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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 189X "'
i GARY AT THE" POST OPFIGE.
xnr. ruHTiiASTXH-tirxEiiAZ aronr
i.n Tin: viri's ,i;eis.
Bat He. Ihlulsa Mf leirk thn Most Imporlnnt
lllslrlhullnir I'ulnt In llm tcinnlrj t'nst or
llrn IletillUs lronliic Mrartllr tin ('"
Mm .stll1illtllliient or I'ost Ufflca llallles.
I'eistnitestor Ocnerul ((try came to town from
WnsliliiRlnii on Mu'uln) nlitlit nuel went to tlio
Waldorf. 'Micro ho wns met bj l'ostiiiiislcrVnn
Cotl nlniiit H "o o'clock osterelny iiiornlnir, nnd
tup Inspected I'ost Olllco sub BfitloiiH 11 and I)
nml tlio Madison Siiunro stntlon. Then they
; vent lion ii town to llindeniinl I'ost Ofikc.
"I Into emtio here," hosiM, "Iosco If I enn't
liclp jmir l'ostriiniilir to fnillltntu tlio transfer
of innll ninttrr. 'Mils la tlio urrntt riitrnl postal
point of I tie country nml tlio ilcp-irtmcnt wants
r to extend lo It c-icrj fnclllij possible 1 mil
I nlao Inlereitcd In llo pneuiniiticj in ill lulics.
mil wnnt to llu ' out whether tho contrnct
to 110.10 litem In opf .ulim li; Oct. 1 will ho
cnrrled (.lit. o bullmo th.it tins scrxko
will ho fcoinotlilnr unique nnd ery iilu-
nblo to tho (io eminent and to tlio pi (tplo
f vliousolt 'Ihls 1'iut Olllco Department Is 11
fKreatblfrnin' 'line, which needs cnrefnl lonklnir
Hftcr. 1 lie more I xeo of it the mnro II Interests
inn, I lint o coino on heroin the belief that i r
onil In estimation will cnublo inn to deal more
2 lntcllli'intly with thodutitiof nij ufio
I "1 liclloin that I'ost Olllco h.iini:s banks
wuulJ bo rich! iiinntifailiirur-e of patriotism,
f Olo n niiin a ljersoml Interest, In tlio (niM'tii-
mint nnd bo Is sure to bo loul in his support of
that Government. I lmo tho establishment of
I jm'tnl smlnjrii binks under uircfulionslilora.
I tlnn. and am lollcctlni; elntn rcRiirelln,; tho
r TrorkliiKS of such Institution' In other ioun-
L tries. I nm satisfied that If wo establish the
f ristiui It will boono of tho features of tho Ad-
jj tnlnlstrntloii. Tho opposition on tho pirt of
(HiUiiBi'innhli is died out. Most of tho saline
institutions Iihto more mono) llutnttici wnnt.
1 nm interested In unu in Jliltimoro Unit hna re-
'f oulnd its lUpnaltoia to rcdlli.o tlio utnount of
'i tin Irhaliiaes "
f Mr. llurv said tint ho especially wished to
.1 fnmlllnri'u himself with thu hnndllmr of foreign
And Inland ilomi stlc mulls.
"llmu Post iilllen rmlpts Ineronsed much
jj rciciitly, Mr. Utj J ' nskid a reportc r.
x "They hmo Incre.esuel In tlftccii or tw-onty
J cities cr litiirel). A report will soon bo la-
h sued showliiK this Irereisofm tho last quartT
S to luncheon 10 percent, oi er tho rceripts elnr-
J JnctbeeorresiicmillnK period or lsst jcar. That
I Is tho l.inrest Inert iulii tho hlstor of tho ilc-
j pnrtmcut. lliis me ms nirroit iticroasoof bust-
i ness nctli It), for Post Ollliee receipts (onatltuto
V n ptrfi et haronieter as to tho state of trade. '
I The Po-dm isler (icntrul said that no dctlnlts
1 plans for the connollil itlon of tho Post Ottkes in
thodreiter N'nw orkhad been considered by
S tliedepartmeni.
J "I think It would not bo Impracticable to hnvo
J rcparato l'otiu istcrs in tho o'llces now ctab
f ilslictl In the l.ioror boroughs, but 1 do not think
L It would lie a mood plan." said Mr. Gary. "Tho
8 vhnlolhliih pre ents nmuy illlUc'iiltics, nnd he
ft sides, tho consolidation will require special
j nctlon by f uncross. It will bo some tlmo beforo
tho matter will bo taken up "
'I Postninslcr iienirnl (Jar) examined pinna for
proposed Post Olllco Improvements and In-
V spected soril of the depirtmcnts In the Gen-
cral Post Olllcc, and -fter lumhtoii with Post-
V master Van Lolt at the Hrevoort House be in
I (.pected seviril substations. In tho afternoon
I lie shook hands w ith tho Post Olllco (kpartments'
llCllls
t To-diy be will ro down tho bay on the Po't
Ofllce boat to walth the transfer of malls from
Iccouilnt: steamships at Quarantine to tho points
T of dclltcrj' In thlscltj and tho railway piers at
t Jersey City.
nnEAT rr.j.vn.vo aoaix.
Recent lleary Ilaslnc for Kiport Cause an
jt AilYnnci In t'rters.
V Tho enormous business in cash whoat for ei
4 port done hero and at the outports since fcntur
. (lny had a decided effect upon priced csterday.
jj? Tho export bujinc was reportod to hao been
y mainly for KukILsIi aeco int. nnd to havo aggro
If i nted 1,000,000 bushels. Tho foreign news
s henerallr -was of a sort to stimulate an iin
It provement In prices. Tho JJterpool market
(0 was stronrr und higher. Tho Paris wheat mar
is ket was also hlchir.
f5 There was forelirn buylner of futures In tho
n loonl innrket. this buyine being n feature In tho
'7 early dealings. Tho Docember futuro opened
''f nt tbe dollar mark, ns against !)T5j cents tho
(J. closing prlco on Saturday. Tho highest prlco
of tlio day for tho futuro was SJl.OOU. and tho
1 lowest 0') cents, with the close at 91. ThoScp-
tJ tembcr futuro opened at $1.02,. against $1
:' tho closing prlco on :-aturdnr. sold Inter nt
f S'l.Ol? hut finally closed nt frLOUVg the top
t price for tl o d y. rash wheat was firmer,
? with No. 1 Northern, free on board alloat quoted
at &1.07J4 a bushel.
17 Tho export clearances of wheat slnco Satur-
S day wcro very large, amounting from the six
S. chief Atlantic ports -this city, Jloston, Phlla-
X delphla, Biltlmore, Newport News, and New
Orlcans-to 1,217,922 bushels. Tho samo ports
3 also announced export clearances of fi.800
Jk barrels of flou-, 83P.000 bushels of com, nnd
$ 217,000 bushels of oats.
ft Tho December corn futuro closed yesterday
at tho toD prico of the day, 3J5 cents a bushel,
'1 against 37'fc cents .Saturday's close. Oats
s showed firmness.
'i 1TEEK1.T CHOP ItULTjETJX.
f Ilarai noe bj Hut llnds In the Mississippi
v and Missouri nllnya.
& WiBHivoTOV, Sept. 7. Tho weekly crop bul-
'W letln issued by tho Weather Hureau says:
"In tho rentral allejs and Southern States
the week has not been fnrornhle, owing to gen-
eral absence of rain and pre alcnco of high tem-
$ porature. Hot drjing winds bavo proved In-
Jurlous in the Btates of tho low er Missouri and
Cenlr.il Mississippi Vallej , and rains, unusually
4. beay for tho season, in Orc-on and Washing-
ton interfered with harvesting and threshing,
but caused no Bcrious Injury to grain.
Corn has been very unfavorably nffected In
4 the princlpul corn producing Mates. High torn
i peratures nnd absenco of much nccdod rain
'1 havo cheeked tho growth of tho Into crop and
causod pruinntiire ripening, whilo tho prowi
' lencoof hot winds hasdouo injur), particularly
, In the .states of tho lower Missouri Valloj. In
Jt Iowa nnd .Missouri much com is past help, nnd
f will Ijo cut lor fodder.
5f Tho conditions. howeer, lno been more
faiornblotocnrnln tho lake region, upper Ohio
fl vallej and Now hngland, ami in the Mldrilo
Vf Aljnntio Htatos tho crop is generally doing well,
a Tho bulk of tho tobacco crop has occn cut and
t Jioiisod gi ncrnlly In good condition, except In
T Kentucky nnd Tonnence, where thn crop proni
A lses to Ikj vory short, particularly In tho hluo
C grass S'tatc.
v The general condition of cotton Is less fnvor-
able than In thn nre lous wick.nnd over por-
tlonsof tho mlddlu and eastern sutluns of I ho
;( cotton belt tl.ero has bee 11 marked deterioration.
$ "jicclnl lelegrapbloioportH.
5 New i:iigliiiid-HiircMliig nml ripening con
i dlllonsmiiili linprovcd. Corn gaining fast, cul
r ting begun In extreme south; iiftcniiatb excel
it lent; potatoes very poor; oats fair; apples,
U gripes, and cranberries promise light jiolds;
V Peiulios, poars, nnd plums are abundant; to
X bono 1 iilUnn iicurh llnlkbed.
f New York Continued cool nights and wnrm
k days; vor favorable for fall ploughing and
X Ilnlnliliigii.il harvest, but corn and Into garden
B trui k still backward; potato rot continues;
f. (lain liitorcsts riovcr liottcr; picking hops
!. Kcn.ml, nailkr Imps bin. ill; much tohicco
i boused In lino condition; llrst shipment of
y Krnpes timclc.
9 New Jersoj -All c rops advancing toward ma-
r turlty; thriihhlng nnd farm work progressing;
x crauherry picking coiiiiiii need.
1 l'oniia)liiiiia- N'IkIiIh lathorcool for matur-
lng f.ill 1 icitis; hue kvvhe it icry piomlslng; some
,1 buriiahil, iprndoliig ,voll, tobaeco nc irlj all
t housed, iiunlltj and conlltlon good; potnloes
rejttlng, 1 rop be ow average; pinches, peers, and
tl J'l'"''i Pldillfiil; fall scidlng weHadvanccd
l pastures eeellent. '
1 '"Jbiodiinilliclnwart'-Kiivor.iblofi.rr'rovvth
1 nneU.irm work, rainfall dellclint; gro ind get-
A M ashlngtou cnuiilj mil nloug the inj ; 0,, i
r regions suin 1 ; toinatnes nxiilleut, vleld light:
b pal'elff'or f !il;-ciK.U,St'00i! "rUUml bC""-:
1 oiert (uli-iiilnri This liar.
I fiwl',,',"," cal" ". ' a a .. LdZ
i, Mllioyste's Coiirl-Chanitiers-Nii elnr enlrndsr
f Vm pmhau-Wilb ..( llhi.U A Ov , r , J,i "Sui li
e,":"'";, J:,'1"' M"",' "" i?iiiii"vf. vt
ft elh.,ni 11 orgi. hunie. j.l I. ml h lincuu, Mario K
f (Jlt Cuiii'-HlITfriii-Mntion
1 Buy a Home at Elmhurst, L. I.
I "Tim osiiY cjii:.i
I THING LUI.'T,"
'i
t
JL
SUBSTITUTION
tlio FRAUD of the day.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
GARTER'S Little Liver Pills,
The only perftot
Liyer PilL
Take no other,
Even if
Solicited to do so.
Beware of imitations
of Same Color Wrapper,
RED.
ACTixa .Kor.viA.wrY uedvced.
ThlrtT-Dro Tut on Patrol In rrrclnefa tTbere
Thej Are oeiled.
Chlof MiCull.igh tried bis hand once more
yesterday nt (leaning up, and sent thlrtj-llve
acting roundsmen who wero not needed back
to pitrol posts In precincts whero thoy wcro
needed. Tills makes seventy odd men Hint have
been nelded to tho in tho forco by tho Chief of
I'olleo slnco ho took hold, enough to man a pro
duct, and as many useless details abolished.
Tho Couuutssloncrs expressed jostcrday their
satisfaction with Mr. Mit'ullagu'11 work.
'Ihls is tho list of acting roundsmen reduced
and sent back to patrol, with tho preclncta
from and lo which they were Bent: Trancls
McCnrrlck, Liberty street lo Old Blip; Henry
C. -Miller, lUiik ftrei l to West Thirtieth street;
Arthur U, llenhutit Btojs In Charlos street;
Itobi rt .1. Hennoj, Charles street to Leonard
street; 1 homas Iv. Hnst'iigs, Mulberry ttrcet to
West Thirtieth street; Thomas Ke-llj, Kldrldgn
street lo Fifth stitot; I'nirlek Jluran, Delaniey
street to Hfth street; William T. Klilnc . l)c
lnucey street to 1-nst Twcnly-seeond street; Cor
IiellusT. Casey. Klfth street 10 UrcenwkU strict;
James J. McCann, West Twentieth street to
est l.V.'d ttreel; Henry A. Itupert, West
Thirty seventh ureet to Leonard Mrcet; llcr
nnrd McCabe, West Thirty soventh street to
Oreenwlch street, Michael O'Mnrn, West
Thirtieth street to Wet Thlrtj -eventh Ftnct;
l'.itrlck While stav in thoKist Kift -llrst street
tlatlon, James M. Jack-on, hnt Mxtv sev
enth street to Leonard street; John II. Jones,
Kut Slxtv-eeventh street to Klelridgo strict;
J0I111 K. II Connor stn8 in West IDOih strict,
James J. Miitrn), Kast 101th street to Mener
street; l'alrick A. Curls 1, Wo-t 12,"ith street to
Jlcncrstree l; Michael Nolan. Vrt m.lth street
to West Thirtieth street; Patrick F. Oilmar
tin, Highbrlelgo to Kliigshrldgo; John A. Ken
ny. West l.V.'d street to Mercer street; Fred
erick Fink, Mcirrlsnnln to Mfth street; Mkhnol
T. I)onej,an, .MorrisanK to Old Slip; Edward W.
Taylor, 1'ier A, Nurth Itlvcr, to Wist l'JDth
Btnet; Oeorgo 11. MiC. Tullv stays on l'ler V;
Charles K. ftcbloj er. East Uilth street to Kl
drldgn stiect; Patrick llreen, I-onard street
to hldridgo street; Jnrvls II. Smith stnja In
Kast Uitth street: Daniel J. Kogarty. Kelwln
J. Dobson, nnd llllnm Fullcrton, remanded
to patrol duty In the bicyclo squad, in which
they serve; James Fallon, East Sixty seventh
street to Mercer street; Edward Ullon nud
Jllles V. Sullivan, lo elo duty at tho Central
Olllco.
HOT BURGLAR CONFESSES.
n Tells How ll and Ills Companions Got
Into Br. (antrrll'a Home.
Samuel Love. George Putan, and Frank Kady.
three of the four 1 '2 year-old bo)s who broke
Into tho houso of Dr. K. B. Cantrell at 03 Mo
Donough street. Ilrooklyn. were arralgnod yev
terday In the Gates Avonuo Police Court,
"We were ploying flro englnon few days be
foro this happened," said Putan on tho witness
stand. "I ran up the stoop of tho vacant houso
next door to Dr. Cantrcll's and leaned against
tho door. Tho door gave and I found nij self
Inside. It was tho first I knew about tho door
being open. Frank Kady told mo tno dny wo
did thio that ho had bought a jacht with .'(I0
which ho bid stolen from his r ither. Ho said
bo lud spent all his money nnd needed a ton of
coal for tho boat, homebody said something
about going Into the vacant house to the roof
and gitting IntoDr. Cantrcll's houso. oa sec.
we wvnted to get stuff that we tould pawn for
enough to buy coal. Anvhow, we went Into the
bouso and right up to tho roof. We got in Ir.
Cantrr"'s skjllght, and I watched thero while
the others wero Inside."
Justieo Worth reserved dcctilon. Montgom
ery L id, tho boy who was accidentally shot In
the mouth. Is still In tho hospital.
UXAACIAZ. AXD cosrstEnoiAi.
new fork Htock tticnance (Sales Sept. T.
DN1TKD STAIRS ASM STATr BONDS (IN S1.00OB).
25 US4s, c,1007113Li 3Tenniot3i 861
10 U86s. r 1141!
CLOSING I'KICEa OP UMTED BTATES BONDS.
Bid. Atktd. Btd. Altid.
CnSt2i,r. Untrs, r,
tplofO. 08 1001 114 ili
I n St i, r, Un St B. c
1007 Ill' 112' 1001 114 114S
lnMs, c. CnStBs, r.
1007 ....113 113al IStis ....103
In St 4s, r, LTnt 1 .n, r,
102S 120 1204 IBeu 100
In St 4s, c.
3 120 1288
HAU.ROAD AND OTHEn BONDS ITN Sl.OOOSl.
30 AtchadJ 4.... fj0' 2tann'y4s 07
233 0B 1 0bOuI.. 751,
21 68H1 lOMoTaocn Q8
0 f'8'. 2 08H,
10 fj8" 2 Slot-col lit Hi 741,
15 50 lOMofiiond jog
Of) AtctunUs..... 80 C M4LSfxB...110
1C2 SB7. 102 SI' prior 4, . i)2
70 88 30 ()2h
lAmSMBs ... B31! MSKFumls,, 00ij
fj Am Tob scrip.. faOij 46 oq,4
S7 Bll 20 00.
2naltftO,Pbr..l08 2B fl0's
12 Brook IIT 6s.. BB' 21 fjo'4
7 SB's 72 01
23 80'4 22 .Sort Wen 4s 80
23 80 16 80t.
II IlrWWBi..l01a( 13 80's
6 102 O.N YftSuiirnl.. 8'1'a
lIlrEllit.tr.. 80", B NJ CengulBs .j 131,
0 IiroolcUuOOi.lia'-j 3 .V V Con 1st, e Ug
20 ttiiOimimn. 82' fjNV.c&sttWfloO'a
7 83 1 NStarrh 111 l,t 10714
C 82' 3.V1VHI, ..lOO-a
8 82's 1 N Wdlta.USyr.loo'A
0 C, B Jt Q env S 108's 260111S lt....l 12"-j
10 IOB'4 7 112
10 10BlJ 20rItftN 41,... 01
2 lOB'V. 27 oi'
10C,BcQ4i,Nex D4KilO 0 1 "a
4. Ol'c 4 ,' oi
6 D-lKi 21 OSL,Ino G8s
7C,nQ7i 110 10 m.,
2 HtlHi M gee,
2 110'. 6 oau
1 CC.CaBtI.4a, 30 08,4
Stbd. . . , 06lj 6OBL. Inob.,., ;)B'f
3 Cui South 1st. HO1 16 ao
6Ctt)tliAr 1st 118 4 Ore B I. fls. .,!'.'. 1 17
26ChloTiiillst.tr 46 2COlmp lit, t r. 101
0 -IS1- 6 Oro lmn on,
1 lfj' 1st I p 401.
3 Coin Cable 4s 100V. 16 n(t,,
lOColJIiaist, tr (ll'j 6 30i
6 04', 6 I'm, Ds R 1st ,101'
10 U6H, 10 1'. Ii &'.!, (r 17"
SUCollIld 4s, 1st 1 l.o.Oeir,4 i-j
'P 13lJ 8 120K,
16 Hi's 5 Hoik 1,1 s, if,(ii.
10. i;j, 1 loci",
" 18' 2 100"
0(lii:ist. ..Ill 10 1lockl,l,icb0s 1031.
ICOsltylst .1111,1 4I,a,lkU4 . 80
7CnUBinO,,.. ()J7, fi 0I
6 06 I 1 B(J,
35CQay Istlno 40 17KloUWlit Hfic
2 -lOu'lO a,
1 easily e,l Inc. 14 ! 6&oi'oofCalra 02
Jt.luiiai.tls.. 06 c) Ooi
aiieiiAHOcn., 88L. 10 bo 1'of Aril lit noli
20I'.J1MW ... 20 lfctl'terni 11 3
26 Detroit UasBi. 0 1','23 Msn It 1 , t)8
10 Ol'illOMsn ltaTln" ia
1 EtsiuATH 1H104 j 1JJ jo
4Ertounx 112 I ouitiriiiu ei
JHTJBi(i4aMsaataisas''i.aW-lItr'tiV!
lOErlaSdez 1121 12 004
111 Erie prior bds 92', 10 00b
10 03 6oIVwaTB 06
20 02', 47 04's
1 04 Fr 1 lion 8-4, 73 7 04'a
82 7311 1'4,4
1 KTenn St llC-J k'O BtJ0 lit a-4s 07
1 6 Ft Worth 1st... 74'f OTftPlstos 00
42 , 74 lOTenrsciMla... 33
10 70 10 32"s
srtwftnaut.. 67h 1 32
10a, IIkB A 6 324
MP 8s 01" 4ThlrlATBs ..123
BOrtisy.clebn.. 7 lTCI&no,Td m,
3 I Mt Htoi4iosl07 0 88
lOlronMtDi HO 1 0 On l'so Soi, t r. 1 1 1 '4
6 80'1 10UnrsoB7Mr.Hl
6 BOHillO Unl'soOSi, tr.112
6 B0'4 27 Ill's
1 00 Ot'nrosf,tr..llOTs
10 lowsCcnt Int.. Ol)ij 6 Ill
1 Kings Co El 1st 60 18 1 1 1 LJ
10 KP lstu0s.tr.110 10 Ill1
24 KsnPeon.tr.. 04 2 Union El ltt,t r 70
1 03 8 U P, DAOUt. 46'4
1 KmlTu (i.. 87 2 4 ON
1 87'4 1 46's
20 87'. I 44
10 KsncTcxSds 03V 10 46
11 03 2Wsblst 107'4
6Knoift01st 113 lOWabUd 80
lK'n'whaAM4s 7BlilB7 804
1 LscIedeO lit. .103 5 Wab dob, s II... 32
10 103 26 32
10 102 0 32Hi
2 I. At ft I' V 1st. 1 1 8 2 West Sh 4s 1 O8H1
1 LoufcNa; 4... 864 1 IOS'4
6 SOU 16 WeitSh4s.r...l07,4
8 864 10 WS YftPnirnl 40
4 Mo. K ft T of 6 Wis fen 1st, tr 374
Tcxastii 82
Total talcs of railway bond! (par Talne), 10,201,000.
RAILROAD AND OT1IRR Bit A RES.
Ccfn- High oio- rCloitnos
Bain. Ino. eft. fit. 27M Atftt,
CArt'sEx 168 158 168 156 158
10S63 Amsrt..l65'4 167', 1644 1604 1504
D8B!IAmRnpll8 120'4ll8 120 120's
KOOAmSM 14 14 13'4 13'a 14
eoOAmSMp 33"s 33"s 33 33 334
40AmCoal.l20 120 120
74o3AmTob 0b 05 044 064 064
11 ATobpflLlU 114'4 1131 1134 114
1885 Am COI1 264 20 264 264 20
S48AinCOp 70's 70S 70s 784 704
tens Atch.Tft
SFr.... 16'4 16'i ID'S 164 16'4
14189 Atch.Tft
SFep.. 34 34 334 334 334
CBAArbpt 38 38 38 304 38
lOOIJninlwk 14 14 llj 1", 1
SttBPaltftO 18 104 18 101 104
200 Bslt&O.
BWp.n 0 OH 04 64 0'4
lewlODajHtO 13Ts 13Ti 12 12"s 12,4
STOIlr'kr.T 32 32 32 32 32'4
ItODCn a 1214 1214 121 1204 1214
2200CnSo.. 68Ts 68' 68 68 684
laOOContce. 30's 404 304 30 30'4
P84r.ChOtW 18 18 174 174 17"s
COOCenPao 144 144 14 144 14's
ltsis.chfifto 20'4 2Q'i 204 204 20"a
4422 ChteOss 1044 1044 103Ts 104 1044
400 Chi Alt 100 101 100 101
8S78C.C. Oft
ML... 304 30H 384 30's SO'i
IS C. C, C ft
RtLp.. 84Ts 84 84Ts 84 87
4B84CftS W1204 1204 124'4 1254 120
8sR20C.B.g 00 004 08 00s. 004
B8S75C,M4StP 00 00 07s 084 08'4
200 CM ft St
Ppf....l464 145'4 146'4 1464 140
9I08C.RIAP 03 03 024 02a4 02's
1858ColFusI 20 204 26s4 204 284
lOCFuelp 70 75 75
120OC.IAI, 124 124 12 124 124
OOBC.tiLp 37 37 304 SC. 3C4
800CHVW. 04 04 04 04 04
100 C.H V
Ttf... 224 2434 224 20 25
200C ft HC. 7 7 7 7 74
8J01 ConGas 100 2024 109 202 204
B79Dltud no's 110'4 1184 110 120
roop.l.ftwioo 160 100 leo 1014
BOBDetOas 45 50 45 51
811SD4HO 134 134 134 134 13'4
B03SDnfJp 60 60 40 404 404
SOOriMftFn 134 134 134 124 134
2385 Eric UK 177s 18 17'4 17"a 17'4
IBOOFrlelstp 434 434 424 43 434
40orrle2elp 24 24 234 23'4 244
IBEniv o
pr.. ..1204 1204 1204 110 120
200FAPM. 13 13 13 13 14
27 It WAD
Cs 18 IB 18 17 10
200GtKorpl4O 140 140 130 141
STtOOfiiHeu 38 38 37N 37s, 38
400HHClaninO74 08 074 07' 084
163-SIllCe-nt 107 107 100 1004100-4
000 HI steel. 40 40 40 40 60
elOSlaCen.. 134 134 13 134 13
4S0IaCenp 41 41'4 414 41 414
440LE&W 224 224 22 214 22
700LEftWp 704 704 70 704 77
inoiaki!Stil774 1774 1774 177 178
7h Long Isl. 42 43 42 40 45
SIOLacliJaa 484 484 484 48 434
TSIacleip 054 054 044 05 004
2fl260l.ouft.V 02 024 014 02" 624
B70 1IanCoul07 107 1 04"s 1 004 1 00"
7J5MrtTracl2 14 1244 1234 1234 124
70OMIchCenlO8', 109"4 1084 108 1084
lOSIIcliCCp 65 66 66
100 51 ft St L 27'4 27'4 27 27 28
eUfthtL,
latp . 874 874 874 874 80
700 M ft St t,
2drf... 504 604 60 68 69
26010 Mo Ts- 40 40 38 30 304
127.1 JIoKtT 164 154 164 154 154
4605SI,KtTp 304 304 30 304 304
825 Mob A o 304 304 304 204 304
llo.Nhtsreh 12 12 12 11 13
400NI.OII. 19 104 19 104 20
100s,fwCen
Ceml... 8 8 8 8 84
1780 h J font 004 00a 064 064 004
8453 NVCVntlll 112 111 1114 112
2760 Nat I.al 30 30 384 384 30
70:;atI.HplO7 1074 107 100 1074
400 Nor Am. 64 64 64
605 hV.Ct
MI.... 104 17 104 104 17
1400Y,SftW 18 184 18 184 184
2600 .S V. S ft
Wpf... 304 304 384 304 304
800N&W. 104 104 10 16 10
2220 N ft W p 46 464 44 43' 44
27380 .Nor Pae. 184 20 184 20 204
74171 NPaop. 634 604 634 604 604
HlMlOntftW 184 184 174 174 18
r,00OHNpf 73 73 73 724 734
8080 Pa. Ma,, 374 38 304 37a 374
100P, lift K 2 2 2 2 24
821 I'iiIPI01804 1814 1804 1804 1814
875 P, C, C ft
St I.... 214 214 214 214 214
400 P. C,0 A
Ml. P.. 00 00 604 69 00
140PftVp 04 04 04 0 04
f)Cor,nnUU114 114 114
83325 llfadlng 284 284 274 284 284
lBt4i)Itfa,tlp 6(1 50"s 664 50 604
8100 Head s p 3 14 344 34 344 3 14
100 HOW.. 244 244 244 24 26
230 HO Wp 674 68 674 67 68
BO0MI.ft.sir 7s, 7s, 7l, 7a,
BOH hi I, AS
F1HP 65 664 66 664 664
800 SI I AS
IMP 204 204 204 204 21
P40SI1SW 04 04 04 04 04
tisnuiswp lS 134 13 13". 134
20ftl'tUp 874 874 874 87
48110 MP to 804 804 70 70"4 804
lH7StP,M A
M 123 123 123 123 126
I'SOhtniilt.U a B 8 74 8
18011 bo Pac.. 224 23 22 224 234
lisonhol.wj 114 12 11" 114 114
lSB'.tboHyp, 304 30"s 364 30 304
ll20tftJA(H 84 84 8"s 84 0
(lOOMJ&eil
Ulp . 61 614 604 614 614
812MJAUI
Silp.. 184 10 18 18 10
0480 TCAf.. 334 34 324 33". 334
1740TrxIMc. 144 1 i 14 144 1 l
4170 ln Pac. 174 174 104 174 174
B-TOUI'.UftO 54 04 6J4 0 0 4
11501 hllub. 20 204 104 104 20
lllil-iKubp 70 70 70 00 70
bCOUKI,. .. 04 04 04 04 1)4
KfnnrnLp. 714 714 704 704 704
:i 1 ns Wabash. 04 04 0 04 04
1804.1 Wal p 24 24 224 234 234
61. thx 111 HI HI 100 111
10010 VU T.I 054 064 05 064 1)54
4025 WALK. 24 3 24 24 34
453VAl.r.p 114 124 114 114 12
ICO Wis Opt 7 7 7 64 04
Total isle.,, 600,081 itucru.
BOSTON OLOSINO QUOTATION.
Btd. Attt. MS. Attti.
nesftArti.,217 818 WestEIee.. 26 ' 264
Dos A Me... 104 CHnKltop.. 83 80
ChtcJeom.lOO - DosAMon.1474 147s
ChleJpf...l084 100 4 CalAHccla440 440
Fltchliirp 04 06 Osceola..... 374 384
New Fn p. 87 QiilncyM.,.1 18 110
MexCtnis 04 00 IsuiMlu,, 137 130
OldColony.180 Putte 27 274
WEllcoin. 004 004 Tarn Jr .... 104
liomln'nc 204 20i'llUa IstBs 01 03
Amt)ellTel207 2074'llUO 2d... 704 704
IIIILAllPl.ritlA ItOSINO QOOTATtONS.
Jlit. A'ra 1 Hid. AlHt-
fhiKtiVAt. 31 a 1. 'war. Co.. 50 004
Pcnnim.. f04 50". F.I S 11 com. 324 33
UPltotl.. 18 184HStlpf... 354 30
PhlUTraj. 714 71", 1'II.L Ps 17 174
Union Trai 114 HijPn.I.APp 384 30
HAPTO., 704 71 WeliCrora 24,
lIctTr...123,4 1244 WelsOpf.. 71
tTof.NJs 204 304 llultlract. 184 184
CTof.NJB. 04" Marsden.... 184 184
U a Imp Co 87'. 874
CHICAGO tlOSISO QUOTATIONS.
Httt. Atked. nid Atltrd.
SS-I.".... 51 614lt.!t'I."etfs 104 104
AmStrM. 20 204Mlinrew . 04 10
CanalAH. 004 07 N Y niscutt 614 62
Cblcllrew.. 8 4 10 NChStHy240 248
Chllrewpf 304 ststabloC. 184 184
Cltyll'nsy.240 2J3 VV CbSt Ilj . 1 0 8 100
Dlam'd M 162 165 HotWS... 74 8
LaleeSfL" 10 1D
LATK8T LIIMION QrOTATIONS.
Atehlinn nap 104Norrolk A Wpf.a,, 45
Cansillan PaclUs... 75 Sorthern Pa Inapt. 564
Chesapeake A Ohio. 274 Ontarloft West .., 184
Frleron.aap 3a, I l'cnnylanl.i 684
lrlel.tr' 44s, Heading, lit a p..., 144
Illinois Central .... 1004 M Paul 101
Kanitl A Tixsa.,.. 1Q gouth Ilalltray 12
LaksMioro 1814 south Ilallnay pt.. 38
Loillsv llle ft Nash . 04 Union Pacini. 1B4
New York Central. 11 31, Wabashpt. 244
TUK8DAT, Sept. 7.
An Improvement la tho London market for
American socurltlos over tho double holiday
hero Influenced a strong nnd animated opening.
Tho stocks most In request were Northern Pa
cific, Heading, nnd Bouthoru Hallway issues
nnd SI. l'aul. The first and last named proved
to bo prominent features of tho inarkoU A
number of other stocks were dealt In ostcn
slvcly and sovcral of them, notably O., II.
and Qulncy and Susrar Itellnlni;, tnado ma
terial prourcss toward a higher level. Tho
most oxtcnslvo transactions wero In Northern
Paclllc proferrcd, which closed nciirly 1 points
higher than on Saturday. Tho Northern Poeillo
common also received more nttcntlon than for
soiiio tlmo past at a not advance of ncarl U
points. Thero was aggressive buying of both
Btoeksthat notonlj caused a local short interest
to cover, hut compelled foreign sellers In this
markit to rcvorso their position. Tno move
ment in Heading securities was less pronounced
than that in the Northern I'aclllc Issues; still, it
had a decided effect upon tho remainder of tho
market, Loulsvlllo nnd Nashvlllo and the
Bouthern Hallway Blocks were unfavorably
lnlluonrod after tho early dealings by ndv lees
from tho South of the appearance of jellow
fever at various ports. Tho professional ele
ment endeavored to mako a good deil of
capital out of this occurrence, and ap
parently succeeded in Influencing somo
speculative holders of various Southern
rallwaj securities, who overlooked a number
of Important fncts, namely, that the epidemic
mentioned has novcr mado serious progress In
the United States when it has appeared as late
In U10 season ns n has this time, nud that tho
sinltnry provisions for mooting and controlling
the disease havo for many years past been ef
fective In preventing It from making extensive
ravages.
Ttiojcllow fever scaro is worked periodically
In tho market for tho Southern securities, but
of late joara with indifferent success. Tho
Bpcciilatlonln thoGi uigcrstoeks was Influenced
by tho furthir advance In tho pruoof cereals,
tho unprecedented rei clpts of .rraln In Chicago,
and the heavy exports of brcodstulTs. Tho
possibility of an Increase in tho dividend to bo
declared upon Sugar Heflniiu to-morrow was
responsible for a noteworth net ndvance In tno
price of that stock to dny. Among the less ac
tive shares Consolidated Gas was most conspicu
ous at a net ndvance of 34 points. Otherstocks
in that category thatmade noteworth advances
wero Sugar KcllnlnaT preferred, Hocking Valley
preferred. Detroit Gis, Ilio Grindc Western
preferred, and Susquehanna und Western pre
ferred. Iho bond market was fully ns strong
and nctlvo as that for stqeks. with Ilronkljn
Hapld 1 ranslt 5s. Krlo 3 general Hens,
Fort Worth and Denver City llrsts, and
Northern I'aclllc gonornl Hen bonds especially
Blrong. Tho news consisted utmost en
tirely of railway trafllo returns, whiih nro
printed further on In this column. It is to ho
noted that London was an unusually hcivy
bii or of seciiiltics, nnd that spcculnlho hold
ers took profits upon an extensive scale. 'Iho
bujing. however, was moro clTectlvo than tho
selling, as is Bhovvnb the fact that the major
ity of tho llBt closed higher thnn on Saturday.
Final sales compare with those of Saturday as
follows:
Sept 4 Srpt 7.1 Itjil 4 Stvt. 7.
A.TftSFe 164 164MStr.2dp 004 60
A.TftSFep 334 33"slMoPaiino 30i 394
Am Cut Oil. 264 20 'Nat Lea!.,, 30 30
Amsner. 1554 1604 Snrf A Wes 15 K)
Am&Ucfp 1174 1204 orf ft Wp 44 45
Am Tub .. 0 14 06JMV rem ..1204 1204
AmfipM .. 144 13USPaoeom 184 20
AmSpMp. 33 334M'opf.. 624 504
BrookllT. 32 32 ." Y Cent ..1 1 1 112
CanadaSo. 684 68 Is J Cent.. 004 004
C.C.CftStL 304 304''maliarom BO BO
C.IIKl... 084 004 0ntW.. 184 18
CouflM ..1084 202 PaoMall.. 374 374
ChesftO .. 204 204 Pull PCar. 1804 181
Cblc Om... 1044 104 KocklilauJ t)24 024
ChOW.... 18. 174 Heading . . 274 284
D.I.AW. .1014 100 Rad i,tp( 60 4 604
Delft Iluu .120 120 MI com... 1)84 08"s
nenftflfl. 13c, 134 Straulp.,140 1454
DftllOpf. 40 404,SoU'way.. U4 114
Frl 174 174, iirwy P 304 304
QonElso... 384 374lstandItAT 8 8
Ot North p 141 U 140 TexasPae. 144 144
Illinois Ceni0(14 100'sil CI A 33 334
KanftTex 164 104'Un I'ao. .. 174 174
KanATpf. 0(1 304UHIIubber 104 104
I011 A Nash 0t,4 024UHubpt 004 70
Lake Hhernl774 1774 PSIeathp 70i 704
LKAWrat 224 224 Wabash ... 94 04
I.KAWpf 704 70 4 Wabashpt. 234 234
lacl-iloOas 484 484 VV Un Tut., 054 064
ManhCon. 1004 1004 WAI.C ..3 3
MlchCent 1084 1084 W A LKpf. 124 124
MIsnAStr. 28 274
Govcrnmout bonds firm. Tho 4s of 1(123 closod
a Vccnt. higher bid. Hallwn nnd oilier bonds
Btrong. 'Iho features wcro Ilrooklyn Itopld
Transit 5s, llroolchn Wharf nnd Warehouso .Is,
Ilurlliiglon and Qulncy conv. lis. Fort Worth
nnd Denver City Ists, Iron Mntiiitaln As, Kansas
Pacific ennsols. t. r., Iicledo Gas Ists, Oregon
Tmprovemeni ists t, r.. Oregon Itiillroad und
NavlL-atlon ts, Han Antonio nnd Ar.ums Piss
Is I'lifnn Pnilfln s, f. t. r Atilii-un, I'oloiado
Mldliind, Kile, Missouri Paellle, N'lirlhirn 1'iicl
lie, Ore gem Mmrl Line, Miindard ltiu' mnt 1 wlno
and nhiibli issuis. Iho moro liuirtunt net
advances weruln Ateblson gnl. Is. M Vccnt., to
5"i:, llrooklii Hnpid Transit rs. ., to Hdj
llronklsn barf und Wnrohiiii'e Os, 1., tn loj
I urllngton mid Qulnc) com fi ', in 1UH m
l olorado Mldlnnd His. I. r , 1. tn itTs--. Krle 21 n
er.illluin 4s, "j, to7:iij: Fort Wurlh nnd Don
verClty ists, li... (o75j iron Mountain (is, H,
to Ddj Licledo UaH Ists. ti, to ln."i , MisMiiiri
Pin llle- consols. 1, 10 li.. and lis. 'J. I11IIH;
Northorii Piiltlo pilot 1, ii, tu HJV. anil gi 11.
eral 3s. y, to 01; dromon ltnilrimd nml Xu lira
tlnn Is, Tdt l0 hi i,. Hrtgon tlinrt I.lno
Incomes A, , to Mlt. and Incomes II,
1. to 3D; htandnrd Itopo nnd Twino
l'"'! , to fil,i and Inioinos, 1.., In 111;
I iilnn Purine h, F I. r.. h tei 1 ll'i: Wnbish
-ds h, toRuijiiinililclienluroseiiis II 'J lUtnt.,
'"'.-i.. The iiolcwcirthj ilcelinis wi ro In Col.
nrieloM el la lid -Is, Ists, 1. 11., i V cent, to 1'js,;
KiiisiihP.uillrtiinsols, t. r -H. to I'.l'l, Oregon
Iliipiovciiieiit ists, i.r, li, I11 101. nml Han An.
tonlo and Aransas Piss Is, Vccnt, tobtn-j.
Commercial tirlco of bar sliver in New Vork,
Q I'll llai sllvu In Lciiiilon ilosi'd at "..Id.
-MoNliiii silver dollars wero limited at I'JUc,
I i orts to Kuropo lo morrow .lOI.OOO ounci s.
Mohcy 1111 1 all, 14 ,11 ij v cent. Time money Is
n 101 tdi Ixl.-ila, -ju i 1Ciit.: four iiionihs,
' r Vii,"";,?ni1 'It mouths, I Vtrnt. on gnod
mlxod Hloek l.xclinng.i 1 ollaleral, Coiiiiiii r lal
liipcrlliiii.Pilmi, indorsed bills receivable nro
.tinted lit Jiaoc l Vccnt,, prliiiosliiglo names nt
1 feont., llrst ibess names at4ulLj V cent,, and
1,'ooel numos nt f-jcj.1 V tent.
Sterling exchange opened flrra and closed dull
with very Uitlo change Id rates. Continental
I oxchsngewns quiet. Posted asking rates for
sterling, $4.H4g for long bills and L87 for do
mand. Actual rates nre: Long hills, ?t.810
W.84'l! sight drafts, $I.R(I'.i'l.8Usi, and cablo
transfers, Sd.BO'fltdiM. Wli. Francs nro quoted
at fi.iloVlo.HO for long nnd n.lHTiti'O.lB1 Tor
short; relchsmnrks, IU 13-l(li)l)l 10-1(1 for long
nnd lir 6 lOcjO.I 7-1(1 for short: guilders, iOa
40 1-10 for long ami 40'n rJ It) 3-1 (I for short.
Domestic cvclinngo on Now York: lloston
Par. Chivrlostnn llnvlncr par: selling n prc
inluiii. Savnntnh llii)lng. 1-ltl ofli selling,
par. Now Urliinus Hank, no rents premium;
romtnctclal, yi.'Jit dlscounl. Hm rramlsco--Sight,
5 iciits protnluni: loleginpli, 7H; cents
lirotnliim. St, Iotils, (iik.H'O lents discount.
Chicago, fi" cents discount, Cincinnati Ho
tw een b inks. 10 icntsdiscouiit, nnd ov er counter,
par,
Ohiroso Sugar Hcllnlng common Is quoted nt
4llV.t7'j ami tho preterm! nt t)liil5. Stand
nnlOtl I rust rcrtlllcntes 1 loscdat :il!Utttn,j:i'l.
Slelropiilllnn Street llallwnv consolidated tnorl
gagoristlosednt llllietl 1"'4.
'llm nil rail cist-hiiund shllunents of itend
freight from Cbltngti last Week wcro (10,1111
Inns, iiga'nst (i1,h mns l'io previous wie knud
iM.ilD.Miuis thu lorrcspundlng week of tho pro
blems oar.
'Ihcojiorlsof genernl iiiorchandlso from tho
rorlofSew Ynrk for the woek coding tnibiv
were valtieel at v( (im.im.l, ngnlnst 7,H7H,.r.J7
lust week and it,o(l,ti(l7 for tho icirrcsiioiidlng
wi ek nf last 51 at, 1 ho ixmirtM Mm 11 dan. 1 were
$t!7fl,IIH,t!r.tl, eigilnst ir'jjl,5ll.8IUdUrllitf tlio
corresponding period of 1 iBt car.
'Iho Chleugo .liinctlon Hailwnvs and 1'nlnn
Stock Yards Company has dci hired 11 quarterly
dividend of lij Vccnt. on Its preferred stock,
pi able Oct. 1.
Hnllvva gross earnings for August compiro
with those ut tho aamo mouth of last earns lot
Iovvh: AlslismiOreat Imitliern.. jnn.ms Inc HS.r.PH
C . O ,( nml St. Louis .. l.a ii.ut)a Ine U7.103
Ceniralnr ekonsii :io.:iih Un: a.i'it
( liKapcnke aim Ohio l.nei i.lou Inc. ltn.HVI
CI1I1.1KO. Hid A loillsvllle . SilHl.'ITS Hie f7.W IS
I'tileaKfi ureal Western .. 4N7.MIH Inc. 70,1111
Cteve I.or.iln Wlieellni llin.lJO l)(e. DM IZ
leorK a and AUt ama ,, 711,47 lire. Ureo
1 mm Juliet nmt 1 ailern. U7,iw Inc 10,.ixd
elrcat Norlliern ,. I,777,'iS6 lue 07 Jsh
Knnnivlis ami I'ehlcnii , 14 I1IJ luo. P,'C1
I.ull! tile unit Seilivlllo 1,770,1140 Ine, llio.l."'!
IjJllls.riansvlllc ft ht I... lilt. 11 IS Pec 1 1 0 ill
1 mils, IP ml, rm A SI. L.. ni,o;i Inc. 4,74
Mejlcan Nitlmal Hi; US Inc. 7n,mu
Mexican Central . ... l)sl 707 Ine lll(,7illl
MU.oiirl. Karisss ft Texas., ft";, Till Inc. 4,i!40
Mnl lie and Ohlei Hit, Mil Inc l.'.ilHS
Norrolknnl Western "0,174 Inc. 14S.-IU
Ohio Ithir dl.'im Inc ans
bt I iilllsSonttinestiru I17'l,tOI) Ine 2ti1un
bouthern Itallnay ., ..1,OU5,07J Inc lJ.Otl
Thn Lailcclo Gaslight Company reports net
eiinlngsfor 11gust of $o4,S87, an Inireuso of
r 11.017 nsceimpirid with sumo inniilh Inst eir.
orclht motiths riieliiig Aug. Ill thn ne t earn
ings wero -)0",UJS, un Ineroaso of V1,1- as
compared with tho corresponding period last
yeir.
Tho Oregon Improvement Cotnpnny reports
grem earnings fur July of t Io,H,i5, an lncrcaii
nf 110,1 87 ns cnmp-irid with tho same inntitli of
lust onr, and net 107.,HO. an Increase of Irli'l,
Clb'l, For Hie eight ninntbs Milling Jul 31 thn
gross 1 irnltigs vvcro if,2ir,Ui!5, nn Im rcase of
Vl'.'.IUl iih eotnpircil with tho eorrcsiiondlng
p. rlod oflustye ir, and net s?37 1,708, niilncroin-o
of i--'4'.'.(ll'' The Increase!!! tbeinrnliigs of tlio
PaillleCoist Steamship Company for July over
last v car was tr40(il7. An Increase Is shown In
all departments except sm ill railroads. Tho
net curnlcgs for Jul show a small Increase over
June.
Tho Clov eland. Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis ltailroad reports gross larulugs for July
of 4l,ti,)'i,t;3. on Incrcuso of $.11,500 as com
parnl with tho Bs.1110 month of last ycar.und
ncl$'J13 noi.Hii lmn ascofifri.'Jti;. Fixede hargos
wireirJJS.ftJO. Iciving HBUrplusot $lI,0UD,a
decrcaso of si, 71 j.
Tho Southern Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for Jul of 1,0'J1,OI'J. nn incrcuso of
IT, 01, lit as compared with thu same mouth of
last ear, nnd net $l,81d,50D, an lncrcaso of
911)3,1)15.
Iho Hlo Grande Western Railroad reports
gross e irnlngs for July of $300 1)71), an incrciso
of 100 5'J las compared with the same month of
1 1st ear, and net 137,075, un lncrcaso ot 372,-
Tno Knniwha nnd Michigan ltailroad reports
grei-s turnings for Jul of sVI 3.VJ. an Increase
of 5-15.515 as couipnre-d with the same month of
1 ibt ear, and net f 17.11b. an lncrcaso of irlO.-30-J.
Fixed charges wtro 11,143. leuviug a
surplus of 5,073, nn Increase of 1), 151.
Tho Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf Railroad
report, gloss earnings for Jul of J84.047, an
Increase of if.l-VJTJ aseompareri with tho samo
month of last ear. and net J7.707. n decrease
of 8,.1S!1. For thn seven months ending July
31 tho gross earnings wero "l,8US,i4, an In
crease of 70.&IHI ns compared with the corre
sponding pcrlol of lat eir.and not 111.080,
an Increase of 1 10,041.
1 ho New- Orleans Trnction Railroad reports
gross e irnlngs for July of $1114,00 J. a decrease
of 1'J,01 1 as compnrod with thu same month of
lastear.and iict'JJ,710, adocrcaseof J'.'.'. 111.
The North Sboro Traction Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of Sl.li".a05. a decreuso
of 1 l,s75 as compared with the same month of
last year, nnd net 87,773, a decrcaso of 1 1.503.
Tho Wabash Railroad Company reports for
the fiscal year cndid June 30:
1S97 ISPO. Channel
Orosc'r"cs tll.Vil 7 $IS,si,;,112 Dee tl.Xsu.'ISS
Opexs;nej 7,u;u.l,VI H,i.' !0t Dee 1,.'I'I4(3
Netear'RS JfiJ7.n.') a.Mli.S1S Dec. 11. Mi 10
Taxes .... C'U.UTJ illMJTs lno 10. Ji'.'
llalnnce . ei,IM7.fl",S $3,014 -0 Pee. $i7,,.'elj
Othirlucoe lKl.lol 140,7 11 Deo. 7.4.13
Balance.. $a,l!io.iJ $3, tr-'ilUI Drc. $M.el'i;
lttntes..tc 4lls 013 417, .'jl Dec. ClIU
Balance . $.',;j.s77 $.".7H-.st5 Pes: $4," 4iirt
I 'e leliurk'i' J.av ,513 V!,ul,5l3 Dee T.uuo
Surplus $H!3dJ $rtll iOO Deo. $3s, 103
I)l U 1 r. t d
dibubds. 11,000 De 3"i 000
Netsurp's $Jsus $JJ,--00 Dec $J,40S
In Ills report President O. D. Ashley c-vlls atten
tion to tho sin ill decrease In tho net ns iom
pired with the largo filling oil in the gross
turnings. It Is noteworthy that economies have
tu en e tree led In Iho face of a reduction of
3'ilOOofn mile) in the freight rite per Ion per
mile, representing n lo-s in nit 1 amines of
UI',1!H1. On tho previous ye ir's freight rate
thcoieritlons for tho vc-sr would havo shown
n surplus of ?4.H).8Ji. Thellnisof the) stem
were never In such excellent ph) slcal con
dition ns nt pn-eut. In the year 15,0110
tons of e Ightv-piiuud steel mils have boon pur
chasieland laid und ever nieeied repilrhus
been elfectcd, while 51H1 box cars havei been
added to rolling slock. Resides, 1!00 (XH) tons of
heavy rails wero coutracte-d for nt the-low prlco
ruling last spring. All theso ependltures hav o
hem ihargid to operutlng expcne s, and. hut
fur thn 5,1100 tiald for second mortgage bonds
and the cost of I ho Moutpillcr and Chicago road,
nolnireaso has been m.ido In the cost of tho
rni.el slnco the reiirg imzatlon In lb-'l. iho
bituminous coal flriko has deprived Iho road
of nhiiiit l!5iercint. of its tonnage. Thofloil
Ingdobtof the coinpiiny is about tho same ns
siiuvvii in tno if'iu report, tlio increase In notes
pa,v ihlo he iiigntfsct bv the riductlnn In Miurli
ei s und otht r III ms. t'udiratraikiigcarr.ingo
jnent with thn Grind Trunk Hallw a Company
of Canada nud the Krlo Itiillroad Ceimpnnv the
W.ibesh begun in Juno last tho running oftwo
passenger trains elnll, each w a, between l)o
trollnnd H 11 Iain 'Ihls experiment is tcntntivo,
but if it pinves fnirl siicccscful the ninnagn
liitut hopo to tie able to coneludo a
morn ptimaiicnt tontriict with tho com
panies named, 'Iho ndvantnge" nf oper
ating a conl Inuous ,lne from IhcimIo to Chicago,
St. Louis, Hinl Kansas C'itv ma not bo ho t v i-
lent In thnprolltsof tho Canada lino ns in its
loiilrlhntion to tho tmftlo of thn Wabash i-s-u
m in tho Nuns; hutasnn inlllnl lino between
tlioicntr.ilgalevva) at IlutTiilo to tho West and
r-outhwest, thero nro obvious licm fits to bo
sh.indhy nil tho inmpanlcs tmmcdlatcly Inter
cle I. 'I bus far. tho pnssinger trallic has tx
eee lei uxpei tatlons, hut a full ear is required
for a thorough test.
The Troy City Knllwny Company has declared
aquartcrl Ulvldtiidof 1 V cent., pavnblo Sept.
10. This Is the llrst dlvldond cleilnrod Bime
Dec ember. Iho usual quarterly dividend pre
vious to that wns li Mient. 'I ho directors have
deeidid to create a sinking fund with (ho otbtr
4 V cent, for tho redemption of $100,000 de
benture bonds. 'Iho annual report bIiovvs:
1S07. lBDn. ChangiB
Orni earnings. ..,$501,1177 $."1.77 Dee. $ei,7(H
Oper cxpenss. ... uoil.MJ .T.i.ftil lno. i.Hsu
Set eamtnes, $t4H,V t.'Sl t u Deo 'iTi'ibn
Other Ineonio. ,., 4 llu l.llU Inc. V.JV.I
Total Income ...$iHH,7fi4 $VMt'V4il Dee. $111,77
FlicdcharKes ., 14'ioss lll'i, l.'4 Inc. ".mil
Kurilii e,iiliuil viim.Iii. Dee iuil.tlii
Dltlilenits 5'i,iiijO inn mm in-c. Mi.uni)
Balance .... $lil,ililil .'1.10J Inc. 7.'Wii4
Tho receipts of llinGovrrnmciit to da were:
Customs, ,Jil(),'ill I; Inieni il revenue, i.V)'ilil,
und mlsiellainiiiis, 4'i,tlltl, n total of ijtl.yjn,.
710, 'Ihu disburse un ills were s-l.l.ll.lMlo. up
exic- sof reetliits nvi r cpendlturis uf rl'",TH.
Iho ree ilplsof thollseil )cm lodatnhavi hecn
IL',riH'.,,7ll I, anil disbursements Vll),7ii') H5li,
1111 meessof cxpiiiilliuris over tecuipls ot J-,-lH7,llill,
The nctnsiotsof Iho'Ircnsur nt the closo of
hiidiniss to dav as olllilallv computed tompare
with thusu of nalurdu) as follows:
flolil coin ami InilUem $144 4i!l,liil7 tl I i..-ot, US
Hide rttullbri-aiiit tjiilllun. ul. 101,7 1.' 'J.'.nlssi
t'ntiiii siaiisiiutes Bo.iuu.eoi au, IIIU.IISO
Ollli-r umhois in use 1 44 of
deliiawlliubllltles lP,!i8(i,&Jl Ii,l37i1l
Avallal le cash balance,
Includlugiioltlreacrve $319 408,BS4 $81S,(it)H 030
TlioTcnnisseo Coil. Iron and Railroad Com
pun sold last week 11,1,'JIIO Ions nf Iron. Iho
compnii) ndvuiieeil iho prlco of iron tod 1 -.'.
ccntsu ton, making n total adviiuiu vvlthliitho
lust leu un s ot 75 cuits a ton,
Mom-) In I-omlon 1 It rent. Hales of diseount
in open mnrketfor bntli short and three muni lis'
hills -.'.; 4 ti tent. Paris udtlecs quotu 3
f ecu's ul 101 fruues 'J'JHi centimes. Eichaimo
vu London -J5 frauc. til tcntlints,
i
coMMBiioiAT, coiimsn.
Toksday, Sept. 7. Oiuin Wheat Spot was
stronger and In bettor demand. Sales 001,000
bush., Including 10.000 No. 1 northern spring,
Duluth. at $1.0714; 1180.000 No. U red, 40,000
No. 2 hard, Manitoba, nnd 01,000 ungraded rod
and spring on prlvnto tonus, and 480000 No. 1!
rid at Ihooutports on prlvnto terms for oxport.
Frio on board nllont: No. 1 nnrl hern spring.
Now York. Hit.OTm tlo. Duluth, $1.071t: No. a
bard, winter. $1.01: No. 1! reel, now, $l.(llsj,
FutiiriB nilviinceil 'JiKHimic. luture sales
4,4115,000 bush., as follows:
Ois-nlnp. lUvlittl. Loiiml. Clni7. .Vdlnl,
September. I0J4 1l4 lfl l"-!4 IJ'",
octnlier, 1U14 nil's IO114 ml l,s4
Devonibtr 10U 1004 HI) 100 tii4
Pari Was nrm Now fee-llnj, fll's't IIV. e,
and frelichttn llllfrnln..lIHS.lc , cost and frrlaht to
New nrkinmllliii;, tilsrfWe, as to quality Ilvi was
moadler State, 4Se.flo Mi, 11 wisti rll, M's'nltc .
et nnd freight to lliifTnlo Corii-spnt was firm.
Hales, lAS.fMiii bush, Including '-'I. lino SNi j mixed
nt .Is Ve. free oil Imiirl albi.it, nud lVn.imn el 1 cm
prltatc frnis nt thn oulports for ixpitt ll 3
Inlseil In elevator. 174e l N.OU" ollott nt .17V . de.
live red 1-utimsadiniKiid 1c. tu 14c. Future sales,
420,000 bush , as follow.
Sot
Oprnina. lllufinl. Iirnt. Clottng, .K'iftt.
fsspt io :i;i, (1114 :i4 J7
Oet.... 117 ,I7N 117 H7" lilt's
Die JN4 'IH4 11S4 3!4 117
Oats Spot was 4e hluher. f-ales l.ltinno bush In
eliielln' ii,eiouMi 2 w liltecllpsd and wi.Oni) hmvr
while 1 lipped on private terms for export Nil 3
while, 1,0(1(1 at 314o.i No II do, 8,00(1 nt !iP4i
S14e 1 No J whllo illpppil, Vlli-.e 1 Ni .1. do . 4 1 1
No 3 mixed. 3 IVe'-Mf . So H, elu , 314c 1 rejeted
mixed, 3-"vi. 1 rejected white, 3.14c 1 No 3 mixed
dllvireil M-VcWe track mlxrii 43n4o,i (rack
i U t'Hi.iii at vr.d'Ue. I-iitures were- 4c lower
mine nun, but elnicel uucliansed. fulure snlt.
.'3 000 busb as follull si
lat.
Ojevtnff. JUohet. Tntrfitt Closing, Mcltt.
Sept .. . 3.14 34 L. 14 31 31
Deo . 334 354 54 334
Tills le the v I, Ibis su ply:
.Sfpl. I, UVel'j Stpl 5,
lf-U7 Ctmvri IHHll
WheM, bush 1 t,(i7,non Deo llMl.000 4(1, 4111 1100
( urn buh ll.i.'ii.lHIO Ine n 147,01111 lHTM.UOO
Outs, lnili II fit'l.llOO Ine 371000 7,s:4.lln0
tl) i. till. 'I . 3.3-II 000 Ine 47.1,00(1 l,7nn.000
Parley, l., uli l, .oel.uoo Inc 3(IU,UU0 1,109,000
The New York stex-k Is aa follows:
.V;(. 4, irl' .Ti( 1,
1HU7 CI en w lMin
Wheal hush. llsj 721 Ine 1H()3"1 3,ll3i,71l
Corn bush 2,1111(1,114 Inc. r.Tfl.H.IO l,hv7."l I
Oats, liiisli . , l.TlB.f 7U lue I'l.l 7 11 1,717,)14
I've, Inisli 0s (flt Inc. 3711,01111 W.474
Barley, bush 27,uas Deo. .IS.hiO pa 070
Tim deielopmcuts tn tho wheat market to-day
w re In tin- main or a bulllm el aracter, nnd pile
odviuie, d sln.rpl, elostiig at nbcitit the beiit llcures of
the ela Thu rabies were strong and liliclernul
were neenmi anted by g-iesl bulug ord.-rs Tbero
was a kckwI ilcrna-id fi,rloallODKnisuulit, shorts cov
en , nn 1 a h avy de man 1 sac rumored for extort
I her) oul advanced 33.d to Mi.il . lint Inn .ert of
ttie rie, Paris adva-erd 3e to H4e The North
western re.'il,t In tliren dsjs sew I, MO cars,
ivaln t Sal lait week and 3.3 14 lastvenr. Thevlsl
lie siiiplj dicreaved nut ono luili. The I iigltsh
stslble dee re-a.ed 'I51,00il bush Th wuilds
rhi mi-nts last week were U,M3,3I7 bush,
aRlnst 7,411,011 In tho previous wenk nn 1 000
3o0 last rear Corn wi nrnier partly In smpnthy
wltbwLcat. Tb cables wore ht4tn r end snmr imp
ndvlep, w.ro unfaiorattlo I ,vor;MK,l ndinin ed 1, 1
to d The risible miplvlncra.id S '147 II 0 I uh
Th world's shipments last week were .1,401, 0(,t
bjsh , nalnst .1 tes(433 ju the prevluj, week The
e eiclal Iowa and Kansas reioitslnll ste a Tlld of
4Us,i(jo.UUO bu-h , aKlut 7-4,00(10 10 Inst si j.em.
( 'iteaiio received tu three days a 7.17 carsi tbi- re
ceipts there tomorrow are estimated at 1.410
cars Oats were ipil-t and stead). The vlsll le Hill
pi Increa od 37D.000 busb Chicago re ivd for
thneela 1140 cars, the receipts tin re to morrow nro
estimate! at 313 ears Chl airo. -ept 7 'I Ivurpn-1
to dar acted as If It had ulven over Its beltaney on
whratnnd had 1-ecume a buyi r saln It was up
equivalent to 13o. a bush on cot wheat and equal
to (le. on futures New 1 ork reported vcrv larue ac
ceptances some claims lielig as libth as 120 loads.
This Intti-r elicumstar.ee Is as slgnineant as any.be
cauie. If Hie either side renews its mm'1 demand,
everlKlr will I bullish ngaln There Is rnln to-day
In the Northw et, and more premised f ir to-morrow.
There were fair clearances, about l.iC'OOOO bush,
for tvro ilars The world's shipments were
almost in 000 000 bush , as ther were bound
-to I wleh oser 6 000,000 bush from this
'side The visible decreased ei50 000 bush , nnd our
local stock. l.KsO ono hush of nil sorts of wheat. In-creasi-d
Olllr 12(1000 bush. There was an Increase
em passage, 2,000 nun bush . n small decri ase In the
Inrush Tldlbln There oiuht to !. an Inerea-e Ph
morrow In the world's visible. The cash demand
her was slow, the two hnrd winter selling at la.
under Decemb. r The shipping liuilness from here
to-day did not exi-ee 1 1 00 onu bush Our Inspection.
I Oss ears, looked sery larere. but It was forthre-e
davs, re-elpta for to-morrow were e-tlmated nt 410
Tbesprcu'atlvc trade was ItRht If th- fore'iners ro
new thelre nh pure hascs, wheat will easily sell blither.
A noticeable frature In connection with thewlist
trndn Just now ts the tact that nf a-lr all the large
traders nre out of the 1 larket wallln- fur a reaction
on which to rrplace their lines There Is oulr one In
terest here l ng an; conslJerabl ntnouiit f wheat
Corn The crop new sou corn dee eloped verv bullish
ov, rth-hol'day The Ksnsas Mate report for -ep-te
li.ls. r estli-utea It, Veld at 40 iie)o OoO busb. less
than lait car Predictions in rtparl to Iusva are
still worse Three Main Iowa Kan.ss and Mis
souri Mictest a loss of rlel I tompsred with last year
of over aou.coO.OOll bush The weather ke, p dr ant
hot. The g-enera! asaumplton now Is. row ever, that
weather will hare rri little to do with the o4t
come, that a modernte crop Is lo Iks harvested com-
fiared wtth the huge leldsof either lsoa or 1-05
te-elpts ke?p very lsrge, 1 717 cars for three ilars,
with 1,410 ei.tlmat.-d for Wednesleir The ear lou
will tie v err larp all this week, but there will be a
sharp dr ptnir orT nextwe,V. Corn nt the -ir-'el.t
CrU-o l,K)Ls safe with wheat nt n round SI. Ovls
e.fi a certain discount unlereorn '1c- Thevrre
trettlu- to Is-niiior isipttlar di il on tie score that
thei hnve had very little advance Ther are as Kood
a i urchase as eori '
Kiah k VV as It ss active, but hell higher with wheat.
Sales v.bOO bbls.
JJnrrcfj. Sack
neeelpta 30.7-4 2-1H7
Eiorts . 34 e.o.j
Winter In bbls : iip,.r(lue $1 in ml "1, -n 3 cxtrl,
$1 in (JI 15. .trnltfhts SI -OeiSI. stents $1 0 t
81(11 Sprlnglnbl Is clenrs. 81 40 tl 71 straights,
$4 -I s.$1 .Ml pat nt $1 505 71 Mil Kied Ilrsn
steals hut. lull rrt,-ruiunied lon-rs., 40 cs,
I .1e7l) , 110 Ss . 05!i70c 0 Es , 0Dvi70c, 100 Ss .
70 t71c
Conov spot cotton here wns uneh-i-iged, with
s'lesof llll tabs for spinning J.'l Idling uplanls
7K.c .ngslnst -e last year. Nw Orleans SDdi.ulr,
7-,e malnst He last year. Mobile dcllncsl 4c,
Ailfftista lac Paltlmoro Ue , and Sew Orleans -end
t-asnneinh I li'e li-ui ta oil I 1i bales Ssran
l "ill 17.1. New OrUans .100. Mobile 50, and Norfe 1 ill
bales 1 lverp-Kl d.-llncd 1 S-M on the sjKit, vrlth
sile, of ll'.ooo t.nl, s, futures th re even- c- (silnt
lower to tj polrl hlkher as coiupstsmI wide -atiirdnr s
close In Manchester varus wore dutl but s'rn.ly,
cloths, moro Inqillr. bin not much doing M nirhls
n-.'U.il to-dav 3I'P I (lies, ngslnst 1-last wecU and
1 Kill last yenr, -t Iiils none i,clnt 31 last week
nnd IKI last ;iar llouslonlell.lt against 12.230 last
"ok mill I II last spar Minusta.' 440, ngnlnst 7'ln
In meek in IV Il7l.jtsinr AllgiK ts shtprs-d to elnr
H11 tinles Memphis 00 "t. Ixjuls 401. Clm Innstl l.,
nu 1 Iloii'top 1 1 3 III biles Houston ixie.'l. to
morrow - .100 to "".OOO hales, agilnst 5 907 last week
aid (1,-in list year. New Orleans exiects ,1,100 to
fi.-Od ii alnsl ti4 last week and 4, U71 last rear Tlio
port rei-elplw,.r 17,70.1 bales. ngilnst- t'.I.Mast we L
a-l 1 .'el si I' Inst vrsr. Ihls far this week 47 407 bale,,
aialnst .10,7m thus Mr last week The rxisirts from
tin- ports wi re 2.-2- bnles New Orleans adinni-c.l 4
point,, bul lost most of this Ilium's lee lined e. to 7
I-itnts n covered Ihls, nnd ndrnn.ed 2 silnt, but re
mted and elosid steals at a net dee line nf 1 tn 4
points, w ith salts ot 01,100 i.alei. The future trading
was aa follows,-
CI,Hng. llighttt. Tormt. ert,
Septotiiler 7 Ovi, . 7 1.' 7 ni 114111)
Ot toiler tl-'irftl-4 tl -H n.-o 12 Sen)
Noveinltr 1.7140 71 (1 70 0 70 e.'.ioo
Detembor ,.1 7il 11, 77 0 70 1171 14 ion
Jauiinr ll (.fnul Rl 11.711 071 2311110
,bruar.. i -J ei si 0-1 0 ss '..no
March.. ..II r.7nC'lM) II HO 11 S3 2 100
3lai flHJc11113 el U4 el ill oo
Inten.o tlulness and trifling fluctuations In rri-es
chsrsctirlird the spceulatlou In 1 oitou to-ilar. The
tradlilie wnsln the 1111I11 nf n local scnlplug iiatur'.
but luiludid some ordtrs for I-lvt rpend su l New Or
leans uii'.Hlllt A sllclit pressurti to sell at tho open
In depressed prhes but the loss isai sin rreOTrreJ
on small purchases for total nnd boutlu rn nucunt.
The wit Hi w, uther re ort, whtch wns It ss favora
ble tl nn Iin 1 Is en eipti le I, a! 1 Itidiltel some buy
In? lb (ore the t lose, however. rheswi abt tieilagslu
In the abseneeof Ctiulluue 1 Mip,mrl, 111, last prlt e,
ho vine a iinnll nit decline, for the dai Tim
Southt rn ,1 in nmrt, 1, were p uerall) lower
and the reielpts nt tho porls were llitrsl. but
tie worst fiature eras (he contln ed alisnue or
oits'desui 1 nit Tho vitcLly weither report stated
lint tin- geu-rnl condition of cotton ll less tnvorahln
1 1 an In the prtvlous wetk nnd over porllous ei( the
nil Idle and elslt rll sei lions of tint cotton b It llu re
has been marked dettrloratl 11. that 1I10 aluneeof
rain lisscaiisiil It tooin 11 ram 11 and to sum- extent
pre iiiitur 1 In pi.rlloni of soiilh an I sol.lbweu
T xas, that sIiowiik Improve' late cotton nud tlio
topirop. but over the northern 1 onion of the state
ns overrhtiee ntrnl an I eastern p trtlons of the codon
In II, 1)10 toudlllous hati been ilnrnvoraMn extent
for (de kliiK whtih hss privrested rnpllly '
I'iFIH -Kloon tiei., t wns dull and wenk Ko 7
ll V" halei, 1 .'on las MnriuilKi nn private
terms. Tho future trading wns a follow, 1
.Sie llt'i'rat, lAtutrt, e'os(, a
January .71) n 111 11 m nnoitu is
Match . 3.111! 11 1 mo 11 on n lis
Ma) 1.1110 11 es 1 ni ,, I,,,,;;.;
June . , 2111 1.70 1150 nii1itii7ii
July . . isi '155 n.;.i 7imh 711
August 1 1 no 1 ;s n 7.1 n 75 :,i in
r-ipleinber r.u ) Sim Mm rihiijr, -.1
() inlsr 1,(100 .It'll n h5 f, k',1; 0
Stivimlsr 711 MH M'fl h iiu tl is
Ileeenbir. 3, an) ll 23 ll 20 ll s'U(4il ,5
ruturrs lure t lined birely stial), with prices un
h ine 1 tn I il P"l its low er The sales w e re 1 u.aou
lugs Havre di i line I 4f llnmbiiiK di-i Mm , i. , t.
ti)4lf lllow is dull ut lllithniniet prices n-iiinla
In three ds) 4H xch eiie s lllil , Uli iiiImih, J, "
1 I Oil huiilot v as snail) und nm hauhed, r, . e nu
In Ihreeilnx "l.oiio lugh, ih(. (abb, , '.
Is-ailsh but Hie eli e line hero w us slight, civile: .j lis
illllmssor th sm .Hill Inn ."ie
Naval. hriiiiKe-stiad). but ipilet hilrlttof tur
$l"li$i o'li eomuiou to Kood straine 1 ro.lu,
Piiiioih h Crude cerlldcalts werouinuolfd hern
a id In Oil I It) 11. (Hied um hanged n ' " "
l'iiovisius;l.ard loner Prime, r, soo Inrk eliill
liutllrill Ml li&llfsll'7J lallow, 4i 11 in, l !
; reaiii.ry Wt.tirn. In rggs-Wi stern. ' ,
I lib ago, f,ipt 7 -"Provisions .,.ti,. le.Cs.. ntiel
ruled. asv fur a time nn the v. Mow lever seiire. viitn
so ue s.llliigliTsintteri, I holder.. Pacers aUorlBil
mint of the orrerlngs .arl). and their suppV,,?,,", j
s leu.lli lu grain i,rough( about n na-t eiii I inl
. Ins, el at n n,nl adinn .- wh I, ,, k ui .1 ribs wet
Sul'luiii""" ""' ",h U""a'"' """""'''"'"iii'i
1,,"i'H "lull but flrmi HH teit.iu, un ....
&.VriK....,!;ri ""' ac,h"""' "Kb.v--
Clin aoo, Sept 7 fhese were today's prices
ll-Aenf.- Ownlno lliiihttl Iau-,,, ri.(nt .iuht
eU ,,ff inl liatj i fts one, ,,,.
Ieo .14 4 b4i" ueii M
4 4 K44 BUS, ll.i.
I Corn! Opfntnt, llljhnl. toieesf ciiie3 ?'s,
Kept M4 MP4 11 .7 Mi',;-
Dec 01 11.14 ni'i :, i , i
MT;. 804 Bll 8
i c r , r.
1 fept ... IH4 mv in i i. ,.
Dec . . 204 hiis4 204 1. ! '
JIay. .. 2U4 S'J 2 14 ..I'i '
flril' s
Oct 4 73 4 SO 4 73 4 -o 4 -s.
Dec ... 4 SO 4 7 4 -II 4 -1 I ,j
Jan .. ,101) B.Otl Mli) &oj
f(l6,'
"t .... rtnn n.na n.n si r ns
lie .. r no 3 ni b do r m
Jnn . , .1 0.1 3 on n 113 ,1 i r s
Oct $SH7 $s 73 $sr) $-,i ,.s
Die .... Kso f.HS 7.70 s S4 s ,4
1.1 ve HI01I1 M-rbel.
Nrvv YonK. Tllesdav, Se t 7 -llecelpts nf l.t
were AIM head, all lo be expoileil Nolriln,. f
In; all tl IV llres.eil b t f sti v 1 nt 7 c- , .
Iioor tn rime mitlvi sldis Cibles ft. m 1 r t si, , ,
.ets ipu te Aliurleiti stee re nt In 1 1 ' v -dr
s,ed Wright Untrhnh rifrlgiritnl I e f st 1 a
8e Tt. ) spoil lotlny -11 lls-esesnnl . 1 . ,.;
tirsnfbeef lo morrow 1,700 titr rte rs
l(e, elms of mlits, nil for the lunrket were 14
head Unlet stial) Not nil Mil I Veals sill mm
1 $7.78 V 100 its grsssirs nnd I intern. Ilk i, . ,,
$I78J$4',0 ( II) dlissed wall higher nt 1 ,1
V f
llecelpts nf slit e p nnd land a, nil for the n i,r .
were ll.lll'l hull J'.'ij enrs nu salt all t. I I vt ,,
a live. She p strotiui r Isluls tlnn A ' " ia
were held over hlttpsnld sltlijl 3,1 1
latubs at $4 noiisei Dressed mutton 11 a-i , '
drissed lambs 74rrl lot '
llecelpts nf hogs were M."J1 head In 111 1 g 171
head cm sale. 'nslcrut$l 13 i$i 01 4- Inor-s
Ileal Ktlntn tnninn Snles.
At the nrosdway anlcsromi yesterlnv VVIIlism vi
Hj nn sold Nos 301 and 3ntjVut Mi,, u 1. ,,s
street, near Amsterdam avenue, iw Us si , 1 n ic
nat houses, lots run ,12 7 In former untr lb r
11 noinlligdnle piael, x 1 41x JP lnxl in 1 for ,,
sal,-, tu the plnllltltTe, Jatoli A Iliiiiu rn an at. I
(leorgell Mil.utvre roi $111 31s
ilryan I, Kennell) sold No 72Mesl Nln s first
atreet, near Ninth ntenun, three story sti n. 'r n
elivelllng. lot 'JlxlO'e s, foreclosure snlt, to tl 1 1,..
tlfT lUeiiilll W Hi he-eil. for S.'O.nnei
htrong A Ireland sold Clinton nre niie, east sile rs
fee t north nf Oakland pla e twnstnrr frme itmi).
lug with one si rv frame bill' ling llijr 11 I t 1
100x4 1x100. fore.lo.iire site, tn Mnrrls Wes. f .
$1,400: nlsn No 4.1d West Fortieth street henr enta
nrcntle, threi slcrv 1 rick tenemi ut he is,. 1 t g
in 11, rnreclosiire sale, to the plaintiff, II isilii j,
Lima Mayer, for $1 1.2US
Ileal Fslate Private talea.
famenfeld A Prager hare sold ths fin atnrr tars
ment on lot 23x137x23x1 n, at N'o 403 Wi.st 111 t
to treinolit 51 Jaokson. also a fire story building oa
lot 23x100, No 1 ,10 Madison Bt , to II Oohm A I r
also N'o 4Knroomest frame bul ding onlot'".i7v
nun h sed recently from the estate of r s.hmllt tn
Lout- J e.e
Ftnll Uals-hun hsssnll for John N'llsson lonhiiip
II Krausch No 1437 llrnnt st . a two Btnr) lirtise.
at $ I 300.
-firtHtictKl.
TO TIIR BIIni:lll)I.DEn') OP TUB
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies :
A plan and agreement, dated SeptemW 1st 1-117,
prorldtng for the union nf the prnpt rtlrs and tsl
nesiof the 1'o.ultable Gas Llieht and Newlork anl
Fast Hirer Clas Companies hare been formulate 1 anl
have bren ap roved by the respectlre Hoard, of
Directors of the two Companies Cople-s of the 1 Ian
and agreement, showlug the distribution of new
securities among the present stockho ders can l-s
ortatned from the un-ierslgned. Stey-klioHers are
referred to such ajrreemrnt, under which the under
signed will act as depositary with full power to take
all proceedings necessary or exiedlent to consum
mate the plan of union. The agreement will not
become effective until the deposit of two-thln's of
the stock of each of the Companies, and the right to
deposit will expire on October 1, 1C7. Atyctlia-e
has agreed to purchase for cash the shares of stock
holders not desiring to conv ert present holdings Into
now securities, nnd stockholders must Indicate their
election to convert or sell for cash at time of deposit.
SEW YORK. September 7. l'7.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OP KEW YOP.K.
Depositary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Equitable Gas Light Company of New York, a propo
sition was presented for the purchase of the shares ot
this C-impanr, or an exchange of said shares for tbe
aeturltics of a new Comjanv. consolidating this Com
pany wits the New York nni East Rlrer Gas Com
pany, as set forth In tbe foreirolng advertisement of
the Ceatral Trust Comiany. Depositary.
After full conslJeratlon. It was unanimously r
solred to recommend the acceptance thereof by lhA
stockholders of this Conipsny.
By order of the Board of D'rectors
J. P. Tlll.LF.n, Secretary.
NEW YORK, SeptemlerS. 1C97.
The New York and East Rlrer Gas Co.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of The N'esr
lorkand East Hirer Gaa Company, held September
7th, 1MI7, It was unanimously resolred to recom
mend that the sto-kholders of this Company deposit
their shares of stock under the plan of union with.
The Equitable Gaa Light Company of New York and
the aa.reemrnt dated orptember 1st, 1897. with the
Central Trust Cumpany of New York, aa Deposi
tary Copies of the plan and agreement can be procured
at this Company's efflce, or at the ofllce of the Central
Trust Company.
By order of the Board of Directors.
lurtD lllTIM.TOY. Hfcretarr.
W VMKr HPECItl.TT OF
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. GOODHART & CO.,
HE.TII1F.ILS V . ITIKK KICII4M1R. f
38 WALL STREET.
HA.N'KIN'O HOUSE OK I
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
It, ia, IS Jt IT Broad at.
Members.
N" Y. Stock Exchange. N Y Cotton Exchange,
N . Prevail 0 Y xehange, Chtcaco Board of Trai.
Orders executed, at all) of the alsire I xchangra f, r
Investment ur im margin Inter,'. t allow id un e
lo.lt accounts, sjhject loeheck at sight ActaiMscal
Ageuts for corporations and for e,tate Inieatuieuts
1 tut HKIH AVF.eor '.'Sth Nt
Branch Offices V '51 !,I1,'.OA.RSAJ.. silk 1 x'ge PI lg
r h. lll'Iiso.S NT . Mere-antlle 1 1 s.
1 SO COURT ST , Brook!) 11
STUART k PADDOCK,
baimkidrs-brokeks
Investment Securities a Specialty.
NPW Ol'.K - HcTi N Ms.s -
' ''1'1PW-AT AMth Ill-Ill t .
STOCKS, IlOMls.
1'ROVISIONS,
fiHAl.V. COTIOV
nought and sold fur cash or on margin
W.C1IAUNCFY H.OiDJO.NtS, ) , v . f
' f Slemliers N 1 I
WILLIAM R011ISON', ) 8,u-k ' ' " I
FLOYD-JONES & ROBISON,
18 WALL ST.
Stocks Bonds and Investments.
BROWN BROTHERS&Co.
, i.i. NTttrirr.
Dealers In ltailroad llondi and Inst stmt nt n eurlt -s.
Orders Executed on the
STOCK EXCHANGES OF
New York, Boston, Philadelphia &. Baltimaro
LEHIGH VALLEY "
and Philadelphia Securities
niMi.l i in
E. & C. RANDOLPH,
HAVENlbSTOIlT'
Membtrt htw York Stock lixchtage.
1 Nassau Stroot, Cor. Wall.
Blarsin Anounts, Inresliin nt erurlllas.
Telcidioiif ,Ns is; and ll lor isnli
cyiiirtrmla and itntcrfcit.
TIIK llll (.ll J s( ltosj lllll.ll lis
A lnr, sioiii 1 111,1s (inii'iM
The Hoiird uf lilrimrs lime dularelu Inn 1 '
cue und erne hair pern 111 mum (n,. p-if.ipi
nflliel impaii) ,r lu iji on. - inline i , ' '
.liilh, lHi,pa)abIt,Oitiii r 1st ih;i..i
1 f rei'nr I at the e I is ir the pre n rr .1 ei . a 1 '
Uioks nn WI lar. M"iieiul,r 17th mill . I si
JI iMll.ferbuuka nlll ren ell oil si rls '
"Vl'.Ji.' .. WII.I.IAM ( l.M.,TrsaJJHf.
JKRotlY CITY, K. J , twpt. 7. 1BU7.

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