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EP , ,' A - ' ' --'- '"' ' ' ' '. H ,
if;- Tjfi -Sv 'N
$k JSkhe, at tho foot o( an
tjjjgr, ioTaiod station within
he' roach of tho wholo city
Wk you can find tho homo of
H PERFECT TAILORING-IP-
whoro olothos aro fitted to
W- tho man, not tho man to tho
mj - clothos. Our $14 Suits and
Mia Overcoats aro tho highost
K' valuo ovor known in Onstotn
$&'. Tiiiloring. An initial order
M will furnish tho proof. Suit
w; or Ovorcoat, lined with silk
f. , and wool coat and vest of
:, , French Vicuna Thibot and
jjf Belgian stripod trousors, if
3P. it's your choice with tho
j out, fit and Rtylo that only wo,
I as high-clnss tailors, givo, for
Ha' $ -4L A
m JUST 14 JUST
fflR' Soft-finished Worsteds, Chsrlot, Tweeds,
Casslmercs. for suits t Kerseys In blue.
,!VS black and brown ahadee, Entllih Heltons,
fifS Beavers and Covert Cloths (or overcoats.
)'
H J. J. Oestreicher,
M: IMPORTING TAILOR.
jHSf- "L" STATION AT DOOR.
I 6th AVE, cor. 28th ST.
I ANDIRONS,
I FENDERS,
I- Gas Logs, Fire Sets and Screens,
Hi Wo have Just received from Paris a
4 largo Importation ol ANDIRONS,
k. FENDERS ami SCREENS, In LOUIS
IP; XVI. anil ROCOCO STYLES.
efflf Have also Added to our large stock
M; now goods of our own exclusive do-
fflE sign, which we are senilis: at
m MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
. Conover Fireplace Mfg. Co.,
'& 7 and 9 West 30th Street.
&-' ,mr Firib Avenne.
Jf- Factory. II 4-1UO West soils Street.
I$5 JtUSINESS TItOVBLES.
M' Bolnschlld A Schwab, Cloakmakera, Vail and
5? Creditors iteplevln Goods.
si Rothschild & Schwab, cloak manufacturers at
' fe S7 West Tlilrd stroet, failed yesterday, and Jus-
Hy tlco Andrews of tho Supremo Court appointed
afs1 David J. Iecs receiver In a suit brouRht by
Wy,' Blumcnstloloi Illrschon behalf of Justus Roths-
'ft1 child ntralnst Jacob Schwab for the dissolution
vji? of the partnership. Tho liabilities aro said to be
BK about 9100.000 and tho assets probably $60,000.
tSf;" Epstein Bros., representing; six creditors whoso
jS1 claims aggregate $1(1,000, obtained leave from
i3X the Court to suo the receiver, and just before
SK- tho Sheriff's oillcc closod put in S0.800 writs of
? replovin. Othor writs for $0,000 wore put in.
?' ' Tho Sheriff received an attachment yesterday
ifift, acalnst Uotnzon A: Itosanthal, manufacturers of
yfS- furs nt 1111 and lau IJleecker street, from lllu-
iSi menstiel & Hirscb for $4!D, in favor of Haas
Rffl Ilros., for merchandise. Tho partners are Wolf
Mr Bonuon and Casper Ilosenthal. The Sheriff
Kg": took charge of the place yesterday, but every-
thing of vnluo had been removed.
,'ti, Herman Mostkowltz, manufacturer of worn-
Mf en's suits and wraps at lOOOreene streot.mads
TA an assignment yesterday to Louis Frankel wlth-
J out preference. Tho liabilities are $7,000 and
A, tho assets $5 000.
jHjf , James W. Pttnoy and Frederick Pitney (J. W.
fig? Pitney & Hon), livery and boarding stable at 153
!'- and 355 East Thirty-second street, made an as-
JR. BlKllliicnt yesterday to Jullun WolfT. I.iablll-
KE ties. $10,000; actual assets, probably $3,000.
KM; Louis A. Ilorniun and Arthur N. Holly (Hor-
IjB- mim & Holly), cncir.eers and contractors at 407
if East Ninety-Hrst street, mndo an assignment
ftWr yesterday to William J. Walsh of 38 Park row.
If Liabilities $0,000 and assets $2,000.
W niouAJinaoys iyinq fancies.
M BpltoHonse Millionaire Told narcusC. Bsnliy
W, That Ilo reared Poison.
UK' Marcus C. Hawlcy, a hardware merchant of
S? Duano street, who was Interested with the late
Jf Joseph Richardson in deals in some Texas rail-
Jm. road proporty, was examined bofore Surrogato
f , Fitzeerald yesterday In tho Richardson will con-
f-X: tost. Ho mado mado many visits to Richardson
j$ in tho lattcr's last Illness. The account which
W the witnoss envo of tho feebleness of Mr.
m Itlchardson at each of these calls was inter-
4J larded with brief statements of Important btisl-
ijr ness transactions of Richardson concemlnir a
, rallrond deal. Once, tho witness said. Richard
'M ' son escaped from his nurses and wont carrlago
St rldliiK in sllppors nnd a skull cap and was found
on Third avenue. Richnrdson stated to the
7. witness tlmt ho feared poison. Mrs. Richardson
Si'1' on ono occasion wanted tho witness to et her
.!y husband to mnke some provision for her, as alio
.Jjj" said that if he died she would (rat nothlnB as
jp Batters stood. Tho case v.-cnt over till to-day.
7SL' seaman tarter' Demurrer overruled.
'. Fhlllp F. Carter Is under Indictment, charged
a? ' with havlnp murdered Master-at-Arms Thomas
& 3. Kenny on board tho United States battleship
ifr Indiana at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard In June
SB last. His counsel demurred to tho Indictment
f? on tho ground that Wallabout liny, where tho
'ft murder was committed, was not within tho Jure-
risillctlon of tho Stiito of New York. Jitiluo
f?, Tennoy. in tho United States District Court In
jK llrooklyn yosterdny, overruled tho demurrer
:fi nnd set tho caso down for trial on Dec 8 in this
X city.
i TIMEPIECE
TIPS.
The price of a watch rtoesn't mean as
much as Urn quality.
It Is cheaper to pay a fair prlco for a
good watch than an alleged bargain
prlco for n had ono. There Isn't a good
watch made that Isn't duplicated In ap
pearance by a bad watch. Watch ex
perts can tell about a watch by looking
at It. Other people better tnko a re
liable jeweller's word. There are Rome
watches so cheap that we won't hnndlo
thein they arc alco so cheap they won't
keep time. Anil they are real nice
watches to look nt till tho paint
wears ofT.
If you want to know tho Insldo facts
about watches, cotnu any day and let us
show you; or postal us for free booklet
"Honest I'acts about Honest Watches."
LAMBERT BROTHERS,
Third Ave., cor. r,Hth St., N. Y.
m, FUNT'S ""FINE" FURNITURE;
& Antique Oak Side Tables,
.... .1 i. I., in .M. ... , , .urn, i i.
TUtASCXAX. AXD COMMEaozkt.
Brw Tarh lloek Kiekanss-Satos Kar. IB.
DNITXD STATKS AND BTATC ROMCI (IX 81,0008)
08TennSe!S BC1
closimo rnioxs or onrrxn statrs bonds.
M. AtUi. DU. Mind.
BnBI2i,r. DnBIBs.r.
stplofO. 08 " " 4,
DSt4.r. UnStB,e,
lt07 118. 113. ., H1 H1.
CnBte, U!l.8i'",r,.
1007 113 ll" U88 108
DSt4,r. ?.8.V,,r
IMS 1274 IBB1. ,8M iOO1
DnBt.ll. o.
1!S 127' 128U
RAILROAD AND OTrtRII RONDH (IN OLOOOtA.
E6 Atch ad tt.... G4'4 10 NT Ccn ltt,o..l 10
3G C4 lNY,CStI,4l04
6 Atch mil. 80S C 104'.
SB BCa 6NWifti, 1104
18B BO1 HKWdBa,Byr.l0B
6 AnnArbor :. 8B lNT,OAWr4. 00T.
3 Bls lNT,OWenBsl0O
1 Alb Sen T....123 47 OrRcN is.... 03
3I!ltO.Pbr..l07,a 10 03'
3BrWWti... 004 6 03"t
G 00a 30hloRRRltt.lOO
7 DrookUnO Oi.ll OU SOraBLss 120U
26 Chi0nU. 7Bi 16 120't
3 781 BOSLcnO. 03T.
CCht0,RA 8 03
lit m 4i 108 1 Olmplit, tr.,102
1 C. BQcy4i.. 03 3 Or Imp Da,
2 C,C,CStIi4s, M Ip 40
StLd 041 1 SOm ftStl, lit... 824
7 Can South 1st.. HOU 1 83
11 HI 4 8S4
14 HO1! SFennaa. 112S
C Ch Tml1it,tr. 444 2RockUlos 1324
1 ChB IcnlBil019 1 Ilook 11 ax Bs.. 1004
3 101T. 1 1004
3ColCo10i 03 10 IUadtnt .,.. 844
6 C 0 n.T 1st Ino 38 2 84.
OCOany2dlno. 13 17 84s
8 124 lsnioOWlit..,. 81
IOC, lad ft I. os... 06 3 SoTof Cal let.108
3 Cl'irfltld B Coal 2 0 so Pao of Cat en 00
4s '.. 83 10 004
1 E1.L&D8 lst.100. 6 So Tot Arts lit 100
3 100". 6 100U
8 Erie prior bds.. 004 0 1004
6ETennB 100 IStPftMaHex
2 1004 4 D34
6 HftStJon Bi.121 1 StTftSIacn 011274
2 nrlmlit, o.,107T. 6 St L 8 F 4..... 704
1 n T O 1st Bs.. 1 1 1 Vi 1 0 St L ft S P d,
lBUcTOpilu. 77 clB 114U
6 774 6 StLftSPsfli.llO
10 78 68tL8FcBs.,101S
2 Iron lit Oi 864 to 1014
1 80 3 101.
2 IowaCentltt.,100 18 1014
36 004 1 St P lit Si 1024
15KanPcon.tr.. 88 3 Fit P lit, Oft 11.1304
1 K.nftT.i 4i.. 80'4 2 St P lit. C ft P.
12 KanftTBdl.... 014 Wdlrfls 110s
6 014 OStLSWIit... 73
2 01i 6 BO Oa lit... 03
0 LacledsO lit. .1004 22 SolVwayBs.... 018
1 LakeShDlTbdsl044 1 St JftQ 12-8-41 074
16 LakeShora4sl0614 lOT&PlltBi 064
12LftNcn 1014 3 06"s
6I.Nsnl 1184 1 064
3 Lou 4 Not Ol.. 004 6 Tex Pao Sd In.. 274
6 100 2 27".
2I-N,EH4rnitll3 1 274
OLongUit 1014 2 274
25 MetSHy 01....111 6 TCIftP.Oi.Td 83
3 ltftStI.cn Bs. 100 3Tol.8tI.ftKC
2 1064 lit.tr 83
OUanIf41 0414 innraeflBs.tr.1004
2 Met El 2d 103 6Unrao07a.tr.1004
1 Mil ft North 1st. lUnraoOfs 102
1010 1214 4 UnPao08i.tr. 1004
6 Nor P lit. 0....H8 13 UnPaosf.tr.. 1104
10 NP prior 4s.... 01. 6 Ill
23 014 2UnFaoCTes.
20NPaomt8i.... 68'4 2bict.pp 414
40 684 lUP.DftOUt.
lBNorfftWcnO 77 tr. 47
1 77'4 lOWabl.t 1064
3 77 1 Wabdeb.sB... 204
20 NT ftSuitnl.. 84 60WettPac 1024
6 844 1 WeitSh4i,r... 1004
7 86 2WhtLElit. 02
Total sales ot railway Dondt (par Talus), 11,001,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER Srf ARES.
Open- Hton- lAtto- , Clotlnj ,
Salt. na. tit. tit. Did. .liked.
44SAmSR..120. 130 1274 128. 120
SBOAmSItpllO'4 1104 1104 1104 112
lOOAmCabt 014 01'4 014 00 014
710 Am Too. 81 81 804 804 81
lOOATobpfllO HO 110 1004 112
SUO Am C011 204 20 20 204 21
BAmCOp 71 71 71 72 734
SO Atcb.Tft
BFe.... 124 124 lBs 124 12.
1803 Atcb.Tft
BFep.. 274 274 274 274 274
00 Brnns.tr 44 44 44 44 44
OOBaltftO 124 124 124 124 12".
JOOSOBajBtO 0 04 0 04 04
lOOBr'kRT 32 32 32 32 32'4
SBuBUnO.llO 110 117 110 1174
100 Con Ice. 324 324 324 314 324
S07BChQtW 134 13". 134 134 13.
100Ch.ftO 21. 21. 214 214 21".
100 C,C. Oft
StL.... 32'4 324 324 324 33
SB0CNW1204 1204 120 119'4l20'4
13373 C.I) ft Q. 04 04 034 03s 034
18100 C.UftStP 024 02". 014 02 024
SB C.MtSt
Ppf....l404 1404 1404 1304 140
181B5C.niftP 884 80'4 86. B64 804
lOCFuelp 70 70 70 70 80
B347Cona.187 187". 180 1814 182
210 Dtltud.1094 1004 1004 100 110
400Detasi. 684 60 684 67 00
lOODftROp 44' 44 44 444 444
300QnFo 334 334 33 324 324
60 Harlem. 315 316 315
lOOIIUCIafl. 004 004 064 00 07
IBUIIlStetl. 42 42 42 40 42
lflOIaConp 30 30 30 30 31
lOOLEftWp 004 604 604 00 79
BBOLaclOa. 40 40 40 40 41
0335 Lou ft N 66 65 64s 644 66
2S40ManCon 084 0B4 074 084 084
SMftCbar
pM.... GO 60 60 40 60
ojuueisiujjuj'a iU3"a 1U3S 103"s 1034
201IlchCenlO3 103 103 1024 1034
100 lift StL
litp... 80 80 80 80 88
100 M ft StL
2dpf. 51 61 61 61 62
281BMoPae 284 234 2B4 284 2b4
OOOM.KATp 33 33 324 324 33
242nNJCent 874 874 864 804 804
H00NVCntl00 100 1054 106". 1064
BOOSatLead 33T 334 q34 334 334
12NstLdpl024 103 102'4 1024 103
1000 Nor Am. 4 4 Hi 3 4 44
4.NyftNH.178 178 178 177 180
200 N V. C ft
8W... 14 14 134 134 134
1S65N V. 8ft
Wpf... 324 344 324 34 36
ION AW.. 13, 13, 13a, 131, I4i
lBONftWp 4334 434 4314 43 44
BBONorPac. 1B'4 1B4 18 184 184
COBONPaop. 62". 62". 62 624 62".
SSOOutftW 104 164 164 164 164
200 Par Mall 30 30. 80Ta 204 30
200 1'.IItl 7, 1, 1, 7, 1
010rulPalC1604 1004 160 160 170
1282BPcopte's
O&C. 044 044 024 034 03S
17S0 Heading 214 21i 214 JJ1S 214
420Itraaip 474 474 47 40'4 474
IOOMIiSW 6 5 6 44 6
lOOSt'd Con
M 1.76 1.76 1.76
SOUSol'ac,. 104 19'4 104 104 20
308olliTj. 04 04 04 04 04
1700 Solly p. 204 20'4 204 204 20'4
aiiOfitl.ftBP 04 0'4 04 0'4 7
1230 ht I. ftS
Flit p. 63 634 63 634 534
400 fat I. is
P24p. 204 04 204 104 20
SOSStanttftT 4 4n, 44 44
lnOBTCftl.. 264 264 26 25. 264
IBSOUnl'a?. 204 204 20. 20. 20".
aoDUftliub. ig4 104 164 164 104
BUbL.... 04 04 04 7 74
150 US I, p.. 01 01 01 004 614
1 Ofl Wabash. 0". 6". 0" 04 7
IBOWabp.. 171, 17", 17, 104 17
8SB7WUT.-1 804 87 80 804 804
SIB WALE,
ir 24 24 24 24 B4
'Exdlridend.
lutalttlti, 173,520 bri.
uosroN ci.osi.sn quotations.
ma. Aum. out. Atut,
BoiftAth.,217 am Else p., 8 85
Do. ft II-,,, 1054 100 lloiftMon.,132'4 1334
Chip J com. 1084 1004 Calft Hrcli.460 466
ChlcJpf... 100 O.uUK-yA!.110 113
J
4 ,
Bid. Atifd. !. Atitd.
ntehtmrtp 04 00 Tama!la...l80 1137
MawKatp. 80 Tam.Jr.... 14 18
MexCn4. 08 Bn,w B4'"t s4'
OldC1oay.l8B4 184 D 00 1st... 804 B04
WBReom. 03 034 DUO 2d... 004 00
AmB.HT.IB60 B67 Mententhall374 1304
W.itKlM.. 204 214
rnitADEi.riiu ctoswo quotation..
Hid. At'. Btd. AtUi.
MitrtiVal. 204 204 WO I. Co.. 43 434
PennRR... 65 664 EISBeom. 244 B64
PhllaTrae. 724 72'4 ElBBpf... BB 30
Union Tra 124 124 IMI.LftPe 10". 10'a
EftPTe.. 724 724 Pn.LftPp 38 30
MetTrao...l034 104 WeUOeom 14 10
CTofNJ. 364 304Wels0pf.. 04 00
CTofNJB. 004 07 Halt Tract.. 204 204
OOImpCo 844 Marsd.n.... 104 17
CHICAOO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Did. Alked. Did. AtUt.
BB-L"... 004 004 UksBt-L" 104
AmStr'bd.. 304 304 "1 Brew... 04 74
Canal D.. 00 07 MIlBrewpf 204 30
ChtoBrew.. 04 74YBIicult 0 04.
ChBrewpf 204 NCbBtRy.224
CltyR'way.220 St Stable O. 22
Dlam'dll.,143 144 WChBtRylOO 1004
LATEST LONDON OnOTATIONS.
AteMiea.aap 134 Norfolk Wpf. n.. 464
Canadian raclBo... 834 Northern Paclllopf. 844
Cbesapeak. ft Ohio. 2B4 Ontario Welt..... 164
Erlecon.aap 164 PennsyWania. 604
Erislitpf 37 Readlnt. litap.... im
IlllnoU Central 104 StPaul 064
Kauas Texas.... 1 3 4 South Railway 04
Laka Shorn 173 South Railway pf.. 304
LouIitUI. ft Nash.. 604 Union Paolfle. 214
N.w York C.ntral. 1084 Wabaahpf. 184
MONDAY, Nov. ID.
Tha trading In stocks to-day was the smallest
since the eu minor advance in prices culminated.
There was absolutely no nows affecting values,
and tha apathy of both substantial and specula
tive buyers of securities enabled the profes
sional element to establish lower prices for tho
majority of the list. Tho limited speculation In
railway shares was affoctcd to an extent by
fresh disappointment that the Supremo Court
of tho United States did not band down
a decision In tha Nebraska maximum rate
case. It would not bo surprising It that de
cision were held back for many weeks. In some
well-lntormod quarters tho belief Is held that In
view of tho Importanco of the caso tho Court is
not likely to pass upon It until anew Justice Is
appointed In placo of the one who recently re
signed. The market for Sugar Refining was ad
vanced temporarily by tho decision of tho
Treasury Department to place a countervail
ing duty of $3 a ton upon refined bcot
sugar imported from Denmark. Tho Qrangcr
stocks and Northern Pacific preferred wcro
comparatively firm throughout, owing to
present and prospective earnings. Tho North
ern Pacific Cnmnanv renortod to-day an increnso
in gross earnings for the first week in tho cur- -rent
month f $19l!,000 as compared with the
corresponding week of last year. This showing
is even more favorable than had beon expected
by friends of the proporty. Trustworthy Indica
tions are that the St. Paul Company will show a
similar largj Increaso for the second woek In
the current month. People's Gas of Chicago,
which sold ex tho quarterly dividend of m V
cent, closod a point lower than on Saturday.
Lower prices for the so-called anthracite sharos,
on light transactions. Is explained by tho fact
that the output of anthracite coal for October Is
officially computed at 6.120,000 tons. At a re
covery of la per cent, from tho lowest price.
Consolidated Gas closed 72 points lower than
on Saturday. Tho Street Is now being furnished
with an abundant supply of rumors that obsta
cles have been encountered in carrying out upon
preposterous terms a consolidation with com
peting companies that was exploited by profes
sional tipsters two months or so ago. Tho clos
ing was in the main steady, at a recovery from
tho lowest prices.
Final sales compare with those of Saturday as
follows:
Nov. 13. Abv.lB.i Nov. 13. Abr.lB.
A. TftSFr. 124 12" NPao com. 184 18
A.TftSFap 274 274NPaopt... 62s 624
Am Cot OIL 204 204 NYCrnt.,,1064 1064
AmSRef. .1304 1284 NJ Cent... 88 804
Amsrtefp.lll 1104 Out ft W... 16. 154
AmTob.... 814 804reoOC. 00 "034
BrookRT.. 324 32 Pio Mall... 304 204
C.C.CftStL 33 '4 324 tloeklstasd 80. 80
C.BftQ.... 044 034 Heading.... 21i"l 214
Con0a....180 1814 Read lit pf 474 47
ChesftO... 21s 214StPcom... 02". 024
ChOW.... 134 134SoR'way.. 04 04
Dtlftnud..llO 10D4SoR'wayp 30 20a
DftROpt. 444 44 StLBW... 6 6
OenElec... 334 33 Stand P. ft T 44 44
KaaftTpr. 33 324TC.IftR... 264 264
LouftNash 664 56 Un Pao.... 214 20.
LEftWpt 004 004 UBLeathp 014 01
UanhCon.. 084 084 Wabasb.... 04 0a
Ho Pacific. 20 28"i Wabaihpt. 174 174
Nat Lead... 344 334WUnTl.. 804 804
NWrom... 1204 120 WALE.tr 24 24
Ex dividend.
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds dull but firm. The fea
tures wcro Houston and Texas Central generals,
Kansss Pacific consols, tr.; I.ako Shoro 38.
Oregon Short Line G's, Omaha and St. Louis
lsts, Rio Grando Western lsts, Southern Paciflo
of California consols, St. Louis and San Fran
cisco general as, Southern Railway 5s, Atchison
and Northern Pacific Issues, The more impor
tant net advances wcro in Houston and Texas
Central generals, U V cent, to 78; Kansas Pa
cific consols, t. r.. l,, to 88; Lake Shoro Ils, 34,
to 1054; Omaha and St. LouIb lsts, Oi-j, to 82a;
Southern Pacific of California consols, h, to
902: St Louis and San Francisco general 5s,
As, to IOIHj, and Southern Railway 5s. 8 tf cent,
'to Olfy. Tho noteworthy declines wero In Atch
ison adj. 4s, 4 V cent., to 54, nnd general 4s, e,
to 8(14; Oregon Short Lino lis, 3a, to l'JO's, and
Rio Grando Western lsts, h V cent, to 81.
Pnminnrntnl nrlen nf har silver In Knw Ynelr
577gc Rar silver In London closod at Sdsd.
Mexican silver dollars wcro Quoted at 453C
Exports to Kuropo to-morrow 250,000 ounces.
Money on call, 1VJ2 cent. Tlmo money Is
quoted: Sixty days. 213 tfcont: throo and four
months, 3 V rent, and six months, 3tM Vretit.
on good mixed Stock Kxchango collateral. Com
mercial paper is quoted: Prime Indorsed bills
receivable at 4 l'j V cent, prlmo single namos
at -1Q t-j V cent, and good names at -lMS V
cent.
Storllng exchange was firm on a very mode
rate volume of business. Continental exchange
was qulot and steady. Posted asking ratos for
sterling aro: Sixty days, 8t.83g, and sight,
gtl.HIIHi. Actual rates aro: 1mg bills, ljU.82'4
i1.8:i; sight drafts, l.8.ri..ivt$!.85:u, and oa
bio transfers. 1.8:V!(L'l.Htl. KriiiicBaroqtiotcd
at 5.20oM5.20 for long and O.lRaiaa.lHis for
short; relcliamarks, tllMDMi for long and
Ho 0-10305 7-1U for short; guilders, 40340 1-10
for long nnd 40Uit 10 0-1(1 for short.
Domestic exchango on New York: Host on
Par (rt 5 cents discount. Charleston iluylng,
1-10 discount; selling. 1-10 premium. Savan
nah liiiying, 1-1(1 off; soiling, pnr. Now Or
leans Hank, par: commercial, $1.25 discount
San Francisco Sight. 15 cents premium; teleg
raph,, 17L.j cents premium. St. Louis 25 cents
discount bid. offered nt par. Chicago 30 cents
premium. Cincinnati liotwocn banks, par, nnd
over counter, 50 conts premium,
GlucoM) Sugar Refining common is quoted nt
3)it:i2'., and the preferred at 01(1(1)3; Stand
ard OUTruKt certificates closed at 342342n:
American Malting otfored at 25M,and preforrcd
at 73S75iaj Central Union lias 5s. 080100;
Standard Gas common nt 125(8135, and tho
preterm! nt 1 10tl4!V, Mutual Gas nt 3303300;
Syracuse Gas nt l!h!21.
Tho nil-mil east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago laut week wcro 40,470
tons, against 50.IIU7 tons tho provious woek nnd
74,101 tons tho coircspondlnif week of the pre
vious year.
The vveokly statement of averages of the
banks which nrn not mrmbors ot the New York
Clearing House Association, but which clear
through its members, is as follows:
A'or. (I. .Voe. ill. Change.
Loans.dli.. tit.(S'.).slil,H0O lOU.'.'ti 1,000 Ino. lIB.nnO
Circulation... l.llltH, KM) l,:17:i,M0 Ine, 6,100
Nt-t drlKUltl, 03,0'.'l,-tU0 03,UUO,tiOO Inc. 846,600
Dep. with C,
II. oci'llts.. 8,011,200 8,021,100 Ino. 0,800
Dup. bunk, ft
tr. cV. 2,214,030 2,734,000 Inc. 489,400
L'k'1 t'ra and
bank notc. .1,000,000 I.OtlO.sno Inc. 420,200
Speck- l.Oti:i,U0O 3,020,400 Inc. 36,600
T't'me.'ve.Slll.tli'lUlOO il7,KKO,U0O Inr. 1UB1.000
Re'TOrrq'ed. 16,766,360 1B,V0I,726 lac. 230,376
Surplus rei. tl,!03,UB0 tl,tHH,B70 Inc. $724,026
Tho total reserve given above Is tho sum ot
the four preceding items.
Tho Lake Krlo nud Western Railroad reports
frross earnings for September of S310.17.1, an
ncreasenf $11,271 us roninarod with thosamo
month of last year and net $15(1.054, an increnso
of ii-27,810. For tho nine months ending Sept.
30, tho gross earnings were 92.510,700, an ln
rrcnaonf $25,011 us comp.ircd with tho 1 or re
sponding period of last yeur ami net $1,040,000,
a docrou.o of $25,330, Fixed charges were
'" i.'.r--Til' ' ''.V''""i'J 'I '7"'n i'ii'iiii7i JlT i-vf V-j''1!
50,302, leavlnir a ittrplut of $500,3i, a de
crease of sMM8I). "
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St tout;
Ra lroad wrwts gross earnings for October of
M20.352, an increnso of 852.711 ni 1 comparod
with tho samo month of last year. andnot$212..
480. an Increaso of $12,070. For the four months
ending Oct 31 tho gross earnings wero fJ.OB?,
090, an Increase of $200,048 ns compared with
it" Fi'JK'PO'idliiB period of last year, and not
S754.ort8.nn Incroaso of $01,024. Fixed charges
wore $513,735, leaving a surplus of $240,302,
an lncroase of $48,112.
The Kdlson Kleotrlo niumlnatlng Company of
New York reports gross earnings for October of
$214,000, an incroaso of $20,764 as coraparotl
with the samo month of last year, and net
$01,308, an increase ot $13,023. For the ten
months ending Oot 31 tho gross earnings wore
Sl.058,333. an Increaso of $103,702 as com
pared with the rorrespondlng Period of last
year, and net $857,233, an Incroaso of $120,044.
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company re
ports for the quarter ending Sept 30:
1B07. 1800. CAin.
Oroii earnlne... ti.su, 809 (1,180,871 Ino, (22.021
Oper. expemea.. 717,400 073,607 Inc. 48.HB3
Ntt earnings,. (404,49s (610,804 Deo.(21,H78
Other income,,, 68,002 01,320 Deo. 2,424
Total (6B3.nU4 (B77.B0O Deo(24,200
rixed oharges... 470,048 600. VMS Dee, 20,002
Surplus (70,461 (71,748 Inc. (4,700
Tho general balance sheot shows cash on hand
$381,438 and a profit and loss surplus of
$100,030.
The Nassau Electric Railway Company re
ports for the quarter ending Sept 30:
1R07. 18M0. CAnntjM. ,
Gross earnmiri.. (033,041 (501,170 Ino. (81,871
Oper. expenses.. 342,217 809,01 Inc. 83,130
Nat earnings. .(290,824 (242.089 Ino. 848.700
Other Income... 071 18,060 Dee. 17,91-0
Total (201,496 (280,740 Inc. (80,760
Fixed charges... 108,496 177.808 Ino. 20,027
Surplus (93,000 (82,877 Ino. (10,123
The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
$171,727 nnd profit and loss surplus $210,840.
The Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company reports for the quarter ended Sept 30:
1807. 1898. Chanorn.
Orois earnings (13S.00S (114,687 Ino. (20,898
Oper. expenses 87.0B2 03.478 Ino. 23,674
Net earnings (48,018 (61,180 Deo. (3,170
Other Income 1,000 211 Inc. 705
Total (40,010 (61,400 Deo. (2,381
Fixed charges 14,249 14,857 Dee. 008
Surplus .(34,771 (30,642 Dee. (1,771
The Staten Island Electrlo Railroad Company
reports for quarter ended Sept 30:
1897. 1890. Chnnait.
Oross earnings (02,282 (43,879 Ino. (18,408
Operating expeniea.. 29,277 28,281 Ino. B.liOtt
Net earnings (B3.003 (20 698 Ino. (12,407
Intareit 94,675 24,875
Surplu (8,430 (3,977 Ino. (12,407
Deficit.
The Atlantlo Coast Electrlo Railroad Com
pany reports for October:
1807. 189B. Change:
Orois earnings (7,721 (0,282 Inc. (1,489
Operating expenses.. 6,639 8,738 Deo. 219
Netearningi (2.182 (52t Inc. "(1.088
The Newburg, Dutchess nnd Connecticut Rail
road Company reports for the quarter ended
Sept 30:
1897. 1890. Channel.
uroa. earning. ajai.Tlu auy.ouo uco. s-'.nio
Operating eipenie.... 27,697 28,419 Deo. 822
Net earnings (7,122 (9.110 Dec. (1.994
Fixed charge. 4,304 4,589 Deo. 286
Surplus (2,818 "(4,820 Dec."(l,70S
The American Cotton Oil Company reports for
tho year ended Aug. 31:
Hal. peer. 1H97. 1896. Channel.
year (5,907,028 (0,1X4,740 Deo. (277,117
Orois profit, 1.642,078 880,481 Inc. 060,242
Total (7,460,200 (7.071,171 Inc. (370,126
Exp. and In
terest 627,603 601,032 Deo. 24,039
Balance. ..(0,922,703 (0,819.6.19 Inc. (403.1S4
Dividends... 011,010 oii.oia
Surplus. ..(ll.310.7S1 (5,907,023 Inc. (403,104
Tho report shows that no changes havo been
mado in outstanding common and prcforred
stocks or debenture bonds. All tho properties aro
absolutely frco from mortgages and there aro
no liabilities for loans or bills payable. Tho per
manent Investment account shows n net de
crease of $33,240. tho expenditures being $03,
281 for additions to properties and tho receipts
from sales of real estate. &c, woro $128,528.
During the year $308,521 was expended for
mnlntonnnco nnd Improvement s. The losses from
bad debts were less than a of 1 V cent The
working capital was: Cash In bank. $1.(181,408;
billsand accounts receivable $440,743; products,
rnw mntcrlals nnd supplies, nil marketable, $2,
844.088: total $1,072,81)8. Chairman George A.
Morrison in bis report snya that during nino
months of the year tho company sutlorcd from
the general business depression and tho gains
were duo to tho Inst quarter. Fair prices were
obtained. Mora than one-third of tho total value
ot tho output is in cakoand meal, which contin
ued to gain favor for cattlo foeding nnd fertiliz
ing purposes. Tho physical condition of tho
working plant Is now better than It has beon.
Tho total transactions In various shares on tho
Stock Exchange last week were 1,800,307, an
increase of 203 shares as compared with tho
corresponding week of lastyoar. The transac
tions In 8tato and railroid bonds nggrogatod
$8,050,000, a decrcaso of $7,112,700.
Tho receipts in tho United States Treasury to
day were: Customs, $272,203: Internal revenue
$813,012: miscellaneous. $35,010, a total of
ftl.l"1.431. Tbn disbursements were SI. fi-IO.-
000. an excess of expenditures over receipts of
$527.5(10. Tho receipts of the fiscal year todato
have been $.117,205,040. and the expenditures,
$1(11,038.280; deficit. $43,772,331.
Tho official count of tho cash In the Treasury
ntthecloso of business to-day, compared with
that ot Saturday, showed:
,Vnt. 13. .Vol'. IB.
Gold coin and bolllon... (185,421.222 (100.018. 220
Silver dnllanandl) ulllon 15.960,020 16.730.nn8
United Mates notes 39,108,908 38,809,732
Other notes less demand
liabilities 7,765,200 8,007,715
Available cash balance,
1 Including gold reserve (202,717,953 (203,680,805
Deficit.
Money In London Ca V cent Rates of dis
count in open market for both short and three
monthB' bills, 2 13-1032'u V cent Paris advices
quoto3cents at 103 francs 75 centimes. Ex
chango on London 25 francs lHj centimes.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchnngo to
day were as follows :
Ojwn- ntoh- Low- Clot.
Salet. Name. inn. fit, tit. ing.
300 Barcelona 04 .04 .04 .04
200Crceius 01 .01 .01 .01
100 Union Con 40 .40 -40 .40
OOOUtah 10 .10 .10 .10
400 Work 03 .03 .03 .03
Total lalei. 1,000 hara,
COMHEIICIAZ COMPEND.
Mondat, Nov. 15. Grain Whoat Spot was
quiet Sales 182,000 bush., Including 32,000
ungraded wheat and 130,000 No. 1 hard Mani
toba, late Saturday, on privalo terms for ex
port Frco on board afloat: No. 1 Northern
spring, Now York, 073jc; do., Lultith, 084C,:
No. 2 hard winter. l)84c. ; No. 2 red, i)I)iac.; No.
2 hard Duluth, $1.0104, Minneapolis recolvcd
to-day 700,770 bush., ngalnst 742,000 last yoar;
Duluth 257,511, against 07,045; Chicago 82,307,
against 31,400; Mllwaukco 03,275, against
16,000; St Louis 131,000, against 20,247; To
ledo 41,445, against 22,310; Detroit 10,802,
against 21,882 last year. Futures declined "ec,
to ijc. Future sales 1,775,000 bush., as follows:
Sat.
Opening, lllaheit. Lomit.Cloitng.Niaht,
November .. .. 00 wau
December ual, (17 Ufl. ua inn,
January 0n4 97 0(14 U7 071I
May 934 93 924 93 034
Barley Was strong. New feeding, 282B4c., coat
and freight to Buffalo; malting, 40a50c., as to quail
tr, 11 e Waa dull, fitate, BOSBlc.t No. 2 Western.
S0360!4Cfoat anil freight to Buffalo. Corn Spot
waa weaker. Kales .1011,000 buih., Including 88.000
No. 2 mixed here at 334C und on private tt-rmi, and
160,000 at the outorU on private terma for export.
No. 2 mixed In elevator, 00,000 at 02U2io.t 8,000
yellow at 33c. In store. Futures declined e0. to
he. Future sales 170,000 bush, as follows;
Sat.
Opening, lllahett. Lowett. Cloilng, Night
November .. .. 014 32
December.. ,.01', in?, 814 314 lliiU
May 354 854 314 85 85.
OaU Srot wa firm. Kalef, 288,000 buih., Including
200,0011 heavy n bite and n.000 No. 2 mlx'd on pri
vate termi for export. No. 2 wnlte, 27,c.t No. a do.,
27e.t No. 2 white clipped, 2-c.i No. U do., 274e.i No.
2 mixed, 17,00(1 at 264c.: No. do., 24'4C.i rejected
mixed, 23c.; do. wbtte 20c. ; No. 2 mixed delivered,
B.OOO at 211 Uci track mixed. 23y27c.t do. white.
00,000 at 274(24c. Futures were nominally
steady. Future sales nono.
Sat.
Opening. Illghelt. Vowttt. Cloilng. Night,
December,, ., ., ,. 284 sb'4
This la the vlilble supply;
A'or. 13, VeV' Nov. 14,
1897. Changei. 1808.
Wheat, buih. 31,973,000 Inc. 2,911,000 00,958,000
Corn,buih..48,44II.OO() Deo. 1,0113,000 18,100.000
Out.. buih.,.14.28H,llllU Dec. 1,102,000 12,769,(100
Rye, buih 3,797,000 Deo. 21,000 2,708,000
Barley, buih. 4,324,000 Inu. 209,000 0,280,000
The New York stock la given bclowi
Not: in, ltVel's Jwr. 14,
1897. Changei. lH9n.
Wheat, busb. 8,77B,:ioil Inc. 237,621 8,iiiv,mo
Corn, buih,..10,4H6,Hlil Ino. 37,830 6,2011.2:18
Oats, buih.... U,7UII,ft!l Inc. 161,470 0,1127,2(16
Ityr, buih. .. 680.1122 Dee. 11,220 OJ7,0:10
Ilarler. buib. 182,821 Dec. 74,913 1,108,870
The .peculation la wheat to-day wai quiet and In the
main of a local scalping nature. Early In the day
price, advanced slightly 0.1 nrtn early cables and
cold weather at the Weit. But the Improvement was
,
4tggg!wW'Wiwwai,
soon lost, and a fraotlonat decline earned. TB
world'a shipments for the week wero heavy, thsra
was a largo loor.ii In the vlilble supply, the export
huilnrat was disappointing, and local P.nxmold out.
Toward the close prices rallied on local buying, the
clone lielng Irregular. Lalo eables reported Liverpool
unehaoged to d. higher. Tarli ilei lined 4c. on
wheat and IB to 20 centime, on flour, Th. world'a
hlpmcnta forth week were U.20 1,642 bnh.,agalnit
9,202.498 In the previous week and 9,400.000
Lit year. The vlilble supply Increased 2,011,000
buih. There was an Increase In the Fngllsh vlilblo of
bon.ooo htuh. The Northwestern receipt, wero 1,800
eata, against 1,088 last week and 1,258 lait yoar.
Corn was ea.ler. The world's hlpmcnt. last week
were 3,1116,640 busb.. against 2.080.0;o In the previ
ous week. The vlilble supply decreased 1,ip,:i,000
bnh. Liverpool waa unchanged to .!. hlcrl er. Oats
wero firm. The vlilble supply deere.ird 1,109.000
buh. Chicago received 393 ears of corn anil 4 17 of
oati. Uhlcsgo, Nov. 16. "With the wheat ata
tittles very bearish but with forolgn news rather
bulllili wheat to-day waa steady. Thu December was
4c. over the Hay without any aupport from any
dlrectlou, taking care of Itself. Tho low price of tha
llay waa on the big Increase In the vUldin, v,927,O0O
buih. The Increaso In the local stock, Nll.iiu!) Imih.,
was larger than expected. Primary receipts were
ahead or loot year's by 4C0.OHU bul,, nnd In
the Northweit there wero 1,36(1 ears, oitalnU
1.289, But Liverpool was up VI. The (tint Irnirs
.Vrtri predicted by cable that thcro would be an Im
mediate railing off In Russian shipment, l.coatno of
Ice, and the London IVmrs estimated thiMlam.gnln
Artentlno from tha recent froit 10 per cent. Ino
world', ihlpments were large. 9.201,000 lniMi, Thero
was an Increase on pa.iage of 900.000 bush., and an
Ini-reane In tbe F.ngllib vlilble of HtiO.UOO luuli.
It looks at If the world's vlilble Increaoe tomorrow
would l as large as It waa lau year, o.ono.onii liu.h.
Caih wheat In tne Nortliw st kept itroin; at a large
Eremlum over tbe DecemiKT. The Northweit mar
ets were stronger on December molt of tbe ilav than
Chicago. The wheat crowd poiilbly was affected by
the newspaper reports of strained relation, between
Auitrl.t and Turkey. The Mgnat Service predicted
scold ware. Thero was practically nothing to Iho
Pit trade. There waa nothing done In cash wheat
here; tbe seaboard reported nothing there up (o our
closo. Corn prices about held tbclr ownt (Hit the
demand for oorn was slow. The extort at ttieica
bosrd was tbe same. There wai a little Increase In
local stock, 80,000 bush.! but a fair decrcaso
In the vlilble, 1,004,000 Imih. There wai
an Increase on paMftgc. 1,2.10,000 bush. Thero
was nothing to tho trade more Important
than changing. Oati The cash demand for
oat. was uncertain, very little up to tho eUe, but
v,Hh a very large trade hnnglngllrc, one lot of 800,000
buih. by one concern. Receipts wero larger than ex
pected. 447 cars, with 405 estimated for Tuesday.
The visible decreased 1,104.000 busb.t the local stock
riecrrawl 250,001) busb. Cbarances were 1 20.000
buih. The speculative trade was merely changing "
FLoun Waa steady and In fair demand. Sales
13,000 bbls.
Darrein. Saclti.
Receipts 22,670 61,957
Exports 1,400 0,05.1
Winter In bbls.: Superfine, S3.10A$3.2S; No. 2 extra,
(3.30(K3.50: stralghti, 4 O'Jttd. 70 pstents, si. 80
lvlO.20. spring In bbls.: clears. C4.S0H(4.MI:
straights, (4.7(Kt(.90; patents. 0$0.I0. Mill
Feed Bran was dull but firm. Western quoted, V
100 tbs., 40 IM., 65'00c.l 00 Ss., 85300c; 80 ni.,
60(l(l0i-.i 100 Sis., 72 KKiiHOc.
Cottox Spot cotton hero declined l-10e.. with
sales ot 188 bales for iplnntugs 1,000 wero delivered
on contract. Middling uplands, 6 Kl-lilo.. against
74C. last year; New Orleans and Gulf, 0 l-lflc,
agnlmt He. Isit year. The southern spot msrkcts
were unchanged. New Orleans sold (1.000, Augus(a
807, St. LouU 672, Norfolk 4 SO, Mobile 300, and
Savannah 218 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on
tho sitot, with sale, of 18,000 bales; futures thero
opened partially 1 point lower, but rallb d and ad
vanced 4 to i point. In Manchester yarns nnd
cloths were quiet. Augusta received to-day 2,818
bales, agulnit 2.004 last week nnd 2,8 11 last
year: St. Louis 1.3-17. against 1.751 lait week and
919 lait year: Houston 16,803. against 13,870 last
week and 7.328 lait year: Memphis 11,104, against
(1,890 last week and 11,221 last year: Cincinnati
1,054, against 835 last week nud 371 last year.
Augusta shipped 1.301 balrs, Memphis 11,496, St.
Louis 4,i)4:i, Cincinnati 1.408, and Houston 15.790
balas. Houston expects to-morrow 22,400 to 23,000
hales, against 30,11)5 last week and 10,300 last year.
New Orleans expe.-ts .10.000 to 38,000, agslnat .13,101
last week and 21,874 last year. The port receipts
wero 83.377 bales, against 08,079 last week and
67,889 last years thus far this week 140.877. ogalnit
13I.H3S thus far Ifet week. The exports from the
ports approximated luo.ouo nates. New Orleans ad
vanced H points, but lost part of tbe rise. Futures
here opened unchanged to 2 points lower, recovered
this, and advanced (1 to 7 points, lost tho Improve
ment, but rallied later and closed steady at a net ad
vance of 4 to 0 points for the day, with sales of 158,
000 bales. The future trading was as follows:
Cicif-K?. Hlgheit. lAixceit. Salet.
November.. 8 0345.04 6.04 6.00 1,100
Deccmbor.. 0.(13(48.04 6.04 6.5B 8,000
January B.6IKB.70 8.70 S.01 01,000
February... .8.73145.76 B.7S B.ni) 2,700
March B.79Ct .... 6.S0 6.72 40,800
April 5.83$5.Ht 6.83 8.78 1,300
llay 6.88(46.80 8.89 6.82 30,900
June 0.93(45.94 6.94 8.8(1 1,700
July r,.07(0.0S 6.97 6.94 000
August 0.02(40.03 0.03 6.97 8.000
It waa again demonstrated to-day that tho senti
ment In the cotton market Is slowly but surety
changing, and that the opinion that prices have gone
low enough Is grsduslly spreading. In the face of
heavy receipts, largo estimates for New Orleans and
Houston to-morrow, tho exiectatlon of a continued
heavy movement and a declluo In spot eottoa here,
future prices advanced to-day. At thu opening prices
declined slightly. In sympathy with a lower open
ing In Liverpool, but after tho first traiuactlous
they rallied and slowly advanced. Tbe principal
factor In the rise was the general Indliposltlon to
sell. Liverpool rallied, New orloans advanced, tho
Southern spot markets were firm, there Mas somo
local buying for Investment, and predictions of
threatening and oolder woathcr throughout tbe cot
ton belt, with a drop C 20 In tho temperature In the
Southwestern section, continued to strengthen the
tone. Tbe exports from the ports were enormous,
approximating 100,000 bales. The net advance in
prl -es to-day was small, to bo suro, but the specula
tloa was anything but active.
Coffee Hlo on the spot was steady; No. 7, 04o.
Sales 2,500 bags No. 7 at 6"c. cost and freight: 1.000
bags No. 7 to arrive at 0-S.c., and .000 bags Maracalbo
on private terms. The future trading was as follows:
Salei. Ulohrlt. Loictlt. Closing.
January 1,600 0.70 6.70 0.(10i.0.70
February 500 6.80 5.80 5.78GS5.80
March 1.600 5.110 6.H0 6.85(45.00
May 7,250 (1.0(1 fl.00 B.00M0.05
July 200 0.10 0.10 0.05(40.10
S.ptember 3,250 0.20 0.15 0.15(40.20
October. 700 0.20 0.20 B.15(,0.25
November Boo 0 OOiiO.tiO
December 2.000 8.05 6.60 5.80C48.05
Futures hero advanced 5 to 10 iolnts, closing steady
with sAtcs of 17,500 bags. Havre advauced 4f.
Hamburg advanced pfg. Rio receipts, 24,000; ex
chango uuchanged nt 7,d. Santos receipts, 20,000.
Prices advanced 100 rels. Better cables than had
been expected and moderate foreign bus Ing orders
cau&ud the advance hero to-dav In the face ot con
tinued heavy recelnts at primary points. A Rto crop
estimate of tt. 75(1,000 to 4,250,000 bags was received
here to-day from a Illoflrm.
Mktals Iron Quiet. Spot, November and Decern
ber, $0.88(4(7; January, letiruary. and March, (7(4
(7.1u. Copir Dull at$lo.7.'M.10.Sforspot, No
vember and December. Lead Firmer. Spot, Novetn
ler and December d.75(5.3.8Uc. Tin (julel at Ul.70(r
1 tl.SOc. for spot, November and December. Spelter
Quiet at 4.10oi.20c. forapot, November and Decem
ber. Naval Stores Steady. Spirits of turpentine HI
3 tijc.; common 10 good strained rosin (1.40(4(1,46.
Pkti.olkl'M L'rudo certlOcates were quoted nt
0740. here; In Oil City (174("0c.
l'luivibioss. Lard quiet und lower. Prime, (4.80.
Pork easier and inactive. New mess, (H. 76(4(9; do.
old. (8.25(8.76. Tallow, ;)o. Butter Creamery
West, ru, 2c. Egss Mate. '.'0(42t'c Chicago. Nov.
18. "Liberal hog receipts, with 8c. to 10c. doviinein
prlcca, started provlsiona lower, and the market
sugged during tho day on iclllug by ptckera
and liquidation by December longs, closlug
prices showing a sharp decline from Satur
day. The Investment demund was rather light, and
most of the buylug was by shorti. The cash dcinund
via. cretty good for laid and export meats, but other
wise rather slow; 29.000 hogs aro estimated for to
morrow. Tbo (literal hog movement and the attitude
or packers, togoiher with the alucuco of speculation,
gives thla market a beurlsh outlook."
bi'UAii llw dun, but nrms wi'ieii.an-iiiMM.i
00' test, U 13 IUu3V. Refined fairly active.
Wool The Wool Kxihango quotes domestte wooli
as follow: Ohio and l'euusylvaula XXX, 32ft30c;
XX and above, 3l(32c; X. 2Uc: No. 1, 3iiC4ll2c.i No.
2. 28i30c; fine, unwashed, 20(A21c.t unmerchant
able, 2K422C. Ohlocomblug No. I, "Hand "-j blood, 24
(425C.1 No. 2, 4 blood, 25(42 7o.; Ohio delaine, U0a'32c.;
Michigan X and . bove, 2U(42li,; No. 1, 2814211c.; No.
2, 2HI429CI line, unwashed, isc.i unmerchantable,
inc. Mlculgancomblng No. 1, -Valid Ki blood, 27c;
No. 2, 4 blood, 27c; M.chlgou delaine, 2?ui28c. Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri -Combing, .'V, blood,
23i424c; combing, 4 blood, 23c424c; combing, braid,
22c; clothing, HhlooJ,22(423c,; clothing, 4 blood,
22(423c,;clouitug, coarse, 21c.
Cuicaoo, Hov. 15. The.e were to-day's prlcei:
."nf.
Wheat: Opening, lllgheit. Luireit, Ctoimg. Ntuht.
Deo..,. li-l-j 95 94 PI'S, U44
May.... 90u 90"s M4 9IP4 90
Corn;
Deo,,., 204 204 208 20h 204
Hay..., UO 1)0 294 294 80
Oilfl.'
Deo.,.. 201, 04 20 20l 20-
May.... 22 22 214 224 21 r,
Lara;
Deo.... 4.18 4.17 4.10 4,12 4.17
Jan.... 4.8U 4.83 4.28 4.25 4.32
llll,i:
Dec... 4.26 4,25 4,20 4.20 4.27
Jan.... 4.27 4.30 4.22 4,22 4.30
I'ork:'
Deo. ...(7.26 (7.32 (7,20 (7.22 (7.35
Jan.... 8.27 8.32 M.2U 8.20 0.00
Live stock .tlarkrt.
New Yonif, Monday, Nov, 15. Receipts of beeves
yesterday and to-dsy weru 3,102 head; it cars to bo
exported, 121 ears direct tu local slaughterers, und
60 cars for the market! 6H cars on sale, all told.
Steers and uxeuactlio and firm; bulls and dry cows
slow and lower. The yard, wuro not lully eicui-nl.
Natlvu steers sol I at J4.25u.s5.u0 f 109 it.. st n
and oxen at (2.76(ttl.6ii, hull, ut 62.nr(4.).20, dry
cows at SI.70l4SJ,25. Vreancd beer steady at 7itn-c,
V tb. for poor to prlmo uatlvo sides. Cables from
British iiiurkuti quute Atuerlcuu steersat 1UV1 1 4c,
a., dressed wclgut; Auu-r.cuu refrigerated li.ef til
H4w9u. V Is. No uxporik lo-duy. 'loniorrow, sou
beeves aud 2,000 quurtt-rs of bci t.
Receipts of valves, yesterday and today, Including
72 tilled, weie 1,612 head, cals steudy, but grast
ers sold slowly at u r auction of -so. V it.. Al out loo
head were carried over. Veals sold at (6118 100
Its.i grassers at (3.2j(4t3 78; H'c.nr.i calves at IMj,
$0.00. CllydrerM-d veuls steudy al IOHii2c. t .
Receipts of shiep uud lambs, Including 2n cars di
rect In butchers, were 10,508 heudj 81 ears 011 jal".
Active, steady for sheep, linn for luiubs. Tho pens
were fully cleared, bbeeosoid at $3u$l.7l) V ino
Bs; lambs at S0.40ul.l5, Dressed mutton, 7(j.rc.i
dressed lamba, 74d9-jo.
Receipts of bogs, yesterday und tu-dsy. were 18,832
head! 1.4U9 head on sale. Weak at S.l.ilO.jd.oo
100 rss.
IteaTKatnto Prlvnte nnlea.
DuftftRusb.r have sold for Francis M. Jcnks and
Jacob Lawbon, to Andrew J. Kerwln, Jr , a plot of
lots at the aouthw.st corner of thu Boulevard und
loath street, 07. 0x100. P.
(J. L. Lawrcuco has so.d, Ihrougb Miorge A. Hamp
ton, tbe llvu-story apuriiuent house, with stores, No..
944 and 940 Amsterdam uvcuue, uu a plot Ouilou, at
about si 00,000.
Ulawsou X llobbs havo sold for Oscar Durjea to
Joseph Hamershlag and David Oppeuhelmer, two
lots on the north slue of 1 Klin street. 160 feit eaitot
Amsteniam avenue: uud for nr. I'blllp B. La Roche
to Joseph Uamenhlag and David oppeuhelmer, una
m-LAj,1", ' ' " " i'i ' (iii 1 iM.i.ii .'' i.i'.w
lot. 23xl00.ll.on the north ltd or HJth street, BOO
feet of Anuterdsnt avenue. '
steal Raiate Aaetlan Sale..
At the Broadway aalesroomyeslenlsv William Ken
nelly sold No. 83 West Sixty-sixth street, near Cen
tralrark Weit two story frame dtv lllng i,n rear of
lot 28x100, foreclosure, to tbe plain Iff. Frans Fohr.
for (8,700,
Court Calendars This Ilav,
Appellate Division Supreme f'ntirt Nm. 42. 60,
62, 84, 65. 50, 09, 32, 87, 49, 63, 111, ;. -Ja, 73"
Supreme Court Special Term Part t Mot'on eslen
darvalied at 10:30 A. M. Part It. Ex-.:irie nmtteri.
Tart III. Clear. Motions. Doinurrers Sim 820.
508. Preferred causes N01. 6(153, 4t-):i. Pirt IV.
Clear. Law and fact Nos. 860(1, 52TI, 6111111,6:117.
Part V, Case unllnlibed. Cases from l'.irt IV,
Part VI, Case unflnUhnl. Cases I rum Part IV.
Part VII. Clear. Elevated Railroad e,un. Trlnl
TPrm Part II. Clear. Preferud causei Nos.
13530. 132D2. 13469, 13t87, liltllll, Vlioia,
lflOOIt, 14004. 111124, 1111011. 1 Itllll. 14118,
I4I0!I. 12824, 111770. 111211, 1 UlOll, 11121,
18080, 14117, 130:19, 11782, 14.ll.VI, 14(181),
Part 111. Clear. Nos. (1800. 7824, 4207, CiKl, 1:1111.
8020, 0850, 4008, 7432. 611111. 312-, 7171. 7307.
0033. 4844. 2430. 192S. 4098, 626 I. 6303. 4 1 0 1, 11(177.
Part IV. Case unfinished, (.'a-.es fiom Part III.
Part V. Case unfinished. Cas i from part ill.
Part VI. Clear. Crwoa from Part III. purl VII
Case unfinished. Not. 7195. 81K3. 0-U7, ,i-,:ni. ,-lVf
47111,111180, 0272,271ir, 8001.4627, 4.128, 517V, II 111,
1889,0707,0840.65113, 12441. Part VIII Cai un
finished. Cases from Part VII. Part IX. Case tin
Ilnl.hed. Cses from Part VII. Part X. Cast- tin
finished. Cases from Part VII. Part XL Cao
unnnlshed. Cases from Part It, Part .Nil. Clear.
Cases from Part II.
Surrogate's Court. Chamliers Motion calendar
called at 10:30 A M. For probate Wl li of einiuui-1
II. Hurd, Dudley W. Bain, Thcodoro N. llelvln, Jolm
1). Newmann, John Christie. Mary O. Wilson, Owen
McOlnnesa, John Michel, at la::iOA. M.i MininerA.
Mason, at 11 A. M. Alice Kearney, Frank (1. Wil
liams, at 2 P. M. Trial Term No. 1:100. will of
Josepb Richardson, at 1(1:3(1 A.M. No. 1301, will of
Joseph Richardson, at 10:30 A.M.
City Court Special Term. Motions,
innnc.nt.
High Grade Bonds.
$250,000
H. Y. C. & Hud. Riv. R. R, 100-yr. Gld. 3s
$125,000
N. Y. & Harlem R. R. Consolidated Mtge. 7s
$60,000
Pitts., McK'port & Yough'ny R.R. 1st Mtge. 6s
Uuir, by Is. Mi. A Mich. South. Jb by Pitts. t
laAlte Erin IIbIIituti
$100,000
N. Y. & New Engl'd R. R. 1st Mtge. 6s & 7s
$50,000
Rome, Water. & Ogdens. R, R. Gonsol. 5s
$50,000
Albany & Susq. Cons. (1st) Mtge. 6s & 7s
$25,000
H. Y Lackawanna & Western 1st Mtge. 6s
Guar, by Del.. Xaick. JL. West. It It
VJV,VJWU
Morris & Essex R. R. Consol. Mtge. 7s
(loir, by Dal., Ialck. A West. It. It
$50,000
N. Y. & Erie R'way Gold 2d, 3d, & 4th Mtges.
$60,000
Erie Railway Consolidated Mtge. Gold 7s
$125,000
Chic. & Northwest. R'y Cons. Quarterly 7s
$60,0C0
Chic. & Northwestern R'way Cons. Gold 7s
$50,000
Northwest. Union R'way 1st Mtge. Gold 7s
$20,000
Menominee River Extension 1st Mtge. 7s
Guar. Assumed by Chi. IT. West It-war.
$50,000
Chic, Rock 1st. & Pac. R'way 1st Mtge. 6s
$100,000
Chi., Bur. & Q. R. R. Consol. (1st) Mtge. 7s
$40,000
St. P..M. & M. 2d (now 1st) Mtge. Gold 6s
$100,000
Chi., Mil. & St. P. R'y Rir. DIr. & Cons. 7s
Convertible Into preferred atoek or tbe Co.
$50,000
St. L.& S. Fran. 2d (now 1st) Mtge. Gld. 6s
$50,000
Nash,, Chatt. & St. L R'way 1st Mtge. 7s
$40,000
Edison Elec. III. Co. of H. Y. 1st Mtge. Gld. 5s
$25,000
Third Avenue R. R. 1st Mtge. Gold 5s
$50,0CO
H, Y N. II. & Hart. Convert. Debentures
i.ir.ii; .iu w until i-.ii.riK SECUIIITIE!
POIt BAM! UV
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
31 NAS8AU STREET.
NORTON & TUNSTALL,
30 WAlilj ST., NEW YOniC.
Members of 1ST. Y. Stock Exchange.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, nnd Grain.
Market Letter furnished on nupllcavtlon.
Douglas 8c Jones,
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange,
34 Illlll.tlt NT.. .V. V, CITY.
DAILY MARKET LETTER ON APPLICATION.
ffilcctioiw ami 3Hrct.n.
HOTICKli hereby Klven that the Annual Heeling
of the htocltholderoof the Mock ('notation Tcleicrapli
Company will Lo held on WeJii.-sduy, DeoeinPcr lit.
1H97. at 12 o'clock noon al tho onion or the Company,
10 Ilroad btreet, room tr.'. New York City, for iliu
cloellou of Directors for the ensuing j cur, in d for
such other business connected with the uiralntof tho
Corporation as may Ik presented forennildirntlou
The TltANSrT.K books will Ik- closed at 12 M.
November 20111, 1897.
New Yoik, November Dili, 1897.
,., . ... WILLIAM II. HURST.
JOHN J, WALSH. pr. sldent.
bicretary.
Omen op thi: eopitaiilk has hurt com
paiiyofNew Vork. No. .110 Third nvenuc. Now
ork, Nov, II, n,u7. .SollcoloHiis-kholibTS Notice
Is hereby Klven that a siitclal ineitliiK of llm stock
holders of the Koul'ulili lias I.luhl Com pany of New
V.iik will lie held at the onico of the Company. No.
34(1 Tolrd avenue, In th-- city of New Yoik, mi Hatur.
day, Iho 27th day of November. IMi7. ut cloven
Hi-luck A. M , Tor tho purposo of eubiullilin.- :t. said
stoi k holder ror their approval un u-rei ni.nt of con.
solldatlou bi-ivveuii l Ills Conipany and tho Now Yoi"
and Kail Rlverflas Compauy nud the New Ainsie-.
dam Hoi Company, lly order ot tho Hoard
Ulrrcloie JACOII P. MII.LIUl, S.-crt-lary.
oiitttnfr.ii,n 3,otlrrjs,
VOT1CE IS HKREIIV OlVKNof thu llltflltlou of H.
V. Uabcock, August lleliuoni, K. J. llerwlnd
Cbaunecy M. Deww, C. I). Dlekry, Klbrldi," T. (Jerry
Marccllu Hartley, u, 0. Haven, Joiepli v. II -n.lrlx.
Jhiiii-s II. Hyde, A. Inllii, Jr . A. U. Jiillliutil. I). II.
M,!':.J.r-.. "sn'el I-ord. W. K, Mu.un', Kran. Tllford,
ami William c. IVhltuey ai propott liuorirators
to oruanlj o Trim couiiuiiy, lu be kuonn m the
Fifth Avenue Trust Company, to do business lu the
city of New York at I'ony-tiilrJ street ami Kifth a e
uue, audio have a capital or 45iiu,uui). mis indict
I Is published In pursuance of Hecllon 151, Arllcl. IV
of tbe UauklDK Law of the State of New York.
smttt gttiw. if
-tlOSTOrFlCKNUTtCg. . , t
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested, u ohantoa flLT
"fSren'maMaVor"? week endln, Nov. SO. 1807, tS
m !Sa (PltOMPrLY In all as-s) nt tho Oanerd .
Post Sfltae a. follows: PARCELS POST 11 AILS clot SW
om houV eaFlter than clouln time shown below. II
TRANS AT1ANTIC 1IAII9. ti
TOKSDAY.-At 0 A. M. for EOROPE. per steamshlsj BA j
Lahn. Via Sonlliamptou and Bremen. H" i
WfllNESDAY. At 7 A. M. (suMUeliielitaiT 0 A. M.) B ,
for KUltOPR. lr steamship Ht. lau via South. tt
amntoii at li A. M. (supploinentary lllino A. II.) B
fir EUROPE. Ir steamsbli. RrllsnnlC. via S
OueenstownfatSti A. SI. for HKLOIUM dlreet, per M
atrarash p friesund. via Antwerp (letters mun b M
batuSdaY -a" 7f a"' ll'."for FRANCE, RWITZER. &
SA I -.NI) ITALY. hPAlN, PORTllOAL. TURKEY.
K JYPT and URITIMI INDIA, per steamship IA
( aVcouno. via Havre (letters for olher pa.i w fjjfc
Europe must be din cied " nr La Oascpgne")! at
H T M. for (1ENOA, lr tentnshln NormannlfJ "M
(letter, must bo, directed "tfr Sorina nnla' ')U .
li) A. M. (supplementary 11:30 A. .) for lsu- kw
ROPIC. per at' amshlp llmbrla. via Quocn.town. B
rniN'TKD MATTER. c Herman steamers salllns ' a
in Tuestlavs take Pilnted Matter. c. for Uet H
uiiyairfsicl.lly AddrcMted Printed Matter.
Kc . for Mhcr parts of Knrope. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, Oerman I
steamers. m Thursdas. nnd Cunsrd.Vrench, and I
oert an .toamrrTon Satuniays take Printed Mat-
ter.&c. for all eounlrlis for which they are ao 1
vcrtled to carry mall. I
AtU r tho eloslnc of the B-PIV;'cn,TWSfi!51s- 1
Malls named above, auditions. suPP1.'""? f
malls nw opebtd ontbo piers of the American, B
P.iiKllsb. l'rench. and Oerioan steamsrs, and re- B
main otvon until within TcU Minnies of the hour &,
or sailing of steamer.
MAILS FOR bOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. H
WEST INDIES Ac.
TURSDAY At 12:110 P. M, (supplementary 1P.M.)
for T. THOMAS. ST. CllOlX, LEEWARD and ..
WlNinVAHU ISLANDS, per steamship Pretorlai 4ffJ
at 1 P. M, for INAMUA and IIAYTI. per steamship 'sH
hanlnaw i at :i P. M. for COSTA RICA, per steam- fl
er from New Orleans: at V P. M. for PORT ANTC- .-iH
Nil), per atcamer from Roston. ..-, (IsH
WEDMlhliAY.-At 2::m A. 11. for PORT ANTONIO, 'H
per steamer from Phlladclphlai at 1 1". M. for
Cl'llA, per atramshlp Yucatan, via Havanai at 1 .JJ)))J
P.M. for hANTOS, tier steomslllpAstl. (
TIH;il-il)AY.-At 7 A. Jl. for LA PLATA COJJNTRIES
direct, per stenmihlp llellaurat at 1 P. M. (sup- (
plementnry 1:30 P.M.) for 1IERMUDA. per steam- ,
ship onuocot nt 1 P. M. (supplementary 1 ISO 0BB
P 51.) for NASSAU. N. P.. and SANTIAGO DB !
Cl'IlA.persteaiiislilpNIanara. J Tr'
SATUltliAY. AtWA.M. forllitAZH. andLA TLATA 1-
COI'NTRIES. per steamship Olliers. via Psrnam-
tiueii. llahls, and Kin Jamlru (letters for MortU
Ilnir.ll must Ik-directed "per Olbera")! at 10 A.
M. (supplementary 10:30 A. H.) for FORTUNB ,'
ISIANb; JAMAICA. SAVANILLA. and GREY- V i
TOWN, tier steamship Adirondack (letters for
Costa Rica must be directed "per Adirondack")!
at lu A. M. (supplementaty 10:110 A. M.) for
IIAYTI and SANTA MARTHA, per steamship
IIuls.tcl.it nt () A. M. (supp.ementary 11 A. M.) J
for CENTRAL AMERICA (oxcept Costa Rloa) M
and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per steamship Ad- M
viiiic-, via Colon (letters for Guatemala must bo r
directed "ier Advance")! at 111:30 A. M. for
CAMPhCHK. CHIAPAS. TA1IA8CO. and YUCA
TAN, per steamship City of Washington (letters
for other parts of Mexico and for Cuba must b
directed " it City of Washington"! at 10:30 A.
M. for IIAYTI, CL'MANA, anil CARUPANO, per
steamship Prim Wlllem I, (loiters for other parU
of Venezuela, Curacao, Trinidad, Ilrltlsb and Dutch
Oulana must bo directed "per Prlns Wlllem I."), - i.
at 11 A. M. ror MEXICO, per steamship Panama, '
via Prugreao and Vera Crur (letters must b if
dlrected"per Panama"). -. rj
Halls for Newfoundland, by rail to nallf ax and thenos). ',' ' '".
by steamer, closo at this offleo dally at M:30 P. H. i ' . '
Malls for Mlnuclon. by rail to Boston and thenos). r
by steamer, close at this ofllco dally at t!30 P. M.
Malls for Cuba close at this offleo dally at 7:00 A. v
M.. for forwarding by steamers sailing (Mondays
and Thursdays) rrom Port Tampa, Fla. Letter
malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, close at this
onico dally at 12:inl M. ; pnper malls at 0:00 A. M. : ,$
(Register! d mall closes at 0:001. M. previous day. W
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. .
Mails for Australia (except West Australia), New Zesy
laud, Hawaii, and FIJI Islands, per steamship I -
Warrlmoo (from Vancouver), close here dallr I
after Nov. 15 and up to Nov. 10 at 0:30 F. at. 'Y- ,
Malls for China. Japan, and Hawaii, per steam- 1
ship City of Rto Janeiro (from San Francisco), H
close here dally up to Nov. 21 at (1:30 P. M. Malls I
for China and Japan, iter steamship Columbia
(from Taconia). close berudall up to Nov. 121 at M
0:30 P. M. Mails for Hawaii, per steam- j
ship Australia (from San Francisco), clossi JBf
here dally up to Nor. 21 at 6:30 V
P. M. Malls for tho Society Islands, per
ship Galileo (from San Francisco), closo here dally JJV
uptoNov. 24 at 0:30 P.M. Mulls for China and
Japan (sjieelally addressed only), i-r steamship
Empress of china (from Vancouver), close here
dally up to Nov. 120 at 0:11(1 P. M. Malls for Alls-
tralla (except thoso for West Australia), which
are forwarded via Europe. New Zealand. Hawaii.
FIJI and Samoan Islands. er steamship Mariposa
(from San Francisco). cIobo here dally up to Doc,
13 at 7:30 A. M., 11 A.M. and (1:30 P.M. (or on
arrival ut New York of steamship Campania with B.
British malls for Australia).
TrnnspaclOc malls aro forwarded to port of sailing H
dally au I the schedule of sailing Is arranged on tb
iiresumptlon of their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes nt I) P. M. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. jM
Post Omco. New York. N. V.. Nov. 16, 1B97. Wf
PUBLIC NOTICE ' S.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUH- 11T
CIL, ROOM 8 CITY II ALL, NEW YORK CITY, If-
NEW YORK, November it, 18U7. JTW
Pursuant to directions given to mo In the following fl
resolution, which was adopted by the Common Coun- fl
ell October 20, 1SU7, and approved by th Mayor No- - B
vember 1st, lN97.vlz.: -.S
Resolvetl, That Monday, November 29, 1897, 3 f-
o'clock P. M. In the afternoon, the Chamber ot ths .V
Roartt of Aldermen, bo and they are hereby deslg- f,
natetl as tho time and place when and where tbe ap
plication of the Brooklyn, New York and Jersey City v
Trrmlual Railway Company to tbe Common Council I
of tho City of Now York for Its consent and permls- j
slon forthe construction, maintenance and operation I
of a railroad under the surface of certain stn ets. avo- I
nues and thoroughfares of tho City of New York, aa 1
they are more particularly set forth In the accompsv
nylng petition, will be first considered, and a publla
notice be given by tho Clerkof tbls Board forfourteen i
days In two dally newspapers to be designated there- I
for by bis Honor the Mayor, according to tho pro- I
visions of section 92 of tbo Railroad Law, as amended, i
such advertising to bo at tbo expense of tho petitioner. i
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the l j
time and place mentioned In the resolution the fol- (
lowing application of the Brooklyn. New York and V
Jersey City Terminal Railway Company will be con- jf
sldered. as is reaulred br tbe provision of the Rati
road Lawt
To the Honorable the Doard of Aldermen of the Citv
and County of New York: ,
The petition of Tbe Brooklyn. New York and Jersey
City Termtnul Railway Company respectfully showst
1. That your petitioner la a railroad corporation,
duly organised and Incorporated under and tn
pursuance of the provisions of an act of tha
Legislature of tbo Stato of New York, entitled ''Tha'
Railroad Law." That the said corporation pro- yfi
poses to build, construct, maintain and oper-
ate a railroad for public uso lu the convey
ance of pontons and property In cars, for compensa
tion, in the City and County of New York, In ths
State of New York, being part of the railroad of your
petitioner running from Its terminus in tbo City of
inHm,-n, la llic oiiiiy oi jtuigN ami male or .-vow
York, at or near the Junction of Flatbusb nud Atlan
tic avenues, tn Jersey City, in the Stato of NewJcr
aoy. and that the railroad of your petitioner is
to be a tunnel railroad, tbe route of which passes
untler tho surface of the following streets, avenues
and highways In tho City and County of New
York, to wit: Beginning at tbn exterior line ot8outH
street. Rt the foot of Maiden Lane, tin the East River.
In the Oily and County of New York, and runnlnr
friim snld point of commencement under the surfaoo
of South street, and thenco under tbo surface of
Maiden Lnneto Broadway, In sold City and County or
New Yorkj thenco continuing under tho surface of
Broadway to Cortlondt street, In sold city, and under
the surface of Cortlaiidt street to the termination ot
ssld street ai West street, and thenco under the sur
fuco of West street to the westerly lino of said street.
II. Tbo railroad proposod to Im hunt, constructed,
maintain, d and operated by yutir petitioner, ai here
inbefore set forth. Is Intended to be operated by any
povv er other than locomotive steam, which now, or at
any time hereafter, may lawfully bo used or em
plov cd on Its route.
Ill Your petitioner further shows that It li In
formed and believes that, pursuant to the lawi of
this State, It Is necessary for It to obtain the consent
of tbn Hoard nf Aldermen of tbe City and County ot
New York toenai lo It to construct, maintain and op
erate thu railroad aforesaid, and accordingly, your
Iietltloner now applies to your Honorable Body for I
such consent. I
Whcrefoie. your petitioner praj-F. and makes sppll- I'
cot lou to tbo llourtl ot Aldermen of the Clly and Coun fl
tv of New York for Its consent and permission to ba a
granted loj our petitioner, It. successors, lessees and a
assigns, to coiutriict, inulnialn autl operate uu under- fl
ground tunnel railroad for public uso along and un- I
tlerth" tii-eta, avenues and highways almvo set forth fl
and ile-crltied, togt flier with all necessary ronnec- fl
lions. H'vlicht', sidings, turnouts, turntahlei, and fl
crossovers, for the convenient working of said rail- B
road and for tho accommodation of tho cars of the Ti
company vvhU-limay bu ruiinversald railroad by your ,iv
petitioner. Its successors. lessees or assigns. l m
Haled Oi'lolK-r 25, IHH7. 'i'sfjfl
TUT UHOOkl.YN. NEW YORK AND JERSEY CITT 'kjfl
TEltMIN M. KUl.tt AY COMPANY, by W. II. BALD- V'flfljl
WIN'. Jr. President. 'kVTl
Mate orNeiv Vork.Clty and County of New Ynrk.ss.t ? .ri
Wllliuinlf. Baldwin, Jr. being duly sworn, deposes K v
and snys. that Tho Brooklyn, New York aud Jersey f
city Ti-riiiluul Rallwuy Compaiiv, iho petitioner "
ulHiveiisii-cd,lsndomestlceorporatlon. and that do- ,j
ponent Ih an nfllivr iheroor, to vvlt, Pn sldent, and u i
increrort' iiiukes this lerlllcatloui that tin, foregoing H I
petition Is true, to the knowlotlgeof tie, .oueut, except il '
in in Hie mutters therolu slated to bo alleged upon n I
liiforiiiatloiiaiul belief, as to which niutlcrdpouent jfi J
lielleveilttnliotriic. WM. II. BALDWIN, Jr. ,31
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