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" 5PJ-.W -H1 ' )( - THE SUN, SATURDAY, AtJGUST, .14, 1897., '. 9 H
" rutJ.sciJ.1. A1TI cokmxxcxAz
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I 0NITXD TATX AMD WAT. IsOHI ClJf 1 1.000a).
I snB4t.r.lB 1B6
I cLOstxa nuoxa or cnitid tath bond.
I Bid. Ated. Bid. AtUd,
I cn8tw.r. UnB.Bf.r.
I .tplofO. 074 113M13'i
I CoBtis-r. JnBtBs.e,
I i07 111'. 112S 10 113H 118'i
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I 1(07 X18 11B-- 18B8 102
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I iis 1B61 1EB". 18 10fJ
I CnStU.0.
I 1MB lEfJsi 126S
1 IUILKOAD AMD OTBKR BONDS (Uf 1,0000.
I IB AiehadJ . 67 fiNorFMT ltt.,100
I on 60 17 NP priori... 91
I 20 50"i 6 00i
04 60- 3 01
ak 60S 30 NPm ml .... 60
4B 604 70 60.
OAtchfalU 87a 73 68s
25 87"s 88 68
24 87- 20 BBS
ai B7e 23 68S
I8 87'a22 GB.
66AMPoln.... I 6NortWcns 77
4Am8MB 86 1 3 N Ml of Cal Us. 80
I 86Vj SNT.O8lLal00H
3 Am Too scrip.. bla 1 107
h 7 82- 4 NY, Nil II 4s,
jO 6Bsi debctfs 138
60 68 16NWcn 143g
20 Ann Arbor 4s.. 841- 6N W gold. c... 117-1
I" 6 Ad ft Out lit. 04i lNWsfdebos.
lOAniftNWUU. 84,-s 1B33 117-s
4D.0BftNHt.1077. 1 NWd Bs.SSjr.lOO
2BrookIlT6s... SB's 3 OItN lst....U2
14 SB's BOrllAM 4i.... 88V
l" 88 8 SB's
3HrookCltylst.H5 6 88-a
6BrKlUt.tr... 824 10 OBLcnBi 02a
3 BrooknnOBi.il 4 10 02e
OCksJtO en fts.Ul's 7 02
2 110' 28 0Bllno 674
2 101 10 67
10CbAOnl49i 88 6 67H
30 82H 12 68
32 BQU 2 Ores LB 1184
12 82 10 Ore Imp 6a,
3CbAO.PMF 1024 litlp 204
10C.BAgcnrSi.100 6 204
14 1084 6 204
6C.CCA8tL.4s, 6 20
StLd 064 3PeoAEsst 1st. 78
1 Con Os of Chlo 14 78
U 102 1 P,OA01stcn8sH6
1 CuBolit Ill 10 116
48 ChloTmllit.tr 46 1 P.8 ALE 1st.. 108
10 444 41lo.WAOexBs.121
6CenPacc-8i..l02 13 nookUlex Bs.,1054
6 ChtcftEIgnlBel024 0 1064
6 102 2 1064
7Ch,8t Lft NO B 1054
latere?! 1024 17Reucnl4 B54
60ColUld4s.tr.. 0 23 864
10 54 11 864
G COstly lit... .1134 3 844
lOenOacnBa... 044 66 86
6 04 40 844
2 caa rty lstlno 384 SKoOWlit.,.. 704
12 C Oa Ry 3d Ino. 144 66 80
2 144 8 804
6 14 16 8tLSFs.... 724
OC, Ind.Jr.L3s... 82 16 724
2 Dcnftnocn... 884 10 73
GDeBsrd.CAlOs 81 lQBtPgnlas 103
6 82 3 8t Pitt. CAP.
5 D, M A M la .... 204 lYdlv 1164
70 Erie prior bds.. 924 1 Bt L8 W 1st... 73',
67 024 48UnRATs.. 094
CO Erg Uen8-4s 724 3 004
3 724 6 09
lETennSs Ill 3 084
10 1114 3 084
6 1114 12SUnRATlne. 19
10 112 8 174
10ETHUen4Bs. 914 7BAAAPlst4s 024
I6EdlonBIls..1124 14 62
2 1124 15 024
6 Ft Worth 1st... 674 50 024
6 0, U'c A B A SBCAQslst... 94-3
MPBs 91-a lOBofrvrayos.... 944
8 014 16 944
6 OenElradebBslOO 21 94
14HockV10e,lr 744 6 TApist'os...".' 96S
8 74 33 Tex Pao 2d la... 314
6 Ind.D-AWlst.106 70 3l
2 IowCentlst.. 974 6 314
1 07 6 314
2 Klats Co El 1st 634 e 314
3 KP 1st BBS..... 11 64 14 31i,
06XuPcon.tr.. 904 1 31
60 01 60 314
66 914 6 Tex Oralis 064
T 10 914i2 06
10 004 9TC.IAB.os.Bd 864
1 10 90421 87
3KuP, Ddis.,1104 3 804
31 KuATex 4s 88Ji 7 Tol. St 1, A K O
3 804 ut.tr 78
II 864 7 77.
06KuATex2ds 64 6 UnPsoBos. tr 1 10
1 034 4CnPso07s. tr.H04
2 034 6UnPs.CTN1014
6 034 20UnPo BP. tr.1084
6 034 a 1084
1 Laclede a 1st .100 4UnPoo t 44s,
2 Lxo Shore 84s 103 4 ( fi2
OLouAN(4s... 844 ion P.DAOlst. 464
2-- 844 6 464
3LehVlofNT 8 45
1" 101 6 444
2 Mo, X A E 1st.. 064 2 444
6 Msx Cent en 4s 06 6 UlstADellst ..1014
1 Mo, K A T of 2Wsblst 1064
TexisBs 844i0Wb2d 70
3 UobAOcal.... 76 8 764
10 744 2WbIAGex. 00
10 MlohOtnt 7s ..1104 1 WntSbsa ....1084
3 1104 27 WChScnBs ..1014
22 116 iWNYAPsgnl 40
lOMoPcol IstSs 064 10 WNYAPeino 134
16 00 llOWUCenlst.tr 38
Total sslee of rsllwsy bonds (par Talue). (2,817,000.
ItAltROAD AND OTIIEIl BnillXl
Osrtv lUgh- Lour CIoHkq ,
talti (no '. '(. Did. Aikrd.
80Ad'aEx.l65 150 164 163 150
IS8B0AmBR..1464 1484 1464 1464 1404
7B0AmBRpllO4 1104 1104 116 1104
IseOAraBM. 134 14 134 134 134
880Am8Mp 33 33 324 324 324
BAdCabl 024 024 024 02 044
HSMAmTob. 034 034 02 02 024
lSBATobpfH3 113 113 1124 114
140 Am Ex.. 1154 110 1164 116 117
lllOAmOOU 10 194 19 18 194
lOOAmCOp 704 704 704 00 70
eOIS Atcb.TA
.SPc... 16 16 164 164 164
18188 Atcb.TA
sr.p. 32 32 314 314 314
I BlIBAtAPeo U 4 4 4 '4
I SOOAnnArb. 16 16 16 14 16
I B tOOAArbpf 38 38 304 364 374
&Bt B8U.RAP 224 224 224 16 20
L 10OB.BAPP 00 GO 00 02
M IBBOBrunswk 24 34 24 24 34
00BsltAO 104 104 144 164 164
UtOBsltAO,
H BWp.n 04 04 6 6 64
llSOBsrStO 14't 14', 14U 14, 14S4
I 1 MBBr-kRT 32 32 314 314 32
' IlOOCsnSo.. 65U 664 634 64 644
' DOCurac. 704 704 704 704 71
' I 48 Con Ice. 304 3B 364 37 38
M 100O Ice pr. 804 804 804 80 864
i8870ChOtW 10 104 1B4 184 184
I 11 lOOCenPaa 14 14 14 134 144
I II BB84ChesAO 214 224 214 224 224
I fl I 18IC0CblcOssl034 1034 102 1024 1024
I II 1070C.C.C
I f' 8tL.. 33 34 33 324 334
i 31 iezBOHW1204 120411941194 1204
H 100OANWP104 164 104 104
I I 13865 C.UJtQ 074 074 064 004 064
' M 147SBC.UAStP 044 044 034 034 034
1 H 150 CM A St
1 Ppf....l43 1434143 143 144
A m UB10C.KIAP 864 804 844 86 864
I M BIOColFuel. 10 10 18'4 19 194
W 100C.IAL. 104 104 104 104 11
A V 600 C,l I, p 324 324 324 30 32
! 8ooco1oai
IB Der.,.. 2 2 2 14 24
H1 400CO1OAI
H Depf. 6 6 6 4 6
tB70C.UVAT. 44 04 44 6 64
M 160 O A IIC. 74 74 74 04 7
1270 ConUss. 188 180 180 180 100
817DAIIud.H04 1104 110 1184 110
774 D.LAW1024 1024 101 101 162
800 DA 110. 134 134 134 13 134
MM 7100 D Alia p 404 484 404 474 484
100PHAPD 13 13 13 124 13
110P.8 S A
MM r Apt... 04 04 04 04 04
n7BErlenR 184 184 174 174 174
I l27Erlclstp 43 43 424 42 424
dpesv Olt- Im- -CVrti .
Seise. M ese. est, 9U Itbist
ltSOEttoSdp 26 864 244 244,244
SOOEATII., 20 80 80 8B 384
400EATHP 484 484 484 41 43
8580BAW
drbiD 74 0 74
lOBftW
debiB 61 61 61 30 41
200GtNorpl2O4 131 1204 120 132
27SOOrnFlo 374 374 304 804 304
30OllIIClsfllnO2 024 02 02 024
SB 111 Cent.
I's'dllnt 004 004 004
1487 lllCrnt. 107 1074 1004100 1004
SOOlUStMl. 43 43 43 41 43
400 la Cm.. 114 114 104 104 11
440IaCnp 364 364 364 344 364
BOOKAMIch 74 84 74
100KAPM. .28 .28 .28
100 K ADM. 44 44 4 4 44
300LUAW 10 10 184 184 184
870LEAWp 734 734 73 724 73
114 I.akeBb.1734 1734 1734
lSOOLsclOM 384 384 38 38 384
HBLaclOp. 02 02 02 03 08
lBSS7UuAK. 004 014 684 004 004
1880 HauConl044 106 104 1044 106
BfOOMexNctf 2 24 2 24 24
U4SMttTraol224 1234 1214 1214 1224
4BMIcbCenl05 1004 106 103 100
1400 MA St I. 264 264 244 244 20
lOMAStl,
lstp... 884 884 884 87 80
890 HA St I.
Sdpf... 67 67 604 60 67
8031 Mo Pax.. 20 204 284 284 284
14BBMO.KAT 104 104 164 164 164
TODBM.KATp 304 304 364 364 30
S400MobAO 204 31 20 284 20
lOXbtarch 84 84 84 7 8
S32BKLOII.. 20 234 20 23 234
SIMS K J Cent 07 074 064 06 964
2870NYCentl074 1074 1004 1004 1004
S37BKatLad 304 304 30 364 30
318 Nat 14 pi 06 105 105 1044 106
8110 Nor Am. 0 04 64 64 0
88.NYANU.178 178 178 178 180
208NY.CA
8tl 16 10 164 164 164
B10NY.8AW 104 104 104 104 174
8011 NY, S A
Wpf... 37 374 304 304 374
400NAW.. 134 134 134 134 134
700NAWP 364 364 36 344 344
BOlBNorPac. 174 174 174 174 174
42040NPaep. 604 604 404 404 404
22110ntAW 174 174 174 174 174
lgSOOreSL.. 224 23 224 224 234
11876 Pec Mall 334 344 324 334 334
8260 P. DAE 24 34 24 3 34
1470P.C.C A
StL.. 204 204 20 20 204
eoor.ee A
Ktl.p . 68 58 68 68 684
200PAWp 5 5 44 3 6
HOOrh'nlxM.O? .07 .07
lft2PAEut 6 6 0 64 7
800QulckslL 3 34 3 34 34
lOBOQ'cktllp 11 11 104 104 12
121B0 Reading 27 27 204 204 204
144U0Readlp 644 644 634 544 644
10D0Read2p 334 334 324 324 33
200 ROW.. 23 23 23 22 24
lOOROWp 62 62 62 61 634
SBSOBtLASP 8 8 74 8 84
1000 St LAS
Flit p. 604 604 60 664 504
8023 81 LAS
F24p 22 224 214 214 22
4480 8ILSW 64 04 64 O 04
2360StLSWp 134 134 134 13 134
1740StPAO 084 084 08 084 084
SOStP.MA
M 1204 1204 1204 120 125
8S4StuRAT 84 84 84 84 84
700SoPac.. 204 204 204 204 21
BSBOSoRwy 114 114 11 11 114
1887 So Ryp 364 364 344 344 86
1700SUAOI 0 0 64 64 54
836StJAOI
lstp .. 43 43 424 44 46
IBOStJAOl
2dp.. 144 144 134 134 14
4B80TCAI 20 20 284 284 284
120TPLand 0 0 9
6450TrxPac. 144 144 134 134 134
S7B78UnPu 14 144 124 134 134
4730UP.D4O 04 04 O 0 04
25 US Ex.. 48 48 48 47 48
ISOOUSRub. 17t, 18 174 174 18
480nSRubp 044 66 044 06 08
1850USL... 0 04 0 84 04
1680 USLp. 004 674 004 004 004
imWabaab. 8 84 8 8 84
IBSOWabp. 104 194 184 184 19
18WFEx.H0 112 110 110 110
7685 WU Tel 934 034 024 024 024
8680 WALE. 24 3 24 24 24
ISSBWALEp 04 104 04 10 104
SlOWlsCent 4 44 4 4 44
100WCb8tlll 111 111 110 1104
Total sales, 61 1.071 shares
BOSTON CLOSINQ QUOTATIONS.
Hid. Alted I Bid AtUd.
Bos Alb .216 210 AmBIlTel230 837
Bos Me ..102 1034 WestEleo.. 26 27
Fltcbburzp 024 03 OtnElecp. 80 82
.SewFntp. 08 71 BosAMon 140 1404
Mex Cents 06 06s Cal A Uecla410 416
Old Colony. 183 Osceola..... 37 374
WERcotn. 03 034 QulncTlI...H6 110
111 Steel. .. 41 42 TamMln...l30 138
Domln'nC 16 164
rniLADELPntA CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Did AUt I Did. Alltd.
tXUch Til. 314 314DOImpCo 70 704
PennRR... 564 654WOLCO.. 40 60
CPRofl.. 20 21 El SB com. 274 274
PbltaTrae. 734 73t FlBBpf... 304 314
Union Traj ll' 12 PII.LAPs 164 164
EAPTC. 734 734 PH.LAPp 30 304
UetTrac.,.12n 1214 WelsOcom 24 26
CTofNJs 28 284WelsCpf.. 70 71
CTofNJOs 044 96 Bait Tract. 18 184
LATEST LOVPOV OnOTATIOIS.
Atehlson. aap 104 Norfolk A Wpf.n.. 864
Canadian PaclBo .. 734 Northern PautQopr. 52
Cbesspeaka A Ohio. 224 Ontario A West 184
Erie con, aap 184 Pennsylranie. 67
Frio lit pf 434 Reading, 1st a p.... 14
Illinois Central ....100 St Paul 004
KaniasA Texas,,.. 104 South Railway 11
Lake Shore 178 South Hallway pf.. 304
LoulsYllleA Nssh.. 03 Union PaclBo 14
Nstr York Central. 109 Wabashpf. 1Q
Friday, Aug:. 13.
The reaction in the stock market that took
place to-day nm certainly warranted by specu
lative conditions. Tbo dealings in stocks dur
ing the last four days were enormous, and the
advance in prices practically continuous. It
would be strange indeed if a market of the
breadth andstrcngth of the last few daysdld
not Invite realizing sales by Important interests,
as well us by small oporators. The most
significant feature of the market is
that to-day's reaction was not more pro
nounced. Tbo fact that it was comparatively
slight is evidence that the buying power is more
extensive than even the most enthusiastic bulls
have believed. In addition to speculative con
ditions conducive) to a reaction, tbo movement
was Influenced by a break In tbe price of wheat,
which was also natural, becausa of the heavy
speculative buying that has accompanied the
European demand for that cereal. Still another
factor, and one that will tend to restrict reck
less trading, was tho decision of a fairly
large lender of money on small margins to
curtail bis line of accommodations to bis
fellow brokers. Ills method has been
to borrow stocks from concerns doing business
upon Inadequate capital at higher rates than
those paid by substantial firms and exacting
stop orders on the stocks virtually carried, the
execution of w hlch would preclude bis sustain
ing a loss. It was currently reported to-day
that this curtailment of accommodations was
raado at the suggestion of interests that desire
to force liquidation by weakly murglnod holders
of stocks. If this Is tbe case, and tho theory is
not an improbable one, a reasonable lnforence is
that certain important Interests aro souring no
effort to bring about a further decline in prices.
Although tbe total transactions were about
816,000 shares less than yesterday, the market
as a whole was active, the total sales being over
half a million shares. The falling off In dealings
was more pronounced in tbe bond market than
in the stock department, the sales belnc about
2 V cent, less thau yesterday. For
eign arbitrage operations were compara
tively unimportant. It is becoming plainer
every day that London is following this
market, having forfeited its claim to leadership
by singularly incorrect iews of tbe commercial
and financial situation in the United States. As
a number of theactlte stocks enjoyed smart
Advance in tho earl) dealings, the decline that
subsequently took place did not remit in many
noteworthy net losses. Tbe most conspicuous
ones were in Northern PaolOo preferred, which
led the list in respect to activity, In American
Tobacco and in Loulivlllo and Nashville.
Sugar llcflnlng was exceptionally strong,
closing fractionally higher at a recession
of noarly Q points from the best price.
Other stocks that proved superior to the
reactionary tendency were Chesapeake and
Ohio, Poclflo Matl, Missouri Pacific, and
a long list ot usually inactive shares. The
distribution of transactions was fully as good as
yestorday, considering the somewhat smaller
volume ot business. There is a possibility
of further realizing sales to-morrow by
timid operators, who do not caro to be long
ot stocks over Sunday; but it is by no means
certain that the adoption ot such a conservative
policy will prove profitable. The dosing was
steady at fractional recoveries from the lowest
prices.
Final sales compare with those ot yesterday
as follows:
Aug IB. Aug. 13. Aug. IB. Aug. 18.
A.TA8F. 164 164Natladpfl05 105
A.TASFep 314 314 NorAmer.. 0 64
Am Cot Oil. 104 104 0ntAWest 144 134
Am8Ret. .1404 1404 Norf ft Wp 864 35
Ani8Refpll04 1104 NWcom... 120 120
AmTob.... 034 02 NPaocom. 174 174
AmSplI... 13's 134NPaopt... 604 404
AmBpMp. 34 324 NYCent... 1074 1004
BrookRT- 32 314 N J Cent... 07 00
Canada So 664 64 Omahacom 684 08
CCCAStL 334 33 OntAW... 174 174
C.DAQ,... 074 004 Pae MaU... 324 334
ConOaa....l88 180 Rocklsland 864 854
ChesAO... 214 224 Readlns.... 204 204
Chic Oas... 1024 1024 Resd lit pt 644 634
CbOW.... 104 184 BtPcora... 044 034
D.LAW...103 101 StPaulp.. 1424 1434
DelAItud..l204 110 SoR'nay.. 114 114
DenftRO. 13 134 8oR'wayp 364 844
DAROpf. 404 48 StLSW... 64 04
Erie 18 17s48tLSWp. 134 134
OrnEleo... 37 304 8tandRAT 84 84
Illinois Cenl004 1004 ToxasPac. 14 134
KanATex. 104 164TC.IAR 204 284
KanATpf. 804 364 Union Pao. 134 134
LouftNasb 014 004U"BRubber 18 18
LEAWest 184 184 08Rubpt. 044 06
LEA Wpf 734 73 USLeath.. 04 O
LaJMeaa 38 384 USLeathp 07 004
ManhCon.,1044 104 Wabcom... 7 8
Minn A StL 20 244 Wabashpf. 104 184
M&SlLlidp 57 604WUnTsl.. 03 024
MoPactnc 284 284 WALE.... 2 24
NatLead... 304 30 WbALF.p 84 104
Government bonds easier. The s ot 102S
closed V cent, lower bid. Railway and other
bonds weak on realization. Tho features were
Ann Arbor 4s. Austin and Northwestern Ists,
Burlington and Qulncy conv. 6s. Colorado Mid
land 4s, t. r.; Central Georgia !2d lncomos. Kan
sas Pacitlo consols, t. r.; Kansas and Texas 'Jds,
Mobllo and Ohio generals. Missouri Pacitlo 1st
col . Da ; Oregon Irapro ement Bs. 1st 1. p. ; Peoria
and Kastorn lsts. Heading general 4s, Illo
G rand a Western lsts. 8L Louis and San Fran
cisco 4s, Southern Railway 5s, Wisconsin Cen
tral lsts, t. r.; Union Pacific s. f.. t. r.:
Atchison. Kast Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia, Northorn Pacific and btondard
Itupn and Twlno issues. Tbo more Important
net declines were In Atchison adj. 4s. 3t V cent.,
to 004, and general 4s, 4. to 87Hi; Austin and
Northwestern lsts. hi, to 814: Ilurllngton and
Qulncy conv. 5s, a, to 1084; Colorado Midland
4s, t.r..5. to 3H; Central Gcorgln 2d incomes,
1. to 14; Kansas Pacific consols t. r.. ). to U04,
Kansas and Texas Eds. , tot!5a; Mobile and
Ohio generals, V. to 747s: Oregon bhort Lino
consol 6s, 1, to U; Oregon Improvement Ss,
1st 1. p.. 1, to 29; Heading general 4s. 2, to 844;
Standard llopo and Twine 6s, 5. to 084. and In
comes. ls. to it's: Southern Hallway As, o, to
04; Union Pacific s. f.. t. r., . to lOS, und
Wisconsin Central lsts. t. r.. 1 V cent, to 38.
The noteworthy advances wero In Ann Arbor 4s.
4 V tent, to 84a; East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia 5s. 14. to 112. and R Hon 4 5s, to
01a:Mlssmir! Pacific 1st col. 5c, 1. to 0(1; Ore
gon Short Lino Incomes A., 1. to 58; Peoria and
Eastern lsts. t, to 784; HIo Grande cslern
lsts. 9 to 804, and St. Louis and San Francisco
4s, 2. M cent, to 7J.
In bank stocks 30 shares of Ninth sold at 00.
Commercial prico of bar silver In New York,
513ic. llnr slher in London closed at2S4.d.
Mexican silver dollars wore quoted at424c Ex
ports to Europe to morrow 85D.OOO ounces.
Monoyoncall, li31a cent. Time money Is
in better demand and is quoted as follows
Sixty days, 224: V cent.; ninety days. 3
cent.; four months. 3IS34 V cont.. and six
months. 3aid4 cent., on good mixed Stock Ex
change collateral. Commercial paper firmer.
Prime indorsed bills receivable aro quoted at
34S4 V cent., prime single names at 4 V cent,
and first-class names at 4tM1s V cent., and good
names at 4333 V cent.
Sterling exchange was weak and lower early
in tho day, hen long bills were offered quite
freely on rising discount at London, hut re
covered subsequently on an increased demand
for to-morron'araail. Remitters dclajed tholr
purchases until later in tho day than usual, and
tho little rash of demand occtsloned thereby en
abled bankers to obtain slightly bettir rates
than at the opening. Continental exibangouas
easier, but closed steady. Posted asking rates
for sterling, S4 84a for long bills and 84.80 for
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills. $4 8.mi
v$4 84; sight drafts, $4 85h, andcnblotransfirs.
84.854(3i-80 Kranis are quoted at 5.20VH
6 20 for long and 5.1834ttA.18,8 for short;
reichsmarks, initio 18 for long and 0'54('!'J5'a
for short: guilders, 40 l-lftiHO'e for long and
404(340 5-10 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston par
5 cents premium, t'harleston Buying, pnr:
selling, a premium. Savannah Buying. 1-10
off; selling, par. New Orleans Bank, 1
premium; conimorclnl, 50 cents discount. Pan
Francisco Sight, 7a cents premium; telegraph,
lOHs cents premium. St. Louis-75 to 50 cents
premium. Chicago 20 cents discount. Cincin
natiBetween banks, 25 to 40 cents discount,
and over counter, par.
The imports of dry goods fur the week ending
to-day were S1.10U.473, against $1,253 957 lost
wctlc and $2,402,109 for tho corresponding week
of last year. Tho amount marketed was $93,
739, against $873,990 last week and $2,270,
4b9 for the corresponding week of last year.
Standard Oil Trust certificates opened at
315H). sold at 315, and closed at 314431S3.
Metropolitan Street Hallwn) new gold Ss
closed at 112Ts bid, offered at HU'e.
Tbe Lake Erie and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for .lune of $203,170, an increase
of $2,202 as compared with the samo month of
last year, and net $111,847, a docreasoof $8,085.
For the six months ending Juno 30 tho gross
earnings mere $1,035,748, a decroaso of $03,088
as compared with the corresponding period of
last year, and not $037,895, a decrease of $80.
058. Fixed charges woro $359,043. leaving a
surplus of $278,852. a decrease of $92,507.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
New York reports gross earnings for July of
of $102,45.1, an Increase ot $5.A(2 as compared
with tbo same month of last year, and net $59,
034, an increase of $1,707. For tbo seven
months ending July 31 the gross earnings were
$1.391,2111, an increaso of $128,423 as compared
with tho corresponding period of last year, and
net $030,749, an increase of $88,043.
Tbo Manhattan Railway Company reports for
the quarter ended June 30:
1HUT. 1R90 Chaw
Dross earnings ie,8U2,74H 2.:i21,K!8 Inoaioeib
Oper.expenses. 1,810,524 1, 380, Sis pec. 28,31)1
Not earnings. V7H.V24 035.aea !not40 8ia
Other income... 44,fif3 4V.600 Ino. 2,08s
Total Income. Sl.O.'O 807 1078,388 Ino 148408
Charges flju.hso 6in,788 Ino. 14,001
Balanoe aS88,VS7 tSnl.BUO Ino txH.asa
Dividends 300,000 800,000
Surplus. RU,057 101,009 Ino 138,068
Tbe Second Avenue Railroad Company re
ports for the quarter ended June 30:
1887 18BB. Changes
Gross earnings.. ..1174 083 1333,447 Dee. $48,1103
Oper. expenses,.,. 107,867 104,0811 Dec. 3H.VS8
Net earnings.... 13I1.J18 (38,832 Deo. 133,1.14
Other Income 1,383 03 Ino. 8H0
Total Income.... III7.K0J 130,877 Dee. 12K.171
Fixed charges 03 300 .13,340 Inc. 7,8(10
Net Income 14,303 (34,487 Deo. (80,184
The Fltchburg Railroad Company reports for
tbe quarter ended June 30:
1887. 1800 ChanatM
Orossearn'gs (1,77)1,483 (1,843,787 Dec (73 8U4
Op. expenses. 1,377,275 1,388,343 Dec. 12,370
Net earn'gs. (88H.188 (438,248 Dec. (60,034
Charges 880,844 882,137 Ino. 14,087
Deficit (030 sur (74,085 Ino, (74,741
For twelve months ended Juno 30:
Oroas earn'gs (7,1 33,708 (7,1108,703 Dec. (430,807
Op. expenses. 4.878.8S0 .' 403.810 Dec. 48,4Bo
Net earn'gs (iTl 73.9.18 (2,144,110 Inc. (81,488
Charges 1,342,088 1,311,723 Ino. 80,817
Surplus (030,298 (SJ2.727 In ' (t73
The Philadelphia, Reading and New England
Railroad Company reports for the quarter ended
June 30;
1897. 1800 Chang,,
Gross earnings..,, (134,430 (108,308 Deo. (13 047
Oper.expenses 100,743 118,103 Dec. 17,800
Net earnings,,,, (33,718 (31, too Ino. (2,818
Fixed charges,,... 30,961 114,330 Ino. 1,403
Surplus (17,734 (10,844 Ine. (908
The Ulster and Delaware Railroad reports for
tho quarter ended June 30:
1807. 1880 Chang tl
OroM earnings.,, .(101, 808 (98,333 Ino. (8.28S
Oper.ezpenses 74,037 73,303 Deo. 1,498
Neteamlugs (37,731 (22,807 Ino. (4,784
Other Income 8,300 8,830 , , ,,
Totsl Income .... (36,101 (81,317 Ino. (7784
Fixed charges .11,400 28,404 Inc. J.004
Net Income (4,034 (2,803 Ino. (Im
Th Albany Railway Company reports for
year ended Juno 30;
HOT. 18o. Changtt.
Oroas earnings.. ..(034,709 (380,710 Ine, (18,048
Oper, expenses... 848,360 848.803 Ino. 0,883
Nst earnings., ..(300,408 (184,838 Ino. (18.04R
Olbertnoome 4.831 8,43 Deo. 1,184
Total Income... (810.857 (109,803 Ino. (10,804
Fixed charges..,. 80,010 61,484 Deo. 1,408
Balance (180,041 (116,810 Ino. (18,833
DiTldendi(Op.o). 88,730 81,748 Ino. 13,008
Bnrplni (38,801 (88,377 Ino. (814
Cash on hand $83,022, against $25,488 in 1800.
The Buffalo Railway reports for the quarter
ended Jane 30:
1807. 1800 caanoes
Oross earnings (813.178 (143 881 Deo. (30,177
Oper. expenses.. i, 136,888 177.833 Deo 20,030
Net earnings (138,888 (167 803 Dec (8,831
Other Income 3,817 6,171 Dec 834
Total Income., ,.(104.108 (178.074 Dec (8,803
Flxedchargca 10H.1B7 130?1 Ino. 3.126
Surplus (55,071 (70,003 Dec (14,031
TheCrontown Streot Railway of Buffalo re
ports for tho quarter endod Junu 30:
1HB7. 1800 CTaaoes.
Orosi earnings. .1114.808 (lao.'il Dec (1,430
Oper. expenses.. 70,833 80,323 Dee. IB.flOO
Net earnings.. (44,0011 (33,700 Ino (10,210
Olherlncome.... SOS 828 Deo. 20
Total Income.. (44,812 (14,(118 Ine (10,1114
Fixed chargos .. 83,892 8-1.010 luc. l.UMi
Net Income .. (8.0JO (707 Inc. (H.S13
liradstrttt reports the number of business
failures in the United States for tho week at
214, tho same number as laBt week, ns against
258 for tho corresponding week of last year.
R. Q. Dun Si Co. computes tho liabilities of con
cerns failing during the first week In AuguBt at
$2,324,004, as agolnst $0,977,250 for tho corre
sponding week of last J car.
Tho recolpts of tho Government to-day wero:
Customs. $231,801; Internal revenue. $.134,1)02,
and miscellaneous. $13,052. a total of rUJ0.H0.
Tho disbursements were $1,1411000. nn cxtcss
of expenditures over receipts of $'15,583. 1 lie
receipts of tho fiscal year to date h it o Iwon $ 17,
408.332, and disbursements $0 1.152 1108. nn ex
cess of expenditures over receipts of $17,014,570.
The net assets of thoTreasurj at tho closoof
business to day, as otllclally computed, comparo
with thoso of yestorday as follows:
Aua 13 Aug in.
Gold coin and bullion .. (141,110.724 (141,200 214
Silver dollars and bullion 81,034 811 30 734.811
United States notes 80,838,817 80,307,934
Other asiots In excess of ...
demand liabilities 24,894,840 33,028,081
Available cash balance.
Including gold balance (S37,170,8D (320 231,118
Monoy in London. Ti V cent. Rates of dis
count in open markot for both short and throe
months' bills, ls V cent. Amount of bullion
withdrawn from tbo Bank of England on bal
anco to-day. 50,000 Paris nd ices quote :i V
cents at 105 francs. Exchange un London 25
francs 122 centimes.
COMMERCIAL COMPr.XD.
Fiudat, Aug. 13. GltAli Wheat Spot was
easer and less active. Sales 178,000 bush., in
cluding 1,000 No. 2 red steamer in elevator at
88'sc. For export, 110,000 No. 2 red winter,
10,000 ungraded on private tcrmi, 5,000 No. 2
red at 92c f rco on board afloat, and 40,000 red
winter on privato terms at tho outports.
Frco on board afloat: No. 1 northern
spring New York, 94ac; No. 2 hard
winter, 904c; No. 1 hard spring. 0fl4c;
No. 2 red, new, 02i!')24c Dulutn received to
day 93,507 bush . against 141 80') a oar ago;
Minneapolis U4.00, ugalnst 77.170, Milwau
kee 27,1)10, against 70,050: Chliugo 10 1 0,)'l,
against 112,807; St. Louis 82 OtIO. against 112.
04b; Kansas City 102,500. against 43 800! To
ledo 121,010, against 2.!,5I1: Detroit 17,014,
against 1 1.854. Futures advanced Jac. to0?,
but lust this and declined lc. to iac Future
sales. 7,875,000 bush , us follows:
LOMt
Opening Hlghett. Lowit. CtoMing .MiAf.
August . 00 l"s
September 894 00 S7't 88 v)
October 88, 804 87 KT4 884
December 88', HI",, 804 80, 88
Barley IV oh tinner but dull Sew feeding, 29a
2U4c, cost and might to Buffalo, . I let uc. cost
and freight to New ork, malting 4 1410c, as to
qunllty ltye Was Inactive State. 420. I4e No
Wentern. 484c . cost and freight to IlurTalo, No 1
do, 44c. Corn Spot was steady. Sale 70,000 bush
for export. Intituling 10,000 No 2 inlxM here and
40,000 at the outportson private terms No i mixed
In elevator, 828,.c. Futures advanced a , but re
acted and dosed unchangrd to V lowtr luture
sales 190.0U0 bush , as follows
tMtt
Opening Hlgheit. Lotresf. anting Afoaf.
August . . . '2 .12"s
September 81 314 82's I-!7 ,,'''s
December 334 834 33's 304 334
Oats Spot was easier, but In fair demand bales
MU.OOObush, Including 20 000 No 2 white clipped,
00 000 No 8 do , and 80 000 No 2 mixed on private
terms for export No .Mvhlte 2434(JV3c , No Ido,
1 000 at "24i , No 2 white clipped. 2Bc : No 1 do .
23c . No 2 uilved. 22I41 , Nn I tin . 214c , rejected
mlied. 1,000 at 21t , 1I0 white. 2 lc , No 3 mixed,
delivery. 2 l4c t track mixed. 22424c trotk white.
17,000 at 24d10c 1 uturcs were t asler. No sales
it
Opening Tlighett. Lotrett doting .MiAf.
Feptemlier 21 z
tinder the pressure of neavr liquidating ra'es for
local, forelim ami Western account wheat hroko
fbarplv closing at alNiut the lonent ngureA of thndl)
The cablei. wire tlliaipolntl'U and started ihu sell
Ing Stop loict order were n a lied on the vtav- down,
acieliratlntr the decline Ilveriiool aditim ed Id to
1 4d , tut leucttd and lout tart of the rite I'arM was
Irregular, IkIiu: c lower to Je liUlu r Tho North
western receipts wire 2Kh 1 u-s, ajfllnftt '201 last
week and 420 lat vear Chliuifu reclved 1 18 tarn,
against 124 Ism nick, ami !3u Is. t Tear The 1111
nols Mite report given tin yltll In that Male
as 0.707.000 bush frr m an urea of h's 0110
acres. Com tie. lined In Miupathv with wluaf
Uveroool a learned Id to 1 Cd . but lost moiit
of the flue Fon lctiera loUkht here aud at thi Wiht
Chicago received 7W(ltanan I ewcts 1,003 to-uior
row. CMtie were alo eaater, with tho re st f Hit list.
Chicago receive.! 371 can and e X ects 703 to mor
row Chicago Aug II 'Wheat liwt over.t from
!at nlRht it 1 losing I lv eriHHil show eel some stre ngth,
not up marlv as much as our advauee however.
Tarts was weak Private alvltes fr m Berlin the
same There bad bet n prai tic ally nothing done vv 1th
tbo other side In siMit for thn eor four ilaja No J
spring, sold a fees davs axo t lc over "m leinber,
was bought to day at le. pre mlum There was not no
tnueh jleldlLg en thn othir gradei. but thtre
would have been the ueceshltv for a good
deal of concession If any lmslneis had be 1 n
done. There were liberal eh arance , 0 IH 000 lu-.h
Irimary reeeli ts were 7.li srs.aualust 014 last ear.
There was considerable resitting liv local long,
whllo the hU3lug demand ac not lirgn Corn was
firm up to the last hour. It flu ellycloeed a little under
last night There were fair ret clpts, 70)1 cars, with
1 003 estimated for to-morrow, clearances were
838 000 bush There were fair eountrr offirlnvs,
aud not quite so good shipping demand Oats
September oats opened at 179iC sold at 18c. ant
I7sC closing at 14 (17V llicelpts wero 375
csrs. with 705 estimated for to morrow "
FLOta Was fairly active In the early trading, hut
closed quiet Hu ers vv en asklmr conce slons owing
to late weakness In wheat, hut bntders remain firm
bales. 12,(100 lihls The M dern Vlllrr ssys "The
week of excitement In the wheat market with a
phenomenal Increase In the price of the cereal, has
exercised aoorrespeindlni: effttt on the flour market
which shows s gain of 30 or UOc. ) bhl over last
week's quotations '
Itarreti bnclci
Receipts 10 18" 18874
Exports . . . 4,737 2,4 18
It Inter In bbls ! Superfine, (.' 70(4(1 10. No intra,
(H30((I73 No 1 extra, I 70(4(1 KO. atralkhts,
(4 13(4(4 43 patents, (I 1Si(4 113 Mill leed Bran
was stronger. Western limits tl 40 tts , f 100 -
B8C17eiC . HO Bs . 35fj574t,, 80 s , 33(57eA , 100
Bs, I3tit7.1i. .....
As . nOtisi.it.
CoTTOV Spot 1 ottouhere was urn hangid wltlisales
of 170 bale a for export and 1,144 for spli nlmr Mid
elltog utlsnds H" , agslust H 3 18c last vcar, New
Orleans aud Oulf 8'sc, aga list 7 Inc. last vear.
The Southern spot markets we re unchanged. Chsrlts
ton sold 330, New Orleans SIM', Augusta!), and Nor
f Ik 3 hales 1 Iverponl was uik hanrtd on the siicit,
with ssles or 8,000 tisles, futures there declined 1 to
2 poluts The Iiverpool sales for tho week were
8S011O bales. Including 4MHI0 Amerlcau analnst
47.000 last week, of which 4 2 000 were American,
and 41000 last year liiclnllng 38,000 American,
slocks 11111,01)11, Including 102 I'OO American, against
070,000 last week, lu lu ling 514 000 American, and
382 000 las' ve ar, of w hull 4 ll'.uoo were American
In Manchester yarns were In buyers' favori
cloths dull The port receipts were l.DSJ
bales, against 1.10(1 last week and H.408 last
year, total for the week 7,117. against .1 vii last
week and 15,7(11 last vear. Houston expects to
morrow I 800 to 2,000 bales, aga nst 1,032 last week
and H.21B last year The total Interior receipts for
the week were 13.1 OB bales, against 4.020 last week
and 20,073 last yean shipments 1 1 ,202. against 6.244
last week and 21,1.13 last year, slot ks30 7e8,agalust
28,207 last week and 73 1.16 last year. New Orleans
declined 7iolntsonI)eoeinlH r. Futures here declined
0 to points on all mouths tact pt August, which was
3 points higher, closing unlet but steady, with sales
of SO.lOObales. The future trading was aafollows:
Cloiing llighrit, Loicett, Unlet
August.. .7B7t7 38 7 31) 7 811 J.700
September ..7.1H47.12 7 1') 7.W 8,800
October ... I)8HU0 7 02 B 08 14.800
November., H 1)080 01 0 04 0 00 .1 uoo
December.. ') 2o tu " I"1 2 1 j non
January ,, 8 ii(tu M7 7 01 n 90 22,400
llareh,, 7 0217 04 7 07 7 01 18,700
April 7 01(17 07 7 0S 7 08 lion
Hay 708(47 10 7.11 7.11 200
Tbe tradlug In cotton to-day was quiet and In the
main of a local professions! character. The fluctua
tions In prices were conlturd within a narrow range,
with the tendenoy dowuward The principal factor
In tbe decline was the rains In Texas which led to
moderate selling borne orders for Liverpool and
Southern account were executed, but the trallng
was almost wholly local Liverpool was lower for
futures, and tbo spot sales there were smsller than of
late, while the receipts for the week were consider
ab y larger than last week, though stlU smaller than
last year. There was a slight rally at one time. In
which part of the loss was reoovered on covering of
shorts, but subsequently prlt es reacted again. The
total precipitation In Texas wss 6 OS Inches. The
slgnsl service predicts fair weather to-morrow In
tbe entire cotton belt. .
Corrxc Itto on the spot was dull but weaki No.
7. 74c Bales 700 nags Maracalbo on private terms.
Tbe future trading was as follows)
Soles lllghttt, Lou-ett. Clotlng.
March 8,300 7 13 7.13 7.107.1B
May 300 7 25 7 25 7.280J7 00
August '.'30 0 70 B.70 6 HBOJII 70
September.. 2.000 8 73 0 76 n 75mh 80
October 1,730 . . . B.73MH80
November, . 230 fl UO fl.uo 0 83aa so
December ...4,300 7 00 7 00 eueu7 00
Futures here declined 10 to IB points, closing steady,
with sales of 14,730 bags. Havre was unchanged.
Hamburg declined pfg. Atnsrloan warehouse de
liveries. 14,481 bats. The American visible supply of
Braxll, 720.858 bags, against 630,008 last year, nto
was weak at a decline of 200 rein receipts, 82.000
bagsi stoak. 840,000 bagsi exchange, 7 3 lOd , an ad
vance ot l-32d. 8antos was quiet and unchsnuedi re
ceipts. 4 1,000 bsgsislock, 848,000. The market de
clined on lower cables and large receipts at primary
points.
Naval STOnxsi Spirits of turpentine steady ataSK
2 8 4c. 1 rosin dull at (1.600(1.63 for common to
good strained.
Protiiio-s Lard was stronger but dull Prime,
(4 70(304 76. 1'ork Inactive but steadier Mess, (89
(8 BO, Tallow, nsc. Butter Creamery, ostcrn,
13c, Eggs State, fresh gathered, 1 3o. Chlcsgo, Aug.
18 "A further Improvement In tho cash demand for
meats and lard made provisions strong and higher,
despite the weakness In wheat, this market closing
nrmat a small advance. Packers bought freely, one
of tbe largest leading, and a good part of tho offer
ings were realising sales by outsiders Hog receipts
were leu than exp cted, with that market loo.
higher. 12.000 hogs are estimated for tomorrow,
28 000 for Monday, and 123 000 lor next week."
BL'Oix Haw quiet but firm) 80' test. 84c t Oft"
test, ii. bales. 27 hhdi , Kites , 118U bids , and 603
bags Muscovado 80' test at 3 vie Ileflned In demand,
and MSc higher for Nos. 12. 14 and 16.
Tobacco Sales of BO cases 18H0 Zlnimrrs at ISO
lOo.lOO cases 1803 Pennsylvania Havana at!2o,
73 cases 1800 New England Havana at lU('28c ,
UOO cases 18V5 Oebhard at lie, 123 cases 1803
tv IsconslnlHavana at 1 1(411 4c , 25 cases sundries at
7lBc,4ll bales Havana at Hoc Mil In bond, and
116 bales Sumatra In bond at V3c U2.1B
Wootr-Wool Exchsngo quotes foreign wools as
follows' Australian Port ralllp com I Ing, 2n3flc I
Tort l'.illln clothing. 24i420o i Adelaide combing,
22iVt24c 1 New Zealand clothing, '23(l25c 1 nnetrosi
bred, 27(3280 Cape cIMhlng, 17(418?.! Cape comb
ing. 18(lllc 1 Mont Primers, lRiilH4e.i merino, 174
MlHc.i Canadian t omiiing, 2Bci2Ui' English and
Irish Irish bogs. 23(4214". 1 Irish wethers. 2122 4c 1
Shropshire, 2.l(i2J4e, buucx tegs. '22'2Uc.i Sussex
ewes. 23(4 20c
Jtrrtdafrt-cf says that tho exports of wheat (flour
Included as wheat) from both coasts nf thotTnlted
states and from Montre I this week, eggregatn 4,400.
610 bush , an Increase over last week ormorotlisn
1,100,000 bush , and compared with shipments In tho
weekaycarago of 2,038 001) bush , 1,824 OOObush 111
18111. of 2)1711,000 bush In 1HU4, and of 0,120.000
bush 111 181) I. The worldwide character of the de
mand for our wheat and flour Is Illustrated by tho
export from both coasts of this country to such far
off and Infrequent customers as Illo do Janeiro. In
llrai.ll, Ca lao. In l'eru, and Mlrsbaja In the Island ot
Java, not to mention heavily In rcoscel shipments to
Lurope. China, and the Fast Total exports ot Indian
corn this week, aggregate 3 275 (112 bush . ninlnst
1122 I 000 bush last week, 2,'i()7,0JD bush In the
week a year ago, 1144 000 bush In 18U3, 100,000
bush In i8U4. an 1 1,7 14 OOObush In lli'l
CuiCAOo, Aug. 13 These were to-daj's prices
Jatt
Wheal: Opening, lllghett, t-oxrett, Clotlng ,Monf.
Sept .824 8 14 80-, B1"h 81
Dec.new.82 824 8l)a 80" R'2
May 814 84-a- 824 81 84e
Corn
Sept 284 S84 27', 27a 27s
Dee 204 2l) 20 2114 '2114
May 32 Ji die, 01 ul-
(1.1(1
8 pt 174 18 174 174 184
Oct IHSj 18S, 18 18 17
Dot II) 104 I8C.1 184 18',
May 20', 214 20"4 20'4 20",
fxird:
Sept 4 40 4 15 4 374 4 40 4 31
Oct 4 43 4 474 4 45 4 11 4 40
Dee 4 33 4 03 4.624 4 324 4 474
lltbf
Sept 4 874 4 924 4 874 4 1)0 4 824
Oct 4 U24 4 05 4 00 4 024 4 85
Airi;
hept... (7 00 (8 10 (7 00 (s 00 (7 00
O-l 7.D1 8 124 7 HI -n24 7 1124
D. (..,.. 8 074 8 174 8 03 8 10 S 024
I Ive stock Market,
NewYokk. Friday. Aug 10-Itecelpts of beeves
were 2.2S7hrad, 40 oars to bo exportid, 75 cars
dlrtctto local slaughterers and 1 2 e ars for the mar
kit, active at a general advantn tir Kit )' IU0 tbs.
Tbo vards were fullyclearel Natlvesteers sold at
It 403 13 at 100 ns., stags and on n at (2 73(4
(Mil, bulls at (2 00(411, dry cows at 12(1(1.10.
Dressed beef steaoy at 74t8c V tt for poor to
prime native stdos Cables from British markets
quota American steers at 104(4 1 lLc V fc . dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef at SV-tuVii e1 n.
No exiKirts to-day; to-morrow, 1,300 beeves and 4,339
qi arlers of lieef
Receipts of calves all for the market, were 420
head A( tlve. and all sorts firm, eals sold at 16
(7 50 f 100 Sis . buttermilk calves at (4 30 Tho
Bns were cleared early. City dressed veals firm at
tjiillc n.
Receipts of sheep aud la nbs. Including 2 cars dire-
t to butchers, were ti 744 head. 28 cars on sale all
told bbeep quiet, steady, lambs artlve and rully
steady. Almut 3 cars of stock were carried over.
Sheep sold at (2 30(414 23. lambs at (4 73(410 83
Dressed mutton, 0384c. ) si ; dressed lsmbs, 74
to l(li-f
Receipts of hogs were 2.5SH bead Including 180
headonssle Higher at (4 203(4 50 100 Its for
State hogs
Ilaslnesa Troubles.
Tho Sheriff received yesterday on execution
apalnst Stono & Kimball corporation, book pub
lishers at 130 Fifth avonuc, for $0,709 in favor
of Kmma U. White, for money loaned in Febru
ary last.
The principal creditors of tbo Knickerbocker
FHk rompnnj of 58 Grocn street and at I'ater
son, N. J . have agreed to grant it an extension
of six, nine, and twelve months.
financial.
THE YUKON - CARIBOO - BRITISH
COLUMBIA GOLD MINING
DEVELOPMENT GO.
Capital, $5,000,000. Shares, $ I Each.
FlIL PtID. .OSj.SSEl-.ni.n.
OFVICFTl- AM) Illltl'l-TOIU.
J. Fdwnrd Addlcks. 1-resldent.
Silvester T. fserett, Ursl tie c-rrealdcnt.
Ilrtijamlii llullerwurtb, 8ee ond t Ice-PrealdenU
K. F. J lss nor. Trenail rer.
Charles II. ltltlluger, are relarv, )) Ilrond
ivai. View lork City.
Fx-4-eiv. J. II, Mcf-raw, htate or tTnahtngtou.
(nnillleitlrlde nreld, ire lorktlty.
hnrlee K. Jndaon. Shlenso
Jnmes U, Mheivv, Ilelasiare.
J11I111 Ijtufflillii, lliirfiilo.
Julius 4 Immtien, Vrvr t ork City
l.i'O. F. SI. nrr, Nrallle.
Thninns it. Ijiwsod. noslnn.
S.enrge t. Kllllnger, Nenttle. ITasb.
I'hlln l. llcr.rU. llolTalo.
J. M. Huston, vf. E.t lauioiiver. II. C.
Giurte- A. Kelly, rvv lurk CUT.
'llns coinpanv is forinrtl to oxplore and
develop the pold fleldsof lliitlsh Columbin,
Im IikIiiil; t no Cnrlboo district and tho
Klondike- district at the lipailwnlers of
the Yukon Hlter. Shiire-s of its c aplt tl
Btock lire otlered to tliu publlcatpnr "f 1.00
ler slmre.
I'roHpcctus furnlBlicd and subicrlptlons
received nt tho olllcc of the compaii), Man-
lmttnti Life Unlldlne-, till Hroadvviiv.
To Ibe lloldem uf
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
lertlflcntra or Ilppualt r 4 rrtldratrii or tho
ridHlty IiiNuranrr Trut anil tinto Ie-
poilt rompnny Itmird upon the
urrriirti-r or rrrllfl
rntra or the
CHICAGO GAS COMPANY.
.Sulko Is hen l) given that n dividend of O.Mi A.ND
0r HALKilK.)l'l ItChNT. on the above mentioned
Central Trust (ompaiijr Certificates or Ilepasll
will be paid on presentation of same at tho oflke or
the Central Trust Company of New ork, 51 Wall
streot, hew 'iorlt city, on and after Aogust J. 18D".
The transfer looks of tbe Central Trust Company n'
New Vorlc will not lie tlosed, but the exchange of
Ildellty Trust Company's corttnestes for Central
Trust Company's certincatrs will bo suspended be
tween August 20 and August 2T
rilFDKIIIl P. Ill s'OTT, rhalrrunii.
RIIHtt Fl I, I'. FLOW Kit,
ATIIOt . lllttlll,
ttAI.TO 1'FIK.l (,
. It. O. UlI.T.m.x, Conimltlee.
J y. WALLACE, becretary. 54 Wall Street
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND PADUCAII RAIL
WAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mtgo. Gold Bonds.
ni!iiKtiTHi -iiiriru.
Notice Is hereby Riven that thu Chicago. St Louis
and I'aducali Hallway Comnany has elected and de
termlnsd to call In and redeem before maturity each
and allot Its Five 1'er Cent. Hrst Mortgsgo Hold
Bonds, dated beptimber 1st, 1HH7, aul Issued under
I and secured by mortgage of the same date to Hpencer
Trask and Edward l. Leonard, as lruetees. and that
It Intends to make such rodcnijitlou and aynieut on
tho first day of feiitembor, 1MI7, at Its office or
ogeney la the city of .New York, uatnelv, No 2M
Broadway, by iaylng to the bolder or holders of said
bonds the principal thereof aud Interest then accrued
thereon, together with a premium of Ave per cent on
such principal sum
Baud St. Louis Missouri, Juno Bd, lr)"7
Uy order or Iks Hoard r Directors.
, tl. UUIIHV aecretavry.
nANKIMJ UOUhK OK
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
11, 18, 15 A I Hroad Ml,
Meuibeiai
v v stock Lxchange. N V Cotton Fxchange,
slL'rrX""'".'. I tiltago Hoard nt TraJe.
biders executed at any of the ato-e Exchanges for
inVntmant or ou margin Interest allowed onde
JSi't aS ounu' subject to . heck at sight Alt as Klscol
ao.ntVfor CortMiratlona an 1 for estata Investments.
1 Agents for c-orpor.i.iTii AVKi0Or j.8Ul st.
1 ihl nuOVDWAY. BtlkEi'selllde.
Branch Ofllees 4 87 huhkdn HT . Mercantile Ex'ct.
I no COUltT ST.. Brooklrn.
-mimmWtimiimmwmtmMMMMWMm
rfinnucinl.
",'a,Sis-'sks-NlisiirfBwatae-rfBU ! j.i-i.-s.sssis''ii aa.f1.
cKHTiriCATm or is-vTKnitrr
In rtfupr-ft or
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold Collateral Trust Notes.
85 WALL STIIHT. 1
NEW -V.011K, August V, 1807. f
To Holder or the nliovn I erlltltutc-e i
Pursuant to tho provisions of the Not Holders'
Agreement, dated 1'cbruary 15, lHtl7, we shall be
prepared lo make payment on August 10, 181)7, of
flvo per cent. (5 per cent ) on account ot tho principal
of the aliovo Certificates, upon trrscntallon thereof,
and suitable stamping or endorsement thereon, nt our
office No SS Wall street, New York, or, ot tho option
of Certificate Holders, at the oftlco of Jacob C lUigors,
43 Stato street, Boston Interest will tcaso In re
spect of the amount so payable on the Certificates on
August 10, 18D7.
'. P. M()ltlt .t CO.,
Depositaries.
fn.vii.em.0 una iJntevect.
OFHCr, 01'
IIKCKIIl-JOEM-KWtM, .1111.1 1 Ml COM
1'tMl. 207 Produce Fxchange, August 11, 1SU7.
niVIDKMl NO 0
Tbo Boanl of Dlnctors have this dir declared a
a quarterly divide nil uf TWO l'Ht CFV1, on the
pteferred stock nt tho Ilecki i Joins Jewi II Milling
Company, pnvalln Heptetnlier 1st to stotkhold rs
of rt-ctril at closing of the transfi r books Transfer
books will lw closed at noon, August 21st, and opened
at II A. M , HeptiinltrH.'
Thocouioiisor thi first morlga-e ft percent tonds
of the Cflinpinv, due Septimbtr 1st, 1HU7, will lie
paid by the franklin Trust rmnpanv, corner of Clin
ton and Montague sin ets, Brooklyn
1 IIOM V.S AMi 1T UK, Treasurer
OFFICK OF ISI'I.NIIM II OVIVH'ltllM, 1M
40 Wall st .New York, tngust 12, 181)7.
The Directors have this rtnv dntland aeiiarterly
dividend of TWO (.) l'Ht LINT, em the prt ftrrtd
stock, pajable September 10. INII7, to sttHkho dtrs
of record at the close of I uslucss August list. Tians
fer books of the irefirred sttak will Ine closed from
hiptembor 1st to heittmbcr 10th, bulh Inclusive
Cheeks will be moiled
HiW'tKI) C. I.tF. Treasurer.
OiTlce or thn sliiierleaii onl Ceimpnuy,
NO 1 llltt 1)WA.
NLW YOUK, Aug. 0. 1807
The Board of Dlret tors of the American Coal Com
pany of Allcghan toiintv, lid , have this day de
clared a semi anuudl divide nd of four tier cent upon
the Capital Stock of the coniiunv, ay ablo at this
oftlco on W eduesdav, Vel t 1.1807
The transfer books v ill bo closed on Aug 10 at 8
o't lock 1'. 31 and icopened on tho morning of Hept. 2.
1897.
.FOIt.I' . Iltlttllll. Wrrretnry.
Tiin i.tui: riiiK ttt ttr.'STriin
Iltll ItOAK (IIVII-WI.
UIMIIIM) NO 'II
SOllKOADWAi.M W MltK. lllty 21. 1W7.
A dlvllend of ONh AM) OM' gtlAHTEIt PEIl
CENT (P wr cent l on the n ferred slock of this
Compsny will lie pall at thts onice Aug 14,1807.
The trausfer looks or the pn fe rrcd sto k will close
July Jl and reopen ug 10, 1MU7
L M bCHW AN, Secretary and Treasurer.
(Slrrtunw nml lUcctings.
NLW OllK, tuglst 10th 1807.
riinE RX1ULAR ANNUM. JIHTINU nf the stock
Jl holders of the Clrclevllle W ater Supply Company
will lie held at Its oftlte. In Clrtlcvllle. Ohio onWed
ncsd-t). r-epte muer 15tb, 1HH7, nt 2 oclotlc 1'. M . for
tho election of Dlret tors lor thu ensuing year, and for
such other LusinesH as ma properlv be brought
bcforelt CHMlLEhK K1MIIM L, becretary.
gubtic Jlotictft.
posf 01HCE NOTICE" '
(Should be read D MLY by all Interested, as changes
may occur at an) time )
lortlgu malls for the weekending Aug 14, 1897,
will ilose (I'ROJII'TI.Y In all cases) at the Ueneral
l'oat Office as follows
TRANSATLANTIC MUL8
SATURDAY -At 7 A M tor FUANel. SW ITFR
I AMI ITM.Y. SPI.N. l'ORTUUAL. TIHtM-i.
FI.M'Tand HllITlsIt INDIA. itr sttnuishlp la
Normandle via Havre (letters for othtr arts of
1 iiroi must le dlret ted "iier la Normundle"),
at HA Jl for NETHERLANDS dlreit, per sti am
ship OtKlani. via Rotterdam (letters must be
directed -per Obdam") at 8 A M ftirotNOA.
per steamship Werra (letters must te din cted
'perWtrra' . at 111 SI forSLOTI NI direct,
tier Hteaiiishtp vncliorla. via (Jlasguw (letters must
lie dlret ted -(er nthorta ), at 1 1 . 51 for NOR
WA. dlret t p r stea nslilp llekla (Ittttrs must be
dlntted "jr llekla") at 12 M (supple mtntary
1 Hi 1" II for LUROI'L. per steamship fctrurla-.
vlatjuotustotvu
I'RINTFD MVTTHt, Ac (lernian steamers sailing
onTuesdajs take l'rlnt d Matter, Ac, for Ccr
insnv, and bpctlall Adlressed l'rlutcd Matter.
Ac . for other 1 arts of Europe American and
White Star steamcra on Wednesdavs. Uormau
steamers on Thurs lays and Cuuard. French and
(tc rman steamers on asaturdav s take Printed Mat
ter. Ac . for all countries for vv hlch they are ad
vertised to carry mall
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named aliove, nddltlonal supplementary
malls are ojiened on the pie rs of the American.
Fntrllsh Ireuch nud Uerinan eteumers anl re
main open until within tcu mluutts of the hour of
sslllng of hteauier
MAILS 10R bOUTII AND C1NTRAL AJIERICA.
WIST IN Hlr b. Ac
8ATURDAY At 1(1 V M (supplementary 10 30
A M ) for lOHTUNh Isl VNI). JAMAICA and
SAvAMILA, ier sleum.-lilp Alene (lttters fcr
Costa Rita must Ih-tllrcctid ' ier b tie ' . at 10
A. M (supi lementary Hi 10 M ) for HAITI via
Port au Pr nee. Petit (lonve aun Jeremie a so
CAHlIIAIiINA and SANTA MARTIU per mam
ship Alps, nt 10 V. M for LV. PI ATA col NTRIts
direct iior sleainshlp clenrglan Prlnte, at 10 tl)
A M for CMPK IIP. CIllAPVs, TAIUscO aud
H's.TAN. iiersteainshlii --eKiirnnca (letters for
other parts of Mevlto all I for l uba must b- ill
reeled ptr semirnlua") at 1 1 A M isuj pie
mentao 11 in A Mi Tor 1IM71H.I and
LLRALKO al-o SAVAMILA and CMtTHV.
GLN. via Curacao, iiersleam-dilp Venezuela
Halts for Newfoundland, liv rail to Halifax, and
tlulico by eteamer. close nt this ofriio dallv at
8 JO P 31 Malls for -Mi'im Ion b) rail to Htwli n
and theme liv eltamer, clo-e at this onli oelally at
8 UO P M Malls for Cut a c lose at this oltlce da ly
at 7 CO A M . for fonvarllng 1 y steamers sailing
(Mnudn)s and Thurdasi from Port Tampa la
Malls for MexluiC tv, over and unit ss spetlally
addressed fordesiattli lv steamer ilose at this
omce .lulls at .' '10 M an 1 .' 10 P M I Regis
terctl mall t loses at 0 () P M previous dsy.
TRtNsl'A! IHC MAILS
Malls for China Jipannnl Hawaii, per steamship
Peru (from sau Frantlsto) t lose here elallv up to
Aug 18 at H JO P M Malls for (.hint und Japan.
I erstt amslilp Columl laifniin ratcma'. close lit ro
dally uptoAug l.'ll at (I HIP M Mails for Aus
traila(extept those for Wtst ustralla vvhltbare
forwarded via l-iiroe). New Zealand Hawaii,
tljl anl Samosii Islands per ale unship Marl
IHisa (from San Irani Ntoi, closo here dally
up to sept 1U at 7 SO A M. 11 A. M,
and r) So P M (or tin urrlval at New : ork
of steamship Campania with Biitlsll malls
for Australia) Malls for China and Jot an
(ipctlall) addressed only) per steamship Fmprt ss
of Japan (from Vain ouverj t lose hero elallj up to
Aug ill) at 8 10 P M Malls for tho t-otlety
Islands, per ship (lallleo (from ban 1 rauclscoi,
close here dallv up tn Aug 1 at 0 in P M
Malls for Hawaii per steamship Australia (fro 11
bah 1 rant lni o) close hero dallv up to s pt 1 at
It III) P M Mallsfor Australia (txtt t West Aus
trails Hawaii anl MJI Islands per steainshtp
Aoraiihl 1 from v ant uuver), close hi re dall after
Aug II I and 111 tiisi pt, 1 nt II 10 P M
Trans Pacitlt malls art torw-aidtdt 1 1 ort of sailing
dall). and thestlieduli ortloslugls arratiMd on the
r 'resumption of tin tr uninterrupted ovtrliin 1 transit
Registered mall 1 loses at 0 P M previous ilav
COKNH lfs N ( OTT. Postmaster.
Post OITlCe. New v,ork, N , Ug I I 181)7
fH)AI LWIIOMITMAYCONCHtN -Nolle 11 Is hereby
1 gtvell that mv wife Mar) June nrk liaa li ft mv
house and board with mt Just or lit,al cause, ant
that any debts whlth may lie liu urred I y her will not
lie paid I y me
rilOMAs OKK, 151 Inst U3lhst,N'ew lork.
Datel Aus- 0. inn;
9tirct onrd.
" 11 est Hide.
I vrnST . .S7 WFST Hrt-class rooms, wlthbosrdi
Lf trsnslentt permamut. re usouatile
0TH hT , .'31 W . si I ari.1 ' I story front room,
l extclltnt laiarl, t&. small room
llelll ST, 417 WIST Niw luglaul lady lias largo
mVJ) and Bluull roumsi excellent latilc'i re asouablo
pruts
Q I Til hT , J7 W I 8T llandsiiiue, cool rooms, ex
O I telieut liosrdi Miniiiitr ratm, transients atcom
molated,
3ITH hT7Il WFST Convenient for all cars and
I Ihtatres, large roiuis, cxtellent board auiumer
pr ces
i.r;t aSoattl UtooUUjn.
rIM.NdSTON ST. 115 Beautiful home 2 I and fid
J floor front n 0111s aud board, reasonable for sum
mer.
utnijJUert ilooms 3.iattmrut5 to $rt
f.lisl Nine.
BAVARIA. 243 and 211 last llith st - I legant
rooms, $2 to ai, ge ntlen en respei table loujdes,
hoithekt eplligi Irauslcuta at e ummodiiti d
Ursl sil
17TII HT, 21 WFST Nlnly furnish-1 rooms for
1 family, also small room, parlor dining room,
re ferente.
21 Til bT, 451 WIST -With owner, furnished
1 rootnsi Improvements) block Oth av L. meals
optional; tl 00
00! ST . 11 WFST -Handsome suite, 1 rlvalo bathi
00 sipiare and single rooms, pennant nl or Iran
stents; references IH VND
I 1 ijrll HT. HIS WIST -1 rlvalf limisi mar Mom
1 L) Ingslde Park, bealllihst and 111 anessllile
part of vveslern Ilsrlem large renin- - iltalile for two
geulli mill eirgruth mail aud wife In "s reasonable,
referent-es exchaugtd
cturuisUta &oowi Ht'.uttfd.
Tir ANTEU-Double front room llh bath, orprlv.
V liege of bath. In Immediate vl Inltv of Washing
tonsuuitrt. Atldr-ii'oslOfa!ebjxii"80 New York.
1
i
4
ffjs. t?X, iiiisisiLssxisMaxiS!irJ'l S"
7 a YlWtUm
tf luxe nud mpnnmcnts So Xtu
APARTMENT and HOTEL II
UR GOMBSNED. fl
615 FIFTH AVENUE, i wkjM
(UKTUH.S 41.T1I Nll fliTII S1IILKTS) ( 1
No other npartmsnt house In New ork offers this '(aLI
luxury An lu lcn ndent llrepr ior apnrtment arranged xaLI
for housekee ptn or Buckingham llo 1 1 cuisine at JaH
tomnniid Connected bvr llri jiroof pilv ate bridge to t'l'H
hotel Iriuii everv window superb vlivvs revealing r ibLB
New Y rk llarlor, Pnllsadts on Hudson, t e-titrall'ark, KiLH
I.oiiK Island botiiid, and n t(tiirisiii view of Hi 1?-bLH
tliv Latest sanltarv plumbing, healing, and vontl. KdaLH
lallon Iteusonablo rents, lor particulars nppty oa I1bH
premises C?.bkH
3Hiii Nf.," 1 iAii TiaitiST. Kiirooma I i9
balls lieatttl .'.i i iHaLH
! ST.. ittu K 1ST. land 4 rooms. 0 to tli, 'IXsaLl
h:ii.to 11.. I4?n-I41IT. 5 rooms aad , i?a
lath, li lis h-at.d tl 7 to $81. . 1 ijH
limn sr., 111 in.sr. tl rooms and both, steam f 'aLal
beat, tllSleiSl," i f'HH
KIM vim s 11., HNrt. HHT, HN11, 3 rooms ana i rH
bath, steam heat, rti'i to $ ID )uiaVaH
11. -.Ill st.. Mft-117 11 kst. 4 rooms and bath, ' n AKmm
heat, hot water iv 9tWmm
1U1IISI,, 11 1 11 i:ST.-Mngle flat, 8 rooms and HtlaaH
bath t.'H and tut 'tJaH
IV17111 sr., 77-'Jjt m:sT. 5 rooms and bath, 'iSI
stfiim l al. .'.' to .'1 'il aaH
HUTU Nl.. 111.1-1117 tlF-T.-n rooms and bath, fmM
steam belt, hot vvatci. 6.MI to Co r U-tUtLU
111(11 II si., .t, in t!sl. -11 rooms, 81'Jnnil t!3 U&jl
AppI) to Jaulturs on pre mis a or sV1sbb1
M u I.A A I) V It S. 44 Pine ss. 3tH
THE CHELSEA, H
222 We it QUitiit Our of tiin most tlrilrAblcnimrtmrMit rilB
hou-t In tuo iltu nhsolntfh lltotronft fttl rnolra J Js-ilH
lmpruvemcntHt nstaurimt nf hiiircrlor vxcelletiott fW MMMm
fijiurtmeiiU fiirnMml or utifurnlslic I. fLiii
(11 OKOh V, ATIII 11TOV, Mngar. WMMmm
1 1111, IIKEC1I()IIII, ll-H
n lilgh clait n nrtntoiit hoto. In aiiMfiiUy loct4 ijlH
ujtli rit ruiiinlcu-.t nud i unlort of a well I ; jl,iH
tiolntdl lititnt, u f w ilntko hiiltr-t can bo nocure4 ifiiil
frcnn Ot t 1 on pfrsonnl npplkatlm or l li-ttor t 1 nl
TMF liMti;--H.iUI) Hl-tt C K.M hi. tomcr Ccutral QH
J'ark ir,t nml ilanhittnu Mjuart I H
North wrut rorncr tli av himI 14(U1i nt . one block Ft liiiH
from Ii-nteil Htullon, llucttt locnttna in V w York, 4 jj .-,1
ami 5 larRo all outiMi rnoii.tt oj lu lumblng, groat tftHalH
InJim muitf KeuU $10 tu Jb (, .H
Am ly on prcmlair. vj j,H
IHtOYHT.""7.iriicar Ilpilfnnl tour larRt light vl
JrotniH, ill Improvi incntH. Ion re it JuiiKor jH
102D ST., 73 AND 75 WEST. ' WmM
Four and nn rfioniH, ith bath and prlxato ball, ) .iH
CM to,M per month IH
IOaiTTHST, VIM EST partmcut9 of tlirco"aal H
-J four rooiui, nil light rooms, (.heap rent. j 'i
unii.-ilicil 4-lntG ilo Set, H
J si.ATS ANDA1'HT.MFNTS unfurnished, furnished, ' I'MMw
In deslrablelixatlnns.rent 1t0 to s I.UOO ' isB
IOLSOM HKOTIII KS. HJ5 Uroadwny. cor IJthst i'aH
JirelUnn 2ouotfl ilia et (Sittj. vk
DlsIltAtllF IIOUSUS. furnished and unfurnished, Hal
In desliaile locations, rent SI.VH0 to til 000 fieH
1-OISOM UROTlltlvS. 833Ilroadvva),cor. llllbst. niH
(To rt for 3Ju.oiiups $umo$t$. l
B I'M DISils stores, loris, omces, and studios to 1st tH
In eb slratile liKatlons &taBH
I OLSOM lIltOTIILl'.s. d5 Ilroadiva . cor 131hst. aH
BLILDlSUs. stores lofts, aud offices to let. a larftj KsLH
number Itl'I VSliA; I1TIS(I. 5 lleekrnan st. '9'H
'IXI IFT Thn e lino lofts..'5xloo ft eachsingly o? 'sliH
X torn the r, in the suliilnntlnl bullilliiK. 4 04 Pearl st I ; ,1H
anunlee on set onl Moor can be had with them It xi"ijl
ilesln il , fine accommodations for a sulmtautlal printer I TH
anil llthntrrni her. from such tbe rent, to a larce ex- .' Ibl
tent, vvoul 1 fie taken Invvork, equally elcslr vble for Cal
(almost) any manufacturing business Apply on ths) H
prvnilses .laLH
. , , eaBaal
glrnlC-ptntcoraU 5onn3l5laurJ. -M
THE SUN 'tp
Harlem Branch WLW
119 WEST 125TH STREET 1 H
ELfflHURST, 1. 1. -JiB
Centre of "Greater New York." ' '
12 minutes from 34th st Ferrv, 21 bj- trolley, nm jjl
from ti.M St Jerry. alo la Grand St. and Hushlnff jH
A. I lin-H from Drooklyn; all 5c fare H
ISir Ilou-ses built nud hold sluce the completion of jH
flr-ht house la lhU3, macadamized, flagged, and curbed lH
strcctn, unter, KiwllRhts und all modern Improvement ll
In hounci, lntludlug steam heat, open sanitary In jH
spected plumbing, hanlunod foor and fln'sh 1,700 H
lot) rrstrlttetl, tiiftiirlnt; evtr pun.haRer against all , mLw
annoyances Uiridcilopmeut, more for your money, tl
and greater as-unuico of Increased alucs than ever g (mmW
ofTtrod with stisf roit- itriritrxrKS H
lOl lilt IIUIHK U TFIIMM Jl4T AO v. jjH
i:,i s ii,. urT. i il
i.'0 ncn onts lu tuurse of construction S xfl
10 nml- for -- tipanc. -KU MK 1 R & CO j :.
OJ William st Now York, nrHmhuM, I. I 5 'wBLX
vuiTU -Holt oruv im v' Hour rrom jj SWM
-l cltv, with lltvj irw or biHiul. a iKatitlfuUum- & 'WW
mt ror w lutt r home for Rale r t hinp, nearly nevr 1 tilB
nuxlern houvt, latint nMe of -irilittettun. with lft ft
nuim-t andeery lmpmi mt lit, nuipK jilnzzas, K)rta- jj frtKfl
coi.h( r and ton rr stabler carrl igt nnd iroulir howtPf. " A-lsH
plkfinn or nil lapamfw&umuu r pngo la andi-onKfirva IH
torv iLjitresof Ilntrtt hltih laud lU t:rjn 1 vlewa 1 f 9H
of lino tountrv for mile, ull lalt out lu lnndv-ajet, j 8-W
wnllvn, und tih( flowtr ml Is., ut t-tiriilis abun- 1 Siflfl
dam i of fruit t hnlco f,ar I u No r-iwnanle offei 7Aj
will In rtfu--v-l und the gn att-r ii.ri. of tlu rife mar 3 f-H
rtmaln on ruorlsigo nt 5 pi rent Houxo furulslud. jkm
l-onbtitlon at oik t l'luitotir i -- tth nlH
THOMAS I- l Nt rt nmadwuT 4 LjWm
' 5 ACHES FOR 150. I
At JMt( Iioki.- and Mi If nl I I , t y terms) $9 3 9mjm
pertiionth n 1 up Vor utliuaitt ctll or writ.) to f fH
O I M HU I-( kl . I an I .in I Invthliiu nl Company, JJ Ajl
nl. ri?h Hroii.. ay, V w i rk rf jjmrM
TjuTLDlMJ LOlSbj tin mu a fen i ft. J0, send fo i PtH
St iirtulitrif 1 h is, .mi 11 a , call Vfduesday, 4 ImjM
CiIIUKN KAUM I-uiii Dirio. house, barn, only i
- l,.tMl, farm nil clt s 1 1 enp Jl MMM
I r Wis. .Northport. U I. X WM
Krat Crotntr fox nlr (Sountrg. il
1?INI. Unit Iti.lNlvVAUM at u barlnTTital 4 iS':H
1 nti I In .mt i f t ii mo-it htnutlful upctlons of tli jj $l
istnti -it aen h rlt h und htghl) i mductlve. soil, all SI xlH
o- u lau I u lih hi i rnl Hirifi oxtra tine Imttom land altH
un or i ul ivntlon, for only JUti), 81t down, tl or gfc -flH
ni(ir wrkl, ul t frontnjcpoii tint Hlr -am on main -Sn WmwM
ttitmtr nml utthlu pw walking dUtance of rail QjM
rond M tl hi un I In autlful town, healthy section; no IsMm
milirli. ihhiut llltlo farm, cry theap, free ex- I ;H
Ltitsluus, N rltt for pirtkulars i -,M
UlslrY, l.TChamlwrnt. M
Cl'Nsj-TroiNT tho finest blt for hotel cluhhonsn. wj9
. r Rdillt miiti i i rlat torn p ou Kouith Lake, Ful ryl
tontiialn -nil rond at Lt'-i-.j miles nNt ex President ml
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