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USKmf 8 . THE SUN, TUESDAY. NOVBMBEfi 23, 1897 L'wF' V'V' '
I AGEDWOMAN SnOWS FIGHT
trim 1 cnAin jvit. itn.T.rn rnirn
to jikat off Tir.o lwnar.AM.
k I" 70 Vrara Old and Lives A1r-AIUr m
fltrnitt Ihr nabbcra Overcame Her anil
Brat Her lain Insensibility Her rendition
la acrloua The Tito llnrglara jKacapr,
ELUsAMrrn, N. J., Nov. U'J. A murderous w
tault wns comtnlttrd Inst nlitlit liy two yoiino:
men upon Mrs. Paulino Miller, an olil woman
who lived olono nt 15S Witshlnaton nvoniio.
After beating the oM womnn Into insensibility
her assailants ransacked her rooms In search
of boot). As tucy vero leaving tlio house thoy
ware accosted by a nclchl'or, John Carroll.
They shot at him with a revolver nml ran down
Urler nvenuo and escaped. Mrs. Miller Is n
widow and tor years slio has kept n. tnall stors
In the otd bouto whero the lived. Sim sold
tobacco, cigarettes and souio rrrocerles. Her
utoro Is In tho shadow of Ht, Mary's ltoman
Catholic Church, and tho children of St, Mary's
school wero her rreular customers.
Although her home was old and weather
beaten, and though she often denied the report,
Mrs. Miller wns reputed to have n good deal of
money, which, It was nlloced, sho kept some
where In her sleeping room. Once or twice
several years ago her store was brokon Into,
but Mrs. Miller, who Is 72 years old, drove out
the Intruders after giving thorn a boating with
a billy, and none of her neighbors thought any
ono would try again to rob her.
Last night at 10:13, while walking through
his yard, which Joins Mrs. Miller's, John Car
roll of 817 South street saw two men loave the
rear door of Mrs. Miller's house. He asked
thom who they wore, whereat ono drew a re
volver and tired nt Carroll. Tho bullet missed
Mm. and Carroll dodged behind tho fenoo whllo
tho two men run across n vacant lot Into Orlor
avenuo. Carroll, with his wlfo and Charles
Mnhon. ran into Mrs. Miller's houso to seo if
any harm bad been dono the old woman. When
they entcrod, Mnhon says, they found Mr. Sill
ier lying on the floor of hei bedroom, hho was
covered with blood and a pool of blood bad
formed about her head. Sho wns moaning and
unconscious. Tho room was in tho groatcm dis
order and there were many evidences that n
Bcvoro struggle had taken plnco. Tho Injured
woman wns carried into tho store and placed on
a chair. There sl-.o partly retrained her senses
and told thoso about her that two men had
beaten her. Sho swooned then and was re
moved to tho Ucncr.il Hospital. Thcro wero
four long cuts on her head, m.-iilo by sonic blunt
instrument, such as n blackjack or a club, and
the surgeons at tho hospital wero surprised that
tho blows had not killed tho woman. Today
sho bad recovered Homouhat und wns per
mitted to talk with tho detectives for a few
From her disconnected story It wns gathered
that sho had retired early, and tome tiiuo in tho
night was awakened by tho noise of omo ono
entering hor room. Tho intruder btruck a
match, and then she raw two men. Tho ono
with tho match walked over to n bureau and
lighted a lamp. l)y this time the second man
had reached her bmlsltle. Grabbing her nbout
tho throat, ha demanded to know whero she
kept her money. Tho old woman gasped and
soul sho had no money. Tightening his clutch
on her throat, tho fellow bctmn to choko her.
and threatened to kill her unless sho revealed
tho secret hiding place. Shu could not speak,
hut mnnaged to shako her head. At this re
fusal her assailant arose, saying that ho would
find the money without her aid, nnd warned
hor to remain In bod if she valued her life.
Doth tho rufllanu started to ransack tho bureau
drawers nnd Mrs. Miller waltsd until they
wero busily engaged. Then sho acted. De
spite her advanced nge, tho woman is strong
nnd bravo, having had a number of successful
struggles with drunken men in her store So
sho leaped from tlio bed nnd advanced boldly
on tho ihlc.es. They heard her nnd rushed at
her. Tlio woman grabbed a chnlr. but btforo
sho could ruiso it tho thieves had seized her.
Sho struggled hard, and it took tho two men
several minutes to subduo her. Finally ono
pulled n club or blackjack from his pocket
and pounded tho woman on tho head with it.
She was knocked unconscious, and behoing
they had killed her, tho thieves must havo re
sumed their cearcli for booty, for when tho
room was examined every bureau drawer and
other place where nionoy or valuables could
havo been concealed hnd been searched. After
completing their search, tho men calmly
walked out of tho hou.o nnd mndn their escape
It Is not yet known whethor they got any booty,
but they could not havo secured much, for thcro
wns little to be had, Mrs. Miller told the police.
Although Mrs. Miller said she recognized her
arsallants nnd gavo a description of them to
tho police, sho seems to havo been mistaken.
On her description John Sheridan was arrested
early this looming. He easily proed an
alibi and was released. The police bavo a
theory that members of n notorious gang of
roughs known as tho "Wnihlmrton avenue
., , gang" wero Mrs. Miller's assailants. Chief
v IB' Georgo C. Tcnney said this afternoon that ho
W R K, felt certain ho had the men located, nnd ex-
K"(I Ht' pected tho detectives to bring them in bt oro
SV SK"" to-morrow night Two of the Washington a, o-
J' v rt.v, nuo gang disappeared from their usual haunts
t" K?? tu,B mrntnF- Somo of tho pcoplo who live
B& (K) ptar Mrs. Miller tny they saw several trnmps
'S 8 lEl lounging near her house lato last evening, nnd
fit 5 sET tnRt tho fellows disappeared suddenlv. They
$ ' think theso committed tho assault. To-night
r BRr Miy Miller had not recovered sufficiently to
" -Ry talk neh. Sho Is still In a dangerous condi-
rfc if RS l'!. ut tho surgeons at the hospital havo hopes
g.. ' ? ' Ber recovery.
M, V ff nVMXESS TItODnZ.ES.
if tr
! J Dcrjedulee or VT. G. Illtrboock A Ca. t. M.
fr jF Rosenberg- A Co. FnlL
j $ r Win. J.'Curtls, assignee of V. O, Hitchcock
5 Q & Co., Importers of black dress goods, crapes.
f f Ac, at 453 and 455 Itroomn street, lllcil sc-hed-
V' f? F "Ie 3-ceterdn"- The nrm 1"" direct liabilities of
fe' I w 91,lll,836icontlnscntllnbllltles,i!ll(),(KK):noiii-
a?' i lDal tt880,B' 1.200,70! actual assets, 53n,OU.
fe T Before the Arm mndo nn assignment on Oct. 'JU
!ri f er transferred outstanding accounts aggre-
W ffi- gating $2(18.000 to II. Priestley & Co. of Ilrnd-
S. r) X ford, England, aud to thcGoodal! Worsted
ip i ik Compuny of Sanford. JIc., for goods of these
if. ' , concents which wero sold by tho assignors as
M? f 5J agenU. Mr. Curtis, tho assignee, disputes the
;Mi f title of tho two .onccrns nbovo mentioned to
. jS theso accounts. Tho following are thocrcdi-
& k YJ. f whoso claims oro 10.000 and over:
5 , Fourth National Hank, 1(10,000; llolbrook A:
'& 4 Co.. 100.000; 11. Priestly A- C!o., I'J.'MMn:
' S 5 Ninth Nationnl Hunk, $75,000: Imimrters'
llffi. ' ' S '"' '1'rndcrs' National Hank, 450,ooo: New
ftf- t Sh York Lifo Insurance and Trust Company, s-50.-lSK!
, ?S 000: Pacific Hank, $50,000: Notional Hank of
?fe i North America, $50,000; National Hank of
'at f ST Commerce, $50,000; Hank of Anicricn.$,jr,(KK);
! '' i ! National I'ark Hank, v:5,0()0: Fifth Avenuo
J1 9. National Hunk, fjs.OOO; National Hroadway
f: ; i Bank. $'J5.O00; Chase National Hank, $:5,000;
t V Mechanics nnd Traders' Hank, $'J0,000; Orl-
, 1 T rnUil Bunk, $S0,OO0:Now York Security and
l t js Trust Company, '.'0,000; National Citizens'
S' R. Bauk. $'JO,0(KI; National Hank of Now burg,
k i : fe f'JO.OOO; (loodnll Worstoil Companv, $1 1JiiO;
., '; Mrs. Kiulh- M. Alkcr, $1!1,070; Uborty Na-
fc I I llonnl Hank, $10,000; Fulton County Natlonul
' f Hank, W10.O0O; Worcester Safo Deposit nnd
M '; I Trust Company, $10,0(K); Meehnnlcs' National
Bank of Trenton, $10,000; Weed & Co., $10,-
6 " 000.
jf I ' fe 1. M. nosenberg Si Co., Jobbers In hosiery
!j J f and notions at 41 Mbpenanl fctrcet, failed j es-
W ' terdny. All tho stock wutrotnocd early in tho
i j !f morning, and when creditors arrived thcro they
i ' . k. found tlio placo closeo unit only tho fixtures
t';-. and u roll-top desk wero left. Tho liabilities uro
'IF t ' about $15,000.
IS j ; 1!m kherlir yesterday took clmrga of tlio plaoo
at K i buslni'i;of iAiuls.Klelnljaum, uiaiiutacturor
m V J" furs, at 1 10 (ireeno street, on eecution for
K i t'-V'H I" faor of Arthur F.lllrscliel, and ery
2P T. "tlio stock was fouml in tho place.
& : jr nirmisa the kino ustatj:.
B. ) , Judito linker Drrldea to Grant a Urern DIs.
JR 1 ' Irlliiilliis 01.000,000.
W I fc NEwronT. It. I.. Nov. U'J.-Tho famous King
B P '' will cuso wns brought up ng.iln to-day in tho
W !i Prob.ito Court ou a hearing on tho iipplleutiou
' JS of Qeorgodoidoti Klngnml otliers. iiilniliiislra-
f - i, tors of thumtnto of Willlum II. King, for a de.
f ticndiJirlbuting $1,000,000 oi ihoestiilc. (J.
it , f J "Ives nml W . I'. Sh Mield, Jr.. represented
. h ',"? ndmlnl"trutors, Itolwrt 1,. Sweezey and
if Ip Jo'" II, Olovrr being clan present, Mr. C, F.
J" J IV OoriiMii wis pri sent to look. after Mis. K. A.
, I.. Webster Ituss slile of tho o.ike. 'Ihu ailuiinis-
r, 14 t rotors showed that the properly it was pro-
t '" posed to itivi'Joroiild te divided now without
? k Injury lo any of those interested. Judge Haker
S J toidMr.Cioimnn that he would urilir the de-
1 cioe.iiud Mr.tloruuiniMU'iiotlcethi.t he would
5 I lake-ail appeal, but It , not likely tint tlm -in
" f ', lir. in Court will ntngnlrn It, isnt iln Scptem-
ii 1 bcr term Mis. Itnxt wns deilartd liimuieiupl
fe, 1 j for falling loiomiily with an order of the iourt.
fe M h llrVMll anil lun InvurMueo 'uuiiNiilr,
f j, Toi-BKA. Kau., Nov. U'J.-Superlntrndrnt of
R a lnsuranco .McNull won a vkloiy to-dnj in tho
I I P Federal Court ivlu-u Judge Foster refused to
E i W enjoin him from inukliiguu oniiiiuitlon of thu
g 'JJ 'Irmellers' Insui.ince Company of Hartford.
I ft Conn, Judge Fiihtur holds tint the Ins, iranco
, J 3 PuiM-rlntriiiiint lias nuttiorlty to mHkocxamlim-
5 ?, tlona when ho Imb r.uisu to suspect tli.,1 .n In-
.E j (uianiucoiiiimii) has i.iaUnutuUe slioHlng In
Bi ( F lis annual slaleinenl,
E I The Now York Life Insurance Compinv to dnv
'3K- , K nlsinlssiUtwj suits against Mi N'ull in Hie I'. cl-
f f rrnl Court whlilirrw out of Mi N'ull' revoi i-
fc ' f tiou of tluil company's llceiin' liccaiiHo u ri-
M ; ' lused tu settle I lie famous llilliiiou claim still in
g J4 thntourtsof Kunsas. Onosult as toriO,0(H)
'Ht dsmugos against Mi'.N'nll and his Uimlsmen and
Pfi IBS the oilier was an injunction prpceeulng to re-
W- JIu itraliiMcNaJlfronj Interfering with tlio agents.
V ,M,3 of the Htw yirk Life Couipauy,
' BGeSr
S&VT4- ; '-,-,;,. ..r.r-,,
All the overcoats made
by E. O. Thompson
HALF .
PRICE . Jl
"I never had a raJuM
better overcoat JmFlwmm
thin the one I AffiaHB
boui;lit of E. O. fWjMKW
Thompson several W)f$fy
That's the repu- Mmm I
tation the E. O. T. PM'i
Dvercoats have. pfvYla
We are selling UJ Uj
them for half price. U aj
Because our own M ra
new overcoats are S $
better, more styl- um.r nde good,
ish, more up to Srillf profit. '
date.
The new overcoats at io and
upwards.
The E. O. T. overcoats at
half.
WehiveaUrcevstletyof Ovticotttj.
They sre better thn ny oiher Oveicost In New
otk at this price. You con try them. Exsmlns
them jt your home We'll Clatly Uke ibe"
bick If you find ny fault.
If you can get anything as
good, at the price, anywhere
else bring ours back. Money
always refunded for the asking.
Jsjoo C. o T. Overcoats now Sit.so
sj oo E. O. T. Ovtrcoitj now ii.u
ooo b. O. T. Overcoats now tooo
ij oo E. O. T, Overcoats now 7,o
10.00 E. O. T, Overcoats now 5.00
E. O. Thompson's Sons
To-order Clothing . D j
Ready-made Clothlne 245 "rOadWaV
Clerical Clothlnt above Park PIscs. J
W.&J.SLOANE
"THE AVON,"
A reproduction of an Old
Englishfabric, the English
Aster being used as a
motif, and rendered in
natural colorings on va
rious colored grounds.
LACES.
Renaissance,
Point Arabe,
Marie Antoinette
and Point de Venise.
BROADWAY & 19th St.
SHOPPING FOR
JEWELRY,
Como to our store and look around
any timo that suits you. You may
como a dozen times or twenty times, if
you liko, without incurring any obliga
tion to purchase, and without being
mndo to feol that you havo 'incurred
such an obligation. We don't want
anybody to buy jewelry fr;om us until
they are entirely ready to do so. We
want you to take plenty of time to de
cide what you want. It Is bettor to
wastoa little time in deciding than to
waste a good deal of timo in regret.
Tho oftener you como to seo us the
moro likely you will be to make your
purchase from us in tho long run.
Write for our booklet " Once a Cus
tomer, Always a Customer." It tells
why we are successful.
LAMBERT BROTHERS,
Third Arc, Cor. PHth St.
DON'T CHEAT-YOURSELF.
It pays to secure the best. Why not
use the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt,
which is imported from Carlsbad, and can
be obtained of any reliable druggist?
For all diseases of the stomach, liver and
kidneys, the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt is without equal. It is especially
beneficial for chronic constipation, gouty
and rheumatic affections. Be sure to ob
tain the genuine article, which has the
( signature of "Eisner & Mendelson Co,
New York," on every bottle.
Rapid Gommunicafion is
the essence of business.
Use the Telephone. j
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Up-to-dato Designs,
nt Factory Prices, because you
"lluyof the Maker."
.uiilrrdnm Aveuur'i your rrncba.
Thn Railroad Conuuitteo of the Aldermen avo
a public hearing yesterdny toThorunu A. Fulton
nnd other lictltloncrs, residents and property
owners in Amsterdam uvenue, upon the four
Biirrnei- nillunv trucks on ttmt tuorouL'hfurn.
Mr. hnltun w as chief spokesman, am! presented
wlut ho (unsidervi) tho ilfttigci. to lifo nnd prop
erty nnd thu water supply urlslnu from tho
maintenance of tho four trucks, it wns finally
agreed tli.it a public licnrlnsr ho held in the
council chnmher of the Hoard of Aldermen on
Dec. 1 utal', il.
Court Calradara Tills Day.
Appellate IU Ulon Supreme Court -rtcrsai.
Supreme Court Appellate. Tirra Appeals from
Dl.tck't Courts Not. V, IT, H, IIP, sil, 2b, IIH, 3D.
Minrriiii) c.iurt-speclal Term. Part I llot.on cal-
rniiarrallrilutliiiiliiA M. Pari II.-Kx-partti matters.
I I'aitlll Case uuiiiilalirtt. Moiluus. Demurrer. No.
i rm.l I'rcfi red caue. No avsil, aHBK. Part IV.
1',1-p uniinuiiFil, l.vv and fact. Nos. 0K7I), aos7,
, H'M, riiu,:iimi. iir.ii, i.n:. frjii.ams, 3:131,11177,
4IISII. 4I)K, IlllhS, flVll7. Mil. av4!l, flVftS, S3M2.
I BIA (MlJ, H4. 60.10, 01311, 6135, 467ft, D477.
I J art I inn unrlnnlid. t'nni-a from Part IV,
,.rt .V. c"" uiiriiilliti. Coaii from Part IV.
aft Wl.-cirar. KIeati it. t, can . irlallerin.
T'.i !' r,'l,'r- 1'rifetred iaue Niu. i:i;m,
l4ii,i, l.l.iiu, I4IIU, 1:10.111, 1.1J10, 11.1144, 1IKIS,
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y.1?." I,!"14.- 7"'"' '-7J. Imiueat-M,.' 7ii.il
I I'ait IV- Mr iiuitolilird fa.e from l'art III.
1 nit Ailjiiiiriu-il for tin term. I'ait VI.
,' imnni-'fU Car froni Port III, Part VII
( im 111.m1ta.l1 d Num. :,:Uli. 1I41IH. 4.11 II, 7l(i:l
, 4.114. R17... c,s(l, 8.1,15, 7111 . .(,111,1, 77S7 7J.(.
1 i'i. 1,-'",rt' i,U- "" l'r VItt -t'a.o unllu'
, tilled, tu.i. rridi Part VII. Part IX -Adj. mined
!l'r .,hr.l'C'" '''" X.-AilJouml for In., term.
J "ft JJ.-c" iiiillni.lnU Caies from 1'jrt II.
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I lJellamert). Ilamiali Krautli, Ann Uoolon. PraDt Til
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van. at f Jl, Trial Term.-Mo. luiJ-WIU of
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6 81, 1 004
6 81,23 07
7LATPFlst.llO ITexPacSdIn.. 27s
10 110S 6 27Ta
3 IIP, 6 28
1 LWIJcnaa..l00, 2 TerrenautelstlOO,
2 LakeSh llt,c..lH 1 T It R A of St L
5LebValofNV Ba 107,
1 103 3 107".
137 MetSItj- Ss.,112 2 107,
2M4tStLtst.Iexl27 8TexSOcnBs 07s
4MorftEscn..144 OUP.DftOlst,
IMo. K ft T of tr. 48
TexasB 81, 24WabIat 106,
3 81, 16 106
1 81, 14 106
1 HobftOcnl.... 73 2WestPae. 1024
1 727a 2WestSh4a llla
1 724 1 WeatSh4s,r...llls
3HoPaccn 89, 10 Will ft S F BS..1 10
6 00 6 110,
Total sales of railroad bonds (par value), t,58P,000.
RAILROAD AND OTHER BBARXJL
Optn nioK' Lou t Clottng ,
Solas. inj. ett. I. BUI. Ailred
187B0AmSR..131, 132, 130"s 131, 131s
78Am8rtpllO4 111, 110 110, 1104
lfiBSAmSK. 8'4 8Ta 8, 8, 84
lOOAmSMp 20, 20, 20, 20 21
14BAmCabl 01, 01, 01, DO D2
1704,AmTob. 81, 81, 80, 80' 81
JOOAmCOU 21, 22 21a 214 22,
3B7AmCOp 74, 74, 74, 74 74,
84S Atch.T
BTe.... 12, 12, 12, 12s 12s
2375 Atrb.TC
SF.p.. 27 27 2Q"s 204 27
I00B.RftPp 68 68 68
1000BrunsM..12 .12 .12
300 Bait O 12' 124 124 12"s 13
OROOBayStO 6 0 6a 6, 5"s
24H0Br'kRT 32 33, 32 32, 32's
00BUn O.110, 120, 110, 110 120
lOOCanSo.. 62, 62, 62, 62, 63,
4240CbOiW 12's 13 12"a 12, 124
lOOCbO W
Pf. A.. 30 30 30 30
100 Chat W
pf.B... 23, 23, 28, 22s 24,
SBOCheeftO 21, 21e 21, 214 214
100C.C.C ft
BtL.... 33 33 33 32 33
100 C, C, O ft
StLp.. 80 80 80 78 81
1000CNW121 121 120,120,121
lBOOSC.BftQ. 03, 03, 02, 02's 03
1210C.lJStP 01 02 Dls 01 02
IBB CM ft St
rpt...,140 140 140 130's 140,
BOOBC.RIftP 804 87 80S 804 86,
000 Col Fuel. 20 20 20 20 20'4
SOOC.HVftT, 44 6 44 44 6
23C.LftWp 40 40 40 41 46
67i;0ConOM.101 104 100 100,101
SBOC.IftL. 8, 84 8, 84 0,
lOC.IftLp 20 26 20 28 30
1183 Dllud,1004 1004 108, 100 100,
800D.LW166 166 166 154 166
lOODftROp 43s 43, 43s 434 44,
SISBErletstp 36, 36, 36, 36, 364
lOEdEIof
Brook.,107 107 107 107 110
40oa,nKleo 32, 32, 32 32 33
ISOIIICent.lOO'slOO's lOO'a 100, 101
850 111 Steal. 43 43 41 43 44
lOOIaCenp 31 31 31 31, 32
SBOKCPftO 23, 23, 23, 23, 24
100 LEA Wp 08, 08, 08, 08 08,
aoOLaclOas 41 41 404 40 40,
ILaclOp. 06 05 06 00 06
2125 Lou AN 544 64 6414 644 540,
eosSIIanCon 08, 00's 08, 08, 00
10235 IletStRyl 10 116 110 114,114,
10uUlcbCenl02a4 1024 1024 102, 104
aaUMoPa-.. 28, 28's 28, 28s 2fa"s
I070U,KftTp 33, 33, 33 33 33,
1 00 Hob ft O 24 24 24 24 20
7028 N J Cent 864 864 83, 84 84,
1870NYCentlO64 106a 106, 10fis 1064
SHUNalL'aJ 334 3394 32'a 33 33,
X7B Nat Ldpl0494 1044 1044 104 106
100 Nor Am. 4 4 4 4 4,
1B0NV.SAW 17, 17, 17, 17 18
HON Y, 8 ft
Wpf... 334 33T, 334 334 34,
IBNftWp 42, 42, 42,
8080 Morl'ae. 18, 10, 18, 10 10,
S2MUNPaop. 62, 634 62, 631, 634
HBUOnlftW 16 16 16 16 15,
150 Ore Imp
id I p. 15 16 16 11, 16
lOOOrltftN 34 34 34 34 36
KBOOrsML.. 18, lb4 IB, 18 10
losnpa..lall 30J4 304 30, 30, 31
lUPulPatC170'a 170's 170, 100, 171
DS3P.C, Cft
MI..., 33 33, 33 33, 34
IBOOPennRHUO 110 110 110 110,
H055 People's
OftC. 024 03, 024 03, 03,
2740 Heading 204 21 20, CO, 21
550 Head lp 40 40 40 46 46'a
1'OOlt.adip 264 264 26, 26, 20
LKOhtPftO. 77 77 70, 70, 77
SSUSol'ac,, 10, 20 104 104 20,
CO bo II wy. 0 0 0
OBBSoMyp. 20, 2D, 2D, 20, 20,
HSblJAOl
Utp... 46 46 46 46 47
lf. ? im d 11m i'irtrmiitia..lirlftrrt)r--iin '!'" ' '
aaatrWMIMatJMSMUMpjpjjMJsjajBljH
Qpnt- ITteV tnf f 0t
Ipui. af. eat. Bid. AtHd.
C88StLftSP 0, 0, 0, 0, 7
40 St I. ft s
rtstp, 634 63 68 64 64
RIO St I, ft s
Fdp. B04 21 C04 01 81,
lOStanRftT 44 44 4, 4, 4"a
S330TCAI., 244 244 a 24, 24,
700Trxrae. 10s 10, 10, 10's 11
177TUnrac. i0, 10, 10, 10, 10s
SOU 8 Ex.. 42 40 42 38 42
SOOUSRub. 16, 16, 16, 16, 10,
MUSRubp 02, 03, 02, 03 04,
77U8Lp 03, 03, 03 02" 08
lllOWabaeh. 7 7 7 7 7,
140Wabp 17 X74 10, 10, 10'a
CtoWrfTI 80 80, 80, 80, 80,
8(SWCh8tl03 103,103 102 103,
OOWUnB. 74 74 7, 7, 8
Total sain, 170.636 "bares,
OBTON CLOtma QUOTATIOttl.
114. Atti. BtU AtM.
BosftAlb.,210 220 Oenniaep- 81 86
Boa ft Me... 107 iqq poaft Mon..l40 141
ChlcJeom.108 100, Catft Hecla40B 406
ChloJpf.,,108 100, Oscaola..... 37
Fltchlurtp 04 04, Qulncyal.,.1 14 116
NewHnip. 4 Tain Mia. ..131 134
MexCen4i 03 Tam.Jr.... 14, 16
OldColony.183 184 Dults B6s 26,
WE 11 com. 04, 06 DUO 1st... 86 86,
Donila'aC 214 22 DUO 2d... 00, 08
Am Dell Tel 806 Menrsnthall80 141
WeatKlso., 22
rniLADit.rniA clobinq quotatioxs.
Bid. Ann. BIS. Athet.
LehthVai. 20 20, 17 o Imp Co 87, 87,
PeaaRR... 64Ts 66, WOfcCa.. 42 43
PhllaTraa. 724 73 El 8 B com. 24, 26
Union Traj m 12 KISBpf... 28 30
EftPTo.. 72V 72, I'll.LftPo 10Ta 17
UetTrac...ll4 115 PII.LftPp 30, 30,
CTotNJs 364 304 Salt Tract. 20, 20,
CTofNJBs 07 07, Marsdsa.... 164 10,
CntCAOO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bit. Alltd. Rid. AIM.
Bo Bids "L" 04, 04, Lt"L,ctra 14's 16,
AmStrlvl.. 20, 31 UIIBrawpf "31
Canal ft D.. 68 00 NXrBlacult 03, 04
Chic Draw.. os4 74 NCbSt Ry.231 235
Cltylfwaj.236 238 StStableO. 23, 24
Dtam'dU.. 1424 143 VCtaStRyl02, 1Q3
LakeSf'L" 17S4 18, UttWB... 44
LATIST LONDON QITOTATIONS.
Atchlion. up 12, Norfolk Wpf, n.. 44
Canadian PaclBo... 82"s Northern racIHapt. 53
Cbeaapeake ft Ohio. 21 Ontario ft West,.... 16",
Erlecon.aap 14Ta PenasjlTamx 60,
Erie lit pf 30, Readlnc, latap,... 10,
Illlnola Central 103, StPaul 044
Kansas ft Texas,... 134 South Ralliraj 0,
Lake Shore 173 South Railway pf.. 30,
LouistUIo ft Naah.. 60 Dnioa Pacific 20
Nsw York Central. 1084 VVabaanpf. 17a,
Monday, Nov. 22.
A narrow and largely professional market re
sulted In lower prices to-day for nearly tho on
tire list. The net aeollnea recordod, which as a
rule did not oxceed fractions, wero not brought
about by unfavorablo developments, but simply
reflected the Indifference of actual buyers and
the aggressiveness of room traders. On tho
other hand, tho few net advances of a point or
more deserve attention. A net advanco of l"s
V cent, in Northern Pacific preferred, on trans
actions that were tho largest recorded,
was accompanied by reports that the company
will soon be ablo to pay a dividend upon Its pre
ferred stock. The common stock was also con
spicuously stronir, at a not advance of a
point, Tho traffic returns of tho company for
the second weolc In November and for tho year
from July 1 to date, showing Increases of $181.
187 nnd of $1,3-13,080 respectively, lend color
to current reports that tho management may see
its way clear to declare a dividend upon tho
preferred stock by the end of the present fiscal
year.
Another featnro of tho trading was a sharp
advance In Metropolitan Street Railway stock.
In which tho total transactions were nearly
10,000 shares. At a reaction of 1 V cont, from
tho highest price recorded, that stock closed
nearly S points higher than n Saturday. This I
movement was attributed not only to tho im
provement In earnings already noted in this
column, but to expectations that the change In
the administration of municipal affairs after Jan.
1 will be followed by a liberal treatment of rapid
transit enterprises. For the same reason Man
hattan Railway was unusually active at a net
aavnnce of 1 V cent. Of the Granger stocks
Rock Island was exceptionally strong on the
progress that is being made toward funding
the company's bonded debt at a lower rate of
Interest than is being paid at present. Other
stocks that proved superior to the prevailing
tendency wero Missouri Pacific, People's Gas,
and a few of tho usually inactive shares.
Final sales compare with thoso of Saturday as
follows:
Sov. SO. .Yoi'.SS. Xbv 0. n"or.t3.
A.TtSFe. 12, 12, N'Wcom... 1204 120,
A.TftSFap 274 27 .SPaocora. IB 10
AmSRef..l32 131, K Pas pf... 52, 63s
AmTob.... ai's 81 NYCent...l06'4 105,
AmSpM... 84 8, SJCeat... 88 84,
AmSpVlp. 20, 20, OntfcW... 154 16
BrookRT.. 32 32, PeoO&O.. 03, 03.4
C.BftQ.... 03, 02, Pc Mall... 304 30,
CenOaa....l00" 100, Itocklsland 80, 80'a
CheaftO... 214 21, Ueadlnr.... 214 20'a
ChOWv.. 12'a 1 21 lead tst pf 40, 40
DelftHud..H0 100, MPcom... 02 01,
OenElec... 32, 32 SoR'warp 20s 20,
CantTpt. 331. 33, TexaaPac.. H 104
LouftNaih 64, 64, TCI ft R.. 26 244
Latl-deCJa 41 40, i'n Pac... lo, 104
UanhCon.. 08 00 OS Rubber 164 16X4
MaPacltlc. 284 28, USLeathp 034 03
Met St Ry.. 100, 114 WUnTal.. 80S 80"i
Nall.-a.:. 34 32,
Government bonds firm. The 4s c. of 1007
closed 3a cent, higher bid, the 4s r. of 1007 ,
and the 4s of 1925 closed V cent, higher bid
each. Railway and other bonds strong. The
features were Detroit Gas Os, Iron Mountain 5s,
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf lsts. Metro
politan Street Railway 5s. Rock Island deben
ture 5s, Southern Pacific of California consols,
St, Louis and San Francisco 4s, St. Paul, II, and
D. 7s, Texas Pacific lsts, Atchison, Kansas
and Texas, and Northern Pacific, issues.
Tho moro Important net advances were in
Chesapeake and Ohio It. and A. 1st con.
4s, a V cent., to 103i: Detroit Gas 5s,
,, to DIM: Iron Mountnln fls, j. to 80: ,
Knnsna and Texas 4s. 4, to All, and 2ds, 14, to
011: Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Uts. t8.
to H1U; Metropolitan Rtrect Railway 5s, 4, to
112; Northern PncIflcTcniilnnl IMh.-Ti, tolOlij.
and general 3s, . toSS; Rock Island deben
ture 6s, 'a. to 1114; f-'outhrrn Pncillo of Cali
fornia consuls, , to 02: Ht. IxuUiindSn Fran
claco 4s, 3h, to 73; St. Paul. II. and D, 7s, la, to
132.j, and Texas Pacific lsts. 1 V cent., to 117.
Atchison udj, 4s declined "a V cent, to fl:i.
In bank stocks 13 shares of Bank of Commerce
sold at 208,.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York,
88-W, liar Bllver In IOnilon ( losed nt2U 1 .VI Oil.
Mexican silver dollars were ouotml at 45c
txports to Europe to-ruonow 100,000 ounces.
Money on call. 1L.02 V cont. Time money Is
quoted: Sixty days, 2-jV cent.: tbrco and four
months, 3 V rent., and sit months. ;ia V rent,
on good mixed Stock Kfehnnco (ollatoral. Com
mercial pap.-r Is quoted: Prime Indorsed bills
receivable at 4(if4'a t' cent., prime single names
nt 4(34L. cent., and good names nt 4L)Q5 i
cent.
Sterling exchange wns firm on n moderate In
quiry. Continental exchange wns also firm,
particularly for relcliBinarlvB. Posted asking
rates for sterling are: Sixty ilns.4i,H3L, nnd
sight. Vl.BUifl. Actual rat.s nre: bong bills,
4.B2OTJ4.B3; sight drafts. S't.e.'i'cCW.HS!
and (vablc transfers, i?4.8tl. Kratna aro quoteil
at5.214(jr.20Hforling and n.lt)Hi'l.MH5j for
short: relchsinarkB, 04 lMtl'dll 13-10 for long
and tiftan.l 7.1 ( for atiort: guilders 40a4O l-IU I
for long und 40,tf40fi.lll for ahoit.
Domestic oxtlianire on New York: HoMon
Par, Charleston Uiiying, 11 tr; clllng, 'b pro- I
mliiin. Savannah- lliiylng, 1-10 ulf; selling, 1
I'jr. New Orleans Hunk, p.ir: I'nmmcrrlal. I
1.2ft discount. San Kranclsio .Sight, in cents
preiiiiiini; telegraph, 17s cents preiiiluiii. SI, 1
AaOUlB 25 rents illscnunt bid, nUered at pur.
Chicago 00 cents premium. Clmlnnatl lly.
tween banks, par, and over counter, 60 cents
premium.
Glucose Sugar Refining common Isnuotcd nt
jTJtfyaij. iuT (ho preferred hi (itaiiMKIi...
SUudnrd Oil Trust cortillcates closo I nt 331st
,1.14; Ainerlrnii Malting ill 24H2I1. and pre
ferred at 74ift7la: Central I'ninn (Iib 59. UHH-i
MI01; Standard Oas common at 144r.tM7.nim
thonrefirrvilnl 154(ifl5tli Mulu.il tlasorferod I
iit.fiilj SvracusoGasat ls't20; New Amster
d -'A',(,as " 272(iJ2U, and the preferred at 7tli
M tti-j.
The all-rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago Inst wtcl. wero 47,001
!,"! aTint 40,470 lona tho previous week und
03,040 tons tho corresponding week of the pre
vious year.
ttm weekly statement of averages of tho
hanka (n New Torlt city. Brooklyn, Jersey City,
Hobokcn, and Staten Island which art not
members of the New York Clearing House As
sociation, but which clear through members, it
as follows:
Vm 18. Nor. 0. CAanffta.
Loans, die.,
Inv'ta IBO.Snl.OOO (OO.ODO.BPO nec.tMMOO
Circulation,,, I.37S.BO0 l,S?4,non ine, noo
rtetdepoalta., 68,UoO,00 e.1,O3S,400 Dec 8x7,000
ten, with O.
11. aata .... 8,081,100 7.804,000 Dec, 107,100
tep. ti'ks and
tr. co'a S,t84.O00 8,888,800 Dec. 177,700
Lee. ten. and
b'k note.,,. 4.008,800 8,800,000 Dee. 100.(00
Specie 8,04V,4D0 S,l7i-,U00 Ine 14P.K00
Total rea,Te.l7,f0,S00 )lT.t)r.riiTci Dee.iaM.HOO.
Ree've req'ed. Ih,Ul,7li5 18,B0,b5O D, H1.H78
R'plnsre'Te, tl,88H,875 ll,B3.nS0 Dee.tllOx.BSB
The Chicago ann NortuwcMcrn Hallway Com
pany reports gross earnings for October of
$3,(12( ,25, an inirenso of $3 0Vi2 us com
pared with the snmo month last) car.
Tho Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Rati,
road reports gross earnings for October of
aKUll.HO'J, an Increase of fl 1.250 nnoumnrod
with tho same month of last yonr, nnd not
Ijloa.lis, an increase of f3,320. For the four
months ending Oct. 31 the gross enrnlngs wero
M,203,830, an Increaso of (112(1,01 :i na com
pared with thn corresponding period of Inst
year, and net M13,:i43, an Increaso of $120,0211.
The annual report of tho Weal Knd Street
Rallwnr Company of Boston for year ended
Sept. 30 shows:
1807. lflSA. CAnnoea.
Oroiiearn'fi.N7IO.n31 1 8,841,038 Ine 1377.(173
Op.xpentes, (1.S13.700 0,381,010 Dec. litii.tun
Net earn'gs.,A0&.3!3 J.007,n30 Inc..IU7,..3
Charges 8S0.373 704,000 Ine . HS,7S
Dalanco (1,034,047 81, Six. 7011 Inc.lllS.liOH
Dividends 1,103,370 l,147,v.0 Inc.. 4M80
Bnrplua (431.573 (04,780 Inc.. $1100,783
Wrtttenotl,,, aov,780 A4.807 Ine. 814.UI3
Balance (81,791! (0,099 Inc. (M.H70
Tho general balance sheet ns of Sept. 30, 1807,
shows cash on hand $'.175,472. nnd a profit and
loss (surplus) of $71,714.
The total transactions in various shares on
tho Stock Exrhango last week were 070,700. a
decrcaso of 137,480 shnres as compared with
tl.o corresponding week of last year. The trans
actions In Stato nndrailroid bonda aggregated
$7,334,300, n decrease of $1,081,700.
The receipts of tho Government to-day were:
Customs, $3011.721; Internal revenue, $878,100,
nnd mlv-cllniicous, $78.4118, a total of $1,321,
328. The disbursements wero $1,2711,000; ex
cess of recolpts over disbursements. $42,328.
The receipts of tho Treasury for tho fiscal year
todntnlinvn been $123,275,777, nnd expendi
tures $1119,145,280; deficit, $44,800,503.
The official count of the cash In the Treasury
.t the closo of Business to-day, compared with
that of Saturday, shows:
.Vor. SO. yev. 3.
Gold coin and bulllon....(10n,480.71l (1SH.4U.I47
stlvcrdollara and bullion 15,008.608 1R.816,8BB
Untied States Doles 80,11H,420 8B,B,180
Other nntrs less demand
liabilities 0,873.870 5,486,888
AvallaHe cash halance.
Including gold rearve.(S02,297,847 (808,681, SOB
Deficit.
Money In London 2(32V V cent. Rates of dis
count In open market for both short and throo
months' bills, 2 13-ltkt27 V cent. Amount of
bullion gono Into the Hank of Knglond on hal
nnco to-day 00,000. Paris advices quote 3 V
cents nt 103 franca 00 cent lines. Exchange on
London 25 francs 10 centimes.
Tho Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
reminds holders of reorganization certificates
for shares deposited that the third and last In
stallment of 5 V cent, must be mndo to the Mer
cantile Trust Company on Nov. 24.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to
day were as follows:
ljxn- ItlgK. Low- CZoe.
Saltt. .Vatne. Ing. en. est. fng.
800 Belcher 32 .32 ,32 .32
H00 Mexican 34 .34 .34 .24
BOO Siena Nevada.. .02 .02 .02 .02
1000 Pharmacist 00 .00 .00 .00
300 Yellow Jacket.. .43 .43 .43 .43
Total Bales, 2,200 aharea
COilltEIlCIAL COMPEXD.
Mosdat, Nov. 22. Grain Wheat Spot wns
qulot, Tho soles were 352,000 bush., includ
ing 32,000 No. 2 hard winter; 80,000 winter
wheat; 120,000 do. at tho outports, nnd 04,000
winter whoat for Tunis; 40,000 do. for Trlcsto
nnd 10,000 No. 2 hard winter Into Saturday
on prlvato terms for export. Froo on board
nfloat No. 1 Northern spring New York,
083ic; do. Dulutb, OOc; No. 2 hard win
ter, 09c; No. 2 red. 00,c; No. 2 hard
Duluth, $1.0214. Minneapolis recelvod to-dny
074.070 bush., against 317,000 last year;
Duluth 270.432. against 10C.081; Chlcogo 72,
024. against 40,300; Milwaukee 44,200, against
20,250; St. Louis 85,000, against 20.580; Toledo
10,414, against 180.033; Detroit 1,880, against
11,720 Inst year. Futures here to-day declined
Hie, but recovered this and ndvnnccd He. to
14c Future sales 2,015,000 bush., as follows:
Self.
Opening. IHghut. Lotreel. Cloelng. Xight,
NoremMr .. 07 0rt'a
December. Oil's 074 00, 074 074
May 084 08", 024 U3a 03-4
Barlej Was dull and tower. New feeding, 284c ,
coat and freight to DufTaloj malting. 40U4PC.. as to
quality. Rye Was easier. State, BOiiMc. ; No. 2
Western, 41!(i3(k, cost and frelcht to Durraln.
Corn Bpot waa fairly active and nrm. The la'es
were 40ii,(ioo bush.. Including 140,000 No. 'J mixed,
f ree on lioard afloat, and 320,000 do. at the nutporta
ou private terma for(xport. No. 2 mixed, 321.0. In
elevator. Futurea decltntd 4c., but r ovared the
loss and closed unchanged to 40. higher. Future
lal.-s 235,000 bush., aa follows:
Sal.
Opening. IHgheit. Lotrett. Clotlng. Sight.
November.. .. .. .. 824 32
December.. .3t4 314 8ia4 sir, 3p.
Mar 344 344 34b 8414 344
Oats Spot wero quiet. The salea were 310.000
bush.. Including- 40,000 heavy white and 250.0011
track mixed and white lat.i Haturdaj on prlvato
terms for export. No. 2 white, 284c: No. 3 do,
274c: No. 2 white clipped, itvc.i No. 3 do, 284c;
No. 2 mlied, 2Rc, and 5,000 do. at 264c. afloat! No.
H do , 254c; rejected mixed, 244c; do. white. 21I0.:
No. a mixed delivered, 204c: track mixed, 2327c;
do. white, 15,000 at 27c4:i8c Futures were nomi
nally lower. Future salea, none.
.Suf.
Opening. Hlghetl. Loicrtt, Clotlng. Xlglit.
December. .. .. .. 25a4 253,
February.. .. .. .. 87 274
This Is the visible supply:
A'oe. 20, Teelr'a JVor. 91,
1807. Change: 1HH0.
Wheat, bush. 82,708,000 Ino. 735.000 B0.U7I.000
Corn.bush,.. 43,342.000 Dee. UN, 000 18,160.000
Oata, buita... 16.517,000 Inc. 1,220.000 12,211-Mion
Ityr, bush 3.305,0U0 Dec. 232,000 2,(157.1100 I
Barley, bush. 4,1131,000 Ino. 3U7.000 0,140.000
The New York stock la given below:
.Vor. 20. HVea-'a Aec.Vl,
1807. Changtt. 18U0.
Wheat, muh. 8,004,712 Inc. 1211,360 8.10.7:13
Corn, bush...lu,2(i5,820 Dec 22U,U0d n.151,068
Oats, bush.,,, 4,802,h55 Inc. 412,572 U.514,183
flyr. bush.... 665,1101 Doo. 30,031 4II8.U2H
Barler, bnsh. 305,704 Inc. 212,883 1,(120,015
The speculation In wheat to-day was quiet and In the
niulu of a local scalplns character. Early In the day
prlcea declined on dlsaDpoIutlng cablia and larKe re
celpta, but after the first transactions prices rallied
and slowly advanced on better lt cables, ewilally
from thu Continent, the small Increa-ie in t.ie vlalhiu
supply aud coiering of shorts, the Ja-t pi Ices ahow
InK a fractional net Improvement for thu day. Lato
cables reported Lherponl 4d, to 4d. lower. Pans
advanced 4e. to 4e. 1he Northv, eslern reeetptH were
1. 871 ears, against 1,800 last week and 08(1 last) ear.
The visible, supply Increased 735,uii bush, Tho
English tlsiblti increased 2.121,000 bush. The
world's shipments laat week wen lare. but tlio
Increase was duo to thn heavy exports from this
country. The total shipments were 'J, 805,702 bush,
asalnst 0,205,042 In thn previous week aud u.uuo,.
0011 lust jear. The New Vorx sto. k Ini remod lviv
800 bush, to 3,810,400 Imsli Corn was easier early
with wheat, but rallied v, hen win at aiUame.1, Ihu
vlilb).. supply decreased iih.ooii bush. LlverxoIv as
Irreculur. The world's shipments last week were
11,826,70(1 bush., aralnst :i.:H6,54il In tlm previous
week Chicago recalled 305 1 ars nnd expects 760
to-morrow, oata were nominally easier Thn -.Libit
tupply Increased l,22U.oou bu.h ChleaKO re
eelved 670 cars and exixcts 45(1 to-morrow,
Chlciicn, Nov, 22. ' Wheat 0Kucd nit this
moriilm; ou larite receipts In tho Northwest,
but the ofTctlnKs were light, und the demand sum
clent tnearrj the price from 807M lo 0(lVIHiV' at
theelose, ? here was some bu)lm; for Neu Voik ac
count, but the business was mostly local. 1 he pieiulum
on December ranged froni4S.e to 6c Ilia fund's
shipment, were nearly u,O(io,O0O hii.li., tu.
thuda of which was from America. There was
practically nn change In cables, clearances from
the seaboard wire Bno.ouo bush The vis
ll.lo inert aicd 735, CO 1 Imidi , considerably less thau
expected. A year ago thero was a di 1 rease or over a
milium, Primary receipts hcio 1.ii15.0(iii buih ,
twice what til y wero In 1800, Nurtlmest cars,
1,H71, werna sntwlceas intieh a last ear Tlio In
rreose ou passsgo waa l,.ti.titu bush . and th Knitllsh
visible lnrrea.nl '.'.ckiii. 1)1)11 Push. The v,orld's vis
ible to-morrow nl probably ehow an Iner a-10 of
about 3,00 .1,000 bush. Then was no ea.h business
lone herei New York r ixirtcd 20 load. There
Is some wheat arrlilng here from Duluth,
but there Is no money In brlnKlnir It leie.
Coin The trade In mm was IlKht, the bulk of the
business lctu eonOntd to chaulug le einlMTlnto
May Itecclpts we 0 3U5 ears, the estli, ate for to
innrrnw, 70(1. Thin Is nndoubttdl) a yn 1.1 deul of
I qilldalio of Dei-ember to be none tin balance of the
month Oats The feature In outs was the sellmK 1 f
Diceiuberaiid bu) Ingot Ia b) the paitbs that were
doing Just Ihu reverse 011 lht.rsda and Frldav l,st.
lticrliiia ure better, st.inulatel ty the n-xroHlnjof
the premium between Dtwinber und Jla) This waa
lo ha e been ex peeled.'
Fi-oni. Tho iradlug to-day was of a hand to mouth
character, traders taking chii eunuch oenV( rprtsent
reiulrenieuts und prices closed Purely steady lb
salts were 8,100 Luis.
Barrett Sackt.
Il-vclpts 14,540 2t.70l
hxpoits l:l,5U2 I II.4U J
Winter In bbls.t SuprOne, 83 10i4.l 25. No. 2 1 xtra,
(3.:iiiii3.00i stralchts, t4.Siii4.A4 mil pairtus, 44 "
(.It6.20. Hprlng In bbls.i Clears, el V1.(l 10:
atrjlgula, ei.70ASI.li0i patents, '5hs..' i Mill
Feed Pran waa nrm but Inactive. We.iern quoted,
100 tta,40 s, SitaOOe.iBO Ba., 65(A0o. . ou Ba,
B74&0SC.I 100 Ba., 7m.?5c.
Cotton Spot cotton here was uncharged 1 no ealesi
800 bales -r delivered on contracu. Mlddllqtrup-
T1 SP.Hi lt ,) mi ...Miami,) 11. .iidiiilrfiM. Irtslll t in 1. ' I
'"."iir ?.,2,.,,l,0,., "Ve.,ut '" Ktw Orleans
and onlf, 1-loc., a.-alost 7'. last year, Savannah
and Norfolk advanced 1-loc. New Orleans soil
e.000. Bava-nnah, U,050 Norfolk, l.n.lDi Aimusta.
(24. and Mobile. 300 balea. I.lvarpml waa unchsnged
on the anotl tales. 1 B.ouo balem futures mere opened
partially 1 point lower, but rallied and advanced "-j
lot point. In Hancheater yarns were steady t cloths
Sulet. Augusta received to-day 1,382 balesagainst
.818 last week and 2,010 lattyeari M Isiuls. 1,901.
against 1,187 last week and U62 last tears lions'
ton. 18.615, against 15,803 last week mid 8 027
last yean Memphis. 0,003, against 11.(04 last
wee.k .?nA.,ln'.'06 '". jean Cincinnati. m.n.
against 1,054 last week and 1,742 last year. Augusta
shipped todav 2,804, Memphis 3,22m, m, I.mil. 4,(17(1,
Cincinnati l.n03. and llnuslon 13.427 baits llnuston
exp-rta to-morrow 23,600 to 24,6uii boles, aiinln-t
22,246 last week and 14.7.11 last year. New Orleans
expects 85,000 to 38,ooo, against .'i.i.opo U.t week
nnd 23,202 last year. The port receipts were 81,317
bales, agatnet 88,377 last week and 71,(140 last ean
thus rar ihlawiek 144,602, against 1IO.K77 thiis far
last week. The eiporlsfrom the ports appr .xlmatrd
35.000 balea. Noh Orleans adt anceit I .!nl, i.nt
lost It. Futures here advanced 4 to 7 points, but
reacted slightly and tins' d quiet, with prle 2 to 11
?olnts higher for the day alter salts of 00,1,00 bales,
be future trading waa aa followat
.Clotlng. Jllghett. Intreit. Sale.
November, .5.055.07 B.ns n.in 2,0(iu
Deoember. ..nilStiO.OO C.ni r.nt 0, ino
January 0.71 1 ... 6,74 6.00 25,too
February. ,.. 6 7.V 70 6,78 B 75 l.i.oo
Uarcu. BoowB.81 0.81 r,.ni 2:i.mio
April B.8545.80 6.87 5.-11 l.nilO
Miy n.uoi4 ... o.ua b.oo 21,000
June B.U.ViB.OO 6.00 B Oil 1,0110
July 5.110.0.00 0.08 0.011 4,0110
Auauat 0.0.1ii.04 0.07 0.03 3,500
KeptMnber..O.0O0.0a 0.07 0.07 inn
Cotton was dull but firm tc day. The trading was
mainly local, hut Included so ne LlTerpnul buying
and also a lew Southern rderi on ttie long st Ie.
Some cotninlssti,n houso oroers wero also tie uted
today. The l,lerpool news waa better thsn expect
ed, -.i.re'A-aa agoist demand there for spot cotion nt
firm pr.'res, aud the Southern spot mnrkitsmre linn
and higher In some Instances, with a fair demand,
The buying In-liny, It Is gen rally liellevrd, waa new
buying (or Investment, and though the receipts at
the forts were tieai y and an lucr. asetl movement Is
exiiecled during the week, they had Hub erftct,
though part of the Improvement waa lost 1-ifon the
close. The lgual Service predicted threaten. nn and
showery weather to-uteht and to-morrow throughout
thn cotton belt, v,lth a decided fall In the temp rature,
CorrEL Kin on the spot was dull uud easyi No. 7,
04c Salea 000 bags Maracalbo. BOO I ags Mexican on
private terma. The future trading waa aa follows:
Sales, UigSett. Ijoirett. Clotlng.
January 250 6.20 B.20 5.20ir,.2"l
February. .,,1,500 B 35 B !I0 & :lll((.5 35
March 0,500 6 40 5.35 0.3046 40
April 750 5 45 B.45 6. 1515 60
May 2,750 6 50 6.50 6.50(45.65
August 1,'jro f..7(l B.ll'. 6.0115 01
Hepenitier,U,7B0 5.70 5.05 8.05(J5,7(
t:loler. ...1,500 6.75 B.75 6.7((B.t0
Dtvemb.r... 4,730 6.15 B.IO 6.10(4,5 13
Futures here declined 10 to 20 points, closing steady,
with sates of 32,000 t ags llare declined -'if. Ilam
tiurg declined I prg. ltlowns weak at 10O rels de
il.ue: r.H-elpts, 1 3,000 1 slock, 447,000: exchange,
0 1 31 fld , a decline of 1 Hid bantos waa unlet aud
unchanged: receipts, ai.uuiis stock. 1.127.00(1. The
total receipts since July I have been 11,030,000 bags.
Lower cables and foreign selling caused the decline
hereto-day. There waa aomecovt ring on the decline.
Tho American warehouse deliveries last week ap
proximated 80.0110 lags,
ilarrau Iron lbs market for pig-Iron warranta
waa dull, bpot, November, aud December closed
(l 76(3(7. Salea of 20(1 tons No. :l spot waa made at
(0.75. Copper Was dull. -pot. November, and Do
renibcr. 10.75itO 874c Lent Waa quiet bntflrm.
Spot. November, and DecetuN'r. '1.85(43 00c Tlu
as uulet.at 13.70(lH.76c. for spot, November, and
December, spelter Waa dull. Snot, November, and
December, 3.V5(t4c. Tnn sun k or pig Iron at the n ar
rant yarda Is stated at 261,200 tons, against 100,800
tons last year.
Naval. STORts-yplrlts of turpentine were firm at
32(324ciroa!nwaaateady at $1.40(3(1.45 for com
mon to good strained.
I'xruoLKi'H Crudn cerilflcates were quoted at
04o hereiln Oil city, 074(4 (Wc.
I'no isiois I.ard waa dull, but firm. Prime, (4.60;
city. (43(4 374: reflned Continent. (4.703(4.7&.
Pork waa Inactive but steadv Hens, new, (8.76A
(0: do. old, (8.25((S.75. Cut meats wero firm.
1'lckted bams, 74-,4c: do. shoulders, B'.iAoa.: do.
bellies, H4CA74C Dressed Hogs. B4e. Tallow, 340.
bid. llutter Creamery, Western, eitraa, 23c: flrata
to thirds, I4tt21c. Cheese itate, full cream, large,
colored, fancy. 84c; nnest, 7S4nc: fair to
good, 74(74c Eggs Western firsts, 22c; seo
onds, lhiallOci State, 20323c Chharo. Nov. 22.
Provisions were very dull. Beictiits of hoga were
under tho estimates, which caused the market to rule
a anade over Saturday's closlmr. The estimates of
bogs for tomorrow are 30,0110. There Is nothing any
.more encouraging In provisions than there has lveen."
scoar Haw was dull but firm; 8ii test. :i B-10.A
8-Vc. 00' test, SV. Iteflned was In fatribmiand.
WootTbe Wool Kxehange quotea domestic wools
aa follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania S.X, :i2i43:ic;
XX and alwve, 31(32c: X, 20c: .No. 1, HlHtUic; No.
2, 2-(430c; fine, unv, ashed, 20521c. unniereluiuta.
ble.SI(22c Ohloeomlilng No. l.H, and 4bloo.l,24ia
26c: No. 2. 4 blood. 25(t27c:Ohlodelalne. .I0(:l2c:
Michigan X and above, 23((24c: No. 1, 2SU2UC;
No. 2, 28(20c: fine, uunashed, 18c: unmen-lmnt-able,
10c Jtlehlgau combing No. 1, a and 4 blood,
27c: No. 2, 4 1 tood, 27c: Michigan delaine, 27(2Rc
Kentucky, Indiana, and Missouri Combing, a blood,
23&24c; combing. 4 blood 2:iii24ci combing, braid,
2Vc: clothing, a blood, 2.,a.'3c; clothing, 4 blood,
22C4.23C: clothing, coarse, 21c.
Cmcaao, Nov. 22. These were today's prices:
Sat.
Wheal: Opening. Iltahett. T.oicett. Clotlnj. Xtaht.
Deo..., 05 1134 114 on 1154
May ... 004 V0 804 V0a 004
Corru
Deo.... 28 20 S5T, 28 2rt
May... 204 20 20-4 204 204
flora:
Dec... S0S 20V, uos, S0'4 2(,s
May... 23 224 Si's 22 22
fxird.
Deo.... 4.12 4. IB 4.12 4.13 4.10
Jan.. , 4.25 4.30 4.25 4.25 4.22
Mbr.
Dec... 4.20 4.20 4.20 4.20 4.17
Jan.... 4.20 4.22 4.20 4.20 4.20
Pork:
Deo.... (7.22 (7.30 (7.22 (7.27 (7.C0
Jan.... 8.20 8.25 8.20 8.22 8.17
Lire Stock Market.
New York, Monday, Nor. 22 Receipts of beeves
yesterday and today were 4. 016 head: 22 cars to ha
exported, 133 cars dlnct to local alaughterors, and
08 cars for the mark t; 06 cam nnsulc. nil told. Slow,
weak forstters. st ady for rough butcher stock. The
yards were cleared. Natl, a steers sold at (4.5(uft
(5.1(1 v 100 ns.-, stags audoxen. S'.'..Vl tl 50: bulls,
(2.50&CI: dry eons, (1.01114.(3.40. tin'ssed leef
steady at 7H4c V tn for poor to prime natlvo
aided. Caldes from tlrltlsh markets quote Anurlean
steers at lliillV. , dresed wcl,ut; Ameilcan
refrigerated beef at 83j(41I4c V to. No exports
today. To morrow 440 bccics and 2,240 quarters of
leef
ltecetpta of calves yesterday and to-day, including
85 direct, were 1.0R5 hcod: l.(l0 bead ou sale all
told. Active, higher for veals, st ady for other calves.
The p, us were tolly clear d Veals sold at $',(tl1 V
Km as.; grajcira at 3a(H.50; Western eales at
(3(1.25. City dressed veals steady at 10ull4c
V TS,
Itecelpts of sheep and lambs yesterday and today.
In tiidlng 23 rnrs direct to butchers, were 15,0:13
head; 03 carsnn sale all told. Stow at a general do
c.lne In salues of 4(v4c. V n. AImiui 7 car. were
carried over. She p sold at (3(1(1.011 V 100 Es.;
lambs at (5. 50ia.se. Dressed mutton, 0408c. to.i
dresse.1 lambs, 74i0e.
It oeIpt( or bogs yesterday and today were 0,704
head; ,15 head ou sale. Higher, at (3.71)3(1 V
100 Ba.
Iteal EUtnfe) l'rlvnte. flnlea.
Slawson A Ilohbs have sold for Judson Lawson, to
separate purchasers. No. 004 West 1 14th atn-et, four
story American has. tiient limestone dwelling, price
(20,0(10! No 010 West 11 -llli street, a rtmllar resi
dence, (10,500: and No. 012 West 114th street, being
thesaui'sltn and dimensions, price (10,3(10, And
for J. W. White, to an Insestor, the fl t -story alngla
flat. No, 131 WestKlicbty.fourth s reet, price (32.73(1.
J. Clarence Davles & Co. nase so.d for u Mr Slolr a
plot 50xlb7.on tho east side of ihlrd a.enue, 5(1
feel north of Hose street aud running the uth to
Ilcrsmiavc nun: also loO. P. Mulliraplot 32xh7xU3x
2jalsoalot 2BX10U on the east sldnof Fox street,
25U feet south of Home street: alio a plot UOxlOOon
thneast side of Kelly street. 250 feet south of 107lh
street,
s. V. It. Cruger ft Co. have sold to Oppenhelmer A
IlamertH-hlag four lots on the Kouth side of 11 lib
street. 160 feet west of Meseuth avenue.
Max Slarx has sold toKrnM M WelchtheNofi2 Con
vent avenue, a three-stnr) lirown.tnuo dwelllnr, lot
20x84, with throe-story eitenslou, for about (23,000,
Tho Anistrnlam Ileal!. Coniiany has ao'd for Jesse
O. K'ejca to James Illugbam tne four-story and I as.
inent brownsit.ne dwelling, ilOxinu, No. 112 West
Seventy-seventh atrret.
neat Kstiit auction Hi Irs.
At the rtroadway Saleroom jisterdav D. Phrrnlx
Ingrahain ft Co. sold No. :I2K Kast Hftleth street,
near First avenue, tour-story stutie-rront tenement
house, lot 10x100.6, foreclosure, 10 Annie It. Prime,
as guardian, plalutln, for (I4.0011.
Petr F. Meyer S Co. sold lO'.'d street, west side,
100,11 feet west of St. Nleholss at eniie, vaca-tt plot,
60x00.11, foreclosure, to Jncob D Jlutler foi'(lo.ini,
Charles II, Herrlsn sold No. 1112 Midl-on ureet,
near Jackson street, slx-storv I rick ti iieiuenl huus,
lot 25x100, foreilnsun to Peltv. hniilard A Walker
Itealty Company, plalntlfls, for (2I,u6u
SivldfntVa untl 3lmcrr..
Ol FllT. OF
lleeker-Jnnea-Jenell niliia- Sampans,
207 Pro luce I'xrhangc, Nor. lOih, 11U7.
DIVIDKNI) .NO. 21.
The Hoard of Directors havo tils (lac diclnred a
quarterly dividend or Two Per Cent mi the preferred
aloes of thu Ilecker-Joues Jewell Mldtiu C impsuy,
payable Dec 1st to stockholders or refold at the elus
iug of the transfer Ixioks, Tr.u-.fir loos will 1m
cloisn at 12 M., Nov. 2Utli, and oisuid at 0 A. M,
Dec. 2d,
T1I0S A. MclNTVHK.
Treasurer.
StttioM anil 4ilrriiup,9.
OFFICE Ok"tIIK Eljl ITAlll.t. I, AS l.lllllr COM
pan) or New York. No. .lid Ihlrl utelilie. New ,
Yoik. Sov. I I, lhW7, NollcotoM.M'kl olders Noll .
Is berrb) given that asuciul mctlug of the st ck '
liolileraot the l.oul al lollus I.luht Companv of .Sew
Vnil will be held at theofllee of the Ciuni.sii), .So. 1
H4(l Third avenue, lu the clly of New York, on Saliu
dy, the 27lh day of November. 1M'7. nt elevin
u'lloca A.M. for tne purHise of ubiultilug to said
aiot. knolders fur tin Irnpiiroval jii egr. em. i.t of con.
solldallun iMtneen this Company and I he New York
and Fail IllverUas Compuny and the Sew Amster
dam (,u Company 11 nr.ur 01 Ihu lii.urd of
Dlreclois JAt'till I" N 11.1,1 II, s.cr tary
ll. ..l.nort-iij k.k 11 t at In Annujl Jl. -t ni
tif the stockholders of ili siis-a U110U11..11 leiegratili
Company will le held on eJurMlui . lie end er 1st,
Ih07, al 12o'clts'k noon at Ihoonlee or the ' t.,i.l-i .
lu I in .ltd btnei, riKim nv. Si Yoik Cli.ror ine
rlevllii'i of lilrectora for t lie eici lug )eir, i.ml for
such othi r business o 1111. t( (I vvllh tin nOmr-of Ihu
Corporation as nia) U prusenleu fore 01,1 1 rut ou
Hie TltASbFKIt IhioLs will L vloss-d al I'l )I.
Noiemb r'.'Oth, 1807.
New York, November Oth, IS07
, . WILI.IAld II. Ilt'llST,
JOHN . WALSH. I'nsUent.
Secretary,
JSZZg"? -ii-iBi -A aefi'Jii usy siss-aaiiar 1 j'rl 1 i'ii
SalsaBaiaasasssasssalaasassSts "f.'.ri-r
, -
tS
UNION PACIFIC j
Reorganization.
Tne IteorjanliaUon Committee hereby calls upoa
holders of Certificates laiued by Its depositaries)
for shares deposited under the Plan and Agree-'
ment of Iteorganliatlon, to pay on or before
WKIIXiaiDAV, KOVKMRRn A. INOT.
THE TII1KD AND LAST INSTALMENT of five per
cent, of the nominal or par value of such Certificates,
Payment In New York must be made to
TboStercanltleTruat Companv, Hontssitn
and must be accompanied by presentation of tbe Cer
tificates of Deposit for endorsement of such payment,
IAItllH rmtlRRAliD,
JAtOII II. 8CIIIFF,
t. JKrrrtmo.v rooi.iDtiat. jr,,
CHAt'flCKV .It, IIBrEIT.
MAnviv itl':iilTr,
OLIVBH AKIEtl,
Canaattlae.
ALVIN w. ICrlEOn, Secretary, lo Broadway.
New fork. November 1. 1807.
NORTON & TUNSTALL,
UO AVAIjIi ST., NEW YOKK.
Membors of N. T. Stock Exohango.
Slocks, DoarJs, Cotton, and Orala. j
Market Letter furnished on appHcalUm.
Douglas 8z: Jones, J
Membors N. T. Stock Exchange, J
DAILY MARKET LETTER ON APPLICATION. 4
gublic jPottctHs
pOSTfWFiCENOTlClT r-r.-.- n-i.-trLT
(Should lie read DAILY by all Interested, as chantTW
may occur at any tlm )
Fortlgn malls for thn week ending Nov. ST, 1607,
will clo-e (l'ROMI'TI V In all rases) at tbe General
Post Onict as follows: PAHCELii PO-T MAILS elosa
one bour earlier than closing time ehown below.
THANH ATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY -At 11 A. SI. (supplementary 1S:S0P. M.)
tor (IL1IMANY. per steamship Kaiser Wllhelm der
tlrosse', via firemen (letters for other parts ot
Euroe, via Routhamuton and Bremen. must ba
directed per Kaiser Wllhelm der O rosso").
WKD.NESIHY At 7 A. 11. for IIEI.CI1UM direct, per
atcatushlp Kensington, via Antwt rp (letters mual
be directed "per Kensington"): at 7 A. At, (sup
plementary 0 A M.) for EUKOPE, per ateamshlp
Bt. Louis, via Mouthampton (letters for Ireland
must bo directed "p r bt. Louis"): at 0 A. II.
(supplementary 10:30 A. M.) for EUROPE, per
aleauiHhtp Majestic, via Queenstown.
8ATUIIDAY.-At 4.30 A, M. for EUROPE, per steam
ship Lucanla, via queenstown (letters for France,
Switrerland. Italy, Spain, Portugal. Turkey.
Egypt and UrlllsU India must be directed "per
Lucanla"): at 7 A. SI. lor FRANCE, SWITZER
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. l'ORTUOAL. TURKEY.
EOYIT and 1IIUT1SU INDIA, per ateamshlp La
Champagne, via Havre (letters for other
parta of Europo must lie directed "per La
Cbampagno"): at H A. M. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per steamship Obdam, via Rotter
dam (letters must tie directed "pcrObdam")! at
HAM. for OENOA, per steamship Werra (letters
must bedtrected "per Wirra")i at 10 A.M. for
SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Anchor!, via
Glasgow (letters must be directed "per An
choria"): at 11 A. St. for NORWAY direct, per
steamship Norgo (letters must be directed "per
Norge ").
PRINTED MATTER. &c Oerman steamers salllnc
on Tuesdays take Printed Slatler. Ac., for Uer
luauy, and Specially Adilnssed Printed Matter,
Ac, for other parts of Euroix,. American ami
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, Oerraaa
steam-ra on Thursdays, and Cunard, French, nd
Oermuli steairera on Saturdays take Printed Slat
ter, Ac . for all countries for which they are ad
vertised lo carry mall.
After tbe closing of thn Supplementary Transatlan
tic Malls named above, additional supplementary
mulls are oeued ou the piers of the American.
EuglUb, French, aud German ateamerB, and re
main open until wlthlu Ten Minutes ot tbi bour
of salllug or steamer.
MAILS FOR SOl'TIt AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WtbT INDIES, tc.
TUESDAY. At 4 A. Jl. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
direct, per steamship Ilellnura; al IT P. M. for
cosTA RICA, ier steamer from New Orleans 1 at
8::iu P. M for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steamer
from North sydn.-y: nt u 1". M. for PORT AN
TONIO, p- r ttaaicr from lv.ic,n.
WEDNESDAY. At .'till) A. SI. for PORT ANTONIO,
per steamer from Philadelphia: at 11A.M. for
NEWrOl'NDI.sND. per steamship Portia: at 11
A. SI. (si pidementary 1 1:310 A. SI ) for VENEZUE
LA ami (IJRAl'AO, ulso SAVAN1LI.A and CAR
TIIAUENA vl i Curacao, per steamship Philadel
phia; at 1 I". 31. for Cl'llA. tier steamship Orliaha, H
via llavunntat 1 P. M. for UAullADOS direct also
NURT1I 1IRAZIL, via 1'ara, Muranham and
(Vara, per steamship Dominic.
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steamship A-syrlan, from Philadelphia: at 7:310
A. St. for I1HAZ1L, per ateamshlp Others, via l'er
nambu(0. llahia and Rlu Janeiro ilettt rs forNorth
Ilrazll and La llata Countries must be directed
"per OUters").
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for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX, LbEWARD and
WINDWARD Isl.ANHs, ptr steamship Carlb(a
(lett ta for Grenada, Trlutda I and Tobago must
bodlroctrd "Iter Carlbboc"Jl at 10 A. SI. (sup
plementary 111:30 A. 31.) Tor FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA, SA VANILLA and CAItniAUENA. er
steamship Alleghany (letters for Costa Rica must
bo directed "pr Alleghany"): at 10 A.
SI. (supplementary 10:30 A. 31.) for HAITI,
Per steamship Andes, via l'urt au Prince,
ettt Goave. (lonnlv'tB, and Jeromle: at 10:30 A.
SI. for CAMPLCIIE. CHIAPAS, 10I1ASCU, and
Yl'CATAN, per steamship Saratoga (letters for
other parts of .Mexico and for Cuba must be dl
reeled iter -aratoa"); at la 31. for GRENADA,
TRINIDAD, and ToilAGO, per ateamshlp Irrawad
dy; at 'J P M for JAMAICA. er sltauishlp Al
(landhu;ats..l()P. M r.ir --T IUERRE-MIQUELO.V,
1-er steamer from North Sydney,
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to nallfaz and
thence by steamer, close at this onlce dally at 8.30 J
1 M. SlitlU fur MI(lielou. by rail to Boston and
thence l.) sli ainer, close at thlsoffVo dally al 880
I". 31. M.illsforCubailosa al this oftlcodally al
7:0(1 A. St.. for rorwarding by et-amers aalilni
(SIonda.vs ami Thursdays) from Port Tampa. Fla.
Letter nun for Mexico City, overland, unless
spcclall) addrens dror despatch by steamer, close
at this office dally nt lad'O 31 : paper malla as
O.no A, 31. Ilteglslered mall closes at 0:1)0 P. SL
previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS,
Stalls for China and Ja) an. per steamship Gaelta
(from San Fran. Iscol, elosa lure daily up to Deo.
1 al 0:0l P. 31 Malls ror China aud Japan,
per at amsldp Tncnm i (from Tacoma), closa
here daliy up to Dec. I 'J at 0:30 P. M. Malla
for Hawaii, per steamship Australia (from ban
Irani'l.coi. c'o.o litre datl) up to Nov. 24 at
0::tu P. M SUils for thu Society Islanls, per
ship Oal Ibe tfKirn Snn Francisco), close here daily
up lo Sov .'! at U::io i. 31. Stalls for China
and .Ispau isoclally a dressed onlj ) imt steam,
ship l.iniiressof China (from Vancouver) close
hero dollv up in Nov. i-to nt :30 p. M. Stabs for
Ausiialla (exivpt iho.e for West Australia), which 1
ure forward! d vis LurOH. New 7.i aland. Hawaii, fl
1-IJi. an I snincan lalamls, ikt steamship Slarlposa
(from -jii Francis o), eljse here dally up to Deo, I
1.1 at 7. in A 31.. 11 A. 31 and 0:31) K 31. (or on I,
iirriv-nl at N, w York of steamship Campania with
llrlll-h nulls for Auslr dla). Stalls for Australia
(exitiit West Aiistrallai, New Zealand, Hawaii,
and 1 1JI IvUuds, pr steamship Aorangl (from
'anct.uvir ,cI.m hero tlatlyafirr Dec. 13 and ud
to Hi i II at U 3D I' SI.
Transi aeisit malls are forwarded to port of sailing
dull) .in. I iho.el.cdul.-iif ( losing Is arranged on I ha
Jirei,iiiniili ii of their uuluterru.itol overlsud transit,
RtglsloKd mall closes at II P. St, previous liny.
("JH.S FLICS VAN LOTT. Postmaster.
Popt Gfllee, New Y.nk, H.Y., Nov. V!a, 1807,
itiii. tr orTrit; "
Apilleailon having len made to the Roard or Rati.
roa.i ( oniinii.s!iiiiers of the Mate of New York by the
Mtt'imd weniie Railroad Company uf New York city
until r lb" priMlslona of Sivtion too of the Rnllroad
Law for appioval of n ( haug.v of motive uiwer from
liorrrs in an undergr und ciirrrnt of elrctrklly lu the
i.per..lon id Us lallrosd lu Hutu sl between First i
nml si-.-ond an i.ues. nctliii 1 1 herebv given that a 1
publle In nrlng in said application will I o held by Hi 1
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Room In the Mutual Lire Insurance Rulldlng, 38 Lib- E
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III Ireland, cnami rj Dlv l.luu. made In l ho matter of
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of Ireland. Fo ir Courts, Inns ouav In ii, nnJ ,
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lrvuipturlly excluled from tLe benefit o7lhe 'laid
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