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t2SiMiiMfcttMiatiW w ttfa,ES?f5a5SyHMMpMi.
I QUEER JAMAICA FINANCES.
H niSOOTEDlES X1RE JIT OOJirTROJ..
XJTB rJTOWIt JIXPEHTS.
B Ilo Kara It mil II" lrceaar- la ConlMt
B Dlnnr or the la.net r llondt tlecentlr
K Mmte bj- Mtiitleliml Corporatism That Am
E tn (In eroniollrtnlrd with .ow VorU CUT.
- Comptroller Fitch cnvooutiiBtntcment jrestor-
B- flnjr In which ho until Hint It litis bocomaqulto
, evident, us tho result of the work nlrcnely- done
' bx lho export nccoutitnntn appointed by him to
s overhaul tho nccounta ot the borouiths ot iirook-
!(' ljrn, nirhtnoml, and Queens, that It 111 bo nocei-
K ary for tho Comptroller to contest many of tho
i ltsuo of bonds by tho munlrliml corporations to
'1 bo consolidated 1th New York city.
T, One of tho reports recently presented by tho
' expert accountant onRARcd In Investigating tho
: accounts nnd records of the town of Jamaica
;' shows n rcmnrknblo condition of affairs. Tho
report shows that. In tho ofllco ot tbo clerk of
i that town, there Is t o system of Indexing and
i recording papars an file; that thcro Is no rocord
' Of tbosovoiol bond Issues, as icqulrcd by chop-
i tor 085, Lnwie of lfitVJ, as amended by chapter
K- SSO, Laws of 1B!5; that tho cash accounts ot
I tho several Hupcrrlsors do not show tho sta us
5 of thosovcral appr iprlatlons; that moneys np-
S preprinted nnd rnlecd for spocldc purposes havo
b:cn paid out for general purposes.
Also, that tho Hoard of Supervisors of Qucons
' county on March IP, 1X07, nnthorlicd.tho town
k of Jamaica to Issuo $150,000 worth of 4 por
i cent, bonds, and authurlrcd tho Supervisor ot
. Jamaica to soil them at prlvato or public sale,
! and to churgo for bis own fees 1 per cent, for re-
' cclvlng and paying out tho proceeds; that tho
2? bonds i uro Bold nt prlvato unlo by the Supor-
f, visor and that he paid himself tho commission
$ of 1 per cent, out of the proceeds; that tho roso-
K solution of tho Hoard ot Supervisors also
V directed the Supervisor of Jamaica to pay out of
I j tho proceeds of tho bonds tho Interest which
should fall rttto on them prior to a new tax lovr,
nnd to include the amounts sopnldlntho town
St budgotfor 18!8.
t Also, th.it after tho bonds wcro sold a contract
u was endued into for tho work of mncadamizlng
E thcblchwnysof Jamnlcant nu cullinatcil cost of
J' 0S7.'J33, and a further contract for tile engl-
1 ncerlng expenses was made at thoratoof 5 por
f, cent, of tlio lontract price; that up to Oct. 1,
' 1807, thero had been paid out of tho procicds ot
tho bonds, for commissions to the Supervisor,
F. V. Dunton. to tho Commissioners of High
ways, for inspectors' fees, land damages, legal
' cervices. Interest on bonds, &c $ltl,3l7.ll'.!,
i making, with tho contract prlco nnd tho
engineering expenses estimated at f-i:,8G, .05.
i tho total sum or 490,431.117; that tho interest
. of tho p45n.OOO bonds ilcDositrd In tho bank
J amounted, Oct. 1, 181(7, to the sum of $1,331..M ;
that It would nppcur therefrom that tho
', eipenscs connected with tlio contract work
exceeded the appropriation therefor by tho sum
of 845,100.40. and that to that extent thoro is a
deficiency In tbo funds.
Also, that tho Supervisor of the town of Ja
maica has overcharged for work dono in 1800 In
making a copy it the assessment roll; that his
bill for tho samo la $2,75X51, when, according
to legal rates. It should havo been only $809.70,
I . making an overcharge of $1,883.81; that this
J bill was audited and paid by tho County Treas-
ff iircr, and that aaa matter of fact fio work was
i done by otners tor Mr. Dunton, for which he
i: paid only $450.
f Also, that tho Interest on bank deposits has
not hem credited bv tho Supervisors since 1800,
r and that moneys which should have been col
li Icctccl from the Ixing Island Heal Kstato and In
vestment Company lor rcntnl of llro hydrants
!' has not been paid or collected. Also, that on
i Juno 11, 1877, tho town of Jamaica leased a
strip of land about thirty feet wldo and four
t miles long for nlncts-nino soars to tho New
J York, Woodliiivcn and Uockawny llailroad Com-
i pany for $200 per annum, which, on a ft per
( cent, hisls. would represent the laluo of tho land
tobeS4.000; that on May 8, 1880, tho town of
i Jamaica convoyed in fco simple to tho same
, railroad corporation a strip of land 150 feet
I; in width and fourmllcsln length, which included
tho land leaded as abovo stated, for a consldera-
J tlon of $3.3.4. On tho basis of valuation on
i' which tho lcnsewas made, thin property must
v have been worth nt least $20,000. Itnlso p-
,, pears that leases of ihc common lands have been
;, lnadeou extremely unfatornblo terms: one hav-
, ingbcen mado for ti term expiring Dec. 31, 1042,
i and another to begin at that date to run until
t 1!)J2.
? Rimawny Hay Alba to Me Seat Home,
jf GnnENWiciI. Conn., Oct. 20. A boy 10 years
old applied to Sheriit FItzroy to-night for !odg-
ing In the lockup. On closo questioning ho
.s broke down and said his name was Walter llcls-
l lcr of Long Island City and that h had run
r away from home. He said he was tired and
t Hungry and wanted to be sent home in tho
) morning. He Is apparently not over bright, and
, locked up for the night.
I SUBSTITUTION
i the rilAUD ot the inj.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
GARTER'S Little Liver Pills,
The only perfect
Liver Pill
Take no other,
Even if
SrVHriorl r rin an
Beware of imitations
of Same Color Wrapper
i RED.
p . . .. .. .
12 COKTIjANDT ST.
EXTIItOItlll.VAUV VAI.I'KS 1 MEN'S
llMlMNIIINGfl.
i-KV Fancy Caa'.imere Wool
" ?sf) Eklrts and Drawer!, our.
0 n each, worth 11.60.
Orsy Suede Glorei,
JmOs OBc, full pique seam.
fU-XCT Af, Imported Dres Shirts,
L-yV n LS)jS-e i Madras Duttnru Shirts
Q J IT ll ""' w'"' Plr ssparato
Men's Shoes.
VCe are selllnc mora Men's Bhces than any store la
tlili city, for itjlf, wtarlag quality, comfort and
phtaomeaal prlco tbej are unmatctiable,
Vnaltsh Enamel (rxtriialoii aolaa) S3.D7
latant Iathrr (rxteualon aulea) 9.0T
Vnlvtralty Itiuiets, ralr llnad B.ON
JAEGER
The Standard
Underwear of the World.
Descriptive Otnlovuo free by Mnll,
: la rVeir VorU C'ltr nt our om itorts oul) i
Main Retail Store, 16 W. 33d St.
' n. ...... 1. o. ' 1" Broadway.
. nranclicsi 48 AV. lSBih St.
! COWPERf HWAfPS-
I EELIABLE "rot'' -ai"
f CARPETS. ALL WOOL GLANKETS,
5 Sa.OC, $4.00 nnd $B.OO por pair.
;' LONG CREDIT.
1 IOI West 14th Street.
xnoas costa niaAir nxnK notes.
tin. Relnaman Telia of Karma Attempt Bay
a rrralrtaner wllh Becaa Ifaner.
William II. Dohm, n llthographor, and Mrs,
Kuir nla Itclnoman wcro tie principal ivltneues
In tho ro I Ion dollar Costa Itlcan bank, noto
countcrfcltliiK caso ycat-rJay. Thoy teatlflod
nRalnst Kcdorlco Morn, Itlcardo do IlcauteenB,
and Lout Houteman, tho men on trial.
Dohm said that ho mado tho stones from xhlch
tho notes were printed; that he delivered quan
tities of tho notes to Morn nnd Do IloqueSons,
nnd that tho latter paid him for tho work. Do
llcnticaoiis, ho said, packod tho bills In tho sofa
and told him that It was all belnR dono in tho
Interest of Mora's aspirations toward tho Proa
Idcncy of Costa Illca.
Mrs. Ilclnonian said sho was introduced to Do
Hcnucscns by Mora, who subsequently Induced
her to n company De Hequesens to Costa Illca,
Sho denied tint sho had circulated bonus notes
there. Mora was tho moving spirit in tho whole
affair and Do Itequescns carried outthe counter
feiting scheme on Mora promlso to pay him
well for It when ho became President. De Ito
quesens frequently borrowed money from her to
supplv Mora's wants. When thi-y returned from
Costa' It ca Mora upbraided Do Hequesens bo
causo he loft packages of tho countorfolts on too
of a wardrobe in a hotel nt Port LItnon.
Other witnesses testified regarding the ship
ment of tho bogus noie-laden hofa nnd Its arrival
In Costa Itlca. Among them was Gorardo Iglc
slss, a cousin of President Iglcslas of Costa
Hlca. who said the sofa contained 4,030 counter
felt notes of 100 pesos.
Tho trial will probably continue through to
day and to-morrow.
uxAXCiAL Axn coaitiitiiaxAn.
.tew York stork Bictaanca Sales Oct. 00.
UNITED STATES AND BTATB PONDS Q!C S1.OO0S).
26 UB4.r, 10251 S7' 10nSBa,o 116'a
B US4c, 1B2312B1!
closino rnicxs or united states noms.
Clef. Jllked. Bid. AlttC
C 8 ' C?.Ba,lB,,r,,i.,,
atplofQ. 00 J0.--114,sU6
re si r Un st 8-
M0T..'..".H24 113a "" "" "a
fnMs.c. C?.Sot.0,,r,,t
1007 ii3 ii44,88:--102"
mst4a,r, CnBt6i,r,
10S3. ...'.127 127 180B 10
Cost 4. c.
10SG 128 128
RAILROAD AND OTHER TIONDB fIN Sl.OWtft
6 Atch adj GBU 1 Kash&Chatli132
30 68 lONRnofCalBa. 88"a
6 67'4 27NWdBs,S3yr.llO
27Atchtnl4 B0V 3NY.OWr4a 07
22 86 200rKAN4 0IV1
00 80U lOOSLcnSi 02i
10 Atltracln.... "V 1 024
7 Ann Arbor 41.. 81 1 02 '
8 Br W&W B$... 1004 40SL,lnoa 50
2 Brook UnQSs. 1134 18 564
1 113 SOraSLSi 1101
3 113" 2 110
0 1134 5 Ore Imp 1st, trl 034
1 Cht&O en Bi.1124 OPaeof Mo 1st. .101
0 Cba0nl 4t. 704 5 r. S LE 1st. .1044
1 79 1 Ro.WtOeiBs.110
30 C,BAQ,4s,Nex 05 50 Rock Ul ex Ss,.1053
2 06' 1 105'.
3 C.C.C Icn...l35 1 Raad fnl s.... 84
2 Can So Cd 10a 11 Woo Wist.... 82
2 CAOtb Arlst.llS's 4 81
6CenPaoi08a..lO24 10 Scl V Jt NE 4s 84
1 ChlctEUnl9sl02' 1 844
3Cln.II&T)cn4slig 1 1 SoPaoof Calcn 014
10 COaRy lstlno 404 16 SoPof N It lstl07
5 C. Ind t L Oi... 00 llO St L A SFi3i..l004
1 064 20 EtLSF4... 71
4DratnOco... 88'4 10 704
9 884 4StPnl4s 1034
10 FrlfprlortxlB.. 91 IStPlJt, CftP,
5FPSI.lst6s..lll WdlT 1164
0 OenEleodsbBslOl 5 Stan It &T Ss.. 004
1 Iowa Cent 1st.. 074 10 Stan RftTino. 14
27 Kanrcon.tr.. 88 3 BoIl'waySa.... 02
6 014 2 014
5 01 2 014
11 03 7TPlst5s DS'U
23 EantTax 4s.. 80 12 06'a
1 804 22 90
4 86 0TxPac2illn.. 27
5 Kan ft T 24s.... 014 27 274
llKC.PftOlsU. 80 5 27
1 L4t WIIcna..1004 10 274
1 I.ouANk 4s... 84 1 T.CIJtROs.Bd 874
12ManR'y4s 934 2 87
4 034 HJnPac06s, tr.1134
5 51ft Et 1st 1184 1 114
10 Met EI 2d 106 1 UnPac 08a. tr.1134
1 0 Morgau'a L ft T 0 Cn Pao a f. t r..l 1 0
7 1274 4 Union Pao C T,
lONorPlst, C....1104 124ct.pp41
1 1104 10DnlonEllst.tr 83
25NorPaolst.r..llO4 10 0 P. DftOlst. 48
3NPprlor4s.. 904 30 484
35 00 6Wablst 1074
35Krao(nl3s ... 504 6 1074
15 Norf A Wen 4s 77 2 Wall 2d 784
1 NJCen ml Bs.113 6 784
2 112". 10 78
40N YCen lst.r..H74 2WabDftCex.. 094
1 NYCendebBs.109 6 Wabdeb.sB... 284
10 Nah ft Chat oul 034 5 28
2 1034 lWsst8h4s 1084
Total salts of railway toads (par Talus), SI, 120,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SrfARES,
Open- Utah' Lotc- , Clotlno .
Salt: ina. ttt. tit. Bid. Attrd.
15300 Am SR.. 141 4 142'4 1414 1424 1424
S0OAmSRpll44 1144 1144 114 1154
SCOAmSM. 10 104 10 104 10
HlAtnSMp 28" 28a 28 284 20
SOAmCabl 014 014 014 014
2820AmTob. si's 824 814 824 824
UOATobpflll 111 1104100 114
74 Am Ex. .1154 1164 1164 116 117
lOOAmCOIl 214 214 214 204 214
1205 AtCh.TA
are.... 134 134 13"a 134 13"a
S280 Atch.TA
orap. ifU'i ZB'i t;a-4 iiti'i UU'a
100BknEI.tr 84 84 84
800 Bait A O 134 14 134 13". 14
lBlOSBaybtO 44 44 44 44 44
llOBr'kRT 324 324 324 33 334
400 BUn 0.123 1234 123 1224 1234
400 Can So.. 654 664 644 65 654
860OChatW 164 164 15 164 164
404BCbtsAO 214 214 21 214 214
lSORBCtilcOai 00 004 064 004 064
SSO C.C.C A
BtL.... 35 36 35 364 354
1810C&NW1224 123 1224 123 1234
240C4SWP1034 1634 1634 102 103
23035 C, 114. Q. 034 044 034 044 044
1T480C.MA8IP 024 034 024 034 034
212 CM ftbt
Ppf. ..140 140 140 1304 140
fOOBC.UIAP 864 804 864 B04 864
KOOColKuol. 224 234 224 234 24
1883 Conaas. 200 2004 207 207 200
500 C, 14 1.. 04 04 0 0 04
BBS DAHuii. 1144 1144 1144 1144 110
BOODetaas. 60 604 60 40 61
100 D Ann p 444 444 444 444 40
240 Kris II R 16 15 15 154 164
OOOErlelstp 364 37 364 304 374
lOOEATIf.. 26 26 26 2S 26
&20QruElio 334 334 334 334 34
looiiccim. 00 oo 00 084 00
1680IIICcnt,1014 1014 101 1014 102
400IH8teel. 43 46 43 44 46
200 la Cm.. 0 04 0 0 04
lUOECPAO 244 24.4 244 244 244
lOSKADJIp 13 13 13 13 16
lOOI.EAWp 704 704 764 764 764
!OLalteHlil70 170 170
TOOI.arlOas 42 44 42 42 44
470SI.OUAN 664 56 65 664 60
15BtlaiiConl014 1024 1014 1014 1024
y.'OMclStl'.ylOl 1014 101 1014 102
MIIlDlms b74 574 C74 674 60
10VMIchCtnlO694 1054 1054 103 100
4U001oran 204 304 204 304 304
SOOHo.KftT 13 134 13 134 13".
HLMf. tfATn 5fll. rtMS. flPt, fl'll. SSL,
1 StorAUsl074 1074 1674 10B4 170
PSO N J Cent 03 034 024 034 034
P144 N Y Cam 1074 1074 1074 1074 108
POO.SatI.raJ 34 344 34 344 344
!i:iNt MplOS 105 105 104 105
x(0 N V. C ft
stl. ... 134 134 134 134 134
230 h Y, S ft
Wpf... 34 34 34 334 344
UTBNftWp 424 424 424 424 43
IM.-.Sorl'a.-. 174 18 174 18 184
1)63:. N I'm p. 614 614 614 614 62
luOOnUUIa 44 44 44 44 0
OiUOnlAW 10 104 16 164 1G4
ZBOreUL., 184 184 184 164 104
ITUBPacUsIl 314 324 314 314 32
100P, DftE 14 14 14 14 14
850PuiralC170 170 170 170 172
c:wor,c,CA
Ml,.,. 304 324 304 324 324
HOP, CCA
fctl.p,, 604 08 604 674 00
7C0J4naKR1164 1164 116 1164 1164
1748llsi41ai 234 834 U84 884 834
MBkattfiH
CM- JTteV &" r CJosfatr ,
H,fc tna. "I- "' " u,'d-
lOIOIUadtp 404 604 60 404 60
BDRaadtp B04 204 204 204 804
103StPD 20 20 20 18 SI
lOOBtPADp 804 804 804 80 81
StOOBtl'ftO. 704 80 70 704 804
300 M'd Con
M 1.70 1.70 1.70
SOUBoPae.. 20 20 20 104 204
OOSoRwy. 04 04 04 0"a 04
SIOJSoRyp. 30 304 204 304 304
200BtJftOI 7 7 7 7 74
412SII.ASII' 04 04 04 04 04
BlObthAS
Flstp. 61 614 51 614 614
8 Et I. A 1
F24p. 104 104 104 20 214
lOOOStanRAT 54 64 5 6 54
2220 TC At.. 204 274 204 274 274
BBOTexPao. 114 114 114 114 1 14
0R2OUnPac 224 244 224 244 244
700UP.DAO 74 84 74 8 84
BOOUSRubp 64 644 64 03 07
300 USL. .. 74 74 74 7'4 7'4
lSOUBLp. 644 644 644 04 044
SoOWabp.. 184 184 184 184 19
lB02WUTel 874 884 874 884 884
Total sales, 244.225 shares.
BOSTON CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Btd. Afked. JIM. idfrif.
flosAtb..217 WtstEleo.. 214
noaftUr...lG7 16R OfnEleop. 80 86
ChleJcom.1084 100 nosAMon,.140 1404
ChlcJpf... 100 CalAHfcla456 406
Fltchburcp 06 Osceola.. .. 371, 38
NawF.ngp. 80 QulncyM... 140
MxCen4s 03 Tani Mln...l32 136
OldColony.184 185 Tam.Jr.... 164
WERcom. 03 034 I"'"' 244 244
tllEtecl.... 43 46 BUOlat... 84 80
Domln'nC 21 22 UU0 2U... 66 08
tnBeltTol26D 201
ruiLAPKLrniA ci.oaisa quotations.
JIM. AtXlti. Md. Antra.
fh!hVat. 274 28 (VOL Co.. 444 45
TrnnRR... 674 674r.lSBcom. 284 20
PhllaTrac. 71 71 4 El 8 B pf... 304 32
Union Tra m 1 14 I'lI.I.APo 104 104
E&PTo.. 704 71 I'll.LAPp 384 384
MetTrac ..101 102 WelsCcom 104 1B4
CTofNJs 30 37 WelsCpf.. 05 07
CTotNJBs 004 074 UaltTrut.. 104 104
UQImpCo 804 864 Uarsden.... 17 18
CniCAOO CLOSINQ QUOTATIONSL
JIM. Aikrd. JIM. Jrttd.
6 8 I."... 63 64 Mil Brew... 8 84
AmStr'M.. 304 31 Mil Brew pf 20
Canal AD.. 00 07 N Y Biscuit 014 024
ChlcBrew.. 74 8 NCbStRy.226 220
CltyR'way. 4 230 St Stable C. 184 20 4
Dlam'd M..146:i 147 tt'CbStRy 904 1004
LakeSfL" 184 10 MetWR... 0 04
LSf'Vclfs 16 10
IATE8T LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Atchison, aap 134Norfolt ft Wpr. n,. 434
Canadian Paclnc... 824 Northern Paincpr. 524
Cbesapeaks ft Ohio. 22'4Ontarlo A West 174
Erlecon.aap 164 Pennsylvania 684
Erlelstpt 374'neadlnr, lstap.... 12
Illinois Central 1044 MPaul 054
Kansas A Texas.... 134 South Railway 104
LakaSboro 174H)!6outh Railway pf.. 314
Loulstllle A Naah.. 571, Union PaUdc 234
Naw York Central. 1 1 Q4l Wabash pf 104
TUESDAY, Oct. 510.
The motive of tho Government In moving for
a postponement of the foreclosure sale of tho
Union Pacific properties Is plainly Indicated by
tho compromlso which tho Union Pacific Re
organization Committco effected to-dnv with
tho Attorncy-Gencrnl of the United States. Tho
threat of tho authorities at Washington 10
abrogate a contract which they had made after
months of deliberation has been successful in
exacting $3,000,000, not froiij tho Reorganiza
tion Committee, as has been erroneously stated
so frcqucntl and so positielj tint doubtless
many pcoplo bcllctc It to c tho truth, but
from tho shareholders of tho reorganized com
pany, who will becomo such through holdings of
the present stock and other securities. Tho as
sumption that tho reorganization syndicate
would ba o secured as a profit tho $3,000,000
which tlio Got eminent will now recede Is abso
lutely unwarranted by thcfaits. Following the
practico adopted In nil railway reorganizations,
tho Union Pacific committee provided In Its plan
for a total Issue of first mortgage bonds In ex
cess of the amount required to fund the first
mortgngo bonds and payoff tho Got eminent
lien. A lurgcr issuo of new bonds than is nb$o
lately needed to taLo up and unify outstanding
Issues Is authorizod in reorganizations, that the
new company may hacasoundandmarkctahlo
security for tho further Improvement and exten
sion of tho property and to meet whatever
demands its tralllc may make upon it for ad
ditional facilities. Tho Southern Hallway, tho
Heading, the Atchison, the Northern Pacific,
and practically every railway lonipany that has
been rco ganlzcd of lato hns been provided
with such a reserve fund of securities to draw
upon; and the valuo ot tho issuo as n n hole is
not impaired becnueo additional amounts can
be transferred to the public from time to time
only as new property of various kinds Is ac
quired and placed under tho lien ot thomort
gage occuring tho bonds.
The amount of new Union Pacific 4 1 cent,
bonds provided for in the plan of reorganization
was fixed at a higher figure than tho estimated
requirements of tho reorganization to meet,
nmongothor things, Just such an emergency ns
has arisen from tho action of the Government
In compelling tho Reorganization Commit
tee, in ndnnco of n competitive sale, to
raise Its guaranteed minimum bid for the
flnvArnmpnt rtArnnil mnrtrnfn lien tn the full
amount of that lien and '.ho nccrurd Interest
thereon. This action of tho Government, bj tho
way. Is likely to crcato the suspicion that It did
not feel confident that thcro would bo competi
tive bidding nt tho sale, and it consequently
tookadvantngo of tho good faith of tho Reor
ganization Commlttee.oR shown b.v Its denositof
$4,500,000 when It originally mado Us contract
with tho United f-lnlc, amlnlsoof its man v nnd
extensive commitment in connection with the
reorganization, to withdr.iw from tho bargain
It had made, and to ncgotlulo a now one. Thu
Reorganization Committtc wns fortunately pro
vided to meet this breach of contract, nnd by
doing eo has nvcrtcd a serious shock to reviving
confidence, which tho authorities at WiihIiIiik
ton took tho risk of destrnjing ut tho in
Htunco of disreputable iievMspapcrs anil of
two or threo speculators In railroad prop
erties, whoso animus in tho matter is
perfectly well understood In Wall street. Kroin
the point of view of Populists, nnd poslbly of
Borne pcoplo nt Washington who did not enjoy
Popullstlc support a year ago, tlio gnuio has
doubtlissbecii well played; but tho reputation
of tho pcoulo In their official capacity for fnir
dealings with themselves or nny part of their
number as Individuals has gained nothing by
tlio operation. ,
Referring ngaln to tlio lintrua nnd malicious
statements that tho additional $8,000,000 which
tho Union Pnclflo Reorganization Committco
has aurccd to pay for tho Gov ornment lien upon
tho Union Pacific lints rcduccB tho prufltsof tho
underwriting syndicate by that amount, a few
facts are worth considering. In tho first ploco,
those who ore rcspomiblo for thoso slato
ments will douMIciH to surprised to lenrn
that the trai.sitllon will really Increase
tho profits of tho underwriting sjndlcate. I'lrst
mortgage 4 V cent, londa of tlio company will
have to ho sold to rcullro that amount, nod
pending their distribution lo tho public tbo un
derwriting syndicate will havo to take them
nnd supply tho ncichsary fund". It wlllgcta
coiiinilbslon fordoing mi nnd will also rrcelv on
bonus in prefcrud sloik which otherwlso
would remain Initio licnsuaiy of Ihoicorgan
Ucd company. Tho Gov eminent. It is true,
n'.lliccclve'ta.OOO.oOOmoio than It won d hnvo
received had It not drlv en utnlrd bargain with
the Reorganization Committee, at tlio cxpanso
of lis reputation for fair dealing. 'Hie Union
Pacific sjndlcate w 111 main considerably larger
commissions than It would havo insdf, and it
all will (0:110 oul of thu present holders of Union
Pacific securities and their sua esters In the re
nr'an'rcd umipnnv. Tho only glory In the
lianaiitiim belongs In those whu havo becomo
Ihoroughl.v discredited, both In Wall atreetond
with Hi public gom-rull. for their connection
with tuo miller.
'Hut the compromlso with tho Government
was construed as rouiov.ng shadow from the
iceniril builnen situation was proved by tus
1
'rV- j 11 ' ' -
sharp recovery In values on the Stock Kiohnngo
as It gradually became known that tho work
which has been dono for months past to rchnblll.
tnto ono ot the largest nnd most Important
transportation systems of tho country would not
bo nullified, nnd that tho Union Pacific Issuo
would not bo thrown hack Into Congress for
Interminable nnd fruitless discussion. Other
favorable Influences to-day wore n somovvhnt
bcWor market for American securities In Ion
don, resulting from tho correction of tlio mis
leading reports that prevailed In that centre
jestordny rclatlvo to tho diplomatic relations
between this country nnd Spain. Foreign
arbitrage houses wcro modcralo buvcrs
of stocks. Toward tho closo of business
tho foreign exchnngo market, which has
been unseasonably strong of late, showed
signs of yielding. Tho recent strength hus
resulted from n demand from buyers who havo
npparcntly thought that sterling hills wcro a
good temporary Investment, and who havo Im
proved Ihclrbir.klng facilities lo bonowupon
them. This class of buyers has apparently been
Ignorant of tho fact that In tho near future tho
managers of tho Union Pacific syndlcnto will
havo transferred to It through tho machinery of
tho exchango market many millions of dollnis
pledged for tho underwriting of tho Union Pn
clflo plan of reorganization. It Is posslblo that
apart of this money will ho remitted In actual
cash.
A number ot railway traffic reports contrib
uted to tho strength of tho market and nlsn
forcshndowod tho character of others lh.it
should bo mado public between now nnd tho end
of tho month. While many ot tho purchases of
stocks to-day wcro to recover either for long or
short account linos put out jostordny, there
wnsn falrnmount of more substantial biijlng.
In tho money market tho feature was
tho payment of temporary loans mado
by tho city. Thcro Is no possibility
that that markot will bo disturbed by
tho deposit to tho credit ot the Government
of sovcrnl million dollars In connection with the
Union Pacific salo a week from to-dny. As tho
Reorganization Committed hns already un do
posit to the credit of tho Government n larger
amount than Is required by tho decree of salo
the chances nro that a part of this will bo con
strued ns tho deposit required under the decree.
Tho dealings in stocks, oxenpt in Union Pacific
nml C, 11. nnd Qulncy, were comparative!) light.
The tone ot the market was strong throughout,
end tho closing was vory firm nt about tho best
figures.
Final sales compare with thoso ot yesterday
as follows:
Oct. as Oct. 20. Oct 2.V Oct. 2fl.
A.TASFe. 134 134 Nat Lead... 334 344
A.TASFep 284 284 Nut Lead pf 105 105
Am Cot Oil. 22 214 Norf ft W p 424 424
Amsltef ..1414 1424 S W com... 12U 123
AnTob. .. 814 824NPaocora. 174 174
AmSpM .. 10 104 NPao pf... 604 514
BrookUT.. 324 324 N Y Crnt ..1074 1 074
Canada ho.. 56 56 SJ Cent .. 024 034
C.C.CAStl, 344 36 Omaharoin 784 80
C.BACJ .. 034 044 OntA W... 10 10
Conaas.. ..208 207 I'ac Mall... 314 32
CbrsftO... 214 214 PullPCar. 170 170
CliloQas... 054 904 Hock tslanl 854 804
ChOW.... 16 15-4 I'.coillnE ... 234 23'
11.1 tri. I , 1 r. ,11. ?!.., 1 ... , A n L. t.r
.'.It...... AAO -. "I-" ,- -1J-J JU
DARUpt. 45 444 itP com... 024 034
Krle 154 15 SuR'xrayp 294 304
GrnF.lac... 33 334 MandRAT 64 5
Illinois Cenl 014 1014 TexasPac.. 11 H
KanfcTex 134 134 rc.Iftn. 27 274
KonATpf. 324 334 H'n Pac... 21'a 244
LouANasb 65 654 U - Rubpf. 054 044
Latl'dsOas 42 44 USLfatb.. 74 74
ManhCon..l014 102 U.SLeatbp 04 044
Midi Cent.. 103 1054 VVabashpf. 184 184
Horacinc. 204 304vVUnTel.. 874 884
Government bonds Btrorg. The 4s of lO'jri
cloied U Vccnt. higher bid. Railway and other
lionds Irregular. 'I ho features were Ilroukljn
Union Gas Tis. Central of Georgia 1st incomes.
Kans.ih Pai itlc consols, t. r.; Union Pacific. Den-
er and GulflstH, Wnbah lst. Ati hion. North
ern Pacific, Stnndnrd Rope nnd Tvvlno. nnd Texat
Pacllh issues. Ihc moru important net ad
vances were in Atchison adj. Is 'i V cent., to
671, and general 4s, 'j, to MI'i: llriiuk
ln Union Gas fs 4. to 1111'j; North
ern Pai'iHc general 3s, '.. to fill's: Texas
Pacific ltn, 4. to nil, and 'Jils -a. 10 1!7'. nml
Union Pneitlc. Denver and Gulf. 14 V cent.,
lo 4-34. 'lho noteworthy declines wore In
Central of Georgia 1st incomes, 4 V cent., to
404 ; Kuiihis Pacific consuls, t. r., I1-.', to !';
Northern Pnc Itlc 1st c, H. to HUH, nml nrlor
4s 4. to nil; Standard Rope nnd Twine cis. ., a
(H)'j. nnd incomes 1, to 14, ana Wub.ish 'Jds, 13
ficent.. to 73.
In bank Blocks 10 shares of Rank of Com
merce sold at -07.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
fic. Il.ir silver in Lcindc n elo-iI nt U7'hi1. Mei
can liver dollars were quoted nt I4iic. Kxpor.s
10 Kurupc to morrow, l'J.,000 ounce-.
Money on call, 2 V cent. Tlmo money Is
en lcr and Is quoted: H xtj ilavs 'Ji-j V cent.;
ihrce nnd four mouths, ;: ",i cent., and i
months, :mi.tf 4 ",' cent, on 1 ood nilxid Stock K
1 hange collntcril. Commercial paper easier.
Prime lintoncd bills rcc elvnble uro quote d nt l(
14 t'cen , primo single names at 4!l'j Vcent.,
and good names at-m.'." I' cent.
Sterling oxchnngn opened firm nnd higher
rates prevailed for short, but the market closed
tame. Continental exchange wns firm for train's
and .1 little belli for rclchsm.irks. Posted ak
in,; rates for stilling .ire: Mlv dnjH, if-l.c-iiij,
and sight. M.xUHi. Actual rates are: Ixmg bills,
M K'Ji: slulil drafls, sM.H.'j'i, mid cnhli'trans
lers. $1."114. Francs nro quoted nt JVJOVw." "JO
for long nnd ri.lhi'l.VlH'H for short; relchs
marks, til ll-llilll 13-1(1 for lung nnd nta-K,
nil.') 7-1(1 for short; guilders. 40 l-lli.M0a for
long nnd lOUu'lOS 1U fur short.
Domestic exchango on Now York: Roston
Par and 5 cents premium. Charleston lluvlug,
is discount: selling, n.ir. Sivnnniili llii) Ing,
1-ltl oil; selling, pir. New Orleans Hank, pur;
cniiimeri'l.il, 7,ri cents disiount. Sin Frnnrii-eei-Sitfht.
17L ei'iits premium; telegraph, 'JOe'enls
premium. St. Iiulc -'Jft cents discount bid,
offered nt par. Chicago 15 cents premium.
Cincinnati lletw ci-ii banks, par, and over coun
ter, no cents premium.
Glucose Sugar Refining common is quoted at
'JilV,'HO"'". nml tho preferred at h'JniS.'i. Slam!
nrd till 'irnst certificates eloscel nt 3311 iIIIW.
Jlctropolltau Street ltnilnnycoiinliilnti'd miirl
gnge 5s clos"d nt lolHiMin'4. Amerlenn Mail
ing ul 'Jil'C-'l, and lho prcferrcil offered 7'hi.
Central Uulon Gus.ls. lOO-flOOe...
Kxports of general inercliandlso from the
port of New York for the week ending lo ilnv
were v allied nt !jl0.1(ir..o:il. ai nlnsl 3 (IJIO.r.lO
In thu pieeedlng week nnd 4-..0I0 ilT in tlin
corresiondlng week of Inst veir. Ineo .Ian. 1
jyiS'-'U.lill.lT.'i. og.ilnst S2ll5,(HI,irl.
The Northern Pnclflo Railway Compiin re
ports operations of thn entire mi stem for Sep
tember and the fiscal j ear from Jul) 1 to Sept.
IK) as follows:
Srptrmhrr. JY...W irai
dross earnings .',."Iil,s'iii sniTi.Tiil
uperatluu expenses. ., . l.uiM.hAi :i,'j n.ii.j
Ketconilnm 1, 1 l..n-4 tv.iini.jii
Taxes JS.'iiio I .'s Tun
N'et npe rating lue .. BI.HT.i.OM (.'.hit.Mij
Mlaerllaneona Ine . .V-J.l in,7ls
Toial net Income . SI.'ITH.J.'T e'.'.Hih.iiTO
The Atchleon,Topeka nnd Suiln IY. Rallrn el
rr)iort gross earnings for cptcniber of t',l. I'JII,
'Jill, mi lncrcniii of frill. (.117 as coinpnre'it with
the same montli or HM lear, and iirt)sl,()ll5,17'.l.
nn liierensoof HH-VHIl. For the three iimuths
ending Sopt. 30 the gross earnings were irD.'j:!'.',.
(W5, nn lnereusei of 1 ,t!77,ri''H as eouipnrcd with
llieceirrestionding period of lust veiir, nnd not
j'J, l.")l,t!17, an ine rnnso of iK'JllJ. IHll. Tivncs and
rentals were 4t-- G'JO. leaving total revenuo
from operation i'.',0,JH,.,j!I7i nn Increase of $375,
3l. Tho New York, Suniucliann.a nnd Western
IWilmnel reporlB gross 1 linings for Soptcmber
of iflOil.tll'.', n ilceroiiMiuf $1 l.'JSOnHcninrinrcil
with llio same iiinulh (if last car, and net
(fK.70i, .1 decreaso of -."i,(ilH. I or the threo
miintlis ending Sept. 30 tho gross earnings weio
8.W3,'.!11, nn Incri-Asunf irlilJ iiHcnnipaied Willi
ilm corrnspniidiug pciiixl of Inst jor. and net
5'J(l.i,i:(l0, nn iniro.isu of i.-'r.
The o'g.inlzatlon of tho Colorado Midland
R.illvvny Companv wns completed lo-dny by thn
election of the follow ing dlieiteirs: 1 . P. Olrolt,
II. Ajm.irSanils, .1. N. .laivle, C. . Ayer, G.
Sliciman, K. V. Hyde. .1. N allnco, Goiireo
..!.... 11 H' ll..l.... 11 rl' Itii niru llllll I. 11
Juhmoii. '(,. SV. Rlotiiio, tho forme rrccclv or.
wiu elected Prcslelent.
Receipts of tlio United States Treasury today
we.ii: Cnntiin'h, WJ'i.J1'": Internal lovenue,
Wl.l'.'.-'J'J; iiilheciliiiioo..'i. ipl1.i7M, Total, ij-(l7H,.
0V7. Dislnu .cine nil.. i;llilll.O(Mi. an 0x1 ess of
expend!! iiri-s over ri'Lelpts of t"IHI.H1.I. 1 ho re
eclpth In lho lineal ycni tu dale-have) been a. Kill,.
fiOJ.HOI; e-(pcndlturcB. lHH,r)30.77i:; dellclt.
ir3S.077.3li9.
'Ihoolllclal computation of cash In tha Treason-
at lho clnsn of biu-lnrss to-elny, compared
with that of rcstereUy, shows:
net. an. oe. sn.
Oold coin and bullion.. SKiV.ov'i.hOJ $lBS.174,qjl
Kill n (l.illiiM ami bullion !4,i.iPeWS M.l.T.'.'J.a
I'nlteilKtatis notes illi.ilW.IHO mi.TINIRI
Other notes 1cm drinaml .... ,,
llulillltles. .. . fi.00a.S37 4,817,1100
Available) eavh balance, -.-.,-,-...,
Ineluillng edit reserve J.'ll,n?5 537 S10,riSM,143
Money in Un.lon tlUnCJ''.' " cent. Rates of dis
count In open markes lor both -.liort and Ihrcn
mouths' bills, 3 p com, Paris advices quote. IV
cents nt 103 Irani s 0 runtimes, hxehango on
Uindoii '.'5 Irancs 17Ki centimes,
Redmond, Kerr k Co. snd Goldman, Sachs k
Co. oiler lo holdsrs of Chicago, St. Louis and
Now Orleans nnllroad 7 tf cent, etirronev bonds. I
duo Nov. 1, tho prlvllogoof exchanging tho samo
lor r V cent, gold bonds due him of tho samo I
company. Interest leducedln :!) t) ront., upon
tho bvsls of a nowSl.ooo lonel ut !i"(, wllhne
cruod Interest from Juno 15 lrt unci f 1 1.78 In
cash agnlntentht?l,0(i07 1 tcui. nemi' bo ring
tho coupon iinlurlnK Nov. 1 l,m. i,ctt ;tij i
cent, golel londs hear the titicnndltininl minrnn
teonf prlnclpil nnd lllterct of tin- liiinnlslVn I
tral Railroad Coiunn by tiulorai iium on each .
bond, llolelers who ilo mil desire tn cxi.innjto
will bo paid par and Interest nu present ivtlou.
'lho snlci pf mining stocks at the Nov.- York
Consolidated Stock nml Pclrole 11111 K:.iliangoto
e!a wcro us follows:
Ofrn- ;(;, 0Hy cfor.
Salt. .VrtPi. fnc). r.r t.f, (ut.
lOOBrunswick 10 .10 .10 .10
innronCnlft Va... 1.26 1,26 1.36 1.26
lOOr.irtnns 11.25 11.26 11 26 1 1 26
soo Hale & N'orrro' 1,16 1.16 1.16 1.15
SOOPotosI 48 .48 .48 ,d8
rou email Hopes 60 .60 .50 .60
lOOHlandanl 1,76 1.75 1.76 1.75
riOUnton Mlnlnn.. .10 .10 .10 .10
0OVork 06 .06 .06 .06
Totalsalis, 1,750 barjs
co3t.vi:noiA 1. com ;.,
TflnY,Oet, 2(1 (In vi.s When - pot was
weak. Svlcs IH'J.000 I nli Includiiii: ni.ooo
Nn. 1 haul Mnnltob.a nt -l OV; llini) No. I
Northern spring New York, nnd 7'.'ti()0 un
gi.aded cprlngon prlvato terms for export; 111,
OHO un railed red on private tenns fur lo nl
account. !!0,0(10 No. 'J led, sol I last night, v. as
exchanged for Mnnltohi. Ficcn bnuid .ifiint:
No. 1 Noitlirrn Hiring New York, 11' e. 'mo.i. ;
do. Duliit' ,!llli-c.;N .'J bird v Inter, fill ' ,; No.
J red, sM.O'.'ijjNo. 1 hard Iliili.th.f t.O'J'-. Min
neapolis received toelav I73.MiI) I ush., gnliisl
'JO.MIO last jonr; Dullilh J'.IT.h.'IO, ugiilnst 14,
101; Chicago U3.M)(l, ngal-t in.V-Hl; Jill
wnikco Hll.'JOO, ngnlnst 151, 150; St, ljuls ll.",
(KM. against 1(1,703; Toledo '.'l),i!15, ngnlnst 31,
033 : Detroit 30.5.11, ngnlns H.'JC.l last car.
Futures declined i-e'. tn Tc, hut reenvured tills
nnd advanced 'ic to 1se. Kuturo 6.ilcs 5,11,1.-
000 bush,, as follows:
Inn
Oj'fntntj lliahftt. oiees'. CM.Intf. .ViJ.C
October . ute. u;i(
Iiiieeiiilwrliil's ''74 mi' H74 Vn
Jamiar) . U.I4 HT V, W.ej u; V,
Mav u: V, lifts. t'JXi UIIlj P.1'4
Barlev Was elitll. New feeillnc, 2Siv2sic, cot
ami frelKllt to Uurfulo. Vli cllle., lout uliil freUtit ti
Ni'W Ynrki niiclllnif. auicriiie , an tn qualltc Hve
Was 1I11II. Mate. aOc , No i! Western, IU4fllU4e.
cost nml frelftbt tn lliitTalo Corn sjmt vca Inni'-
lice, --alea UI.OOO bull . Including WW No -
mlxfil on private terms r.ir Ciport lato In.tntKiit.
No. " inlxeil in 1 levator, ate,,. ,i.'s,i)uii tin cm private
telns, and l.non vellow at Mr In elevator 1-utiircs
advanced 4c. lo Ve. Ktltilio sales I01.IM10 lnlsli., as
follows
iMtt
Ovrntug. Highest. Ioircst. Clo'tng Mtiht
Novmbr u"N iv
lie cemUr nil's :ii)' no's :iii4 miSi
M . 1114 lll'vi mv. at 4 !H'4
Oats 'pot was tn fnlrilemand rnd steaiv Sales
leVl.llOO I111-I1. Including 21)11,1100 So a rllneil .at
21 Uc and on private terms, and l-io.oun lieuevy
white on private terms for export. No. 2 vvliltu
23V c. No II 1I11 , '.'I'll'., No 2 white cllpie-1, 2Cc,
f,o Ido. 2S4c : .So a mixed, '.'..'v.. No ! do, 2,0011
V4e , rrjccled mlacil, 2lc.i do. while, '..M'-.c.; No.
2 mixed itelhcrol. 2'lJ,i . Iraek inlxcd. 2JW.C.24C .
do white 10,1)00 at 2fti(.:ilr I'lllnres were nonil
nnlly nucbaDed Flit lire sales none.
fisf
Ojttntng. Highent. Lowest. Coring JWffif
Ootolier . ... . . 22 '4 saaj
Dereniber .. . .. 2.14 2.14
Wheat declined for a time to-tlav on lower cable,
some fordMl tiedllliK. anil ralus at lh.' Uitl The
aiaaasiiifv ui iirnjc-iuii-ii uvii.e 111111 iiimiii 1 a ua
Hut tin early w was fun rtHoorcil ami prices
filunl ailvanccd, cl.)tiis at a fnu tlonal i ot liuvrnve
mrnt for Hi tlij Tlit i.irb tlltr liunht liai Ic
tbclr n lu nt, 11 oold wuve wu-i pr(tlotil for tin- Went,
nasi larc? iMfiirsmes aUu euutrlhtitf'l tn ftreiitfthen
the totip, wliil there wrri ton Mmfu)rMilp Atkcu
tine rutuoDA In ilrt'iilatlon. Tlip lucrea-e In the
rllrt anllabl- supi wb larger than hal lieen
txiH'iied, but It had little if an off it Tin
Ni.rthnrBlern receipts were smaller, U'ln-r OlT
tar, aRnliiitt 1,B. I jentenla). 1,1. Ul tnHt wtttV nnl
l.tlis iftjt ear. Lltr nol iliclltieil tn WwU
declined lje,. Muur deillnM Jitcentlinet.. IWtvUtrtrV
rertetl an lnereiwf In the availablf fiipjily tn thlt
cuiiiitr ejstof Hit UntLI"! or l.uiu.ooo IjihIi.. ami
an imretM In Funirie of tf.400.uua lu-h , mnkliue an
Inetea-vc In llie total worhl's aallable nunilJ 'f -1'
Itiy.uou luiali ('urn mu iiili t but firmer wlU u hi at
l.lirirt'il ilet Until VI to .1. Chicago reielvttl 531
iarH. nmt oxi'eits 4 tivinorrow. 0ti wire-iium
Inally firm The aflllaMui;il In th'neountrj. no
Con I llK to IlrmtntrtrVt, linreasod hiil.dOO uusli.
t'liK'iKo r (ohttl :il(l lur-s. an) exirts i.'00 to
morrow. Chi aco, Oi t n. I orel,vii lcvi n hi at
to-iia was wink, worklnp our prlco nit v. mrlj.
I ml thi re wi-rc oiioukIi oiillKh iloinentlf rumori
to rntl r c merit fmni the Irutlnm atnl clo ttifiii
atout tin top for the iluj. The wrakm s ul 1'arln
ninl Mm not I a.i the eurh lutltieme Th in
ire.iv In the norH'c lIIIc. I, tl.t.'HMi bti-ti , ni
larger ttun iiitlci) nto-l, bur st Louis onl I that alt It-
unit rat t ulu U. om r 4 no (Mid hush , hail li nonlereil
out to ko abroad, nnd then IlnaliN mine i rumor
frontal ttod source at Nen Vrk that Mui.ooo Inihh.
I mint h w heat li.nl 1m i'n ttold for ex port n Montreal.
Th runmn Rtuitetl fthorts, whn had not time to Mop
and liivtaiUiite It liadbTM f.ihlon iMetonellenr.y;
It v.an more tlnn f tshloiMiilftolnke bailc chert iiii
lu th' lat h'nir TIitp mrpj;oollzpil i learami,
(U.'i ooo bush The NnrttmirH elalius that farmers'
iti-llM ilr tne fal..iittOiT Weohnll pn-hat-h Mil lalier
nil 'let to morn i, mi I If to ul,ht rumniN nr'f rltltd
a 1 1 ttei m iikt t lift', foMti Porn at liu itnrtt to tie
inntir of ith" mi niotl u.biit It .v:i- keft iurreor li -s
htlrreluplo uleat. Hen Iptu are hmnllf r Ml t ar ,
i Ith 12 em I nut i d for to mi rm Ch arnntt n ro
not r. larKe ll'tf.OifO Inimi llii nh dei'nnd wni
not y ry cliarp Some j roj lo-were Intluencetl h the
ivi Hther foittast Indli UIiik rilin eeriluri' aril
niuth lovr ti miH-raturei iii h a eoinlltlon Mould
ti lid to .h'tk the WeMPiii iPoveiiHMit Oat wimm
firm. The etili demaml kee; ftpIiniorirTial rhe onh
thliu lai kins H fpi filiation I lit re appears to bo
1 rfK'tk'ullv nt thlni: of thut
Y i oil. Wat leis actUe, but .steady, baits l.;i00
bbt-.
flarrrtu nci
Uoetlpt lMil HVOMt
Kxportn . . 7.MJ N'U's
Winter In bbl-i supornni, !$ 1 lfi. No 2 extri,
V I -'Oii.4J 4U, HTUlKhtK, S4 .Mivl tn. pitPlitA. 84.1M)
uilTja bj rltik' 111 lihli. lle in, ei.Mu.2l ".
ftra'uhtn, 4 o (,5.". patents SI tTxtS'i VO 1111
1 cd Ilrnn Ma- i i.ll but hteadi Wtstern iUotnlt
v urn itiH, 40 nn , &;-j(t,ti,.,1-.'e .re tv . STSiOOJc ,
M) tn., 'iiV'LJ'.. 100 ttn, T'-lj"S0(.
I'l.TTDN sp t iot ton lit ro miii urn hanged, with
nnl.uf ynn bale for ttplmiltur, 7I' balei hold for
port la-t wock Mere tipnrled totlav Mlddl'i.i; nji
latulh, il 1 lite . ii.'a'MKt 7 l."i He I it icir, Sim Or
leans and CJulf, ft .1 lit, ngnlnt r. .1 Itlc lit jear
i m orhMiii!, lublli', aol savannah de-IIiinl I l tic
t'harli'Htoii dit lined .Mfle . and Wllmltuioti V
t OrleiniHold .ri ooo. bmaun ih l,4.'-0, Augusta
I.OiK., Norfolk .Mt.l, Miiblh' 'J DO, nn t ChnrleMon 1MI
hah- Ilwrpeol deellnM 1 lil. on the sp..t for
lulddllmt mil IwIom , other pradtH diillued 1-JSd ,
salen 10,000 biltH, fmunn thero do lined 1 -j ti
si ...,1.b Ttt l in I svclsxi i orlid It t r h1llL'rfHl
ehiltii. limitation I arelv hupnortid AiisiihIii
received today .1,174 holes iur.lnnt l.tllil Unt
week and l.Oul la.tveeir Memplds ll.l K.. nc;Rfu4t
(l.lill la.t week ami 2,e'0:l lient vear, Iotli.tein
'.'ll.U'in. a,calukl 21 ."il'.'. I...I viii'kntil 21,1 1 l.-.l
x, .cr. M. I i.cilH l.illTi. iu,'alliKt l..ri2U lietweik mil
l.tirm la-t v,nr. Cln. nmill l.'ioil, aualiii-l l.rilio
lad wiek nml l.i-Tl Iml v. nr. UKiruii slili p.l lo
dnv '.',1112, Meiuplilc 2.7iln, -t I.ouIk 7 .'-. c'lnilii
nail Ul) I. inni IIolli.te u I 7,7li2 hlh'H IIuh-ii neviMeti
lomorincc K.'.no to p.noo linl. , ncxlmt el.7iri Iat
Oi'i'W and "i. riIeuilji'iir New Orh iiph i xp i Is II, Mill
to 12 r.oo.aitalnst l'.nVia.t w. ek en I III n7 Ini-t v. ur.
Th" porl ri.e.lil-e vveri' K7.0I11 I ftl -, uslilli.t 'l.'-lll
last wei k nn l HI..M2 la.t .venr. t lacin fur thl'. ueik
21 l.2!l."i lnli.1, HK.llot llls.UU Hum far la-l uL.
wee I: rile export rpon the ort were 2 1.7lilHiale
New Orient declined U pululii. lint reemerid part of
thelo.i. HllUlinlli r"il e line il ft In II I cilnli., ri'i civ creel
liliit or till. Ilirn ri'iietiil uim eloped c lv at a lie t de
e line of ft lii 7 jm'nl fur thed xv, with saletiuf 141.100
halm l"lie future Iradlllrf n in fo'loH-
. r'iMino Wgheit. Inttrrt. Soe.
Oilolier ..Blllwll'l Mil ftl'l l'
.Nov .-Mill r. r.N.iiiMMI fell.' ('r K'O'I
lllii-llllar.. ". Ui eft ll.l ft 1'ft 'l . 10.1'"
.innuiry ft.ul i ft''? '-' ft".'-'1 "
lilriiurv ft ti-.. ft Oil noil fi'H I.-""
Jlan li iliUi- mil ' " til,""'
Vprll mi,ivelil7 o "7 0 "ft 701!
xi it unuello 1112 II 'Ul 21 ""
.liin- il llleii. 14 I. I.'i II II -'" "
jnl eMiiitil l " 1" ! I" """
Tin' Irnllnitln cotlon indav was moleralelv xi six '.
and Iui'IiuIcmI Hinnioe Ilm: fur I.Ivi'hi an I niiiiIktii
neuiiilit. thoiiiih 11. i) irjdll' w is in ilnlj lo'iuaml
iirofi'.shinnl. At til" "I' units lh" iiiiirltft wn mtlvx
lull weak, in suipath) Willi a deilllie In llvrrpoul
Mihieiiiilillv moat of tlieln.il w .ik reemi rid en o"
erlnn of hort, louellier with wmni lew lnitliu'. I nl
MIII In'er prices n tin wiakemd on lie in nc'elpls nl
the pints and Interior imvn '1 tn" I. .ullieiii spit
uixrkits were eni-ially low.-r. The mImiii-i or
fr..t In the hcniili wa am. a linirl-li fa. Inr
lie nml weekly reii-lpla at llin principal In
le-rle r toivns were 11-,'I.MI Irnle, ....llll.l ll'
llllll last week, li I Mail pit ibi mil Hi.l.oK
III I ''III Cli'lmila, Jilts CM 21 -"I oliiuil iiseiuiir
aiiltiusaii.xhi.1 New llrh .un. 111." "II oilier tuniix 111
fin -.Lite. Shi l.y town.on the lllliiol''. nlril It.ill
re 1 1 are ri'laalui; thn iiitir uitlne. i.eimlillmt a rri'.'
movement of eoiton I look for w rv laro lenlit
so in Cotton In I li i -c lion lfiirnlie.id of le-l "
lloreilie, Mil , Cie'l VI - riiee .e'tiili e n-p III nil m
llinlslilili'i) U'tler Hun farmers would w tnoivle.!)."
n liiou'h 1140, rii-Ms lite while nnd ma v luve- mil
lieen picked nt er.lt all L'ulteill ' null"! .ill !' I I kill
e.ver l'foie I lirlMinns ll.avv l.iie. would uiiw
i.reat il coene. I ro-t wouli hn" no e tTeei Hill
ciitliiii nil e.in, mil will open on hoiiom wlihor
.. i. r.... ...... in. .. ...n.,til.li .Lu r L'riinll
...... .1,. . ,..-., ......... j - M ' .. . .
In rn, Inni; nnd Mioiiv, mIUioiii ilut orleaf Mini
nnd Kind ml IiIIIiiii nior.' hliiiiliiiu limn lor iiiiuiv
),nl" hlufllelil .Mi.llel. J-"llilllk inf.il
weillherwn am liivl.it; I, .Idillll It" t r., In nor I. rrl
lory, which I. tin. Iili.l we nivn ever r.il-e l
Crop I iiirnlim oul In-Ue r iikii II c iiiu-t hi imiIiii ex
Iiki-'icI, uii'l lucre n like Iv li h nl . I n U din. la
creu.e lu at reace We luive u food lop . i.ip.ii rili .
nnd Willi lain frot ever) hull w III llllikeiollolt I leu
lint iiiel Kliiiiiiu: pmur mIiu rapldlv I'nllnii im it
freely, yit inuny are hohlli k " .
CoKHl. Itlei em the apeerl w as illlll hui i tn-v .
7, Oic hah s hftu ha'is Mai.t "lli mi'l n" i- ""
larainaiit'iunprlvats terms I lie riituieirndlii- win
as follows, ,
Velo. JH'iheit. ones. c'iui
Mareh .. 4.2.HI n .in i; .'ft ';'".''"! ,!
Ainll . . 710 ll.lft 0 ! il.'.nit u
Mav riJMI II Id ' I " '" '! ''
July 1,000 li 4 I oJii'iU I i
Alluu-t a-i'l I. Ml "'" ' j',' '!, !
hi'Pteuiler. 2,ft"0 il Mi ft" "I,"',,
NoviMiilar. .l.Siiu ft ftn f l" :;'"',! V.
Uteemher .l.fti'O li I " "I" tio..niu
1-iiliiri'sli'n eieclliied In In .'0 p iinis, elii.iinr vvi nW
with i.ale.i)f I li.liuil liscs lluvieilielllieil Jf J" ir
lUiiiliurutlK'llui'il pf I" I P'U' 1l,:""'fl.J' J
lUOrtHilet'Ilue. leuli I. In Iwinln I . """ ''.';
411 "I'll, cuhauif. 7 1 1 .lid an advsle" or 1 l.'ii
Snnli.ina aleulv nl Inn rels ndi.tcc rice plain
twnilajs.Jl.iiuiii.tiwk, I.I7.','IOO Lnrcalile. tu
getter vrlili lliiulitatluii salss for Lurupasa acvwiuu,
V
cauttil th decline hf re tnrtsy ti fpnr of hVtral
tender to-morrow Inilncnl l.v.i keiung of N'OTemlwr.
MCTiW Iron IMa Iron Marant wfn dttll nnrt
CJisler. Bi-ot and Octidnr, to ."..vfnOi Kmfmtitr
and Dewmlirr, 11.7 tt t couth iKnKlfr at
lOVYtlc r ;PE! OilnUr Niimhir t)Tnibr,
iinJ January. 1am Im? o r ttobfr Sotrm
ler. wtaWiriiila tiiLb? i.mik Tin lower, spot,
Ottotvr. NoTiinber. ami I e emU-r. I UftCiia. iCc.
SiK-Hfr Uucchnnfd nt 4 1 i4 .,i,
NArAl HTOHEK-lmll. M-lrlti of U-rt-eiillne, ni
n!tc t loiiimun tisooslalMliiM iimIii, M to i)l 4A.
Vi.Tnoi rt'M ('Mine eertl.l tr wi re i imn(1td hero
nnd in Oil Citv. llelltHd. ;. ,u tieir um 5 ,iii in
'l UrU'U lilJ napLIha, ti,:W
lM.oIiiovn-I.urd lower I'rltue. St f 0 J'ork In
active. NfiwmcM, $!. (l;tl .Id. . :,0(ti. Tftl
loM.M'r. ltutterritaui r, it. rn, .iao reftn
Mite, 1ll(j.vlivi Wrstirn, 17i t"' t In a;i Oot.
VO "Hip lnr" Inv bnurnieut oirl ndowrd All
other iDflucnceft In proMHmii uml ittted unite n
ilrcllne, tin nidi lie t i.'imIiiu tutet it a lltu inlly
fronilntldp pi Ice In ) mity ulth urnln piuktn
. etc Kftieraly'ii the tdhtnt rl 1, and there wm
loninuallcrliU bj loal lo ik Imim-. mi 1 p t trukp
nbivuibed itiiit of the 0IT1 1 11 i,n, ti p mii iS demand
lielnic vi ry IlRht. Tlieemli ili'inatid Tor m ut n nn
fairly cood, t oupli u.obII) for tttjinll lots "Itlitho
tr-olo In Inrna slacU."
Kiuir Itnvr, non.lnali h'l teit, :i l me 1 ena trrt
tl7hc. KtUitd quiet and enV
Woot riieWi nli:xLlianiti quote ilrnn ci'e wools
In the t;reare n follow h Ti xa piliu K monthi.
eluihe, i;cl-c. i rlnt. awri't l.x 1 tu apiliiR.
K to s montli. I.lc6tnc. f.ill. ho c 1 In 1 c ; fall,
Airra;it t.i I4t t'al.foriil.' -t r her.i priiff,
free, iBtiSDi1 . iiiM-lli cmtnl nptlut Uitlfi :
pontliern iptlliir. Itf'IHi' 1 urrj pu ih-fei
tin. TrtPp.t frcj fall norlhe n. I',1 .1 I fall,
Koutheru, t'illr; drfictlvt fall ; 'K' C rcou
Knittrn On ni, ctiolee, litil t otorn 1 iron.
AMia;re, I 1 "e ; iiiiti f'rezon, hvx llirf,
r.V, n'lej wreuoti No I, i 'Oct .nlly
Ore con, No ',', '.'iht'J.c.i a!'n itnuoii, No II,
llin Vlr.i nllev Ore.oii, la'iilw, ITflHc AM
ion a. -We a, v, 10f 1 ! t avetn-e, lv? M" . holec,
14ifeirta. lurlloM liln'c, t.iie, 1 - lb dnbo.
Ilti1 iiifdluni, KvlM', Idaho, 1 1 illtno, 7io
IVc 1 Katifns f'ne nm' I'n" meiiittin, l.t-l.'ot Kan
mm. tn'i'Iut.i, IfiislM Wyotnln . flu , luit
14 t WjomltiK, llii Medium. 16-ITe WjijuiIok,
iiiidlutn. Hi- We: I'tnli, line, lvllrt I nil,
line mediom. 1 "1 . 1 le ; I lah. no ilium. IHc,
'.'),, naiotu. U.K. iV'tUe, Diikota, thie im iium,
t T t, 1 To 1 IMIvOt, lacdiutn, IH.ilUt1 j Moiitum tine
1 1 nice, ITiilui,, Mont hxi, flin n er.ie. lttilM
Montuna, tlue tnelliini 1 tn lv, lVtl . sMoiitniia,
line medium nunc, IS MTe.t Moutoni, inuluin
eliolee, ll( '.'lit .. Mont miii, tin dluin iiMriij.1, 17t "-e ;
low SInlitJi.p. isjVti' t diituton. till". ID-IU'i
Wnhltihlou, t'c iiiidlHiii, 1,'iMlli.i Wnclilmrton,
inultiini I li 1 ft t'ol iradu and New Mi'li -.tn
innel, IMittf'.V , Conr mil riuptt, 1V(11U ti or
trln ntlit Siilltliisr-ii L"J if 'J If
( mi aho, cut. ail Tlieencro to day's prices
Tnt
heat:0rntna, llwhrtt. fntrent, Cloinj. 'lu't.
Ioc .. U.l'j ll. tit IU U''i
Mhv .. . Ul- 111 Wt Vl Vi
cv 1 n ;
1C .. 2M.j SJ& 2; U yit
3la .... :t fcuu r:p4 au 4 ya h
I'rc .... IM ls ih IKIrt IS
3In ... ati'-rj a.0 s.i)ij ko'h
I art:
1 ri .... 4.V7l 4 :.l 4 aiflj 4 ZSj X :i2-i
Jan 4 lyta i2 4,'liKi 4 :i7-j 4 4?Hi
ltb
Uoo 4 IT-j 4 10 4.I2--J 4 15 4.fi9
.Ian . 4 52'j 1 5 II Hi 4.1ft 4 50 U?
Irk ;
leo ...$7 77J-j $" () : 72ij 87 IT, $7 fi8-j
Jan H.7U b Vih V b'i 8 O'J'j H 7&
Llio ftlork Inrhrt.
Nfh vorK. Tumdrn, o t 2fl IteeelptH of leevpi
er V-tA lif uI mainly eoimlpned din et No trailing,
feilliiKalea t4. Drcs-id h if ntcad at "(aH'yi.'. V
fortioor o tiiltne uatlr ilde fables Iron. Br'tlih
markets ipiote Amertan ti errs at lO'iicllc V &.,
il reined MlKht; Atu-rkan nfrlKeratid beef at Vc
hc ft rs I'.xporta todoi. Nio twei's and !i,nuu
quarter ol beef, to-inortow, 20 rhiep and 4,1)80
ijiinrtt rs
HeetlptM of enlio. all for the market, wcro 100
head. 210 head on mlc nil told. Qubt tntMeaiy
for alt rortB. Abnut lilfi head were Cirrhd mor.
Wats Ruld at 5i$7 7S V llU Si, KfAierp at
t3it$.1372. Cltj tlrvMcd vcali steady at lu&l tS..
V tt.
luiielrtiof sheep and lainln, all for tho market,
were 2,2-Ml head: 10 earn on file Steady but quiet.
About 4 ears uimold. she p m11 at ?S(84 SO
ion TbR , lamtiHat fi'.u6:..To Idied mutton, rtHid
re n : iir)reu laiui-, i"ir
Jten Ipta of hov ut r i'.'iW.l !e.id, none offered on
halo, vuotul louerat94t84 '-'"t V 1"" -
Ileal Klutp lrhnlP Nate.
A client of Tartcns f-h-iaril AOgdpnlnspurirhased,
for line'-tment. ?.o .( Uronlwaj. a clx ct rv brlik
ntore It has n frontage of as feet nn Urotulwav, N
l?f feit In dip.1, end extendi 27.10 fci t on Lurt.aud
allej. The pr tt paid was about SIST.OJO
Piliner & 31ePonnld at.d J, s Yattmm A Co. lm
prld for Waloi.i V. Hrwlunan to llhhnrd H (Mirk
tho two iliemory Mat hon-e-, a Ii25xl0n, at tho
aoutbeat lonier of Fifth a, enue ami 11 Ith (street
3Ir. ltaihnin iNiiudit thea housed and two other
aUJolnliisCin 11 plot 100x100 lout month at a report d
prlteuf SISO.UOO lu art pa ment Mr, Ciitic i.ih
four thrftor prh at dm II np, iaih 14xjOx1M),1 1,
ontheisouib fidHiif Klth ntreft, Ixtnetn l.lt-M 1 th
avium , tin lioulcard aid theproposid Hlinile
Iirle extension The,are pnn o' a rm of hi veil
built l.M ear on a plm luOt'.O'i, 17.1 f-t vr't of
tin tk.ulrv.irit. 'Thhli Mr t'hirk bojght lu sppti mhi r,
lHU&,for I0 0)
F. II I Jons rompinv Iintold for Herllnfrr.rns to
Ferdinand I'tirMh tie riot iiu-.? wt the northeast
nr.itrol riilrd uveiitie and lti'-i 4trtt
I.. J I'litlllirt Cn. hat Muhl ut Mh htiel I. und
Sarah IC I'ii In No 41I UtM tftit ms .'nl Htreet n
fnurMorj brouioitone i'wiIj 1. 2.ixuxlil 2, to a
Mr. .m Wliikb f Ji ie fit t. r uInvii t-lo.nou
Bernard -nith A Shu ha. v -old for fritikJ J
DeniUMip. to an lnetor ttissntnt the smitltv.esi
itrm-r nf tho 11 o ..nrd 1u.1l 123th tre. t. :t ixl.t
John I DlsTT st Co luo eKiild for John r.eton to
John liroun the lot. 50xlo, rn the mrth tide of
1 47th strut, 2-M feet u tut of the Uoulcard.
Itenl Ettnte Aurtlon Hale.
At the ltroadua Faleroom ji'itcrdav strong &
Irelind co!tl o Ul eM IJtHtli tr tt. nr I 0 ox
avenue, a tbne-ttorv brick dwelling, on .a lot Id 'x
l'Ml, undt r funilnnurt. to Tlmimu Ullllnn for
$t.,02, al-oo 117 West 1 Wth -tru't. 11 .11 I.cmx
nvftme. a nlmlinr bulldlnM 1 nd tut, under forecluwure,
to Thomas Wllllrini toi 81,1 din
I'tter F. 'lefr .:-). mid No h07 Ninth avenue at
thn BouthueHt .'ri.er or -lttienth at net. a twoston
brleic und frame leioimM.t house, ultu miu rtory
brl'k ImllilltiK at th" rear, on .1 lot 25x100. uuder
foritloHUiv. to M Itile for l 700
James 1, WHls t. 1 1 a hd 2tlM't 011 IIolTinan street,
east side. 125 f 1 1 1 Miut'iof Ja otitret t un b r fnre
tlotture to tin plututttr, Tho nai J. P II. for $.'.012.
ah-o No 71itent 1 nd a.tnue, near Nlnetr tlftli
M reel, a flteKtoi bru k tint hoiii on a lot 20x7",
under firi'ilouri' to the plulntlff, James A oolf,
fort4.4iHi
HUhunl V Hani'tt A (V eold No. 07 Maedotitfal
street, uear ItKieker alrtet a four utor. brh k ttie
nu nt lmuM'im a lot 21 tlx7.". ut exeeutor' sale, at
the L'herij strei t Keal Estate K-ic.iaiue, to OeroU
manaCVllaforlV.ouo.
1 he Sew York I lfelinuraneePompau ha loanc I to
Jacob lUre'iSir' "(Mint 1 iwrecnt on the lU-ntfeldt
bulldluK. (in I'lereu story tin rrof lnx'tu .1. bulldlutr,
on W o Miter MreiM, betueen Third ami 1 t-urtliBtrciti.
Juniei I It !) & bnu ai ttd an the brokers
4 uiirt Cnteiirtnr Iblu Iar.
Appellnte 1U lloi Supreme Court Recess
Mipremo 1 ourt Api II ill 1 nu VppenU from
Mfctrlct iMttrt. hiw. ... 4. 4, 2.'. 2.1, 15, 47. 50, 31.
suj reme Touit -lei'iil rernt Part I Motion 1 ul
iudariulUd.it 10 'Id A M Pr.it II Px parte mat
ti rn. Part 111 '.ear l)orvm No SI tit, 5111.1,
SI I'll. MlW. 111V. .1170, 5171. 1172. ftlTil. .1175,
Sntl.M". '1272. I'Ol.llll .1112.511:1. 5514.5113.
naiii, 3.11;,. in. fJ"''" sis 1. .i5M, hua. ?Tii, .1.124,
555. Villi, .MJ7, SV.'S 110 .1.1 to, 53.11, 5.1H2, 5.1 I.I,
s.i ii, s 11. ss m, a 1.17, si ih, si m. 5340. s.141, 3542,
534.1. SOU, SUM, 5142, .1144, 511ft, 31110,
ftl V7. rd.'rt, 3120. SUh, 5 NH, 5 l.'l.. 515.1.
I'nrl iv rap tinflnlkl td I.au and fo 1 Nog S4I17,
5171. 54.M, 14 IL I, 5 Mil, .1 (Ul, 3 107, 5 US, S(64 Part
V lliar fat fnmi Part IV J'.irt VI. Clear,
( n.e from Part IV Part VII Cue untliilidioil, Ele
vi.ttd P. alln llraiws. Trial Term Part II. Clear
Prefirred oaiiMH. No. 11,121. HMUi'. B42, Kill') 7.
lltl, 1210 1. 12501, PIIIO, KIS77, IHOlSf,
I 17s1. Part HI Clt-ur Noa. 21 15, .ist.l, 44!
iM, lii.stt, .nun., Usui, 5111, S7:im, mui,
4221, 34i.il, Uitll, '5.1, III42, !", 110 111.
1tt.1l, 4017. .tldlOi. 72H4. 4.HIU. 2412,
Purt IV ( oi-e unltnNliMl ('ami from Part III,
Van V Vdjournid for tlo ttim Part VI (Jfr.
'iu.is irotn Port III Part II Cae iiul'iilHiiisI n.h
47(Hi, 4P3i, .11 U. 7I1IJ. 7 1; , ?iuti HOOr, 2M:i,2774,
2.I.M). Mnft, 2111, .111 IV, lltllllt, 7 011 7.lir 7.I0U,
7120, 74:11. 74 14 Pail III Ciwe lintlllNhed. Cam a
fnnii Part VII Pinl. an I X djm.nied for tho
ti nn Purl M Cise mt (In t- ed 1 im fnon i'art III
Pari Ml l fir. i"aii fnun Pari II
hiirrotjato'n Court t'liiHiili r Cnne on No, 1213
Wlllnf HIchirlTltihi.at 10 lo l or pndiate
VllUiif3Iuili Stiiiuldt. suah If TnMur, at 10 A. M ,
Jdnard Kirne), .Ml I to A. Prout, Itnehot Marx, .Im I
I. Htuina, Hi iijamlu u, Uootl, ml'i lo A M : fleorko
1 V ItarleU William Fouler, Meruiinwi Ur:tnii.
ut P M TrlHl Tt nu No. 1.107. Will of Maty
M Vrihur, at .u) A. M
City Court Snchil Term -Motions Parts I , II ,
111., un 1 IV Adjourned lor tt no.
Court or IppenU tirelalnni.
AMUNV, Cltl, 'JO. -Tho followlntr drlsIoni
with handed iluva to il ty bj thu Court of .p
I cuN:
lonple vs. Kdwanl IlrgliMm. apjieltant li dginent
afliriind.
Juiiiih Rno.evelt x. Ih I.iud and linprmetue t
Coiupm. nppellaut Mlllam Haul. ir Ijml
shikH Iutliul1"U and ith r. a pMlant- Jim Me
KmIt) and u.'o'hcr, .ippelluntH. 1. J) Ildttou.
Maili I) Mltilnil.apiHdlaut, Frmk II 1 all ami
miilh 1 , Hum V jvtoiii im ", ork ( entrul and
Hu Imiu Khei Itidlroail Comp iu, lU'pill on Mid
fnd Culllm. mpih limit, v. Hi.- nu Vm Co irnainl
si I.nulf llallroal ( oiiiiihih Iredirlka P Miiuii,
iipp-llatit, a I nut M Miiuii, M hohii (JinfTrov
Alex llllert and Miother, apiiellautR. Iduarl
Hums t, Atuutiit 1 Allen .tu I amdl it. tipi ihmti.
lonnthati Ibilkley ,uid otner y loei h J I llt.f, re
lvIu'i, iip'iUntf ludtfiiioiiu uniri'H.i ih nwtii
William W Miiufonliit ilenrti W. r uich a td mi
Klti, f fl tt.ulll tit ( Ik.Ii u NI. I on I I . 1. a ill lalia a
liiic oiiiiMtl aiiuliiit th' d 'feud nif i.tlh ionii mi
nplliU 11 In Ion,
lu rt.Chair.iM Ji Dunn, extent r of Jotepu
Pa tin , ilei usM'd Ordrr upptalul frnin afllniied ulth
til! Is
sii.jin lUnilltoti uptiellnnt. iv Cntl 1 rltio llremati
.liuliMciit at il order auirn tit ulth tt ti
U 1 11 1 onl is John II ( loitli. .tpH tt .nt IihIb
nn id utllniK 1 n ml Ju I cm nt absolute ordered a.ilnt
tt fi u loot nKltfiMt,
Th Pndovp Martin V. blrall. apHlIftiit-Judc
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uillof . hki Hun r.ine llaulet 1 (ltipps Wllllnm
Mil.iln aplt.t Charteh Hutihltoo 1 - Mar 1
1 int. ri'i f Haul -Motloui tudMnlK Mi l;!d ulth 5I0
1liIH
UlllamC Pl.ttHiid othei i. Nt u iorVonl:ei
li h l..iliub, Auuiist M'ldHiiir, Ir . a limit. In re.
A, mnitiii f ! J llu le Mut.oii for rearuimiit ile
tjtlll M t'l AI0tOltlt
V.'lllliin 1 run hit I. apfkrllaut i I (I Vi.etii;tlnc
Pn w In- ' u ipfiv Motion to pn fer'n tiled
JilliP vmIIh Jrfphlnr I o'urro. iinl ntler
M M 11 1 1 iM'JiiIk.1 drnled u ithotil i n juul to the re
pond ut r rUhl In ralie Un iiue-tlou of ilm appel
Isiit 'lut m upon the argument of the np) ul
.Inrt)"t P M'tmour. nppellai t prlm; IfftH
Ctui't'O vm'K'idiiou Mutlun tu (lce must vo
CttHDakrKrutiU.
inanclAU III
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Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans j
ro CURRENCY BONDS, (B
DDE J(OVKMK 1ST. 1DT. JB
Tlir lioldcri of tha aboTP bonds eroofTrresl the prl. ?W
Hckc of exchanging tlii samo for lho hlrnao, HI. WU
l.iil A .rir Orlrnna lrr ccnl. ticilcl Uonila. JB
eleio mm. Inlrrrat rrdiicrd lo nij prr writ. M
upon ihu following 1""'" II
UI.OOO T prrront. Ilond nt IOO I.I10O OO iU
Cfliiiiou rasitiirlni lov. 1 na 0 fjt
tcl.on.l oo II
ll,nooiiPrrfnti nt " .il
l)s 9IINO Ol
nlrrrat nccru.d riom .H
Juno 1.1 3 M
900:1 ua !
Cnsli IntinldrraorTa.. -II 7 . (
. si,onn 00 M
thi: oh risn ckt. iin.n non nr..n
tiik iconnio.i. :'AATKB or I
riiiM'ir.i. An iTKnr.T im coin com M
OV I'ItIMKT KTAMItllll OF WRIfillT AB II
FII'.RM. HI" TIIH II.I.ISIOIR CMTIIA1, B. II
n. in, nv KMionKsinTo i;cti notn. II
Hnlrtcrsof tha maturlnB 7s not desiring toe II
chanKO will herald 100 nnd Interest upon prtsintv I
Hon,
REDMOND, KERR & CO., '
GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO.,
bi aaiiav "TnEmr. 1
. w 3
People's Gas Light
and Coke Co.
tor rmctco). I
tiik aToric of Tin: rrtopi.F.'n c.ah Mem il
A I our to. (OK CHICAGO) haxlng boon listed on I jjj
the' New Vc.rL Stogk ExclianRc, notloo Is horcby glron 9
thai tho ceTlincalcs Issued liy the Central Trust Com- W
pany of New Veirk for tho certincalrs of the Fidelity 1
Insiiranrp, Trust and bafe- Deposit Company Issued
upon thpsurrendrrof certincates of the Chlcao Dal y :
roripaiiy. aro exehaiiffeable at the ornoo of th. (
fitTiti, TitiNT imriw of !ew vonit.
tit I.I, NT., aCW IOIIK CITV, for atock ot , fl
the I'cuplei s flas Light Coke Company (of Chicago).
All certificates presented for exchange must bo
properly endorsed in Want aud the fullSKldresaof
the persons tei nhom lho now stock Is to bo trans
ferred nuiM le ghen.
CENTRAL TEUST CO. OP N. Y.
Br K. K. HYDE. Second Vlce-rrealdent.
People's Gas Light
and Coke Co.
'
ei.r 1 mi ...... j b
45 Wall Kt . Now York City. I
Notice Is ncrrliy glcn that aeilrldend of lij PBH 'sJI
CKNT. has t e en ileclnri'il on the- capital stock or this IH
Company, paysrile? 10 tho stoekroMcrs on November
IMth. IS-U7. Tranfcr liooVscvlll close on the IMh. Vj
and reopen on the 'Jiith of Noccmlwr
Tlie holders of Central Trim Co of New York cer-
tlflcates. Issued fur eorllflcft'c of ihe Fidelity In-
surance, Truht. ni.d Safe Dipo.ll Co . mMV exchangs
their holillugi for I'eopli-'s lias Light unit Coke Co.
Mo'-k on or bcfnio November lDt 1
(hecks for dlWdrnd will lie mailed to the Stock-
hoi lers of record of this ConipuL 1 nly 1
PEOPLE'S UAS LIGHT AND COKE Ca
DEAL ON
THE EXCHANGE.
T!ll VIKI1. Nl III'. OF IOI It ItOFirS.
NAMUS OK UHUKF.ILS M'KMblll U WITH EVERT
HLI'OUT
KTIIC K1 IIOMIS)
.ltl PIttllslOS tOTTOY
lioiuht and sold for iah'i or on mirgln of three toflvo
per cent lu
MAIL AND TKI.Kf.UWII nilllKRS rBOMPTLT V
K.H CTFI1 II
Al,l, TIltXSK llcls l.l .tlttTKKD. , II
G-EO. HAG-ELWEIDE, ' 1
Ml), li llItllHKIt.
lO Mnll iree. e. lark, 9
Ml'.MlElt NEWOUK CON STOCK EXCnANOB. I
"WANTED,
WESTERN 6AS 5s I
(OF .IIII.WAt'HEE). 1
P. J. GOODHART & CO.,
MKIIIIF.Itfl . V. 11001 i:CII GF., I
38 WALLSTREET?
Metropolitan Street
Railway Debentures J
DEALT IN I1Y
E. & C. RANDOLPH,
specOlStors
WILL be. Interested In our WFEKJ.Y MAKKET LBT.
TEU and SIX DA'iH Willi KIM? COTTON, either of
which w 111 be sc nt f rco on renue.t.
rSTUAUT & 1A0OCK,
111 Mil: 111 A IlitllKKItN.
6ft II1'.0DWAY, NFW YOKE.
BOSTON. JIAbS . l'llILUJFLPniA. PA.I
21 '.'2 '.' 1 AMI-S 111.11(1 441 CHh'iTSrjT ST.
W.CHAlNCLYlLOYDJOShS. 1 M,mbeNT
WILI.UM nOHISON. J Stock EHMm
FLOYD-JONES & ROBISON,
18 WALL ST.
Stocks Bonds and Investments. "
BROWN BROTHERS & CO., I
c. .-.( i ii.i, Mrni'i:T. i
Lett i llnv and nt II hill, or exchange inrraf mess!
on (ir.nt l.rllnln, thn c mil
,. Hint, MlMralli. aid himili cif..
"' AfrUn iiiiiLh eslilei Irnnsfers """"'I.
nf linnet anil I ollee llous of
freeIf. ilniflM. ii all parts e.f Ihcuorlil i
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, SMSSZSb
Al I. 1 1 VM'I TLIi IIY l'Kl S.TI. W1HE.
mm & stout
1 Nassau Strccl, Cor. Wall St. 'i
i.Si-w York atock llirhangm
MHMtlKKS OF j New York Cotton Kxrhatm J
t Chicago Hoard of Trade. I
Orilors crcriitccl on the nbovo Uxcbanges In U
BONDS, STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIH d
Ashwell & Co., 1
:() liltOAD ST. 4, n
Mrv.DKin - If Y- Stock Exchaase. I
i II. Y, ProJuca Exchange. 1
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Mnrttinae Ilnud.. und from Mllilii aoll an I liuluih
II mil. eif thin Co liiuuv, will lie (mM nu and alter V
thai dale, at ihi-ciniieof Hie I'e ntrat Trust Coiui'any. tr,
.So. 31 Wall struct, Sew York Hi'
t 11 HAVs, Tri-aiurer,
tfoiHiitiiCvsMp 'AoWttn. I
VlllH 1 IS III. Ill in UlVhS nt Hie Intention of n.
' li llali'ntk. Aiih'iHi ll.'liiHiiit, l: j, liervclnd, flB
( liiiiiui'.v M li,en,( li Uli.o, I'.lhrlile T flerry, mi
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.Iniiif. Ih.lc NlIiii, Ir. A II Jiillllard, li II
him;. Ir. I'anlel lir I, .li Siiih, I ran , Tllf, r i, fl
uj I William i' Wilt iii'j at ihuhimi luuir, ura: ti V
In uriranU aTru-' lomiidii), lei h,. UnoMti a. eh.
I Iflll An line riusl t, nuiiaiii lei tin liu.lni'K. In Hi. '
i-iuu New Vim at Hiru Inlrl ir't an I hulh a Am
nu.. ii I in linvi. i -ai Hal nt aliiu inni iniuoi. urn
l pulili.heil in liuisiiaiii-eur 'vcticin IS1. ArtL'l. IT- S
of the UauUug Law of tho tttato uf .ow York. S
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