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II CARLSBAD WATER
L The Oreat Natural Remedy In Catarrh
of the Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Clout and Rheumatism.
t. Dr. B. Hofmcisler, in a lecture
i , ' read before the London Medical
; Society, says: "The usefulness of
the Carlsbad Water has been thor
(' oughly established in diseases of
the stomach. The unnatural mo
" tionsof the stomach causing pres
f. sure and belchings, the irritation
of the intestines resulting in
catarrh of the bowels, and the
. inflamed mucous membranes are
K ',e most fruitful of all known
causes of diseases. Out of them
jfcl grow most kidney and liver
m troubles, diabetes, all rheumatic
m affections and gout. I have found
', that the unnatural motions of the
- stomach cease, the intestinal
, troubles become soothed, and
jt health results from the use of
m. Carlsbad Water. The diuretic
gr effect of this water, its quiet ac
. tion upon the lining of the stom
W' ach, and its healing power upon
?,. 'the inflamed intestines are be
ll' yond all praise."
W Beware of imitations. The gen
B nine Carlsbad Water and Carlsbad
'$. , Sprudel Salt must have the seal
5p of the City of Carlsbad and the
L$; signature of "Eisner & Mcndelson
ft Co., sole agents, New York," on
ff every label.
1 A Telephone Message
$ Is sent and reply received
I before a Written Message
I Is started on the way,
I VITALIZING TONIC
I WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES.
TIIK 1I08T PEtlFECT TONIC AND INVIOOIUTOn
E known to medical science. It a perfect cure for
Cineral debility and neatness of all kind,. Alio
Btrrouineis, night snesta, and iraitlng.
All ilrug-glsti.
WINOIIKHTKK & CO., Props.
1 HjinrrniE furniture:
ORIENTAL RUGS,
I FOR SPECIAL DECORATIONS.
r ELEOTMO COill'ASIES HOLD.
f.
fjr Threo ('ampanles Foreclosed In ItroaliljB aaa
ft Knocked Down fop OdO.OOO.
Under foreclosure rocecuIngs Instituted br
tlio Stato Trust Company of this city, all tho
t- roal estate, chattel, franchises, and plants of
, tho Stnto Klcctrlo Llaht nnd Power C'omtmnj-.
Ii the Amsterdam Klectrlo Iilght. Heat and Power
i Company, tho Louis Kaposlto and John Simmons
I Company were sold nt tho Iteal Estate Exchange
I ln 'ISPK'K1 Wtcn,; lo ' Chauncoy Anderson
R 'or 33.0IK. Mr. Anderson represented tho Am
iss, ster Ism Company Unit lias a lien on tho prop
m erty for about 1.000 000. Tho trust company
J&t noldninortiriiBooii tho various oompantrs for
I? J!r14;fKK., J"Vlco. "nynor. In the Hupreme
rif ( ourt ln llrooklyn, hnd donled a motion for tin
B Injunction to restrain tho foreclosuro proceed
X& Iiibs and a motion inudo hy a stockholder In the
R -. .?"l0 Company nslctnir for an Injunction re
jfc struinlnc tho operation of the Amsterdam Cont
ra psny as tho successor of the State Company. In
'& which l)i alleged that tho Amsterdam Company
hail acquired the property of the StataCompany
St V? f HV1'1 on he part of Noah I Cocheu. the
i, President of tho latter company.
;v tluslne.s Troubles.
SB The SherilT recolved yesterday an attachment
M, against Charles Selbach, dealer In men' fur
's. Dishing coods at 110 nnd 02 West Ilroadwny, for
.$ I? 1,000 In favor of Frederick Gcrken for rent.
flj1 "When the Sheriff arrived at thostoroan auction
JR. n, "? J,1.1 "'"Bros', hut It was promptly
M "topped. TheHhcrlirBorved the attachment , on
VK It Orcenrf aid, who It was aald had a hill of sale
$ of tho stock and lluuros. Iln.tlnirs & (llonaou
St put tho Coroner In tho ntoro on n writ of re
m. plovin for all tho Block In lavor of Clrccnwald.
tho amount bolmr placed at tfll.tXH).
Wk j, OoPi'V Hl"rlK Williams took charne yester
AiT flay of tho plnco of business of 8. Salomon ti Hon
f manufneturs of furs n till) nnd H Kast Twelfth
, street.on an execution fur $712 ln fnvor of
2 IxmlsMann. The SherlH found very llttlestock
E to levy upon; about all that was left wero the
E fixtures nnd sen Inir machines. Rpstclnllrothers
E T7iPut tl' t'oronor '" " writ of replevin for
E' 'Wlillam H. Fiero nnd Ida fl. Chubb (William
f II. FlorotCo.).stoamllttersat 3D West 1-ftth
t street, made an assignment yesterday to Henrr
1 1 tw Ohubb, '
I Deputy Sheriff Jlutler received an attachment
Ye 'SV.YXihr BK5'nst Mword U Kendler. druirirlst.
of laril Ilrpadway, .for .70 In favor bf .mURcs-
g son & Itobbins. When tho SherrllT nrrlved at
4 the store an auction sale of the contents was ln
& Droirreas.
ib B- c- Mlasr nuia nestdeaee.
jg;-' H. O. Miner, the theatrical manager, bought a
residence yesterday at Seventy-sixth street and
niverslde Prlve from Florence True, architect
m ana builder. The price paid was $100,000. Tho
St sale was made publio last night by Mr. Winer's
HP stlorneya.
riXANCiAi. utn couujsncijtu
stew Tark Slack Kxekaace-Salas Kav. .
9 ONITKO STATU AKD IITATB BONDS (IN Sl.OOOS).
j' 11 TardebSSsof 1001 Qj
x ciosi.No nuns or UNITID statu rondo.
B bu. Jtkta. jjij. Ai)i,d.
v Ca SI Di, r. Un St IK, r,
h" st pi or O. OS's l6" 114'. 114S,
K Vn St . r, Un St B, o,
J l7 lie's 113 ,M 114 114W
ft Dn8t4a, e, UnSte,r,
1S07 113N 1144 1M 102S
1 Cn Bt u, r, L'n Ht oi. r.
I 10SB 127 1274 ls" 100"4
E Cast 4s, e,
" 127 127lJ
RAILROAD AND OTDSn nONDS f!N tl.OMsX
f 40 Atch adj Is.... 63U 3InKi. B4
10 63', 10 Bj,
10 62s 2 8i,
52" 2MttSRyB.....100l
; 02'. 2 ll04
c c l ilou
r 83Atchnli HO 12Mo.KJtEl,t.. oji
I' S 80U 2MBtI,entH.10C
" HO'r 1 Met El 1st u84
1 1 AmTobscrlp,,, 76 1 Met Kl Sd 103U
: ? U 75'a 1 Mob &o UtN,. 122 4
" 70 BMobftOcnl..., 7 m
jj 7AnNWItt. 83. AMoI'aern 90
6 H3 S! Mil North 1st,
20 llnff 4 I'll until 00 ": 1010 joj
S !i U,'U.N U1..108 1 NorfaoTlil.'.'loe
f a 108' ft.M'prlorlt..,. 00"a
i OllrooltllToi... B7 KJ 00iT
; 1 B8 20 OO's
'f fiHrWWBs... no 24 ,)nV
( 10 Mr Kl lit, tr... Hlu lUNfaecnlSi.... CB
3 CUD tn SiUOV 27 67.
1 1104 lft 67,.
6C.s0nl4,. 77. 3 Serf Wen . 70
a 76 3 N.HntcnrB112
21 77 U WTen 1st. . He
i' :' "' -,?iv '"" 103-.
c' 77 1 NhCtiicul02
: 10 774 1 lo!i
1 1'h. O, It A 3NV,0bU,4sl044
Utin4t 1014 3 104
P 1 C.IIAyinr BH004I a: XV,: Sit II 4.
1 IOOV debcltl 130
1fiC.IIlTs.. . 1171J i.swni 1413
a C, II y deb 6..J 02 1 1 0 N W Ki'IJ, e.... 1 1 31,
3 lliTinl lit, tr 44S lNWefo. jjq
10 43'. 1 N V 1 f deb Bs,
10 43J 1UHU 1164
! 434 10 HO
3Chi: Ignlfi.100 1 NVdB,Syr,1074
60Cnl Or'nvlllo 4 N V.0VcnB4l08
1st 11-14 1 CuloHo 1st.,... 70
10CoCabl.4S.,106 lOSUIa.a..... flo
OColMMIsfclr. 01 10.' 04s
DChleOI,O0o , OOBUlMb.... a5s
'' 1034 1 OImpltt.tr.. 109
CC,l.SII,Ch4.101 lOOre Imp 6s,
3 Cosily litlne 38 SJ lp 30
3 374 OPaoof MolitJ0l4
6 38 0 Hock NlrxOt.. 100
lOOallySdlao. IB 0 flock I.ldsbBi.l 014
6 114 10IUad(al4(.,,. 83
lCOatlyOdlae. 71, B 834
SDenAItOen... 88 2 8B
0 Mill in 1st... 102 7niooWltt,... 81
2 103 0 StPMlnnen.l34,4
3 Detroit Om 8... 00 MPMa,KU dl074
10 004 6 107
10 DON 6StI.nrBs..l00
lKrATIIgnlBs 704 1 St 1' lit C 108
1 71 llRlI'iinl4 104
4KI.1.II8 1st. 100 1 StI'lst,WAMBtll4,
4 Irleprlorbds.. 004 I 1104
2 004 6 Bt I.BWSd..., 27
10 Q0'4 1 AtanP.T Ci,. 00
1 004 16AAPIittl 60
IBKrallenS-K,. 00 12 604
6 004 1 60
2 K Tennis 100 178oll'way6 qo4
1 KdlionE!rnBiU24 17 004
1 l-nltun Kl 111... 304 60 00
10 ft Worm 1st... 68 3 1 00
6 (la Pae lit Soil 20 8 004
8 0enElecdth810B4 14 004
2 lisrlem lit. c.,1074 2 StJAO tuau 074
2Ind,UVlit.l0S4 6Stl'OnycnBi 00
4lronMIBi 834 BTlMit6i 06
0 834 20 T Pae Id la,. 204
1 111 On 4i, I0BV102 1 27
10 Kan I' eon, tr.. 804 10 204
0 804 30 204
10 804 6 20
6 864 6TolOCen Utl014
fl Kin A Tex 4,. H64 6TexNOcn3s 004
6 864 6 07
10 864 2T. CI JtnOi.Ud 80
2 864 7 Un Pas Din.. ..1024
11 KsnT8di.. 60 26 Un Pao CTOi,
0' 684 034ct.pp 41
3 604 14UnlonKltit.tr 80
2 604 31 UP.D(I 1st.
12 Knox ft o lit. .116 tr 40
4KC, PAOliU. 704 2 UalsthBi ..1124
lflLsdedeO lit,. 101 lOWablit 1064
26I.E Wlit.,.,1 10 1 106
2LthValoCNT 1 Vb vd 77
lit 1024 2 WK Y Al'atnl 40
6 Lake8horaS4H044 0 Wis Cea tit, t r 33
Total salei of railway boads (par valus). SI, 000,000.
RAILnOAD AND OIHKR BttArtES.
Optn fiiah Toir- Clotfnp s
Sales- Ina. nt. ft. BU. AtU.
we8B7Amnn.,1334 1334 120 1304 1304
eiBAmsrtpH04 1104 110 1004110
BSSBAmSH. 04 04 8 84 84
SOTOAmSMp 244 26 IB 21 23
BlAmCabl 024 024 024 024 044
lBOOAmTos. 70 70 784 78"t 70
410 ATobpfl004 110 1004 100 112
SAmEx.,117 117 117 115 118
TBOAmCOIl 214 214 18 184 20
lOAmCOp 764 764 764 714 734
1070 Atcb.T
BFe.... 124 124 124 124 124
B700 Atcb.T
srsp.. 27 27 264 204 204
tOOAArbpt BB 28 28 27 31
SO Bruna.tr 34 34 34 34 44
IBdDaltftO 124 124 124 124 13
9ft Tft flavutn fti. e, . ..
-v.vu u -, ,-p -4 -4 u
ISBuDr'kltT 311, 3iv, 311, 31 32
llBDUn 0.1224 1224 1224 122 123
ItOOCsnSo.. 624 624 614 614 624
SlOCsnPao,
ISO.... 804 804 804 804 81
S00 Conies. 28 28 2c) 26 36
118S4CbOtW 124 134 114 114 114
lOOChOt W
pf. II... 234 234 234 20 23
S070Cbrio 204 204 20 204 201
too Ch Kl 634 634 63 624 644
IDOCAKIp 05 05 06 04 07
KSSOChleOsi 06 964 024 044 044
1130 C,0. C
StI 314 32 304 314 32
I00C.C, C
StLp.. 80 80 80
44BBCNWH84 110 117 1174 118
484KB C.DJ. 024 02". 804 014 014
43inBO.UStP 004 OO's 80 00 004
HO CM ft St
Ppf.... 1304 1304 1304 130 140
1BB4BC.R!P 824 83 814 824 824
530 Col Hue!. 204 204 20 204 21
2I0C.HVT. 0 0 64 6 64
UTOConasi.108 108 106 100 1074
100C.I!.. 8 8 8 8 0
10i)C.lI,p 20 20 26 26 20
4088 DkIIurt.no 110 100 1074 108
or.OD.I,W152 162 1604 160 163
xg&ODetOai. 61 604 61 66 674
ltiODRO. n 11 11 J04 114
UODftRDp 43 434 424 424 434
eSUErl.nR 144 144 144 144 14-4
bOBF.rlelitp 36 36 34 344 344
lOOErlexdp 184 184 1 b4 184 104
lOOEftTII.. 26 26 26 23 26
noou.iiF.leo 314 314 314 314 314
17i!0 IllCent. 004 004 074 084 00
:i00 1listl. 384 384 37 37 38
BOIaCenp 284 284 284 284 284
IU0KC,P0 23 23 23 3 26
MOI.EAW 16 16 144 16 164
H70I.KWp 674 674 064 664 00
17I.aktSblOU 100 160 1074 100
IBVOLacIOai 404 404 30 304 40
IflUSOUu N 62 634 614 63 63 4
H3 10 It in Con 084 084 044 004 004
100 Hln Iron o04 664 664 60 67
lOOMetStRylOl'. 1014 1014 1004 1014
200MlchCenl014 1014 1014 1014 1034
12B70MoPa.. 274 284 264 204 2(14
lx50IIo,KT 124 124 124 114 124
413bM.KTp 204 304 20 30 304
S00MobO 24 24 24 23 2-14
14llBNJConl 874 874 814 824 824
BDVOSY Cent 1064 1064 1034 1044 106
lxS.tI.eail 324 324 31 314 314
snBN.illpl014 1014 1014 100 101
BBONorAtn. 4 4 4 3'. 4
ICO NY, C
St 1.1 p 73 73 73 73 80
100KY.C
St 1.2 p 32 38 32 314 34
IONY.SY j04 los l(Jla lfl 7
7xB N V. S
Wpf... 20 204 284 284 20
4B0NWp 414 414 404 404 41
lB7BNorPae. 17 17 104 104 17
1447BNPaop. 61 614 404 60 604
SI07BOatW 164 164 144 144 16
IBOOrelmp
ll. 12 12 12 IB 16
SSBOIUNpf 004 604 004 06 08
11V0 OraM.. 18 18 174 174 184
144BPaeM.il 20 204 284 284 20
B06PulPlC107 167 1654 1064 107
4dS0r.CC
81 !-.. 32 32 204 314 324
SOOP.C.C
StLp.. 60 00 024 044 66
4oornnRRuo no no 1004110
SO People'.
OL0 034 034 034 044 044
B7B0 Reading 204 204 104 20 204
B740Rcadlp 40. 404 44 444 444
lOltRtadSp 264 264 244 24" 254
100 8t!.HWp 04 04 04 0 04
81BBStl'o, 704 704 724 744 744
IOStPOpl40 140 140 140 146
SOOSoPae.. 104 104 104 10 20
70USoltny, o 04 0 84 04
800.1 So Hyp. B84 284 274 274 28
aoosutai
litp... 42 42 41 42 44
fOOSIJAUl
Sdp... 134 134 124 134 15
150 fl I. .l
Klit p. 60 60 404 404 604
BOO Ft I. AS
PMp. 184 184 174 184 10
40SSt.nnT 4" 44 41, 41, 41,
4KHB1CAI., 234 234 224 234 34
HUOTexP.. 104 104 10 104 104
1 1 IBB Un Cc. 204 21 104 104 20
SBxUIMua 74 74 7 oi4 7lj
300UM(ubp 06 06 06 03 07
1080 U SI... 7 7 04 04 74
rosy U 8 1. p , 014 014 684 604 004
4710 Wall p.. 104 174 1(14 104 174
BBWKEx 1004 1004 100 108 110
80SBWtlr.il 864 86 844 864 864
Tin 1I1. lei, 430.651 ili.r..
BOSTON CI.OJ1N0 UUOTATIONa,
W.I. .Oteif, BU. AtUt,
Biw Alt,. .217 OenElrap.. 8 82
PoiftMr.. 1U6 Uo Mou..l314 1324
ChlcJrom. 1074 100 C.I A Heel. 140
yiu-lil.urup 06 Oaceola.. .. 314
New Kut p. feo Qulni-yM...l 104 112
Mext'rn4. 02 rdiuMln... 126 120
Old Colony. 1834 186 Tam.Jr.... 14 16
WKlteoni. 014 02 niitte 10 104
Domin'nC 214 UUUIil... BO
AmrieMTel 260 262 BUO Wd... 064 07
WestKlM., Ul 214 MenenthU1334 134
Wtascirniaiiisitjii.smS'.'j. Ui Jnt.,-3wmKamm' j
rHiUDitrniA ctpsiKo quotations.
BU. AtUi. BIS. A tUt.
UhtxHTal. B44 26 WO I, Co.. 424 43
Pennltn... 644 66 KISDeom. 224 23
crnoft.. IB Risnpf... B6 87
PhllaTrw. 70 71 r!I.I.Pa 10 104
Union Tr 104 104 PIM.APp 38 384
F.PTo.. 704 704 Well Oeom 10 17
Met Trac... 1004 102 WelsOpf.. 06
OTofNJ. 34 36 DsltTract.. 104 104
CTofNJBs 07 074 Msridin.... 144 16
U a Imp Co 80 804
CnlCAOO CWS1N0 QUOTATIONS,
BU. .Ill erf. BU. AHtrd.
SB !."... 06 00 WIBrew... 7 74
AmSlr-bd.. 304 314 MIIBrewpf 27 30
Canal n,. 00 06 W niseult 014 OB
City it'rrsy.226 230 Rt Stable O. 81 28
Dlsm'd H..130 130 WChKtlty 974 084
!.ak8fl." 10 lO-gMitWS... 0
l.lt"I."etf 134 144
tATESr tONPON gtrorATiot&
Atehlion, a p 1 2'iN'orfollc Wpr.n.. 414
C.nsillan Paclfle. . 824 Northern Pai-Mipr., 624
Cheiapeske Oslo. 2 1 4 Ontario West 164
I'.rleeon.aap. . .. 16 Penn.Iani 674
Krlslitpf 30 ilWdlnj, llt.p,.,, 104
Illinois Central ..103 IStPaul 034
Ksniai Texai. .. 1 S4!oulh Raltnsy 04
tke Shore 174 .South Iullnsy pf,. 284
l.u:ivlllo A Mib 644'tlnlon Paclflo. Qll4
New York Central 10841 Wb.upf j q4
Monday. Nov. 9.
The campaign nirnlnst Tallica that lins been In
progres on the floor of iho Stock Kxch hieo for
sereral weeks past was resuruod with n (rood deal
of vigor this iiiorninir. Viewed supertli-lally, tho
bearish element tnndc considernblo progress to
ward Impressing thu correctness of Its flows
upon tho rest of the speculntlvo rnmmunlty. It
certnlnly forced a good deal of liquidation and
probnhly Increased tho number of ventures for
short nccount. Tho nilroeutca if lower prices
must, honevcr, ho coitnlrnnt of tho fact that
their success Is duo larg-olv to the Indlfferenco
or tho ncqulesceuco of Iho ninny substan
tial Interests that are lnrgo onners of
securities and that control Important cor
porations. It Is hardly coneolrnhle that
such of those Interests as uro frequently
actlro in tho market have been intimidated by
their purely speculative opponents or nlnrnied
by sansatloniil reports of posalblo International
complications growing out of tho condition of
affairs in Cuba. Neither aro they seriously dis
turbed by tho near approach to tho assembling
of a sossion of Congress that will bo Incapable of
coming to an agreement upon any subject except
appropriation bills. All of tho matters referred
tonroinagnltted and distorted for spoculallTO
purposes, nnd by no ono moro adroitly nnd ef
fectively than by the Interests that sold their
extensive holdings of securities two or threo
months ugo, nnd nro now bent upon recovering
them upon advnntngeous terms. They have
succeeded In hiding themselves and their opera
tions behind operators of a more openly profes
sional character, and aro foremost In attribut
ing declines which they secretly help to bring
about to liquidation.
Tho best Informed peoplo In Wall street, those
whose interests bring them constantly In touch
with tlnnnclnl and political movements that
nre not generally and thoroughly understood
until tney havo beon completed, know bet
ter than nnv ono else that tho con
stantly repeated suggestions of n collision
botwecn the United .States and Spain have
very little basis In fact. They know,
and If not. tho Information Is herewith con
veyed to everyone that tho present Spanish
-Ministry, realizing, apparently, that It has vir
tually lost tho fight ngainst tho Cuban Insur
genlF, Is now willing to grant them practically
nny concession they may ask short of
absolute independence. It will doubtless
be plsln within n week or ten davs
that tho present Spanish Ministry Is taking
great pains to secure the moral support of tho
United Statos for a system of exceedingly lib
oral autonomy In Cuba. It is because the larger
dealers In securities are satlsllcd with tho pres
ent condition of iifTalrs outside of Wnll streot,
nnd confident of tho future of tho business of
the country, under nn Administration which is
committed without reservo to mnko a rec
ord for conserving nnd advancing Industry
and enterprise, that they aro desirous of
depressing tho prices of securities to a
level upon which a structure of hnndsomo prof
its can confidently be built. They cxperlenco
no dinicully in securing nil tho money required
for their various undertnklngs, nnd thero nro no
indlrntlons of nn netlvo money market, even
though Congress mny exhaust itself in discussing
various plans of currency reform, for tho banks
and the Treasury aro plethoric with gold, nnd
tho nmount on hand is certain to bo addod to In
itio increasing production of tho United States
and adjoining countries and tho further de
mands for broadstulls that will be made upon
this country before the end of the present crop
year.
The opening of tho stock market was fairly
strong, being influenced by tho rally that was In
progress at tho closo on Saturday, by a higher
range of prices for American securities In Lon
don, nnd by moderate purchises by foreign arbi
trage houses. Theso circumstances, however,
wero Jsoon offset hy the execution of a benr pro
gramme which Included first usharpdriveattha
anthraclto coal stocks. Tho attack was es
pecially directed against Jersey Central. The
other members of tho group were simply treated
to what mny bo describod as desultory sklr
niMilng. After Jersey Central began to yield
tho bear forces were directed against Sugar
Kenning, whero some effective work wns
done on the supposition that the development
of tho beet sugar Industry In California
nnd the consequent transfer of a part of the
Hawaiian product to refineries on tho Atlantic,
coast mny prove to be detrimental to the Amor
lean Sugar Heflnlng Compnny. llefore noon,
nnd In thoabsonceof any news explaining the
movement, tho forcos that desire lower prices
had thoir opponents upon tho run. Some of tho
less active stocks, notably American Spirits pre
ferred, Omaha, nnd Manhattan Hallway, had
been dopressed several points.
Kellof camo from an unexpected quarter,
namely, in a decision of Iho Supreme Court of
the United States ln tho case of tho Interstate
Commerce Commission against tho Cleorgln
Central nnd Alnbama Midland Ilailroad Com
panies, involving the power of the Com
mission to rnforco absolutely the long
and short haul clause of tho Interstate Com
merco law. This caso had been pending so
long and upparently attracted so lltt onttention
when It was argued, that tho decision of the
Court in favor of the railroads came as a sur
prise to the Street andolTsettueillsappolntment
experienced earlier In tho day becauso tho Court
did not hand down Its decision an to the
constitutionality of tho Nebraska Maximum
Itato law. The delay In handing down that
decision was construed as circumstantial evi
dence that tho Court is still In doubt rcgnrdlng
tho measure mentioned. Tho decision rendered
to-day would seem to dispel doubts upon that
point, for in addition to establishing nn impor
tant principle in favor of tho railroads It can
logically ho rcgardod ns forealindowlng nn
oquully sound opinion In a caso whero a Htnte
endeavored practically tu (onllicnte tho rail
roads for thu bonellt of its illlr.cns.
Tho ileclblou of the Supremo Court and tho In
ference drawn from It stimulated a sharp rally
that carried Ihc prices of many stocks back to
within a small fraction of the final prices of Bat
urdoy. This Has conspicuously true of St
l'aul, Chirago (las, Chrsnponka and Ohio,
Western Union, ami of Soulho n Hall
way preferred. In ft mini her of others
among them C. 11. nnd (Juincy. Mlsmiun I'm llle.
Northern Pncltlo preferred, and I'liiun I'niillc,
the net declines wero less than 1 V cent, A fen
stocks closed fully up to or sllithtl) abovo tho
final prices of Saturday, notably ltoo Island,
l-iulilllo and Nushvllle, Missouri. Kansas
anil Texas, Tennessee Coal nnd Iron and
Wabash preferred. Sugar Hetlning, which led
the list in respect to activity, recovered moro
Hum half ut its maximum lots. In fuel, the
only atoi'kivi-olilng noteworthy utteulioii llint
closed materially lunur thmi on Saturday ns
Jirsej Central, Tho attack upon tho authr.t
cllo shares was, of lourse, limed upon Iho
unaatl.rnetnry condition of the trade resulting
from uuscHsoimblu weather. Tho oxu-ptlunul
strength of tho Southern group was readily
explained by tho raising of practically nil
quarantines throughout tho South, which
yl permit the urgo amount ol cotton
that has been held back lo move to mar- I
',kt t Is well worlh notlntf thst slthotigU
tho msrket wns decidedly weak In the morning
H?Vf,i11 ,llr' number of stocks did not sell, book
to the lowest prices recorded for them last Fri
day, Oncovcrlngof shorts and modernte pur
chases by commission bouses the market .closed
steady at n material recovery from tho lowest
prices.
foiiw Mlcs COInParo wl,u lho,c of S'"""" s
A'ois n. .Vup, g, t'ov. 0. A"or. " ,
A,TRFe, 124 12n HoPscltle.. 274 204
A,T8Fp 204 204 Sat Lead... 32 32
AmCotOII. 204 IB NorffcWp 404 404
Amnnf..ia8 130a, sweom...ll0 1174
AmSItcfp.no no N Pao com. 17 104
AmTob..,. 7Bi4 7Q4 ,siapf... 604 60
AmftpM... 0 84 NYCent...l06 1044
Brook It T.. 3i, 314 x J Cent... 874 824
C,C.CStL 3" 3i4 0mabarora 704 74
C.Bq.... 02 014 0ntW... 164 144
Conaai....i07i4 107 IjioMall... 204 BB'.
Chei0... 204 204 P" PCar.,107 1064
ChleOaa... 04 044lltoekIilanJ 824 824
ChOW.... 12 us. Heading.... 204 204
nelHud.. 1004 1074 lead litpf 454 444
Krl 144 144 stPcom.,. 004 004
OtnElee... an, 3 .n'tray .. 0 04
Illinois Cen )D4 084 lfwV P 28 274
KanTsx. 124 124St!.HVp. 04 04
KsnfcTpr. 204 304 Tex.iPAe.. 104 104
f.ou Naib 63 634 TC.l ... 234 234
Lake 8hnrel004 100 Un Pse.... 204 lO'o
l,RWritt 14 16 ItSI.e.thp 004 00
!.EVpf 074 004 WabMhpf. 104 174
'"do 11 304WUnTl.. 864 854
MonliCnn 084 004
(loveniment liondi weak. Tho 4s of 1112.1 nnd
tho fis closed ' V cent, lower bid onch. Itnll
way and other Ixinds Irrcgulnr. Tho features
wore American Tobacco Scrip, lliookljn Klc
11led lulu, t, r., Cln-s ipeako and Ohio general
'.' -1 Clilrngu Terminal lsts, t. i'.. Detroit (las
As, hrlo prior 4h, Fort Worth and Denver City
lsts, hiilcdo tins IsIh, Kansas I'nclllc consols.
t. r., Oregon Short I.lnu Incomes A. Atchison
and Northern I'm lllc Issues. Tho moro Im
portant net neclincs were In Atchison adj. 4s,
V cent., to fill; ('lics.inoako nnd Ohio general
ISjs. "-J. to 77H..: Olikngo Terminal lsts,
t. r., 1, to 43'-ji Krlu prior 4s. a, to IKI'h;
Fort Worth mnl Denver City lsts, h. to (IS:
Kansas rnclllc conso s, t. r.. Si, tu b5". and
Northern l'.trillc general 3s, ' V ccnl., to r7'.
I he noteworlhv ndvntues wore In American
lobacco scrip. 1 V cent,, to 711: llrooklrii Klc
vn ted lsts. t. r., l'u, lo Hl.j; Detroit ilasris,
lrt, to IKfrt; hacicdo (Ins lsts. 4. to 1(11, nud
Oregon Short Lino incomes A, Ht V cent., to 6 1'n.
In hank stocks lOshnresof Centrnl National
Bold nt 1(10, VM Hhurcsof Nlnlli at US, and 1(0
shares of Tradesmen's nt 10'.'.
Commercial prlco of bar silver In New York,
67'(ic. llnr nllver in Ixmilon closol nt Utllid.
Moxlcan silver dollars wero quoted nt a:iu
Kxports to Kuropo to morrow 410,000 ouuees
Money on cnll, 15irJ Vcent. Tltno money Is
quoted: Sixty dnjs, 'J.j V cent.; three nnd four
months, 3 v cent., nnil six months, 3a.f4 l eont.
on good mixed Stock Kxehntige collateral. Com
merclnl puper Is iiuoled: rriino Indorsed bills
receivable nt 4t(41-j V cent., prlmo sing o namcH
U141314V cent,, nnd good names at 44t5
cent.
Sterling exchange opened firm, but closod with
a little easier tone oil 11 better supply of bills
drawn ngnlrfst shipments or cotton from South
ern ports. Continental nxihnnge nlso opened
tlrm. but cloicd dull, l'ustcd asking rotes for
sterling uro: Slt dajs, 4.h:i4, nud slglit,
l.8(l'-j. Actual rales are: Umg blllH, iW.H'a
WS.4.Hi!: sight drafts, g.4.r)A-j, and cable trniia
fcrs, 1a4.tl.Vt1. Francs are qiioted at .V-'OVrt.VJO
for long nud fi.lSUM.'i.lrf'a rur short: rclchs
marks. IllVlMU. for lone nnd onUvtHAVi for
short: gulldcm. 40i' 10 1-1(1 for long nud WUot
411 ft-Kl for short.
Domestic exchnngo on Now York: lloilon -&
Bcentsdlscouii. mid par. Cliurlcston lluylng
'h illseount: selling, par. Savannah - lluylng,
1-10 olT; helling, par. Now Orleans- Hank, pur;
commercliil, l.tifl discount. Sun Framisio
Sight, 17-..ents preiiiluin; telegraph, 'JO cents
premium. St. Imls-'.Ti cents dlsinuut bid.
offered nt par. Chicago- t;o cents promium.
Clnclnunti-Ilelweeu banks, par, nnd o or coun
ter, 30 icnts preiniiim.
(ilucoso Sugar ltetlnlng common Is quoted at
ilPjvCI.Vl. nnd tho preferred nt !U)1ir)li..;
Standard Oil Trust certificates closed at 3H7,2J
33h'.j. Metrnpulltaii Street Hallway consoll
dated mortgage .Is nt 1 lO'strtuoi.,; American
Mulling nt Utt'tlMI, nnd pniferrod nt 70irt7ll;
Central Union (las .Is. lOlifflOlLj; Standard
(las, common, ut 131)31 It!, utnl the urcferrcd at
14(ldtlt!l: Mutual (Ins ut itlOrfliUO; Syrnceso
(las at -'Jirt'j4.
Tho nil-rail roBt-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week wero .r0,t!tl7
Ions, ngainst rs.7'J'.! tons the previous week and
(!S, (lt4 tons tho corresponding week of the pre
vious) ear.
Tho weekly statement of avcragos of tho
hunks in the Metropolitan district. Including
tho banks of New York city, IlrnoUin, Jersey
City, llobokcn. nnd Staton Island, which nre
not members of tho New York Clearing House
Association, but which dear through somo of
the members, is as follows:
Oi-f. 30. .Voi C. ClianQtl.
Loans, ill. ,
lnv'.til....tS0.TU4,:i0O S50.8IH,000 Inc. s:'ooo
Dep llh
('. II. rgl. S.4S1.000 8.011,800 Drc. 4011,800
pep. b'Wv
tr. l-o's .. 8,42(1,100 S.544.BOO Dec. 184, SOO
Nit dep'ts (11,1112,000 (13,01,400 I)rc.l,I40.ilno
Clrviil'tlon. l,!lilt,iC( l.:ios,400 tne. S.ildu
l.ptf. leu.
b'k uotei. :t,8s,,soa .i.nno.non ivc. 215,1100
Specie.. . ..12.SilO u.uil l.llilil In". M.Tcin
burp, re've. 1, (1117,000 1,10.1,100 Pre 44'l,OAO
lt'illwav gross earnings for October compiro
with thoso of tho same mouth of last jeur as
follows:
('..('. C. ft SI. Louis Sl.SCO.OOO Ine SHO.nss
Kllnt ft 1'ero JUrquette.... ail4.."sil inc. 47.T4M
l.uulsvllle, llt-nd ft St, L... 67,70a Inc. ltl.42'.'
Umim rieilrlo ltullwat Iftl.osl Inc. 91,:i.Vi
New York Ceniral 4,'.'5:i,ll7 Inc. 10,1,11,111
I'lltlburg ft Western '87,224 lue. 44,:l72
The Mexican Nationnl Itailrond reports gross
earnings for September of $47'J.!lo!. a decrenso
of st.'J8,H()(l nscompared with the same month of
last j ear. nnd net 8S.(l!l'J. n decrenso or (!(!,
1W7. For tho nine months ending Sept. 30 tho
gross enrningswero 4,4(11,(140, an Increnso of
$700,(1:11 ns compared with the corresponding
period of last ear, and net $1,0312,37, nn In
creaso of $10U,'JU(i.
, The Now York. New Hnvcu and Hartford
Itallroad Company reports for the quarter ended
Sept. 30:
.1807. IROil. Changer.
Orniie.rnlnKII8.H4.M50 S7,w2.n32 Ino.452.218
Oper.exp'iei 4,1140,224 5,070.511 Dee. llii.2M7
Net e.rnlnit S3,38,ti2il S2.H22.42I Inc.S570.ri0.1
Other Income.. Ill, 1112 110,085 Dee. 7k,s,im
Total. $3,430.1 1H 2.0:i2,44 Ine 41)7,072
Fixed chargea. l,570,ai) 1.503,1174 Ine 12,010
SurplUI 11,853.828 Sl.308,772 Ine t4H6,0SU
The balance sheet shows cash on hand 5.3(i7,070
and a profit and loss surplus of (I,(I73,4S3.
The Doston and Maine Itnll road Company re
ports for the quarter ended Sept. 30:
18117. 180. Chnnam
Oroiiaara,iri.,5.ii03.8til 6,r.l2.240 Ine. S163,42
Oper.expenaci. 8,747,041 8.7t0,ilsu Ine :u!232
Net eara'gi.$l.l17,50 S1.7U5.500 Ine, SI 22.300
Otbrrlncoma. 121,712 107,570 Inc. 14)141!
Total net.. ..le.oiis.Hrta SI. 00:1.1:10 Inc. $130,582
Charges 1,3411,400 1,82,783 Inc. 5;o8l
Surplus $0110, 1U 0 (010,345 Inc. $711,851
Tho balance sheet shows cash on hnnd $L lt!l .
654 and a prollt nnd loss surplus of s)l.01t!,45d.
The Duluthniul Iron ltaugo Itallroad Company'
roports gross earnings for r-cptember of :i.17..
J40. an increase of $1611,478 ns I'umparcd with
tho saino month of last enr. and for tho nine
months ending Sepu 30 of ' '.'J7..'ihj nn
Incresso of 4.18,3U8 ns compared with
'ho eorroipondlng period of last Jrnr.
Asthorondisoperutrd for less IhanSotiecnt.
of Its gross curiilngs. It nppears thnt tho net
earnings for tho nlnn months referred to
nbovo wero approximately 1, 113,7(14. ,8
Iho earnings for October, which havo not
yet beon olllcially reported, wero on tho
same scale nH for tho previous months of tho
jenr, the Indications nro thnt the company will
earn about four times the iimount of Its tlrst
charges, that Is, taxes nnd Interest on tho tlrst
mortgage bonds, aggregating 3(10,000, during
tho present o.ilendiu-) 0 ir.
Tho Missouri, Kansas and Toxas Itallroad
Company has begun Iho publication of Its net
earnings by giving those lor the llrst quarter of
tho current fiscal year, nnd they will ho followed
by tho publication ever) month of net earnings.
II15 nhuwlng for tho quarter ending Sept, 30 is
as follows: (iross earnings. KMip-YJa.; opera
ting expenses unit laves. 5.1,0111.11:1:1; net earn-
L'lftlsSiP"""-.1! I"''-"S' " honds nnd rentals,
IsSSlUUi!; nirpliis, i.U3n,()t,
u.T,1i 'P.ls'.tratisnclloiii In various shares on tho
Stock I'.xclinngn laxt week wero l,(i:!(l,IM I. a
doercKucof-IIIU.lT.'islnresnscompa red with the
cprreipondlng week of Inst year. The transac
tions"' Stato and railroad bonds nggrcgnted
7,OIK,300. a decrease of ti7,:i8,(XM. fck"-lnlcu
Tho receipts of tho I'lilUd Stiles Treasury to
in,i',!,i'i: CHstomii.t4lli.tll I: iniormil revenue,
SOUMUtl; iiilsiellanious. IH,t8l, Tot.il, l..
4.ll,'.04. Tho dlKhiirsemenls wero $l,SlHt,not),
2" oxeess of expenditures oer receipts of tltH,.
..111. Iho receipts lor tho llsi-nl year to dale have
,,,,,,;,,,,J'-B,i,,.'''!xPt,nilUiire.tH.VJ.OS7,5!cll:
dellclt,lH0,8-.'0,;iy:. .-".
Theiiltlcliilrutiut of tho cash 111 tho Treasury
nt I lie close of huainees lodnyiloes nat show iho
prcbeiicejet nf Iho panicnt niaitii bv tho Iteor
gun lallon Couiuilitcouf the I'nlon I'acille Hail
rimtl l uinpiiii) for Iho properly purchaseil at
loiccliuuio iiilo a week ago, Coinparod with
Hulurdujr'atuuiitit lsnsrollimi.
J., deolnnnil bullion. . .154,ft41,iiOU $154,010,609
hlliril(illorsndbiilllun 14, . 1:1ft V4U 15,528 171
I nltnl Mates uole. 1111,3:13,857 tlll.45B.227
t",'".r,!l.",e' ' demand
ll.bllllle. 3.074.108 '4,014,750
At. liable rath balance
hlu'linggiiJreere $204,437,3111 $205,501,281
Money In lndoutli-jV cent. Itates of discount
'.'.PI'" ujarkef lor I nlh short and threo months'
bills. 12 i;ilii,.i-jTH ji tom, c.,ri. aiivices quote 3
V cent at 103 Irancs .10 centimes. Exchangoou
Ixiudon sa frnius 17a centimes.
The sales 0f mining stocks at th Nsw York
Coniolldsteil tfteck SMtd I4)trolum Kichanrs to
day nsra as follows! ""
OP' loa. Low Claa.
"nes. A'on. 4. eit. nt. .
loootlarcelona 03 .03 ,03 .03
f.OO Creeds CCk.. .06 ,05 ,06 .06'
l40Fortnna.ll.12411.124 1 1,124 11,124
1000 Mollis Olbson... .10 ,10 ,10 .10
I uoo Pharmacist 10 ,lo ,10 .10
Total salts, 3,040 thins,
coMMxnoiAr, co.vrp.vu.
Monday, Nov. 8. Qiiain Wheat-Spot ws$
In fair dsmand snd wenker. Saics 612,000
hush., Including 60,000 No. 1 hard Mnnltoba to
day nnd 00,000 lato Saturday on private terms
hero, 24,000 No. 2 hard winter, IMl.ooo ungradod
rod and spring, 240,000 No. 2 red lato Saturday
on prlvato terms for export nt tho oulports.
Free on board afloat: No. 1 Nnrlhcrn spring,
Now York, (1740,! do. Diiluth, 1184c.; No. a hard
winter. Ollc: No. 2 red. 11114c.! No. 1 hard Du-
I tit It. $1.01. Futures decllnod lc, to 114c, but
recovered part of tho loss. Future sales 7.21I.V
000 busn., as follows:
Sal.
Opening. Jllghtit, Loireif. Cloning, Night,
Novemtier .. .. .. H.is U7
December. 1104 04 Oil imp. u74
January ..tin". tins. 11ns mis. 073,
May. . ..034 03", 034 11.14 1144
Il.rley Was Heady. Now feeding, 28284c.. emt
ami freight tolluffalot malt lug, 4Om50c. asloiiuallty.
Kye Was dull. Ht.tr. B0(51e.l No. 2 Writeln, 5IH4
B04u cost .nofr.lght tn buffalo. Corn Himt wai
nrm and fairly wtlve. Hsle. 484,000 blub , lu( ludlng
10,000 yellow and 2(18.0011 No, a mixed here, and
L'on.ooo du. at ths outports on private term, for ex
port. No. 2 mixed In elevator, 111 40. Kuturoi de
clined 4c. to 0,0, hut recovered It. Knluro salei
075,000 buih. ai followi:
Sat.
Opening. Hluhttt. Lou-eif. Cfoitnc;. Sight.
nccember.:il4 :il4 1114 ni"s MO.
U.y 344 354 344 33
Oati-Spot was 4e. higher. Sales 114,000 buh.. In
cluding 50,000 No. V mixed and no.000 heavy while
on private terms for export No. 2 white, 274e. No.
lino., 2OU0.1 No. U white clipped, 2He.i No. 3 do.,
27e.i No. 2 mixed, 2Sc.i No. 8 no., 244e.i rejected
do, 28e i do. wblte, 25e.i No. X mixed, delivered,
HUM track mixed. 25Gt27c.i do. wnlte, 14.000 at 27
(432c. KLturc. were .trouger. I'ulurc tales none.
.'of.
Opening. Hlgheit. ureif. Cloitnc;. Sight.
December. . .. .... ., . 244 244
Thli Ii the visible supply!
.Voe. H, Weetr'. Sov. 7,
18U7. CAiintiri. 1NU8.
Wheat, buih. 2ii,OH2,ooo tne 2,i)8h,ooo flii.uoil.noo
Corn, hush.... 45,1011.000 Dee, HOA.noo 10,001.000
O.U, liusll.. .15,8311,(100 Inc. 475,000 12,413,1100
lt)e, buih 3,818,000 Ine. 1,000 2,070,000
Il.rley, bu.li 4,115,000 Inc. (173.000 5,042,000
The New Vork .tuck Is as follows:
A'oc 0. Hrl4 hot: 7,
1807. Changet. I8UR.
Wheat, buih. 3.541.43.1 Ine. 008,100 7.1D2.24I
('urn, bush. !ll,3tl7,tltl) Dec, 4110,5110 4,0(4,1113
O.U, buih . 3.8.I8,81!I Dec. 34,8811 11,1 ir,747
Ityr, blllti. .. 5115,048 Inc. 113,155 473.V0V
Il.rler. bush. 257,734 Inc. 27,028 U40.IIU4
Wheat w. actlvo to day, but wo.k. Foreign houses
iHitb bought and sold here, but the trading was main
ly local. Lower e.nle., more favorable Argentine
crop advices, large Ulark Kea shipment, and a larger
luireaseln the vlilbtu supply than had Ik en extectect
lodiieeil Iik-.I Ituuldatlun, depressleg price.. Mop
to, orders were reached, contrlbiillng to the weak
liens. The market rallied .lightly before the close on
covering of ehorts. but the last price, were practi
cally the loivelt of the day. Liverpool declined
1 4d. to lis,d. Paris wn. Irregular. The world,
shipment, for the week were 8,000,4118 bush.,
against 11,3110.3111 In the prevlum week and
H,5no,ofl0 lut year. The visible mpply In
creiuiril 2,088,000 buih. I,ocal .tncks liicreafted
50.1.400 bll.li. lo 11.5:11.200 l,uli. Corn declined
early, but recovered the loss. Llveriniol declined
4l. The vbdble aupnly d-crvimcl hii5,noo butb.
Chicago receive 1 45-c ears and expects 000 to-morrow.
The world, shipment wero 2.H23.5UI buib.,
ag.lnst 1,081,103 In the prevloui week, O.tswere
uuiiilnnll) higher. The vulble supplr lucreasid 20.
000 bush. Ch'cago 1 reels eit 370 cars and expects
340 lo imirrow. Chicago. Nov, 8, "Cables and
the itatlatlcm were against the wheat bull to
day. Prices opened under puts and never
not atiov e them. The close .bowed V. to 14c.
low front Saturday. Tho trade was slow and alto
gether without feature. Liverpool was off 1V1 to
lS.d.: Paris, on the other hand, vc.i a little higher.
The only bull help from the opening to the close wa.
the large ctearanrea, eOO.OOO bush. New York
ll.lmed 20 loods for export, not much considering
the break. An Incident was the considerable ship
ment from ladla, 272,000 bush, for the week. The
world, shipment., P.247,000 bush , almost equalled
the week previous and was 700,000 bush, more than
the same week l.st year. Of course. It was true that
II very large proportion of this was from this
.Id-, but Itusatan shipments exceeded 3.000.000
bush. 1 he r.-ce!pts were astonishing, 1 .800.00U buih,
at primary points to-day. against 1.000,000 busb.
last year: 1.038 cars at the two Northwestern points,
against V03. 171 cars here, agalnit to a year ago.
Torre wai an Increase In the Mhle of over 2,000,000
bush . an Increase on assage of 1.280,000 busb., and
a little Increase In (he Cnglbdi visible. 01,000 bush.
It look, as If tomorrow's Increase In the woild'a
visible would I o doubt, last j ear'., possibly 11,000,-
000 bush. It Is going to be hard sledding lor the
bull until tho Northwest movement let. up. Corn
was steadied today by an excellent shipping de
mand. 78 load taken at New York. The elevator
l.cop'o here who own tbe big Hock, were not sell
ing unless they got a good slice of their carrying
charge In advance. Receipt, were 458 cm. wltb (loo
estlm ited for Tueiday. There was a decrease local It
or 020.000 hush., and a decrease In the vlilblo of
85.1.0UU bush. A corn advance cannot go very far
Ju.t ut present. The new crop ti yet to move: stocks
ecirj where are enormous. The shipping demand
looks large only In comparison. It Is not any larger
than It might to be normally. Oats were nrm. They
would do better but for the weakness In wheat and
corn. The shipping demand Is reducing slocks, still
there Is noiuc Incieasn In receipts. 370 cars to-day,
vc lib 3 10 estimated for to-morrow."
l'lcvir. Was weaker, but In fair demand, Sales,
U'.suo bbli.
Barrel. Sacl.
n?"I,,J 13.404 St. 370
hxports B.auu 1C7U0
Winter In tibts. Superfine. $3.10($$3.25; No. 2 extra
$3 noa$3.50:straUhls, 4.00(44.70: patents. $4.85
(.($5.20. t-prlug In bbli Clears, $4.30m$4.50s
slrstghts. $4.70ii$4.UO; patenU. $3(S$5.1B. Mill
reed llran dull hut nrm. Western quote.!, V 100
. 40 It! , 5744.124e.: 110 tts.. 574St!24c.! 80 Bs..
574("24ci 100 .. 724(80c.
Cotton SHit cotton here declined 4c, with sales
or lu2b.le.ror rptnn ng; 1,000 were delivered on
contracts. Middling uplands. 5'hC.. against 8 3-loc.
last year; New Orleans and (lulf, 114c., against 8 7-lllc
!at)rar. Norfolk and Augusta declined t-lflc.: list
tlmore declined i.e. Now Orleans sold R.ooO bale.
Norfolk 2.140, Augusta 744, Savannah 600. and St.
Louis 400 bales. Liverpool wa. unchanged on the
not, wltb sales of 12.000 balesi future, there de
clined 1 4 to 2 point.. In Manchester yarn offers were
icarce; cloths. otTeratoo low. Augusta received to-d.v
2,(1114 hales, against 3,018 last week and 2,202 last
J ear; Memphis ll.huo, against 0,001 last week and
6.382 last year.St. Lotil. 1,751, agaln.t 1.51 1 tut week
and 573 tut year: Houston. l:l,t70. ag.lnst u.oos lost
week and B.uOU last vear. Augusta shipped to-day
3,327; M. Liuls, 5,000, and Houston, 10,021 bales
Houston expects to morrow 25,400 to 25,700 bales
against 18,682 last week and 14,740 last ye.r. New'
Orleans expect. 80,0011 to 34,000, against 23,178 l.st
week and 1 8,844 last year. The port receipts to-day
11 ere 08.070 bales, ag.lnst 00.1 10 last week and 40 -751
last year; thus far thti week 134,838, against
122,000 thus far Iat week. The exports from the.
1 oris approxlmitcd 55.000 bale.. New Orleans de
clined b to 0 points. Future, here declined 8 to 0
tiolnts, closing eaay. with aale. of 170,000 bates
Tbe future trading was as follow.: '
Clmlna. Itighett. Loire tl. Satet.
November. 5.51Ih5.II0 6.04 5 58 5 400
Il.'Cember 5.50i45 00 5 03 5.50 o'soo
January S.U4C4 .. C..0 out 7o,7ou
February R.A845.tV.' 5.74 0.68 4,100
Mirch 5.72W.1.73 5.7U 0.72 42.500
April 6.70(1.1.78 b.sa 5.70 20.000
Mar 5.81(45 80 D.l-H 5.81 30,400
June .1. ... 87 5 08 n.85 1,800
July s.uoas.ui 5.118 s.vo 4,000
August 5.031,(5 04 0.00 6.05 4,500
bepteuiber (A , 5.07 5.07 1. 100
The downward movement of cotton prices wa. re
sumed again to-day. Under pressure to sell for
huutheru and local account price, opened lower and
slowly declined, closing at about the lowest figures of
the d vy, Llvcritoo! was low er for futures, the weather
lu the South wa. warmer and the receipt, at tbft
port, and the principal Interior towns were heavy,
white the estimates for New Utlean. and Houston to
morrow w ere large. Htop loss enter, were caught on
tbe way down, contributing to the weakneH. Spot
cotton here and at theboutb was lower. Tbe export,
from the ports wore heavy and London bought here,
but the Learlsb factors outweighed all bulllih dec el
cipmenta. The u,uant!ty to come Into light for the
week Is estimated at 600,000 bales. The Signal Ser
vice predicts showers or rain to-nfght In most secllous
of the cotton belt and frosts In Texas, Oklahoma and
tbe Indian Territory.
Cnr lk Kla iii the ipot wu .t.adleri No. 7, (T,e.
bales 500 b.gs No 7 at tlc; 1,000 bags Nus. 7 ami 8
to arrive at OV'.l 2,000 bags Nos. 0 and 7 to be
shlpived at OVe., cost and freight, and 1,800 bag.
Maracalbo on private terms. The future trading wa.
a. follows:
Sale. lllghett J.oirett. Clotlng.
February .. 1,600 6 115 6.05 fi.65u5.H0
March 8,000 6,85 5,75 6.(150(5.70
April SOU 5,113 6,7.1 0.705.78
May 19,000 5.01 6.75 0.73(S.H0
June 260 6 00 & till 6,NO(5.8S
July 730 1100 ll.OO 6.85(5.00
August.. ., 1,000 11. 111 ti.io h.ooan.o;,
September. 4,250 0,1.1 0 00 n.05.0.00
OotolK-r , 4,750 0,13 II Oil 6.0.1UI1.00
December.. 0,000 3.03 6,45 5.40(6.43
Futures here declined 30 to 40 points, closing weak
after sales or 43,250 bags. Havre declined 'if. Ham
burg di-elllied 4 pfg. Itlo vtulnrctlw, with price,
and exch.nge unchanged: receipts 24.000; stock
420,000, Santos was uulet and uuchaugedt receipts
20.000; .ink 1,107,000, Dli.ppolntlug ebbs and
lllicral Helling for Kurot-ean and lot'iil account caused
tbe ilrcllne here to-d. The world, visible supply
on Nor. 1 w as 0,205,000 b.gs, an Increase of 201,784
hags.
I. ilETAfjc Iron Pig Iron warranta wero reryijulet.
Spot. Noc ember aud December. $H 00 $7i January.
$ii.M.K7.0.1i February, 7(7.1iii March. $7 flic
S7.I6, April and Ms), $7 ll7 20. Cupiier Flat
8ot, Nc.cember and Dtcmber, lO.H.'xrllr. Lead
We.k. Spot, 3.h5.3.0l'c , Not amber and Decem-l-er,
S,s14-,3 874c. Tin Very quiet Spot, Nov em
ber tint December. 1 I n.'xc 1.1.73.'. Spelter-Dull at
4.l()(4l.20c for spot, Nurenilr and Deiemlier
-Saci.Sii)ki Vulct butsiealy spirits of turpen
tine. 3iii;Pii-,c. c'uinmuu to good strained rotn,
$1.40(u 46.
PkTiioLir rx Crude cerilllr.tfa were unquoted here
and In (lit city, Keflntd tiiioir.l at 3.4uc. here, In
Philadelphia, 5 3.V.) L,itiths. 3 30c.
Time moss Lard dull but stead) Prime, $4.55,
Pork firm but Inactlie. New mess, $Uiu,26; do.
old, $s 8Uk$S,75 Tallow, il'ic. Duller-Creamery
Western, 2.140. Fggs -.tale, lHi22c.t Western, 2)c.
(blcago, Noi. 8. "Lighter hog receipts than ex
pected gac e a Driller toue tn prcn lilous, prices ruling
a little higher, the market closlug steadr at the ad
rHine. Pa kers aold inixleralelt , anil theresouie
llqulil.Uou by outside longs, The buying was scot
lend. The cash trade In met. was fair, but slow
for l.rd, 28,000 hog. .re limited for to-morrow "
biii.K-ltaw nriurr; 8W ir.1, 84(43 6-lile.t on
test. 34c. H.les recently of 1.100 tons centrifugals,
SO li !,( a la-liie. IteDned fairly active ami steady.
Woou -Tbe Wool Exchange (juolca domestic
wools tu totiowi; Ohio and Pemuylvaala-XXX,
rr";"rj'i"'F 11 V TyrTnifftT?iimiiJi3iii iiiiiiTii MiVnTiT'Tr?
x. blood. 87naHo. Ohio ilelsin, ' rinS2o!
Itkhlian-Xand al8.re.5o. No. 1 KOe 1 No. S.
asasSe.t flneonwasbed, 18c,i iintiierehantable. lwc!
Michigan eomblng-No. i. and 4 l.liml JtatNoI
. i Idood. SSct Michigan delaine, 27,(2-4. ken
tueky. Indiana and Missouri-Combing, , bioml 23
840.1 combing. 4, blood, 3i.2ie. (Vlt br ,V.
Me.t clothing. 0)100.1.220230., tlothinTi B
23e.iclotblni. coarse, le. ' 4 """"
Cntcxoo, Not, 8. Theie wero to day's prices:
Sat
Wheat tOrtning.irigheit. LoieeiM'o.ino. A'tolit.
Dee.... 03 034 1124 luC iTnv
May.. 00", B04 00 ,.; lii'sj
Dec....' , SS ' 2(li4 gr,i.
May... 214 004 804 30 ?9T,
IMftf
Pee.,.. 104 l's 104 mi4 )n.
Ma... Sl as 214 21', 214
bird:
Deo,... 4.80 4.30 4.27 4.27 4 25
Jan.... 4.40 4.42 4.40 4.40 4 37
UltH
Deo.... 4.45 4.46 4.41 4.15 4.45
Jan.... 4.47 4.47 4.17 4.47 4.43
Pec.'..'$7.S $7.70 $7.na $7 0.1 $7,17
Jan.... 8.32 8.00 8.32 8.00 8 52
Live SloeW ttlnrlcrt.
rNtw Yon. Monday, Nnr. R Itecelpts of beeres
vesterdar and to-d.y were 2,02(1 liradt 1 1 cars In lw
exported. 100 cars direct to local slaughterers, nnd
47 car. for the market) 33 ears on sale all told.
Fairly aetlre and prices generally steadr; bulls a
trifle firm. The sards were cleared Nattro steers
sold at $1.101.1.20 fi 100 B.s.t stags nud oxen at
!2.7n(4$(.60; bulls at $2.00(413 3.1; dry mm nt
1.60(4$3.26 Dresled t ref Heady at 7i.cH..,c. v tb.
for native sldoi. Cablea from Ilrlttsti markeiiipiote
Amerti'iiti .frees at ltl.rM 1 i.e. V vs.. ilre.ne.l . nli.lil
Amrrlrnn tefrlgerated lieef at 84(4bs4C, y tb. Nn
export, to-day; tomorrow, 445 beeves and 2.100
quarters of leef.
Itecelpts of calves yesterday and to-dnv, Inrludlng
129 direct, wero 1,277 hrail. Active at n general ad
vance of 14c v lb. The pens were fully cleared.
Veals aold at . V 100 na grassers at $3.25(4
$3.76. Western calves at $2.80$4,t)0. City dressed
vrali nrm at 1011 -..(. i n.
Heeelpts of sheep and lunibs, yesterday and to day.
Including lu cars direct, were 16,083 headt 684 ears
on sale, all told. Active, genernlly firmer all around.
Sheep sold at $3(($4.n24t lambs at $.111(111 0.1.
Drrised mutton, 04he. f tt.t dressed iambi, 7(Ac.
Itecelpts of hogs, yesterday and to day. were 0,0(11
headt 033 head on sale. Dull at $4.80u$5.10 f
100 Si.
Ileal Estate Private Bates.
Charles OrlftUh Moses lias sold for John E. Schal
smith lot 23xl0(oli (he south aide of I8IIH1 street.
03 feet east of Audubon arciiue. It wac recently
purchased by Mr. Mose. from Alfred H. Dactou.
Heller A Kngel halo purchased No. 33 Kast Tenth
street from ltlchard A Illinois Flanagan. It Is an
eight-story bustuess hutldlng, 44,OxOOxtOO, The
price was .bout $20,1,000. Heller tic Kngel give In
part paynu nt Nos 54 and 5d Last 118th .tret, two
tent)-foot four-.tory flat bouses, at $2.1,000 each:
also No. 00 Edgecombe acenue, a small private
dwelling.
M. Kaisen has sold for the o. 11. Potter trust, Fred
rick Potter and Clarence II. Kelsey, trustees, to Op
tienhelmer Pros. & Vellh. the northwest corner of
Central Park West aud lotst street, comprising nlno
lots, 100 feel on the acenue and 223 feet on the street.
Henry Helde has purchased from George F, Johnson
No. 27 West Sixty-ninth street. He gave ln part pay
ment No. 72 Perry street, a four story browmtono
private dwelling, on lot 20x0,1.
A Mr. Carroll has sold N . 427 West Thlrtyiecond
itreet, u four-story flat bouse.
W. F, ft C. II. smith have sold for John Van Dolsen
No. 21 1 West Eightieth street, a five-story double flat
house, for $37,600; also for Phil Kekle the plot, 73x
02, on tbe southesst corner of 100th street and
Courtlanilt avenue, wltb a tcvo story brick building,
for S.'III.OOO.
Martin Metzger ha. purchased tho block' front on
Melroso avenue, 157th tn 158th street, 200x31, from
A. E. Rlckert and 11. Mordecal.
teat Estnte Auetlan Sale.
At tbe Droadwar Salesroom yeiterday William M.
Ity.n sold No. 40 Kast 134th street, near Park ave
nue, tire st'.ry brick flat houe. lot 26x00.1 1. fore
closure, lo Wlillam S. Nlckolal for $14.1144.
William Kennelly sold No. 710 East 105th street,
near Washington nvenue. two story frame dwelling,
lot 23x117.8, partition .ale, to F. T. Mlddlebrook,
representing thedefendants. for $2,130,
Ill-yen s, Kennelly sold Nos. 100 and 168 West
looth street, near Amsterdam avenue, two live itory
brlekflatbouies.plot50xloo.il. forecloiure, to the
Yellow Pine Company for $30,303.
Court Calendars Tbls Day.
Appellate Division Supreme Court. Nos. 21, 23,
24. 25, 20, 27. 28, 20. 10. 10, 30. 31. 32. 33, 35.
Supreme Court Special Term. Part I. Motion cal
endar called at 10:30 A. M. Part II Kx-parte mat
ters. Part III. Clear. Motions. Demurrers Nos.
681. 682. 800. 588. 370. Preferred cause No. 6073.
l'art IV. Case untlnlshed Ijcw and fact. No.. 6070,
4S77. 5220, 8275. 5404, 8403,8405. 54(10.5500,3338.
4823. 3330. 4H50. .1310. Part V.-Clear. Cases from
Tart IV. Part VI. Case untlnlshed. Casea from l'art IV.
Part VII. Adjourned until Monday. Nov. 15, 10.
Trial Term Part II Judge to cnarge. Preferred
causes. No.. 10177. 12817. 12872. 13817, 13101.
13717, 13010. 12387, 130311. 111401. 13348, 12848.
13011(1. 12188, 13170. 13.110, 18480. 14134.14140
13500,1378.1. 13001. 14115. Part III. Caso unllll
lahed. Nos. 3000. 7300. 7110. 7308.5418, (10(18. (11100.
6400, 11800, 301V. 7524. 5208, 7126, 4207. B074.
USUI, 0B2U. 7020. 7341. 3035, 4050, 1003. 2432.
l'art IV. Case unfinished. Case, from l'art III.
l'art V. Case unfinished. Cases from Part 1IL
l'art VI. Case untlnlshed. Cases from Part III
Part VII. Case unnnl.hed. No.. 2534. 7318-., 7070,
7210,4427.711.7134.71103.117411,4240, 42871 7072.
F208, 0833. 1585.5707,5515. 7133, 7152. 0400. 3431.
7200, 2.110. HU3U, 700.1. Part VIII. Caso unflni.hed.
Cases from Part VII. l'art IX Case unfinished.
Cases from Part VII. Part X. Clear. Coses from Part
VII. l'art XI Case untlnlshed. Cases from Part
II. Part XII. Clear. Cases from Part II.
Surrogate's Court. Chambers Motion calendar
called at 10:30 A. M. For probate Wills of Mary
Hogan at 10 A. 91.; Magdalena Italmtsch. Victor Stein.
Ferdinand I toe tun, Oeorg" miss. Jane M. DenJ.mln,
Krnestlne Weiss. Katherlne D. Thompson. Johu Bred
rrlek, Alice Kearney, Theresa F.Iche. at 10:30 A. M.:
Catherine Buggermann, Fannie Hoexter. Jacob
Welgel. Joi-rmlah J. Murphy, at i P. M. Trial Term
No. 1300. Will of Joseph Hlchardson, at 10:30 A.M.
No. 1301. Will of Joseph Itlchardson, at 10:30 A. M,
No. 1312. Wilt of Joseph S. llsU'OCk, at 10:30 X. M.
City Court Special Term. Motlona.
ef.nnnriat.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Golf
Railway Company.
A majority of the coniolldated mortgage bonds and
of the stock of tbls Compiny has been deposited
under the agreement dated September 18th. 1807,
and the certificates of deposit of the Central Tru.t
Company of New York, the Depositary of tbe Com
mittee, have been lilted upon tho New York Stock
Exchange.
Iho Committee has extended the time for the de
posit under the agreement of consolidated mortgage
bonds and or stock until November intb, 1HOT,
after which time no deposit, will be rerelrea, .are
In tbe discretion of the Committee and upon the pay
ment of a penalty of $30 for each consolidated mort
gage bond and of $1,00 for each ih.ro of stock.
Dated Norember 1, 18U7.
mtHWII.I.It M. DOPCB, Chairman.
People's Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(Of CIIIC.1GO.)
64 Wall St.. New York City.
Notice Is hereby given that a dividend of 14 rEIt
CENT, has been declared 011 tho capital tock of toll
Company, payable to the to;kholdera on November
24th, 18B7. Tran.rer books will close on tbe 16th
and reopen on the 20th of November.
The holders of Central Trust Co. of New York cer
tificates, Uiued for certificates of the Fidelity In
S,,B'.UU n1 S,f0 '"Posit Co., may exchange
their holding, for People's (las Light and Coka Co.
Btock on or before November 15th.
Checks for dividend, will lie mailed to the Stock
bolder, of record of thu Company only.
PEOPLE'S GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
NORTON & TUNSTALL,
30 WAI1I1 ST., NEW YOItK.
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange.
Sloclcs, Bonds, Cotton, and Grain.
Market 'Letter fural.beil on application.
Douglas 8c Jones,
Members N. Y. Stock Exchango,
3 into tn ht., v v, riTV.
DAILY MARKET LETTER ON APPLICATION.
.?uliUc 3JoUrf,6.
rnlfrflfisrDRP.l5iT' '"-'"KAC VoIi'tIIK
I (M.l.r-UTlON OI TAX EH. NO ft 7 CIlAMIIt'lt-tl
..'., 'xqficK TO TAXPAYKItS
ill J"'.V' .'P c,, of -N'"' Vork to all persons
?i?.Jjx7"' 'be year 1HU7 remain unpaid on Hie
?.?.?. ir.?ir J01' ' said year that unless lha
same shall be paid tu him at his uniee on or b-fore
the first day of iiecwmber of said year, be wlllch.rge.
fS i''!P'..0"e-'.t "'" "-,1 -" ' remaining un!
paid on that dajr. In audition to the amount of .uch
if,?Liir.r-,nul"K" "" "'uut thereof, and
f V.V.t'.'firJ?. mmt i:'l upon such taxes so re
m.lutng unpaid mi the nrst day of Januar. there
after Interrit upon the amount thereof at the rate of
K.,J!li,J?r.c'sMS? -tE" "Jf "" s u l calculated from
October 1. 1HU7. the 0 ay on which the assessment
re. Ii and warranj. therefor were delivered to ti"
aald llecelveruf Taxe.. to the date of pavment. a.
provided by sections H43, M44, and 45 of the New
York City Uon.olid.tlon Act of lusi. ' " ne,T
DAVID K. AUSTEN, ttec.lver of Taxe.
OSTomcB K0T10t Ii
X(ShonW b. read DAILY by all Interested, as ehancs tmS
mP S'Jfib.Tor the weet ending Nov. in. 1S0T. , Mf'
Foreign ma J.ror,"'.J;,J,1 cw)at the (lenerai ,ssH
wlllclw(P0MlYrl(,uJ.lIiH,8T MAIlJt eloN "sH-
VelerthMelcalng time show.! IsMow. (K
onehourearllerttaneii j. JMAII t,
.,. Ji a a, ft. for EUIIOPE. per steamshlo Ul.
TD STlVsonthamptoit (letter, for Ireland musi
wrrTwAY -A? V. Mi'Vsnpplemrotarr 0 A. M.) H
WKfDoe KtJUO VB. : per steamship Paris vfa houth. 1 HDA
iM.m iletteM for Ireland limit bo directed W
?.rrTarVs"l stMA. M. isupMementary lutao lm.
. Tt i fie EUIIOPK. per itramslilp Teutonic'. n ssaV
Sueihatowni' it 10 . M. for 11KUIIUM dire-. -cH ,
Ser atesmihlp N.Kirdlsnd. l Antwerp (let-r. M'
!u...rwi directed "per NiHinllaud"!. .BLWrnW
TIItTrtSUAYe-AI 7A. J, for KUIIOPK. per steamship JM
p nisrnsrck.vlaPlvrnnH'h.CherlmrK.and Ham- '-B
bliSl si A. 1. for NKTIIKItLANDS direct, par " M
steamship lnm. via Amsterdam (lettcri must bs JK
SATUnS'AY.TMdlt. A."l. for KUIIOPE. per .tonn H
ah in Cainp-iiila'. via oueenstown '(letters fot H
Kl IYPT awl HHITIMI INDIA, per slenmshlp La, 12.
irelsgnes. via Havre (letterj tor other par a of Eu- W,
rope tmistU. directed "pcrl.n Ilretagne"ji at H A. IS
M.'fnrNKTHKIlLANns.ltrtct.lwr steainsli Ip illoj- JH,
torilani, via Ilotteidatn (letlrrs mnstl -directed K&
per ltotterdnm"Ji nt A. M for (IhNOA. per -Hli
.tfamshlp KalserVllhelm II. tetters must be H
directed "per Kaiser Mlholiii II. )', hVnils H'l
for NOKWAY direct, per sP nnisnlp Thlngvails, H '
tletters must bo directed "per Thlngvalla"). ,VH
PIclNTF.I) JIATTKIt. n lermnn steamers aalllnc aB B
on Ttiesdajs tako Printed Matter. e., for Oer M.
many, and specially Adilie-.sed Printed Matter, "mSsH
Ac., for other parts of Kuroiie, American ana IKi
White Star steamers on Vt'nlni-adsys. (lerman H,
steamers on Thursdays, nnd Cunsrd. I'rench ana IBii
(lerman Keamersun batimlajs take Printed Mas- l-H
ter. .to , for all countries for which they aro ad- HsHI
vertlied to carry mall. PfiFal
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic) I (B
Malls named abovo, additional supplementary LWW
malls are opened on the piers of the American, rjllH
EiikIIsIi. French, and (liriuan steamers, ana re- SlVH
main open until within Ten Mlnutos of tho hour 'OH
of sailing of steamer. ....... . ..,-r,,r.i ,
MAILS Foil bOlITIl AND CESTBAL AMEIUCA. . J
WEST INDIES. c. ... ;n
TUESI1AY. At 11 A.M. for JAMAICA, per steamship K
Ardandhut at 111 P. SI. for ciistA MICA. i-r
steamer front New Orleanst nl UP. M. for TOUT . I
ANTONIO, tier, learner from llrnlon. ..... ii
WEDNESDAY. M Stl.lU A. M. for POUT ANTONIO, dH
IHTstenmerfrom Philadelphia! at 111 A.M. (sup. B
plemenlary 11 A. M.) for CENTHAL AMfcUICA m.wt
(except Cii.ta Itlcal and bOUTU PACIFIC POUTS, SkM.
per steamship Alllanea, via Colon (letters for IR. -'R
uu-itemsln must ! directed "per Alllanea") a s A (
11 A. M. for I'HOUIlKhO. ht steamship Han ' mMl
Agustln (letters rur other parts or Mexico mult jKkWA
Ih dirii'tnl "per San Agustln")! at It A. M. for lalBll.
NEW FOUMU.AND. ier stennishlpPorlUl at 1 P. H!
M. for Cl'll , per steamship seguranca. via Ha K
an.i;nts P.M. for LA PLATA COUNTUIES dl- W (
reel, per steamship Etona P
FnillAY At v:!l(l A.M. for NEWFOUNDLAND. per f ,
steamship .slbrlan fmm Phtladelplilai at S P. II. IJSr
Mr 1'OHTO ItlCO direct. er steatnslilp Arksdla. MJ
8ATUHDAY.-At S A, M. for LA PLATA COUNTRIM
dlriet, per steaiuahlp Nevctnni at 1(1 A. M. j .
(siippletnentan l(l::ll A. M.) for FOItTUNR
ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHAe K
OENA, t steamship Altai (letters for Costa :
lllca must Iw directed "per Altai")! at ji
10 A M. (supplementary in:,"10 A. M.l for HAITI,
JK-r eteaiuslilp Alps: at loiSO A. M. for CAM- j
PECIIE. CHIAPAS. TAHASCO. and YUCATAN. S
per sieamshlp seneca (letteri for other part, of JC
Mexico and for Cuba must Iks directed "per -a
seniea"n nt 1 1 A M. tsiipplomcntary 11:30 A. '
M l Pir VENEZUELA mid CUHAt'AOtalao 8AV A- i r
NII.I.A and CAHTHAtlENA, via Curacao, par -J- I
ateninshlp Venezuela; at 11! M. for (lllKNAUA. ',
Tltl.MDAD. and lOIlAUO, ner steamsblpdrenadai . - K
at 1 P, M. forTItlNIIMD, TOIIAUO, and CIUDAU ' M
llOLIVAIt, per stenmstilp Curacao; at HUM V. M. , M
for ST. PIEltllE-MIQUELON, tier steamer from jH
North S)dney. ttWWW
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and adH
thence by steamer, close nt this onlco dally as , sHJ
H::UI 1'. M. Malls fur M!lieluu, by rail tn Roston jMmWWWW
and thence by steamer, elcwe at this oltlco dally bbI
atSiSOP. M. Mulls ri.rCuba closo at this onlco H
dally at 7 A. M., for forwurdlng by steamers H
sailing (Mondays ami Thiirsilujs) irum Port Tain- ll
pa. Flo. letter jntnls for Mexico City, ocerland, IH
onles. specially mldr. sscd tor ctitstiHtcb by BbBI
steamer, close at this ofllce dally at liM.; paper V
mall, at U A. M. Illeslstered null closes at U P. 11. BV
previous day. wrw
TKANSPACIFIC MAILS. JF i
Malls for China. Japan, and Haw all. per steam ihlp y n
Coptic (from San Francisco), clnsn hero dally up p U
to Nov. la at (IlitO P. M, Malls for AiistralU (ox I fi
cept West Australia), New Zeatand, Huwiill. aud J H
FIJI Islands, per steamship Wurrlmoo (from Van-
eouver), closa hpre dally after Noc. 13 and up to H
Nov. 13 at IH'IU P. M. Malls for Clilmi an 1 Japan,
tier steamship Columbia (frmu Tnrom-i), closa
here dally up to Nov. is I at lllill) P.M. Mails for
Hawaii, per steaiiisl.l,i AUstrallu (from Sail
Franclscoi, close here dally up to Ncic. 24 nt
0:110 P. M. Malls for the Society I.lauds. cr I
ahlp (Jalllee (from San Francisco), clo.e hen- dally
uptuNiiv. '21 at(l:!lil 1. M. Mulls for China and i
J.ipan (siiecliilly addressiil onlvl. per steamship
Empress nf Cnlun (troni Vancouver), close I era
da ly up to Nov. VZO at il:JD P. M. Mall, for Aus-
tralla except thus" for West Auclralla). whl-li
are fornardel via Europe. Ncic eataiiil, 1
Hsu alt. FIJI aud Samna'i Islan'ls, per steamship 1
MarljKisa (from bnti Fran-'leco). clo.n here dally 1
up to Dec. i:i at 7:!10 A. M.. 1 1 A. M.. and (t:.l(l 1'. . i
M. (or on arrival nt New Vork of steamship Cam & As
p.ula with Ilrltlsh malls for Australia).
Transpacific malls are fnrcvarded to port of 1811102
dally nnd the schedule cf closing Is arranged ou S
tbe preiumpllou of their uninterrupted overland. Y
transit. Illezlstered mall closes at d P. M. pre- I
vlousday,
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, l'ostmatcr. I
Post Office, New York, N. V., Nov. H, tU7. I
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OV THE Oi.r.HK OK 1 Mi; CiOlMOK COUS- tfi
CIL, UOOM H CITV HALL. NEW VOllIC CITV.
NEW YORK. NovpiiiIht :. 1H7. Ml
Pursuant to-Hrectlon Klven to ine in the folio" I uj B
resolution, which was urtoptcii by thu I'onimun Couti- H
c 11 October 2 . IMU7. unU approved by tlio 3IujorNt IK
vciubcr 1st, 1H97. viz.: H'
Hesahed, That Stuiidar. N'nvember U$, 18(17, IH
o'clock P. M. In the nfterimon. the Chnmlxr nt tho JB
Uo&rd of Aldermen, be umt ilii-y aw hereby tiAnlK Hl
uated ns tho time nni place when Ami where the a- Hl I
?llcatlon of tbe Urookljn, Ntnv York and Jere City Hi
ennlnal llallwnj Company to the Common Council l-l-B
of the City of New Vork for its -roiiM-nt ami ivrnttn K
alon for the construction, maintenance and operation -iH
of a railroad under the surface of certain ntrcu, are- 1-1-Hi
nuesand thorouKhfareiof theClty of New York, ai -HL
they aro more particularly et forth lu the aecnmpa- l-Hl
uylnR petition, will te ilrt considered, aud n publio H
notice beKhcn by the Clerk of thin Jluurd for fourteen
dayn In two dally ne-.vitpnpirn to m deHlmiated thero rH
for by hid Honor the 31 -ivor, according to tho nnv "jl
vUlous of section U2 of the Jtnllrnad Luw, aa amended, M
aurh advertltliu; to beat the expense of the petitioner, B
runi.IC NOTICK IS HKHKBV (JIVJZX that at tha H
time and place mentioned lu the leKolutlnn the fol H
lowing application of the Hrookljit, New York and B
Jersey City Terminal Hallway Compaii will tut eon- JB
sldered.aslt required by the provision of the Hall- 'olH
road Law: "ir BW
To the Honorable the Hoard vf Aldermen of the City A 1
ami County of .Wit YurK: ,
The petition of The Brooklyn, New York and Jersey 1
City Terminal Hallway Company respectfully show it
I That your p tltloner U n rallrom) ctrporatlon,
duly organ Ired and 'iKorjtorated under ODd lu
purnuance of tho provl-toin of an act of tha
LrKlilature of thoKtute of New York, entltlod "Tho
Railroad Law." That tho bald corporation pro
poses to build, count met, nialntalii und oper
ate a rallnad for public ihc In tho convey
ance of persons and property In ear, for compensa
tion. In the City anil t'ountv of New York, J n tho
State of New 'Vork, being pirt of tbe rail load of your
itetltlouer rnnnliiK from Its terminus In tho City or
llrooklyn, In the County of King and Htateof New
York, nt or near the Junction of Matbush nud Atlau-
tlcaveuuei. to Jersey City. In the btnle of NewJer- .
ey, aud that iho railroad of your ietltlonir Is ,
to be a tunnel railroad, the route of which pauses ijM
under the surface of the followlntr streets, avenue JM
and hlghwas lu the City aud County of New fiam
York, to wit IteKlnnlntr at the eiter.or line of Soutb - t jfl
street, nt the fool or Maiden Lane, on tho rut Kher, I slH
In the City and County of New York, and rumilnjc I-bH
fronisald point of coiumeuceiuent under toohurfacn ' H
of houih ctrtvt, and theme under tho surfaco of -H
Maiden Inne to Uroadwiiy, hi said City und Cuuty of H
New York; thence rotitlnulnt; under tho surfmeof H
l'roadwny toCortlaiult stieet, lu stld illy, aud under H
the tturfato of Corllaudt street to th termination of ; H
said street at West street, aud thnco under the sur H
face of West Mnet to the wtsltrly Hue of h-aM stret. 'ssH
II. The railroad prupos.-d to be Irillt, coiitructed, SCossssl
inalutalued and operated y our p-tlllouer, m here- . sl
tnlecforeset forth, Im Intend) d tn be operated by any nV -H
pow er other than locomotlt ente.im, which nm-.,onH v H
any time hereafter, may lawfully bo usrd or cm .7? bI
pbned on Its route, fu H
III. Your petitioner further hIiows that It l In- fl sH
formed and bellcmi that, purnuant lo the laws of ' H
this State, It Is ueoettary for It to obtain tbe concent H
of thelloardnf Aldermenof tho ( Itv ami County or 1 flH
New York toenut In it tn construct, maintain aud op- ,'
erate the railroad nforesuM, and iiecorillnulr. jour " H
petldouor now applloi to jour Hoiiorablu HtVl for --mbB
such consent, M
berefttre, rour itltlnner pra , nnd make appll-
cation m the Hiit-.nl of Ableniieii(r ihet'Jtv and Couu wl
tv of New Yoik for its iom'i)t and per nil us I on to ha fJLI
Kranted tn your petltltmer, lu succeniorA, Icsum s and i UH
oaIkiik, to conntruct, inrtlumln nud opemte an under- ibH
frrouud tunnel railroad f-ir puMIimuouIouk and un 1M
der tbotreetfi, aenucHunl hlrhwaj niiovi -et forth i !wM
nud do( rllied, totct'tiirT with a'l neieinry (onnft-- gH
lions HwltclKtf, shlliun, turm tits, tuinl l 1 k. and HR
cro-4soer, for the coiieulrnt working of s.ild rilt v
road and for the myjuinioduib u of the car of tb mA
company which may In ruumcr said railroad by your WM
petiil'iner. Jtssuct'eftsors. Iei. i h or n isIkiih, Br
Dated (Vtulier V.I, l"tt; i-fiP
TKHMINAI. HATLUAY COMI'ANY. by W. H, IIALD- JS'
WIN, Jr . rp'Hident t
fatate of N'w York, City and County of New York.n.i
WIlibiiuH, Hal lw In, Jr, leiiiKdiilr nworu, deiMiscs
and a. that The lirookhn, New ork ami Jersey
tlty Irniiliiat Hallway Compaiis, ihu iictltlnner
aiHjrenaiued,ii acbtiuet.lect rporatlmi. nnd tlu.t dv
ponent Is an uftlrrr therm r. tc lt, 1'renldeut.and
therefore maVr this wrlll.'atlon, that the forefcolim
petition Utrue, lo th( knoAle lieof de oneut, exe.ns
m.i tu lie ii.itterv tlierelu ht.tud to l, alleged uooa
Information nnd lellef, as to whkn mutters deitonVnK
bellfve-lttolwlrue t WM II JlALDWI.V, Jr. i i
hnom to before inu this 'i Mlnlnvof omoInt ihUT X I
Joshl'ir I KHAN'V. ' j
rertincate n.d In V,f-rSli"PiilS-Klll J
.re";:;".'-?' v.sft.yaissss i '
place meiitloued In said reHolutton. ,lmaw'1
WM. II TKN KVCK. f
Ulerk Coinnuiii Council, J
V OTICB IS IIBUKIIV fllVKN of the Intention oTti: , -l I ' !
V. IlaU-iM-lc, AURu.t Ilc-luiont, K, J. Iiernlml
CUauuce- M lupeiv, L. P. Iilckej-, i:il,rl.Ko T f.errr.'
Msrcellu. Hartley, u. c. Ilasen, Jusephc llemlrls
J.inr. II ujrii, I.elin, Jr.. a j Jullllacr.l n h' ',
KlnK. Jr. Iiuulel linl, V. Ii. Sl.une. Kr. nl Tlir .r.i
an.t William t Wnlliiey as uropllie'd imwulrlioi J
Li,.11'i!,',nUu -Trust cenn-auy. I,. W . ,,,l,n a. iho M
Fifth avcuuel run Cump.nr. to iln bus im,.. u, HI WW
city of New V.irH at KortV.tt rrt street in "ttu ave! iaafl
nue. an.l to have a i-at Hal of tUW.mm. This dqIum iP9
la publuhad lu uuniu.nceof Section 181. ArtlotoiV s'alSv
or tbe Ilaoklnf taw or tbe BtaU ox Ntrr Yot ' Wi

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