,
accrued Interest, bonda of the Atlantic Avenue Rail
road Company, known as tbe Consolidated llortgacs
Flra Per Cent. Oold Bonds, authorised Issue f 3,000,.
000, maturing 1WB1, Interest payable April and Octo
ber, tbe last quotation on which was 10H bid and 10S
asked.
Failure to notify the Brooklyn Trust Company on
presentation of tho bonda for payment wilt be con
strued as deollnlng the option. Tbe company also re
tains the light to withdraw said option for any or all
of said bonds not presented on Aug. 1. 1F07.
TUB NASSAU BLKCTTIUC RAILnoAD CO.
BY TOM L. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
Government and
Municipal Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
APPRAISEMENTS MADE OR QUOTATIONS FUR
NISHED FOR THE PURCHASE. SALE, OR EX
CHANGE OF ABOVE SECURITIES.
LISTS ON APPLICATION.
N. W. HARRIS & CO.,
DA.MtBIU,
91 NASSAU ST. (Bank ot Commerce Bonding.)
CEBTinCATES OP ISmtBBBST
In respect er
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes.
Thirty dollars ($30). being tbe full amount ot War
rant No. 1 from ths shore described Certificates.
will be paid on August 1, lt)97, upon surrender of
said warrant at our office, S3 Wall Street, New York,
or at the offlos of Jacob C. Rogers. 8 State Street,
Boston.
j. r. noncAi at co..
lYepeeltarlea.
rpO HOLDERS OF THE MORTGAGE BONDS
JL of the boclety of Tammany or Columbian Order
In the city of New York, maturing August 1, 1HQ7.
These bonds will be paid, principal and Interest, at
the office of tbe Union Trust Company, No. 60 Broad
way. New York city, on August 2, 1HU7.
Holders of bonds who desire to conrert the same
Into new Hi percent. 10-year bonds of the Society,
secured by a mortgage upon the same property de
acrlled In the present mortgage, may deposit then
bonds, ex-coupon, with the Central Trust Company of
New York at any time prior to August 1, 1887, and
will be entitled to recelre aucb new bonds at par of
tbelr present holdings, bearing 4i per cent. Interest
from August 1, 1807, as soon as tbe same are ready
for delivery.
PETER F. MEYZR. Treasurer.
Douglas & Jones,
Members New York Stock Exchange,
24 BROAD ST., N. Y. CITY.
Market letter on application.
giiirtrnds nnd gntertjt.
- -"-
BBOOKxrx stuarf Am nriBSHorjs
conrASV
First Mortgage Fire Per Cent. Oold Bonds.
Interest due on August 1, 1S07, on the bonds of ths
above mentioned company will be paid on and aftef
said date at the orflec of
THE UNITED STATES MORTGAGE A TRUST
COMPANY.
BP Cedar Street. New York City.
THB LIKE KlllE A1VD TTKSTEBJf
ntllJIOAD COYI PAXY.
DIVIDEND NO. St.
80 BROADWAY. NEW YORE. July 81. 1897.
A dividend of ONE AND ONE-QCARTER FEB
CENT. (IU per cent.) on the preferred stock of this
Company will be paid at this otnee Aug. 14. 1897.
The transfer hooka of the preferred atock will dose
July 31 and reopen Aug. 16, 1H87.
L. 11. SCII WAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
LonlaUtsm and Mlssoarl Rlrer It. B. Fir
Mortgrasre Bonds.
IoolaUtBat and Missouri Blser B. B. Cuamia.
teed Prerrn-est Klock. '
Kansas City, KU Louis and Chiracs B. B.
referred stock.
Coupons and dividends on the above maturing
August 1st, 1807, wtll be paid on and after August 2&
at the offloe of
CL'VLEB. mORCAX at CO..
44 Pine St.. New York.
TnE FORTUNA OOLD MINING AND MILLINO
COMPANY HAS DFCLAREI). July SB. Its eleventh
consecutive monthly dlvluend of 10 CTS. a share,
Sayable st orBce of Company, 0 Broadway, Julj i.
ooks close July 27, and open Julv 3d. 1HU7.
B. L. HARDING, Secretary.
cEcnnt Qtttittfi.
SDPREME COURT OF THE STATE OKSEW YORItT
First JudlUal Department. In the Matter of the Ap
plication ot the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners of the City ol New York for the appoint
ment of three Commissioners to determine whether
Rapid Transit Railway or Railways for the convey
ance and transportation of persons and propertv, aa
deterndned by tbe aald Board, ought to be coustru-t-ed
and operated. Application No. 1 (Upier Route,
Public notice la hereby given that tbe undersigned,
Arthur D. Williams, John Sabine smith, and Oeoree
. Young, having, liy an order of the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court for the First Judiiial
Department, entered In tbe above entitled mattrr,
and b-arlng date the second day of July, l-"7. Utn
appointed Commissioners under and tn pursusnee nf
Chapter 4 of the Lawa of lfHil. entitled "An
act to provide for rapl I transit railways Iu
cities ot over one million Inhabitants." aa
amended by Chapters 10'.' and AAA of the
Laws or 1M)2, Chuptrra .TJti and 752 of ths
l.nwsor 18U4. Chapter Mt of the Laws of IMO,
and Chapter 7 a It of the Urns of leun, to ilrtir
mine and report after public bearing of all parti 1
Interested wh ther the railroad determined upon hy
the Hoard of Rapid Transit Railroad CorumlssMirrt
of the City of New Ynrt. and mentioned In tbe 'U- ,
tlon of the said Il.mrd presented to the said Api"1!hi a
Division on or about the "th day of June, lee: and Ul
died Intheontio of tberierk of tho said Api lisle B
Division on the vd day nf July, 1MI7, ousht to ! Xy
etructed aud oerated, do hereby appoint l.mUv, 9
tbeulnthday of August, 1BUJ. at eleven o'clock in ill
tbe forenoon, ut the omvo or the Hoard ot Kapld TI
Transit Railroad Commissioners of the 'U of New
York, at ho. ll llrnadwa). Iu the t'ltj of Sew York,
aa the time and place of tlictr flrst alttltu. and that at
such sitting, aud such adiourucd sittings ns may
be thereafter held, they will hear all persons Inter
ested In the said mstier.
Dated New Vork, K8tb July. 1RH7
AIITIU'R D. WILLIAMS.
JOHN S.MIINK MUTII,
O W Mlb'NO.
PARONB. fill EPA HI) A OOIIEN,
1HACY, BOARIISIA.N A I'l.ATT,
Attorneys for 11 pld Transit Board,
VJ-EW YORK &UP11F.MK COURT.
FARMERS' LOAN ft TRI'ST COMPANY, I
as Trustee, V alutlfT, I
Agnlnst ! I
DANIEL AllF.III.K and Others, Impleaded with ! '
VAMt'KI. W. MI1.UANK, as Receiver of the ; !
Mutual Jlcneru Lire Association of America, i j
Defendant. : ,
To all members o'f'tbo Mutual BeneBt Life'As'.'ia
tlon of America, and all persona claiming t
members ami entitled to participate in tii Re
serve Fund of said Assoclstlon, aud tbe repp n
tulhcH o( such members who hate died lines
beplemlcr xtli. 184i
YOU ARE 1IKRKI1Y NOTIFIED and RFQI ll-H'-pursuant
in the Interlocutory judgment entered " ''"
above eutltlud action In IheoRlcc of tbel'li-ik "! ' "
City and County of New Vork, bearing dale hi t'"
IMthdayof Not ember, 180D. aa modified and allrn.'t
by a Julsment of the Appellate IittUluiiruieird n I
the UNIh day of June, 1h4t, tu appear Ix foic ine i I
uudrnlglied, tho Referee sppoluted In and In ral I " I
terlocutory judgment, at my orncc. No its Part I r- 1
In the Clly of New York, oa the ISth da of u. 'a,
1H07, at two o'clock In thS afternoon, In prm v r
rlghtsto participate In lbs lleserte rundnf salt 4i'" 1
elation.
Dated New York, July lit, 1807. f
JOHN' II. r.oc.W I
It, f re'
ffire efuruuiuc.
UBNHH Ab OffM'1'. .
FURNITURE IN OREAT VARIETY HANUFACIU ,
BT T, a. SELLKW, 111 FULTON BT.
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