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f! ' ''.. THE SUN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31," 1897. v
I 1 MILK WAGON KILLS CHILD.
i -
l' f nvxorisn FOT.r.otra aotLiszoir of
si ',
-irt 1 Th ritfi I lllln tlrrltnera llnel "topped to ITU-
) j' nets Ihn Itosv Itetwn thn Urlsrr Wllle
J Marlhn Knocked Down by the Ilorara it hen
't J On Drmr On Ho Attempt la Ksrnpr.
vf fi Five, of tho Horllner children stnrted out from
If tho clotliltiK storo of tlielr fnther, 1-ouls Herllncr,
it at 'J170 tccowl isvonuo about 10 o clock ycstcr-
J! day moriiluu for Central l'nrk. Joseph, who Is
i& 11 jenrs nlil, hen'lrd tlio patty, and Uhlnd him
7, walked H year-old Padle, who pushed tho car-
V rlntto In uulili rodo tho baby. Dottle, 0 cars
old. and Martha, 3 enrs old, bi-nuKlit up tho
A rear They trot alone Mry well, except that
lltilo Martha kopt wantlnu the others to bo
: alownr bocauso hut 1 its wore too short to keep
f up, until thoj remliPi! 1'ark nvenuo nnd 110th
V, atreel, vtheio they tn; ped to watch tho out-
i' couio of n ijuarrel between two drivers whoso
V vrnRons had collided.
Thero teemed to bo a (treat probability, from
? Uio laURiiatre used, that the drivers would also
W f J-1 collide, and the children were much lr.tereitcd.
j5 I . Tho drl or of thit bilker's wiipon was denounc-
m f nlt the driver of the milk truck In round
8jf i '. terms, to which tho other was responding with
ifc, ',i rplthots nnd throats Mc-inlliiis tho wagons
; a blocked the cross walk. To tho disappointment
i ft of tho llirllnera tho prospce ts of a fight prua-
,' s entlj benan to fndo Kiich uf the drlvors nath-
'JC !' ercd up his reins ejist turned for a parting rutso.
J.Z . "Com on." sati Joseph to the small Ilor-
Jj '- liners, '"lhero ain't an) thins L'olnu to han-
,' I' Ho and Sndlo went ahead with tho baby car-
i St- rluto. Dottle followed, tedling- Uttlo Martha to
4 Bl' hurry up. Just as Martha stepped off the curb-
fii Si stonu tho driver of tho milk truck, without
fe 1 ; looking In front to seo If tho wny was clear.
'K 1 5 pao his horses a f-lmrp cut with tho whip.
A 8 ; fitartlcd, thoy Jumped forward, striking: tlie
E lltthi Klrl nnd knooklnpr her down. Ihonextiu-
A 3 stnnt tho hcuvy whet Is had crushed her head.
yj S , Tho driver saw what had happened and heard
i i tho irks of tho crowd. Lnsnluo hN horses he
,y 2 9 drnvo them up to 111th strict and then across
tfi. 1 ' to Thlnl uvenue. So recklcbs was his paco that
"5 J " half way down tho block tho truck snorted
S asralnst n baker's wanon drlten by Albert
JS i l)aldson of ltidtl Mncllson avenue, who
i t 1 Jumped out and Knerhaho on foot. Meantlmo
S 1 pursuers trom the crowd who hud soon llttlo
5S g ,, Martha Oorlincr run down wcrorunnlnc down
Jp A 5 tho street and i-boutlnR.
?t I Tho milk truck turnod up Third avenue, nar-
S, ' fr rowly rnlsstuir a cablo car. l)a Idton Jumped
t, y ! on an up-bound LcNlnRtonavcnuo car and huiiR
'4; t to the sldo Mcp, pcrlne down I'irouRh oery
4i I J cross streot fur n Dlitht of tho milk truck. At
Kti f 110th streo' tho milk dm or, hclleiiiifc that ho
! ! had eluded his pursuors, turned west, and
lit I ! Datidsou, jumplnir from the car. ran down to
p IV catch 'ilm. l'olkeiuau Uevj of iho East 104tli
U i'i Btioct blatlon was walkliiualonR tho street, aud
i ' Davidson ral'od on 'ilm to arrest tho ullk
S 1 i,t drive-. While this wis still undoilded soveral
55J ft witnesses of tho running oer of tho little irlrl
:g S f appcurid nnd told their story. Two boys,
rj I I Jumes lllcaiuan and Honry Cohen, Idcntltlod
ijG t 1 Uiedmcr. Ho w as arrested and taken back to
$ 8 k 110th street and Park avenue, where tho child
; J J In tho Harlem Court ho said he was John A.
rji, i I Laudon. 'Jh years old, of 2.'35 becond avenue,
2? fi J drlvor for John MoMullen of 117th street, near
' k ' Firs aveiue. Ho was sent before Coroner
kS i! s Fittimtrlcl , who hold him In ?1,000 ball. Hall
S" n X was furnished. Tho child's body was taken
fc ? home. Denth had been Instantaneous.
$ 5 J 'the drier of tho baker's wagon which orhjl-
T K' nally collided with tho milk wagon stayed about
SSL- J ? tho scene of tho accident for u fow moments.
J and thou drove away. Witnesses say that he
ij f ) was not In any way to blamo.
5F f ; JIVrUBS FLOCKIXQ TO TOITJV.
4 Sferebants1 Anolatlon Excursions, fleeand
q J A , rles, Itrlnc Tnem In Crovrds,
f f P Merchants and buyers from the territory cov-
l' i, j- erod by the lines of the railroads In the Joint
tf? (j f Traffic Association began to arrive in New York
g yesterday, ha ing taken advantago of the ex-
;- '-, curslon rates nrranged for them by the Mcr-
s i chants' Association. A few arrived on Satur-
;f - day, nnd marc on Sunday, but it was not until
, 'i yesterday that thoy Degan to call at the rooms
CV. I fi of tho association to register. When tho
& ! itrangers did begin to walk into tho office they
y i came in a stream, and all day long the rooms
Hi Is" w ere crowded with Westerners. The crowd was
Sj f so great that It was necessary to keep two regis-
it J ' ters on the desk, and to double the force of men
Bf I i - provided to care for tho visitors. Nearly twice
B'i o as many merchants registered yesterday as did
K tii- to cm the first day of tho first excursion. The
.' officials of tho association Judged from this that
H?v ' tho popularity of tho excursions bad doubled,
S j and they woro highly pleased at the success of
K ; their ctforts to draw- buyers to tho Now York
&- f t market. Up to josterday morning 1,000 mer-
Kfe j chants had registered at the association rooms.
2; If Many who took advantage of the excursion
K3j j! rates wcro too nusv to upend the time necessary
tjt? ut to register, so that these figures arc far below
b fl; the actual number who have come to the city on
H m tho excursions.
gi d i The presence of tho out-of-town buyers was
fi n felt In all the wholesalo houses in town through-
? fi out the day. Monday is not usually a very busy
i. II ,'i day even in tho best of times, but yesterday the
&.'' Hi ' Broadway wholes ilors had their hands full car-
pi 'ir lntc for strangers .ho announced thomsih.-s at
T r the entrancen to the stores as members of the
M h aierchants' Association. All of thorn told
Wffi It stories of the revival of business which showed
3' 5 that the renewal of prosperity is Renernl. Many
'if of the visitors had never been to New York be-
S ' foro. or, if they had bocn here, had not consid-
V ered seriously purchasing their stocks here.
H0 Il' The testimony of nli of them was that, as a buy-
WVj ! K lmr centre. New ork is unequalled, and many
! ;; opened accounts and bought large bills of
B& gooln.
eft ;' Tho resident membership of the association Is
R f constantly growing. 'I hat tho local business
Mj i men regard membcrshin in it as a desirable
Wrk j thing is shown by tho fact that a number of
m' t them have placed their certificates of member-
Kft f hip In their windows. A dozen of them may
Kg ' il be seen in as many blocks on liroadway.
R J VAKXEIl'S JIO.VJI 1 ORFEITJSD.
R The Ijiwjer Falls t Appear far Trial nr
B :i. Attempted Extortion.
Fv f Alberts. Warner, tho fugitive lawyer, who la
Uyi '2 Implicated In tho Conway kidnapping case, was
Wk 1 t0 have been tried In General Sessions yestcr-
1 $ day on the charge of attempting to extort (1100
r . -j In July from Hcrnard Meyers, a tailor. Warner
t 1 1 accused tho latter of flirting in a Broadway
m ' ; cable car with a woman who he claimed was
', r Mrs. Warner. As was expected, Warner failed
Mf '. i to appear sesturday and Judge Fitzgerald de-
K i clared tho bond forfeited. Tho I ond was for
M - SI. 000 and was furnished by Mme. Georgette
K a'Amtco, a SKth avenue ilrcbsmaker.
RS Court Calendars This Dot.
Kk f Appellate Division Supreme Court Rsc'i.
p: Hupremo Couit Speelal Term Cart I. Motion
T,: ., calfuJtr calleil at 10 uO A. II Tart II Ex parte
Hi? j tattlers.
HeS f- Surrouate's Court Chambers No day calendar.
? J- For probate Wills of Patrick Walton, peironlta
i Bkallc t,Jaiiioa(.alcr,AbrliamII.Car1ozo.Ctaartes
B' 4 H clrlfltu. HuiiannaM. Van Dureu.Kallle Paul, Auareai
Mh Ji Ilo,at 10:3') a.m.
f ',' City Court Special Term Motions.
B i .
fe FINANCIAL AND CO3IUKR0IAZ.
m. i
i Jen 1 ark (Mock Kxohanar aalns Ana-, no,
BP j ;i CN1TED STATEH AND STATE noVDS (IN 81.0003).
K f 1UB4S.C. 11)23 1JJ5.,
t J CLOtINO I'RIOKH OF UNITED STATES ItOVDS.
H ' ; i JJ(A iWd. lit .led.
k. S Cn St Ss, r, Un St Ss, r,
ti' j" ttplofO. 07 1004 1134 114
t- CnSt 4, r, Un6tr.,c.
E" if 1907. . ..H2s 1134 lt04 H34 H44
ft 2' l'n St 4s, a. Un fit Ci, r,
H j l01 1124 1134 1R0S 103
fi; !.' Cn Rt ti. r. ln Si Hi, r,
Hm 12B 1S54 1204 IsOO ...,100
fll. T) TJnSt4s, c. I
E. mo 12C4 l&oul
K? ? f AILBOAD AND OfnKR nONDS (IN Sl.OOOfl.
V ;; 81 AtihadJ u CSh 3 I. Av ft py 1st. 1 lo
n f .5 375 S8i,2Gl.cu&.NE4s... 844
Bf I?! 17 68'. 2 I. ft N unl . ,. 117
MB i 12t3 SB's f?M4E7 if 1000111
4j if 4Atchgnl4,,.. 87'4 6 Mo, IC ft T of
Hp Sf 67 87H) TexasCs .... 83
gf., M ' fiAtlftl'aoln ,. 1 Metnikt ., ,,HS
jt, Si A lAmBMB BCP4 2CMobftOi;al.... 7714
Ht 5p:1 i bo1- a 77c,
jf flK j lAmTobrerlp, b0' 3 774
HI awH 1 IlultftO, Pbr. 108 fjMol'aeen , . 05
fj WJ 1 6 Brook 11 T. Is . BO , 1 S!o Peol 1st r,s 70j
C? mt . 1 PBV CMII&LSUd ,131Hj
LHt Sffl i 4BrWVBs...lOO i31M' prior 4s 01
H 39 4 3 HrookUnfir.1 U3ij 1 0l
Hfr mP i lChlndCHt 100'4 136NPaeTiias. 60'4
aK'.aSlSfl Sl-hsftO in fs 115 ,u Sort ft w en 4s 70 'a
Hf '1&?!,; 87ClisOBnl4i,s 86's 4(1 . 77
Hfunfitl 6 BOU ION VftSusxnl , 8-1 Hi
M& 174 8C 2 ...844
RIC-WiE 8Cls0,RA 3 ... 84's
KW (it V lstcn4s. ...101 1 N'YCdMiBs ..us
fl-2ffiWf 6 100 KXMhftCIiat ml02
tWM m ' 3C,BftQ4s,Nex CI , 0 M, C btL,4sloa4
fctt?! ff . 1 14 04s IN Win 144
y'K' ' 2C,C,t)btM, lXWgglJ, 0. He
WM'iW 1 bt L, d 00 ' 3M,OHVUi 00
Kf( DCIiloTmlls.tr 46Ki 20rltftN4s. .. 80
W 10 45,11 OHLibD. 02 Si
Kill
HBIki
aaaaaK!y!"'iH1.4irt.?it-if , '. y. .
10 464 10 OSUtnoa 004
A CI Cant lst, r 07 3 OlU
CChtcftKIrnltHlOlS BO - 01
lOColMId Ut,tr 17 0rsSI.es 117
I0 04 6 Ore Imp Bs,
fi Col Mid 4s. 1st 1st I p 30 '4
lp Hi or.DftElst.Edl0O
6 ll"s ai,DE2d,tr 15
11 114 6renna4in 112
3 1C 1 r.Sftl.E 1st. lOBs
10 ll't 3 Pock tsl ex 8s.. 100
17 124 r0Ieadcnl4s.... 864
3 1240 85N
40 18 17 IUod W 1st,... 704
2ChlcOLCCo 0 704
1st 103 10Bop..f S)l IstlOO'i
Socially 1st. ..114 41tPMa,MCr.sl00,a
GCenaacnBs... 1)44 4 St P ft 51a II fr
10 COa Ry lstlna 30 4s 00
1 40 6RtI.ftirtU. 100"s
EC, Indftl, Ss... 83 B Rt T lit P .... 104
3 CIndftf.es... 00 4 St Pent 4s 10QTs
7Denftnaen... 8B 20StPeon 1304
6 Hal ft Wist.... 82 2 St I 1st. SMd.H8a
10 Detroit OBs..,. DO 20 Ksn K ftT 8i.. 08
10 004 HSlan IlftTlno. 17
10 01 10 174
60 014 4SAAPlst4s Ol's
30 02 C6Ctalst.. 05
fi 024 348oP.'nayBs.... 04Ts
60 Krleprlorbds.. 02'4!b7 044
20 024'12 V
06 02'i 10StyftOlI13 4s G8
23 Erg llsaO 4s.. 724 QTftPlstCs DO'S
6 Ft Worth 1st... 074 4 06Ta
12 08 l20TexPao2din. 324
10 0. H'f ft 8 A 112 324
MPBs 014 33 32
6 01". 15 32"
2 Or Bay, deb B.. 7 45 3294
10 0a4 00 32'
17 04 306 33
10 0 16 334
1 nftStJonSs.1214 46 334
6 122 6 Third At Ba.,.,123
1 1214 1 1224
2IIockValBs.tr 744 1 1 Tex ft N OenBs 004
2 nock ValSs.... 60 7Tot.8tI.ftKO
6IrMt,ABrex3sl07 1st, tr 80
2 Iron Mt 8 874 20 UnTao ees, t r.l 1 14
4 874 lVaPaeGTs 101
10 874 50 UnPaesf.tr.. 1114
11 87 20 Ill
lOIntftQtNM.. 80 23 lll"s
2Intft0tKSd.. 47 g 1114
10 Iowa Cent 1st.. 074 6 Union El 1st.... 804
15K PlstB5s,tr.H04 6 804
24 1104 6Vntonr.llst.tr 804
20 KanP 1st 80s. 1114 6 804
10 112 3UT, DftQlit. 454
10KaaPcon.tr.. 04 2 Wab 1st 100
10 044 6 100Ts
10 04 26Wab2d 77
60KPDdas,tr...H3 10 774
10 KanftTex 4s.. 804 2 774
1 8G4 8 774
2 Kan ft Tex Sos. 034 10 78
8 03's 13 784
00 03 25 Wsbdeb.sB... 30
6 03S lWrstSh4s 1084
11 034 1 WestSh4s, r...l08
1 Knox Olst.. 113 2WChSRBs...l02
8 Laclede O 1st. .102 2WlsOnlst.tr 374
Total sales ot railway bonds (par rains), IS.OSO.OOO.
RAILROAD AND OTnKlt SHARES.
Open- High' Low- , Cfotfnp
SaUt. ino, rtt. t. Did, Alktd
0 Ad's Ex. ICO 160 1654 105 167
8B0 AmSR..140 1494 1484 140 1404
BlSAm8Rpll6 110 110 115M1G4
BOAltftTn 60 60 60 68 014
04SAmSM. 14 14 14 14 144
240AmSMp 33 33 324 324 33
B423AmTob. 01 '4 02 014 014 Ol's
10AmEx..HO 110 110 1154 117
2130 Am COII 204 21 20'4 20rs 21
B40AmCOp 76 76 74s 74J4 754
8M4 Atch.Tft
Bfe... 104 164 164 16a 15rs
S2C0S Atch.Tft
SFsp. 33Ts 34 334 334 34
ISAnnArb. 16 15 16 134 15
SAArbpt 30 30 30 30 38
lOOBrnnswk 24 24 24 2 24
2030BaltO 17 174 lO 1034 174
8320 Bay StO 154 10 1 6s 15 15U
HOSBrkRT 33'4 33'4 324 324 32's
140BCn 0.1214 121'4 12l34 1214 122
1027 Can So.. 60 66 664 654 60
OOOCanrac. 72"s 724 724 724 72s4
3023 Con Ice. 304 40 304 30 404
lOOCIcepf. 87 87 87 804 874
18380ChOtW 184 18s 17 174 174
1300 cb at w
pf.B... 244 27 244 20 28
250CenPao 14 14 14 13'4 144
8028UCbesftO 204 274 204 26i 20
8CftEIpl00'4 1004 lOO'a 00 1004
2020 Chic Ou 103 103 102 1024 1024
9888C.C.C ft
StL... 36s 304 30 354 30
848SCftNW1214 1214 1204 120a4 121
lBSOSC.BftQ 084 08N 074 07s 074
88825 C.MftStP 054 00 00 064 064
200 CM ft St
Ppr....l44 144 144 143b 14 1
22301 C.RIftP 00'4 014 004 OU'i OtJ'f
212SColFuel. 21'4 22 214 214 2!2
1935C.I4L. 124 12Ts 121. 124 12J4
8023C,I4Lp S5 37 304 304 30
BOOC.HVftT. 64 64 64 64 64
U7BCftHC 74 74 7 04 7
lt)5ConOas.l00 1004 100 1004 101
lB30D4IIuil.H0 120H110 110M204
100U.I.ftW15O4 1604 1604 160 1004
OODetaui. 41 41 41 41 44
000 1) t HO. 134 134 131, i3i
12U5DftP.Op 47'4 47J4 47s 47l! 47s
OOODMftFD 13 13 13 124
1420PrleRR 18 18 17 17s 174
13IOKrlclstp 424 424 424 42 424
20Erie2dp 24 24 24 234 244
670EROas. 04 04 034 034 04
OOOFAPM. 134 144 13 134 144
2U0FftPMp 38 30 38 38 30
831FtWftI
Cs.... 114 12 114
100OtNorpl31 131 131 130 133
1770 0fnElec 37"s 37s 304 304 37
800IIBClallln004 004 004 004 07
BIO IliCent.1004 1004 1004 1004 100"s
HOOIllsteel. 40's 60 404 404 60
2l2BIaCen.. 114 12 114 114 12
lOBOlaCenp 38'4 30 384 384 304
lOOKftl'em 11114
BlDOI.EftW inc. !nu mi. ani. 01
BOOLEftWp 714 72 714 72"4 73
8480LaclOaj 40 4794 40 40 404
OBOLaclOp. 04 04,4 04 044 DO
0670LouN. Ol's 02 Ol's 014 01s
1800 Man Conl074 1074 1004 1004 107
20MexNctf 2 2 2 14 2
400 Mln Iron 60 6034 60 60 00
840MttTraal22 122 122 1214 122
1800MlehCenl074 108 1074 1074 108
480 M ft StL 204 2St 24s 244 26
300 M ft ML
2dpf... 6B 08 67 67 674
instill Mo Pa.-., 304 37a4 304 374 374
20t0Mo.KT 164 164 16"s 164 16'a
4U20M,KftTp 304 37 304 30 304
BOOMobftO 30 30 30 30 304
24S3Nbtnnb 10 10 04 104 11
2iOMl!tlp 75 76 76 74 00
200Nll.St2p 30 40 30 46 00
820NI.OI1.. 214 214 21 21 214
lOOXewCen
Coal.., 7 7 7
1210 N J Cent 004 004 004 054 064
8030 NYCentlOB's 1004 108'4 108 1004
1787.SatUad 37 37 304 304 37
70S Nor Am. 64 64 5S 64 6"s
SOON V Air
Brake.. 314 314 31 304 31
160SN Y.Cft
&tl 10 104 16s 164 104
850 N V, C ft
btl.'.'p 38 404 38 304 414
12BbV.SftV 174 18 17'4 17'. 18
880 .i Y, H ft ,
Wpf... 384 30 384 384 384
SISNftW.. 14H 144 144 14 144
240BNftVp 3834 30 SBH 304 304
IMIONorlMtf. 18 IB 174 174 184
7J25NPacp. 60' fil 60- 604 60'4
47800utW IB- 184 18 18 184
2550rKftN 30 304 30 31 33
OonojiftNpf 07 60 07 06"4 004
B'JOOieSL. 2C34 23 224 22 224
12330 Pac Mall 344 364 34 34". 344
842P.D&E 2'4 3 24 24 24
S00 1,ull,alO1764 1764 1764 176 170
1000 1', C, C
MI.. 204 214 204 21 214
COOP, C,0 ft
btLp.. 004 004 00 604 00
HOOP ft East 7 8 7 84 0
rn7FenulUU1214 1134 1124
Sftogulckill. 44 41, 41. 41, 414
lU'.OSIleaJIni 27 274 204 27 j.74
lOBSOItead lp 644 664 644 644 66
U174 ltd2p 32's 33 4 324 324 33
160 ROW.. 224 224 224 22 24
IGOIldWp 61 61 61 61, 62
M7ttLftstf 7 8 7s 7 74
t
mmm 4 i. mmmm .
-sr-r rsr-:
1000 8t LftS
ristp. 664 60 064 66a 60
810 St I, ftS
FSdp. 814 214 B14 31 214
BOOStLSW 0'4 04 0s 04 04
H70StL1Wp 144 144 14 13's 14
lOOStPftDp 83 83 83 87
JSIOBItPftO. 72 73 714 71"s 714
140StPAOpl44 144 144 143 146
VOOStanltAT 8 84 74 7 74
400EoPac.. 21 21 20s 204 21
4380SoIlwy. 11 11 U" H"s 11
728SEoRyp. 304 30 304 304 304
428681.101 84 8'. 84 84 8
SOtbtJftOI
litp .. 484 404 484 484 404
lCSOStJftllt
2.1 p.. . 10 174 104 104 17
TCftL. 304 304 304 31 314
18183 TexPao. 14 16 144 144 144
803B Un Pae.. 17'4 184 17 174 17
SBOUP.DftO 64 0 O's 54 04
lOWBFx.. 40 40 40 44 47
200 U Sllub 184 184 184 18 10
lOOUSItubp 08 08 08 074 084
1800 U 8 L.... 04 0 04 0 04
0798 U 31. p. 004 70 00 004 004
2878 Wabash 84 8 8 84 8
16317 Wab p.. 21 224 20 21 22
7BW-FEX.110 110 1004 108 111
leSRBWUTel 034 044 034 03 04
IDlOWftLE. 24 2 24 2 2
SBOWftLEp 12 124 12 114 124
Total sales, 402,321 shares.
BOSTON CI.OBINO QUOTATIONS.
77l.t. Atked. Bd. Aktd.
no ft Alb. .210 221 OenEieop 80 82
BosftMe. .104 106 BosftMon.,144 144
CMoJcom.1044 1044 Calft IIecU416 420
CM-J pf... 108 100 Osceola,,... 3B4 30
FiUhburcp 024 03 QulncyM.,.1 18 120
NewEncp. 87 TamMln.,,134 130
MexCenSs 03 Butte 274 27
WE It com. 05 054TamJr 10 104
Domln-nC 204 20MSO 1st... 02 03
AmI1ellTel241 2414Uaa 2d... 82 83
WestElso.. 26 I
riULADCLrniA CIOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Did. Anktd. Did. Jtkrd.
IhlhTal. 304 30'ifOtCo.. 40 404
PrnnRR... 60 604LlSBcom. 20 204
PhllaTrse. 74 744ClSBpf... 31 32
Union Trao 11 ll'.IMI.LftPo 10 104
Eft PTC. 73 73 PH.LftPp 37 38
Met Trao... 1214 123 WelsOcom 22
CTotNJi 204 30 WelsCpf.. 70
UTotNJBs 044 00 nalt Tract. 18 10
U O Imp Co 80 Marsden.... 18 10
cniCAno closiso quotations.
Did. Ailed. Did. Atkrd.
8S"L".... 47 48 LSt"L"etfs 164 10
AmStrtxl.. 274 28 MllBrew... 8 04
Canst ft D.. 00 064MIIBrewpr 32
ChteBrew.. 84 04'VY Biscuit 60 614
City R'way.240 243 St Stable O. 18 184
DlamMU..147 148 WChStRy.l 10 1 1 1
LakeS"LM 174 17MetWS... 7 74
LATEST LOVPOV QUOTATIONS.
Atchison, a a p 104 Norfolk ft Wpf. n.. 30
Canadian Pacific... 744 Northern punapr. 624
Chesapeake ft Onto. 27 Ontario ft West..... 18
Erlecon.aap 184 PennsylTanla. 67
Eric 1st pf 434llleadlnj, 1st a p.... 144
Illinois Central 1004NtPaul 084
Kansas ft Texas.... 10 South Railway 11
f.aka Shore 1 nncUouth Itatlwar nf.. Tift
LeuisTtlloft Nasb.. 03 Union Pacific 18
New York Central. 1 1 2 ItVabuhpf 214
MONDAT, Aug. 30.
To-day's markot was about what might hare
been expected to follow the steady Improve
ment In prices durlnt; the latter part ot last
week. The opening was b Irons and prices ad
vanced durlne tho first half of the day.
Higher quotations for American securities
In London had soma effect upon local
and professional sentiment, but the prin
cipal forco under the market consisted of
a demand for securities that had accumulated in
commission housc3 over Sunday. As a matter
of fact London did very llttlo In this market,
that Is, through the medium of nrbltr ige houses.
Tho effective buylnu was domestic and was tho
result of a growing appreciation of tho largo and
constantly Increasing wealth of this country
and also of Its enormous commercial strength.
The Improvement In prices that took
place in the early dealings naturally Invited
profit tnking on a fairly large scale. That opera
tion ns at onco follow ed by an attack all alorg
tho lino by professional traders, whoe sales for
both accounts were accompanied by rumors of
damage to the corn crop. Humors for several
days past havo been that the next noteworthy
movement In tho cereal markets would bo
an advance in corn, based upon meteoro
logical conditions unfaorab'o to the ripen
ing of a largo portion of the crop. It looks,
therefore, as if the Western speculators in
t l's, having exhausted their local ammuni
tion in the wheat market, were about to repeat
tho tact'es -rhich they used toadantngein tho
wheat market. In various groups on tho block
Exchange to-day tho alleged damage to tho
corn crop was inndo a good deal of. In
other quarters It was maintained that
crops had been damaged by exccssUe
rains, whllo others argued that the
crop is Buffering from want of moisture. Ac
cording to Western railway managers, tho irld
of co-n this j car will be much larger thin usual,
and. besides, the railroads hate a largo amount
of last year's crop that is nttnltlng transporta
tion. Tho receipts of grain at Chicago to day
wero tholargiat in tho history of that centre.
This means thnt tho old crop is beginning to
corns to market.
The dealings in stocks were the largest re
corded on any day slnco the sharp adanco In
prices two or three weoks ago, and It is also in
teresting to not that the business was very
nearly as well distributed as 00 tbo banner
day ot tho week before last. The Granger
stocks wcro again tho fatorlios, with bt.
l'aul leading with respect to activity,
but Hock Island was foremost In point of
strength. It now seems to be a foregone conclu
sion that both tho Hock Island and St. I'aul com
panies will Increase their dlvldonds within tbo
next fou weeks. Something of the sort must be
contemplated by both companies this fall or the
shares would not hac aihnnccJ to present fig
ures. The earnings of all of tho Orangor
companies that are upon a dhldond basis
forcshndow net receipts that will warrant
a more liberal distribution of profits than
heretofore. Next to Bt. l'aul, tho heaviest
trading was In C'hcsapcako and Ohio, Thut
stock w as unusually active and scored an excep
tional net advnnco. Other features of a com
paratively uncvontful speculation woro Atch
ison preferred, Missouri l'aclflc, Paclflo Mall,
Heading securities, and a number of usually In
ucllo stocks. Tho closing was dull and Bupcr
llclallj heavy.
Final sales compare with those of Saturday aa
follow:
Avg 2H. Aug 80 I Aug. 28, Aug. 80,
A.TftSI'r, 15 16N'atLead... 37 30
A,TSFp 33 34 iNorAmer.. 6 6
Am Cot Oil. 20 21 N'orfWp 38 30
Am H Hot ,.148 1404 " Wcom... 1214 120
AmTob,... 014 014l,-I"ao com. 17 170,
AinrlpM .. 14 14 Nl'aopf... 60 604
AmSpMp. 32 32 S'YCi-nt ..108 108
BrooiHT., 334 384lN Cent... 00 004
CamUabo. 66 66Oinaacoin 71 7104
Canl-ae.... 73 7240utftW... 18 184
CCCftbtL 304 30 il-toMall... 33 34
CBftQ.,.. 084 07!llocklsland 00 00
ConOss. -.180 1004. Ili-adlns ... 27 27
CIksAO,. 26 20 .lead 1st pf 644 64
ChleUas ..102 1 02Vit Pcom ,. 064 064
ChflW,,,, IS 174StPauip . 1434 144
DelftllilJ. 1184 120 holl'way.. 11 11
DiROpf. 474 47VoK,way p 30 304
Irle .,18 17-aStIiSW .. 0 6
UinllcH!,,, 374 37 Ihtl.hWp 144 14
fit .North p 131 131 Ttxasl'ae. 144 14
Illinois nl00 100 TCI II . 30 314
ICautTex 16 1 6 On I'ae . 17 17
KuntTpf, 304 304 OK Rubber 184 184
Liu v. Nam 01J4 01 'jIU hj-atb. 0 f)4
I.EftWpf 71 72'OSLeathp 004 00
La.lnleaaa 40 404 Wabash, ,. 84 84
Manhloa 1074 100 Wabash pf. 204 22
MI-.nftfJtL 25 24,V'Un Tl 034 03
HiStl.lMp 67 67 WftLE. ,. 24 2
Mo Pacific.. 36 37l
Government bonds strong. The 6s, tho Is of
1007 unit 1UJ5 closed M V cent, higher bid each.
lUllnay nnd oilier bonds strong und act he.
Tho features icro Colorado Midland 4s. I, r,;
Central of ileorgla 1st lm omes, Detroit uas&s,
Mohilo and Uhlo gononUr, Northern l'atlila
general Ss, Noifolk uud Western contol As, New
York. StiMuehanna nnd Westcrnjtencrali, St.
Joseph and Urand Iland 2 3 la. Toxris l'notflo
2ds, Atchison, Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie, Knn
una Pacific, Standard Hope nnd Twine, nnd Wa
bash Issues. Tho tnoro Important net ndvancos
wero In Atchison adj. 4s, io V cent., to 688. nnd
general 4s, '4, to ,is; Chos-ipcake nnd Ohio
consol fts, 1. to 112 and ponoral s. 4. to 83
Colorado Midland 4 1st 1. p.. M. to 12J Central
of Georgia 1st Intiunes, 1, to40i Detroit Gas 6s.
3, to l)2H!i Krlulirlnr l, ij, to 1)2. and general
Hen 3 4h, V. to7Ji, KnnsiB I'acllloOOs, t. r., ,
to 1104; Mohilo ninl tlliin grnorals. 'u, to 7li
Northern l'acllle genirnl 3s, 4, to ti)i Norfolk
nnd Western cnmol i in, to 77; New York,
rdisqtichnniitt and Western gcncnvls, I"4. I"
81'ni Standard Hope mid Twine Hs. 1, to 118, and
Incomes, 4, to Vt ; m. Joseph nnd Qrnnri Island
2 :i-4s, 1. to 08; Texas I'acltlo 2ds, 4. to 338!
Wabaih2ris, Hi.lo 7rt4, and debonturo, series
I), 2 "a V cent,, to .It). Kansas I'acltlo consols, t,
r., declined 1 Vicnl., tool.
Commercial prlre of bar sllvor In New York,
Wee. liar alltcr In lximlnn closed st Sljj.
Mexican silver dollars wero quoted nt-llMC. Im
ports to Kurope to morrow 100,000 ounces.
Monoy on call, 1 tlia W cent. Timo money Is
quoted: Sixty Uajs.ucj v cent.! four months,
n-j V cent., und six months. 4 V cent, on gooit
mixed Slock Kxtlungo collateral. Commercial
paper llrni. l'rltuo Indorsed hills recoH able aro
quoted nt:i'-yr4 ccnt prlmosinglo names at
V cent., nnd tirst-dast names nt 4u!4fl V cent.,
and good names at 4'jiij5 W cent.
Sterling exchatiguwns quiet nnd firm. Con
tinental exchange was dull nnd steady, ".oiled
asking rales for sic rling, lft.8 1 for long bills nnd
W.HU'-j for demand. Actual rates aro: I.ong
hills, rM.83ts(!!I.H:iV. sight drafts. SVl.R.Vaus,
P4.855t. and tnhlo transfers. s4.854$I.BU.
rrntirs aro quoted at 0.20iH(tf.20 for long and
6.1Kl('tr.18' forshurt: relchtnnrks, 04 13-lOii!
IU 15-1(1 for long nnd l)54,u!l'5Ja for short; gull
dors, 4040 1-10 for long and 4018H10 3-10 for
short.
Domestic cxchatigo on New York: lloston
Par. Charleston llujlng. par: selling. pre
mium. Savannah-Iluylng, 1-ltloff; selling, par.
Now Orleans llnnk, S1 premium; commercial,
26 cents discount, bnn Krnnclsco Sight, 0
cents premium; telegrnph, 73 cents premium.
St. 1iiils $1 to 7r cents dlstount. Chicago 70
rents dlsiounl. Cincinnati Hntween banks, 40
cents discount, nnd ot or counter, par.
flluroHo Sugar Refining common li quoted at
63(." I, nnd tho prcforrod at lUVW's. Stand
ard Oil trust lertllleates 6old at ;10S rtlll 1 and
closed at nil's t312l4. Metropolitan blrcct
Italluay tousuudutcd mortgage 6s closed at
112Hl6jil21i.
Tho all-rnll east-bound shipments of tlcnd
freight from Chicago Inst week wero 01,881
tons, against 07,O2r tuns tho provious week and
03,170 tuns tho corresponding week of tho pro
vious j ear.
Tho Northern Paclflo Railway Company re
ports thiiopcntluns for Juno of its ontlro sts
loin. Including tho St. Pnul and Northern l'
clllciuid other lines horetoforo leased, but now
onncd:
Tunc" Tn Mnnthn.
Gross earning t,orir),3-17 S10,lt4,lv.'
Operating espouses UIIO.OOU U,'.,-",J7'i
Net earning lur, 737 A,HJil.0i4
Taxes 4',U0O 42s,usn
Net operating lneomo .... $352,837 13,3117,0113
Otber Income, not Including
landsales C3.477 244,330
Total net Income fillit.niS r.,UJ l.lH'O
Tho operating expenses from Sept. 1, lH'.Mi, in
clude a proportionate pari uf the cstlmattd
taxes and rail and tlo renewals for tho current
llscal juar of tha now company, being ten
months to July 1, 18U7.
Tho Canndlan Pacific Hallroad reports gross
earnlngR for Jul of 'J,1 07,00.', un lucre iho of
53DJ 127 us (ompared with tho samo month of
last car, nnd net S!)14,n'ill. nn lucre no of
216.124. For the seven month ending July 31
tho rroi earning? wero Sll.Siy.tl'KI. a deero iso
of $KI5,S32as compared with the toncspond
lng period of last ear, and not tl,581,65J, an
lacrutso of $77lp,y-0.
The St. Joseph nnd Grand Island IlRilroid re
ports gross earnings for July of 1.37D, an In-
creaso of ie2&,!i07 us compared w Ith thu snmo
month of last 3 ear, nnd net 25,0.13. nn increase
of sl,744. Iho month's proportion of this car s
taxis has been dedtii ted in computing operating
expenses; whereas last jear there was no de
duction mads.
Tho Minneapolis and St. Iiuis Hallroad re
ports gross earnings for Jul of 17l, 17,
nn Increase of 21,4l) as compared with tho
same mouth of last )oar, and net $AS,tl42, an
Increase of f-t.OOO.
Tho Iota Central Hallroad reports gross earn
ings lor Julj of $13 I.S17, un lucrcam of 12,
8M1 as t ompared with the samo moiitli of last
5 oar, and net $14,151, nn Increaso of $7,170.
Tho Georgia nnd Alabama Htilroad retKirts
gross earnings for July of 52,0.27, an lm reaso
of $-4,158 ail 1 umpired with tho same month of
last j enr, and net :fl!),h7t, a decrease of If 3,002.
OnJult 1. 1P97, tho Chicago Terminal 1 runs
for Hallroad Coinjuiiy took possession anil be
gan the operation of tho properties formerly
owned by tho Chicago and Northern P icltlo and
Chicago nnd Calumet Terminal Halln ay toiii
panies. Thocarnings for Jul), thu first month
111 the fiscal ear of operation tit the 110 turn
pans, nrc as follows: Gross, !, 001): expenses,
21,000; net, not Including taxes, tl3.000. orat
tho rate of $7."iO.Ot0 a yoar. 'Iho lenses whiih
the new cotup.in haa made with its old tenants,
betddes iiurcasing the former rental, provido for
tho pi)iurnt by tho tenants of all taxes
on propi rtj used cxcluslith bj each Un
cut, mid whntdago proportion of taxes on
all property occupied jolutl) with the Tern. in il
Coinpiii) or othcrjtenants. The eomp 1113 has
lrcceited a number of upplh.itions fur u-c of
nrious port ons of its truks and propertv.
The lucre iso in the busjn -i of trunk lines
calling into Chicago has lain aceomp.mied b 11
orre -.ponding im reuse in the swiiihligand
loiiil business of tho Terminal Compin. It is
estimated thnt the number of ears swiuhed
during August will grcatl) excird the m, nlier
snitched during tho mouth of Jul). '1 he actual
number of cars now living switched cr day
from 0110 of thn most important iiuluxtrics is
dnubln llin number li nulled per da during tho
mnth of July
J. P. Morgan & Co , as nianigen of the Head
ing rcnrginlrntlun undirwrlting Ntndieitc,
hat c sold to net ndlc tlo reprc-entcd bj I. Von
Hotlmnn & Co , il.000.000 of it. nding general
mortgage 4 V csnt. bonds. Ihls silo uis
poses of tho last of tin' Mieuritics at quired tiy
the Hi ailing underwriting swidlcutc, and
ill consequent 0 tho nlfntrs of that syndicate
will lie wound up In thu ne ir future. It is un
derstood that thi purchnaliussndlialo will nut
makiia jiulille olTuring of the bonds it lins ac
quired, nut will dispose of them at prli.ite silo.
A I irgn amount of them h is alrcad) been mur
krtod, both hero nnd abroad.
It wab reported to-dnv that nn igrcement had
been re uhed hetwion the Oregon lmprottment
Heiirganizntion Committee and tlte Holslon
Ciimmittce, represi nlinit interests that
wero not entirely satislled with tho plan
of reorgunlzitlon. They wero corroborated
to an eMciit b) tho disinclination of
n presentntltcs of oaih Interest to mnko
insltltn statements regarding tho matter.
Prlies for the toinpaii's securities indlcato
satisfactory progrua toward a Hcttlement of
tho differences between the holders of thorn,
and it would not ho surprising If an authorita
tive statement Hint nn agreimcnl bad been
reached would bo made in tho near future.
Tho Oregon Hallway nnd Natigation Com
pany hns arranged for a steamship sertico be
tween Portland and China and Japan, thu first
Hilling to tnko phuu within a month or six
weeks. Tho compan oxpitts u substantlil In
creaso of trafllu from tho Columbia Southern
Hallway, tho llrst section of which will bo
opened for Imi'ljiess Ibis week. Tho entire lino
of r" mill s will probably ho completed In time
Inrlhnhiindllngof the next rop. The company
11 porta for Jul gross earnings of fjt'll,130 uiu
net earnings ?18lt,ir,3, 11 n lm reaso of VH.:il4 ns
compared with the simo month of Inst 5 ear.
'Iho stockholders of tho Monroe nnd Toledo
Hnllwat Coinpan) hato toted to sell tho road to
tho riiut &. Peru Msrquettu Htllrotit Com
pany for $ 100,000. 'I he Insi-nnuicd company
will Issue a pure hnso mnnev mortgago for that
nmutint. Tho road is twcnU llto miles long,
nnd lonnei tn Toll do und Mouroo.uud will glto
tho Flint & Peru Marquette Company an Inde
pendent road Into Toledo.
Thn Pnltod Stales Luntlier Company has ad
Minced thn priie of its product 1 cent per
pound, making tho ndtamufnr tho wck 2 cents
pet pound. In tho trario another ndtamo is
considered probable. There is a good ilcm mil at
thuadtanco. Soiling prices arc as follows: Ile
Jccts, 17 d'lita; firsts, 20'j uiila: seconds, II)
cents; thirds, 18 fonts, and union, 30 conts per
pound.
'1 lie Land Commissioner of tho Northorn Pa
clflu HiiilrnailCoinpauv states tint the number
of Individual sales of land lit thn company dur
ing Iho llscnl sear ended Juno 30 last exi ceded
thoeo of Hiiy previous jear. Nearly all woro
limilo to farmers for actual sittlemcnt nnd lm
protcmont. Tho largest sail s wero made in cen
tral Minnesota and North Dakota.
Tho total transactions In various shares on
tho Mock Kxthango Inst week wero 1,P82,5H8,
nil iuircaso of 1, 3110.37 1 KharcH as inmpared
with tho corresponding weok of lastjiar, Iho
transactions In ritntound railroad honds aggro
gated 1(116,687,100, an lucre ie of 1-12,211,(100.
1 ho rccciplR of the Giivernmenl loiliit were:
Customs, 2ll3.;m4 ; internal rmenuo. tll02.nn,
ana mlscollaneoiiH, fj23,H0'l. a total of ssS8il,7Jl.
Iho disbursements wer(i-r"i8,ooo, 1111 exicts ot
receipts over cxpindlltirrs of $31,731. Iho re
cnlpts of tho llscal car In dale hatu liron ?97,
118,772, nnd tUhburseiuenls 82,Slli,fin. an
Si1,!.0??. r expeudltuics ottr receipts of 2ft,
ul'2,1 Jll,
Iho net assets of the Treasury nt the tloso of
liuslnoss todaj as olIlcIall computed comparo
Ith those of buturduy us follow a:
,, . luii 2M Aug 30.
OnMrnln and bullion S143.M7.ni4 tl44,UI,rt77
Mlrenlollarsaiitl liulllou KBUJsMfll 24,lsil.luin
I ultra btalesuuus 27,.,7,tU4 27,7U7,UU4
Utlitrusi-ls Inexeewof
deamud lloMlltlBS . , 23,801,872 2B,inri,l(lS
Available cash balaneei
Imludlnc col Irt servo tS50,7JO,003 1221,170.035
Mono in London Situ V rent. Hates of dis
count .In open niarknt for both short and threo
months bills 1 1610.12 V tint. Amount of
bullion pone Into tho Hank of Lngland nn bal.
mite to oat 55,000. Paris advitus iiunte 3 V
1 onts at 104 francs 00 centimes. Kxchaiigo on
London 25 franca 17 centimes.
The Central Paclflo Hallroad Company has
made arrangement to extend its 25,683,000 ,
first mortgftgQ bonds maturing Jan. 1 next so 1
that thoy shall bocome due na follows I 83,005,
000 on Doc 1, 1808; 2.383,000 on Dec. 1. 18110;
53,007,000 on Juno 1, 11)00, and 916,008.000 on
uuo 1,1001, with Interest at 6 Veenu, principal
and Interest payable In gold. Tho right la ro- ,
served to redeem tbo bonds so extended at any
tlnio by paying par and Intorcstnt U M cent, from
Jan. 1 next, less turh Interost accrued subse
quent to that dato as may havo boon paid hofuro
the rcdomption. llondholders to avail them
solvos ot this extension must present their
lionds nt thooflkoof Spoyer RPn, on or licforo
Oct. 30, lhat llrui has prepared a bondholders'
agreement by which It receives powor to rep
resent nnd piotect deposited lionds. Temporary
rucetnts will bo Issued for bonds deposited,
whltlnipon cxtonslon of tho bonds, may bo ex
changed for eertltlcntes of deposit counter
signed by thu Central Trust Company ns tus
toillnn of the rtepnsllod bonds. Application will
ho made to list theso certificates on tho Now
"V ork, lioudon, Frankfort, Berlin, and Amster
dam Stock exc hanges.
'Iho sales of mining Blocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroloum Kxchaiigo to
day were us follows:
Open- JKsA- .Loto- Cfoe
ai?f. A'amf. no. tt. tit. ino.
800A Juniata 21 .21 .21 .21
lOOOCrcnsus 01 ,01 .01 .01
BOOOCreekcon 10 .10 .10 .10
lOOConCalftVa..,, 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30
400 Crown Point 40 .40 .40 .40
135Fortuna.l0.02 10.024 10.024 10.024
OOOOphlr 07 .07 .07 .07
40ii Pharmacist 10 .10 .10 .10
20U Portland 70 .70 .70 .70
200 Yellow Jacket.. ,3G .36 .35 .35
100 Small Hopes 60 .60 .60 .60
Total sales, 3,036 abaraa.
COSIMEJICIAI, COSirUXD.
Monday, Aug. 30. Giiain Whoat Spot was
oaslcr. Sales 88,000 bush. No. 2 red on private
terms for export. Lhcrpool resold 240,000
hush. No. 2 hard winter to-day. Krco on board
afloat: No. 1 Northern spring, Now York, nomi
nal. No. 2 hard winter, 07'tc; No. 2 red, now,
US7uC Duluth received to day 30,151 bush ,
against 248,81)5 last rear; Minneapolis 335,800,
against 294,100; Cbtcngo 175,562, against 121,
8!)2; Milwaukco 11.050. against 31,150; St.
Ixmls 140.000. nguinst 180,000; Kansas City
441,500, ngiinst lOl.eiOt); Toledo 12.1,381,
against 117,381; Detroit 00.23(1, against 10,730
)ntuar. Politics declinodSuc. to I'ae Futuro
talcs 4,1U5,000 hush., as follows:
Sal.
Optnlng. Highlit. Zoirrst. Closing. Kight.
August ... , . V7 H 4
SlIUFluler U74 07 0B Uf!',, V74
Olulur, U4 IO V4 U&4 03
lleii.nil.cT U44 UB4 VJ4 U44 04
lite Was quirt Rtate, 44047o i So 2 Western, 08
ii, j I , cost ami Ire iKbt to MUiTttln Parley w as urm
N, rirdlni:. 314f'U4e.eistanairelKht to llufrato:
.11 ''Me,ccii.t ami Iiolght to N&w orkt malting, 47
Hribe, as to quallt). t'oru Jipot waa less active,
"ales Hl.omi tmsli Includli g H8.000 No 2 mixed at
1I74C, Trie 1111 Loan aflnut lur export. No. 2 mixed
In 1 1 ator, ,lriV . U.0U0 ungradra at 3BC.C de
llvrreit luturts udvanced e. to c uut lust part
of It Future soles UhB.OOO busb , as follows
Sal.
Oyenitig Highlit. Lou-tit. dating ttlght.
August . . 33 31
-ep.emlier 'II 33 SB 33 .14
lletiitirr .11 304 33 11(1', 81
December Jll 314 30 37 80
Oats spot was quiet. Pales 34,100 bush JJono
fnnxpurt No 4 v. Iiltr, USl.i ,o, II Uo , 4(244c.;
X. liltnrllptnl, 2tlc.: No .1 do , 23e , Nu Jtnlxeil,
S.Wil at .MV .N" 3 tin, 2,000 at 2.)e., rrjrctert
lulxr.l, 2ie , ile white. II 000 at 2Je ! No. 8 mixed
ilellw n it. Ic , track nnxe I, V'j.'Se : Uo wblle,
87,U00 at italic luturrs declined c. Futuro
sales 10, UUO bush , as fullowa:
9i f.
Oj faint; Ilighrlt. Loxrrit. acting. Mght.
August . . ... t;3
br teinbrr.834 214 234 2J4 2J
llils li tlio tlslble supply:
li-O" Cauni; ImiO
Wheat, bush 16,71 1,000 Deo 1.. '50,000 43,'i74 000
toni, lush . V7.S73 IIUU Inc S.D17.U0O 13 11114.110(1
Oats, bush . I'.Jln.UlIU Inc 1.2U5.UO0 M.7J5 1100
Ityr. I ush l.16,0i)ll Inc 141,000 1,1101), (JOU
DHrlry.biii.li 1.040 000 lui- 22U.000 74U.UU0
rue New S.urLtuik Is us follows
Aug. UK, IlVei'l Ava 20,
1SD7. Changri IhMr).
Wheat, busb 7S8 414 Deo 13s,l 18 2,427,141
I iru. I.mh . 2,ll!0,033 Inc. HI, 741 l,34i),U24
Oao.. blub 1,370,141 Inc 4ril,4-J 1,731.7110
'ti bllsn ,. JIIUBllH Dre. 1II,-U,1 21,033
srlrj, limh 01,707 Dec. 14.1UJ5 r.7.717
W brat irw fercrish ana Irrecular to day The fluc
tuatluuslu prices wore Ircqutut. but wero connned
wttllna inuilcrate ranjte, with the trnJcnc Uuwu
want Imer cables, tuirrt her with forrlKn selling,
1M In liw-al II juidatlon. OrprejlUE priors Drceuibrr
at one tli scored a substantial rUr on r Saturday a
final i rice nn local support. I ut lfc.rr the close It re
al til with thr rist or tlie lut borne unracurable
croj.a ll.ri were received from Argentine.. Liver
tool ctrfllnett ld to J4a Parts advanced 4c to
c earlr, hut reacted and drcllned shart ly. Tho
vitbiet.ui ply dtcreascU l,5il.0UU l.ah Iho Kug
llh vlitbiu decrraril 1.1S3 00U buh Th worlds
shlunicnts last week wcru 7.433 1,3 J bush,
against 7,'.'lo,O0J buvh. In tho prerluus week
und 7,Jh0,00l lait rear Corn was rrmer en
cool neatlirr In the Nurthwrt. but psrt i.f the rliio
w as tfmt before thr clcsr un the hcav Incremte lu the
rlilbte supplr. Mierpoililcellued d tci 1 4d The
rrielpta wen heavj.bul thej are iipi-ted to de
crrae shortly. Thevl-lble mpplt lucre u.-e 1 3.V17,-
000 bush Chlcaao rteclv.,1 J,i3 car-, and epccts
l.tuio lo-murrocv . Ttir nurld h .1iI iu utx !atwirk
wire i.8cl-,4J bush .n.-a'tikt 4 --M.uiio In tlie re
vlouswrrk Oala wpre quiet anl ea-lcr TtoiUlble
su ply lucieised 1,805, null I ugh c hicai,o reerlced
7U1 cars and exacts 000 tomorrow ('1,1 ao,
Aug .ill 'Wheat ruled lower Unlay, ditui ,r
a tow-lug the mast drrllne ttuneafiolu had
34 1 cam of tipw wheat, with 411 ceuirut
1 hrrp.Hil lost id to 8c.il.; Paris opened hlrnug.
tut closed lower Tbi re were rrv large scubunnt
elcaraiues (-311 000 hub s. tlecnarln the eMhln
of 1.830 000 bush relLeea It tu the smalli st titul
sit far. 13,47JOUO buetti The worlds shlj niouts
w ent 7 75 I no busi . w ttb ft e sr entlis uf thin total
A'lirrlcuu There was all Increase nn pasni,e.l,7a OcU
1 Uiih The English elulble ill creased 1,10 IKIO bunh
Thr Hungiirlan Minister of Agrliulture estliaatrit the
world s w brat dttlott at almost 200.01'u oca lush
Th' re era err lltt'rtcaih diiuaiid, ami th, kieciiU
tlcc'iiuiod wnsleurlti Lena! ricdpthwerc 37lcars,
with 300 rntlniiled for to morrow Prlmarj receipts
were 1.4DO iioo bush, against I.oo omi l uh last
yt nr t orn receipt tinlm are the largest probably
on record i,r,M, cars, to inurruti there will be 1 t'uo
cart. Hut prices hd I tlalr own ami at ono limn
shewed an a leaner Tim lslblo Increased 3.U17.IHH)
bush 1 he Io al ftm k tn-rease 1 I sou.ooo bush
1 hrhtrrngthiaiiir from dry weatlier West anl crop
daitinirr 1 1 ilins II) tlie en 1 of the wet k receipts will
l.e sn alb r, a Western otTrrtncs are now light Cats
were Urm with corn, moving up a fraction aid
niuillr ilivdngnt alHiut hatunltiy's t giirr. KiK-elpta
went 71' I ears, wltn l 00 estliaatril forTucsd-i) The
vUlhlr Imreasiil 1..M 't.OUO liuill , the local stock lu
creased .'10 oou lush."
1 Lett li 1 rices w ere raster today, In sympathy with
tho break In wheat. Trade quiet, bales u.bOObbls,
Kartell. Sacki
Hec-rlpts 18,703 11,1173
l-xiorti OB.J88
W Inter In hbls Rupcrflnr. 11 I0iJ3 , No. extra,
$1 IlicsSM 3.1, straights t4.HU $3, patents "10
81 30 Biirlnglubbls c'lrara,B4 S0ifi4 llo.atralkhts.
t4 SU43 8U. patents. $5 45l4(5.7B UIU yeed-llran
waa stead) In S)lopattiy with the West. Western
quoit d, 100 40 Bi l)5(i074c.j 00 OS , U3u
U7C c . (-0 Its . tl5ij87Cj0 t 100 ls , "OjtHOo.
Cottos Spot cotton hero advanced 3 10c. with
sales of () bales for untuning; 4, H00 bales were de
llroreet ouetoutra ts. Middling uplands rlc , against
7c. last year, .NewOrlenns and tlulf R4e, against
five, lostjrar. Augusta declined e. Augusta sold
4111, Sew Orleans .100, and savannah 7.1 bales llv-
erpooi eieciinrii inu on trie spot, with sales of tt.noo
bales, futures there opened I point loner, but ral
lied and elused unchanged to 1 mint higher. In Man
chesteryarns wctrttdull Imtsteadyt cloths dull The
port receipts wrre. W.835 bales, against 0.080 last
wirkand .I4,rs70 last year, thus rar thlsweek Vl.eOll,
against 11 H4 thus fur last wiek. The exports from
tlie pitrtsaptiroxlinaleilM.BUObalos. Auguatarteelvel
todsy 1,130 balis against 8U7 last wink and l.ltn.'l
last ) ear; Mi inlihls 4il. against 84 last week and J.381
last year, M. 1OUls 10, against 2lla.t week and II
last year, Houston 7,7118, against J.8IKI last week nnd
ami S7HU lost) ear. Houston expects to morrow 11,
noil to 18,000, agslnst 8,30:1 last week ami 8,141 last
sear. New Orleaus advauced u points on December,
1 ut lost most of the rise, I mures lie.rn advanced 4 to
7 points, lost this, aud closed quiet but steady at a
net declln or 8 to B for the day, August advanced
8.J points but lost 10 points of this The total sales
were b8, UUO bales. Tho futuro trading waaaa follows;
Cloitng. ltghnt, Lowell, hilei
August is).... 113 H 85 8 000
he'ptenibor 7.82e7.23 7.3J 7 .'3 P.'JOIl
Octottrr II Ditto Bi) 71m 0 11 j 82,000
Nuvember. II 77tl 78 tl HII (l,7r) B.luo
liecomber n 77e4.7H II ml 0.77 18,000
January 111-041181 0 HU 0 Hi) 81 loo
March nt)li.87 8 P3 (187 3,(100
April II H Ul DUB II 114 kill)
May 0Vt4t)04 (1 U7 0 117 8UI)
Iho trading lu cnttou to-day was dull anl feature
less aud lu the main of a lot al professional ehnru ti r.
The srntlment, however, svculinllleh and early lu Iho
lay prices alvanced. I.lverpuul rallied after au
easier uinnhtg aud Now Orleans was n small buyer
here, while there sm a niuderate demand for local
account. After tlie first trausai ttons. howevor, the
market drlfiel Into eitreinrdulnrss. and lu the ab
i.ence of support 1 rl -s weakeued and elecllmd
slightly, the ant prices being pra tlctlly unchenged
lu the general list August op'iiul ut a sharp
rlseou an att nipt ten-ove rsburts. but weakened with
the reel of thn list I nrge receipts at Interior otuts,
togotl er Willi the heat vesilmatid r e ts at Iluuslou
to-morrow, tontrll ulrd to vve uLrn the tout, rha ro
eclptsnt the ports wrru also large, thus far this wok
they hiive bei n almost iloubln last week's movement
f or tho ram mimber of elays, Thn weather lu tho
boutti was generally etc nr, and the predlotlou for to
morrow Is fair and eoote r.
Corrxx Illo 1 uthe simt was quiet and easy; No 7,
(IV Hales l.iiliil Iiur. No 7 at n'no and sou bags
jlara-all o 011 private terms The futuro trailing was
as follovrst
baU. JliQhett. Loieeit, Cloitng
March , .. 7,1.011 7 03 7.U0 n 057 00
Apill BOO 7116 7 111 70Ui7l1
Muy .7,830 7 10 7 10 7ulrt7l(l
June , BOU 7 IB 7 in 7 Kk7 Jll
Seiteiulter., i:0 11 IB 11 JI 11 .Weil 411
December,.., 730 0 70 1170 tl 70(4(1 7.3
futures hew dccllurd 5 Io lOpolnts, closing dull utter
sales uf 10,111 bn,s Havre due lined 4f, llnml.iirg
decllutd 4 pig to 4 pfg. Illo wos weak at Kill r In
advance, reenpta 17,0110; exe'hnngo Hd , an advance,
of a Hal Santos was qulett at uu refsilrcltnot ro
crlpts 43,000, Heavy wcl ts at Illo and hauloadn
priMeeil prices hero aud lu Kurupu to-ilay l-urojio
acild freely
N4VAI hioar I'nthsngeel Spirits of turpentine,
SH9.C28U40 icunuuoutogood stratued rosin, (1 43
(I nu
I'tTBOLrtni C ruilerertltlrates were quoted nt 7,'l .e,
here, aud 78e m O.I city Hell noil unrhauged
1'novisioM I.ard tasy and eiutrt Prime, IB SO
Pork dull. Mess, aii.a'ieljy 13 Tallow, 34c Put
ter t'r ainory,Wrstern, ll.4e. Eggs Western, IU40,
Chicago, Aug, 30 " Larger hog recoil ts ttisu estl
mated, and thu weakness In grain caused provisions
to vpea lower. The selling pressure, however, was
rather light and competition for th offerings between
the leading shorts and several ot the largest packers,
together with a fair outside demand, resulted In a
sharp upturn, the market closing strong at a fair ad
vance over Saturday, We can only reiterate that the
cash demand for hog product Is very largo and not
only puts the provision market ou a strong basis but
Indicates considerably hUher values ) Ighteen thou
sand hogs are estimated for to-morrow
M-Oin Haw dull hut fir mi 8V test, 34c. DO test,
3c. Ilefinod Arm but quiet.
ClilCioo, Aug 30 These were today's prices;
Sal.
Opening, tllgheil. Loveit. Cloitng. Klgnt,
IFhtat :
Sept;,.. PI PS 844 80 034
Dre ... HI) lltl4 fsN4 HB 00
May ... 1)0 Vii'i 004 VI 01
Bept.,..' 804 S0 SI) S9 S4
Deo. . 314 1IJ4 81 884 "1
Uar . . U S34 34 83 84
Oats;
Kept.,. 1S4 19 R 1 18
Dec ... 111 xo m 80 10
Ms) . XJ 8.14 118 28 28
tanl:
Fept .. 4 78 4 S3 4,73 4.SS 4.77
Oct .. 4 77 4 00 4.77 4.H7 4.HII
Deo ... 4.87 4 W 4 85 4. US 4.00
Kins;
Srpt .. n.B7 B71 BS7 C.75 t 110
Oct.... B fij B 7d B 511 0 70 B 37
Deo .5 03 B 10 6 UJ 0.10 6 Oi
lirk:
Sept....$R.70 S0 H.70 s 87 8 75
Oct H 7'J 8 ! 8.7J 8 U2 8 Kll
Deo,... 8.HB UOt 8.83 V.OJ 8 00
I.lre Nlock Mnrliet.
Nrw Vonx, Monday, Aug .'10 Itecelpts of beeves
yesterday and today weru404 head, lucarstot
1 xportrel, 1UU ears direct tu local slaughterers, and
tin t nrs to lie sold Vui, t, genrrnlly steady, except
for hulls, which closed 1 ouslderably lower ards
not quits cleared Native steers sold at ..lua$'i.8U
1 Go tss., stags and oxen at $8 734,30, bulls at
.' 30(:i 80, dry cows tl H0ftt 1 10 Dressed beef
Pun at 7(ii,Siyc it,, for ustlve sides Cables from
Ilrltlsh markets quote American steers at Kii.lllc. V
Tb.. dressed weight, American refrigerated beef at
N4at'e-. V a. No exports todayi tomorrow, 7B0
beevts, 8,840 quarters etf bief
Receipts of calves ye nierdav and teday, nil for the
market, were 8,4'sO lend. Fatrly acttvo and all sorts
steady. About no lieud were carried otst. csls
sold at SV-tJ? no v 1110 Its , grassers nnd buttermilk
ratvesat 3 S0jtt4. City dressed veals nrmatU4
lie. V B.
Itecelpts of sheep and lambs yesterday and to-day.
Including 10 cars direct lei butchers, wera 18,HB4
hiadi BJ cars on sale all told. Nu change In prices
whatetensherpselltng Utile more freely. Altout 8
cars were Carrie d ns er Hheep sold at (8 S .Villi 75
100 ns , lambs at $4 83'4.S 0. Dressed mutton Co
7c V ft. I etresscd lambs, 7(Pc.
Itecelpts of hogs Yesterday and to-day ware 10,188
head, 1 1 cars on sale. Loner ut (4 604 80.
Heal Kstate flales.
Morris Stelnhanlthas sold the block front, SOOxlOO,
on the east tide of Madison avenue, from 100th to
ltllst street
J Hamilton Hunt has sold for Charles T. Harney
the southwest corner of the Iluulevard and Ninety
fourth slrrrt. 100x100
Charles K. Schuyler anl P C.Kckhardt have sold for
the Metropolitan Improvement Company tho south
west corner of Nlnetv second street and the Boule
vard two lots with 3D feet frontage on tho IlouUvard
and a depth uf lOUfoot
Dorr & Husher havo sold to a client for Flora
Douglass tho three story prlvato dwelling. No. 44
West Mn-ty.fourtb street
Frant is M Jenks Is retorted as having sold the plot
on the southwest corneruf the Itoulevard and Ninety
flrst street. lOO.Hxluo, to a syndicate for Improve
ment. AT AICTIOS!.
At the rtroadway Salesroom yesterday Wtlllam M.
11) an sold .No. 41U Kast 18J.I street, three-story stone
front dwelling, lot IIIHxluO 11, foreclosure, to the
plaintiff, William Welsmau. for SD,3nO.
llryan 8. Kenuelly sold First avenue block front
running from Ninety firth street to Ninety sixth
street, right tire-story brick tenrment houses. o riot
801x141), foreclosure, to Jamos J, bong for (133,000.
jiumtrtcL
Wo Invito your attention to tho prospectus of
the YUKON TRADING. MINING AND EX
PLORATION COMl'ANY. Limited, and, as
purely a business proposition, would ask for
samo your caroful consideration.
It is proposed by this company to send out the
most thoroughly equipped expedition which has
) et left for tho Klondike, composed of none 1 ut
experienced miners accustumed to the hardships
of rough mining camps. These men will bo un
der the direct control of F. Eugcno flladwln,
who has had a large and varied experience in
tho working of mines and developing mining j
properties, and who for tho last two years has
had entire charge of a group of mines in Kern
County, California, In which the officers of this
corporation are largely lutorested.
These miners go under a contract which pro
vides that the company shall own llfty-one per
cent, of all "tho claims located by them in con
sideration for their free transportation and tho
necessary supplies furnished for their existence.
Tho company will ncquire further properties by
purchase, option, location or otherwise, and
with that end in lcw George 31. Beldcn sailed
on the steamer Cleveland on Aug. C, for St,
Michaels, en rotito for Dawson City, whero he
will bond a largo number of claims to bo taken
over by us as approved by our board of en
gineers. We havo secured a largo steamer capablo of
carrying 2,b00 tons, doad weight, and It Is pro
posed to tnko a full cargo of provisions and
miners' supplies, over nnd above tho actual
amount required for our own expedition. With
theso trading posts will bo established under the
personal supervision of W. T. Criswcll, who has
long been connected with commercial Interests
in Alaska and on the Pacific Cotst.
It is caponed that this commercial feature of
our bjslncs alone w 111 yield a profit many times
over tbo cost of our in csttnent, leaving the
profits from our mining ventures as nil clear
gain, nnd wo belles o for every thousand dollars
Invested mnti) thousands will be returned.
Tho promoters of this company having faith
in their cnlcrprlso do not ask you to pay SI. IK)
per share for j our stock In order to pro Ide them
with a largo amount at no cost to tbemsolves;
neither do tho directors absorb a large propor
tion of tho receipts of the company In salaries.
1'MIFH Dill l'LW til. 1ST WIS (IV AM
KQI'tl. III, Ml STOCK rtKIM; NET .tHIDIt
FOIt A Or-PICI'll Oil IIIHFCTOIt EXCBPT AS
IT IS STUM Klltr.ll tD PAID FIMlTTIKS.l.TIE
AH DV Klllllt OT1IFH SlIlltEIIOI.UI'.Il.
TUIt UlllF.t TOILS AMI OFFICERS A TIE TO
UFCEIXF. Ml NVI.tltlKS I'ATIl. tOTDII DV
TIIKNIIAItEIIOI.llKIls. AMSTIIK1 UAtKRX'rN
hCIUHF.D AMI l'tl 11)11 900,000 SlltltES.
Subscription books aro now opon at Iho oillces
of the companv :
Bl Wall St.. New York city.
341 Equitable lliiildlug, Hnltlmore.
407 Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, N, Y.
031 Spit7er Hutldliig. Toledo, Ohio.
Appplications may bo niado by mall to any of
our offices, accompanied by check or I'ost Olllco
order for tho number of shares desired, but no
certificate for less than forty shares will bo
Issued.
YUKON TIIAIIIVO. MINING AND KX-
1'I.OItA'l ION CO.. 1T'D.
Correspondence solicited.
Personal Inters Ions invited.
FINAL KIOTiOeH
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado
Railway Company
Bondholders' Agreement of April 5, IB97
MUST siollTt. stilt a I'er Out. Uouds
IIOSTOS, Mass , Aug. IS, 1897,
NOTICE IS HrilHlY OIVI'.N that lionds may lie
deposit! d under the bondholders' agreement of April
3, 1NUT, up to anil Including October 1st, 1KU7, at
either the Old tolonj Trust l'oiiiian In Iloslun,
Inssni hiisrttp, or llin Guaranty Trust 1'ouipnny
ofsew lork, In evv Ittrk, rir aorle.
AftirOclolter 1st, 1807, bonds will not be received
for deposit under said bondholders' agreement ex
cept In the discretion of tho committee and upon
such terms as It may see tit to Impose,
'IIAni,E rt. COTTIMl, Chnlrman.
til Mil. KM. TLCUEIIMAV.
J A HIES J.('ltMV
WILLIAM K. 4.1,1V,
Committee under DondholdrrB' Agreement of
April u, 10U7,
JDDSON 1IA11MON,
Cincinnati, Oblo,
Counsel,
CIIA111X8 II TYIXIt,
001 Bears Dulldlng, Doston, lloss.
OEOIIGE W. DAVKNl'OKT, Secretary,
Mo. Trtmout st , lloiton, llau.
efinrtntim. I
Ia rr-" " - - ., - --fc. -!-,- -- irsMij ,-, ,-. , H
CBntral Pacific Railroad Company j
ist Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Ofllco of the Central raclflc It. P. Co i a
San Francisco, August 11th, 1SU7. I
This company has mado arrangements to eitena
Its ttS.HMD.OOO First Mortgage lionds, maturing tan
uary 1, 1808,solhat the Principal thereof shall be
come duo as f ollowsi
,nt5,ooo. Merles 'A' an December I, inn
III, 000,000, RerlM 'It' 1
1,000,000, Merles 'C an December 1, laea
tH.BNll.ooo, Merles 'II
drt.Onr.OOO. Herlea 'K' on Jnns I, IDOO
SO.ono.ooo. torlea 'fi
B.OOD.OOO. Merle. ' Jo , ,
n.OOO.OOO. Rerlea 'II'
n, oil, OOO, Merles ' J
with Interest meanwhile at the rate of O per rent,
per annum, Principal and Interest payable In I 3
Ueld Coin.
The right Is reserved to redeem tho Bonds so et.
tended at any time on paying to the llondhotelers I ha
paror face value of Iho lionds and Interest therein
at the rale of 0 percent, per annum from January I,
lrlOB, InU. 8. Gold Coin, less such Interest acetued i
subsequent to that dato, aa may have been paid there- '
on before such redemption thereof. u
The right ot the Bondholders to avail themselrei J
of such oxtenslon has been reserved to snch tiolrlen
as, ov tin nRForiE ocTonEn no, inj, ,i,,:i
present their Bonds for that purpose at the olace ot x
Messrs. stl-ElEtl CO., KW IOBK, f
The Extended Bonds will be stamped to shots th g
extension, and new Coupons will be annexed repre
senting futuro Interest, I -'
Copies or the Extension Agreement can be ob. I
tained at the Company's offlce and at the office of tu I
Bankers Defora mentioned. J
MAAO A.. BEQI A, 1
Presleleat. I
lief erring to above Notice, Bondholders are sdm.d I
that they may present their Bonds for extension at I
our office and deposit the same with us, tree ot
charge, on er before) October no, 1HOT, under a
llondholders' Agreement, dated August 14th, 1607,
between Depositing Bondholders and ourselves
In view of the Co-npany'a maturing obligations to
the United 8tates Government, we consider It Impor
tant that the Bondholders should unite In order to
secure effective representation of their common
Interests. The above Bondholders' Agreement gives
tu full powr to rerjresent depeslted Bonds, and tt
take any action that we may deem necessary to pro
tect their rights and enforce their security, and also
In any readjustment of the Company's Bonded Debs
to represent such Bonds, subjeet to the final approval
of Depositing Bondholders. We will make no charge
to the Depositing Bondholder for service render!
under this Agreement.
Temporary Itecelpts will be Issued for Bond de
posited, which upon extension of th deposited
Bonds, may be exchanged for Engraved CERTIFI
CATES OF DEPOSIT. The latter will be counter
signed by the CENTRAL TRU&T C01IPANT OT NEW
YORK, aa custodian, of the deposited Bonds when
extended, and will carry Interest coupon to repre
sent the Interest coupons of tbo Extended Bonds.
Application will be made to list these Certlfloat
of Deposit at the Nsw York, London, Fraakfort
cn tho-Maln. Berlin, and Amsterdam Stock Ex- '
changes. 1
Copies of the Extension Agreement and ot th
Bondholders' Agreement, above referred to, may bt)
obtained at our office.
SPEYER & COa,
DO IIUO SI) HTIIBET.
yw Tort, August 31. 1887.
s
$5,000,000.
SEBin A
Pennsylvania Company )
GUARANTEED 3J PEE CENT. (
TRUST CERTIFICATES. r
Secures! by Covenant or this Pennaylvasitst
Company and Pledge or Flrt j Thousand RbJtrcts
or thr .unsnterd Mpeclat Block or the Plrta
burab. rort Wayne Ac Chicago Railway Com
pany, AKarra-atlBK act Par sitb Million Dollar
(05,000,000), nnd bt UeSVABAlTr OFTHB
r E.WB1 LVASL ItAILBOAD (COXiPAXT.
On behair or oaroelvcss anil naaosrtato vrti
havee pure hnsed the entire Issue or thesus C)tf.
tlflcate. or which we now ofrer ror sdfti
tes.soo.ooo nt ihn price or 10a and InteiiUt
rrom Heptember 11, ISOT, abjet to previous
isnleo nnel to ndvnnre or price wllbont notice.
Temporary receipts will be given until en
Braved certificate are ready for delivery.
TVE RECOMMENT) THESE SECURITIES AS AS
INVfcSTlir.NT OF THE HIGHEST CLASS, ASD
WILL EM11U1T COPIFS OF THE DEED OF TRCPT '
OX APPLICATION AT EITHER OF OCR OFFICES.
The Girnrd Life Insurance, Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia,
Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia,
Union Trust Company of New York,
No bO Broadvs ay. New York.
August iioth. 1897.
HANKISO HOI-"! OF
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
11, IB, IS A 17 Uroad St.
Mcinbs n
N. T. Stock Exchange. X Cotton Exchange.
N. Y. Produce Exchange. Chicago U111-.I ot Trade,
Orders executed at anv of the abov e I xchanges for
Investment or ou margin Interest allowed on de
posit accounts, subject to check at ,!ght. Act as Fiscal
genu for Corporations and for t tatr Investments
1 -OS HFTH AF. .cor !!5lhSt
..k nme.. J b7 HHOADWAY, Mlk. r x'g Bldg
Branch Office. J , ltUj,so ST Mrrcantilo Ex'g.
I 20 COURT 8T . Brooklvn
'
liridentliJ ntta interest. li
Uelawnre aud Hudson I ntial Cnnitmnv. Vffi
NEW YORK. Aug .'5. I07 ,
A quarterly dlvldtn I of ONE AND ONE QUARTER
(ls)l'hll CENT on tho cspltal stock of this Comi any
wlllbeiialit atlhofllceof thc'Conipaiiv. SI Cortlsnlt
bt . la ihls city, on and after Wednesday, t-ept v,
1807, The transfer books will berlosedfriuii the e lost
or buslnctu to-day uuttl tho morning of Thursday, H
bept. in. 1MI7
By order of the Board of Managers
C11MU.KS A. WALKER, Trcasnrer,
ROlTIIEIl llII.AV lOUI'lM. H'
Intrr'sl duo Sept. t on Southern Ilallisay Fast
Tenuessee Reorganization 4 ier cent Donets will b m
paid ly J. 1'. Morgan ft Co, Nrw orki lUrhnuuil
and Danville Railroad Company blnklug Fund liul
tncut 0 r cent lionds, by J 1' Murgan & Co S w
ork, and J S, Morgan A Co , London, Englan I Vir
ginia Midland Railway Cciiiipativ s, rl.el Iloiuls by
Safe Deposit aud Trust Compauv, ilaltlmore. M I
II CANM LY, Treasurer
OFFICK OF F.I.SIIt II OVI3I-IICI tl. llt'
I'Wl.
40 Wall st., Ni'w York, August 18, lrii"
The Directors have this das ilec'lartd a epiarle rly
dividend of TWO (.') PHI CFNT. on the irrf -r-rd
stock, pnjntile r-rptemU'r 10, IKU7, to stoc Whol Irrs
of recoid at tbo close of business August Jlst Trvns
for hoo's of tbo 1 referred stock will be el sulfr n
BipteiiilK-r 1st to September loth, both Inclusive
Chocks w 111 bo mailed
EDWARDC. LFE, Treasurer
THE t (ll.l'MlllM. IIIIIHIMi Ai,i.i:v.t ro.
i.nnei Ittinv tt .,
. SIOMttlllttr, IIIll'KIl Kit.
Couitoiisiluebeptember 1st, 1HVI7, on I be Cnlumbis
, Toleelei Railway Colnpanv'H so und morlk'gr "' 1 ar
tent iKinilt will bo pa d oil ami after S..tuiubrr 1st,
1-W7, uiion prrBriitatlou at Iho nfttcvof TheMats
1 rust Cum) any, lull Broadway, Nrw urk
,N MONhAltlur, Receiver
COLBMIlUg, OHIO. August !4tb. 1MI7
Mixioi'in, uistK wii ri:ti n't " '
4. Wallniiriit, Now Yor, Aug 'In, lm"
The loupillH of tnr HlbSOUHl, KAN- fs OP
TrXAH RAILWAY lOHl'tNY OF IIAAs inulur-
IngKrpt. 1st. 1 HU7 "III lm pall u on iresrliiv a ';
al tbo iifflio of this Coinpan), 4fi Wall HI 1111 uud k
after that dato. ej. 0 IIHmr.lr. asurrr I
'trrtionss nnd IHcrtinnfl. ,
(lilt ll,ll,tll.tl.l(l lit 11,1111 tit (llll'IMi ''
CIIKAOll. III. Alii, i , ,'
N'OTH'K - iiuarlcrl) illvldi'Ml uf en r il 1 1
revcuty llvr tents per share lias this 'n i -
elarol ou tin Prefrrre el and Cuiiiniou blei, g f ' u
lorniiau. 1 aynblo em thr llrst ilar of ftP '.
next. In tint sin. L'lulilers of record at the 1 r
huslnrss b itiri on the liltli Instant ..
Thr illvidrud on nli jreu registered In New rt "i
lo paid at thetnnl s of Itui Ciiuipuu s k m v
t'uvler, Mortiau A Cnini any II I'lne kir
ork, and tliedlvldeud on than t rrgtstirid m
1 aco will bo paid at the olllcen ft'm Ties r '
Companv, c 11 FOsThll In"'' '
TIIK AV AIIUOIl llIIUOll vll't
MANHATTAN LIrK 111 II llSu.
lid Uroadvvay, Ne w oiLeiiy
The annual meeting of tho stuckhul lcrs of th 4r
Arbor Rullroal Cuiupau will l lie! I ! '
ofllce of the Company ut Duraud Ml i' ,
bept lie, IHI17, at 6 11 , lock A 11 lir'li ' ' ' '
nvo Directors an I the transacll in uf auv an 1
man which may prupe rl) ciini" In fore sai 1 ' ' .
rransfrr Imoks will I closed m Aug 1 "'' 'u
reopened un Upt. U, 1BU7, at lu oil n k 'I
I), V, TATfc, bvoielary.
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