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BOSTON CLOS1MO QUOTATIONS.
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CHICAGO CLOfllNQ QDOTATIONS.
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AmBtrlxl.. 284 20 N'YBUcult 404 60
CuilftD.. 03 04 NChStRy.236 230
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LATEST LONDON OfOTATIOVS.
AteVion. ip 14 Norfolk ft Wpr, n.. 33
Ciniullin Picifle... 73 Northern P.lfl3pt. 47't
Cheupeike ft Ohio, 224 Ontixio Weit..... 171,
Crleron, ie,p 17 PenniylTimi. to
Erie lit pf 41 Rcadlnj, lit p.... 131
Illlnoli Central 106 StPiul 02
Caniaaft Texaa..,. 14 South Railway 104
Lake Shore 171 South Railway pf.. 33L,
LoulsTllle ft Xub.. 68 Union P-fc-iflc 77,
New York Central. 100 WVUunpf 191,
TnurtSDAT, Aug. 0.
The unuiually Inrce and nldcly distributed
transactions in stocks yesterday wore unques
tionably sugaestlve of a reaction In prlcea. That
many operators. Including a lareo number of
proresslonals, entertnlucd this lew uns shown
by the setback in tho last hour of business yes
terday and by declines of n point or ruoro
during the first two or three hours totluy.
Tho comploto record of today's market fur
nlsL'es important o Idencoas to tho character of
tho present dealings In securities It Is plain
that realizing sties hi vo been chiefly by tho pro
fessional element nnd comparatively emnll op
erators, and that the larger Interosts, which in
ordinary times can create or practically di stroy a
uiarkrtihnvenoiasyetdlstrlbi ted any percepti
ble amount of their holdings. Tho Indicat ions aro
that present conditions 111 derer the mtrketlng
of any largo blocks of securities for somo tlmo to
come. In consequence, a steadily increasing
demand for securities encounters a diminishing
supply. Thcro Is practically no liquidation of
Investment holdings; on the contrary, those
holdings are being Increased, nnd at the same
time tho shrewdest operators are indisposed to
sell their stocks. If they do soil they are alert to
recover their itocks at very moderate conces
sions. A slightly lower range of prices for American
securities in London and the customary selling
by foreign arbitrage houses encouraged local
sales throughout the list. Best Us, there were
palpable efforts to depress price, presumably
to recover stocks sold for both accounts
during the last few doys, Thceo were effect
ive in a number of cases, notably Sugar
Refining, Chicago Gas. Rock Island, Korth
ern Pacific preferred, and in seroral of tho
less active stocks. The depression, however,
wa shortlived, for H both disclosed and at
tracted a large number of buying orders. As
the day wore away the demand for stocks n as
stimulated by the report of r.lhvay gross
earnings for the last week in July and for that
month that came to hand. Conspicuous
among them was tho Increase of neirlj
$70,000 reported by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company for tho last week in July and of
8114,000 for the month. Another noteworthy
increase was that reported by the Chicago
Great Western Company of 9'JO.OOO for tho
week and $10,000 for the month. This was fol
lowed by a net advance of la V cent. In Chi
cago Great Western stock. Other significant
returns were made by the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, the Missouri Pacific, and the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Companies.
Tho recovery la the market did not, however,
get under a full headway' until tho Louisville
and Nnhvillo Company reported an Increase
for the fourth neek in Jul) of $108,000 nd for
the month of $103,000. ThU was noon followed
by the "publication of tha Southern Railway
statement showing an Increase of pearly $31,000
for the last week In July.
Tho figures referred to, together with those
fnrnlshed by the Rock Island and tho St. Paul
companies yesterday, have convinced Wall
street, and doubtlcst will convince the public,
that the transportation Industry of tho coun
try Is about to enter upon a period of
unusual prosperity. In considering these
earnings the fact should not be over
looked that In most cases Increases in
gross receipts mean even larger proportionate
increases In net ernlngs; for in the casesof well
managed roads tho additlsnil traftlo Is han
dled without material Increase In operat
ing expenses. Tho Improvement In Louisville
and Nashville earnings, though possibly due
in part to unusually heavy coil trafllo
because of tho strlko of tho Northern bituminous
coal miners, appeared to have a decldod effect
upon foreign as well as local sentiment and, as
nlroidy noted, Influenced tho entire rrmket,
which was not Impaired by a drop of 7 points In
Consolidated Gas on Hunt transactions.
Anion the Interesting features of tho day
were a shirp advance In American Tobacco, of
which 3 points wcro permanent, a, rovival of
acth lly in C, B. and Qulncy nt n net ad vnnco of
15a' cent., unusual nctl ltj In New York Cen
tral at a net ad vnnco of 14i V cent., and among tho
usually less actlvo shares gains of 23 cent.
In LaclcdoGas, 2 V cent. In Michigan Central,
lio In Susquohannn nnd Western prefrrre-l. 14
in Oregon Navigation, nnd 2Vt In St. Lonls and
Sin Francisco 1st preferred. Tho dealings In
Illinois Cent r ! w ere unusually honvy, aggregat
ing nearly S.000 shnrcs. Indications of fresh In
terest in that stock wcro noted in this column
several clays ago. Slnco then London has
sold additional amounts, which havo been
absorbed at steadily advancing prlco?: but the
foroUn supply now nppcars to be about ex
hausted. Tho movement. It is understood. Is
based upon tho dlvldi nd record of tho company,
thof.ict that tho company has expended large
amounts in Improving Its facilities nnd main
taining tliostrndard of its roidbcd nnd equip
ment during tho Inst flvo or sit years, nhen
other companies wcro compelled to retrench In
thoo respects, and tint Its trifllc. resulting
from the movement of staple crops. Is less likely
tosulTorfrom tho ciprlcs of n.ituro than tho
Gnnger trunk lines thnt hare extensive mileage
bevoml tha Mississippi Iticr.
Tho m-xrkot for Reading srcurltlos continues to
reflect Increasing speculative interest, whlih
rrsults undoubtedly from convictions that tho
company will mako a decidedly bettor showing
for tho last half of the 5 ear than It
did for tho first sW months. As a mat
ter of fact, tho Reading Company, like
some of tho other anthracite, coil rnrrylng
railroads, mikes an IndllTVent showing of
earnings during tbo first half of the year,
butltiproves its averaro during the last hnlf.
Tho chances are thU tho company's statement
for July will be a decided Improvement upon
that for June, which was roiently published.
Phould tho earnings for the present flscnlyeirho
no hetter thnn those for tho last fscaly.nr. they
will show surplus cirnlngs after nil chargis,
as readjusted by the plan of reorganization, of
$300,000. During tho current yenr tho chM-ges
have beon brought down cry nearly to the fig
ures fixed by tho plan of reorg. nization. Last
yearlhcy were, of course, raucu larger than tha
amount contemplated In tho plan, because a
considerable amount of the re'undlng at low
rates of Interest, particularly of branch
line obligations, had not been nffectod.
Of specific developments affecting values
one of the most Interesting to-day was tbo an
nouncement that the American Spirits Company
has found a new and profitable, field of opera
tions In South America, ns related in detail In
another column, Tho closing of the market was
strong at about tho best prices.
Final sales coinuuro with thoio of yesterday
as lotions:
Avg 4. .luff. C.I Ami 1, Aug, 3.
A.TfcSFe. 144 144 MoPaeirsc. 26 20
A.T&hKes 28 28 NatLad... 364 35
Am Cot OIL 18 18V Nat Leadpfl03 104
Am Slier ..146 146 NorAm, .. 5 54
AmSItef P1104 1104 Wco-ti...llo 120
AmTob.... SO OSV'-'Paccom. 15 16
AmSpM... 14 15 M'acpt... 40 40".
AmSpMp. 364 05 V YCnt...l03 1054
BrookRT.. 33". 33 Cent... Ol1 01
CanadaSc 64 644 Omiharo-n 00 07
CanPac.... 734 714 Cm W... Q, 10
C.C.CAStL 314 31ORAN.... ogi, of)
C.DAQ.... 80 OIV.Pa Mail... 31 314
ConOai..105 108 Pull PCar..l0l)4 170
ChcsftO... 21". 21 1 Kocklilanl 83 944
Chlr Oas... 102"s 10U4 Readme... 264 254
ChftOW.. 124 13' Read 1st pT 63 63
DelAHut118 llD'i'strcom... 80 00
DAROpf. 474 -174 SoR'way.. 104 10
trie 10 17'. -oll'ivaj p 33 33-,
a nEee... 37 374StLSWp. H n,
Illlnoli Cenl044 104 StandllAT 84 74
KanATex. 144 14r. Texai Pa-.. 124 12
KanftTpr. 264 351C.IAI: 271, 371,,
Lou ft Sash 674 58,L'ulon Pic, 7 8
Lake Shore 173 173iL'S Rubber 16-V 154
LEA Weit 17 18 IfSKubpf. 60 60
LEftWpf 72 744T!.Lealli.. 8 8
La..leUa 35 38 HJSLeithp 044 044
MinhCon.. 0t4 06 jwabatlipt. 184 18
MlcbCent..l04 1004 W Cn VI.. 87 87
Uli.r. ASIL 244 24VWALE.... 1 1
UiStL-Mp 65 5041
Government bondi firmer. Tho 4s of 1023
closed rt V cent. Iil.-hcr bid. Untlnny and other
bonilbMtrong. Itio fcntuics were American To
bacco Scrip, Hrimkljn t-Inia'.cd lstu, t. r., Chi
cago Teiin'nal lnts, t. r Knnsits I'.uirlc consols,
t. r.. Mobllo and Ohio generals, Oregon Short
Lino Cs, lleidlng general 4s, tit. Louis ami San
Francisco 4s. bun Antonio and Aransas Pass Is.
Union Klevatcd lnts. t. r Cnlnii Purine, Den
el unci Gulf lstu, Wisconsin Central lsts,
t. r., Atchison. Uurliiigtun and Qui no.
Krlc. Kansns and TexaH. LouIsWllo and
Nasbillle. Now Jerse Central, nml Tox
as Pacific Usuce. U10 moro Important
Net ndxnuce; were in American Tobnccn Scrip,
2 tlecnt.. 108H0; Hrookljn hlnvntod Ists, t. r
1j, to 70-ji Hiirllngton nnd Quincv conv. 5d,
V. to 107, nnd debtuture 5s. 1, to 101; Chicago
Terminal 1st, t. r.. 3j. to 15: ICunsis Pitlilo
conols. t.r. h. loBl; LjOtils-. Illo nn I NuehUllo
gold Is, h. to Hli-. unci I'. mid A. Ists. I, to li-j;
Molil'e and Ohio general. -i, to 71! u; Nm .Icr
scj Cmtialgr icrulAi.r.."!, to lll"s. anil general
.1, 'it to U34;Ore.-on Hlio-t Unci l. n, In 11H:
lloicllng generil Is. i. to Ki; TexiikPadtlu
Hts. 4. tolls; I man E'c tied, lsln. t. r.. Ik,
to 7l)t ; I'nion t'ac Irit, Denver and Gulf lsts, "U, 1
to4'J.i, i'ii Wlaconsin Central lsts, t. r.. l?i V I
rent,, 10 JDi!. Tin notcuorth) docllnes uro in
bt. Louis anil Sun Fmnclsco Is, - Vccnt., to 7.',
nnd Sin Antonio nnd Aransas Pass, 4, a V
tent.. (!l)i. ' ' J
Sales of sllor bullion certificates for 1,000
ounces wcro inado on tho Stock Kchinue nt
57c. Cuinmcrc.1 tl prlio ot bir slUer in Now
Sork, 55Ljc. Hir sllcr In Ixn on dosed at
ft"id. Mtxlcan slhcr dollars were ciuoled at
11:4c.
Money on call, lcjl4 VcenU Tlmo monoyls
ouotodasfol ows: hixty loscvontj-rtvoclajs. 2
H cent.; four months, Uij V cont.. end Ihe tObl
months, 3 V cent,, on uood mixed Stock Ex
chunge co lateral. Comniercl il piper aulet.
Prime Inuorsod bills receivable nro auotcd at
3sW3-iy cunt., choice and prime single names
at J "113 4 V cent,, and good names at 4m H
cent.
Sterling exchange made a further decline, and
tho market was very weak, notwithstanding
continued selling of securities bv London. The
weakness was again clue to f ree orrerings of
both bankers' ind commercial bills, Induced by
the largo export cngigcnitnts of wheat anil
other proiucts. Continent il exchange wis
weak anu lower, in Pimpnthy with sterling.
Post od asking rates for (sterling. eH.SOia for
long bills and $l.H7a for demand. Actual
rates nrn: Long b lis. S.S5jt3tt 85i; sight
rirufts. 44 Sll'3ia$4.80"s.. and cable trnnsfim
$l.tlia4 67. Francs aro quoted at 5.17ia
ft.lB's lor long nnd 5 l44J5.1Ss for short;
rolchsm.irls, OsMSOSM lor long and i55(!!(j5-ii
for short: guilders. 40i3l0 3-10 for long nnd
40 5-10.fl40"s for short.
Domestic exchango on New York: Botton
5 cents premium O par. CliarKston-Iluylng,
par; soiling, s premium. S vannah lluvin.-,
1-10 off; selling, per. New Orleans B nk. $1
premium; commercial, 50 c;nt discount. San
r rnnclfco- Sight. 15 cents premium: tc lecraph,
1 k; cents premium St. Iiula SOjj'JS rents die
count. Chicago 30 entsdiscoimt. Clncnnntl
Between lianKs. 25 tents discount, and oer
tountcr,50 tents premium.
The Chicago and Alton Rtilroad Coriptny has
declared a qunrterh ilUdendof l S cent, on
Us tomiuon and preferred stocks, p yublo Sept. 1,
Tho Buffalo, Rochester and Plttahurg Rail
road Companj has doel red a diwdcod of 1 V)
cent, on Its pro. erred stock, payable Aug, 16.
Standard Oil Trust certificates opened at 310,
?vf.'iaed. iS.-,?Ziion "bt transactions, and
closed at 3074nJ30S,
iilrlire .W" (?lrly ueary trading In the new
bVocuSn'' hn Strlet "Ws tfcent. gold
t?, 'on,lh, curb to-day t advancing prices.
iS?- .' 'ra.nA'Ion was a sals of $50,000
port4 since the day the bonds woro allotted.
Dar?m2i?rn?,.li?Bc,.r'in8a.ftI?n ,n " "UttJ de
partment of the Stock Exchng9 today m the
aloof TOO shires of Penniylvr.nts. Rallroaa
stock. Trantactlont In that stock have rarely
been mtAn In this market, even at private sale,
sloes It was dropped from tho list of the Ex
change because tho compinr decllued tomiln
Ulna trnnsreroftlosln this city: honeo thbsalo
referred to attracted ft good deal of attention.
Railway grow osfnlngs fob July compare
with thoso of the same month of last rear as fol
low s:
AlibatnaOreat Southern.. SI80.140 Inc. .0l
lXandO Soutbwuteru.,,, sn,7n Inc. 44,053
Dnffalo. Roch. and Ptita... 818,403 Inc. 6.12"
Chiipsakean Ohio B4.4? Inc. 114,104
ChlotgoOreat Weiiern.... SS9.41A Ine. 40,00
Oenrsia ,nd Alibama 7S.0S1 too. B."B
Iowa Central 1st BOH Inc. 18.Ho
LakeErtsand Weitern.. . Sa,n4B Dec. 7.818
Loulifll'emtlSaihellle ,. 1.7nn,8a3 lac. 18.I4
IjTllIe.E'nitlleA:St.L.. lf8.SS D-c "
Missouri Paclno l.77.000 Ine 77,000
Central Bnnch . ., (13,000 D'O. 84,000
JtliMUrl, Ktinm t T-ai.. 07,Uln Ine.
N. Y.. OntirlnA Woitern... 8Sfl.SSft Ine. 4."
Oregon R. ft Navlgatlcn.. . 85,tlsT Ino. 47.S14
OhtoRtver. T7,4Bfi nee. .70
pltuhurr ft Wettem S78. JO . B''5
Peoria, Decatur ft E'mvllls 7B70 loc, J0
St L 1, outhw itern ., 8H,nn D4C 7i22?
Bonttiern Rallwav ,. , . 1,450,488 In". Bi51
Toledo ft Ohio Central,,,,. 00,004 Dec. 01,787
Tho Pnc Ific Mall Steamship Company, report!
gross earnings for June of $393,132. an Increase
of $1,078 as compared with the same month of
lnt year, and not 800.500, a deorenso of $32,
468. For the two months ending June 30 tho
gross earnings were $791,340.' an Increase of
$78,638 as compared with the corresponding
period of Inst vn&r, and net $180,332, an In
cresso of $05,577.
Th Western New York and Pennsylvania
Railroad reports gross earnings for Juno or
$228,272, n decreaso of $28,250 as compjrod
with tho simo month of lastyear.nnd net Wl,
787. a docrenso o! $55,725. For the yaar ending
June 30 the to eirnlners wcro $2 951.774,0,
decrease or $231,250 ns compared with the cor
responding period of Inst yonr, nnd net $011,
828. a dccrcise of $40291. The company re
ports for tbo quarter ended Juno 30:
1M07. 1S0S. Chancre.
Orois earntni....8'l0',440 87.18.001 Dee. 407,101
Oper. expemei. .. .101.876 44(t.a)A Ino.. 82.5CN3
Net earnings.,.. 108,0i!3 Jiia'.aOS Dh:110.448
Other Incom .. 1.17S Pee. 1.178
Total lncomo....eTwiH8 $SH.fl77 Dee.Sl'i'.OlJ
Fixed char.-ea..... S3 .071 !!ll.ll Ino. 4fi.Mlft
Pefett SSU.OU i7,810 Inc.tieO.B30
Snrplun.
Tho balance sheet shows cosh on hand $225,880;
profit and loss surplus of $2,023,004.
An Indication that the expected Improvement
In tho Southwest h s begun Is furnished 'ytho
e irnlntrn of this Mltsonrl, Kansas and Texns
R ilrond for tho fourth week In July, which,
although comparing with the largest July week
in thn compmv's hlslorv, show an Inrrcnso
of $20,582. A gratifying feature Is tho
Increusu of $5,000 in th passenger bus
ncss. Almost eory wcok for ihe lust
5 ear thero havo been large dccroises in
tbopassenger business of all the Southwestern
roads, nnd tho fact that Increases rcgln to ap
pear shonsthct tho corner Is turnel nnd that
thcro Is nn awakening of business Interest nnd
general acth Ity in that S3CtIon. All In lotions
point to continue'! In, re 'lea In the earnings of
tho rnllroa Is in the Southwest
There clpts of tbo Government to rinv were:
Customs; $02,340. Intern il revenue. $613 573.
nnd nilsicllnnuoiis. $33,016. a total nf $740.
335. The disbursements nero $1,505,000. nn
rxi ess of expenditures over re- eipts of $7C4.
665, Tho reciipta of the fiscal year to rtnlo
have In en 842,257.697. and disbursements $56,
351.0U8. nn xi eua of expenditures over re
ceipts of $14,004,211.
The net assets of tho Treasury at tho close of
business to-day, ns officlullv computed, compare
with those of osterday as follon s:
Aug 4. .4ucf S.
Gold com indhnnion....tl4n,inii.4ao (140.171.873
Sllterdt.lljraan.lbulllon 3J.lln.PH S3017.f,n4
United Mitel note. 8,843.x0 Sl.HSi.lbO
Other aairu In excess of
demend lUbllltlea !."S7,2t 20.180.550
Available oa-h balance,
Includlnsgold balance SS3t.502.3il t2.10.B90.S13
Money In London. 4 b cent, Rntcso dis
count In open market lor both short nnd three
months' bill 13 10 Vccnt. Amount of bullion
Sono Into the B nk of England on balance to
ny 420 000. Tho Bank of England minimum
rnto of discount unchanged nt 2 V cent. Tho
proporl Ion of It rescrv e to its II lullitlcs is 49 OO
Vccnt.. against 50.00 last week nnd 58.54 D
cent, the o.-m- week Inst year. The weekly
statement of tho bank shows tho following
chinges from tho previous account. Total re
serve decreased 1,162,000, circulation In
creased AJ52U.OOO. bullion decreased 632.154.
"Other"' securities decreased 130.000,
other deposits decreased 003.000, pub
lic deposits decreased 457.000. notes re
serve decreased 1,134.000. Gn eminent
securities decreased 3,000 Pans art
lcca quote 3 V cents nt 105 francs 12-j
centimes. Exchtnge on London 25 francs lOKi
centime. The weekly statement of the B ink of
Franc oshons the following 1 bang, s from thu
previous account : Notes In circulation Increased
2o,725 frani-s. Treasury nccounts current dc
croised 10.125.000 trnncs. gold on hnnl In
creased 2.H00.000 francs, bills discounted cle
crcasnd 42.20O0U0 francs, silver on hand de
creased l.e.'S.OOO francs.
John I, Wntcrbnry, 8amuel Thomas and F. O.
Mntthlessen will serve as a reorganization com
mittee for tho holders of Qr-.t mortgago bonds
of the Amrrhaii Publishers' Corporation, now
In the hands of nrecelcr. Bondholders an- re
quested to dcpoilt their bonds with tho Man
hattan Trust Compaii ,
COJIMEHCIAL COJTJUr.VZ.
Tiicrbday, Aug. 3. Gn its Wheat Spot wus
easier and less active. Sales 360,000 bush, f-ales
hero 1,000 No. 2 red In elevator, at 81c. For
export, 83 000 No. 2 red, 40,000 No. 1 Northern
spring Dulnth, 48.000 No. '' Chicago. 208.000
red and spring wheat on prhnto terms, and 21,-
000 No. 2 red nt 804c. free on boird nlluat for
export. At tho ontport 100,000 red wheat on
prlnte terms for export, Chlcugo reported
salts of 400,000 hush. Free on board afloat:
No. I Northern spring New York, 80c.; No. 2
hard winter. g53ic.;Xo. 2 red new 67V- Mln
nenpo'ls received to-day 05.220 bush., against
56.800 last year: Duluth 80.35.1, ngilnst lPO.
177; Chicago 110,ti5, again6t 107.33J: Mil
uaukco 25..J30. agilnst 31.150; Sit. Lo ,H 82,
000, ugalnst 1)1. 15H; Khiisus City lftll.noo,
ngalnst3U,6O0; Tolo o ltltl.871, ugalnst 33.1 JO;
Detroit 17,181. ngulb-t 6,612 last year. Futures
declined 'JJitaSHc. Future sulci, 10,885 000
bush., as follows:
f.a-ti
Openlna. Jlighrit. Loictit. Cloning. .NiiAt.
Auicuit .. .. .. b44
bepiemtHsr.84 b4 4 fst S"t S3
Octoiwr.. ,9S Ml PJ4 SJI4 ti
DcccniU.r.s4 K44 b."4 h'J a
Ue Wai weaker and dull fitate. 4i'rt44ai So 3
Western. 433434c ,cust ul tie, ht to fluKnlo. ho
1 do , 4ii4c Corn bKit was caiKr, but rather mote
active. Silci. wu 000 buir. Mr export, lucluding
hh.uoONo J mixed ou private lerin. free cm leant
aaoai. 10,000 pillow aiid M.Ouo .No 2 nht on
prlvatj terms for uxi,ort. No 'J mlivd In elevator
111 otcd 34c. Future. d.nllned 'tu 1c. Kcuro
sales 115,000 bush , w follows:
Ictt
Opining, Sllohttt. Louttt. Closing. .Mof.f.
AllftUlt 81 M ill . .11 i!
September .li 1U 34 .1 354
CX-toticr ...3J Ill's ,)4 884 . !
D ctiiiber.ui jis a4 :u' ai;s
Out spot nas etecul7. Sates hS, 000 bush Includ-
Ou.iJOU No V white elippsd nu prlsate terniaforex
port. Nc. 8 wh te, Jti-je.i 5fo 3 do , aitjc, .So J
I wilte clipped, id .; bo. 3 do, ie , No i mix il,
I fi 00(1 at tic , ho 3 do. 21c 1 rdje.ti-d nixed. Qc ;
do h te. VB-.r 1 No. i m xcxl el I vere.l. fl onn nt
1 tiac.tia k lulled, 8fJ.i4i- track watte, L'J.Uvil at
UltJOc. I'utur.sdnlljtil 4e.
fiit
Opening. Illgheit Loiml. Cloelng Sw t,
Sept. . 31 ai 21 'Jl w
Heavy Keueral felling for local and forcUu account
(".mil cn,rpbriak inwueai to-uaj. stop on or
d 11 were reached ou the way down, acvel rating tno
eifilliie. Wcaic Liverpool cable! coatributed 10 tbo
d presslon, Thero a r Ity at one time) In Meb
part of t.iu lo. has rvoveret on raporti of a good
el 11 aud lor export aid coverUgorsliurti, but sulxe
quent y orl es rearini axaluourcnewca liquidation
auel weak 1-hIle elb el, iht Uit prices belngnlKiut
tho luweit of thn diy, Llv ipjol alvana x, 10
d, reacted, and declined 14d., but recovered
fisrt of the Ion. P.ra wu Irregular, T e
iorthwestcrn flour output last week waa 300,.
180 bbli Cbciico rrce.ved 140 can today and
expects too to-morrow. Coradt-clln dpartlvlnsym
patby with wuet. Kurlher ralna throuthout the
M en induced wlllug, LLrerponl u el.ned ltol4d.
Rccelpti continue heavy. Today Chicago reco ved
u.'J e irs. The rec lpts there to-inurrow lie e.tlmited
at 7 Ocar-. Oati w rs also euer tilth the rest of
the list Chlcao riceliet M 0 cars ana expects 170
tomorrow. The 1 Incltroatl Viee Currrnf. In lis
weekly crop summar,aaldi "The corn tr peon II
tlon has depraved luxanous icctlon. aod lowered
In pirtlons ot the area eyond the Mississippi
River The general area la not advanced aad
irotallr not lowered Wheat Indications are
unchanged Thu oats yield 11 appurentlr bet
ter thaii calculated The wheat movement Is
Irregular, hut la enlaru'ng." CM.-afO. Aui. 3 " That
Fi-u-clu h) foreign wheat advaucei which waatnev.
tall- cum to-day. L.'v rpool cloied id. to I4d
,Rr than Wed eslay. It aa not so great a de
cllne.but It was pan.oiilarly ilgn Ocant to all tnoce
who had been woadrrlaj v l.eu the advance would
stop .0 1 who hai ienprepsrlnn for It. Paris merely
falle1 to make an auvanoe. Itha. b-enh sltjtlng,
how-ever, for to days. Tcvdiv publlo quotations
clojfdjuit where they did N dueiday, and peltate
eebleiiald the tone of toe Psrls mark t waa weak.
There 1 was an ennrmoua amount of II jbl Utlon here, a
goo 1 dial of It nurrledllquliatloo. People with big
proata wanted to take thim tfore they itwlndleci.
rhemarkithadagreitdeslof when from tho bull
leude a We n diy It celc tho ertect. of It to day
Pr ces I nt Jv and closed aiwut at th bottom. There
was 1 large cun demand. pestoly as lance aa anv
deu jet. 1 ut it was not enousU to ojset the profit
txUnsfuror Newyorpuult.eXorreu.- geruents
s h gb aa luo lo.di. biles here, principally lor
expore, were around 400 00 1 li a 1, So ihiro
was tne d mind that cash irsnlmns IncreajeS
for ill grides, Jn a spring ojmminilnii ic
over Sept mbcr. Tha chanc ? tbit th.
cable, to-morrow will come lowtr Corn lost Tc
to 1c. the ruirket feeling the street itillof th.
bremngof the drought. There it,, conoiuid runs
West, with cool weither. O Jerlns ware Urge azaln
from ithi country. Ths 0 arMgriln mirkejfett ths
break In wneit Thsro ws th latoo end Ration to
take inch profit u were In sight for to
ays lo.su, Ta Prtc Otrr&t Ilk thtii
hid bn aa Unnrovemtnt to so mi, ouar
Mrs and loaaes 1 rthers. btl? thi isenijal
ir.rjgo has not been tnseh ehtaniV n.vito, ptoiu
wtrttnr btit sellers of f utnrisTlwdsIng italnitcun
frorena"!. Thirs was earn-trancrtint.tflnfoflong
May. Oieirannes ware 08,000 bush. Thus wa
fair ahlpptng demand on tb break. Oats Ther.-was
ti g trade moats, the Ineldant telnt ths abandon
rnsui of along line wblcb bad been la exertra for
aevrral montns. Toe best boy tog seemed to bo for
long aeennnt."
r loch Prices were steady, but trads only moderate,
Brcyers were a Ins; onne-Mfona owing to ths .hup
decline In wheat. Bale 18,800 bbts. .
Barrel. Faek$.
Receipt. It. 630 11,104
Exports 7,080 6
Spring In btls.t No. 8 extra, SD.ina50.23t NO. 1 ex
tra. 5 Bca8.8iatralKbt.. S3it,8 83t patents. $4.30
e,4.10. Mill Feed Brsn wit nnlei and easier
Western quoted 40 tss , V lOO Its .6038340.1 00 DS ,
474A384C.I 80 ft... 3063 4;. 1 too ft. . f3,7cV.
Cottcv Spot cotton here was ua'hined. with
seu-i of flow bacr fur tnnl g. Uldl.lng uplanCa
.. agilnit 84c. list yeirt New urlean. and Quit
R4e , sgilnit 8No. last year. The Sou'brrn spot
mirketa were unebftnreo. tTev oileana sold 800,
Mobile 100, Oalveston 34, and Norfolk 24 bale Liv
erpool waa unchanged on the spot, with .ale of
lt.000 bale-si fnturea there advanced 1 point, bnt
lost part of the rue. Ths bombay receipts for tbe
week were 0.000. against 7,000 last yean sblpt-ionts
to the Continent 2.000, aga'nit 8.000 list yniri to
Oreat Crltltn nore. agatn-s none last yar.
AURUita received to-day 0 bit, egelnst 31 last
w nk and 11 last y art Mcea pnU 11, ugalnst 6 last
week and 10 last yean Ft Louis 140, aicnlnst 4 last
week and 8 lint yean ilou.ton 4(8, against 130 last
ns k and 1,0-10 last year. The r.-celpti at the
ports were 431 bales, aialnat 837 lit week
and i08 last vein thua fare his weok 3,7RAIelea.
malDltJ.S.'-4 thus fir list week. InMinchft r yarns
were quiet but stealyt cloths neglected. New Orle an.
opened a points lower on Ii-c-mlier. re overed tnn
loss and advanced 1 point, but r a-ted and declined a
points. There were 110 exporta from tbe porta to day.
Future bore opened nn -hanged to ' points owe-,
recovered and advanc-d 1 to 3 points, i-ut reacted
and clos d Heady at a n-t decline of V to 8 points for
thedav. wlba l-s of 01.100 tales. Tho future trad- 1
Ing was is follows:
Clotlng nignett. Loicett. Sate: !
August 7.S87.n 7.BB 7.r3 BOO
September... 7.87(1,7.88 7.81 7 81 2.H00
October ..,,7.11(37 14 7.17 7.13 17.000
. Nov mber...7.ii7e7.0H 7.11 7 0S 10,300
rrcoroier...7.in7 11 7.14 7.10 11.1110 ,
Januiry ..,.7.18x7.14 7.17 7.13 15,800
Ferruary... 7.1(7 18 7.17 7.17 100
March 7.80ia7.83 7.28 7.70 8,100
April 7.l3i7.83 7.83 7.25 100
May 7.87(47.28 7.87 7.27 000
The trading In cotton to-day was dull and featureless
and eon n d n th man tolo alscaiiers. At the
oDenlng p Irea declined slightly on reporsor llicht
rains In Telle There was very little pressure to sell,
however, and on a ami 1 1 w al de mand the loss waa
recovered and a tlhtht advnnco followed, Ths
Waller Dureau's bull-tin, r ferr ng to the lntcne
beat w Ich has preva'l d In the Gi It btati a 'ortaveral
cliys ;iast. aesiaced the ra ly: 1 ut later on pr c-es a a n
weAX, a d on e-e 111 g if one prominent bou. '. up
rcsed to be for Liverpool account, th' last prices being
practically unch rged from last night's rtnal qi ota
tlons. The oiTlHal wea her report this morning show e)
.lo a 1 In ba Cairo. Tex.. .40 at D-'naam. At at
Hi Ui-t n, .12 at lluutav Ue,a trace at Columbia atdi
tra e at (lalreston T o a gnat serv'oe p e.t ctod
lb jivers th's at ernocn tend o-uUbt In the Caroll as,
Ueorela. Lo 1 ila a. aid a tern Teraa aid f Ir
weithcr In ti.e ilince or 'he cot oa licit. Tha
Weatierlur-aupn dabullMln today stating that
thee c nd t on of extreme beat eoiitluued vestr'iy
overt 1 O lo Viltej. Much Atlantic and Oulf f-UP a,
with m ix m im t inperatrr a ring nir from UO to 1 Ou
de-fr-es am over: that Pal nine, Tex., reported a
maxtniuii of 104d gre ee. v mcb waa aa high as ever
before rec trded at ti at elation.
Come R o nn tbo aot was dull and weak 1 No. 7,
74c. r-al a r-00 haga Ltucoraiuauo on private t. rms.
The future treed ng wm as fol uws:
cites lllahtit. Loice$t Ctnnlnc
Msreh 1,750 7.16 7 10 7.ll)7.20
Ma-' 1.000 7.1.0 7.X0 7.S0ca7.23
trptemfcer..S.2;o 8 73 8. .3 8.7..c0 nu
O tober 2,010 n.BO n.80 0 73sii.0
Nivumlr... 23U 0.00 8.V0 8 1-038 01
Dctembv'r.... 300 .... .... 8.5(7.00
Futures here c'osed ateidv with prl-ea nnchanged to
6 po nt. lower. The total sal a were lu.730 bigs.
Hire was unbangiMl to 4f. lowtr. Ilamiuru 4 pig.
lowtr to 4 pr. hlgutr. Rio wu steady at unchtu ged
? rices: receipts. 13.lili0i stoc, 2.0,000; exchange,
7-8. t, a d-cllneof I -Hid. Santos wu quiet aud
unchan edi r ceipt 42.000; stock, 323.00U. x
mall ocal elem end for the distant montn. suit lined
? rices to- i in tee fa nr tvarlsh fur Inn idvleea
he wordv visible aapply Increased 021,000 bags
during July.
Naval broxxs risy. Spirits of turpentine. 38(1
SBijc.; common to god strained rosiu al 3.ca81 00,
Petkolxcm Crude oertLBcatea ere tin 1 uoted here
and u Oil City.
Pttovisioi. Lard easier. Prime. 81 70. Pork dull.
Mess, jsul-oo. Tallow. 3 V$3i.jP, Butter Cream
ery. Weatern. IV. teegs sute. fresh gathered. 18e.
Chlcuo, Aug 9. "Provls ens opened at a decline
aad had a lucther sharp break, lard show
ing the must weakn-ss. the market closlnc
at adv. Larg r hog rvcrlpta than looked for. wiita
that mirk t weak and lower, togetb rw.tb ths at m
pa hctic Influence rf wneit, were th d prealngln
nueneea, an 1 caus d v ry f re Iiqu datlou by sea t r d
ho d. r- Packets atsjrled most of the offer d.-i.
To-d y's beeak vtaaln th n dure of a reaction from
tbe steady alvance of s vent davs past, and baa left
tbe marcl In a moet healthy coc dltlon. We still re
gard the dltLitlonon provisions is nu IHh."
scoin Raw dull ut Orro- no- test. .14c: 00' test,
3Cirvflncd etvesndl-lio blghr for No 14:4c.
fur No. 1 A and 1 rt. and unci cured fo- nth rs.
Woot The Wool Exchange quotes pulled wools,
scoured bills, as follows seuo A. 30e40c.; A Sup re,
37,4 l.N..; 11 aupers. .Hi3(l ; C eipen .1 1 cOScduo
conhlog, IlCft.I'M:.: com ilns, 32w33c; California
Finest, 4lc2t3c.iseo.nl. 41 4.4, 'c tVesteru Extra,
30 j lsc laupor. :tK, luc, ; Ion . a7e8Sc.
Cniciao. Aug. 5 These were to-day a prices:
tJUt
Wheat: Opening. Highest, teresl. Closing. T.mht.
icpt... 77 T7 7 734 7H4
, Decnaw. 784 704 70's 704 7s
j Mar .. 81 SI 7l4 7D4 b!
I c one ."
I Rrt... S74 2J 274 274 2S4
CKt ... 'J?', 274 74 . . . ."
Iie-e . . 20 '.'i 24 24 291,
May . a 1 4 3Uj bOJj Wt J-'
cmcs-
Sept.. 17", 174 174 174 174
Htv .. 1"". t', 1st, I84 19
31l .. 214 214 20's 20s Jie,
l rd
"Xpt .. 4,30 4 30 4 3JVj 4 35 4 r,j
Ot .. 4.53 4 -,5 4 174 4.40 4 00
Lkv .. 4 1124 4 O.'Cj 4.5 4.474 4.03
I litis;
ept .. 4 S3 4 00 4 SJtj 4.81 4 074
Oct . 4 1,0 4 80 4.b2C, 4. S3 4 074
Merl .-
pt tf 10 s 20 8f OO 89 074 t.SO
Dev .. SIS 3 13 P IS 4 .... 8.40
Live Stock Market.
M.w 5. oak. Tleurs or, Aui. 3 Receipts of beete.
weie 110 head, mstnly direct to exporters and
slnuKhtet r o tr d ns: fei Itng s'eadv, Dreesed
Uefstead at 4(Jie. V IS. fur poor to pr.me nstlo
iia-s Cables from Urltlsh markets quotn Amercan
steers at HV41l'ec'. V n . dressed weight; Anierl an
re f rlRcrntcd ta-er at 840.1c. t1 E. Lxports to-day,
ij.'u tieeees, to morrow, 1431ieevea.
Hi cclpts of cles wcro ,toi head. Including 87 d!
rect stea.lv for Ul sorts, but slon AtKiut 73 head
v, ero carried over VenlsaoM ut 84(?S8 23 V 100 &a.l
1 buttermilk ulies at Siti,t3 30. Clty.drrks.d icals
steady al l(H)e,e. f n.
U-ai-ipts f sheep and lamia, all for the market,
were S.H35 hreid: 2S tars on sale all told, bli ep
st-ady; lambs dull v Ith all bath st grid a 4c. V t.
lomr. Llevenc. ri were held over, bbeep old at
tl )()aSf 00 100 tbs . lambs at -.4 oO'itl.75.
Dressed mutton, fl4(8tpe. V tt.; dressed lau,bi, 7
c4,'.
Kecelpta of bocs v,ere 2,110 head, 333 head on sale.
Higher at 4 ioail eu luo si
Court Catendarsi Tbla Day.
Apiel!ato Division Supreme Court Receii.
supreme Court sjeelai Term I'art I Motion cal
endar called at 10 JO A.M. Part II Ex parte nat
ters , Surrogate's Court Chambers N"o day calendar.
' For probate Wll s ot Ann Pldeon. .Trseph Klch
ardson (No I), Lllisf-t rn, Jiwepn Richardson No J),
wrilsnOoTii, 1) njamln tollman, Mary J, Leunon,
JoseihL Lmj.at 10 Mil A. M.
City Cour special Term Motions.
-futancte-u.
acJ&-pendleton
BANKERS,
15 llreiuiluay, . Y.
BRANCH OFHCES, MJrfR-R-Jk
Stock. Cotton, Bond & Grain Brokers,
Members of tho HEW YORK STOCK,
I Cotton. Produce & CofToo Kvcliunucs.
l'rlvuto Wire to tJlilcitKo.
I Hulls tlurkct letter oie Atilli-.iilon.
'I'O THF, II01.nr.PS of tbe Flrit MjrluazTind tho
X Petieuture Bonds of the Amtrkau rubllihers' Cor.
I oration 1
Tne American Publ iher1 Corporation havlnj ben
placed In Rece.ven' hands th uaderslgned. acting at
Ihe (UKgestlon 01 largs holders or Its bonce, an I v, 1 n
view of .ecur ng 1 comblmtlon for tho protect on
of tie .r nterests. respectful y request all loldirs of
the Flrtt Morta.e or Detenture Bonds of the Car
imratlou to send ua their names and addresses, with a
tatinent of their holdlmc. """. wnn a
lNCW 1 ORK, Aug 3, 1807.
JAMES O. CANNON.
UNsseau.t.
O. O. TMLLlAMh,
2711 Ilroalway,
E.n.PERKlhb.Jr,
247 Broadway,
ALASKA COLD MINE.
HOO Aires Mineral Laud TITLn I'EItFECT.
I IS Miles Locle Llnei Veins a 10 SO Fret Wide,
I Mill returns show the ore to run from 8 to 200 dol
lars per ton
J25V ,i'iu' B '" wlll, Tere' more than one hun
dred dollars per ton
O ee cannot be exnaujted In a hundred years. Thou
sands of tons exposed.
Ai0,,,"'n5 "." ri" 'or ,h' organisation of a com
paoy can be obtained on reasonable terms,
rorpartlcuir rail upon or UdreM
IL 3 WOOLLEV. room 13, 35 Broad tt
W.CHADNCEyFLOVD JONES. J MemUr, j, v
WHXIAJl ROBISOX, ) 6toclc Extbaofce.
FLOYD-JONES & ROBISON.
18 WALL ST,
Jtpcks, Bonds jnil Investments.
LEHIGH VALLEY",
and Philadelphia Securities
DEAL'S- IX BV
E. & C. RANDOLPH.
, T NASSAU M. '
4
' .jgittaaclal. '
TiTilEGlMANTEE
JsND TRUST C?,
(140 BroatlwaT, K. Y.
176 Remeen bt DrooWj-n.
N.E.cor.SSth St.find 7fh Avc.N.Y.
ISO West 120th St., N. Y.
CAPITAL, . . $2,500,000.
SURPLUS, . . .$2,000,000.
Offers Ua services for tho safe keeping and
judicious tiiRnngomcnt of trust fund.
The company Is In n position of great ad
vantage for tb.Q securing of mortgago In
vestmonte, It can render invaluable service to those
who wish tliclr funds, of whatever kind, In
vested In good mortgages.
The company acts as executor, guardian,
or committee; receives deposits, executes
all trusts.
inrsTEEii
Oeorge O Williams, John 8 Kenndv,
Alexander E Orr, William M lugraham.
, AUftuifu.n Jullllard, Charles A Peiboly, Jr.
Charles bUrttivn. James D. Lynch,
Lonls Wlndmuller, Robert Otvphant.
! John Jo lb Astor, Martin Joo-t.
JnllenT Davie,. R'nlamlnD Illrks.
WllllamJI. Mal. William J Fsstou,
Charles R, II nd-rson. JoluiD. llrki,
Frederick Potter, rills I 5 1 Hams.
1 8. V, R. Crugcr, Chsrl's'Iatlack,
Charles Richardson,
CLAREN'CE H. Kl.IiEY, President.
FRANK RAILEY, Vice-President.
LOUIS V. BRIGHT, Secretary.
EDWARD O. 8TANLEV.Tieasurer.
F. WARD E SPRAQUE, Solicitor.
STEPHEN P. NASH. Counsel
TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES
OF THE
CENTRAL TRUST CO. of New York,
Representing First Mortgage B:nJs and
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
up Tin:
Colorado Midland Railway Co.:
Notice Is ben by kIi en that it 1 meeting ot certifi
cate boHtrs.d uly called and bell, the plan md agree
ment cf reorganisation prepared by th"iin Irrs'gned
aaruminlitee iaduly approved md ritltled by reso-
lull iu adopt il by the vot of ho'.dere of a majority In
imountof ill the o tstanllng eerilfl-ates. and that
pu anant tot le ter naof the agreement dated Junj
a y Cs( 1F05, the sime has become binding on all the
holders of vrtlltat a. 88 leer cent, o ail the lrct
M irtcice Tonds. md wo p r cent, of Consols have ai
re adv been deposit d anl bound by tbe plan
First M iitza.e and Coisolldated bonds no- herato
for deposltid under ths igr.ement of Januirv 2S,
IM15, will in. reo tved by t is Cential Trust Co upany
of New York un 'er slid pi en and igr emen t anv
time prnr to the Hat day ot Atigua . 1 97, after
which date n bondi will 1 rcelv d except upon the
I payment of 1 fens ty of I'iO per bond
Holders or ,'irttRcates representing Four Per Cent
j Cm o ldstd bonds ire ri quired to pay totheGn I
tral 1 rust Conip nyofNwYork. for i-co nto'the I
commute . SO upon , cic rtlOcat , beln one third
ortlecssh a scsiment lei el unler the' plan, on or
leforetbe lilthdiv or Aujpist. 1 07. Notice will be
given of tbe oll.nctof ths remainder of said assess
ment. N.W YORK. July 27th. ISB7.
rneiiKitic p. oi.roTT.
rhnlrmani
annul r. kiu
J1MIH . j tunc,
s.Ktiiuir. jiixi.i:.
niLi.itsi 1.. rtiTiinovE.
WILLIAM D. SIOTIV,
roenmlttee.
OSCAR BPNKE. Secretary. 41 Wall street
CEJlTinCtTE'l OF lTEBCVr
In re-eepert or
UIIIOH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes.
21 WALL STRTET.
NEW YORK, August . 1807. f
To flnletersi or tbe above Cerilflrnteei 1
Pursuant to the provisions of the Notes nolders'
Agreement, dated February IS, 1807, we .hill be
prepared (o make payment on Auirust 16, 1807, of
Cvo per cent, (a per cent.) 03 tojouut of the principal
of the at-ore Certificate, upon pr testation thereof,
ana suitable stamping or endorem -nt th reon, it our
oftlce. No. SO Wall btrcet, .New York, or, at the option
of Certldcate Holders, at tlia office of Jacob C. Rogers,
41 State street. Boston. lufrrst will case In re
spect of the amount so pa; able on tbe Certificates on
August 10, 1807.
J. p. sionct a co.,
Peiiosltarlesu
No 1 Ns. au Street,
New Yon, Atic. 4th. 1897.
To the Holders of First Mortgage Bonds
OF Til K
American Publishers' Corporation
The American Publ t ura' U rpormlnn having made
default lit tbepavmetilof tbelLltrest u-xiu tre Mboie
bonds, and Rec tiers of Its properly buviui; 1 e n ap
Ixilnted. tbe uoderslguc d. rejn seutluir larg' Interests
therein, have eo!i'ut-i tu act as a Kforganlcatloa
Committer IS THE INTEREST OP THE 1'IRSTMOIIT
OAOKIIOMIS BcnlhoPers are renuscd to deposit twndswlth
tb- MANHATTAN IKUVl COMPtSY. Wall Mre t,
corner or Nassau. Sea York, v, icse negottat Icc-ertta
cites of deposit tberofor l I 1 1- lAsue-d, under nn
egi-cemcnt, copies of which veil! 1 furnished on ap
pll.atlou JOHN I. WATERBURY.
SlML'll. THOMAS.
1". O MTTIHKS-hN.
Commltteo.
EVARTS. cno t.TE A BE 151 IN. Counsel.
TO TIIErOI.ICl IIOLItKIt
or tiii:
MASSACHUSETTS BENEFIT
LIFE ASSOCIATION.
At a meeting or the Commltt e representine tbe
dissatisfied Policy Uo'drrs. held Autust ad, lb07,
counsel vcr obtained to pro'ect their Interests
This Committee already represents SI. 000,000 In
suran e and Invite, all other lolcy hollrrsto tm
media ely send their nsmes. addresses, present aire,
r.nmb rof policy and imount, on or before August
10th, lb07, to tbe Chairman of Commltt c.
RLV. TllOS HEYWOOD.
IB Pa-k Place, New Yo-k City.
nOtULT, X-ACTKIIHSCII A JOIICO,
Cunel Tor I nmmlttev.
BRAZEAU & HESSE,
44 BROAD a 42 NEW STS.,
NEW YORK.
STOCKS & BOti-DS.
wmm t stout
Members Act- VorA Slock Excrtair.
1 Nussiui Strei't, Cur. Wall
DI-sln Accounts. Investment Secnrltle..
Tvleclione, Nos. S157 and SIS Ccrllinit.
X7ANTFD-Klna-1cl1l aid to develop lnveuttonof
Is merl f r mut at or Hit
J. DAEV. lit. We.t Ofth at , New York city.
ilrrti0ii nnd lUcttiurjs.
TO MASSACHUSETTS IIES'FFIT I IFE POLICY
HOI DEIS- V meeting of tnose de.erous of tbs
opportuuli of reinsuring uabtrii will 1 e Held eion
iftornoo 1 cf the pr-sent week at .1 o'clo-k nt the of.
',V-e,,.Vf , EJ.,;,r.rt Woodruff, at orney, Eqtiltabla
lluildti.g, New York to complete 11,1 of those eligible.
r.ocbarB for reglst rlug.anl thertaftor a.-ceptam-e
of terms of rein uranre entirely optional. Wm. M
I'outli. New York Fred Kra' mer. New Yorkt Oeo P
Brown, Plalnllo d, N J , Ccmmit ce.
JropositlZ
PRO O as FOn'TSfNUAi" SUPPLIES" for" the
UMILU tTAlS MAitlNL COnP'-UeidntTarti-ri
u "'l-'rlue Corps. Quarterm iter's Oillie. Washing
ton. D C. July vs. 1SU7 -Sealed propoisl. 1 elS
pl.eat will lie received at Ulsomee until i-Joe lock
noon on ne Itith day ot August, 1S07. to furnish
thre.-hundred ftuti) rub.er coats. Blank soclrira
tlon. and proi en's can be obtained, anJ staudard
simple s exam tied, upon ippllcatlon to tho Quar
t. nia.lt rat Washlnstou, D. O. and theAssstant
Jj-aitermaster. UCu Sou b nrcad sirtet, Pinladel
plila. Pj.. and tbo Ccinimandinu Officer at Marina
B.rrJcks. Brooklyn N Y . ind Boston, Mas. The U
8. rvMnes the rlfiht to reject any an 1 all bid. and to
w lieilefeui. Bids from mauura turers or rrgular
dealers n .uprlle. onlr will 1 consldi ri d Propoeal.
Should be Intorsed "Prououls for rubber oiats."
.nd addreHed to the Quartermaster, U. S Manna
Core, 1. Wishlngton. 1) C '
SALE cf oldnii'erlalattno naiy yird, Lei.ue li
r.ii'.i'1 rT'1r,w,!!l1'V.1'1 IJcnaey ard. League
Island, Pa , material leloigin to tbe mi) eon
de; ce-d es unfit for use tucretn, consisting eif old
machn n.S'rap Iroi. junk, guus, rHc, snot empty
th- is. llCTtim vlt, ait and box curt, wiro rUg lu.old
sUte, hose, se. The silj will bo for cish to the highest
bidder, by seal d proposal,, to U opened at ID
o 1-ocfc noon. Ail e6, Ihiij Schelulea tontalnlnx
lei 111 of proposals nnlttrm.cf sale will be furnished
on appleauon t ine Oencral 8torekcerr, Navj
s&,tTi&y.y E- TTHeft..Aeti,A
PEOrOsALS'wIll be reclrej at thcTBumu of bnp
piles and Accounts. Naiy Departin.nt, Wishing
tjn. D C. until li o cio-k n on. Augu.t 17, 18U7. and
publicly opened Irnmedliuly ttorvifter. to turn ah at
th New York Nivy Yeerd, a auwtlty of butter, to
m.toss. hardware, uiles, tools, steal put., an-le
andb rs Blank rriposals win be furnished upon
application to tha Navy p omce, Naw York.
"EDWIN 6TE WARt; Psymuter aeneraL U. 8 H.
e
JEW YORK SfATK CANAt.'-'vOtlCE i TO COrl
11 TRAUTonts Oftee of th ttupsrlnte 1 irut or Pur
lie Works. Albany, N Y I'rdsy. Aiinust Gtn, IMI?
. Pursuant to chipter 7U. law. of ItHS coiuter ,111.
Iiwsot IM'ft. nnde-nipterslSand tno, law. of tn:
all prorxuali for work on the Eastern aA
M ddle Divlslous will be received By t,v !u.rin
trnlent of Publlo Worrft, at Ms ottieo Iu AlUm
N. Y, until Tu.-sday, An uit Xlth. 1SU7, at p.'o' l,Kk
noon of teat day, and for work on t is c s era
Dlvii'on. sealed propossli will be reJilrcd bv tb
Superintend' nt of Putlc Works, at his uface eB
Albmy, N. V , until Irulay, September a d, lb 11. at
1 2 o'c.t ck nxm of t int day, for tbo follow tti p eeA
of work Tne work wl I Ui bid fornal I tsepireteli
and evervproeoul for esch piece ot work hereinafter
designated must bj accompanist ly a drift on 11m.
Rood bankln Institution ot tje ctv of Nev York cr
.litany. Issued by a national or Mate buk 11 on
crelttwitr.lnriiSfite.paliieat Msht 10 tfe Super-
will left per cent, of the proposa.anl wll be r
tali.ed us a psrt of taaiecnnt) until tho oomplouon
of the work 1 the amount of lahor bnl r n aired on
excut'oiiot contrctnilba40 o-cent o1 the are?
pesil, an J fieamoint of bjn I for tie fa! tiful ner
fnrman e of contract oj xecutlouof contract will M
43 per ent of t ie prepj a'
CO.NTr.AI TNO. 1-E1STERN DinION
Forlmiroilnj thn East ru Division of th,e Erie
Canal from Lock No. 13 to Lock No. IB, a ulstaacocf
0.06 ml
CONTRACT NO. 1 4- EAS'EHN DIVISION
tor Imp ovlnct Hm Eastern D.vlsloa of the Er.'.
Canal from Loi-k No 00 to Lock N'o Hl.adlstajco of
1J n4 n ties
CONTRACT NO If-i 1STESN DinsION
tor ImpiovlUB the Ea tern Division nf the Erl
canal from Lo;k No S 1 to Le No 3u, a dlitance cf
07 mile
C0VTR1CTN0 1H-E1STERN DmsION"
For linprtjv nc; tbe Fast ru DIvMon of the Erie
Canal from Luck No 4J to tbo cast line of Oneida
county, a dl.tiincs-nfn "7 m e
CONTIlAOr NO 17-JA-T-nV DIVISION.
For Improving JLeEaet rn 1 nn of tho Erie
Cansl from Lock No ID to Lock N., a, aellitatici of
2 71 mile.
CONTRACT NO ! E VSTERN DIVIMOV.
lor Im roilnj the Fantrrn Div.(ia of tno Erie
C ius! from Lock No 21 to Lo k Xo , aa st.incs pf
8 H miles.
CONTRACT NO 10-EASTFRV DIVISION
For Inproelnsthela tern UlMslono. th-EileCsnil
from Lock No 23 to Ljck No 27, a dlstanco of 15 no
rn'tes.
CONTRACT NO 0 EASTERN' DIVISION
Fir Improviug tie Ee.tern Dlvlsnnof tha Erie
Csnal from Lock No. Jl to Lo:k No. 3,',a clsiance of
0 31 ml e
CONTRACT NO 21-EASTERX DIMSIOV.
ForlTiprovingt eFait-rnliliUojofilic ErleCansl
from Lo.'kNo. 34 to co.k No. BS, adUljneo ofsf.17
tut OS
CONTRACT NO. 22-HASTERV DIVISION
For Imprc vmg the I ate rn Division nf tne Lile Cmal
from Lock No. JO to Lock No. 33, a distance of 4 if
m les
CONTRACT NO. 2n-F.A!-TERN PIVIKV
Fnr improving he Last ru Division of th,-tile- insl
from Lock No. 40 to Lock No 41, a distance of 1 1)4
miles
CONTRACT NO 24 -EASTFRN DIVISION.
Forlmiiroviugtti. Eistern on I Ion of thi ErleCinal
fmm Uxk No. 4 1 to Lo.'k No. 42, a dlstinoe of 2 M
miles
CONTRACT NO. 2" EASTH'N DIVISION.
For mp iv.niT 1- lastern DUislon of the Erl.
C ml In m llrlelge No. S3 to Lock No. 2 ), aeHstanea
of 3.0 mlks
CONTRACT NO 2fEASTrRN DIYWON.
For liuprovliu tne Et torn Division or tho Erl.
Cinsl Tom Lo.k No. 23 to Lock No. 24. adlstaues of
.0 III In
CONTRACT NO 27 F.AS FRV DIWS ON.
Fir Imero.ug th" last rn bins ou or me Erie
Canal from Lock No 30 to Lock No 40, adlstanco of
2.711 mil s
C JNTRACT NO 23 MIDDLE DIVISION.
For Improving the Middle DH til in or tho EneCsnal
fro 11 1 point Iflu feet west of New Boston Roal Brdga
ti. a 1 o nt Hid feet wet of Illrkillie Road Bxldiri, a
OlsUne o" 7.2 mile..
CONTRACT NO. WESTER DIVISION.
For luiproilng the Western Division it tue Erl
Canal from n p ilnt 1,000 feet we.t of nur I'J Bridie,
No 14. stitlou sin. ttion 20, west rly to th fool
of Lockpmt L cb, adlstanoe of 8 4a mt o..
CONTRACI NO. 7 eVE-TERN DIVIblON.
For InuDvlnjr tbe Westeri Dl Islon of lb- Erla
Canal from Shelby BaIn Bi! Ige No. I4, station O,
ee Hon 0. west ry to l.ojo feet w,t o' Kurd
BrlugeNo 14f,.t.iUon 310, sect on 20, a jlsta oj of
0.b7 miles
CONTPACT NO. f-WES7i.RV DIV1EIDN.
For Improvlug tie Ue.t n DIveAtiineif tbe Erl
Cecnilfrom70l estweatof Lo,!'a Brllge No. 114.
ftitiun lltti. sv..jn 111, westcny to S lelbr Buln
Bridge No. 1 12. station 7H8 plus 4.'. section 10, a die
tanoeof i0 miles
CONTRACI NO 0-WESTE1S DIVISION.
For Improvinr the Western 1 Ivlslon of the Erl
Canal from Er si ley's Bridge No. 121.tnlon O. section
in. westerly to Too feet went of Long s Bridge No.
I J4, sta lou H.'O. sectlm lu. dl ti" a of 11 Oil mile.
CONTelACTNO. PWESXEI NDIVIsION.
For Improvlner the Wm-tein Dlnslon of the Erin
C ilfr m 1.0 0 feet east of Holler'. Bridge No. 116.
atation 30. eection IS. westerly to Bra! 'aBrl Ic-eNo.
12. station 70S Plus UO, section lb adls an.cof b.4
miles.
CONTRACT NO. 1 1 WESTERN DIVISION.
Fur mprovin the Western D.ilson of the Erl
Canal tmui Cooky's Basin Brldgv No 103.it t'onO,
a tlon 18, west, rly to a point 1.000 feet east rf Hoi
ley Br dge No. lift, station 330. so.tlon lb, idlstanc a
o. 0 ets m'V. 1 B
, CONTRACT NO 12 WESTF.KV DIVIt-IOV. 1 1
lor Impiovlnrf tu.. Western Dlvl.i u of tje Erl II
Cansi from 1 po nt 000 fe-ei east of Nurman'a bridge II
No o,.stat ou 4b0 rcctloa 17. ucstrly toeooley '
La.ln litn' N . ton station 740 tilus UI. section 17. fl
adutan'oro Ot mi ee V
LONTl ACT NO 13-W1TERV DIVISION'. J
Tor linpren -lg Its Wralcru Dlvlson of to Erl
Canal from Ro ve street !lr. .ge No n. Ko.-bester. J
statlou o sec 11, n 17. westerlv to a point una fret east V
1 if N irmas'a Urttge No. 7. stit o-j. 430. iectl,a 17,
dlstam-M or 8. 1 4 mltt-s.
CONTRACT NO. 14 WFsTERN DIVISION.
lor Improving tbo Wctrn, Ii.vIj.o.i ot tio Eri
Canal rrom the h-sd of Iev.kNo CD. s-atlon 3 o. e-o-tlon
IU woterl) tie Row Mrect Br d,e N'o. 80,
ltccteietcr. station 460.41, sectloa lb, 1 distune of
4 3o miles
CONTR1CT NO. 13 WESTFRN DIHsI0N.
For lniproc m the Western Division of me Frt
Canal from tne bead of Lock No ii. -Cation O,
sectlm HI. v. ste-rlv to the Leati of LKk No. Ot), sta
tion 2 C. section 1 0. a dlst nco of 4 x.l miles
Plans, spec.tle dtlous. notices, end f rm of contract
mm b seen from tbe date of uM cat on of this
uctl etotbedi'e nxed for the rvcwlp of proposal,.
at the- office or tbe Superintend, ut 01 Pubi.0 Works.
In Albany. N. V.. and at the nm -e of Thorn Wheeler,
Asl.tant Superlntenleutof Pahll: Works. In Syracuse-,
N. V, an1 at the ottlee of It. O. Lnv. Aisl tint
huper ntend. nt of Publlo Works, la R chest r. N.Y.
AllpropOMelsfor tbe abovenork mu.t Ixj addressed
to tbe superintendent of luhlio Worki. at llbauy,
N. Y . ami must be end need ou envelope. Propiteaj
for Coitroot No , Eastern. Mid lie. or Western
Dlv.i'ou." as tho cuee may be. The right Is reserved
to rejeet any or all ll.li.
OEORQE W. ALD1IDOE.
Superintendent of Puullj Works.
yoMOfcej)ott-
p0ST OFFICE NOTICE. ""
(Should b read DAILY by all Interested, as chiara
my ejecur at an) time )
Foreign mails for cbe week en ling Aug. 7.1897.
wl I 1 1 ae (PROMPTLY lu all caa) at the Generil
Post Office as o lows-
Tit.lNSlTLANTIO MAILS.
SATURDAY -Al 7 A. M. lor FKAM'E. SWITZFR
L1ND ITALV. PAI. PORlUclAU TURKEY.
lOYPTandBKUIbll INDIA, per ate in. hip La
Champagne'. Ml Havre (lett rs for other 1 art. of
E imp- must bf directed -perLe Champaine" )i
ath Jl.f-rNFTHFRLASDS direct, p r steam
sh pjlaaj.dam. via itoticrdam (letters nun tdl
reetcd "perSIansdini"). at M A H for GKMIA.
per steamship Ems ( etteia must bedlni-ed "per
jms"i:aiu A. M. (aupp ementary 10 Irt 1 51)
forFLROPE, per steamship Lucanlar n Queens
town, PRINTED MATTER. Au u rnian steamers sailing
on Tuesdaya tako Printed Matter, in, for uer
many. and Specially Addressed Prlnt-J Mailer,
., for othrr parts of Europe, vim r, can and
white Star steamers on We-dnes.ivr, German
teamen on Thursda) a, and Cunard. Irencn. snl
Oerman steamers on baturdaya Like I rlut d Mat
ter, Ac, fir ill couutrlea for which they are ad
vertised to carry mall
After tho closing of th !u,iplementary Trentlintlo
Malis named above, eeddltijual upul memaiy
malls ar- opened nu the pi is of tin Am ban
Englleh. Ireucli and tie rman steam is.auor main
ooeu until wltblu Tea M.iiuios of the hour of .ail
ing of steamer.
MAILS FOR bOUTII AND CENTRAL AMCEICA.
,..... WFST IM'IFS, &e
FRIDAY Itfl.itJ A M c.up I nenlsrv 10 1 M for
L hAUD nllW.NbW UtTIM AND li'rs "'"
hip l utsiielli at I P. M ,sm pleme 1 tan 1 in P.
M.) for CAPL HAITI. ST DOMIS'l.O au t Tl RK S
ISLAND per steam. hip New York, e 1PM
for INAfil'A. PORT DF. PA X. OON IU T
MARC. PETIT OOA VP. IERLMIE, and A I C 1 YES.
pr tenm.blp scales v, g.
SATURDAY et in a II csiipplen en try nlO
A.M.) for FORTUNE I-LINI). JAM IP" 1 'ill
NILLA, and OltElTOWN. p.r steanisliln i e
Khany iletters for Cewta Rka mu.t ieel eel
'lr Alleghany")! at 10 A JI ,. irnl ni t:r
10 30 A M fnr CAPE II11TI. UONII.'FS. JA
MEL. aud ALACAlEf. p r steamship l.i !.
10' (0 1 M fnrCAMPsCirE.CIHAPA-.TAlll CO.
and YUCAT1N, per steam Up Yucatan I Iters
for other parts of Mexico and lor Cub Liut 1
dlrJitcd "per Yucatau"); at 10 30 A M '"
HAllI. CU.MANA. and CARUPANO. p r .fan
ahip Prlu Milium II (letters for other pin. .)'
Veneiuela, Cnraca .Trinidad, nrltl.h ant l '
Guiana must bo dlrvct'd "per Prim Wlllvm II '1
a' 111 .10 A ! for SANTOS, per HeamihtM U m p
Prince, at 11 A M for GUADEI 01 1 F JM1
TINICJCE. BARBADOS, ml DIM 'It IRA P"
itemhloTill.msn,at sailt' M forST PILKI.E
MKJUELON, par iteain'ro'n North S)dnri
Mali for New oundlaug eiy rail to H ellf-ex, srd
tbence ly steam r, c-o at tsls offies dill) a'
8 HO P. M Ma Is for Mbiuelou by rail to lin.toa
and the nee h) .tenner, c o.e it thli omce elan) ar
H 30 P. tl Hal s for Cuba close at this orrtc. da I;
at 7,00 a M . fur fornardlng by steamers sail! f
tHoiidi).niidTburs!aisi from Part Tatnpi.)i
Mills for Mevlco Cltj. oiirliud. unless s e UI'V
addreieed for despatch bysteimer close it t l
omce di'ly at .' 3o A M and 2 ,0 P M llic'
tered mall closes a 0 00 . M prevlo s dai
TRISSCICIFIC MAIi, .
Mill, for Ausml i(excrpt Writ Australia!, Hawst!
and llll Itlands, per steamship Ml.iv.era I'rn-n
Vaucoiiieri. coee here nail) after July l7ane
up to lei j 1 atrtnn t, M Mall, for Hmall. vi
teamsh n .'.11, trills (from Sun Puni iscn l."
here dall) up to An; 4 at rtijfl P M Mai ' "
equina and Japan, a 1 steanish p B.'Ulc (from an
Trauc s o) cl sh hero daily up c A g hi n 0
P M Malls for China and Japa o rs -s i.tno
01) nil to from Tacoin .close 1 ere a.. ut
Au: ! at rt 30 P M Mull, for Amir-' a ex
tept those (or West Aiutrails. wpii-h ar ""
wanlelvu Europe 1. New Zealand. Haai lul
ut Sa loan Islsn-li. per steamship Al m
ilromran Franelcoi, close her dsilv up to Au
114. a' 7 10 A M II A. M , md el su p M ,r n
irrl al at N York of steam. hip Campan s
with Brltls'i malls for Australia). Mall, for etuius
and Jstau (specially addressed only), per it in;
ship Erupre of Japan fr m an-ouieri '!(
b re dab) up to Aug lit. it a 30 P M Mat si r
the eoclety Islin s. per ship Gil lee ifrom S c
Franclsco do. her daily up to Aug. M it 0
Iruu Pacific mails ar forwarded to port of islllnx
daily, and the schedule of closlnrls arranged oa the
Brraumptloa of their unln erruptid overland iransll
Wgisured mall close at a f. if. previous oar
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postnaivs
PMt Offlo. Ntvr York, N Y, Au. t, It).!.

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