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H 8 THE SUN, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6, 1897.
I The Square Bottle
A DISTINCT AND IDENTI
FYING FEATURE OF THE
DISTILLERY BOTTLING OF
MOUNT VERNON WHISKEY
Thia whiskey fa noted for its full, mellow
flavor and fa especially adapted for medicinal
use. .Endorsed by the most prominent physi
cians throughout the United States,
not (led at the Distillery with an
absolute Cluaranty of Purity and
Original Condition.
& FOR SALE BY ALL RIZLIARLB DEALERS
' Till; COOK . nKllMIKIMKIl CO.,
Jl NEW OHK.
39 Sole Agent. nr Ihn I lilted Matca.
ft. nvsiXEss Titounz.ES.
K Pallor r nulfe-firr A nnah Tilth Llakllltloi
3J Climated nt UIOO.OOO.
m Rukeysor & "Irish, manuftvctiirera of neck-
Treat- at 012 ami (114 Hrondvrajr, failed yeater-
3f dny, -with liabilities estimated at $100,000. The
i Sheriff took charite of their pltco of business on
nn execution for $t)0H In favor of Qrlselda
Dash, wlfo of the junior partner. All the stock
had previously heen remood, and only the
plant, fixtures, and safes remained for tliu Sher
iff to levy upon. Tin- partners aro Arnold S.
tlukcyser and Henry Hash. '1 hey usod the style
of the Standard Windsor Tlo Company as a
traclema k. 'lhey were also Interested In the
Kmplro Clothing Company nt 714 Broadway.
Herman Joseph, the nttornoj, said jostcrduy
that nil therttoikjiail been trausferrcdlto three of
the firm's lurno creditor-, Uclburniann, Dcmi
merlch Co, tlio It. II. Clatlln Company, nnd
lilcllnir, Dnviil & Schoen. Twenty thousand
dollars outstanding accounts had also been
transferred to arious persons. Mr. Dash owns
aomo property in Chicago which has not been
transferred, but ho has transferred his houso at
274 West 110th street to Sarah Hlllman for a
consideration of f'J'.'.tKW.
Tho New York Klectrn-Therapeutto Com
pany, manufacturer of electrical and mechani
cal appliances for uhysiUans. surgeons, and
dentists at ,1 l.r East Twenty-tilth street, made
an ansltmmeiit yesterday to Abraham Looser of
ISO Nassau street.
Henry J. llehrcns, manufacturer of cigars at
(15 Pino street, made an assignment yesterday
to Louis Ilihrenr
Goorze J. Hllcken. wholesale and retail
dealer in cigars at 20 Liberty street, made an
assignment yesterday to W. E. Iloutaln,
' riXAXCZAL JXn COililEROZAL.
W Itew York llorlc Bichinf e 9aleOct5.
nL t-ITt STATES AND STATE BONDS (IX 81.000b).
f 1 US6t,c 116-a
W il osiNO rmcEs or cnitid states ponds.
ST' Bid. Alktd. Bid. Atktd.
sjm Vn St is, r. Cn st
M stplofO. 081 ,e04 116 ---6-
aF CnSt4.r. UnStt,c,
S 1807 IIS 1124 ,g04 118 116,a
J. tnEtCs, c Unst.,r.
m 1007 113-1 113's 1S08 12I
., rnBt4s.r. UnStt.r.
. 1023 120'. 120s. ,ee 106-Vj
X T"n St 4s, c,
Js, lesa. ...1261 120'4
K ttAIt-nOAD AND OTHER -) fT!f 01.00081.
iST 04 Atoh 4 It.... GO 110 Mo, KB lit., OS
11 OO'.j 4Hora;Eicn....l431
3 33 CO'i1 0 Mob o -ml.... 70a
SB- 8 59 25 N I' prior .... 91
t& 16Atehtnli 87 ! 1 00s
Jff 8 80T. 20NPornl8i..., egv,
M O B054 22 69s
ft 3 Ann Arbor .. 81'29 60s!
1 Alb:S cne..H6Hj 6 N'otT W cn s 7G'i
M 10 llfl 10 77
S 25 115T. 11 NJCen ml Bi.1131
iff. 27 Bilta;O,rbr..l07 0 113-1
5 D.CUiNc tSUOO'u.lO N HRof CilBi. 88
jk 13 Brook RT 5... 00 '13 .S'St.rchmlit.108'
R 1 00's, INvYcn 143
jfc 1 00 8NY.OWri 00
aP 1 Cb0 cn 6i.ll2'4' 1 01U
V 2 CiuftOmMVii. 80'4 15 OSUInca 58
'ft 87 80 18 GSHi
S: 8 70. ' 2 Ores I. (1 UGh
T. 4Ch:0, P. SA I 2()Irap lit, tr,.101a
litcnia lOl'-jllOOre Imp bt,
2 lOl'ii 2d lp 42
US OC.UiQif Ki.,103 '10 42'4
IiaC.BtQ 7i.. ..117 21 42
16 1107 2 OmftStI, ltt.tr 59
SC, BaQdeb&i.l037i 27 J'acof Mo lit. .101
8 C,C,CAStL4i, 2 I,,8LElit.,102Ia
BtLd Ofiij GRAPltMlit..,125
1 Cln.SAC !t...H2 10Reidnl4 86
lOCinSolit 110 i 4 84".
6 ChTal1it.tr.. 40 1 1 0 86
7 40'; 2 itloa W lit.... 81Ts
6 404 8 814
6 40 0 Kol V&NE4I . 84Hi
10 404 3SU.&8F(9i..l003
6 40" ISHtl, 4SK4I... 71
4 404 6HtPi.nl 4i 1034
2 CI ft Contnt.tr 70 1 Ntl'lBt.HJtDBilOO
1 Cli!ctEIKnl5il03 2StI'l.t,C4M
1 ChlcOLftCCo r Bi 112
lit 104 1 Btl'ftNrnr.l2Ha
BO can lty litlno 4.1 3Q Rtin R & T luo. 10
6 O a Ity M Inc. 0 2BAAAIMK4I 01
IDenaROcn... 80 7 Ol'i
"2 88'4 1 01'4
i 1 80 3 01
;i 6 D, M4M 1( .... 104 228oR'wjBl,... 03
I Z aKraniATniitllli,! 16 02'.
jfi OErleSdex 110 16 02
f ' lFrteSdex 112'4 7 Tex Pie 2dia.. 20T.
' '$. 0 Erie 4th ex..... 110 12 20
'I 10 Erie prior bd... 014 32 20".
ft 16 014 6 SI)1.
'f 2 014 5 287.
3 Erx Urn 3 ... 7l, ITCIkHOi.nd 00
11 a, Il'i t B A 2 80
5 Un D2 lUnraoOBi 101"
1 OenEleodebBilOO 26 UnPaoi f,t r..l 1U4
W 3HStJon(li,118j 1 1104
. -lIIockVilBi.tr 74 12 ,...117
inftTOlitfii.110 1 1174
2InttQt.Vlit..H0 4 118
'& 3IntGtN2d.. 84 2Un Paoot Bi.,102
It 4IowiCot Jit.. 07 36 UP. DAOlit. 624
m- CKInfiCoEl lit 60 10 62"s
JCf 10KPlit90i.tr.116 6 624
ff "10 Cm Pcon.tr., 101 0 62
W 47 101'4 lWiblit 1074
lfiKanP, Ddu..li?04 26 1074
UIIutTttd,, 80'4 2 108
If 8 eO5. lWbD0ex 08
if 3 80'4 36Wib2d 784
fk 10KinA.T2d 04 18 70
10 04'. 2 704
1 Licl4eO lit..l01' 1 80
ft OLAWIlcnai 101K. 0 70"i
pf 10 Like Sh lit, c, 100'. 12 7094
It. A personal examination of our
; MODEL BATH ROOMS
" will convince j ou that our fixtures,
1 from the simplest to tho most dab-
oratc,aroiinexccllpl In lino material,
niipcnrance, unci snnitaty features.
THE MEYER-SNIFFEN CO., LTD.
w' JIANOPACTURFltK ASP IHPOHTFKN OF
UIO II GRADE PI.UUUINO FIXTURES.
a Kut 10th St., Now York,
VSZAi j - -.., v. "--
lLakeShlit,r.. 108 SWeitraa. 103
4 Lou A- M 4i... 84 7WntBh4 1074
1 LomlilBi 117i 1 WeitBhi.r...l07,i
Total illc. it railway bond! (par Tiloi), 11,463,000.
nAIMIOAD AND OTItElt SnAniB.
Open- lUoh- I r CToilae
SaUt. (no. nt. ttt. Bid. Aiird
100 Ad'.fx 100 100 100 160 101
S8170 AmdR.147'4 1484 1404 140". 1404
BlOAmSnpllO 110 110 11041104
lOOAmSM 12". 121 12". 12S 12'.
BAmCibl 031 034 03a 04
lOeOAmTob. 80 80". 883 884 88".
25 ATobptll24 1134 1124 113 116
lDAraKx..ll84 1184 11854 117 110
BIB Am COII 24". 244 24 24 244
lOOAniCOp 771. 774 771 70 704
100 Atch.T
sre.... 164 154 16 16 164
B02B Atch.T
6Fep. 32-4 33 32S 32. 324
SOOnnftPp 03 03 03 03 04
BOOBrumirk 14 194 14 1 14
eooniUAO 104 17 10"4 104 10'.
14080 Bit St Q 84 84 0 04 0"
lSOOBr'kRT 33 334 33 334 33i
BOoCinSo.. 674 67'i 671 674 674
BOOCinPao. 70s4 70'i 70"i 70S 70'i
HOSOChOtW 18 184 17H 17H 17"i
100 ChOW
pf. A.. 40 40 40 41 43
lOCtnPao 10'4 104 10l 17 18
407BCh.tO 24 244 24 24 244
saniB ChlcOMl004 lOO'i 004 004 00H
1040 C, CO
StL.... 374 37'4 374 3654 374
170BCNW1SO"i ICO'i 1204 1204 1204
lBCANWpl03 103 103
SOtflBC.BftQ. 98 081 074 074 07S
271S0iMIJtStP 074 074 90 OO'i 07
SO C.J! St
Ppf.... 1424 1424 1424 142 1424
1BB1BC.RIP 91 014 904 00 004
SOColFuil. 264 264 264 25 20
700C.n.VT. 74 74 7 7 74
71BConOM.216 21642134212 214
asOC.I!,. 104 104 104 10 104
67C,II.p 324 33 32 324 334
I28DHud 1174 117'4 1174 117 1174
20D.LAW1684 1684 1684 168 100
200 Detau. 47 47 47 40 60
14001) alio p 48 40 48 474 484
SSOErlenn 17 17 17 17 174
lOOErltlttp 41H 414 41H 414 4134
tlOOErleSdp 234 234 23 224 234
100E&TII.. 20 20 20 26 30
100FPp 434 434 434
lBBOQfnElec 374 374 304 304 37
200HP.Clid.1007. 1014 lOO'i 1014 1014
880 IllCent.1044 1044 104 103'4l044
200EC,PO 254 264 26i 264 264
120LEWp 774 774 774 704 77
llLik.8hl70Hi 1704 1704 1734 177
SOOLiciau 444 444 434 434 44
18328LouX 604 014 60t 00H 604
lOOHBUinCoD 1044 1004 104 104 1044
1780UetTriol234 1244 1224 1214 123
SOOUIchCenlOO 100 1064 104 100
1001I8tl. 20 20 20 20 27
l28tlIoPie.. 334 34H 334 33i 33'.
1020Uo.KT 164 15'i 164 164 16'.
22fl5U,ETp 394 304 38'. 38. 304
485 Hob A O 28 284 28 284 20
lBO.Ntlstlp 804 804 804 80 90
100Ntl8t2p 28 28 28 30
(ISO h J Cent 90 971 964 96'. 904
6871 NYCentllO". Ill 110411041104
8070.SitLeid 38 384 38 384 384
225SitLdpl044 104 1044 1044 107
15NYJt.SH.183 183 183 183 184
BOH Y.C
StLSp 384 384 884 804 39
CIS NY. S
Wpf... 304 304 39 384 304
1802MWp 434 44 434 434 44
2280JJorFic. 20S 204 204 204 204
lB078NPiop. 644 B4S 63". 53"i 634
ISOOOntAW 17'. 18 174 174 18
SOOrRAN 34'4 34'4 344 30 40
20ORNpf Q4'4 04'4 04'4 00 70
SOOOroSU. 214 214 20' 204 21
8370 Pk. Mill 354 364 364 36 364
1000 F. DftE 3 34 3 3 34
atBOP.CC
St I... 204 294 284 284 20
lOOPAWp. 10 10 10 10 12
182BPnnRR116'i 1 104 1 164 1 164 1 104
86E0Ridlnc 204 204 204 264 204
1812Bidlp 64 544 634 634 63.
IStLSW 6 6 6
407u8tI'ftO. 824 824 81 81 814
1000 So Pic.. 194 194 10 19 20
lSBBSoRwy. 11 114 11 11 114
6U45 So nj-p. 331, S4"i 33S 334 34
lOOEUAOl
l.tp... 48 48 48 47 40
BOOStLASK 74 74 74 7 74
OOOSt I. A3
Fl.tp. 624 624 614 614 62
8BBt LAS
F2dp. 204 204 204 204 204
88B0TCI. 30'. 31'i 30. 304 31
117 8dATRR149 149 149 147 149
lBOOTcxPic. 124 12'i 124 124 12,
3170 Un Pie- 234 24. 234 234 23".
1000UP.DAO 10 104 04 9i O't
SOUSEx.. 40 40 40 44 47
lUBRub. 174 174 174 174 184
1 USRubp 04'. 64'. 04'. 04 00
BIO DSL.... 84 84 84 8 84
OOOUSI.p. 60 604 00 60 604
020 Wibuh. 84 84 84 8. 84
0446 Wab p.. 21". 224 21"i 214 22
2270 WU Tel 914 91i 00. 004 90
05 WALE. 2 2 2 24 3
100WChStlO7 107 107 1004 108
Totiliilca. 330.801 .hirot.
BOSTON CLOSINd QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Alktit. Bid. JUted.
Bo. A Alb. .210 217 OenElnop.. 86 88
Bo. A He... 108 not Hon. 1404 147
CblcJcom. 111 CilIIecli 476
Fltcbburjp 044 064 Otceoli..... 30 40
NewFnip. 86 Curacy Ji... 118
HexCcn4i 024 Tim Mln...l38 140
Old Colony. 164 186 DUO lit... 86 88
WERcom. 04 05 P0 0 2d... Qo
Domln'nC. 224 23 DUO, Inc.. 60 70
AronIITel265 200 Butu 274 27'i
We.tElM.. 234 25 Tim.Jr.... 10 104
miLADELFniA closing quotations.
Hid. Arked. Bid. Atktd.
OhtrhTii. 304 304 W o I. Co.. 48 49
PennRR... tTt 67'. FIBDcom. 304 304
PhlliTric. 724 724 EI8 U pt. 33 334
Union Trio 114 ll'iPII.LAPo 17 174
EPTC. 714 714 PlI.LftPp 30". 30'.
Uet Trie... 123 4 126 WeliOtom 16 18
CTofNJi 304 37 WeliCpf.. 08 70
CTofNJBi 07 074 Hilt Trat.. 184 10
(JO Imp Co 804 80'. Mirid.n.... 20 204
CHICAGO CIOSINO QUOTATIONS.
J7(d. Alktd Bid Alked.
8S "I,". 014 02 LEt"I."etf. 17"i 18
AmStr'bd.. 31 32 Mil Brew pf 30 314
CuilAD. 074 fY Blieult 02 02".
CbloBrew.. 84NChStRy232 238
ChBrewpf 31 St Stable C. 20'4 214
Cltyn'niy.236 230 WCbStRylOO 107
Dlim'd U..166 100 MetWS... 74 71,
LakeSf'L" 20"i 21
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Atehlioa, aap 16". Norfolk Wpf.n,. 444
Cinidlin PiclOa.., 824 Nortbxni Piitnopf. 664
CbeilDeak. A Ohio. 244 Oatirlo WeiC... 1 R-.
Ertecon.oip 17'4 PenniylTinii. 604
Erlilitpf 434 Readlnc, Iitap,,,, 13(
Illlnoli Central 107 4 St Paul 100.
KinioiA Texii.,., 164 South Rillwiy 114
Like Shore 180 wuth Rallwiy pf,. 344
Loulirllli Kub 01'4 Union PaUtto 23'.
New York Central. 1144 Wabuhpf 224
Tuesday, Oct. 6.
To-day's stock market was comparatively dull
and narrow. These circumstances were va
riously explained by the speculative community,
but were chiefly attributed to the possibility of u
revival of Ilryanlim and the silver issue In the
present municipal campaign. Fears that the
Populist party may win at the polls a month
hence were frcoly expressed, and apprehen
sion tlit European dealers and Investors
might attach undue importance to the ap
pearance of a llryanlto candldato and
faction In tho municipal election caused some
oiling of bIolKs, chiefly by operators for short
account. There was no liquidation to speak of,
nor was tho soiling with a low of depressing
prices particularly uggrosslvc. Tho market ap
peared to be largely a waiting one, al
though all of tho developments having a
direct bearing upon values were faor
nble. These consisted of a long list of rail
way traffic returns for bcpiember, a loner mar
ket for foreign exchange, and Indications tint
epeclowlll shortly be shipped from London lu
tills coiilre. Among the more important tralllo
returns reported to-da) Hero those of thoChis
penke and Ohio, IOiilsvllle and Nashville,
UlMoarl 1'aclUc, Oregon lUllroad and Navlga-
tlon, and Southern Ilallnay Companies for last
month. It w as also trustworthlly reported that
the net earnings of tho Hock Island Com
pany for August show nn lncrcrtso over
the samo month of last year of $315,000.
Tho dealings In stocks, which wero fairly
large, wore considerably below tho Avcrngo
of two or threo weeks ago. They woro, however,
fairly woll distributed. Tho greatest activity 1
was In Union Pacific. That stock was nlso ex
ceptionally strong bccaUBo of tho demonstrated
absurdity of yesterdnj's rumors that some In
terest other than tho reorganisation comnilttco
would cndoa or to obtain control of tho proper
ty at tho foreclosure sale. Ixiulst lllo and Nash
vlllo. Southern Ilallwny preferred, Missouri Pa
cific, nnd M K. and T. prcforred were also ex
ceptionally strong because of tho excellent
shots Ing of earnings bj thoso companies In splto
of tho existence of yellow fever at arlous
Southern points. None of tho net declines was 1
significant oxcopt that of la V cent. In Hay j
State (las. Tho course of tho market. In brief, I
was a downward tendency nt tho opening, a I
fairly good rally through tho mlddlo of tho day
and a fresh reaction in tho late doallngs.
Final sales comparo with thoso ot yesterday
as follows!
Oof. A. Oct. B. c 4. Oct. B.
A.TASFe. 164 164 Mich Cont. 1004 106J4
A.TASFep 33 324MlnnStL 204 20
Am Cot Oil. 244 244 MoPiclBo. 334 334
Am H Her ..1474 140,4 NitLoad... 384 38
AmBRefpll04 110 Nat Iidpf 103'i 1044
AmTob.... 8t B8Ji NotfJtWp 43 44
AmRpM... 12"i 12". 1 W com... 120". 1204
Brook HT.. 334 334 N'I'io com. 20. 204
CmidiSo. 68 67'. NPm pf... 64s 63.
CanPie.... 704 70 NY Cent... 1 104 1 10".
C.C.CAStL 38 374 N J Cent... 06 00
C.DAQ.... 08 074 Omahirom 8B4 81
ConOit,...214 213'. Out W... 184 17'4
ChriAO... 244 24 l'io Mill... 364 36
Chlcau...lOO'S DON llockliliad 01 P04
ChOW.... 17. 174 Iteidlnx.... 20i 204
DelAlIud. .1174 1174 Held lstpf 64 634
DARUpt. 48 48 StPcom... 07S OO'i
Erie 174 17 Solfway.. 11 11
OenElio... 374 HO1-; o H'w.y p 33 34
IlllnolCenl04 104 Tex.iric-.. I2'i 124
KanftTex. 154 16', 1 C. I A It .. 31 30'.
Knn&Tpt. 30 304 Un Pao.... 23 234
nviia.iom ou uu u n urii.Ui. 04 O'B
like Shorel77 1704 USLeithp 004 004
LF.AWpf 774 774 Wab com... 84 84
Litl-doOu. 444 43'4 Wilnshpf. 21,4 214
MinhCon 1044 104. VYUn Tol.. 01 00
Clovorninent lionds strong. Tho 4s of 10i!5
closed 9 V cont. higher bid. Hallway bonds
dull. Tho features Hcrollrookhn Hniifd Trn
sit 5s, Kansas nnd lexas '.Ms, Oregon Short Lino
Incomes A, Oregon Improcinnnt "ris I, p.
Southern Hallway fisloxas Pacific "lis. Union
Pacific Denernnd Oulf lsts, Atchison, Kansas
PnilUc, Northern Pacific, and Wabash Issues.
The moro Important not declines were In
Atchison adj. 4s, V cent., to 50.j. and
general 4s, J, to 861jt llrooklyn Itapld Trnn
sil Ss, 1M, to (10; Kaiib.is and Texan 'Jdx,
8, to Ill's; Northern I'oriQo prior 4s. Lj,
to no's anil gcmrnl 3s, ", to OV;
Southern Hallway 0, Cj. tolKILj: ToxnR Parillo
2ds. 7s, to "H7. nnd L nlon I'lti-ltlp. Deittcr and
Gulf lsts, Si siont., to.VJ. The noteworthy ad
vnnics wore In Kansas Pacific consols, t. r . '4.
to 1014. and 0119. t. r., 1V-, to ll."i; Oregon Short
Lino Incumo A., h. to fitji-j; Ortgon lmproe
ment Os lid i. p . 2. to 4i!H!; W ibash lsts, 'a, to
10S, and lids, 14, V cent., to 711 H.
Commercial price of bar silor In New York,
6c. Har silerin London closed nt 'J'9 1d.
Mexican sller dollars weroquotul nt423tc Ex
ports to Europo lo-mqrrow, 640,000 ounces.
Money on call 2'aiS3 V cont. Time money is
easier and is quoted: Sixty days, ihs V tent.,
threo and four months, 4 V cent., and six
months, 4"g V lent., on good mixed Slock Ex
change collateral. Connntrci il paper firm.
Prime indorsed bills receivable are quoted at
4 in V cenU, prima single names nt 4L;.dD V cent.,
and good names at 0j15-j ti cent.
Sterling exchinge continued weak with a
further decllno In rates, rontinentnl exchnngq
was dull. Posted asking rates fur sterling. &4.83
for long bills and tr-I.SS1-.' for demand. Actual
rates are: Long bills, S4.32'4t'?t.S'I1!: sight
drafts. $l.8m;, and cabin trunfers. S-t.SITt-Francs
aro quoted at 5.1Il'i5 1114 for long
and S.'JlKf 5.1(1 H) for short; rcic h'inarks. Ul 7-l(i
Cal) ! Ill fnr Inner und !." 1 ll,.l!iriU for shnrt!
guilders, 30 1.V1U for long and -til's for short.
Domestic exchange on New YorK: Hoston 'J5
cents ills omit. Clnrlcston Hujing, par; sell
ing. 'fl premium. Sunnnah Hii)lng. l-lGotT:
selling, par. New Orle itis Hank, p tr; comnior
clnl, .1.C0 dlsiounl. San Francisco Sight, 15
ccnls premium: telegraph, IT'S icnts iiremiiim.
St. Loilis '.'SaiO cents discount. Chicigo-10
cents discount. Clnclnnutl Hotwccn batiks, 40
cents discount, and n cr lountcr, par.
GIulosi- Sugar Hcllnlng common ut 377s33S'9.
and the iircferrcd at 00 nil : standard Oil trust
certificates closed at :i.l'IS311. Metropolitan
Street Hallway consolidated mortgage 5s closed
at 110110'4. Aiiieriinn Mulling closed U-'iiJ
34ia, and thoprofened -Ui-81.
Exports of genernl merchandise from the
portofNuw York for the week ending to day
wero allied nt $8,0,.:-V)'e..', against ' 40-1.7QS
In tho preceding week nnd HS.I 5.10 In the
corresponding week of Inst jeir. -.ince Jan. 1
9!!Ur,l)17,(H)J, ngnlnst lr'.,lin.053.775.
Tho Central Htllroid Company of New Jersey
his declared a quartcrl) dUideud of 1 Vcent..
pajublo Nov. 1.
Tho II. II. Clafiin Company has declared n
quarterly dividend nf 1 V cent, on its common
stock, pajnblo Oct. 15. 'I lit) quarter! interest
ou Its preferred stocks will bo paid Nov. 1.
Htllway gross earnings for August comparo
with thoso of the sumo month of last -.ear ns
follows:
AUbamaOreat Southern. . 1141,221 Inc. ,(!00
It. A o "iuuthneHtern .. mi5,13J Inc. 70 .ii t
Buffalo, llocb A Pitt. Sot.'IIH Inc. 2tl,2lt
Col .Hocking Valli-y A Tol 211.1:10 Inc. 4.H2J
l'U- o. I oraln A Wheeling 12 l.uoo inc. 24 son
CI e.ireikea Ohio. UiO.nns Inc. BOSH
Cinidlinl'aclMo 2,.'7u OOD Inc. 4 i.Ouo I
IirnvirA lllo Orinde 71M.U00 Inc. Pli,.tiin
Intermtlonil t (1. North'u II71.U7 Uik. 1i,1ih4
Kin. City, Pitts. A Oulf . 21U fj Inc. 17I.H17 '
Kan City Suburban licit . 4.1.1.11 Inc :i sKil .
Lnulsvllli-A Naslivlllo ,1,MII,151 Inc. las.ttl
3Iex. 0111 Central 8IW.HU Inc. lH,.ls.'
Mlunilpnlls Aht. Loul... . 213. 4IU Inc. 7.K74 I
lpxlcuiiatlnuil 4 I7,.'il lire, 20 7IU
Mobile A Ohio 3111,1118 Inc. JC..'7U
Mlasourl 1'iclllc 2,451,000 Inc. 64.1,0(1(1 '
Central llrnnch. . . nn (lllo Inc. nt.i in
N Y , Ontario A Western til .it'li Inc 211.1WI
Ori'Kon It. H ft .SnUrflllon (Uiil.ml Inc. 215.2HJ
Soutlicrn RillHij, ,,.1,787,11(1 Inc lit.VOi
ht loul. Southwestern . . 4HU2im Inc. 2 (-00
Tcxi. A Piclllc lld'i.TOJ Deo 'l.VOJ
The New York.Ontnrlo and Western Hnllro id
reports gross earnlngH for Aitpust uf f.IHd b'27,
a decreuso of 13,101 ns tompnred with tho
same month of lnsi jear, and net 121,771, a
ri( creilHo of '(, 55.1. For tho two month end
ing Aug. 31 tho gross earnings were $7IM,-i:i, '
a decreano of S1, 1117 ns comparid with tho
corrisiondIng period of last joar, und net
lp J(,i),31 1, a dccrtiise of 20,71)5.
Tho Norfolk and Western Itailrond reports
gross earnings for August of 'j.l.OU, 572, nn In
crease of s-1 :jl , 10 1 ns iiiuipand with the sainn
uioulhof lastjenr, and net 318,03(1, an lncrensn
of 153,30.'. For tho two months ending Aug.
31 tho gross earnings worn 'H.IHM.fl-iO, 1111 In
crctsoof 141, 177ns iniiipired with tho uirro.
spondlng period of Inst car. and nut 1113,8111,
an tin rensu of i()7,137.
At tho annual meeting of tho stockholders of
thii Northern Pacillu lUllw n Coimmii) to-lit)
antnlomitil of the operations of tliu eompiiiv
fin tlio ten iiionths milling June 30 lust was
Hi1b111lltc.1l. A comparison with tho eorrc (.pond
ing period of tho previous fiscal jcur is impnv
slhln, Ik cause up to r-cpt, 1, 1HII1, the company
and Iho various limndi linos now loniposlng tho
H)stim were lu tho hamm of rot elvers, l'nr tim
iicrlod llrsl mi'iitlnurd Iho gross eiiniimrs wero
.1 1,1111.818 nnd 0111 rating expenses i'),15.r,87.1,
lotvlng net earnings from Irnlllc 5,78.5,1)15.
Taxes wero 128,1H0, and iniiimo from other
sources than trnflluwns -f 255,3 10. making the
nut revenue 5,(112,305. Iulurcst on funded
debt was .5,110,218, nnd -rl2,22H was written
otf, leaving a surplus of 18!),f2'l. Tho report
contains u history uf tho rcorganlration of tho
company, details of Its present capitalla
tluu nnd phyHlcal condition, and a do
se rlptlon of the various new securities
issued. Iho rairgiiulntlon is now com
plole, excopt that tho lands east of tlio
Missouri HIvcr aro still held by the rotclvcr.
'II10 Noithcru Pneillo sjstein now consists of
4 375 miles and tho eompnnv- owns about
31,000,000 acres of land, nearly nil of It west of
tht Missouri Hlver. Its hind aales during tho
ten months realized -fllH.OJI. Tho current
liabilities of the company aro 1,183,085, and
assi Is 7, 137,011, being an oxcesi of assets of
2,(l.53.0Jl). Vndcr the plan of reorgnnl7atlon a
fund of 5,000,000 was provided for betterments.
Tills consisted of 3,(171,013 ill cisll and the
bnliine 11 in genernl lien mortgage bonds at (III V
cent, of their par value. Of this amount 1.051,
15Jof thn 1 ash lias boon expended, and iho but
am u is held In special nrcuuul. The most Inter
esting statement in theropnrt Is that Iho freight
train loiu bus been raised from 173 tuns three
yenrs ugo to 320 tons. Of the operating ex
penses 11 little over 10 f cent, was fur main
tenance of icjuipmeiit and 20 V cent, for tho
liiiliitcnnuco of roiuwn) and strut tures. Thn
lucountbiif Iho eomiviu) have Ik on nudlted nnd
tei titled to b) a well known Ilrinof public, ac
countants. The pamphlet report of the Minneapolis nnd
HI, liouis Itailrond Company was Issued today.
Tho Income account has been published. Aflor
pa lug all other charges for tliu year ended
June 30 lliero reinainrd it baluneo siilllilent to
declare dividends of 3 V cent, un the second pre
ferred, tho usual dividend of 5 V cent, on the first
preferred a nek, and leave an available surplus
ot 78,7"0. Earnings from passenger tralllc w ero
the largest In tho history of tliorampany. Earn
ings from freight tralllo decrinsed 2 01) V cent.,
owing principal!) to tho dlmlubhcd n virago
rnlu per ton per mile. Operating expenses
re 50,10 s- lent. of the gross earn
ings, ns sgnlnst 51105 V cent. Iho pre
vious year. There wus expended for bet
terments 1)0,018. ull of which was charged (o
maintenance of way nnd structures. Thorn
wero laid la tho year 23.30 tulles of new steel
IIHIHHHHWBHHI
rails and 117,088 new cross ties. The company
lins no floating debt ot any kind, and no addi
tions havo been mndo to capital account.
Tho general balnnco sheet ns ot Juno 30 shows:
duel 181)7. IHIin. Channel.
Cost rmd and
equip ..121,VI7.213 31,U41,iltn Dee. $21,701
R al estite.... on,4in 4,H.n Itio l.nta
Mecurltlei 62K.B0O Bno.BUD llio SOHOnO
Cash .. P0 34H HiO.OlIt lleo l.BIIH
Our'ntan.eti.. 231,' 01 487,4112 lleo. n 4.51
Llef'r'il auetl.. 40,7110 2K.110S lnc 11,828
Totals. .. 22,0B 1,330 22,UU.1,720 Ino, tlU,fi24
Habit lit fl.
Com. stock . to.nonooo in.oco.noo
1st pfd, mock. 2,Bon,ooo B,nnn,ooo
2d p'd. stock. 4,011(1,000 4.0011,(1011
llnndnl debt . 10,(100 11(10 10,11011,000
Current llibll :lln.V8l :I57.KH4 Dec. H",(I1I
Baltnca . .. 173,0(11) 10B.K32 Iuo n7,217
Totals ,. 23,0s:i, 130 J.', oil .1,720 Ine 1P,II4
Tresldont K. Hawlcy, In his report, tu-.n: "Tho
rirospcct for the next llscal year Is tcry prninls
ng. 1 Ills Is especially Iruo of thn corn tonuiigo,
there being n largo surplus unmarketed to be
added totheungatherod crop. Wlillo tho vvhoat
crop. In tho territory traversed bv the mid, is
not likely to equal tho yield of Inst yenr. tho nil
Vance In thn price of whrat nnd other gntlns
gives promise of Increased tralllc in manufac
tured commodities nnd merchandise. Lumber
tralllc Is also Ilkelv to succeed tho moveiucnlof
Inst yenr. With tho revival in trmlc. which Is
now being felt throughout the conntrv. lliero
should cortnlnlvbn n marked Improvement In
this character of tonnngc,"
Tho rccolplsof tho Government to-day wore:
Customs, f-MU.810; Internal revenue. r'lSlt.lllll,
nnd miscellaneous, $25,108. rv total of $1)13,
201. Tho dlsbiirsemenls wero 2,300,000. an
excess of expenditure a over receipts of 81,3811,
7110. Tho receipts of the fiscal or to date havo
boon $83,0(14.0.17. and disbursement s 1 1 1,(110.
772, nn cxress of expenditures over receipts of
$31,021,835.
Tho not assets of the Treasury at the close of
business to day, as officially computed, comparo
with those of 3 osterdny ns follows:
Oct. fl. Oct. 4.
Oold coin and bullion ,.$14H,4ns nsi I48,170.2t
Sllverdollari and bullion 12,tW4,40S 1B.1?4,42
United Statu notes 41,804,442 42,R1B,20J
Other notes In excesi of
demand liabilities . .. 10,134,041 ,077,40S
ATittihlft cnh nalnnce.
Including gold re.rrre .t2tn,82,100 1310.187,070
Money in London "inai V cent. Hates of dis
count In open market for both short nnd threo
months' bills, 1 1.5.KI V cent. Amount of bullion
w itbdravv n from the Hank ot England on balance
to dav, 70,000. Paris advices qtioto 3 V cents
at 10.1 francs 22-i centimes. Exchange on Lon
don, 25 francs 17 centimes.
Deposits of Brunswick Companv stock under
the reorganization plan will bo received nttho
Continental Trust Company until Oct. 25.
The sales of mining stocki nt thn New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchango to-
rijc veri nn fnlinwit!
Open. 21tgh. Low. Clou
Salt. Same. inff tit. eft. ino.
BOOAniconda. 47 .47 .47 .47
1000 AUmo 04 .04 .04 .04
100A Juniata 21 .21 .21 .21
BOO O CreeL con 10 .10 .10 .10
370Fortuna. ...11.00 11.124 11.00 11 124
200MollloOlbson... .26 .26 .25 .25
SOO Mexican 0.1 .03 .03 .03
200Potol 45 .46 .46 .45
KOOSavige 55 .66 .65 .66
200 Yellow Jacket .76 .75 .76 ,76
Total ailei. 3.070 sharea
COSrilTEJtCZAL COirrEXD.
Tcfsdat, Oct. 5. Grain Wheat Spot was
firmer and more active. Sales 008,000 bush ,
Including 40,000 No. 2 Chicago cost and freight
to Liverpool; III) 000 hard Manitoba free on
board afloat: 04,000 No. 2 hard winter; 02.000
ungraded spring, and 10,000 No 2 rod hero on
private terms for oxport, and 200,000 winter
wheiton private torms for export at tho out
ports. Free on board nflo-vt: No. 1 northern
spring New York, OT'sc; do. Duluth. 08.c;
No. 2 hard winter. 07sc; No. 2 red, new, 09'ec.
Minneapolis received to-day 348,300, against
343.010 bush. lust jear: I)uluth581,018,galnst
4t.-4.Ut-l; Chicago 182.200. against 100 505;
Milwaukee 1 ll.TOO. against 1)1,050; St. Louis
51.000, agnlnst 4S 043; Toledo 16.7(14. ngilust
37.571: Detroit 25.127. ngalnst 37,028 last
j car. Futures udvtnced I've, to 24,c. Future
sales 0,015,000 bush., ns follow b:
j.ciaf
Oj.fnlno'. HlgheMt. Loirr-f. Clotinff .fi)r.
October. HB4 "34 t'54 054 UJ'
November'! IS (U's HJ" t'
December 4 U4i t U4s P2Vi
Mjy Vi tU'. t'2s lid', 91'0
Parley Was quiet Sew feeding. 284c . cost and
freight to Iluffalo; do. lie , cost and freight tn New
York, malting. 4ilt31c. il to uuidty Ure Was
Kronser Stut.'. 47c4c , So. V VV est, rn. 4Ujt4ti4e,
cist mil frelKhttoUiirTMlo Corn Siwt was l.l-tier an 1
fairly attire Sales 1) l.ciOJ Push, Inclu Hug rcn.uon
Na i mixed at lit 4' MsC fr.o onboard anolt fir
export. No 2 mixed In 1 levator., 1 IvaJ 14c J 1J.000
vcllow at 3t4i:t4c lurluiator. luteins advanced
4c. Kuture lain 2uo,000 buih.. ai follow i:
IXlBt
Opening, iliohttt. Lovett. doling Mfftf.
October .. .. .. 3 1 .'4
Novemlter .. .. SI41! art's,
December Jl'l 35 34. 35 344
Ma) . 38 SSI. 3-1 3sl 374
Oats Spot -c as firmer, '-ales t2ii oe) liu.ti . Includ
In; 10.000 No. 2 white clipped, lHO.OOCl No mixed,
00,000 nea y n lilte, and 30 000 No i llpisvl on prl
rate terms for export No a white. JflV . No Ido.
1.0U0 at 2ltc . No J while cllpptd, 27c . No 3 do,
21140 , No 2 mixed, 2,01)0 at 2IC4C.. No .1 do , 1.1)0(1
at lil'tc ; rejected do , 5,"() at 224e , do. bite,
25c . No. 2 mixed, delivered. 244C . ttack mixed.
21 J5e . do white. .'0 00(1 at 27t!.'c. Future.
w ere nominally higher Kuture sales none.
Lost
Opening Jllgheit. Lovett. Closing Xniht.
CVtnbor . . .... 2S4 2)
Deci niber . .... 24J4 244
The i,rslu markets were strong, active, and higher to
day The developments In v. heat were generally
hullUh and price, alvanced sharply, closing at about
the hlcl est i rlns or the day The cabhs were strong
mil higher, foreign housi-i b .light hero and it tho
VVeat the drought .11 union in the wh at b-lt showed
no Inii rovcincnt. thero was no rain in slKht. thero
was a jfood di luand reported for export, aud shorts
covered Die North". stem receipts w.ro heavy, hut
tin v hud no effect There wero l.llflO i ars, nualust
I s;j litsC week an I 1,2W last vear Ilverpo.il ad
vn'ieid Id, to 1 vd Paris advance d 3.c to le
Hour there rose 15 to 2(1 centimes. Cora and
outs wire fctran;er with wheat Tho re elpts
were molcrau Ilvirpool ulvanced Id ou coin
thklii-u received BSd ears of lorn and Titi of onts
thn n i elpts th-.ro to morr ivv aie estimated at 440
unl S.'O tars, respectlvel. e lip ago, e I 5 "Tho
wheat market toda was (.trontc, with unliri.iks nor
auv attempt to break It from start to lltdih Tho
evllen , of strenfttn chat asstrted themselves la
st lie of iho tionrlsh efforts jeili rday wi ro more no
ttieitiie, Furope was a llherul purchaser, and the
Uh al t.uylnc w slHtter than In a lonir while. Indl
cations all potut to hctler prlcis. There Is still
no relief from drought and no Indliathui
ir uli). Tho aroa of wlntir wheat will un
doubted!) ho greatly restricted Nolwltlistand
line receipts on this crop at Puluth and Minne
apolis agirrenntu 7.o0(i ()()(! bush , tlie. .to k In
slnleal then, points Is 3 0(10,000 husli liss'th&u on
Allk- 1. Irr.-kUlarlly of the market for the past
month hus hd to a decrease in the vulunie of out
hie inisine us, but with ev hlence of aiiedher upturn
thn pnhllo will take hold with more eeuirtcte nee. LI v.
erp ml was up I "Vd , Paris advanced 25 celltluie., nn 1
Neev York .lieiwid more of nil advance tluiu we did.
The seaboard resrted sales of 701oads of w heat, w Ith
.ome pun liases of r e Thero vv as a i nrjio of spring
wheal sold lure for hlpinei.t to I IveriKiol Primary
reee l ts weiro al out Jill) (Mil) hush. In excess of those
of a vear age, l-verv day bruiKs riMeorls fioin the
Northwest of dliai iiolntliiK yield Tlio seculitlvo
jinslllou here his undoubtedly Imii liuprmeil hy
ilia ral HllildallnirOf leili Inter its Cornw nsntrnug,
wlttout being particularly active There was omo
Improvement In the ii.1i demaii I, ami only for tho
llgvl-lbl. (he rice would be 1c In B blither. He
e elpts loiitlnuesuiull and offerlmrs In theiaintty urn
extremely llhl II e. (loverument islhnaln on .Mem
ell) neat will prr.hnblv slow a eles re as of live points
from (Inures or last month 5 bo short up. In thee lop
Is melt) a more Important factor than the Ulke a cn
luiilatlon In the visit lo supplies, tiati wero a trifle
llrmer, with lietteriash bit loess Tho market will
rispoud to an) upwaril move In i am "
run ii Was rather moro ac tlv i to lar, and prices
closed re to Kle higher 111 s) mpathy with tho sharp
rise lu wheat, sales lu.llOU bbli.
Bill. Relets.
Itceclpti , lfl.711'1 37,711
liports 10,(101 11,230
later In bbls Superllne, il lOatJ 25. No 2erlrn.
f I2BJJ 45, straights 84 7'1 Mlipalentl, IS llli
13 .10. hprlnglublls CI irs.tt lo.l H5i slra uhts.
tl Ullcs-lfj IBtpalents, SB lftwtB 45 Mill teed Una
dull, hut firm. Western limited, V IUO .,! 4(1 ns,
BBmlOr . 00 bi, OBdiOOi.thU ss, 05tl0i., 100 as,
7iL.jcpl-U-,
t'OTTiis hpot cotton hero a Ivineed "e , with salei
of llllhvles for spinnings 1,100 ero delist reel on
contrail Middling uplands. (Vc, against 8ic. lost
yesriNew Orleans and ilul. rtv-, ig.lustHVe .list
vear. havanuab adtaneod 'e.anl I harleslou nnd
Norfolk I lllo, New Orleans sold a 00(1, Mivinimli
2.JB7, Augusta l,.lfill, Kt Louis 1,061, Norfolk DID,
Charleston .'00, and .Mobile lou hales Mierpnolad
vancid I I2d ou the spot, with silisof lli.oou balosi
futities there, advanced UHi points, closing lud.
In Maui heiter yarns wero quiet but neatly i cleiths
quiet Augusta rieelted tenia 11747 buh-s acalnst
ll inl7 list week aud 4,000 last yeiri Memphis,
3,075, ajalnst II.07U last week and r,.'Jl last
vear, ht. Louis, 1,1 IK, against 1.2DS last week
and B14 last year, Houston. 25,'lsu, airalnst in,
CIJ last week and 21,552 last yean t Inctii
liatl, 1,172, agulnsl ISltlast week and l.llll last
year Ausu.ta shipped lo.luy 2 UI4 bah Mi inplds
2.7IID, ht Louis ,1,11(1, t'liicliiiiatt 7Sh, an I Ilousluii
ilil.MO bales Houston ixpects tomorrow- ti.uou to
lu.uuuhales, igilust i.lKUli.t week and 111 olio list
jcar NawOrleuns ex ects 1 .',0(1(1 to I4.0U0. au ilnst
h,7n last week and IH.2H7 last jiar. The port re
el Into were B4,Uh1 bales, against Bs,270 last week
anil (itl.liio lisi jean thus fur this week 1J7 .mil,
onanist 1BS.21U thus far hint wuk Tho exports fre in
tho ports ipproxluiaied 21.1100 bain Future! hero
advanced 7 to la points, react! dsllitbtl) and closed
te ad at a u t idt auee of 2 to U poluts for the day,
vrltu sales of 1011,100 nates. Tho future trading w as
as follows: . ,
doting Uluhett, .on est, ,.alei
October 0 amtii ,iu (MS n.13 ,:too
November .0 .IUlu.40 0 ail 11800
Ilis-embor. II 42il IB H 411 8 11 2H 2110
January H.4 lull 47 HIM "15 bu.vjou
Icbruary. D.BOrffl BJ S B Bil 2,000
llardi 11 SBnO 5(1 0 HI B I 25, sou
Alrll , II BlLlllllt "HI (1511 4011
Ml) IIII4WIIII5 117(1 IKIJ 11,4111)
Jillin. Il ltsei.lt CIVI 1171 (till 1,2011
July , (1720 7:1 0.71) 0 7U .100
Tlielradlug lu cotton to-di) was moderately active,
but still In the main or i lm al professional chirae ter.
Influenced by in idrsnie In 1 iverpool prlcei opened
higher and alvanced slowly. Liverpool sold hero
early In tbe day, but bought later on. Local .hurts
jMHBHHBfJMMHHMM
covered, and there was a fair demand for long ac
count. Weather and crop advleri wero generally
bearlih. but they had very lltllo effect upon the mar
ket The weekly weather report was bullish. Part
of the Improvement was lost before the close on roil
Itlng ules, but the undertone of the in.rl.et re
mained firm. Tho Slgnil Bervlco predlcteel slmwcri
to-night ind to morrow on tbe eo-vsts of
North and South Carolina and Oenrgli The
general position of cotton la unennnced. but It Is con
tended by one well Informed local bouse that tl.o
sentiment tn the cotton market has undergone a
change i that tho rn-clptaat tho purls do not Justify
estimate! of aten million bale crop andthat tho possi
bility of a ten million or even larger yield Is offset
bv the cheapness of tin prlci i that sooner or Inter
spinners and outsldi rs will emits Into the mirket and
buv freely, and that prices will ad-am e si nrply
The worst feature of the market at the re . cm time
Is the absence of otitsld. speculation Manchester
rirlrnteaclTlces to day were moro favorable than of
ate
InKrKic HloonthespotwsidiilliNo 7. 7c. Sites
1000 baca Mancallo. l.ldii bais Mexican, ancl IHO
baksCentral American ou private terms, Tho future
trading waa as follows
An e Highest. Lovett. doting
January.. .. 2() n no (1 Bo n 4(1(40 45
March . 2,500 0 70 II 115 n 115(111 70
Mjy l,7"(J (1 -10 It HO 0 75(10 "(I
December . 1,250 1140 0 10 II. '15(60. 41)
Futures hero declined C to Kilobits, closing quiet
iitlir sales of 5.7BO bags Havre dti lined if Ham
burg vv as '4 pfg lower Kto was stesd) at tine hangenl
prices, receipts In two dn)s 2H,(IU0i sloes, 47B,O0Ui
exe hinge, 7 IM .U'el ,a iliclluo of 1 tild Santos was
quiet and unchaiigrdt n c-lpti In twodiys, Itv.bOOt
sttik, 1,045,01)0. Iiwer huropeine allies anel an lu
crease In Iho vlslbli slipplv during eplem
her of 551,101 lavs caused the decline
here to dn The Amirliau vl-llle supply nf
lira-11 Is Hud 007 bags, against r,stl,5i)0 a year ago
Mftaih Iron 1'lg iron warrants were dull but
stenelv at$7(c$7 IB for spot, (Kioteer. November and
Iiteeiuber Co pr sttadr nn I miehangt'd alllNe
for lake , Tin Very dull at 1J illlisll) 70c foraiot,
(staler, Nov, tuts r and December Lead Weak,
Spot, OctolsT and Novemb-r 4,2()i4l.221sc. helter
Quiet and linehaiike 1 at 4 21)144 Klc
Nvi Stoios spirits or turpentine firm it !)Ti3
54c i rosin dull nt sl.40ei.tl 45 for common to good
trained,
li rue LLiiM Vo quotations wi ro made here to day
for e rude certificates In Ull City 72c bid. Iteflned
utirhniigiet
l'liovmoss Lard dull Prime, l SO l'ork quiet
but stealy Nov lii-ss, it) nudtllli do old, u
K$v 50 Tallow, i.c nutter ( real lery. Western.
22c Kggs htale, tuvtlHsie, Western KHjc. Lhi
cago, (ie t. B "Provl-lou were dull, nnd ruled easier
ou the liberal ling rec Ipts anil lowe r prices for samo.
Packers solel January elellv e rles mode rately. The de
mand was rathe r light, chit fl) from shorts who wero
Inriui tned b Hctltn or grain market. Closing prices
show i d a modi rstti decline The cash demand was
onlj fair Tor meats an I rather Unlit for lard 1 hlrty
two thousand hogs are I'stllnatcd for tivmcirrow."
Minn Haw dull and nomlnali KM-test. U"v,c, 00
test,'! 1 5 1 (lu. ltetlned dull but st a ly.
Wool IheWool ) xchaugu limited domestic wools
as foil mvs- Oh o and 1". nns)lvmli XXX, 'loo : X
and atsive, 28ct,2Hc , X, 25'.i No, 1, 2fse , No 2.
2s s2Pe t (Inn unwaeht d, 20e., unmerchantable. 2l
.22c Ohlocomtillu No 1. --. ami blood, 27cv2Sc ;
No 2, U blooel, 27ev2Ho I Ohio delaine, aOcs'ltc.
.Mlthlga and alsive, 2 Ic 1 Un I, 2Be : No 2, 2hc ;
lino iimvash-d, IHc , uiilacrchautable, ttic , Michigan
combing u I, and Lj blood, 28c 1 No 2 '4
I.e... ..1 u.. . t,i. ..... .1. t-.n .. .. .. a e ....... w.
.,...., 1., h , .,, . i.n .i.in.i.t. fe lit .-.-v. ......... .j,
Indiana, and Missouri Combing, a blood. 2 P.c24c.t
oimblpg, ldojd, 2ts2te t combing, bralel, 22c 1
nothing, v, blood, 22 (2 lo ; clothlug, 's blood, aid
2 tc , clothing coarse, 21c.
Ciuciuo, Oct 5 The so were to-day's prices
T.att
It heat: Opening. Jllghett. iMUttt. Clottna .Vlphl,
Deo.,. hpr, Uls u B V
May.... bO'i U1S4 804 l"s W
t orn:
Oct.... 28 2FU. 2K tht 27
Deo .. 20"s '2H. St 2U' 2U--J
May . . J.IV ajs. SJis 83". 801.
oali;
Dec... 104 IP's lt 10 10
Miy . 22.j 22" 22S, 22", 22'Sj
Iaii a :
Oct... . 4 43 4 43 I 42a 4.42-i 4 474
Dec... 4 .5J1q 4 321 4.50 4 50 4 85
Jan.... 4 U7-j 4 01h 4 03 4(13 4.70
7Clt.-
O-t . . 4 nV? 4.03 4 H7a 4 00 4 00
Deo . 4 724 4 72a 4.70 4 70 4 73
Jan .. 4,72-j 4 724 4.70 4.724 4 73
IVrJr:
Deo... J1 15 tt 20 ) 10 $3 10 1120
Jan.... 0 10 0.13 0 074 V 074 9 15
I.lvr Stock Market.
Nxw 5'oaa. Tuestlay, Oct 5 Hecelpts of beeves
were 835 head, matulT to bo exported No trading,
feellug dull. Dressed beef slow at 7(300 V ff.. for
good to prime native sides. Cables from llrltlsh
markets quote American steera at Ioe.eii4c ,
dressed weight; American refrigerated l-ef at SUcA
t-V V & tllorts today 1,175 beeves and 4,741)
quarters of beef, tomorrow, 20 sheep and 4, aid
quarters
Hecelpts of calves, all for the mirket, were 221
bead ; J 1 7 he ad on sale all told. Stea ly for all sorts,
but very quiet. Aleoul 23U head were currl d over.
Veals sol) at SBut-l V 100 Its , griss.ri at S3 5U4
$2 03 Dressed calves generally dull, city dressed
veals 10414,120. v .
Itet elpts of sheep and lambs, all for the market,
we re 4,2)11) head, ears on sale all told Lower all
arouml and very ilu'l Alstut IK ears were carried
over, shtep sold at 1 1 .!S'S4 too ns , limbs at
5(65 50 Dressed mutton, It0i,?4c V &.. dressed
lambs, 7ftt)c
Hecelpts of he rs were 2.527 head. Including 1 1 4 bead
on sale, stead) at S4 rHH-cSl t'U f IUO IM
Ileal Katntr Auction Satei.
At tne Broi lwny siiesroom yesterday James L.
W ills sold the lot al tho southwest corner of Audu
bon avenue and lsith .met toJot-ephH Morris for
S5 000 tl.o two lots ten tbe north side of -southern
boulevard, ril lect soulh of Crcdona Park Fsst. to C.
8 -linsou for sl.4DU.tho six lots on the north tide
of Creitoua I'nrk North, be ginning 177 feet east of
l'rosiecl avenue to dlffertitt buvers at $1,200 each,
tin four lots ou the north side of Crotona av enue, Ik .
ginning 100 fe-et west of 17nth street, to Mrs S Ja
cols at Si, 13(1 each, the lot at the northwest corner
of 234th street and Oneida avenue to J Weill at
e'M
Mruug & Ireland so'd lu foreclosure N'os 10 and 12
last 110111 street, 50x133. eight story brick and
stuiie flat, to the L'juitable Assuracce boclety, plain
tin, for Slot, luo.
Iteal Estate Private Sales.
Chrlstlm Crimcr has sold to Nicholas Taussig, it
aliout S4H.00U, the ve story flat, 25x100, on the
northwext e omer of Madh on av enue aud 1 1 2th atre el
Mawson.t llohbs have sold for Mortimer Fargo to
Sirs AlheM Allen at (JO.iiiio, No 241) West Seven
ty first street, in -xit)2 v, three story dwelling
sp ntr Sthuvler has solel to F Acker at about
d'U.OUo. No 117 West Seventy first street, 21x100,
four store dwelling
1-rank VV (lllhert has purchased fromtbe New York
and llitrlem Hallroad Compan), at SU7.300, the plot,
loo "-arias in, on the northeast corner of Madison
avenue ami highly eighth street
The eitnte of Margaret Drogan has sold to James
Jeuks, at 4JH00. Nos 414 nnd 410 West lift) sixth
street. 50x100 5, four story tenements
The Frank I. Mshert ompany has sold for William
B Mt N let e the 4 4 stor). Amerle au basement dwelling.
15x1111x100, No 073 West Kud avenue, on private
terms
Jfttinncinl.
REORGANIZATION
or
THE BRUNSWICK COMPANY.
A majority of tho stock of the Itrunswlck Company
has heen dipos ted and the PI, V OF ItKOItC. t .
IZTI(I declared tll'KltWIV E. In compliance
with the request ot the committee ou listing securities
of the New 5ork block Kxchauge, tlio tlinn within
whlchstock must lie deposited and the first assessment
paid there on has been exten led tn c) TOIII'll '2STII,
IstUT, at twelve o rloc k uoon Fl iiTIIKIt iie
roslTH of etock will be IIIMKU i:i ly the Con
tlneutal Trust Company, No. SO llroad Mreet, New
York City, up to twelvo o'clock noon ou the 95TII
nt P 1)1 TOIIKIt. INUT. After that elate stock
will only be reeelvi el at tho option of tho committee
and upon such terms as the) niay prescrlbo
TVII.I.It-11 I). Al.l.lsot, thalroian,
F. I licit lltllT,
A. I.. UlltlCTZKn, Jr.
II. M miKIIIAM, Counsel to tho Committee,
37 and .11) I Heert) Kt . N Y
STUART & PADDOCK
STUART & PADDOCK.
HANK! KS AND 11HOKI Its
Hew5orkt Huston, Mali : ,-o
? OOIIl.OADWAY. AMI - IIUII.DLSO. ZL
" Philadelphia . S
g 411 CIIKSTNl'T H111KFT. --
C3 INVF.STMP.NT bLCUHITIIS A BPF- 2
' CIAI.T. VIDNRY LOANI.U ON ALL
- LISTl.I) SHIUHITIES.
INTFIll'ST PAID ON' DFPOSIT3. o
3 CHICK HOOhh lUHNISHED
MTCiriiM. IIO-.D1, ,
PIlOVIMOtll, a
S gai, corrov, j
1Z5 C-3
p- lioiigbt and lold for cash or on margin c3
is Iviry facility for the prompt execution of c-a
orders. "
KXPFItTOPIVION, ADVICF AND FORE
CAST OF Tlir. MAItKLT lltFI. ON AP
PLICATION Alkror Our Hooklet
BECURFD INVKsTMrNT IN WHF.AT.
STUART & PADDOCK J
iiam:is-ii Hid si oi
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
II, lit, 1.1 und II llroitet SI.
Members
N. Y Stock Fn hinge, N V Cotton Fxchange
N 5' I roilUceFxclialige, Chle wo Hoard of Trade
Oiders exei utod at uuy of the nb' ve I- it hungt s for
Investment or on margin luti rest ulluevitt ou ib
posit accounts, subject to diet kat ilkht Act is llscal
Ageu ts for corporations and for esi ale liftt stimuli
,202 Firm VVF ear 25th ht
neaneh ORleeaJ h'' HADW AY Silk 1 X ge Illdg
Branch omceiv H7 HIID-ON ST Mercililllo fcx'go.
I llHOL'ltr si , lirookljai
LOGKWQOD, HURD X CO.,
Itlrittbrr of lti ., . HiorU nnd Cutiuu Ui
BAHKEnS AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, and Invest
ment Securities.
4 and -ill nroadwm. NFUI VflRU
B csaa 1 .lew Hlrrrt. "" TUniU
TULItrilOSJE 3170 UHOAD.
efiimiKim.
omce ef (lines of
ItES-el Kit A CO., IIKMIKItim A CO.,
llttKEIM. ItllKltllt.
64 WALL ST., N. Y. (II CLDAH ST., N. Y.
STATIC RTnrnT TltlUT .,
B3 STATE ST.. HOSTON.
Tlie Michigan Telephone Company
ISSUE OF
$500,000
5 Per Cent First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Part of nn Authorized Issue of $750,000.
Dited July 1st. 1807, rrtnclpit due July lit, 1017.
Interest payable Jinuiry and July,
TltUSrEE OF noNDSt
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
Frlnelpnl and Interest pnjable at fillAlt
A1TV mUlT COMPAW IIP HfEVr lOltll, In
(laid coin or present Itandnrd or wcllhl and
llnenen.
NF.VY YOItK. October Ut, 1( 7.
The Michigan Telephone Company.
PUOPKHTY.
The Michigan Telephone Company wai orgmlied
In IS83. under the Lini of the State of Michigan.
Since thit time It bis acquired the property nnd
right! of tho Telephone and Telegraph Construc
tion Company of Detroit, and the Michigan Hell
Telephone Companv, thus becoming tho sole II
censeo of the AMFIUCAN IIF.Lt. TELEPHONE
COMPANY for tho state of Michigan, covering an
area of operation of 57,000 square miles with a popu
latlon. last census, of 2,2 1 1,000.
The number of Exchango Subscribers al of April
lit, 1807, being 13,077.
va i. un.
The Value ef the Security covered by this Ismoof
bonds as shown on the liooks. December 31it, lfiOO,
was 12. 574.41S. 41, represenled by
Slocks of other companies, accounti dne,
md sundries S4B0.000
Fnnrhlse llO.onn
Res! estite 21,000
Construction I.RAO.Ono
VTIlh regird to the value of the Construction, the
Flectrtcal Engineers report as follows "VYo have
estimated carefully tbe cost of reproducing the Plant,
and bcllove that It cannot be replaced for an amount
thit Is materially less than that given above."
7.-f 7f.Vf.Vrt5.
The Net Earnings for 180 applicable to the pay
ment of Interest on the bonds was JIO-'.OOO, or
more than Ave times tho amount necessary to meet
the interest on tho full issue authorized.
Tho Not Income of tho Company for five years put
has been In no year less thin the above amount
CAPITAL STUCK ASO ltlVlUEXltS.
Tbe Capital Stock Is S2.500.000: and annual divi
dends have been continuously paid since 1635 it the
rite of fl per cent per annum ou itock oulstindtng
Tbe American Bell Telephone and tbe Western
Union Telegraph Company aro largo holders of the
stock.
Theio Donds tike precedenoe of the above, both ai
to principal and Intereit
PUttPOSES.
The purpeae of the issue Is to provide funds for
extensions, which It Is estimated will further In
crease tho earnings, and all property a-qulred by
thu proceeds ot lale of these bonds will bo sub
ject to the Mortgage.
.v. xa a r.ir est.
The Management of tbe Company Is controlled by
the following Hoard of Directors Hubert T. Lincoln,
Hugh McMillan. Norman Williams, Frederick A.
Forbes. William A. Jackson. Hobert C. Clowry, and
Ashley Pond.
One of the above gentlemen represents the Western
Union Interest, and another that ot the American
Dell Telephone Company.
The Company Is operated under the policy of the
American Dell Telephone Company.
.r.vfij.Vf; j-'f.v).
The Company li required to placv In the bands ot
the Ouarinty Truit Co of N Y , is Trustees, each
year, commencing July. 1002. SO,000 (which will
retire tbe full Issue or bonds at maturity), to bo In
vested In bond! or tbe Company, but only If they
can be obtained from hoi lers at a price not exceed
Inc pir and Interest. The Tru-teo cannot cilt tho
bondi, and If holders are unwilling to sell it this
price, tbe Fund must 1. Invested In the class of
securities regulated by law for Michigan Saving!
Ilanki
EXAMISATIOSS A.Vlt EEPOttTS.
The Lcgil Organization of tbe Company, and lti
proceedings relative to this Issue of lionds, has hern
examined by MiBirs Story Thorndlke, Councilors,
Boston, the Physical Condition of the property by
Messrs. Stone & Webster, Llectrlcal Engineers, of
Hostou, and the accounts of the Company by Henry
A. Piper, Public Accountant, of Hoston
Copies of the reports tn-iy bo iten at the Offices of
the undersigned.
E IIE( sicirl TIIK llllltr. IIOVII1 AN 1
UKlllt1lll.lt I KS1 VI II tT. IVU OIFIEII
Til KM toil Nt'ltMt IIII'TIOX LOT TO SI'IT
I'l IttllVSEIW IT lOOCj AVD AlCIIIKU l
TBIU.1T. ist:its itii-Tiiiv iiooui m i.i, nn opev
AT (It'll lll'll'KCTIVJK OFI'ICIM ov Tilt Hi
ll ATI. 0( TOIIKIt 7TII, IB7. FltOVI lo A. VI.
I TII. I -J VI,
Tin: itii.HT ii nrJi'iitno to ncuirr. on
nKJI'LT at ItSlItll'TIOM.
KESSLER & CO.,
54 VV AI.l, NTIlKr-r, V, T.
HENDERSON & CO.,
Ill CBUAH STIIFI-T. V. T.
STATE STREET TRUST CO.,
as NTvri: HTm.i'r, iiiistiiv,
BANKERS,
ni An an uuovnvv it,
. IISU IIIIOtlMVAV.
IU7II IIHOIIIVVAV.
Deposits received. Cheek books f uriilshcd.
ISTF.IIFST VI 1 n ED.
I.OVM
Made on Listed blocks and Donds
Dealers lu
l' tn ri riTAri'i iiovDi.
STOCKS,
emit, COTTOV,
IloiUhr and ot1 fi.r pw'i or a to ." prcoo t margin
Our fmMUtli. for il. Allan lu all klmli of eourU.oi
aud bpt tulnlhi LuiuniMllli( Jiiuot boojotltnl.
trltft lor our IjiM 1 1 1 1 era nit C In-Kin r.
Hew York and How Jersey
Telephone Co.
"RICHTS"
lll'tl.l l 111
George H. Prentiss & Co.,
117 IV II I I VI h , . i,
'JUH VIOM'VI.I K hT , IIIIOIIIll.-l vv.
no into vn sriti I.T,
Kew York, Oct. 1, IM!.
TO lll)l.lli:ill, UF
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Ilondholders vi'ho ar" deslrousof colli ting lb Ir
I rlnelpul e an oldulu same bj prrsentluK the ext 11 le 1
bonds it ni) unici, where 1 will piy par and accrued
Interest until further not he
J-'. J. LISMAN.
efinunrlnl. -j
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf '
Railway Company.
The undersigned reproentlni- a iniijorlly of the
conso.lilalcd n urtkago bonds of tho Union l'aclflo,
Denver and Oulf llilliviy Cotiipniiy, Issiiol tinier lu
mortgage dated April I, l-WO, have Is-cn cooitt
luted a committee for the ptolecllon uf tho Intereiu
nf the consolidated mortt, igo bondhohlcM, under nn
agreement, djte I fipiember It, 1HII7, copies of (il
which inn be obt-ilncd al the ofllco nf tho Depoil- c3
tarj.Centrvl Trust Innipviiy of Nework, So Si
Wall Mreet, N Y , or nt the a-rency ot the De on
tsry, the Amcrl 'an I nan 1111 1 Trust Company. !o. 53
Stale Street, Huston, Miss
Holders or consolidated mnitcage bonds may de
posit the same villh the Deosltary In the Oitf .1
Ncv. York, or In Ilo-tnii at Itssnl.t agency, on or be
fore the first do) or November, 1MI7 (ertlflcates of
the Depositary will lie Issued for tho consolidated
mortgage lionds so dep islted nnd an npplloatton will
bo mnele, ns soon as practicable, to have auch oertlO- v,
cites listed upon tho N'ew York stock Exchange. (
Dlted N'ew 1 ork, September H, IR07.
(.IIKMII.I.I' vi. IIDIX.K, thalrmao.
C.KdllUK VI. TI'I.l.VI W, i
j. Kitvvrm too. I
oi.ivru Aviit-i. I
IIAItnV ttAI.TEIU. w t.
iir.Mtv itriiui:. I j
II (-.Yin I.I.VI4. i
IIIIAII iidnR-nt-tvi, ?"'
Ceramlttia. f
3, T. OllANOElt, Secretary. I V
JOHN S WIRE, ' K
E. O IIEND1.RSOM. Counsel.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf I
Railway Company. I
To the Holder uT
First vtortgagn h per cent, bonds ot the Denver,
Texas and Oulf Hallway Company; 1
First Mortgage r per cent, bonds of thi Denver, I
Texas and lort Worth Ilallroad Company 1 I
Funded Interest certldcates of the Denver, Texaa i
and I ort Worth Ktdlroad Company; ami &.
Stock of tho Unloi Pacific, Denver an 1 Onlf Rail- m
way Company ! H
A committee of holders of the consolidated mora- 1 H '
grego IkihiIs or Iho Union Pacific, Denver and Oulf 'H
Hallway Compnn has been formed under an agree- H
metitdated the eighteenth day or September. t97. 'H
Ilobtcrsnf the above mentioned lionds. funded Id- H
terest certldcates, antl stock may deposit the lama H
subject to said ngrroment with the Central Trust '''H
Comi any of New York the DeKsltary nameelln lild !
agreement, at Its omce. So .11 WallStrect. NewTork, liH
or at Its agency, the American Loin and Trust Com- ;,-
pany, No ",3 state street, Poston. VIvss H
Certificates of deposit will be Issued hy the Depot- H
Itiry In reflect of deposits so made, and an appllc. H
tlon wilt Is made, is soon ss prictlcahle, to hive luelti H
ce-rllllCAle s listed upon the New York Stock Exchang. 'H
Dated New York, September 1", lbU7 '
e.ltnw n.1.1: n. nolii.r, thalrmaB. I )
(IKOItl.KVi. I'tl.l.vi v, '
j. KKVVrilY too. I
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Mil III IlEIUt-lft-f-f, lm
rommlttea. IHb
J. T ORANOCn. Secretary. VBXl
JOHN S WISP. (Hi!
E C HhNDLUSON. Counsel, l
NEW EDITION II
HAIQHT & FREESE'S AANUAL 1 1
JUST ISSUED. f
WrltP or call fur the latest edition of our 'iOO- Iff H
TAQE lerHITV JUMAI," Juat iss ltd, glTlng f H
latest recurdi of j trices anJ tatlstl.t to oat? i fl
Co need ftt lty liankn, the l'n , ami )oanI of Trade fl
tbruiiKhtuit UifMuuntry to tit the nioit (umtensed and H
ftntlsti..ll rt Ilul le ituMIiatton t'w r SsutMl by anj fll
banLtnn Ihiuv Illuoiratrtl with rallrnid maps ahow- flj
liiR tht tnt m tliroiiHn nhlLh tlj 3 run. anil clvlng ( Jfl
rantfH of 1 rU" of otKL, Wheat uiid Cotton for ten 1 Jfl
tothlrt ytars. Jnt( st flninrlnl retort. htat?n-nt of 1 !
faruliiK- v . ( all ItallrtNtl nn t Industrial Cor f H
furathmfc hose blurt r are llnttd on the principal BBfl
XL'hanijtts, thrrtl enihiln-c lnt-iitira tu operate on fifll
their own JiitlRtu nt. hated ou faits to Ik found In th IHl
Maiuial, hit It N lnv atunble to buslnea men gcner lfll
b'lt It ftiabN nnj one 10 Invest monty, keeping th 1-HI
prluclptl Inta-ct, aud inaklnR It pay an Income. vHI
IsSUI D (JUA.T1S AND 3IILKD FUEE. (
flTO-t K". IUM-H, ;RAISI , (fll
omn. pnoiiNios jHl
Dought and unit, for raxh or on margin of 3 to 5 H
Ier-ient. ComuilMion, 1-1B .HL
nRTKIlMII4. TIIK nAM IAI RKAPoar- B
RIIIII IT1 OF TIIR 1-IltM WITU WUICH lfll
IOC Ili:W, IH AH ITII'ORTAXT AS 8CI.nCT- Hifl
If. Tlll UI4.1IT HTIX Kl DI
New York, Ho-. ton, and 1'hlUdelphla Katlonal Dank IRII
ref renceg furulshetl M HI
Twenty ear experience, largeit clientele, most Hfll
commmltoui oftlces, bent brokerage serrlce. H ffll
BfAIGHT&FfiEESE H
BANKERS
COMMISSION" STOCK BROKERS, J
New York, 53 Broadway. if
Philadelphia, 402 Walnut St. If
Boston. 85 State St. II
UPTOWN OPKICK. 1132 IIHOVDVV I.Y. B
PRIVATE WIRES. fl
we niKr arrciti.Ti or Bj
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS. II
P. J. GOODHART & CO., M
fiK-niii'it-' . 1. hTcn it i:ciiicb.
38 WALL STREET. ffl
Kountze Brothers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST.. HEW YORK. W)
Buy and in live ad lives on Kailroid, Municl- H
pal. .uul oilier -.c. 111 iticv.
Draw Hills of I wlimi-e on Tnt-land and tho
Continent, and nuke Cible Transfers.
CAFITA1L I
One of tlie (Ircntest 1 titlli o.iil Inventions !H
of iln r. . icii'iillv tialciiti'il, Inii'-uf'-lii" H
In itrt in v i iiIoi'h liiiiuts for lack of cnjiltal IH
to pl.iii il nil the liiaiket. Will sell fine- IjH I
tlini.il iiiieu-l fur a titlm of its ic.il vnluc IH j
I'ull ii.iitn iiIhin free. Aililrths ISAAC l'. !K
JIl.l.lM.IIAVr, . vie.iile.-LHtiitun, I'a. BJ
w t il vv si i y"h (.-. i) jom s, T ,- nlw., MS
wii.i iam iioiiimvv. s s,u' k ----'-. mm
FLOYD-JONES & ROBiSON, l
18 WALL SI. II
Stocks Bonds and Investments. jfl
mm & stout I
1 Nassau Ktr.-ot. Cor. Wall St. Bi
., . , I Vm 1 urU MlurU ITsi liunut'. h(
McmiGrs oi ,""' i"1-' " eve ii.iiiue. wm
(CIiIiuku lliiaril nr Iratlr. H
drill tr rvn uli'il mi tlio nluii i-1 hnni-es In D
BONDS, STOCKS, COTTOJI AND GRAIN. Jfl
BROWN BROTHERS&Co. W
an will, NritMtr, Mj
D-iilcr, In lUllrcul linn is s'nl lni"stiiipiit Bocurltlsi. Urn
Orders Executed on the
STOCK EXCHANGES OF
New York, Boston, Philadelphia &, Baltimore
tviilrmlo: ;uul ilntrvcot. I
Allans svi ic M 'tvsi, H
M V OI. v hi I'tuillsT V, isli? H
The 130th Consecutive Somi- H
j Annual Dividend. H
llic Ulrictiirs I'thls hniK (into t il ,1ny ili-rlsrwl a Um
ill t Is ii 1 i.r 1,11 ll'lt.rsr un I an i-iirarmaof lflB.
i o.si ii it i i.st, uuiiir ill. iutuiiisirtii.iasisi TK'
Iniciuilis, ia)uijo (iu mil aricr (Xiulwr i. iitusliua. fUt
Tiiv tnui.tr- LkmiLs will rcitulu i li.s. il null, mat dal B
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