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r ; j .. THE SUN, TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1897.
W; S0I3J,' HIS WIFE FOR $150.
i nr - mnoffiwa n Entire e wnsir
' 'I'" jLniiAiaxKD fob tueft.
V IMm
!' B " 10O tTatcM and Chala ! I
Hfl Aeeaaad ofHtriillBK ITere) Consideration far
f iytll lit Tir Mm and Her Purchaser, Whom
"' tit II Mia Married at la CUT Hall, Arr(l.
! (11 1 A void watch and chain valued at $180,
'I Ur which Jacob Schreck of 120 Cannon street
r ? aerU bo received aa consideration for hla relln-
i s.( qulshlng all tltlo and claim to his wife, whom
K , he married tt o years bro. were the nitency that i
Sy I finally caused tho arrest of tho Ihrce nllcgod ,
ff. I participants in a uueor matrimonial traneac- ,
lion, the story of which was told yesterday in
nil' tho Essex Market Court.
8 I , Late Krlday night Hntltl Bachs, 22 years old,
r ! ,v of 137 Kant Third street, went to tho Kldridgo
V J r idreet station and conllded to Detects o Morris
: f t fohen that on Koli. 10 ho had been robtted by
f 5 '" Kchreck, Ho said that Schreck hod Rained ad-
y I , mltunco to his rooms at 3 Ilarard stroct ilur-
i ( ng bis absonco and stolen his watch and chain
g I from a bureau drawer.
' u '. Saohs pointed out Schreck to the detective
s1 ft In Grand street, and Schreck was arrcstod and
. ! ft i. locked up. Shortly afterward ha callod tho de-
i f'L g , tectlro to his cell, and said that he was willing
tie to mako a cloan breast of everything. He
B ' f acknowledged receiving tho proierty from
I S Bachs, and then gavo tho particulars of an al-
19 '' leged bargain. Ho said that Sachs told blm
j? ' that bo liked Mrs. Schreck, who is about HO
V 31 i' j cars old, and wanted to know how much ho
i Ql wanted for her. '1 ho gold watch and chain vtoru
l' gi - finally agreed upon as a proper prlio. Iho wo-
't nWKmh man was present during tho negotiations, no-
, tM; lonllnir to uhrack'n story, and on the promise
;V PUrl ' of receiving a diamond ring for herself sha con-
' 3.' tented to tho bargain. ...
AW WJ Sbo then klssod her hUBband good-by and
v j.9 I' told him she hoped he would get another wlfo
tj 51 1" ,vho would bo as valuablo to him as sho hail
' ' all 1 beon. Mrs. Schreck and Sachs then went to
. ftl t the City Hall and wero married by an Alder-
S ' (Si It man. Tho marriage was ucrformod about ten
! UK months ago.
' B W When Bchreck was arraigned In tlio Essex
v j M; Markot Court yosterdoy on a charge of grand
I y If ffm,' larceny, Sachs was proaent In court to press the
s j '! Ill complaint. Petcctlvo Cohon Iminodlntely
; , J iJB placed him undor arrest on a cliargo of bigamy.
I ' 1 1 B Kchreck laughed out loud when Sachs was
.'. placed in the pen beside hlui.
i L S Mr Schreck told his Btory to Magistrate Kud-
! ! I "co WD0 Issued a warrant for tho arrest of the
,1 H woman. I)etcrllo Cohen arrestod her shortly
? ft; B-v after noon. When arraigned In tho pollco court
H m "ho ocknowledned that sho bad married both
,, H my, men. She said that sho had tired of her now
; l & Mi husband and announced her Intention of return-
-.- EBB' ing to Schreck. The woman admitted that
V cflH joine years ago she had served n term in a Penn-
(Hi sylvania prison for bigamy. Schreck was held
ft B "n bo chago of leallng the watch and main.
i h B, and tho woman and Sachs were held in $:i.COO
,j n B ' ball oach on churges of bigamy. The threo
;; JJ prisoners could not furnish ball and were locked
it - ud.
jfj ' TICKET BOALPEIt J.MIESTED.
P B
: ; , B The ArrMt rrtendly One to Teat the Maw
)t U Bt l.aw Tlabeas Corpua ITrlt Cot
t 'm; The first arrest under the law against tloket
J-. t B scalpers was made yesterday when Detective
lj if Bi English of the Centro Street Court squad ar-
iifi I rested Frederick M. Holies, a clerk In the oOlca
jilt I ufOuttav O. Lansing, n ticket broker at 307
J lroadway. The cotuplslnant was Henry J.
t' K I Hradford, a salesman In the employ of Sweetser,
! K I l'embrook Si Co, of 370 Urondn ay.
ji'fr i The arrost was a friendly one, as the ticket
' '; I scalpers, realized that tho railroads wsro not
, I lllcsjy.U) cause an arrost and thus mako a test
', 1 case, wh'en Iho Ian Is so clearly In their favor.
: j I, Ilradford bought transportation to Norfolk. Va.,
' t W, nn Wednesday afternoon from Holies. Ho paid
: '.' m him $0,80 and recelvod a llrst-clnHS ticket over
i m thd Pennsylvania Railroad to Haltlmoro and a
i . W ticket on the Daltlmnre Steam Packet Company
; JB fram,Baltlmure to Norfolk. Tho rate charged
XffiBB by the Pennsylvania Hnllroad Is 3.30.
r, Vf '' Ts rre'(l brouaht several brokers to court.
ifijl i Among these were Qustav O, Lansing and Isaac
ilhlm Frank, representing the American Ticket
:l !l 1 Jtrokers' Association, of which Frank Is Presi-
'Vim dent; Joseph Neubureer and David Hlrschllcld
(hVJB 1 ' and George Tyroler, representing the Quaranteo
',:M i llcket Brokers' Association. Mr. Frank talked
. i II , freely to reporters.
jt-cB "We maintain." said he, "that the new law la
Krff " unconstitutional. In preparing this test case
ivBB 'i wo took first-class tickets, such as are bought at
BTBBk" any ticket ofllcc. There is no claim made by tho
BTBBfv complainant that the tickets are fraudulent or
'laOl'' that tbey wero stolen. We are simply charged
" m 'ff wlth selling railroad tickets without being the
' I X uV authorized Agent of tho transportation com-
ilfB'Y' pany. Wo hold that we havo as much right to
xAmt Mi. sell a ticket as to sell a watch, a suit of clothes,
CtV li oranyothor commodity.
bB 15 "And another thing." continued Mr. Frank,
5f! !' "If youno to the PennRvlvnnla Hallroad ofllco
I'B ' ' and buy n ticket for Norfolk, Vn., thoy will
i'lrl 'I " charge tou S'l.ao. If you buy a ticket to Haiti-
(KB , ' mora they will chargo ou $5.30, and at Haiti-
ftillB f moro you can get a ticket over the Baltimore
Sibai ' Bteam Packet Company to Norfolk for Si. Tho
f PB ' railroad knows that as well as we do. but It bun-
I H K coes you out of $2. Wo charge merely 30 cents
1 JJ.I , .- forgiving vou the Information."
if, ' r BolleB was represented In court by Louis Mar-
j , 1 ; shall, Abraham Gruber. and former Assistant
', ? . s District Attorney T. J. McManus. Ho pleadod
i : i not guilty, and Magistrate Wentworth was
'i ' i about to parole him for further examination
? , when the lawyers objected.
J ? t 'i " We want to begin habeas corpus proceed-
j; i " ings," they explained to Mngistrato Went-
j a I worth, "and before wo can do bo he must bo
'ft ( i commlttod to tho Tombs. We do not want him
f I( ! locked up. howover, and If hols con-mltted we
sgki ' .1 " hope tho Warden will parolo him pending these
'C i proceedings."
'jf Hi Warden O'Shea was summoned and agreed to
S : , this plan. Hollos was committed to the Tombs
tl -: by the Magistrate to await further examlmtion
I J ' and was at once paroled by Warden O'Shea.
, ; ' :' His lawyers then went to the Supreme Court
?!','' and got a writ of habeas corpus from Justice
s ( i Beach returnable not Wednesday.
tj ! ; , EOT TICKET 8CAZ.PEI13 JTAEBED.
& '
V JKJ f They Reaold Transfers Thrr Deagr d from Tbtrtt
I 7 Avenue Cable Itoad raaseasrra.
t , i Benjamin Peyser, aged 18 years, of 203 East
; -I j 128th street and Henry Wolff, aged 15 yenrs, of
; ,1 Sll East 121st stret, vero arraigned in Harlem
J v ' v Conrt yesterday on a charge of violating tho
' f Anti-Ticket Scalper law. The youths belong to
i I an army of newsboyn who beg transfer tickets
) . from passengers of tho Third avenuo cable road
i y ft and resell them to other passongers at liberal
) , discounts at 12.1th street and Third nvenua.
: j 'f ; Tbey wore arrested at tho Instigation of Ed-
..I 'I ' ward H. West, transfer lnspoctor at that point.
j f i Mr. West says that tho business In these Blips
! j 1 lias grown so largo that several conductors went
ii i into partnership with the youthful scalners and
H 1 lost their places as soon as they were discovered.
- ? if II, TheTe was no copy of tho law In court, so
i iUIv Mssls.trate Deuel discharged Wolff. Peyser
r ; ,lf I had somo unpunched slips In his pocket, which
E ' bo isld ho found In the railway depot. He was
m, ;il paroled for examination.
Bjl ,lu .
I 'if I QONTKACTQll SEAGltlST SLOW.
'ft j) , Be May no Comaellad to Hurry Up the Work
hi .It lie's Been Doing for (be Dock Ooard.
'It ' The old row over tho question as to whether
; I f j or not Contractor Eeagrlst should be forced to
) , is B pay (he penalties due tho city by roason of his
j v ! ( f having failed to complete his contracts on time
?.. I Jj )l ' was revived In tho Dock Board yesterday, Mr.
, ; i Besgrlst has threo contracts for the removal of
, j ' , buildings In tho vicinity of the foot of West
(Sb. ' i ' '" Eleventh street to mako room for the building
!'m af 'B of (the five new big piers for tho ocean llnors,
VU BK ;l ', and to each of them was attochod a penalty of
fBJ '( ' $5,000 If tho work was not completed lnaccr-
rl ft ,v tain number of days. None of the contracts was
KvBj m- L tlnjijied Ofi time, and President U'llrlen wanted
'BJ ill J. to enforce tho rolluctlon of the penalties, but
, Bj ;l Commissioners Elnstelu and Monks objected.
" B iB. r Vesterday Morris & Co., who have tbo con-
s B V ff trftct 'or dredging at the foot of Wist Kiev-
'. 'k U I enth street, applied for an extension of ten days'
" m S af"! time in whloh tocomplete their work. Through
; m ;)al'Fi Mr- Lenry, who represented them, they ullogod
B Um'X'. that their work was retarded by the slowness of
I i PS-f' Contractor Hengrlst. Oon. OUirlen B.ild ho
P Si ulBil wimlrt roto for tho extension if Ills lollungucs
v SI iff - Srdam, "6fru,eto enfproo the penalties against
f tM '$ ' ?od"L,I,A,'?wd,ho cllyhdaliedyl5stl)0.
tl'' 1 1 ScftBrl,t bni not completed his contracts
!, B Ulr Mr, E'injteJn objected, and moved that tho
? fl I I' . penaltloebe remitted; but as tho matter had
M tm iot been put on tho regular schedule on tbo day
' If - I'fjrjo". I" acconlani-e with the rules uf the
I f JfockIoard.lt wont over until next week, when
B k B, the fight will be renewed.
I B Corpse round In Rtalen Island Bound.
f, B lK ' Tlle body' of Gwnan. about 3 yean old
BH hm 1 Wa" f0uml ln 8uton Islnd Sound, off Chel'
:Bjl f! B' sea, Statcn Island, yesterday. Thcro was noth.
MM &iBv'jK
V fc fe mJM lourt Catendara This Day.
k:l i BK Appsllate DIlilon Supreme Cnun Itacru
iB Hi. WMjUr 1M .1 I0.M A M. iWliEtljSS.
f B BE' hurMrtte's Court-Cbambera-Ko day calendar
' I TBI ? Vr,l', w," ' Catharine UonoSue, a.uhJJr
A I lBBEf J.tvConnur, Ann Arnmrong, JU,n ZiorlciJuuu Via
tW FBBBi ?Jr" "' WIlulunfcCa?rfuUbecair
Brl iBBBtT 1UU0A.U. 4llllPaul,Janla4Ulor.alllIX,
l , K . OUr Vaurt-bjiwIU Tsrm-UuUoui, '
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BOBBED USE JNriRX MISTRESS.
Betle Mennnaie Prew m Check far ! In
stead rta, and Ran Away Meet a Man.
MotrrcLAin, N. J Sept. 2. Belle J. McManus,
who for the oast two yean has been a servant
in the family of Mrs. N. It. Heed, went to ber
mistress a few days ago and asked If she could
have a short vacation. At the samo time she
asked for her wages, 10. This morning Mn.
Heed, who Is over 00 years old and Infirm,
asked her to get her check book and to wrlto
out a check for 810.
Tho chccE was drawn and signed and the girl
started for tho Hank of Montclalr to gst the
money. When the check was presented to tho
paying teller It called for $210. The check was
enshrd without question. From the bank Miss
McManus went to tho Delaware, Lnckawanna
and Westorn Hallroad depot and took the 10:25
o'clock train for New York, having her trunk
checked tn the city. After the hank closed it
was discovered that Mrs. Heed's account was
overdrawn. A notico to that effect was sent to
her. Mrs. Hoed learned that tho check for $210
was the one sho had signed for $10. The police
were notified end tho joung woman was trared
to Hobnken. Thcro she met a man. No further
trace of her could bo found.
Ilnnk Meairna-er Ilecaniea Insane.
KrxnsTOH, Sept. 2. Thomas Kennedy, Jr.,
who has until recently been employed as mes
senger In tho First Nntlonal Bank of Hondout,
has been committed to the Mlddletown State
Hospital, having become insane. He Is imbued
with tbo idea that he Is called upon to become a
Jesuit, and has neglected his work and evinced
Interest ln nothing except Jesuitical matters.
FINANCIAL ASt COStMKItOIAT
New Tork ataek Ksehanva Halea Sept. 9.
tJKITJtD STATES) Aim BTATK H0ND8 tIN Sl.OOOs),
10 U B4t,r. 10071 U' QVardebSSt
3U8U.e.lB07113V of 1901 07S
clooino mice! or united states bonds.
Bid. Jtktd. Bid. Aiked.
Cn 8t St, r. Cn 8t 8s, r,
tplofO. 07a 1004 1134 114U
Cn St 4s, r, Un fit Bs, o,
1007 1114 11C 1004 1134 U44
fn St 4s, c, Dn at Ss, r,
1007 112 HS'a 1B08 10S
Cn Bt 4s, r, Dn St , r,
1039 12S4 1204 1800 10S
CnSt 4s, e,
loan 126' 1201
miMtOAD AND other noitrts fTN Sl.OOOtn.
116 Ateh adj .. CSS 3L4N. SNA
06 68V etc 03
100 58"b 1 M8tL cnSa.lon
07 60 6 lOOU
25 GO'S 11 MobftOrnt.... 76a
111 68s4 7MoPaecn 00
81AtohgBt4s 88' 6 Mo P col lit Oi. 74
01 88S 6 NorPaolit,r..l20's
81 88s 0NPprlor4s.... 02'.
21 AmToh scrip.. 82 16 02
10 83 0 024
10 834 lONraoralSi.... 004
10 84 60 004
1 84V136 00
40 85 7JorfWcn4 77a
0 Ann Arbor 4s.. 83 7 774
1 BrookRT 0... 80 10 78
1 Brook CnOSs. 1 39 0 784
7 114 2ST8aiml.. 84
2Chso cn Bs.112 3 NTCdebBi...ll0
30 Chi0rnl4s. 82 6 HT.Ot StL4tl08
16 82"s lSWcn 144
23 824 lNV.OWr4s 00
70 824 2NV.OVfcn5il004
2C.BQ4s,Nx 044 3 OftMlstspd,.101H
1 Con Oss of Cble 60 OrR&N 4i.... 00
Bi 10B 10 004
10CanSoutblit..llO IOOSLcbBs 02
10ChlaTml1st.tr 46 1 024
10 46s lOOSUInoa 674
28 4594l6 0rs Imp S.
26 464 lsttp 101
1 CnPaoc;8a..l02 10rrnna44s 112
20 Chic K I ml Oil 01 21 P. Bl,Elt..l08S
7 Com Cable 4s.. 1064 .6 1084
0 Col Mid 4s, lit 2 Ro.W40exBs.1104
lp. 124 1 ltockIlcxSi..l00
2 124 13Redtnl4.... 804
8 124 1 80
6 12"s 6 Rio O Wlit.... 80S
36 12' 1 804
26 13 4 804
6 Chic O LAC CO 1 0 So P of Arts tit 004
lit 104 6 044
6 1044 6 StI.ftSFgSs..l00s
4CeaOacnBs... 04"! 1 StLftSF 4i.. 71
31 044 6BtPKnt4 1024
15 COaRylittao 304 17 St P lit. C ft P,
3DenftROcn... 884 Wdlr 114"s
10 Detroit OasBi.. 014 1 StPlit,WftM5113
10 014 3St LSWHt... 70
5 Erie lit ex Ill 1 1 Stan RftT .. OB
1 Erie prior bds.. 03 6BtanRTlno. 174
33 024 25SAftAPlit4i 01
24 Erg lien 8-4.. 724 21 014
33 724i 5SCftOalit... 05
er.Tennlst 1084 10 BoR'wayBi.... 04"
6FPMlit.lst6sll4 0 044
2F1&PM6S 85 10RtJftOIS-3-4. 08
6 Ft Worth lit... DS4 2 07
10 70 lTftPlitBi 004
100, H'g ft 8 A 1 004
MP5s 02 20TexPaeSdln... 33j
3 0 Or Day, deb B.. 7 13 334
14 74 14 33
6 74 6TC,IftRi,Bd 88
6 74 1 UnPacOflj.tr.il 14
10 OenEloodebSilOO 0 Ill
DIlftTCgnl4t. 74 6DnPao07i 1014
3 IrMt, ABrexBil004 J Un Pao 07i, t r.l 1 14
1 IrnnMt fis, s.... 87 3 Un Pac Ofl, t r. 1 1 1
27IronMtBi 874,16 Un Pao 09s, tr.H24
60 88 ll5UnPaosf.tr.. 1114
8 884 2UnlonEllit.tr 704
2IntOtN8d.. 85 jlO 80
26 Iowa Cent lit.. 0741 1 Wab lit 1074
6 08 2 107
3 084l0 1074
7 084 17 Wab 2d 81
27 00 0 804
16 004 2 804
20KanPcon.tr.. 02 3 804
6KPDdas,tr...H34 10 80
20 1134 30 Wabdeb.sB... 30
10 KanftTex 4i 803 10 204
20 , 8641 1 Writ Un colBslOB
17 804 lWnt8h4i 1084
2KanftTex2di. 03 10 Weit Bh 4i. r.,.1074
3 024 2 WChSRBi....l02
40 03 6 WN Yl'a lit 1004
6LacledeO tit,. 1024 2 107
1 LakeShore4il034 10 WNYftPagnl 484
2 Lou ft Ng 41... 86 6WUOnlit.tr 374
lLftNgnl 1104 1 Wis Cent Ino... 7
13 I.AN.r A lit 00
Total salti of railway bonds (par vales), 05,800,000.
ItAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Oven- IHoh- Lou- . Ctoitna ,
!'. '. ft. ft. Bid. Alkrd
llBAd'Ex.l67 167 167 165 168
l(lt8BAmSR..1604 1674 1634 1604 1674
lt8BAmSRpll84 110 1184 1184 1184
730Am8M. 144 144 144 144 144
4B0AmSMp 334 334 334 334 334
ISOMAmTob. 064 00 044 044 05
800ATobpfH3 113 113 113 114
17 Am Kx. .1154 no 11641154117
7485 Am COII 264 204 254 26 204
S47BAmCOp 704 80 70 70 704
1870 Atrb.Tft
8Fr.. 164 164 164 J64 164
18170 Atch.Tft
RFop.. 334 34 334 334 334
lOOAmBkN 43 43 43
Bit. It P 10 10 10 10 22
lOOIlruniwIc 14 14 j i4 ii4 31,
070IlltftO 17 171, 17 1Jl, 17,4
100 Bait ftO.
BWp.n 0 0 0 64 04
18820 Il.yStO 14 1414 13r, 14i, j4u
lOOtlr'kRT 324 324 314 33 324
lOOHUn a. 1214 1214 12t4 121 122
25810 CtiiMo.. 664 00 664 684 684
BOOCanPae. 714 7114 71 7l 72
eooconlc.. 384 30 384 30 304
10700ChOtW 17.4 184 17 174 174
200CtiQW
pf.A.. 36 30 36 '
720 Ch at W
pf.B... 274 274 204 204 27
lOOCenPao 14 14 14 134 144
22005 ChuftO 204 204 264 204 204
"OCliftEI 60 504 60 404 61
43S5ChlcOMl034 1064 1034 1044 1044
ttL.... 374 404 374 384 30
StLp, 834 86 834 B3 BO
83887 Cft NU'1224 1274 1224 1264 1254
1.10C4.VWP106 108 14J6 164 106
lewac.llftu. 074 084 074 OB 084
il:K 4'4 06'' 04V "' "
I'Pf.,.,1444 1444 1444 1444 iaak
"Z?V"f 0lh QS' T' oi 0l5
J0Coltta 244 26", 844 86 264
Oftn- WV V9- r-Clene?
Mtm. in a. .
2060C,IL 184 184 124 184 184
1)271 CIALp 374 374 S04 304 374
flOOC.IIVAT. 64 64 64 64 0
280 O. II V ft
Tpf.... 10 10 10 104 17
800 Cft II C. 74 74 74 7 74
BOCapTrao 604 604 604 60 67
8B7ConOaa.l04 104 1084 10841034
BOODftHud. 1104 1104 1104 110 1104
700D.LftW1004 1004 100 1604100
200DetOai. 404 404 404 40 48
601) ft HO. 124 124 184 184 134
2180DftROp 474 474 474 474 48
lOODHftFD 18 18 18 104 18
lOOD.SSftA 4 4 4 34 4
lBOOErleRR 174 174 174 174 174
2330F.rleltp 414 424 414 414 414
400Frle2dp 234 234 23 834 234
OOFrlrTftT 084 084 084 08 084
lROOEROu. 004 074 00 00 07
400FPM.. 134 14 134 13 134
HOOF nip 42 434 42 304 42
1024 Ft WAD
Cs 154 20 144 18 81
840RAW 384 384 384 37 40
200GtNorpl36 130 136 130 lb8
1406B(1f&KIii- 384 304 384 384 384
480linciaain07 074 07 074
INTO IllCrnt.1064 1004 1064 1064 1064
1100 111 stett. 60 60 404 404 404
8t20IaCrn 184 134 184 124 13
lOVOIaCenp 41 41 40 404 41
100 K ft Pit. ,20 .20 .20
4KADM. 6 6 6 4 44
00I.EW 22 22 214 214 814
B20LKWp 70 70 764 704 704
202 Lain Slil 77 177 177 177 178
lOLonglil. 42 42 48 40 46
1200 Lacl Oat 484 484 484 48 484
OlOSLouAN. 014 02 014 014 014
17110 Han Con 10 04 1004 1064 1004 1004
eOOUexNctf 14 14 14 14 2
8B0ftTracl234 1234 1234
8000MlchCenlO8 1104 108 1084 100
000 MA Bit, 264 204 264 20 264
400 M ft St I.
litp... 88 60 86 884 80
822BMft StL
2dpf... 674 004 674 604 00
17033 IoP. 384 304 38 384 384
iau0Uo.lCftT 164 164 144 16 164
8810M.KTp 304 304 364 854 30
400HobftO 32 32 314 314 32
100N Starch 13 13 13 124 13
200KtlBt2p 40 42 40 40 46
850NLOII.. 214 214 214 21 214
lBSONJCcnt 00 004 064 004 004
B200NYCntl084 1104 1084 110 1104
032SSatLead 384 384 38 384 384
870NatIlplOO 106 100 100 107
400 Nor Am. 64 64 64 64 64
100 it Y Air
Brake.. 804 804 804 SO 804
1780 NY. C
StI,.... 104 174 104 174 174
810 NY. Oft
BlLlp 70 70 70 78 BO
4700 N T. 0 ft
StLSp 30 484 30 404 414
117SNY.SftW 18 184 18 18 184
1800 NY, 8 ft
Wpf... 304 304 30 30 804
lOONftW.. 14 14 14 134 14
SSOONftWp 304 304 304 30 304
18B5NorPc. 18 18 174 174 18
70BlNPaop. 604 504 60 604 604
8088OntW 174 184 174 174 18
2B60ORNpf 004 714 004 71 72
lOOOreSL.. 22 22 22 j 22 224
14825 Pac Mall 304 304 304 384 384
2778 PulFalO 176 1704 176 170 1704
BS4P.C.C ft
StL... 22 88 814 214 23
100 Penn RR1 124 1124 1124
14080 Reading 27 274 204 274 274
0840 Read I p 564 664 644 664 664
82C0Read2p 334 334 334 334 334
823ROWp 644 60 644 664 60
lOOStLftSF 84 84 84 74 84
2000 St L-ftS
FUl p. 654 60 644 66 664
025 St I. ft 3
F2dp. 214 214 214 214 214
2B0SIL8W 64 04 64 64 04
800 8II.SWp 144 144 134 134 14
107StPDp 87 87 87 86
18-uOMrftO. 70 814 78 70 704
2008tPOpl44 1444 144 143 146
SOOStanRftT 74 74 714 71, 7a,
eOOSoPac.. 214 214 214 214 22
2B8OS0RW7 114 114 114 114 114
8385 Bo Ry p. 364 304 854 364 30
18e0StIftOI 04 04 84 84 04
2185StJftOI
litp... 62 62 61 60 61
170SStJftOI
2dp... 20 204 10 19 104
S2SBTCftI.. 324 324 314 324 324
20COTexPc. 144 144 1414 141, 141,
B405UnPac 174 174 174 174 174
OOOUP.DftQ 54 0 64 64 64
28UBKx.. 464 464 444 44 I 46
BSOUBRub 184 184 184 184 104
asOUSRubp 084 684 084 684 00
1053USU... 104 104 04 04 10
4580 USLp.. 714 714 704 704 704
670 Wabash. 84 84 84 84 84
4075 Wab p.. 224 224 22 22 224
15220 W U Tl 044 044 04 044 044
lBSSWftLE. 24 3 24 24 24
80OWftI.Kp 114 124 114 114 124
81 WlsCent 34 34 34 34 4
lOOWUCpt 04 04 04 6 64
Total lalei, 607,022 iharai.
BOSTON CUMIINO QUOTATIONS.
DM. Alkf. Bid. A,Ud.
Boi ft Alb.. 220 OenXlMp 62 86
RosftMc...l64 BoMon..l44 1444
ChlcJcom.100 110 Calftnecla432 436
ChloJpf.,,1084 Oieaola..... 371, 334
Fltchl.urtp 034 QuIncyM...! 18 110
NewFngp. 87 TaiuMln...l37 139
UrxCen4i 63 BatU 264 27
Old Colony. 1864 TamJr 10 194
WEItcom. 08 ll DO lit Bi 01 024
Domln'nC 204 21 BUOld... 80 804
Weitrieo.. 26
rnn.ADEt.rniA closino quotations.
Hid. AMtld. Bid. A,Ud.
tehumTal. 314 314WOLCO. 404 60
PrnnRR... 664 504 Kl SB com. 314 ais
CPRofl.. 204EI8Bpf... 34 341,
PhllaTrac. 724 724PH,LftPj 174 174
Union Trai 114 114PH,LftPp 384 80
EftPTC. 714 714 WfliOoom 34
UctTrao.. .1234 1244 WsliO pf 71
CTofNJs 20 BaliTract. 184 184
CTofNJBi 044 044 Marsdem.., 10 104
UO Imp Co 80 884
CntCAOO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. AtUd. Bid. J,ud
8 "!.. , 484 Unitrew... 04
AmBtrtHl.. 27 284 Mil Brewpr 38 33
CanalftD.. 064 074 NY Biscuit 61 62
ChloBraw. 84 04 NCh8tRy.24i 246
Cltyll'way.230 230 StBtabloO. 184 10
Dlam'd U..161 163 WChStRy.ioo
Lake8"L" 184 184 lletWS.... 74 a
LM"L"ctfs 10
LATEST LONDON OnOTATlONS.
Atehtsos.aap 154 Norfolk ft Wpf, n 304
Canadian Pacific. 734 Northern Pailtlopr. 514
Chriapeaks ft Ohio. 274 Ontario ft Weit..... 184
Erieron.aap 174 Pennsylraaia. ey
Erlelitpf 424 Reading, lltap.,,. x3j,
IlllnoU Central 10B4 St Paul Q74
Kaniai ft Texas.,,. 1 04 Kouth Railway ijo,
LakoShors 181 South Railway pf 371,
Loulitlllift Naih., 634 Union Paolflo jgi.
Now York Ccntral.l 1 m, Wabaaapf jjg
TttCRaDAT, Sept. 2.
To-day's stock market showed a further broad
ening of Interest In securities and also a pro
nounced difference of opinion as to the course
of prices In the immediate future Tho dealings
were upon nn extensive scale, aggregating up
proximately (100,000 shores. It Is to bo noted,
however, that thero was a fulling off In the
transactions In bonds as compared with yester
day, and a dccldod decreaso as compared with
tho transactions on Tuesday, As to fluctua
tions, tho markot was Irregular and the tone
vas rather feverish. This last condition was
duo to an extent to the sharp advance
in Omaha common yesterday and by the
fact that It was followed to-day by
noteworthy advances In other of the so-called
Vanderhllt stocks, notably Northwestern, Can
ada Southern, New York Central, 0 C C, and
fit, !iils, Michigan Central, and the Now York,
Chicago and HI. Ixuis stocks. Much of the buy
ing of tlu so stocks vi us of a character generally
described as goo I, but the professional element,
which Is over alert to suspect ulterior reubons
for every movement of the market that does not
progress according to Its preconceived notions,
professed to detect in the activity and advance
In the Vanderbllt slocks an effort to dispose of
ouiitlca in ether sections of the market.
Many board room traders and others who follow
speculation on tho Stock Exchange for a liveli
hood, apparently fall to appreciate (hat tho
market forsecurltles Is rapidly getting beyond
their control, and that In consequence of tho
radical changes afTectlng values it can no
longer be gaugod by tho standards of a few
months ego. Wider fluctuations are the nat
ural result of a larger and more widely spread
Interest ln the market, while the comparatively
uninterrupted advance in prices is warranted
by considerations with which every reader of
this column Is familiar.
Iterations In the market will, of course, take
place from time to time, but tho only circum
stances likely to bring them about, barring some
unforsceu catastronho, are extensive salos to
realize profits or a more active monoy market.
At the moment thero are no indications of an
Important advance In the rates for money, and
tho roallxing of profits in a market llko the pres
ent one Invariably creates an effoctlvo element
of support that bocomes operntivo whenover
a recession occurs. It Is undoubtedly truo
that a good many securities have been dis
tributed within the last two weeks, that Is,
passed from strong holders to weaker
ones; but In t lew of tho unusual conditions pre
vailing tn tho present crop year It may turn out
that tho Judgment of sellers of securities Is not
asaccuratoasthat of the purchasers. In fore
casting tho Innnedlalo future of the markot tho
fact should not be Ignored that the approaching
end of tbo summer vacation season brings Into
the market new buyers, both for speculative
and Investment account. Tho chances that
IOnilon will eventually chargo Its position on
tho market for American securities is a possibil
ity that cannot bo Ignored.
Tho heaviest trading was In St. Paul, for
for which there was an active demand on tho
curb after the close of the Kxchango, bocauso
of tbo circulation of reports that the directors
of the company nt their meeting a week from
to-day will declaro on extra dividend of 1 V
cent. The advance ln St. Haul after tho closo
might be definitely explained by the trnffio re
turns of the company for the last weok In
August, which show an Increase In gross
earnings as compared with the corresponding
period of last car of $103,000. This satis
factory showing will not bo generally known
until to-morrow morning. Tho samo statement
applies to a report of the gro3s earnings of tho
Hock Island system for last month, showing nn
Increase in gross earnings of $375,000. Iho
trafflo returns that have como to hand to ilato
are unmistakable evidence that the railroads
have entered upon a period of prosperity, al
though the transportation of various staple
crops to market and the return movement of
merchandise have not yot fairly begun.
The activity In tho Vanderbllt and the Gran
ger stocks was supplemented by larger dealings
than for somo time past ln Chicago Gas, General
Electric, Pact do Malt, and Western Union, all
of which were exceptionally strong. A large
number of the stocks heretofore neglected also
made material progress toward higher prlees.
Among them were American Cotton Oil. Colo
rado Fuel, Minneapolis and St. Louis second
preferred, Pullman Palace Car, Illo Grande
Westorn preferred, and Great Northern pre
ferred. Toward the close a fresh buying mo e
ment sot ln that imparted a strong tonotothe
entire market.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
Sjit 1. Stpt. 2.1 stpt. 1. Sor. I.
A,TftSFe. 154 164lNorAmer.. 54 64
A.TftSFep 334 334 Norf ft Ws 14 14
Am Cot Oil. 26 264"orfWp 30 304
AmSRet. 1604 167 N W com.. .121 4 1264
AmSRefp.1184 1184INPao com. 174 174
Am Tob.... 944 044 NPaa pr... 604 604
AmSpH... 144 144 NYCmt... 1084 110
AmSpMp. 34 334 S3 Cent... 004 00
Canadabo- 654 684 Omaha com 82 704
CanPao.... 72 71 .Omaha pf144i, 1444
C.C.CftStL 364 30 Outft W... 174 177,
C.UftQ.... 074 08 ll'tellatl... 304 384
Con Ou.... 1034 1024 Pull P Car.. 176 4 1704
ChcaftO... 204 204.KockIilan4 014 014
Chic Qu.. .1034 1044 Radln.... 274 274
D.LftW... 1004 100 Rtadlitpf 664 654
DftROpf. 474 474!StPcom... 044 064
Erie 174 174lst Paul p.. .1444 1444
0-nIlc... 384 384 Solfway.. 114 us
OtNorthp.133 130 -Solfway p 30 364
IlllnoU Cnl064 1064'stLSW... 04 04
Can ft Tex. 164 16 StLSWp. 14 134
KinftTpf. 30 354 --tandRftT 74 74
LouftNash 614 61 4Texai Pac.. 144 144
LakeShorel77 177 TC. I ft R. 324 324
LE ft West 214 214 1'nPae. .. 174 174
LEftWpf 704 76 US Rubber 10 184
Lacl-diOa 48 484'USRubpf. 084 084
Manhron.,1004 1004 USLeath.. 10 04
MlchCent 1074 1084, L'bLeathp 71 704
MtanftttL 254 204 Wabash.... 84 84
Mstl.2dp 674 00 Wabash pt. 224 22
MoPaclfle.. 384 3BV 'UoT.I 044 044
NatLead... 384 3B4WftLE.. 24 3
NatLcadptlOO 100
Government bonds steadv at unchanged Quo
tations. Itailnny and other bonds tlrm. The
features were American Tobacco scrip. Colo
rado Midland -Is. 1st I. p.; Krio prior 4s, Green
Hay debentures, II: Iron Mountain Ob. Iowa
Centralists, Kansas Pacific consols, t. r.: Mo
bilo and Ohio gcncrnls, Norfolk and Western
coiidol 4s, Atchison, Northern Pacific, and Wn
bish issues. The more Important net ndvsnces
wero In Atchison adj. 4s, '4 V cent., to ftSti.
and grncral 4s, 4, to S-o-j; American Tobncio
scrip, y. to 85: Colorcdn Midland 4s, 1st 1. p., ?,
to 13: Green Hay ill hetitiirrs, II, s, to 7'S: Iron
Mountain Ss, -li. to 884: Iowa Central lsts. Hi,
to ttu'i; Northern Pncillc prior 4s. s. to l'J.j.
and Norfolk and Western cnusol 4s, "a Vcenl.. to
Tfe. The noteworthy declines were in Krie
prior 4. h cent., to tl'Ji-;; Kalians Pnrltlc con
sols, t. r.. lij, to OS; Mobile and Ohio generals.
H. to "O ; Wabash '.Ms, 4. to 80, and deben
tures, series 11, t V cent., to 1!978.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
51 V. Bar elher In London closed ut UlttjO.
Mexican sliver dollars were quoted at 41343c.
Money on call, 14!li.j V cent. Time money Is
quoted: sixtj UiijH, 2h V cent.; four months,
31-j V cent., and six months. 4 V cent, on good
mixed Stock Kxilmnge iollater.il. Commercial
paper llrm. Prime indorsed bills rrreitahle are
quoted at ;miai Vcent., prime single nnines nt 4
V cent., tlrst-class names nt 4(j4a V cent., and
good nimcs at 4st35 V tent.
Sterling exchange was strong, with a further
rlso In short. Hills for Immediate delivery um
tlliued In small supply. Continental exchange
wns llrm. with a hardening tendency forrelchs
markB. Posted asking rotea for Btcrllng. $1.84
for long bills nnd!M.flllg for demand. Ailuil
roles are- Long bills, St.8:i3irt!?4.84: sight
drnfts, l.P5iiijs4 Htl, and cable transfers,
tfi 8ll4((t4.8U'i. Francs are quoted al fi.'JO'Vi
fc'.VJO for lung and .r..lRVi.lBK) for short:
reichsmarkB. lUVIl.t for lo'ig and 05 &-lil
057 111 for short; guilders. 40sl0 1-10 for long
and 401340 3-10 for short.
Domestic oxchange on New York: rtoston
Par. Charleston lluylng. par; selling. M pre
mium. Havannih-Uuylng, l-ltloff; selling. pur.
Now Orlo ins Hank, Ifl premium; commercial,
75 cents discount. Hin Krnnclsco-Slght. 5
cents premium; telograph. 7"-j icnts premium.
Ht. Inils- 1 to 76 conts discount, Chlcngo-n
cents dlsioiint, Cincinnati llctweon hanks, 40
conts dlsiount, nnd ot er counter, par.
..'i'l1,1'080 Sugar Refining common I quoted nt
4"jno. and tho preferred iit03iff44. Rtnnd
anIOIl trust certltlcatns sold at 318V3325 nnd
closed at 323i-jC43'.'4a. Metropolitan Street
Hallway consolidated mortgago 5s closed at
1111tU$1124. Kloctro-Pneuniatlc closed at 'J
'-'9.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and Ht. Paul Hall
way Company reports gross earnings for the
fourth woek of August of 073.H:iO, 1111 Increase
of $108,700 us compared with tho corresponding
vicck lust year.
Railway gross earnings for August compare
wltti those of the samo month of last year as
follows:
lirooklyn Itsptd Transit $404.2(13 Inc. 1,0811
"""ft 'i"'1 1.781,7115 ine.arB.Hio
hi. Paul 2,7eti,ia Inc. 200,210
Tho Cheapcuko and Ohio Halirond reports
BfO" earnings for July of 'l.V7.700. an im.ru.ise
or i 17.(1 17 ns compared with the simoiunnth
,l"L0""and net :t3ll,3U.'. un increnso of
$44, ell.-,
IhePncIftoMnll Steamship Company reports
f",V2ri,lllKI' for July of $:i:to,o:.7. un Increnso
pi if.l7,Krj ns compared wllh lint muie month of
Jit'ljenr, nnd nut $20,1)27. uu increase of f 15,
1 .111. ror the threo month ending July 31 tho
gro earnings wero 31.07ll.83H. an Increase of
yJK,.'BHas tompured wllh the corresponding
re.,eo,ff?81J.o3.er n"d "" "'w!'. " ""
tjTm." N,e7 YoI'. Husauohannn and Western
iialiioad leased and operand lines report for
Iho year ended June 30:
.. , 1HUT. lRUfl CAaio.
aroisearalnxi.f!2,29i,:i;R $,ai7,os lno.t7S.UH0
Opirr.expi.-UM.i. l,a7H,atl i.xdh.vsw inc. U..I8D
r,!i'.i.t."aiat' I.OIMJT i'nTt3H Inc. ton iu
other Imoir.e.. Sil.54 !). nu.454
mT?5i,ii!nSolllc'1'0,D0' l.i"3. 10 Inc.$iiiwi
Find charge. tiaii.Bus u.-aluas Inc. 057
8urP,n' e.a 7V.VBJ Inc SV.1H7
5-1 i"W!ei!lnr ,ru.,t? were foducod 852.300 and
f2J,000 collateral bonds wero paid off. The
KhJi Vri5J.nJ? ."""""nted to 0.874 per mile,
bain a small Incrtuo oyer 1690. Operatliw
expenses were 95.01 3 per mile, a slight decrease.
Net earnings were sH,201 per mile, an Increase
of 8B per mile.
The Third Avenuo Railroad Company reports
for the year ended Juno 30:
1897. lBftn. Cfiangrt.
aroMearnlnts.tS3Uu.47S $J.n2H,628 Dee.$a4,iaB
Oper. expenses. 1,4B7,1S7 1,513,153 Dee. 75.VNS
Nit eamlnts.. $1,150,009 tl, 116.470 Ine.tJ7,8i"ti
Othir Income .. 4&.441 4U.UUI Inc. 4,45(1
Total lnoome.tl.1llR.T47 tl.lBe.4llt Inc.ttU.S-m
Hied charges. 370,:i u47,ISO Inc. 2:i,7ii:i
Dalanee 18:17, sol tMi.tl44 Inc.tlH,5?l)
Dividends 878.0U0 H8U.0U0 Dee, fi.000
Dellctt.., t4",lf t7fl.fl5tl Dec.i.1,5'J0
Total surplni... lO.SVH 63,004 Dec, 47,130
Tho Ilrooklyn Klcvatod Railroad reports for
tho year ended Juno 30:
1KII7. 1800. CTinnotl
Orosearnln(rt..tl,nn,5n tl.""!."" Dec. lv,17n
Oper. eipjniM. 1.035,170 l,Ul,07 Dec. 117.0 17
Nsteamlnn.. t34.4l3 t7M',5'l Dec tl lift. 1 3-1
Charges Hf,M3 880,210 Inc. :v,a;ti
Dellelt tt!48,ftts ttnn,7ft Inc. tlf.8t7
Total dellelt.. ,. 0in.hn4 r.l. "at Inc. 2S0.V4U
llettemienu..., 37,703 811,31-.! Dec. 4H.37U
Tho Central Crosstown Hallroid Company re
ports tor the year tutted Juno 30:
1BB7. lBOfl. CaanoM.
Oross earnings.. ..t5nti,70 tsnu.oot Inc. tv,710
Oper. expenses... 410.109 nOH.vSt Inc. 17,13.1
Not esrnlncs.... tToM.uTi ttAl.747 Dec. 2.430
Other Income 4,530 47.317 Dee. 42.UHI
Total lnoems...tlJ.HH7 tVV.Vt)4 Die. $45,4x7
Fixed charges.... 10U.U3 108.3DI) Inc. 7,777
Dalsnca t&7.74 ti'ift.nH Deo. ti,X01
Dividends oo.oou 01.UU0 Inc. U.O'J 1
Denclt t2.27Ii10rI3T.tisH Inc. I57.V01
Total do't June 80 11...UI) 24,114 Do, l'J,31H
The Ulster and Delaware Railroad Company
reports for the yoar ended Juno 30:
1B07 lKtlll Otanoes.
Oross earnings t40n,73n tlti..'m Dec. tl8,BS
Op. expenses xtU.OUD Si4,ut:t Dee. a3.iU
Netearnlngs Illl.uM tlut.ttl Ino. $3,i)lll
Other Income 1(1.70(1 IH.7U7 Dec. 7
Total net. tl27.757 tl'Jl.UH inc. To SOB
Cbsr.es liuomi tl2,3t0 Inc. 11.71a
Surplus tH.eno sh,77h Dee. II 011
Total surplus 434.42S 473,770 Inc. 8,03V
Tho Ilrooklyn City and Newtown Railroad
Company reports for tho year ended Juno 30:
1847. 18BH. CAanurs.
Betterments St(i.:i30 ta,7n Inc. t42.io
Orois earnings.... 3tl.a7t f.5l.ilH7 Dec. H.ol.'l
Oper. expenses.... Hin.ini 3D,tt43 Dec. 13 378
Netearnlngs lun.lU7 UI,i43 Dee. $18,435
Other Income 13.U43 14,133 Inc. 1.7UU
Total Income ....tiliiliMI ia(ttl.1 Dec. tl8."43
FIxedchsxgM 131,107 12U.H47 Ino 1.7HU
Dalanee $H0.(l:i tUK.UIH Dec.tl8.40S
Dividends 8'I.UUU lUU.UOO Dee. 20.000
Surplus t42 di-ri52 Ice. tl.BUI
Total surplus 73.277 115.33 Dec. 42.2U9
Tho Nassau Electric Railroad Company re
ports for the year ended June 30:
1HU7. 18U0 C7lano
Betterments . "77.V11 t8,053.3fs Dec.t7.23i. 177
Uross earutnirs l,nu,.100 71S,12 1no. 1044(118
Oper. expenses 1.04S,3o 13V.UU3 luc. 003,401
Net earnings . t71MH t270.fliu Ino. t43P.IS7
Other Income,... (it, 71 J !h,W23Inc. 43.7N7
Total Income. t77u,uuH t74,unt Inc. $484,944
Fixed charges . 700.310 -j.'Ih.TU Ino. 470.5U9
Surplus ... t"u 600 156,230 Inc. tl4.34B
The Iluffalo Itailway Company reports for the
year ended June 30:
1N07. lBOfl Chanot:
B-ttermentl .... 1-42.313 tlOM,727 Dre$7,414
tirossearntnn . l,U27,n8S 1.J70.772 Dec. 41.BN4
U;r. exptnsts. .. 0(li,-)3 UiO.ull Dec. 11.1811
Net earnings.... $05-,.23() t00.7.ll Dec.$32,403
Other Income .... 2J.7ut 24,213 Dec. 421
Total net t-2.0J0 $714.1)4(1 Dec. $32,010
Fixed cuars.es.... 427 123 417.147 Ino 0,7
Balance $251,007 $217.7WU Dec.$42,80t
Dividends 214, 20 214. -:0
Surplus for year. t4O,0S7 SS2.070 Dee.$42,8v
Total sur.JuneSO. lis ,s33 043,740 Inc. 4(1,097
The Crosstown Street Railway Company of
Buffalo reports for the) ear ended June 1)0:
1H17 1&0 Ckanatt.
Betterments ....$e7'.'.5ii2 $121,443 Inc. $J4i,057
Orossearnlngs.... 4(13 411 444.U31 Inc. l,4to
0er. elpensra.. !ir.,7J3 21.",7-5 Inc 10.048
Neteamlnirs ...$13y.(10i $l3l.24fl Inc. $1,432
Other iLOome ... 3.2U4 3.030 Inc. 234
Totalcet .. . $16.',,nrt2 SI3l..';rt Inc. $1,0-11
Fixed iharget ... 142,111 123,020 luc. 17.7S2
Surplus .. SI3.151 tH.247 Dec. tte.uon
Total sur. June 30. 123,537 U2,3-7 Inc. 13.150
Tho Improvement in tbo market for securities
hna increased the demand for memberships in
tho Stock Kxcltantrc, and also ndtanccd tho
price of seats. At to-dny's meeting of the Com
mftteon Admissions rdx candidates wi re elected,
and at the last previous meeting an equal Hum
lcr wenipafscd ujiuii fntorahlt. The price of
scats his risen to, iliout $.'11,000. Among those
elected to membership to-day were Mr. Frank S.
Hnuibleion of llnmhletnii & Co.. Ilnltiinore. and
Mr. Kdnard Hell of Hell i: Co. of this city.
A Chicago despatch quotes President J. W.
Oatcsof the Illinois Steel Company as saying
that his touipan) has made an agreement with
the Tennessee Coal andiron Coiiipan) to mini
mize competition nnd to raise prkes.
The reci ints of the fiovernnient to-day were:
Customs. :M1.$44: Internal retentie. 3-t7.!(H.",
and n.lsccllniitou-, $22,171, a total of S-7l,!ll.
Tho dlshurscmenta wcrel.CV.lS.OOO. an exresof
expenditures mer receipts of $224.0111. Tin- re
ceipts of tho tlsc.il rnr to dato hae lieen jolV
7S-0.310, and dlsbiirscmcnta S7,rUt),'.l5t. an
exieis of expenditures otcr receipts of S27.
81tl,ti40. The net nsseta of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day as olllctally computed compare
with those of ) estcrday us follow s:
"enf 1. Sep. 2.
Gold coin and million tl44.2tn.37i) tI4.1M,27z
MUerdollarsaml bullion 23.4U7,SS4 22,8X1,327
Untied Males Holes 28,073,7011 20,143,411
Other assets In excess of
demand liabilities. , . 21,873,344 20,10n,S20
Available cash balance,
luclu ling cold refer e t2I9,3rtl,208 1310,318,1.10
Money In London IctUj cent. Rates of dis
count l'i open market for both short nnd threo
months bills 1 10-lti isJ 2 V n-nt. Thu Hank of
fciigland mliilmtim rate of iliaiount utulitnged
in 2 V cent. Tho proportion of lie reseric toils
liabilities is 02.13 V lent., ngaliisl 04.43 last
week und 00.05 the eimc week lst)ear. Tho
weekly statement of the Haiik shows the follow.
Ing changes from the prov mis account : lotat
reservo decreased i.822,0110, circulallon In
crmaeit 370.0041, bullion 1.1 creased jf 102,102.
"Other" tcutritit-B Inirci'Hcd 1,11)2,000
"other" deposits increasi d 032.000, public de
posits dei-roiHcd 443 OIM), notes reserve de
creased a.0!i,Oi)O. tiotirimiiMit decurltifs In
creased 210,000. Paris nil vires quote 3 V
cents nt lot franca 20 tPiitiiucs. Kxchnnce
on lJiiilou, 20 f ranee 18i-j centimes. The
weekl at ili-inentof Iho II ink of Krauio shows
the following changes from tho previous nc
ciumt: Notes in i-lrtulatlon Increased 72 1"5
0H) fr.ini-s. Treasurj nccounts current lie-
ur!',,J',0,wu;0Jr''0MI fr?mi''' B?.,rt on n,inl decrea-ed
H.HHi.ooo francs, hills discounted IncrciBed
113 820.000 francs, silver on hand decreu-ed
4,270,000 francs.
Mathews. Ilcan te Co.. members of the New
nrk, Philadelphia, nnd Chicago Stock V.x
chingos. with prltnto wire roiinpctlcue, n
nounco that they make n Hpeclnlty In trading In
Pennsylvania llailrotl, Metrnpofitnn Traction,
and I,chlgh Valley eeourltlcH.
The sales of mining stocks nt tlio Now York
Consolidated Sock and Petroleum Kxchange to
day wero as follows: ' '
Open- High- Joi Clor.
Sain. .Vans. ing. t. itt. ig
SOOA.Junlata 10 .10 .10 .10
2000 llrunswloir 20 .20 20 "0
200 Con Cal ft Va.... 1.45 i,,16 1;40 j'6
1000 Creedo ft OCk.. ,06 .05 Ofj 06
080 rortuna..,.. 10.76 11.124 10.76 11 12 1,
lOOLacrosse jji tjg jn jo
BOO Mount Rosa 10 .10 ,10 10
lnorortlund 70 .70 ,70 "70
800 Syndicate 06 .06 .06 .06
Total sates, 6.030 'lares.
com sir.nvt a i, c o m two.
Titcitaiuv, Sept. 2.-fiitAl.v-Whent-Spot was
steadier and In good di-iuanil. .tales -172,000
bush.. Including 13i,()00 No. 2 red, 104.000 do.
forArgcntlno Into jtsti rdat, 40,000 ilo. tinlsy
forFriinio.32.oiHi No. 2 hard winter, B.ooo No.
1 Northern spring, Duluth; 111,000 do. Now
York, and 02.(HIO Nn. f'hluigo on prluitr
ti-rins, and 80,0(10 wlniir wheat nt theoutports
on jirlinto li-rin. fur rxpnrt. Free on hoanl
afloat: No. 1 Northcin spring, Now York
loOii-,; do., tin in 1. liii,4i-;' n. ,.ii,t w li ,-r
1024c; No. 2 ,. in w. 10.1c; No. 1 Vmr, .' ,1'
Hoc. MliiiiuiipnllH rn 1 It oil' to bit 1 0 08(5
.12, ,i:).'); Chiingii 2tll,.V.K, ugnlust ilit",in,
Mllwniik. e 13.0.10. .ignlnit 30 mi; ' Ka')lBDi
City 170.18)0. ugnlust 42.000; ToU-iio 07 if 8
against 1H.I23; Detroit 10.1170. uguinst 18 1 irii
luit jear. I utiircaiulvaiicoil l.tH2Cii buYJ.i.,
SSlfows'i ' ' laiUr '""" 'lua."wTwl'...
. . Opening, illghrtt. Jwreit. Clotlna iffihl
(epteiiib'r 11114 Ki.-o, J01O4 1004 iuii
Oilober 10(1 1 mil. uur! 'uW ',.?,
Dceiuler 04 I inn, tif.; uss" ,
Ml). 10(1 Kill imiu" JJ,,i "
lu.rlei-n. liisctltp New fenllnir. tll,3.V.. ro.t
audfreUlil to Il.lta II 'l.k.-., , ., an 1 fie L-ht 1.1
.Nf-Vrkl in Itlnf. 47i. U-. u lo nualllV K,V
Wtuitmng. stale. 13,if,u. , no 2 'u , ni it
fine, ca.t and frelln Mirtto ivTri-",t ViJ
yV?!,". t,"- ""'" bush., lucludlng 114 uJu Vo"
mixed at 314c. fre j ou Ix.arl ail.mt. ml Ju.o jo at
the louti-irt. at 44 4e..eit .ud frri, ai. a,,a on prlv.ie
terms for exinirt to Llvrrtool No. 2 mlxert it 1 000
In .levator al374e.ilii,0ooy,lowat-3744:v'1;
storyiS.OOU do. In flerator at 74c,"anl 1U bouuiE
to 4c- but tost It and decllnsd 4c Future sa'es
410.000 bush, as follorri:
fxisl
Optnlna. Jllgnetl. Loire tt. elating. Nlalil.
Sptmbsr..U74 !"4 "4 34 2J4
October.. ,.88 39 T, 87, fl74
December... 30 US 884 084 4
Oats Spot waa firm. Sales 110,000 bush , Including
20,000 No. $ white, clipped, an 1 30.000 No. 2 cllpp d
on private terms for export. No. 3 white, 4,000 at
254e.i No. 3lo..4,(iH0 at 2I4C.I No. t! white, clipped,
20c.: No. 3 1)0., 234c.i No. S mixed, H.O110 at 24c)
H4e. In eleaioriNo.8do.,2.14c.treJected mixed,
224e,i dn. white, 23 4c. I No. mixed, delivered,
0 000 at VS4c.i track mixed, 4432340.1 do. white,
lU.OOO at -.'3s31c. Futures alvanced 4c. but lost It.
Futuro isles 10.000 bush., as follorri 1
rtti
Opening, lllghett, Louttt. Clotlrg. Sight.
S'ptembsr. , . ,,,, .... S4 24
Octolier,. ... . .. 24 244
December.234 2-14 234 234 834
The trailing In wheat to-dav was active and ex tted.
Under the Intluen e of higher cables, foreign buying,
andcuTirlnitof h rts prices advan ml sh rply. On
the rls , however, lie'al a d foreign operators 10 d tn
roa Ite profits, and art of the lmproemcnt was lost,
though the last prices showed a substantial net rlis
fur the day. t.lvcriiool dranced 4d. Tarts advanced
34c. but part orthc rls naalost. The Horthwes ern
nselpts were :H4 cr,a-.slnst IVO I s week and 837
last yea . Uhk-airu rcci-lie.l asn csrs. against 2!I3 last
wee and 21 last yeart the receipts thero 10 morrow
are estimated it 33U cars. The Northwestern flour
output last week waa 421, 4U3 blls, against
401,720 In the same week last year. Corn adronced
early, partly In ivinpsthy with wheat, but reacted nn
realising isles The I'rlce Current was bullMi. Liver
pool advahed 1 4d. to 14d. Oats were quiet anl
nasler. Chicago rcc'lred 1,684 cara of corn and HIM
of oatit tha ro. elpts there to morrow arse, tlmated
at l.HOOand 420 fan reipectlrely. The Cincinnati
ivtce Current In Its weekly crop summary Id; "The
wheat crop Indications aud surplus are not lowerel.
The corn outlook snntlniproTedt 1,730.00(1,000 bush.
Is a fair approximation if the prolans crop, which,
with the old Rrxlc, Implies 330.0! O.UPO over the
ear's probatls dlitrlbulloa " Chicago, fept. 2
"Uhsat at ona time showed an advance orer lait
night of 2c. to 3 4c., closing wlu about I. alt ot this
rally held The foreign market! were all up aharply.
Liverpool was dex-rlbed ai excited, and closed 34d
to 44d. ores Wednesday. Paris was up equivalent
to 4(7c. a hush. Notwlthitandli g these extraordi
nary advance a abroad the seatioard claimed that for
eigners were se 1-rs There waa no Improvement la
the spot demind bete, the only bust.-, x-om-
filtshed being with millers. There were continued
srre clearances, "Kd.ouu bush , which makes the At
lantic cieiranres In four days abiut 4.000,000 bush.
Tie teuiperaluns In the spring wheat territory
were normal, but In the extreme Northwest, up In
HMtlsh Columbia, there were signs of a celt
wave. Primary re-elpta were hot much over last
year's, 014,000 bush . against "10.000 bush. Arrivals
at Minneapolis, Duluth and I hlcago were Just about
half or last year a, there Lelng an Increase alibis
point, but a great falling nrt at tbntwo Northwestern.
There was an erratic trade, quick advances and
quick breaks Tho outstJe huslnras Is so small
that the market responn Instantly to buying anil
Just as quickly to selling, torn opened up 4c. It
closed about a cent under the opening Liberal re
ceipts. 1.34 cars, and a very larger estimate
for to-morrow, l.POO cars, had sumdhlng to
do wllh the easier tone at the wind up.
There was a good deal of pront taking. There,
were some showers through liars and Illinois and
some claim or hot winds through Nebratt a The "r Ic
Current dropped Its crop estimate to 1.730,000,000
bush, hut ajds tat the reeeree Is sufficient to mako
the total simply 330,000.000 bush over the probable
distribution Liverpool wna up Id. to 14d Clearances
wcr 32O.00II bu h. The Oovi-r.iment report next
week will prntial'ly drop the cOLdltlou from 5 to 10
points. Oats did Just aa ther have of late been doing,
followed corn, and made hardly any response to tbo
general adrahce."
Flour Was only In fair demand. 1'iloes were gen
erally 10c. hlghor. Sa.es b.DOO bbla.
Ztnrrefs. .Saelrs.
Itcelptl H.OUO 14,172
Export! 8,138 1.2BJ
Winter In libit.: Superfine. S3 I0C3.25: No. extra.
S3 3i)itS3.SSi ttraUhts. tt sOiSS 03-, patents. $3 20
S3 t)3. Spring In bull . Clears. SI 04 73:
Straights. SI 9.0.015 20: patents, S3 3013 S3 Mill
Feed Hran llrm. hut dull Western quoted a, 100
Bs.: 40 es S370e : 0 Bs, 033.70c; bO n, S3
0.70c ; lOOtss., 7015c
Conos Spot rolton here waa unchanged, with
sales of 237 bales for spinning, xtlddllng uplands
7 IS Inc., against 84c. last yeari New Orleans and
Oulf 9 1-tlV, against t'c last yrar. Mublls and
Ilaltlmore declined 4c. havannah H-loc,. Augusta
4u . and St Ixiuls t 10- barannah snbl 440 bales,
Augusta HOW. New Orleans 200. Norfolk f h. and St.
Louts 31 ba'ra Llreroal adranced l-32d. un the
slot, with sales of 12,000 bales, futures there de
cline,! 4 to 1 point, cloa ngeair In Manchester yarns
and cloths were quiet. The port receipt were 7.026
bales, against 3,040 last week and 10,501 last
year: thus far this week 42,13 bales, against 24.0-s
thus far last week. Augusta received 'o-uas 371 hales,
against 7 last week ana 1.314 last year. Memphis 7.
against 1 1 la-,t week aud 4US tut year: St Louis IB,
against 12 lat week and 01 last year. Houiton B,h73,
aualnst 4.03." last week and 4. 2 last year Auguita
shipped to-day 38 halis, Memphis 1, M. Louis 12.
anl Houston 7.331 hales. New Orleans expects to
morrow I.flOO to l,t00 bale, against 3 HOI lsit week
and 3.K20 last year. Houston expects 4,300 to 0,0(J,
against 3.7SU last week ant n.aoj last year. N'ew
Orleans advanced 4 points on December, but lost tt
and declined i polnU. Futures here adeanced 2 to 3
points, but react-d and closed stade at a decltne of
h to 14 points for the day. with sales of 111.500
bales. The future trading waa aa follow s:
Clatlng Ulghrit. Loirett. Sal'i.
September.. ...7.0317 07 7.21 7.03 10.300
October . B MMH l 0 8? fi-l 23,000
Noremtwr.. ..n 0ift71 6 Ht AS9 11,000
December . ..H 71.40.72 filt (I 71 24,400
January . .11 73.4ti.7fl (1 PO 0 84 33.400
Felruary ll.7fl.B HO 8 83 8 81 400
March ll.24.M 6 88 8 '.' 400
May 0 88.28 80 8 03 8 80 1.200
The speculation lu cotton to-day was more a-tlve.
but tte Increased activity was at the expense of
values Al tho opening prices advanced sllghtlr on a
small local demand The Incre-as d denian 1 forsjK)t
cotton In Liverpool at flr-ner prices also contributed
to strengthen the tone here. Hut the demand was
loon tatlsfed, and In the absence nt suu
IKrt prices reacted and declined Liverpool sold freely
and tired lungs liquidated their holdings while the
South aUo sent selling orders. Stop loss orders were
reaibedon the wav down, accelerating tte decline.
The spot markets at the South were dutl and gen r
ally lower The most unfavorab'e feature of the cot
ton market, however. Is the continued atsenceof out
si le speculation
("orrrx Hloon the spot was more active and weak;
No 7, B4c. Sales 4,000 hags Noa 7 and S. at 64c
for No. 7. and 230 bags lsi anllla on private terms.
The future trailing was as follows:
i en. UloKett. Loirtit. Ctntlno
February 300 n.05 6 80 6 53(6 83
March .. 1.2.V1 0.73 8 70 0 636 70
April . . 230 3 6.SS "8 73.28 HO
Maj 2.300 8 t5 8 80 0 H0(6..3
June . . 1.300 8 80 OSS. 0 S.Vtll.OO
July 1,000 7.00 6 83 1)806,85
December. 3.230 8 30 8 30 fl.J3aO.40
Futures here declined 3 to IS points, closing barelv
stes Ijr, w.th sates of 10 2311 bags, Havre declined 4f.
ltanihurgwasiinchauc.d to 4 pfg lower Klo waa
aleat at 30 rets decline, receipts 20.000 Santos waa
st, dy and unchang d,recells tt.doil. ltloexchange
Sd , a decline of 1 18.1 The lower European cables,
tojclher with the continued heavy movement, caused
the decline here to-day. The shipments of Ilrailllan
i offer, to Europe and the United States during August
sere 1,280,000 bags, the largost ever known ln ona
month.
l'SThoLvrx Cru le rertlllcates were quoted at 72c.
here aud In O 1 Cltr Henned unchanged.
I'sotisioN I arddull but sironger Prime. $3 30
Fork slesdj but Inactive Mesa, S 50U.75. Tal
lon.34is.tc Duller Cr amerv, Western. lH41Hio.
l.fcgs Weetern.ltli-jc Chicago. Sept. 2 "The pre
Mliiu market was aomewhat unsettled and ruled
lower n i realising sales and some selling bv a larg.
local trai, r. The stoiks here wore a little larger
than np.vle.1. and this was tie hading bearish
feature The outside demand was fair bhorta took
some of f ti offerings, and there was some buv.
tug of ribs an I Isrd bj packers The advame of uoga.
lllt-cglh lu gra'n. anil continued large cash demand
wero the sustaining Influences. These reactloui kien
this market hialtnv. and svlth tho present slrong
pltlo:i Insure higher values than haie vet tiecii
jeai bed Tentj three thousand hugs an estimated
for to-morrow "
si'OAK. Haw dull but flnn: 88 test. S4c: 88' test.
3,e Itetlne.tsl.adi aud ralrlv active. .
Ciuciuo, bept. 2. Tbtae were to-day'a prlcei:
iroeat: Opening. Hljleit. Lmmt. Clatlng. Slant.
Vpt. . .. 03 tnnt mi, VT, "3,
l.e..new.. i pm4 vt M4U 3 J
M.y .... . 034 884 p,., H4TJ y-J
'l" -114 nu. 804 304 SI4
Oct :ii4 iwtj :hj? :,p" Si
Dee 334 II 14 5'4 324 SJ4
?f;;;y- T a; a3 ''l5' i
?ep' 184 18 18 18 10V
1 1 SI t4 J04 ln
Miy. ...... 234 21 214 2.11, 23lj
lAtrtl: J
Si'pt ... 4 00 4 8(1 4 R" 4.3 4 S71,
t 4 1)3 4 83 4 -.7 4.e74 4.0JI,
VM ' ' ?!."! S"5 ,,:i 4 874
"lt,-'- 8 ' B'10 5',u
Sept .. .. .3.80 6t.n 8 63 8 70 8 '0
--l O'O Osfl 0 115 M17 1. s'7?t,
"' ,,,r.H' 5n n,Hl 3 III 3 10
".rt-V" ' ' ft1'-", iA- B',J,
M '...8iHir $(inn s.9o f ni, siioa4
Dee .. .. H.IS li 13 H.1174 11 CVl. 1 07?.
Ju 10 024 10 024 P.OU V.vu S.U84
1.1 se Mincb Market.
New Vong, Thursday, Sept, s rteeelnta of her....
sv. r 237 head, a'l dliect to ,k-hI slniuMeVerT v,
5 '"' tr I1" " ' Dress, d I eef Un at 78l7e
JTeiH1 i'"r ''l-'T '" ',rl""' ""lv" 'M Cat Im from
r'i,"l,H"1rkr.''"".1 " Ann ru an .trcis it Un;i , i'
st:'!"'!:' "v!18'"' Aieilcan refrUeriiieit T-o I .t
tEX-M'"""' morrow. Sl
Ilselpts of lalsce, all for the market w,n ii
liead Mow-, t in genel ally stt uilr. Bl "t W h end
were carrot m er Veal, io'd at I3U87 va i 1 nt? .
Iteiilpta or shep and Iambi, Includinir 1 ra,
illreit iv.-re J.'.v; hei.l, is cur. on sale J tMr
Act ic.she,-,, iirmer. umi , ,.. ,. r. ".h;r u .
2 iirs er . . nrrl.-d 1 1 er Sheep -el I a s.'Ia-i H- L
inn ls 1 lambs nt SI .(til 35 Ilrealoi niuttmi .1 -s?
t- n .Ire,se, .,ml . 7H.is.tne luuttou, tlj so,
Kivt litriof bogs wero 4.t7t)heail, 711 i..t .
eak at SI.3oi4.so v lull li. ' ' 0I'8J " "le.
Ural Patnte Males.
Charles Hulk has sold al about 13 onn i,.
the southeast comer of Itt vcrsld J r?,i. .V'? 2""""
XoM "it W&Ui&$jtf - "olines
house, gaxitiixiti'i o sweet, a ll.e,tory Rat
Plaie. north aide. Ho'ieet ,a!t ,,f .rV'".'" 1,'d,le
N.. til, 2.'H, un.i 2?" .t set1'1.'.1,!.".';''"'-'' t!"
Nos 218 and 2rl WestlKhte,l1l,J"1,r'', '"
lor) brick tai.'e 1 "lpl , I,.,',' "e'V A '"'"
f.lKhtemu street front wltli two f, , r'.' ",' "." ,"i
IfSlienieilt hous a 0:1 Un rae iWl .1 ,,u' '"'
brhk buiidiuisoo ?i',', Ves ,'"" ,,,urr", t::uv
s inidersiool ihal tn. pur, has r will ... ',r'"" '.
Ih.buililinKiiiioept the atabla on Mihf,U?n ""
dwelling No. 8fl Weil Nlnely.tlrsl streei. in.ss.
extenilonxloos4. Terms prliati "'
John P. Klrnran hai sold lor Louis f M iiret0. ta
Tlininna Doiner. the nv story Irmns-on. nd v
IPs West Thirty-ninth str-el, site J". x- s is , ,
about tr.o.uoo Also, tor 11. A J llli-n I r,,. ,'
Charles J. Schmidt, the six story 1 11 it t,i.lllrD7
northeast corner ot Uttlrth strr-t and Y enth,,i
nue. site 23x30, for about 3B.iii)0. "
I AT AfCTIOV
' At the rirosdwav Salesroom yeiterlaj JsmuL
' Vtelll sold Valentine avenue, southwest e rn t oi
1 lB2d street, two-story frame dwellng i b,,Ji
frame stable anl v cant plot. I'.OxfSn, f..r. ninl
tobamuelR. Dulfey for (11.282 "'
iiinnciiU.
TiTlEQUAMNTeE
AND TRUST C?.
1-1(1 nroathvny, X. Y.
nm-. J ITfi IleniHCii St., DrnoKlvn.
Onicos .1K.ror.r8tliSt.ntiil7tliAve.,V.T1
I. lfiU West 1 L'Sth St., X. V.
CAPITAL, . . $2,500,000.
SURPLUS, . . $2,000,000.
Offcn Its crvlccn for the safe keeping tmrl
judlcloui irmnagemcnt of truit funds.
The company Is In n position of Rrcat ad
vantage for tbo securing of mortgage In
vestments. It can render Invaluable service to thost
wbo wish tbclrfunds, of whatever kind, In
vested In good mortgages.
The company acta aa executor, guardlnn,
ne committee; receives deposits, execute
oil trusts.
TBCrTTEESt
George rj. Williams, John H, Kennedy,
Alexander E. Orr. William M. Ingraham.
Augustus D. JullllartL Charles A. Peabody, Jr.
Charln. s. Drown, James D. Lynch.
Louis Wlndmuller, Itoliert Olyphant,
Juhn Jacob Astor, Martin Joust,
JullenT Daviea. Iienlamln D. Hlcka,
William II Male, William J. Eaaton.
Charles It Henderson. John D. Hicks. i
FrederkV. Potter, Fills D. WII llama, '
B. V. It fruger. CharlseMatlack. i
Charles Richardson.
CLAIIES'CE II KL'UEx. President.
THANK DAILET. Vice-President
LOUIS V. nRIOnr. Sacrttary.
EDWARD O. STANLEY. Treasurer.
EDWARD E. SPRAOUE, SoUdtor.
STETIIEN T. NASH. Counsel
Mathews,Bean&Co
40 Wall St.,N.Y., and 437 Chestnut St., Phlla.. '
Members of the N. T., Fhila.. and
Chicago Stook Exchanges.
rntVATn niu co.sxsiectiox.
Pennsylvania R. TL,
Metropolitan Traction,
Lehigh Valley.
Mac) & pendleton
BANKERS,
45 Broad it ay, X. Y.
nRAVCH OFFICES. J OH ntlOtDTftV.
nnA.-,m urrii.r-3, j Ta3 MrTI .tfRXiit
Stock, Cotton, Bond & Grain Brokers.
Membera of the HEW YORK STOCK,
Cotton, Produce & Cotlce K.vchniijjes.
1'rivato AVIrc to Chicago.
OallT Slarket Letter on Appllratlso.
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company,
S3 WALL STREET. )
KEW YORK, August 31. 1S97.
Reterrtnx to our circular ot Jelruarj 2i, 18B7. w
rive notico that see are prepar d to mike a further
advance of $K0 on each tl.uoo S irut bond of 'ha
alsove nam.il Compsns. now on depotl velth us. Our
CerUScates of Depua't mull he presented in order that
this advance mar be noted thereon.
J. 1. MO HOAX & CO.
BASKISO HOfsE OF
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
11. 13, 13 A 17 Urond At.
Membrrv
N". T. Stock Exrhang, y Y Cotton Exchane.
J. Y. Troduce Ezchuiffe. Chlcuo Bo&rd ot Trvl.
Ordern executed t anj of the abore Exchfcace for
tnvetment or on m&reln luterett fcilowM ond
pottt accounu. subject to chect at iht. Act m FlcU
Agrnu for Corporations and fur estate Investment
. S08 FIKTH AVE, CO.- 25th St.
Branch OffloM J 4(7 HKOADWAY. Stlk Ex'c Bids
I 80 COURT ST.. BrooxlTn.
W.CnAr.NCEYFLOYrJONES. i yv.
W1LUAU ROniSOX, ) Stock Enhance.
FLOYD-JONES & ROBISON,
18 WALL ST.
Stocks Bonds and Investments.
BROWN BROTHERS &Co.
ao TtLI, "TIirET,
Dealer! In Railroad Bonis sad Inxestment Securities.
Orders Executed on the
STOCK EXCHANGES OF
New York, Boston, Philadelphia &.Ealtimor5
SLOEyD8&E gVSSIES
BONANZA CREEK MINES.
Those silshtni: to buy Klondike or Donania C-eet
mines, or Jrln In orvantitnt; a Klondike companr oa
mines whuh have yle ded from t.lA.000 to llOliivJ
on le.stlnn luo f,et aiiuare; title perfect liuimll.
tith floor. MI1U Uulldln;. Nesv York.
HAVEN & STOUT
Memb4rs ft York Stock Exchaej.
1 Nassau Street, Ctir. WalL
Marcln Accounts, Investment $ecurlllea.
Ttlsphooe. Noa. JU7 and 1SJ CertlaniU.
LEHTgIT VALLEY
ant) Philadelphia Securities
IlKAI.I' l V
E. & C. RANDOLPH,
TSAIAU si.
Siiviflriuls und Sjntrrfst,
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroij Co.
MIN.NKAl'ol.lS. SlINNKOTA. AUKU.t I l 1
Nothetsliertby men that, pur.ilam tolii. n t
of Iho Compaus. Hi. annual meeting of tlo
holders ot the MlutieaiKjIls and M louts Ha I- i
of MiuneMita and luwa will Is, held al me m , '
III j i omi aujr. In the t'lty of Mlnuraii ills. Mi n . '.
ill Tuc.dsj. IXt tl. InMJ.at twelse o'll.kk l i 't
the purKi of .lectlim- Director, an I tin- in j.
tlo i of such other bus.ucsa as may Icualli ,- n '
fine the meellny
The l,;oks of the Companj for tlio lun j"1
trunsrerof thesto-a win tie, ose.i fr.mi Hie i
i?l!!L1",,m,-"r --,M'"- ti.OstoUr H. Ilii
JU1l!lll tJtNKItl.l., Ktlllll llllll t'l,
Secretary pr, t 1 1
llrlaMarc huiI iliiitxin ". iiimI ni 11 it
N'-W VOI.h t s,
,iAn,",i", "fl) dl'ldcnior ONh AMi I'Ni ij t
(I'sll'l.llL'K.ST on HiecaplMUtut-l, of un. '
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