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B" 8 " Tflg SUNkJATUBDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1397. ,
LneaaaaaaaaH ' aeaa w a
K PDFF OF MORGDE WHISKEY
H JMsT AXjJ? TltltEE-OEXT DIlISKa
K rss Tirr health jioajid.
ml
Bf rhera'e l WhleWey In Iks Trhtatiey, bat
i-i-H. ratios Klther, Kicepf the Alrohsl Coet SI
H-a at Gallon, lella Tor Th Him-Cral
H Hr AIM I Certified to Be Uarmleee.
Hf Tlio morsua keepers of Chatham square and
H tha Howery ara holding up their head and
H scornfully enlfflns at ths fancr drink mixers
Hl who have a habit of twirling their mustaches
Hi nj maahlnir tbemBolTO la the mirror of the
W, blir cards. Blnco yesterday mornlnir the Bon
BI: err looki down on Broadway.
K. The man who is responsible for It all tU In
HH' a little room near the top of the Criminal Court
ft building and picks things apart for the benefit
B.U of aalence and the health of New Yorkers. Dr.
At Ernst J. kederle Is the man.- As chomlst of the
Hpfl Health Hoard he waa directed by the Chief of
V? H tbo Division of Foods to analyzo the various
tp brands of drink known to the frequenters of
H I the Bowery lodtrlnp; houses as "Kennedy's
Hf' Curso," the "Panhandler's Joy," "Graveyard
H I Booio," and "Uowory Lightning:."
' Dr. IKlerlo spent nine days and nine nights
B) getting samples of the liquor and' finding out
K what was In IL Yosterdny he sent In a report
K't to the Food Dlrlslon.
K If e stated that ho had secured twenty samples
B j of the stuff sold In tbo morgues of the Bowery
f at three cents n drink. The analysis showod that
- the stuff was only Imitation whlskoy and that
It was lean harmful than genuine neir whiskey.
- (iiKxl whiskey, tlio doctor stated, contains a
K certain amount of fusel oil. while none of this
'; oil km found In the stuff sold itt the Boh cry
i tuorguos. Fusol oil in largo nuantltloM was dan-
i gerous, T lilto tlio stuff Bold at throe cents a
H glints was coloijno Bplrlts llatorcd utid colored.
' ".According to the United Status l'hnrma-
H copcrla," snvs Dr. I.cilcrlo, "wlilekov should con-
H tain from SO to OH per cent, of ulcolio. by vol-
B timo, Ut tlio sample of three tont liquor I ex-
B amlncd eight contained 45 per rent, of nlco-
liol, four ooutalned 40 per cent.. IHo contained
v 85 por cent., and thrco HO per cent. I found that
the fla ors used w ere pop) erinlnt, pmno Juloe,
B1. Tanllla, cinnamon, or liergamot. Caramel woe
Vr? milled to iloupon tbo trior. None of the flavors
2 nr colorings used Is deleterious to health. I
found all of tlio snmplci used free from In-
B Jurloua or poisonous metals "
p In two coses the doctor said be actually found
,1 some whiskey In tho whiskey.
W "Almost all of the stuff," lie says, "was artl-
f flclal or mado up. (ouipoundcd from spirits,
l caramel color, and flavoring essence. No In-
H- jurlous Inirrodlont was found In any of the sum-
L plea analyzed, and it Is less Injurious than now
Bt whiskey of tho same alcoholic strength contain-
s lnu S3 per cent, by oliuuo or over of fusel oil."
c Dr. ljedcrlo found that a throo-ttnt drink Is
' one fluid ounce 1HS to a gallon, and that as
r the stuff costH only $1 a gallon to make, the
.V profit Is f2.-4 a gallon.
X Dr. Ioderle atai procured fire samples of the
B" beer sold in the Uowery morgues at three cents
K a high hat, or big glass, lie found no Injuri-
Ht-. cub ingredient
H:'. Micmo.ix si Ay of ideas.
B.' Mr. Applftan's Ship Canal, PropU's Church,
B- and Co-oprratlv Fannlns: Coramnolty.
S Since 183.1 plans for a ship canal connecting
Bj Lake Erlo with the southern end of Lake Mtchl-
H3 gan have been from time to timo under consid-
K? eration of capitalists and legislators. Now the
B$ project is fairly under way. and Mr. A. Stewart
H' Appleton of Tnelvo Corners, Mich., repreient-
B'. lng the ship canal company, is on bis way to
Bf M'ashlngtoo to arrange for bringing the matter
KBT before Congress. Mr. Acplctou was seen yes-
Bt terday at the Windsor Hotel.
KK "The proposed ship canal," he said, "is to ex-
Hftf tend from the southeastern corner of Lake
HB Michigan to tho w estcrn end of Lake Erie, noar
HSV- Toledo, and will cut off about 1,000 miles of
St' travel, the distance around to Chicago, through
1'', the straits of Mackinac. Moreover, it will add
PHvi six woeks of na Igatton at each end of the
H9t' asason. The original cost of the canal was eitl-
' plated at $30,000,000. but we have cut that
f! down to 5,000,000. Instead of digging a canal
' eighteen or twenty feet Jeep wo Unci thnt nlno
feet will be sufUcicnt, owing to tlio invention of
; a St. Louis man named Lucas. Ho has invented
HSKt. a sblp of six-foot draught which, b the contriv-
( anco of a twenty-foot steel centreboard, is rcn-
If dered -perfoctly seawo thy in heavy weather.
t Ships of this kind will bo used in tho canal. We
KlCvi expect that Congress will give us on approprla-
)" tlon. List year the Canal and Railroad Com-
Hy. nilttee considered tho matter, and aierr mem-
', bsr was personally pledged to the support of a
f- b'll providing for an appropriation. The bill
j will soon bo ready for presentation."
Hal Besides his interest in the ship canal, Mr. Ap-
h! pletonisvery prominent In religious aft irs In
? the West. Ho is practically tho founder of the
) People's Church of America, which is of all
HS';. creeds and no creed, and which intends estab-
Si' llahlng educational Institutions in various parts
K of tho country. It has now a cooperative com-
r. mnnltr atTnehe Corners, Mich., of which all
the members arc farmers. That they are prsc-
Lv tlcal la shown bj measures which are at present
! tinder way to prevent such a misfortune as be-
l'- el' them last year. They had raised a large
K' crop of anples, Out could not get an) thing but
It the smallest prlcea for them. This ear they
k are building a huge cold storage bouse. If the
K dealers do not offer fair prices for apples, the
HflBi farmers will put their fruit in cold storage and
K' ,e" It In tho spring when prices are up.
ft Near Twelvo Corners, at Fottnwatamle Park.
( ,no chnrch Is building a tabernaclo which will
H8Br be, as Mr. Appleton terms It, "a clearinghouse
i;' of religion." A similar Institution Is also under
I way near Mobile, Ala., and after his Washing-
7 ton trip Mr. Appletun will go there to assist fn
fv Wo work.
'j; BltOOKZTlf JtAILItOAVS AT ODDS.
VMS?
K- Tlie Ifaasau Conpany (leeks to Prevent tb
HV BraeU Itead rram t.tlng Crade Croaalng.
HH Application was made to Justice Maddox of
BH:;' the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday on
BB behalf of Frederick C. Cochcu, a property owner
BtA who represents the Nassau Railroad Company.
BB$' for a writ to compel Park Commissioner Dett-
BB xner to enforce a Judgment obtntned in 1880,
BB enjoining the New York and 8ea Beach Railroad
BB Company from crossing Fort Hamilton parkway
BBf at grade. Corporation Connect Ilurr admitted
Bf that the Judgment was obtained against the
BBf v company mentioned, but ho contended that that
BB corporation docs not exist at this time, and that
'. the Injunction could not be enforced against tho
KV presont compnny, which Is known as tho Saa
1 Beach llnilroad Company,
BHf Gen. WlngHte, wh roprenented the railroad
l company, said the Ixinir Island Railway Com-
H-iH. pany's trackH cross tho parkway at grade only
i twenty feet from the tracks of theneallcach
BB:i- Company, and that the present proceedings were
K taken simply Ut get square with the Sea Beach
f' Company hacauso It sought last spring to pre-
BB; Tcnt'the Nassau Electrlu Railroad Company
BBkI from constructing a road on Sun avenue. Coney
BBC Island.
Bwr Corporation Counsel Ilurr held that the mat-
BBS'.! ter waa discretionary with tho I'nrk Commls-
BBS' lloner. while cnunsrl for Mr. Cotheu said the
, Commissioner had no discretion In tbo matter,
BM." " I"Kbt hero I want to say." said Justice Mad-
V dox, "that I shall not ho Influenced In tho least
BBFr by the fact that this is n contest between rail-
BV roads. If I find that adlscrol Ion rests with tho
BBV Park Commissioner I shall deny the appllca-
B tlon,"
B"' LAvnixn ok itrvEitiAzniar.
4 "' Closer Union or (unada with Great
BK llrllaln, lie nrclarra.
H. Montheai., Sept. 17. Sir Wilfrid Laurler,
BB. Premier of the Dominion, In replying to anad-
BBi dress wblih wnH presented to him here this
afternoon, referred to tho denunciation of the
BSBY Itolglan and Qcrnmn treaties by tho British
BBt" Government and said that the relations between
Hf. Canuda and Knglnnd wuro now most cordial, if
BB& Cuundlans should have any grievances they
BBff might feel suro that they would find a bearing
In England, nnd if a stcrltlca had In boinnde
England would not hesitate to mnko it for
B CaiiHda. He bi-I!ccd Hint Uuiiadlans must look
Bfl' tothefuturn, II11 hint bcrn long ion Iniod that
BBS tbo iirrhi'iit rotations butnrrn Lannda and Kng-
BBS) landiould not nlwinn rciimin as thoy are. 11 r
BBSi tho miro fact iifCuinila's devolopment as a na-
BBS J -n "l0 I'ri",u,lt rclallous would ceaso to he But-
BV isfactorr, lliirciiniist he one of two solutions.
BBi either absolute separation or closer union. He
EBBf- trusted tliut the solution would not boscnara-
't tlon, hut doner union.
BBS, fCinfl''' '10o'r, must retain her autonomy.
BBS: lie believed that t would ho iiokiIMo forPanada
BB1 to keep lo thu fiillcst ilcgreo In r llscal and legls-
BBS' Jatlo liiilepcncloiKo ami at tliu same time to
laBB-: S?"?icl.?" 'f1'111"' union with Britain, What
BBS' form that boml would tukehnrould not say. but
BBS rSfV!" IU0',' ,hl,t wuun "' 'Hiestlon arose
BB a salif.ictor) solution would bo found.
BflB. Aew Ilrrrratlou flrra.
'- At yesterday's mocting of the Dock Board bids
BBB, wore opened for tho 1 on.trnctlon of a recreation
BBB; Plr at the foot of East 112th street. Grace,
BBB' Jlyde & To . who offered to do the work for 842..
BflTY 4,'"'ri0,,,1i'' l.owt,t bidders, nnd the contract
BBi will prol,hy t awarded lei Ihrin. Tl e plans
IBflV. C?i.,il,?inc." r,;c''eutlon pier ut tlio foot of West
IBfll' Fiftieth street wcro appro ed. "ul "' vt
BB Court Calendars Thla IUr.
WAVe saaturs Comt-ircl'i Term-1-art Il.-r.x-parte
BBi Barrnat'aCourt.Chambera Kor rrntiatr win.,.,
BBf jTBflflLML-f'"
BBi iKiiJBBMMMMaMILayaaratWttiiJ.JL.Jr-'i.'l... . .
BKvGHflBBBBBflBBBBBflBBflBBflBBflBYal
Tiffany & Co
Are now offering their cur
rent copyrighted patterns of
Sterling Silver table, soup,
dessert and tea spoons;
dinner, breakfast and des
ert forks, at
$1.00 per Ounce.
UNION SQUARE
NWYORK
FITfAIfCIAL ASn BOMMXItOZAL.
Haw T.rh ItMk BxefeaaaT Salsa lept, IT,
ONITZO ITATIS AND STATX IIONDI (IN Sl.OOOa),
Quaes, 114.M 1 Alabama, ol XI OB'S
CLoemo riucza or unitid btatks dohtjs.
Mid. AlH. Bit. AtUt.
Un St Ii, r. On St Bs, r,
at pi of o. 08 104 1X4 WAS
Cn St 4a, r, Un St Bs, e,
1007 111 11C 1S04 1144 114V
Cn Bt 4a, o, Un St Bs, r,
1S07 113a 114 18 100
Cn Bt 4s. r, Cn St ea, r,
1035 1261, ieo 1899 100
Co St 4i, c,
188 120s 120
rtlltnOlD AND OTBin BONDS (IN B1.000SV,
24 Atch a4J .... 601 2LehValotHT
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15 6DTi lOMo. KKlit.. 004
30 QOH 4 Mo. K T of
08 130U TezasBs 82
1 00S lOManlfji. 004
78 Atohgalaa..... 88Ts 7 00s
35 88S 1 004
180 884 7MstEllat US'
10 AtlftPaotn.... a, 16 Hob O lit.. 120
3AmSM6 86 Mich Cent 7a... 110H
E Am Tob scrip.. 83 4MoPaoen 08
2 813 1 MoPool lit Oa. 72
2 Ann Arbor 4.. 834 IS NorPlat, e..1211s
CAUtDanrlrl. 00a 16 NorPae lit. r.. 12 14
8 B'wayTthAT 70 N P prior 4a ... 021
ronBa. 120 10 N PaegnlSa.... COS
2 8 O Bs. IStIB, 80H 2 e04
10B0 Ba, 1888, 11 00"i
enctfi 82 22KorfWen4a 7014
6BufrPhratBa 00"a 1 NT Blst r Bsl07
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2 85 6NTC.ndabBs,
3 BrookUaOBs.il 3a 188B-1904....1094
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19 Chi JtO cn Ca.1124 2 N Wei 4a 104'4
4 1124 6 0rRN4i.... 014
10 112'a 10 DIN
1(5 ChiOml4ii. 82 13 0SLcnBs 02H
10 824 6 024
17 82 1 Ohlo8o gnt.... 18
1 6 Chi 0. It fc A, lOreSLA 117
Sdcn4a OS 18 116'a
1 C, BAQcnrBa.1104 10 O Imp lit, t r.. 1024
2C.BkQ4s.Nex 040! 10 102
16 04V16 1024
11C.DAQ7I 1104 100r Imp Ba,
1 110"a Sdlp 40
1 C SthAYlat.il 84126 40S
6 110 30 40Ta
18ChTml1it.tr.. 474(36 41
183 474 15 414
5ClftCastlat.tr 70 25 42
16 CblcBIcslBil02 15 414
1 1024 1 Pacof Mo 2d.. .104
SO Col Itldlst, tr 60 20Pra,DKlat..l01
6 664 1 P.DftElit.EdlOl
26 064 7RockUlsxfia..l064
1 Col Mid 4a, lit 20 Ra4 rnl 4s.... 80
In iol 1R anu
10 124 07....- 864
25 124 61 864
1 ChlcOLJtOCo 7 804
1st 1044 40 ItloOWlit.... 824
20Ca0aeaBa... 044 10 624
6 044 11 83
3 C Oa ny lit tno 40 0 BoPacof Calcn 014
7 464 10 914
S4C0aBy Idlno. 17, 2EtPMaMez
1 C, IndfcLea... 97 4a 044
12 Enl4IIt 1H...1044 15StLSFt6i no
3 1044 2Str.SFtBi..l00"4
6 D,M3tlq.... 104 6S1, sytoi... 024
6 10'. lStPtnia 1034
6 20 12 103
6 Detroit Oaa Ba . 04 8BtPron 142
1 0 HI, L ft B a lit. 1 0 1 4 1 0 St P lit, C P,
10 102 Wdlr 1154
6 1024 78tanRT .. 704
6 1024 IStanRftTnu. 184
1 n rHknArhli not. Q 1
1 024 10 ... 10
0 024 6 184
6 Erg hns-4a.. 734 6 184
2ETtnnBi 1104 13SAftAPliti 01
2ETenndlr,dBall6 2 014
8FrM.lBta..H4 1 614
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2 Ft Worth lit .. 734 B 04
1 73 lTftPlitB 00
20 rtWftltOlit.. 60 20TexPaa2dla... 3 m
0 004 12 314
110. n't ft 8 A 2 31Ti
MPB 024 17 324
8 OenEleedebSal004 10 324
1 1004 36 324
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4IronMtBi 00 2 Third At Ba..., 122
2 IntftOtNllt.,121 0 To), M L ft K O
4IntftOtN2d.. 80 lit, tr 88
85 KanPcoB,tr..l024 2 80
53 1024 3 884
10 102i 0 80
30 1024 2 Cnraoaf.tr.. 121
63 103 10UnlonEUat.tr 86
lOKaaftTax 4s.. 87 2 854
23 Kan ft T Ma..,. 664 23 U P, D ft a lit. 504
20 064 22 604
O 06t 6 604
6 064 lWablst 1074
6Laclc4eO lit. .1034 10 1074
1 1034 2WabM 704
6 1034 22 80
1 LArftPF lat.1174 4 Wfit8k4a.r..,1074
12 118 7WNYAPatnl 484
8 1184 OWlsCsnlat.tr 30
10 1184 16 384
10 Lak.Shor.n41 103 4 1 384
6 103 10 384
16 LouftN4i. 864 0 30
6Lou&NGa 1004 13 WilkeaftEalit 05
6 LooftNctSa.,103 4 004
Total salra of railway boam (par rains), f 8,079,000.
RAILROAD AND OTIIER SHARES.
Open- nioh- Low , Gloria? ,
Sales. ing. tit. til. Bid. Atktd.
0484 Am SR..1 624 1634 163 1634 1634
BI7AmSRpll04 1104 110 110 1104
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11173 Atcb.Tft
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IB498 Atcb.Tft
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800AArbpr 374 374 374 30 37
4B0n.RP 21 24 21 24 26
1400B,RftPp 03 644 62 644 66
BOOB'klynEl 0 04 0 84 04
lOODrunittk 3 3 3 24 3
485lialtftO 184 184 184 1B4 184
SliOOIIaltftO,
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10380 Day St O 12 124 12 114 12
10887 Pr-kllT 304 37 364 364 364
7f.8uUna.136 136 134 134 130
lhSTCasSo,. 614 014 61 61 014
SOOCanPae. 744 744 744
I40BChatW 184 104 184 184 10
880 Ob OW
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lOOCeaPao 164 164 104 164 164
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sap.. 80 80 80 80 00
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lt C.BQ.l004 1014 1004 1014 1014
80878 C.alftStPl 01 1014 100410141014
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10700 C.RIftP 044 064 04 064, 064
400Co1Fusl. 274 274 87s 274 274
400C.JL. 114 114 114 11 114
688 CI ft I, p 364 364 36 344 364
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B17C,nV
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100 B, 8 B ft
A pf .. 84 84 84
tl4BErlnn 184 184 184 184 184
SISOBrl.latp 464 464 444 444 45
100 Erie 2dp 264 264 264 264 254
lOOErleTftT 76 76 76 744 754
S00EdlEI..1334 1334 132 133 134
tOOKATH.. 30 30 30 20 30
S7SE4THp 48 48 48 47 60
ltOOFATM.. 13 13 13 124 134
lOOPftPMp 43 42 42 42 44
800FW4.no 104 204 104 104 204
860atnKlM 404 404 404 404 404
170HBClaa.l004 1004 1004 1004 1004
8t0 IllCent.1074 1084 1074 1084 1084
lOOIUStMl. 484 484 484 484 404
SSO la Cm.. 104 104 104 104 11
40BIaCenp 36 364 36 364 304
17B0LEftW 20 214 20 21 214
8780LEftWp 704 78 70 784 70
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lSB86LouN. 004 024 604 01 4 014
8020ManConlll 113 1104 112 1124
2S5UlnIron 60 60 50
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SBOUIchC.nlU 1114111 11041114
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770 M ft Bt L
2lpr... 014 02 014 62 024
18683 Mo Pic. 374 30 374 384 384
BB01lo.KftT 164 164 104 164 104
4780U,KftTp 41a 414 41 41 414
800 Mob ft O 20 20 2 0 31 314
lOONtlBtlp 80 80 80 80 05
HSlBNJOint 084 1014 084 1004 101
8888 NYCiatl 144 1164 1144 1144 116
8884. SatLf al 41 1, 41 1, 404 414 42
840NatMplO84 1084 1084 108 1084
1880 Nor Am. 64 54 64 64 64
400 N T, O ft
8tl 17 174 17 164 174
100NT,LftW123 122 132
tOONY.SftW 104 20 104 104 CO
If BO N T, B ft
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87BNWp 444 444 444 444 444
SslBNorFae. 214 214 214 214 314
18B4BNPmp 60 664 654 664 664
:ai820ntftW 104 20 104 104 104
lOOOrRftN 304 304 304
1620 Pac Mall 374 384 374 38 384
100P. D ft E 2 3 2 14 2
798PulFalC1844 185 1844 184 186
BBB8P.CC ft
StL... 244 274 244 274 274
828SP.CC ft
8tLp.. 624 65 624 66 664
10B60PennRIU18 11841174118 1184
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10418 Read lp 664 674 604 60"s 664
14114 R.adSp 344 364 344
SOOStLftSF 8 8 74 74 8
1080 St I. ft 3
Flit p. 644 654 644 664 664
IllBEt LftS
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lOOSILSWp 124 124 124 124 13
68708tPftO 88 884 874 88 884
47BStanRftT 8 8 8 8 84
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B29BSoRwy 11 121, !, 12l, 124
SSBBSoRyp. 304 37 364 304 304
400 SU ft 01 84 84 7"a 74 84
400SUAO1 1
litp... 404 404 40 48 60
lOOStJAOI
2dp 174 174 174 164 IB
1790TCftI.. 334 334 33 334 334
lOOTolftOO 25 26 25 24 27
B4B0TPa!. 134 144 134 14 144
82470 UnTac. 24 244 234 244 244
lSBBOUP.DftO 84 04 84 0 U4
410 U SRub. 104 104 104 10 104
UOUSRubp 684 684 684 60 70
1960USL... 10 10 04 04 04
SBOBUSI.p. 704 704 604 604 704
lOOOWabaib. 84 84 84 84 84
14048 Wab p.. 224 234 224 234 234
10107 WUTfl 054 004 064 064 064
180WI.E. 34 34 34 3 34
7SlWLEp 16 16 16 144 10
Zx dWIdtnO.
Totalaalei, 6B7,677ibana
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Did. JitUi Bid. Attri.
Bos ft Alb. .210 220 WritElM.. 254 26
BoiMe...l64 166 OfnElrop. 87 00
CblcJcom.1144 115 BoiftMon 1504 1604
CbicJpf...ll04 Calft necla456
Fltchburip 044 954 Oaceola 4114 41
NewF.nrp. 80 87 QuUcyU...l 10 121
Mex Cen ti 044 00 TamMln...l30 141
Old Colony. 183 4 Butt. 204 294
WERcom. 084 084TamJr 104 20
Domln'nC. 234 24 II CO lit... 00 02
AmBcUTal277 278 nU0 2d.. 70 80
rniLAPELFniA CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Atttd. Bid. JUrd.
UhWrbTal. 314 31'( ITOlCo.. 474 46
fVnnRR... 504 604EINncom. 32 324
PhilaTrao. 71', 72 FISDpf... 331, 337,
Union Tra) 12 1 C f II, 1,4 P) 171, 171
EftPTC. 714 714 I'H.LftPp 384 30
BetTrae.,,122 1224 WeliOcom 21 23
CTofNJi 37 WelaOpf.. 004 71
CTofNJBa 004 UaltTrau. 184 10
CO Imp Co 844 864 Maraden.... 234 24
CBICAOO CI.OSINU QCOTATIONS.
Bid. Alltld., Bid. AHrd.
BB r,"... 684 60 Lt"L"ctn 18 104
AmStr'bd. 20 20VMI1 nrawpf 324 33
Canal ft D.. 074W Y Dlacull 03 034
ChDrewpf 31 324 N'ChRt Ry.240 242
CltyR'way. 240 St Stable 0. 104 194
Dlam'd U..160 1604w'UhStRy.i004 110
A.Koot"L, u4 UU"4 a,., 7.4 713
LATEST LONPOV QUOTATIONS.
Atehlaon, a a p 164 Norfolk ft Wpf.n.. 46
Canadian Pacino... 764 Northern I'ulflopf. 5713
Ohraapeaka ft Ohio. 274 Ontario ft Writ ,,.. 204
Erl.con.aap 104 IVnnajIraiua. 004
Erie litpf 404 Rrvllat, litap..,. 144
llllnola Central 1 1 1 4 St Paul 1044
Kansas ft Texas,,., 174 touth Railway 12",
Lak. Shore IBS iouth Railway p( 3f)
LouliTllleft .Sta,. 634 Onion l'aclfle 24
Msw York Central. 11 84 Wabaahpf 23'4
Friday, Bept 17.
Tbe shotting made by to-day's stock market
was In several respects tbe best since the pres
ent upward movement began. The lcnlln'B,
though not quite as large as on seicralduysof
late, were much more widely distributed, the
movement of prices was moro nearly general,
and It was also more uniform. There were no
extremely wldo or erratic fluctuations. The
market as a whole may be compared
to the forward march of n largo nnd
vt ell disciplined army. Although there was
extenslro realizing of profits, there as
equally good buying that octendod to mem
bers of tho stock list that havo heretofore
received little attention or been absolutely
neglectod, London took a modurato amount
of Interest tn the speculation. Its purchuscs
vtero considerably In exciss of Us sales, and
were chiefly of Louisville and Xashvlllo and
low-priced stocks, particularly Houthern Hall
way Issues. It appears that London has pre
ceded Now York In getting over tho scare
caused by the appearance of yellow fever
In tbe South. The leaders vtero tho an
thracite coal stocks, with Jersoy Central
the most conspicuous member of that group,
Union Pacific. Louisville and Nashville, Mis
souri Tactile and C II. and Qulncy and South
ern Itailway preferred. There was a revival of
activity In Chicago Great Western at a net ad
vance of nearly a point, and I'lttaburg, Cincin
nati, Chicago and fit, Louis received attention
that almost placed it In the list of active stocks
and which lifted the price 24 V cent. Chesa
peake and Ohio was a feature on account of the
larffor dealings In It, which, it la understood,
were stimulated by the extraordinary grain
trafflo the company has begun to handle.
Regarding the movement of cereals to market,
It Is to be noted that tho exports of .wheat this
weok aro, according to Urachtreet't, with a
single exception, the heaviest on record, aggre
gating 6,380,000 bushels. The flow of grain to
tbo seaboard has becomo so heavy that the
trunk lines have advanced tho rates on wheat
from Chicago to Now York 3 cents per hundred
pounds. Of equal Importance with this
notion aro tho steps taken by the Board
of Control of tho Joint Trafflo Associa
tion yesterday to secure tho absoluto
maintenance of west-bound rates. Hall
way earnings, present and prospective, aro the
underlying basis of tho present markot for se
curities, and upon this point It is to be noted
that returns from a large proportion of the mile
age of tho Unltoil Ststos for July show an In
croaso In not receipts over last year of nearly 15
V cent. Tho returns for August will, of course,
make even a bettor showing, and thoso for this
month and tho remainder of the year will un
questionably be upon a steadily rising scale. It Is
this fact that thwarts all efforts to bring about a
reaction In tho stock market. Among the trafflo
returns that came to hand to-day, tbo most note
worthy were an Increase of (1120,000 In tho gross
receipts of the Missouri I'aclflo system for tho
second week In September, an Increase of
04,390 In those of the Northern Faclflo Com
pany for the same period, and of 928,715 in
those of the Wabash Company.
Among tho Inactive shares ths greatest Im
provement was In Lake Erlo and Western is
sues. Fort Worth and Hlo Grande, American
Spirits preferred, 11. and O. Southwestern pre
ferred, Hocking Valley preferred, Minnesota
Iron, TJuffalo, Ilochestor and Pittsburg, and
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf. The last
named was unusually acttvo, owing to the im
pending publication of tho plan for reorganis
ing the company. Interest has begun to centre
again In the foreign exchange market, because
rates have very nearly reached the point
where Europe will havo to begin to pay
cash for tho enormous amount of breadstuffs
now going forward. Tbe chances aro that the
movement will begin within the next week or
ten das. The latest statistics regarding the
anthracite trade are printed f urthor on In this
column. Their appearance to-day was accom
panied by reports of a probable advance In the
price of anthracito at tho end of this month.
Tho closing of the stock market was strong at
only slight recessions from the best prices.
Final sales comparo n lth those of yesterday as
follows:
Sept 16. Sepf. 17. 5et. 18. 849U 17.
A.TftSFe. 10 104lfoPaclOe,. 374 384
A.TftSF.p 344 35 KatLead... 414 414
AmSR.r.,1624 1634 Nat I.eadpflOB4 1084
AmSRefpllO 1104KorfftWp 444 444
AmTob... 03 004j" Wcom... 1314 1314
AmSpH... 134 144 1 -Tie com. 214 314
AmSpUp. 334 344JNPupf... 60 664
BrookRT.. 36 354 NYCent... 1144 116
CanadaSo. 614 014 SJ Cent... 08 1004
CanPae.... 75 744 Omaha com 884 874
C.CCftStL 414 41 OntftW... 10"a 104
CBAQ....1004 1014 Paellall... 374 88
ConOaa...,330 330 Pull P Car.. 185 1844
CbesftO .. 204 204,RockIilanl 144 064
ChleOai ..1004 1074 Rcadlnt.... 28 284
ChO W.... 18 18"a Read litpf 604 604
Delft Hud. 1204 1214 St Pcom...l014 1014
DcnftRO. 134 14 StPaulp... 1464 146
DftROpt. 404 404 SoR'way.. H'4 124
Erie 184 1 8 4 j SoR'way p 364 364
0-nEUc... 40 404 StandRftT 8 8
llllnola Cenl 074 1084 TexaaPac.. 134 144
KanftTex. ION 104'TCIftR. 334 334
EanftTpf. 414 414 Cn Pan..,. 224 244
I.onftNajb 004 614CSRubbr 104 104
I, Eft Writ 20 214'USLeath.. 04 04
LKftWpf 70 78 CSI.eathp 70 70
Iaelrd.Oaa 454 454.Wabaih.. 84 84
HanhCon .112'41 12 Wabaihpf. 224 234
HlchCent. Ill limwUnTal.. 064 064
HlnnftStL 304 30 WftLE.... 34 34
UlStL'JJp 02 614VftLEpf. 10 16
Ex dividend
Government bonds steady nt unchanged quo
tations, llnilroad bonds strong. The featurot
wero Chicago Terminal lsts. t. r., Elizabeth,
Letington and llltf Sandy lsts, Fort Worth and
ItloUrando lsts, ICans.ia Tactile consols, t, r, ,
Kansas and Texas !Ms. Lexington Avenue and
1 uvuiuu rtrrj int., nrw 1 orK, ousqucnanna
and Wcti-rn generals. Heading general 4s, Itio
Grande Western lsts, Texas Pacific IMs, Toledo,
bt. Louis aad Kansas City lsts, t. r.. Union Etc
atcd lsti, t. r Union Ptclflc, Denver and
Gulf lsts. Atchison. Colorado Midland, Oreiron
Improvement, and Wabash Issues. Tho
more Important net advances were in Chi
caco Terminal lsts. t. r.. 3s V cent., to
474; Colorado Midland lsts. t. r.. 1, to
IWa, nnd 4s, 1st 1. p , X, to 121: Elizabeth,
Lexington and Dig Sindy lsts, Hi. to lOJi;
Fort Worth and Hlo Grande 1st. U. to COM;
Kansas Pnclllc consols, t. r, Lj, to 101;
Kansas and Texas IMs. N. tn ll.'.Tj: Lcxlnirtnn
Ateiiw and l'avonla Ferrv lsts, 1, to II8I3;
N. Y.. Susquehanna and Western generals. 1,
tn IK); Onu-on Improvement lsts, t. r., o, to
102'j. and ?K 2d 1, 1. , lM, to 41i; Heading gen
era! -Is. '1. toPli-4, Hlo Orimln 1st, Hi.loHl;
Texas I'nciflr 2ds. 14,10 32: Toledo. St. Louis
and K intas City lsts, t. r., 2. to Ml; Tnlon Ele
vated lsts, t. r.iji. tops'-!: I'nlonll'adllc. l)cn
m -and Gulf lsts. 4. to fiO't; Wabash lsts, -j.
to 1074, and 2de, -j V cent., lo SO.
In bank stocks 10 shares of 1 ourthsold at lRf).
Biles of silver bullion certificates for 1 000
ounces wcro made on the Muck Extliango at
fWi. Commercial price of bar silt or In New
York. flOV. Hnr silver In London closed at
2imd. Mexican silver dollars were quoted at
43't(iUf'2C. Exports to Europe to morrow, 120,
OOOouiuts. Money on call, 2 V cent. Timo money Is
higher and Is quoted: Sixty days. 3Ct3"-j V centt
four months. 4 V cent., and six months, 4.4T41-! V
cent, on Kod nilxid Moik Exchange collat
eral. Commercial piper llrm. Primo indorsed
bills rccultal.lo aro quoted at 4ymi M cent.,
priiuu sinirle names nt 4'm V cent., and good
names at 4Hiu(5 V cent.
Sterling exchange was a train weak and lower.
Contino talexclmngo was also loner. Posted
asking rates for sterling, $4.8 I for long bills
and S-I.H5'a for demand. Aitunl ratts are:
Iiiig hills, fl.82'-!'iJM.8JTi; sight drafts. 1 Rti
('tfl.H.I and cnblo transfers, sr.HSWW.SS'a.
Trams nrequoted nt ! 217 for long and 5.20 for
short: relchsmarks, lIligCtlM 0 10 for long and
H54tor:MO for short: guilders, nu'entSU 15-10
for long and 40 r40 1-10 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston 10
Sift cents discount. Charleston Iluylng, par:
selling, a premium. Sat annah During, 1-10
off; selling, par. New Orleans Hank, par
romnicri.lal, $1.75 discount. San Francisco
Sight, 5 cents premium: lolegrapb, 7g conts
premium, bt. Louis tiomuo cents discount,
Clikago 10 cents discount. Cincinnati He
twecn banks, 50 cents discount, and over
counter, par.
4nK.fr47ii, and tho preferred nt lll'aKtllO; Stand
ard Oil Trust certificates opened at 351. sold at
3'f, and closed at :iA2'jt.l5;iS.'. Metropolitan
htriut Halluat consoliilatad mortgage 5s closed
at llli-jiijlll'i). Electro Pneumatic is quoted
at V'J'u.
The Imports of dry goods for the week ending
to day were $l.R37.07ll, against tI,013.2S0 liBt
neck nnd 91.740,723 fortliociirrcspondiiig week
of last) par, llioniiioiint marketed was S1,7IHI,
fiOl, against 91,018,307 latt week and 1,BU2,
002 for tho correaponalng week of last year.
Tho Georgia Southern and Florida Hallway
Company hns (If clarodn dltldeiid of 6 Wcent.
on lis Ilret preferred stock, nnd ndlvlcloud of 3
V cent, on its second prefi rred slock, Tho com
pany reports for tho year ended June 30:
1M7. ison CtianQtt.
Orois earnlna tfl'l,S41 IHlHi.llfl Dec. ts.r74
Expeniei and taxes. 800,707 (I10.12M Dec. lP.Oal
Setearnlnga $S7i.H'l4 8iBt.7st) Ino. (14.047
Into rent 17u,h73 171). SuO lno 070
Burplu fUS.OSU i7t,M0 Ine.tI8.37ll
Halance to credit of profit and loss account,
9172,050.
Tho Detroit and Mackinac Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of $3S,U25, nn increase
of 91,000 as ruinunrnil uilh the samomnnthof
last ytur, und not $10,071, 11 decrease of If2,(!07.
The Dry Dock, Hast Ilrondwnr and Hittery
Itallroad Company reports for tho year ended
Juno 30:
IH07. lH(ln C1ano
nroij earnings ,.nK7,48 74 1.474 Dec 8.'iri26
Oper. eipeusei ,, 61H.Mll BR'IUII Dec, 45,003
.Set earnlnxi,,. flHD.HIJ at7V,KiiH Deo. 1 0,7.1 1
Other Inconie 81,007 12 8(18 lno. IP.OOJ
Total Income ..tvoo.iou To2,4'JH Ino "$7,771
Fixed chargea 184.000 IBH.hw Iuo. n,v4
Net Ineomo H3,5ii3 808 STfl Ino. -1,477
DlTldend(44),, 34,000 (B) 7H.00O Dec. 1,000
furplui 81I.VUU 18.188 Ino. 110,473
Deficit,
Tho Atchison, Topoka and fianta Y& Railway
Company reports for tho yoar endod June HO.
b( ing the first full fiscal year since th reorganl
ration of tbe company:
lbl7. 1600. Chanot:
amis earn-
Ilik-I 130,01, 2J0 $8,00V,807 Inc. 11,881,838
Ope r ex. ' '
pi-nwi . 88,807,180 88.071,378 Inc. 7UB.013
Nete'nga 7,7S4,01 (8,08,1)1 Ino. KiB,7ll'o
As further returns for tho provious year aro
lacking, It is liupossiblo to carry the romp irison
further than In the above table. Other Income
for Uie year ended June 30 last was 9254,41)0,
making total inoouie 9B.00b,D40. Taxta and rent
al were f 1,114.7,230, leaylna; a bolanc of 90.001,-
804. Flxod charges were 9.008.B58, leaTlntr a
surplus of 91,402,440, which, with 0, surplus of
9160,781, enabled tio company to pny 3 f cent.
Interest, upon IU ndjiistmont tKinds nna carry
forward n surplus of 931.378. Tho mileage op
orated during tho year was 0.47Ua miles. Tho
report Is an unusually Interesting 0110, contain
ing besides the usual statlstlos ngood ucnl of In
formation regarding transactions made by tho
company durrna- tho year Incidental to tho com
pletion of tho reorganization.
A despatch from Iloston says that an Invest I-
Satlon will bo mnde by members of Iho Iloston
lock Kxchango as to tho methods adopted In
the 910,000,000 lncrcnso of capital by tho lay
State Gas Company or Delaware. Tho nttcnt Ion
of President Urecnleaf of tho oxchango has
been called to tho innlter, and tho listing of Ibis
additional stock oven on tho unlisted dcpirt
mont may bo hold In anoyance until 0, satis
factory explanation la made. Considerable crit
icism is heard thnt n corporation can Incrcnso
Its capital without nnyforeknortlcdgolo stock
holders and sell tho now stock to tlio public
through tho exchange, as was dono In this caso.
Tho totnl shipment of nuthrncl o coal during
August woro npproxlmatoly 4.100,000 tons, as
compared with 3,I)1I).8'I2 tons in tho same
month of last yoar, 3 H35,0H tons In 181)5, and
3,085,843 tons In 1804. Tor tho first eight
month of tho year total shipments wero about
24,200,000 tons, as compared with 20,508,700
tons for tho corrcsnondlng period Inst yoar, 28,
im,747 tons in 181)3, and 2U,3UG,080 tons in
1604.
Presldont Samuel Thomas of tho Chicago, In
dianapolis and Loulst Hlo Hallroiil Compiny
says that tbo despatch from Cincinnati, printed
this morning, that tho stockholders have an
thorlied tho saloof 91.11,00or tl.o stock of
the company Is Incorrect, Iho stock refcrrod to
was provided for In tho rcorunnlxnllon and was
to have been distributed among tho holders of
the 0 M cent, bonds hud (hey stnled their bonds,
but as they did not accept tho proposition tho
tock remains In tho treasury of tho company.
The experience of the lnrgor banks indicates
that the net outward moiement of money to
tho countrv for crop purposes thin week has
been alwut $5,000,000. 'Ihn mnvcuionl Is still
actively In progress to tho Houtli. and It Is dolly
becoming largor to tho West. While Chicago
has tiken tho bulk of th money sont West,
much larger sums thnn last week lwo bcrn
hipped to Ht. Paul, Minneapolis, and Dulitth.
At the Sub-Treasury tho bank hate lu3t 91
400.000.
In tho recovery of agricultural tnlocs tho nd
vnnco In the price of caltlo has bcon quite ns
Important as that In cereals. A letter to a largo
ranch owner from his manager In New Mexico
reports sales of thrco-j oar old ulcers at 9-12.60
nnd two-year old steers nt !f2l, delivered on tho
ranch. 8 lies of the same cattlo in April last
wero 920 for two) ear-olds, and n year ngo
918 50. Tho ratio of advance theroforo slnco
last year Is about 30 V cent,, which ratloproh
ably appllns equally toother classes of cattle. Tho
coiiHiis of 181)0 staled oxen and other cattle ut
30,8 10,000 nnd cows 15,052,000, n total of
noarly 53 000,000. The nboro figures of cattlo
sales show nn ndtance of moro than 95 ahead,
which, if applied to tho entire tattle holding in
tho United States, would glvo an appreciation
of moro than 950,000,000 In this Item alone
during one yenr.
Urailatrett's report tho number of business
failures In the United Stales this week at 109.
as against 175 the previous week and 315 In
the corresponding week of last yoar. It. G. Dun
t Co. computo tho liabilities of the concerns
falling during tbo first two weeks of September
at 94,352,031, ngainst 97.009,402 In the corre
sponding period of last year Tho figures for
tbls 5 ear Include estimated liabilities of a stock
brokerago concern, which are estimated nt
91,500.000. That failure, however, can hardly
bo regarded as a business failure, strictly speak
ing, nnd the net liabilities are probabl) largely
otcrestimatcd.
Tho receipts of tbe Oovornment to-day wcro:
Customs, 9305,083: Inlorml revenue, 9494.352.
and miscellaneous, 907.457. a total of 9S50.8U2.
Tho disbursements wore 9891,000. an excess
of expenditures over receipts of 934.108. The
receipts nf the fiscal yoar to date haio been
90'J,(H)J.27f). and disbursements $118.01 1,056 nn
excess of expenditures over receipt of 9'-8,-0.12,00.
The net assets of the Treasury at the cloeof
business to-day as officially computed compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
j.f. 10 Sept 17.
Ooll coin and bullion. (14fi.031.IS4 (140,1B,426
Bllierdullarsand bullion 17.7U1.7S3 in,73J,i3
United Statei notei .. m.O'J&.oOi) B7,5I,ei
Other ai-cta In excia of
demand llabllltle 13,840,838 17,102,774
Available cath balance,
Including gold reaerre. (317.260.031 (217.014,(182
Money In London SidlVcent. Hates of dis
count in open market for both short and threo
months' bills. 1 15-lln2 Wcent. Amount of bul
lion withdrawn from the IJink of 1- ngland on bal
ance toil it. 01,000. Paris advicrw quoto 3 V
cult" at 103 francs 40 centimes. Exchange on
London, 25 francs 21 centimes.
C03I31EIiCI.il. COMPKXn.
FniDiT. Sept. 17. Ghain Wheat Spot was
Arm early In the day, but reacted with futures.
caies.ia.ouu uusn., incjuuing 1 u.uuu ungraaea
red and spring on prlt ate terms delivered, and
104,000 So. 2 hard winter at UscufSl, free on
board afloat for export. Free on board afloat:
No. 1 Northern spring New York, 91.01'; do.
Dulutb, 91.0J; No. 2 hard winter, 09c; No. 2
red, net, ODc Minneapolis received today
204,000 bush., against 30(5,bSO last ycir; Duluth
374,400, against 3J0.484; Chicago 183,700,
against 100,100; Milwaukee 35,100, ngnlnst
30, ', 50; St. Louis 53,000, agiinst tj.l.97C; Kan
sas Cit) 1G7.500, against 53,100; Toledo --0,7(19,
against 2S.50S; Detroit 32.935, against 13,tSo7
list year. Futures advanced ic. to 1c, but re
acted nnd clo-ed lc. to l'ic, lower. Future
sales 3,510,000 bush., as follows:
TAlMt
Opening lligheit. Lcicetl. elating fiight.
Septembcrl.on 4 1.00 4 v't 0- 1 uo
October... lis1! wi 074 UT4
December. 074 074 HO t7
May 0,4 07'4 V5' 01 0
Parley Was ower. Now feedlnc. 81i-je, colt and
fnUbt to llutTalo, 3IVitllc, cost and freight to
New York, malting 4?id30c. aa to .iuiUIj llje
Wailuietive mate, 40nc., So !i wetern, Jiic ,
coit and freight lo llulTalo Corn Spot woaeaa.
Sain 11)0.000 bush. No 2 nilied at liio. and on
private lenna freo on board anoat torrxiirt. No. a
mixed In elvator 33ciL luturei declined 14c.
Future aalei Blfi, 000 bmh , aa followi:
iMlt
Opening, llighett. Zfiirflt. doting. .Mtiir.
Eeptemlx-r. ilt'i Jl't 8I :11c, ut
De-erutr. 117 87 b"4 31Cj 37
'ay 404 404 404
uau spotwai itealy. Salei. 26s 000 huili .Includ
ing no 1100 No a while clipped, rto.000 bearyhlti,
and 80,000 Ho. V cllupod on private termi for ex
JKirt J 2 while, JTUcl No U do , 7,000 at 8(1 4c ,
So 2 white, clipped, VSc. No 1 do, 87c. ( No. 8
mixed. 24--itt23c,, No 3 do . 24ri-!4i-jr., rejected
lulled, 2.iit24o., do. white, l.onil at .14c . No 8
mixed, delivered, 2ilc., trivck mixed, 2a87c; do.
white, 1IU.O0O at 2rtimH,e, ruturea dccltucd 4c.
Future lalea 6,000 bush, asfollonat
Latt
Optntiic. Itlght't. ouvif, Cloifnir. bilKt.
Roptemla.r. ... , 2P4 2
October . .. 244 S44 24" 2l-4 83
December . ., .... 834 80
After advancing; at the. opening on hither Liverpool
cal.lea and buvlu for foreUu a-oouiit wheat weak
emd and I'eclliieil, cloklng at tbe loweit prteta ot the
day Tlis recelptl at tho Northweit were lieay, lbs
aealtoard clearance were sniull, a heavy tnereuio la
exacted In the xuibloaupply on Holiday, and tired
Ioiiei lliuldaltd their holdlngi. 1 ho trading was
niixii-raivly active, but In the main of alocal profca
lonal rharaiter. I.tveriwl adtanenl VI to lUd.
l'arli ile 'lined -ye. lo lc.l.ut rec-oired port of thu
loa rioiir thire decline 1 10 111 2Uccntlinri. Tho
Nnrthv-rtern neetpta wero 1,01a corn, atalnat 4U6
laal week, and l.ll.'J Un jeur. Cbleano revehid
278 can, analnat Sflo lat week and 107 l&it year.
Corn an I oiti tvern lower In avmpathy with wheat.
Inwtlu (ha corn bell hail no enect, LIerpiNil u 1.
vanced 'd on corn Chleaeo received bl I cara of
corn ant J 17 of oala: the receipt! thcro tomorrow
aro eitlmated at H40 an I 1'KU carl reipei lively,
Chleago, Sept 17 "Wheat lo-t orer a cent here,
allhoiuh l.lieriioolihowdthat much ad v -.inc. ,a
one knew what ailed thn market. For vn thing It
ha I no aupport. ?ha bull crowd apparently kept
aloof and permitted ths market to follow lta nn
I11cllnatl.il It la tho rlrat Oar v,u lmc hat a
thoroughly natural market In wieki Hit guieral
trade continue! very much arruld of the price Ths
reoiitthiMlHcii, whilo there arnpleuty lonjll 011 the
ralllea. ery few areillapoied to laiy oa tlio break!,
and tho rew aro lliul I. Tho Imit lentiniint hai
been srowlngeierilnee the KMtlngi.r the pnipoaeil
amendment 10 make No u UprliiK regular hi ro after
Jan I. The theory la that. If this ameu luient p!e,
thotrailn would turn from liiHemt-er (o January, mak
ing December ti ry dull. There w, re lurgo .Sorthwut
ern reiolita today, 1.0111 ear! aitalnat 1.0.M last
year Liverpool claimed ita atrengtli to bo due to d
yUeafroui ArKenllnuof exoiedliiKly hot weather an I
locuita. Clearamra were tc.u.oui) tm-lt Corn
There waa a wholesale llqul lullon or lunB corn,
prleealnalng l-ui-, an closing about thn botlom Tho
shipping demand lia ten nor for leu lai Ho.
oelpti have ki lit up user tberxKctatlon, Iherewu
fnt VVmt and Northweil, but (hat ncllei no fi aw.
The ihortaao far dou't imoii to be ready to cover.
There la no doubt about damage to the crop, aud
alniut the modi rateneas ot the jbld thu year. To
night a prices, hnnevcr, are 4c, off from the top
Oala were firm lonlng only "wi The unuaual ship
plug ilemind keina up, Oats aro now wlihlu lue.
of corn, which ii about normal "
QuI,siy.Ti"iror bnbf.J"u"',"3, wuu """' t"",
j.p. Wh'- a:sv,
K,Porl4 u.ttni) lalhgii
Winter In Mils 1 Cuperflne, CI 1011 H: Nn Sexim
(3 30 hprlng lo hbli : Ultara. UMilutsi 7o
J'Li11!,"'' ,a ",5.!13. latenta, (1 :I5(3 73 Mill
fcrd-liranwasateailyandlu falriUniaiid. 1 aril) for
Sf ""!. "-u.rn Muul'di JVr IUO He, 411 s,a.Vsu4
ihoc "' ,Ut6c- bU s. 7u73c , 1QU s, 78
naCi0lif".6potf0,!on ,",.l:7?i,.'.,,n,", ' wlh "ales of
843 bales for iptnnluir Middling upland. 7c , against
8i40.laatyeariNew5rleanaaud clulf TUc.agaluat
8i,c.laatirear. New Orleans, Mobile and at louts
dellntul 1-ine.i Havannah luitiniorp. ami Augu.ia
declnect ie New Orleans sold 8.3011 Sataimah
X.v,7;,1'n,'.!,l.-V41 ft.",t,olk ,u," Smiuud
Bt Ixmls 1110 balea Liverpool declined lint 011
the spot .with salts of ri.ouo lialen futures thrro
J.K."r.d '!! 'l,'"''"s. but recowrid pa t.el "liw
sonar.'0.' "". WMk "V ,",',,U bale., lui ludlllg
4.n')0 Amerl-an. agtlnit OU.Ouu Isjit uork, o(
which BU.Ouo were Amerloan, uml 4nuuoiast year,
lueliullng a,oau American! atewka !lH7,(iuo, Includ
tag IfhB.dOO American, agatnat 4UK000 last we k. uf
which H3U.0S0 were Atnerleau, and 4WJ.Uu(l lost year,
of which 803.U0U ware Amarlean. In UanehesiVr
yaxmi run dull bat steady 1 cloths o,uii. itw pott
receipts were SO,7l bale, against (0,018 last week
and 88,878 last yeari total for the week 1 76,114.
agalmt 98.M74 latt wesk and 141,800 laat year. The
exports from the ports were J .70 bales NewOr
leans expects to-morrow 0,300 to 4,000 balei,
agatnat 4.811 laat week and U,70 last
year. Houston expects 18,000 to 18,800, against
10 010 last week and D.8US laat year. Ths
total interior receipts for tho week were 118,118
bales, against 103,847 liat wesk and lSil.OIB last
yeari atnpmenta 118.878, against 70,0.11 latt week
ana 1 2(1, 1M7 last yean stocks K'H.l On, against 78,086
last week and 817.00U laat year. New Orleans de
clined li tolnta on December. Futurea here advanced
8 to n points, but lost this and closed steady at a net
dt-cllnenr 6 to 10 points with sales of 140,800 bales.
Tbe future trading was aa follows:
dollar;. lllgheit. Lotreit, .Intra.
September.. 8 nn6 nfl e.70 8 89 8.R00
Octoh-r. . 8 BUttn.nn B 74 B SK.BtlO
November.. .0 87(48 38 0 70 0 37 18,800
December I Bliaff 00 A.7J n BS 04,600
January .. 8 (14B (13 n 77 B 4 40,700
Krliruary....(lil7fl Ull 0 75 0 10 1.100
March 0.7 Ian 78 ll 82 6 78 6.W00
April . ,74(B7U BH7 8 77 400
May 0.70.6 80 0 00 0.70 8,000
The trading In cotton to-day was more act! than
for sums time past The Increase tn activity, how
ever, was at the expense of prices. At tho opening
prices advanced slightly. The Liverpool news was
latter than had been exacted In view of the decline
here yeatorday Liverpool sent some buying orders
and there was a small demand for local account.
After ths opening transactions, however, prices
weakened In ths abarneo of support and ilowly de
clined, dealing at about ths iowrat flgurea of ths day
Large receipts at tho porta and the Interior towns
and lower spot markets Induced weak longs to liqui
date th Ir holding!, accelerating the decline mop
loaa orders wero exocutcd on tbe way down, contrib
uting to the weakness Numerous bullish crop ad
vloea were received to day. but they had little, If any.
effect. A light precipitation waa reported In Texaa.
Show en are prodlcted for to night ou tbe Oulf, 1
low ed by much cooler is tttr.
Corral lllo nn the spot waa dull but ateadyf No.
7, 7c. bales SOU baga Maracalbo and 800 bags Sava
nllla on private terms. The future trading was as
follows:
Satel. Htgnett. Louftt. doting
January 830 nm 0 S3 A.6036 BB
March 1,000 R NS 6 80 6 80O6 RB
May 1,1100 8.00 0 88 6 OOfflfl BB
July 230 0113 0 US B 03S7.0O
November... 1,730 6 13 6 0S 6.10AB IB
December.. 8.830 6 30 6.4B 6 3036 83
Futures hi re declined 5 to 1 0 points on some months,
but rallied and eloa d steady with prices unchanged
to 3 points higher. The total aalea were 6,600 baga.
Havre was unchanged tn Uf. lower. Hamburg waa
unchanged to H pfg. lower. Illo was ateady at 1B0
rela doellnei receipts. 14,0001 a tock, 463.0(10! ex
change, 7sd , an advanoe of M. Santos waa firm and
unchanged: rrcelpta. 44. COO: atock, 1.087.000. Ths
total stock of Hlo and Santos, 1,800,000 bags. Is th
largest on record. The speculation to-day was dull,
but after opeulug slightly easier on lower eablea and
Inr.-e recelptl, prlcea rallied un leas favorable crop re
ports M grata Th Iron market waa rather more aetlv
and firmer. Ealea or 2.(100 tons we e recorded on
"Change" to-day. At tbe close spot and B-ptember
were quoted at (7.13i7.8Bi October, 7 308(7.23t
November, (7.20a(7.80t December, (7.26a(7 80!
January and February, (7.80is(7.:i8i March. (7.803
(7.40. Copper London cables were allgbtiy eaaler
to day, but tbe local market held ateady at llVie for
Inko. Trado returns for the month or August
show a decrease of at-out 3,400 tons In con
sumption In the United Kingdom, due to tbe
engineers' atrlke Tin Higher allver prices and
tetier foreign cable had a favorable effect on
prlcea hero today and tho cloa was qalet
but ateady at 13.63(31.) 73e. for spot and futurei.
Trade, howeror, remains Inactive. Lead No
aales were made to-day. Ths market was
regular, lielng barely ateady for spot, whll future
were eaaler. Closing prices were 4 8Bd4 80c. for spot,
Seftcmber, and October! November and Deombr
4 :10c. aaked. Spelter Dull and unchanged at 4.139
4 :10c.
Nival. 8T0RZS Steady. Spirits of tnrpantta SOtjA
31c ; common to good strained rosin, (1.4Bl(t.B0.
FrrnoLccx Crude certificate! war unquoted bar!
In Oil Ultr, 70c. Kenned unchanged.
I'aovtMOks Lard stronger. Prima. (3, Fork dull
but stealy Now mesa ( 809(10: do. old, (SO
(9 30. Tallnw, 34C Butler Creamery, Wasum.
18c. Egga Western, 16c. Chicago. Sept. 17. "Lib
eral acceptancea of caah lard and meata on overnight
offer opened provisions at aariarp advano, and th
market held nrm throughout the day on th damand
from ahlppera and aborts. The offering In lard and
ribs came mainly from Fngllsh paokara. who bought
on the recent declines, and a leading local trader sold
pork. Twelve thonsand hogs are eatlmated for to
morrow. The Improvement In th caah demand
seems 10 more than offset the yellow fever scare and
cause higher prlcea "
&COAR Haw quiet but firm! 88 Ust,r3ao i 06 teat,
3 13 164c Sales 4,000 bates centrifugals, 80' teat,
on b&sea or next aale. Iteflned fairly actlv and flrm
Nos S and 1U advanced MOc.
Toriccci Sales for the week were 3,060 casaa. In
cluding 1,100 cases 1896 New England Havana at
1H Viioc : 000 cases 1808 New England aed leaf at
81jjjBc : BOO cases 1 800 Wisconsin Havana at 119
l'le ; 300 caaea lftUO State Ilavana at l.S(stle3C.! 800
casea 1SP3 Pennsylvania seed leaf at 1 veil 8c l 830
cases 1SUB Pennsylvania Havana at 18al3e i ISO
casea 1804 Oebhard on private terms, and 160 ease
sundries at nutlBc. The aale or Spanish tobacco
amounted to 701) bales. Including BOO bale Ilavana
fillers at bOc Citl 10 In bond, and 200 bale Sumatra
In bond at r0c (ii.
VTool, The Wool Fxchangri quote foreign wools
aa follows Port I'hlllp. combing. 302.arc.i Iort
I'hlllp clothtng. 23(4 loe.i Adelaide, oomblng, 82(2.
24c: Sew ZeaUnl clothing, 292Bc.iflne crossbred,
27(tsci Cape, clothing. HZiOc; Cape, combing.
lKfcldc : Mont Primers, l0c ; merino, 18(4.180.1
Canadian, combing. 27(i28c. English and Irish
Irish bogs. 2?ii2ic; Irish wethers, 86327c ; Shrop
shire, 2rc.; bussex ten, 2Sc : Sussex ewes, 800270.
Cuiocoo, Sept. 1 7. These were to-dsy's prloesi
oat
Bept B3l 03', 8 88 W3s
HeCnew. ll'i", 04 83 B8 U.Ti
May Vja. SSI, 81C, bji, ear.
Corn."
fept 2U 20 88l4 88U 28a.
OoU 80 80 2's 88v, BUCs
Dec 81 B 80 801 SIC.
May 04', SCi, 33U 83H 84's
Oills.-
8ept 10 J, 103, 10 ib ma,
Iec 81 2P, 20L SO", Sic,
May 23', 83', 83, S8, 88'4
Uird:
Sept 4 B2Cj 4 a24 no 4go 450
Oct 4 n'.'ij 4 07 4 60 4 60 4 BO
Deo 4 70 4 73 4 B7l 4 B7. 4 67l
Jal 4 S3 4 s-,H 4 83la 4 83 4.72a
ttibt:
Oct 3 23 3 324 6 20 6.88(4 BIS
Dec 4 DO 4 884 4 s;ij 4 871. 4 80
Jan 4 03 4 80 4.83 4.8S 4 80
rorl:
Fept .... (t 124 (1391, (8 284 (8 884 (8.174
" H 3J4 H40 8 23 8 23 8 174
Dec 8 '13 8 30 8 30 8 34 8 88
Jan U '.'tj 9 424 8 284 9.80 9.174
live stock Market.
J-rw Yonx. Friday. Sept. 17 Receipt of Drea
were 3.as3 head. B6 cars to be exported, 161 ear
direct to local slaughterers, and 83 oar for th
market Slow, but all aalea at about former figures.
The yards were not fully cleared. Native steer! sold
at S((i8" IS 100 Bs . stags and oxen at (8 30a
(4 40. bulla at (2 2BO(J. drycowaat (1.73is(3 40.
Dre-aed beef steady at 7s4o. V . for poor to
I rune native aldea Cables from British market
quote American ateera at 1 11 lie . dressed welghti
American refrigerated beef at '4(.94c ) . Ex.
porta to-l HBO b-eves: to-morrow, 1,398 beeves.
3U sheep, aud 4 311 1 quarters of b-ef,
Itecetpta of caivea, Including 81 direct, war 181
head; 1011 head on aale, all told. Quiet, ateady all
around. All sold Veals. (Sijt(rt y 100 rss.i rrauaer
an 1 buttermilks (3 B0(i(4. City dressed veals qutet
Iteceipts of sheep and lambs, Inolndlng 8 ears di
rect jo butchers, were 4.430 headi 1 B cars on sal,
all toll Active Sheep firm Lambs 44e.hlxhri
alHiut all sold. Sheep sold at (3 414 SO 100 ,
Iambs at Omen 21 Drrased mutton. 7at)4o. i'.i
dresied lamba, 7c10c. -. v ai.i
Hecelptaof hogs were 1.B8.1 hsadi nont oa aalsc
Quoted lower at .301(4.60 100 Bs.
Heal Batat rrlvate Balaa.
Jackson & Stern have purchased from Oe.org 0.
Libera rxteuiloo No. 44 Henry street, SBxIOOialao!
from Dr. tleorg C. Freeborn, No. 283 and 833 Chsrry
Charles 1', Ktrw an has aold the Laonla. a new six
story apartment house occupying the block front, 160
x.'S, on the south aid of 133d itreet. from 8t Nlch.
olasavenuo to bt Nicholas place. H take In Dart
payment a tract of New Jersey land, but the tale Is
chlrfly for cash.
Charlea F. Schuyler ft Co have aold for a Mr. Roach
No sun West Seventy sixth street, a fourstor?
8 I foot nrlsato dwelling, at (3X.000 '
Carl 1-rnst haa sold 1 to John E. boharachmldt two
lots ou the south side of IBlst street. 04 feet west of
I, invent avenue, and having a southeast frontage of
fh "n Con,,"ttt "cnue. A atable will be erected
T. Tal'laferro haa aold to 1 Klocke No. 108 'Wesi
Thirteenth atreet, 80x100, "M
Tim Co , who rec-ntly aold ths northwest eorner
of iiiHil. sue. t and Malison avenue nVr"o buff
brlek doublo flat house, on a tot 2B 11x87 6 to n
Hays, hao resold tha property to 8. Authauaar at an
advance lc
liernard T. Kearna haa aold No 848 West 133th
forr,.f;outfl(4o";Uo"brlCk ,,ng, "" D0U"' WMXIOO.
Louis J Pooler baa sold to William n. Murphy th
northwest corner of St Ann's avenue anct isoth
atreet, IO0H8S, for (20,000. "" 10B,n
neal Kslate Auction Sal.
At tha flroadway Salesroom yeaterdav tims v
Kennellvaold No 817 W. at Plghly Jgnth'.trwi SeLe
Ainstenlam avenue, tit story lirloa 'flat house &l
"rt!f2rf,(2,3.ooclr"re' to ,be Pw"&ivn.ffi
ef inanctnl. '
$310,000
Richmond County, N. Y.
496 GOLD ROAD BONDS
Dated Oct 1,1807. Due Oct. 1. 1088,
merest payable eeml annually
Denomination (1,000. Coupon Honda with privilege
of registration.
TIIFMK .M.tHM MAI UK IUHA(1ID n"
111 4.IMTKUF.U MTO OF TUB tITl OF Wv
lOHKOV AUAPTKIITIIATtTK.
Prli-o oml pnrtlciilRrn on application.
LELAND, TOWLE & CO..
IfU Wall Bt Now York, 7 ConBroH 81.,
Ileiaton.
E. D. SHEPARD & CO..
01 Ntxwuu 8t,, New York.
efittltttCinT.
ja rs. i rmnf-i's-i--i ---,.---- ". - iiyM
United States Mortgage
and Trust Company
AND
Maryland Trust Company
Offer For Sale at Q2 and Interest
$600,000 (Total Issuo)
Firafc Mortgago Fivo Por Cont.
Sinking Fund Oold Bonds
or
The New York and New Jersey
Water Company.
rtuncirAL oil ritnnuARV i, man.
nBDRBMABI.lt AT 10S AMD INTKIlEtTA,
INTKRBST PAYABLE rBDRDAtlT AND
AT"nIT.
kmnaian i-eTetin rnaranteesa y
City r Baisaaa Tn.aio
Ct r anpplT sana nalntenance na.soo
Mat earBlna- )4,oio
taiterfKt boad no.ooo
urplB rrons ralnlnnn rsreniie,,, (111,070
Th WewTork and Nw Jersey Water Company
supplies tbe City of Dayonne, N. J., with water, under
theterma of a Twenty-nre-year contract, whereby
the City purchaaca from the Company at Died prices
all water required for municipal, manufacturing, d.
meitlc, and other purpoaea.
Water Is distributed and rsntals an collected by
th City.
The contract btwen Th IVesr Torlc aaf
Raw Jarssr Water Company and the rilj .r
Bayoan kaa been silalad br tbo deelsl.a
or th Onpromo Conrt of the State r .w
Jersey.
Th City agree to par amarterty te th
Trust r the Hortsrage rrons the rental u
the ITator Company an nmotint eul to u.
tsrsM on th bondu Indorsement to that en,
rct being mad on the bond bj the city,
Th plant haa a capacity of 16,000,000 galloai fn
day, and la now supplying about 2,o00,0U0 gsllcni pti
day, on which the present minimum rental Ii bued
Th City Is growing rapidly, and a large increu. la
the us of water Is anticipated, with attendant la
creased rerenus to th Water Company.
Clrenlar atattlnsT mil particular may b hasl
at tbo oSlce or tho
United States Uortgago & Trust Gompany,
SO Cedar Street JVew Terh. r
Maryland Trust Company,
19 nnd Id (oath St., Balllmoro. Hd,
NEW TORE, Baptambar IS. 1SIT.
To tho tocltbolder or
Tho Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company,
Tho undersigned, representing large holdings of
prfrred and common stock, har consented to act
a a STOCKHOLDERS' COItlUTTEE. and request sj
stockholders to deposit their atock with the CEN
TRAL TROBT COMPAITT of NEW TORE, which will
Isan negotiant certmete for th same usetsr
preliminary agreement with th undersigned, copies
ot which will bo fnrntshd npon Application to th
Trust Company, or to either ot the underslrsed
The Reotlrershlp ha now continued for etftas
month. All claaae of mortg( creditors hue
organised, and a majority of each class of mortcar
debt la now tn th hand of a Committee organised
In Its Interns. Notwithstanding this, no steps bass
bean taken to unit th stockholders for ths prcts
tlcm of their Interest, or to negotiate la their basalt
with creditor who ara bow In possession of th
property.
Th preferred aad common stook represents a lares
and rluabl qulty tn exoes of th present bonded
debt, and If that equity la to ba preaerrad for tha
benefit of it owner. Immediate and united actios
tn their Interest 1 ImpcrattTo.
In Ylew of th necessity for prompt actios, th
Committee has LUIITKD the TIME for deposits f
tock to tha 18TH day ot SEPTEMBER, 1S97. afta
which dat no atock will be receired, txoapt naoa
payment ot a penalty of one-half or on per cent.
Application will bo mads to list th Central Treat
Company' oortlflcate for preferred and oomnata
stook upon th New Tork Stock Xxchaag.
BICK. BBOS. CO..
SO Broad SL, New Tork,
BKXX CO..
80 Broad sray. If w Tork,
CTJBK, WARD Jk CO.,
BO Broad St, Nw Tern.
TBBB rttAUU
87 Wall St, New Torn,
Taonrsosi jt nAina,
81 Broad St, New Tork,
8tckholera' CeaasalttM.
rmLrP HATHA W AT, Secretary.
ADDRESS ALL COHMCMICATIOaT TO DICB
BBOS. A CO., BO BROAD IT., X. T.
T. E. WARD & CO.,
Bankers.
SI AUD OO BROADtTAT.
tatO BROADCTAT,
OBO BnOAUTf AtV
BBAXKBS IS
UNITED STATES BONDS,
STOCKS,
GRAIN, COTTON.
BANEINO HOUSE OP
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
11, 10, IS A IT Broad it.
Members:
N. T. Stock atxehange. s. Y. Cotton Erchanrs.
N. T. Produce Exchange, Chicago Hoard of Trsda.
Orders exouted at any of tli aooTe Kichances fsr
InTMtment or on margin. Interest allowed on de
posit account, subjeot to check at eight Act as meal
Agents for corporations and for estate tnreaimeuu
I S02 HirTII AVE . cor 'JSth M
Branch OfHou J M RROADWAY, Silk Bfge HUr.
nraucn umoaa H7 ,UUS0N kT , n.nsntlle Li
I HI COURT ST., lirooklyn
NORTON &TUNSTAIL,
00 WAIilj BT., NEW YOIIK.
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchans.
Slocks, Bonds, and Investment Securities.
Market Letter furnished on aiipilralleu
Preferred and Common Stocks
OK Till!
Glucose Sugar Refining Co.
DKALT IV lit
HARRIMAN & CO.,
IHO BIUMDWAl, .V 1.
...... a
(BUtUows ami Ufrttuf,$.
TIIK MKIt EIIIK A. HRSTKIlt IttlltlOVII
.. . . tllll1, ,
rtotlceli heraor Klren that tliu annual in iH'i I
atockbolaera or ihe Lake I rle . We.trrn Hi '
t'omnany will be held at the oftlc of th,. i imp tnln
I'eorla, 111 .on Wedmsduy. Hie otli dut uf ' '
1JU7, for lhelbctloiior Directors aimine trail. i ' '
of any other busluesa which may prop rly i "
for.ttiemwtlni..
The transfer books will to closed at nmn tin ksi ?
dJ!k''l,'""b,r',h,ndrioieiiedat loo1 Ii - v il
on Tburailay, October 71b, IhUT
New York, AukusI antti. IMU7
I. M t.l'HWAV Siir-isrr
HTAWDARD ItOI'l: AMI Ttll' llll' 1 1 .
he annual uie tint; uf tin etivkliol ' "
Company will l held nt noon ilm .1st o .i ,t
ber, at ot llroad at , blisalwtli, , J f as. i
0 ' 'cctlnj' tiree lllrtclo a lc ,-nr lor tme, "'"i
and for the traiua tlooof auihotimr liu.lnissa-
properly com before the meetloi
JOHN M. PUK111, ccttar.
IW TOBJC, Bptmbtr, lt7. I
im f.fvs. ,.-,.. . , J
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