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Tuesday, Deo. 7.
A itronc, actlre market for lecurltles to-day
wai BOnerally recardod as refloctlsg a popular
belief that the Prcaldent's messaco removes a
number of elements of doubt from both the
bualnega and speculative situations. Tbo rank
and Die of Investors nnd of speculators are now
beginning; to realize what substantial Inter
ests, owing to tneir superior facilities for ob
taining information, beenmo convinced of two
or three weeks ngo, namely, tbat the Presi
dent's message would be anything but aggres
sive, and that the representatives In Congress
of the party In power will In all probability be In
fluenced largely by tho conservative views of the
Administration. Thero Is, therefore, a disposi
tion to make both business and speculative ven
tures on a larger scale than horetoforo. Wall
stroet at least feels tbat It is not likely
to be .hocked by a disturbance of Inter
national relations or by radical flnonclal
legislation at Washington. While a moderate
amount of manipulation was discernible on the
floor of the Stock Kxchango tOKlay.lt Is to be
notod that the greater part of It was with the
view of establishing higher prices. Tho real
support of the market, however, was an in
creased volume of legitimate business, par
ticularly In the bond department.
Now that apprehension regarding the Cuban
situation and radical changes In the currency
have been removed atuor circumstances af
fecting values aro boglnnlng to have their
legitimate effect upon price.. The most note
worthy trntllc returns made public to-day
were those of Illinois Central for Octobor
and of the Groat Northern s stein for No
vember as compared with tho corresponding
period of last year. Tho most Important earn
ings reported for November aro tboso of the
Illinois Central, Northern Pacific, and Fort
Worth and Itio Grande. Othor Items of Interest
aro the increase in the value of tho exports of
merchandise, even after making allowance for
the suspension of business ono day last week,
Tho heaviest trading was In Sugar Itcflnlng.
It supplied mora than a fifth of an active day's
business, and, at n fractional reaction, closed
28 per cent, higher than yesterday, The ad
vanco was accompanied hy rumors that an extra
dividend will bo doclarod upon tho stock to
morrow, when the usual dividends are declared.
Another report was that tbo American Com
pany had come to an understanding of some
sort with tbtupromotcrs of the more Im
portant suBar'roflnerj now building. Bo far
M could be learned then U no basis
for either of tbes report. Exceptional
trength was shown by Missouri 1
clflo. Northern PocWo preferred, Missouri.
Kansas ond Texas preferred, Atchison pre-,,
ferred, Southern IUllwar preferred, Jersey Cen
tral and Western Union. Of tba lesi active
(hares the greatest net advances were scored
by Colorado Fuel, Consolidated loe, St. Joe and
Grand Island first and second preferred and St.
Ixmls and San Francisco first and second pre
ferred. The closing was very Arm at only frac
tional recessions from the best prices.
Final sales compare wlttt those of yesterday
as follows: 7 fl Dn ?
A.TftSFe. 13 134 rTorfftWp 42 484
A.TftSF.P 26 20 S W com... 123 183
AmCotOll. 224 82 NPaoeotn. 20 20
AmSRef ..1424 144 NPaopf... 60 67
AmTob. .. 854 80 NTO.nt..,1074 1074
BrookRT.. 314 31'. MJ C.ni... 834 84
CC.CftStr. 34'. 36 Omahacom 784 784
CBAQ.... 00 074 0alW... 15 16
Con0u....l87 1864 PeoOAO.. 04 06
Cbe.ftO... 22 224 I'.o Kan... 30 314
Chow.,.. 10 10 RockUlaa 004 00
DelftfIud..lOO 110 Rradlnt.... 814 81
DftROpf. 464 46 Read litpf 474 47
QenElH... 334 334 Strcom... 04 04
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ganftTM. 134 13 SoR-way .. 04 04
KaaftTpf. 34 304 SoR'w.y p 304 314
LenftNMB 654 aOUStLSWp. 104 10
LEftYTpt 724 724 TexaiPAc.. 11 184
Lacliit.au 43 434 TCI ft P.. 264 204
ManbCon.,106 106 Un rae.... 26 264
HABtLSp 684 68 UBRubpf. 05 064
HoPaclRo.. 32 33 U8Litbp 034 034
U.t8tRy..llO 110 Wabash.... 8 8
NatLead... 344 36 WabaihpC. 184 18
North Am.. 44 44WUnT.I.. 804 00
Govornment bonds stoady at unohanged quo
tations. Hallway nnd other bonds continuo
strong and active Tho features wero Austin
nnd Northwestern lets. Consumers' Gas of Chi
cago 5s, Columbus and Ninth Avenuo lsts.
Chicago Terminal lsts, t. r.; Colorado Midland
lsts, t. r.: Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquotto
land grants, Galveston, Houston and Hender
son fts. Iron Mountain Ss, Kansas and Texas
Sds, Metropolitan Street Halluay 6s, Mnnhnt
tan Hallway 4s, Mobilo and Ohio generals, Mis
souri Pacific consols. Northern Hnllroad of Cali
fornia 08, Ontario and Western r. 4s. Heading
general 4s, Hlo Grando Western lsts, St. Jo
seph nnd Grand Island 2-3-48, Southern Hall
way 09, Toledo. St. Loula nnd Kansas City
lsts. t. r.: Union Elavatod lsts, t. r.; Union
Pnclfle, Denver and Gulf lsts, t. r.; West
Shoro 4e, Wisconsin Central lsts, L, r.-, At
chison, Chlcngo, Uurllngton nnd Qulncy,
Northern Pacific, Oregon Railroad nnd Naviga
tion. Oregon Short Line, Oregon .Improvement,
Pennsylvania Hnllroad. St. Louis and Snn Fran
cisco. Texas Pacific. Union Pacific and Wnbnsh
issues. The moro Important net Advances wero
In Atchison ftdJ. 4s. S cent., to 674. and gen
eral 4s. as. to HUki: Austin and Northwestern
lsts, 1. to 88; Chicago. Uurllngton and Qulncy
conv. 5s, 12. to 110; Nebraska extension 4s. h.
to 07, nnd debenture Os. a,to lOOta; Consumers'
GasofChlcngoSs.Oj, to 101 -.Columbus nnd Ninth
Avenue lsts, 2, to 1 Ill's; Chicago Terminal lsts,
t.r.. 8. to44's; Colorado Midland lsts, t. r.. n.
to 04; Dotrolt, Mackinaw, nnd Marquet'e land
grants, h. to 18; Galveston. Houston nnd Hen
derson fts. a. to 80'a; Iron Mountain 5s, 5j, to
8711; Kansas and Texas Sds, 1. to 043: Metro
politan Street Hallway Bs, 4, to 115; Manhat
tan Hallway 4s. . to 004; Mobilo and Ohio
generals. , to 73; Missouri PAclflc consols. g,
to OS's; Northern Pacific prior 4a, H, to 03;
and genoral 3s, lM, to 014: Northern Railroad
of California Ss, 2. to 00; Ontario and Western
H. 4s, Sa, to 00'; Oregon Hallroad nnd Naviga
tion lsts. s, to 110. and 4s, 3.to 03tg; Oregon
Short Lino consol Cb, "e. to 0D-t), and lncomo As,
4., to SB's; Oregon Improvement lsts, t. r.. 4,
to 1004, and fts. 3d I. p., 1, to 43; Pennsyl
vania Hnllroad 4Ss, 1M. to llOSl. and 42S, r..
3j. to 114; Heading general 4s, 4, to eft's; Rio
GrnndoWstorn Ibis. M, to 83j; St. Louis and
San Frnncisco goneral Os, '3, to 110. nnd general
Os, 4. to 104s; St. Joseph nnd Grand Island
2-3-4s,i3, to 70; Texas Paclflo lsts. i. toOT's.
and 2ds. Og, to SOg; Toledo. St. Louis and Kan
sas City lsts, t. r.. 1, to 87; Union Elevated 1 Bts.
t. r.. ls, to 80'a; Union Pncifio. Denver and
Gulf lets. t.r., u. to Si's; Wnbnsh lsts. e. to
100, nnd Sds, Og. to 80's: West Shoro 4s. 13 to
1114, and Wisconsin Central lsts, t. r., a V
cent., to 342.
In bank stoeks 10 shares of Bank of Com
merce sold at 200 and 47 shares of Tradesmen's
at 102.
Commercial price of bar silver In New York.
60c. Bar silver In London closed at 27d.
Mexican sliver dollars were quoted at 47ec.
Exports to Europe to-morrow 605.000 ounces.
Money on call 12 V cent. Time money Is
5 noted: Sixty days, 241 V cent.; four months,
W cent., and six months, 34 v cent, on good
mlxod Stook Exchange collateral. Commercial
paper Is quoted: I'rlino Indorsed bills receivable
at 333ig V cent., prime single names at 3h V
cent., and good names at i(3h 9 cent.
Storling exchange opened with n steadier tone,
but closed weak. The late transactions were at
inside figures. Continental exchange was dull.
Posted asking rates for sterling are: Sixty
days, &l.832. and sight, $4.8C4. Actual rates
are: Long bills, $4.82i3$4.83; sight drafts.
$4.85Vi$4.85, and cablo transfers. H.85
$4.80. Francs are quoted at 5.217a5.21l4 for
long and ft.20s(3ft.2O for short; rclchsmarks,
lUs394ii for long and 054(39Sa for short: guil
ders. 40(340 1-16 for long and 40 3-1013404 for
short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston 59
10 centB premium. Charleston Buying, par;
soiling. g premium. Savannah Buying, 1-10
off; selling, par. New Orleans Bnnk. par; com
mercial, $1.25 discount. Snn Francisco Sight,
7a rent premium ; tolegrsph. 10 cents premium.
St. Louis 2ft cents discount bid. offered at par.
Chicago Par to 5 conts premium. Cincinnati
Between banks, par, and over counter, 00 cents
premium.
Glucose Sugar Refining common is quoted nt
29(3202. and tho preferred at 01S02. Stand
nrd Oil Trust certificates closed nt 331ts(r?345;
A crlcnn Mnlting nt 243204 and preferred nt
75(37012; Standard Gas common at K1B3141,
nnd tho profcrrodnt 147(3152: Mutual Gob at
3303310; Svrncuso Gas nt 21(322; Now Am
sterdnm Gas nt 20's328. nnd the preferred at
70(37113 and tho Os 1)8(391)4.
Exports of general merchandise from the
port of Now' York for tho week ending to-day
wore valued nt 910.357.740. ngainstS3.085.38O
in tho preceding week and $8,010,171 In the
corresponding week of Inst yenr. Since Jan. 1
$304,972,009, against $350,410,008.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rnllway Com
pany has declared n quarterly dividend of 15i
V cent, on Ub preferred stock nnd n semi-annual
dividend of 'Jig V cent, on Its common stock,
payablo Jan. 7.
Tbo Executive Committee of the Western
Union Telegraph Company has recommended
tho declaration of the regular quarterly divi
dend of m V cent.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
Company reports gross earnings for tho
fourth week in November of $23,044. an
incroase of $14,288 as compared with tho
corresponding period of Inst year, and mak
ing the total for tho month $70,770, nn Increase
of $35,851. For the flvo months ending Nov, 30
tho gross earnings were $227,715, an incroase of
$84,557 as compared with the corresponding
period of last yoar.
Hallway cross earnings for November com
pare with thoso of the somo month of last year
ns follows:
Orrat Northern I3.3,43S Ins.. 1320.199
Illinois Central i-.6B4.427 Inc.. olM.HSl
New York Central a,0H0,753 Ino.. 78,434
Northern I'aclno 2,r,nD,:iMi ino.. onn.512
Bt. Loul. Southwestern.... 550. 000 Ino.. 70.800
The Illinois Central Railroad reports gross
enrnlngs for Octoberof $2,439,390, an increase
of $105,770 as compared with tho same month
of lust year, and net $878,744, an Increase of
$50,222. For the four months ending Oct. 31
the gross earnings wero $8,045,348, an increase
of $1,002,187 ns compared with the correspond
ing period of last year, and not $2,004,903, an
Incrcaso of $451,735.
Tho Western Now York and Pennsylvania
Hnllroad reports gross earnings for Octoberof
$341,7S0,an Incrcaso of $28,298 a s compared
with tho snmo month of lust year, and net
$140,597. an Incroaso of $10,775. For tho four
montliB ending Oct. 31 tho gro.s earnings wero
$1,200,230, an Increuse of $110,006 as compared
with tun corresponding period of last year, and
net $524,340, nn Incrcaso of $13,230,
Tho Iowa Central Hallroad reports gross
earnings for October of $1711.043, an Incroaso
of $15.1122 as rompared with the same month of
last year, nnd net $08,173. an Increase of
$9,101, For tho four months ending Oct. 31
Ino gross onrnlngs wero $010,150, nn increase
of $88,051 ns compared Willi tho corresponding
period of last year, and net $235,200, an increase
of $07,701.
Tho receipts of tho United States Treasury to
day were: Customs, $4'-'-,247; Internal revenue.
$101.11)2, nnd miscellaneous, $40,781, a total
of $570,020. Tho disbursements wero $990,
000. nn 0x1 ess of expenditures over receipts of
$125, 1H0. Thn roceints of tho fiscal year to date
lutvo boon $100,8(17.911, lha expenditures
$187,910,119. and tbo dellclt $27,072,208.
The otllclal count of tho cash In the Treasury
at tbo closo of business to-day, compared with
that of jestcrday, shows;
Dte. (I. Pee. 7.
OoM coin and bullion ...$l57,7(ir,U20 168,(K10,787
Hllyetdoll.rjawi bullion lB.4n7.S7U 1S.072.1S3
United Ktatr.nte. . 37,4H3,17U 87.BBJ.eBV
Othernoiei, IruUcm.nd
llabllltle. V.SSl.Olt 17.6I1C.228
Av. liable cash balance.
Including gold re.erro 4220,801,331 22e,401,7P3
Monoy in London 2Lj Vcont. Hates of dis
count In open market for both short and threo
months' bills, 2 15-10(43 V cent. Paris advices
quota 3 V cents nt 103 francs 8'Zh centimes.
Exchange on London 25 francs 2 1 centimes.
J. P. Morgan li Co. offer nt 102 nnd Interest a
limited amount of $5,000,000 Lehigh Valley
Hallroad Company's 0 I' cent. 100 j car inort
g.igo collateral trust gold bonds, being part of a
lol l.suo llmltol 10 $16,000,000, of which
$7,000,000 cannot be issued until 1000
cud then only at tbo rato of $1,000,000
per annum for tbo (acquisition or construction
the company. ThoJeSBBany reserves, tbo right
toredeera af) or Jnorikt txmds ft 1 nr.rear t
107fl and accrued interest f Wr six days' notjee.
Tho.botida.are seeand by mortgage orVall
the railroad and eaninment owned br. the com
pany, subject to axlikng liens, and ftre nlsa.iv
first lien on itocksv bonds, and real estate
which have cost theconipanf $23,600,000, and
upon which there are Incumbrances of less
than $ 1,000,000. Tho net Income from theso
assets Is, under the most unfavorable circum
stances. In exeessTof ths Interest on the entire
$15,000,000 bonds authorised by ths mortgage.
Knhn, Loeb & Co. announoo that the cash sub
scriptions for Chicago and Northwestern 3a
percent, gold bonds ere closed, and- that here
after tho bonds can only be supplledtn exchange
for tho short-term bonds of the Chicago and
Northwestern Hallway Company maturing up
to 1002 on terms to be obtainable upon applica
tion at tho bankers' offices.
Comptroller Fitch advertised to-day forbids
on $0,213,0(10 31. per cent, gold bonds. Of this
amount $1,750,000 aro dock bonds, 82,073,240
schoolhouse bonds, $919,820 park bonds, and
$000,000 for repairing streets. The award will
be niado on Dec. 14.
The sales of mining stocks at the New. York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to
day were as follows:
Ojft. High- w- Clot'
Soli: S'ami. inc. tit. tU (ns.
BOOBslchar. 16 .16 .16 .16
lOOChollsr. 37 .37 .37 .37
800 Crown Point,, p .10 .10 ,10 .10
lOOOCreed.AOCk.. .10 .10 ,10 .10
200 nom Bluer .... 1,66 1.66 1.66 1.56
100 Iron Silver 36 .36 .36 .36
Total sale. 8,1 00 .h.ri. .
COMIEItCIATj COitPZXV.
TursDAT, Dec. 7. Grain Wheat Spot was
In fair demand and stronger. The sales were
340,000 bush.. Including 112,000 No. 2 red,
24,000 ungraded wheat on private terms,
46,000 No. 1 hard spring at $1.03, and 50,000
No, 1 Manitoba at $1.01, freovon board afloat
late last night for export. Free on board afloat:
No. 1 Northorn spring New York, DOa; do.
Dululh, $1.0013; No. 2 hard winter, -OOiac.: No. 2
red. 98c; No. 1 hard Duluth, $1.03. Minne
apolis recelvod to-day 305.010 bush., against
220.440 last year; Duluth 139,101, against
07,402; Chlcngo 142,007, against 20,100; Mil
waukee 81,000, against 40.030; St. Louis
47,000, against 13.701; Toledo 27.171. against
175,227; Detroit 0,291, against 10.541 last year.
Futures oponed W. lower, but recovered this
ana advanced lc to lte, but lost c. to sgc. of
the Improvement. Future sales 2,823,000 busb,,
as follows:
Lait
Opening. IHoheit. Lmreil. Ctoiing. Kioht.
December.. .03 e us 00 VB
January 09 90 osl, un 03
May 01 S3 on, 02 01',
Barl.y Was fnactlvt. New feeding. 28284c.,
coat nnd freight to Buffalo; malting, 4SSS7o as to
quality. Rye Was . Irons. State. 40 Vd5lc.: No. 2
Western. G41auBBc., coit and freight to Buffalo.
Corn Spot was firm. Th. i.le. were 13R.000 bu.b
Including 10,000 No. -S white and 112,000 No. S
mixed on private terms for export. No. 3 mixed In
elevator. A.000 at lc.; 8.000 do. at 82igc. deliv
ered ; No. 2 white. 84 c.: No. 2 yellow, 34 4c. Future,
advanced 4c, but lost half of thli. Future .ales
00,000 bu.b., a. follows:
Ijiit
Opening. Moheit. Lowelt. doting. Moht.
December.. ..31 'a 31 81 81 30
MajcfT;. 33 33 83 33 33s
0u-tpot were ttronger. The aalei were 80,000
bu.b.. Including 30,000 No. 2 white, dipped, on pri
vate term, ror export. No. 3 white. 10,000 at iBiM
No. 3 do.. 1,000 at 2Se.; No. 2 white, clipped, floe.-,
No. a do.. 2e.; No. 2 mixed. 10.000 at 273274c.;
No. 3 do, aoic; rejected mixed, SBigc.: do. white,
27130.; No. 2 mixed, delivered, 0,000 nt 282R4c;
track mixed. 3702VC.-, do. wnlte. 30.000 at xlif:i5c.
Future, advanced c. Future .alos, 10,000 bush.,
as follows:
T.ait
Opening, tligheil. Lowest, doting. Sight.
Decmber... . .. .. a 204
May 87 27 27 27 27
Wheat was quiet but firmer to-day. Influenced by a
.harp rise at Chicago, covering of abort, and large
clearance., prices advanced. Foreign house, sold
here early, but without effect. Toward the close
price, reacted .tightly on realizing .alee, but the last
Srlce. were near tho top figure, of the day. Tntt
orthwe.tern receipts were moderate and the Ohio
State report wu bulll.h, giving the condition u 68
per cent. Liverpool declined 4d. to d.. but re
covered part of tbelou. Pa rla declined c. to e. on
wheat and 29 centlmoa to 30 centimes on flour. Tho
Northwestern receipts were 734 cor., against
1,043 last week and 4H2 last year. Cora wa
quiet but higher, In sympathy with wheat. Liv
erpool declined d.. but rallied and cloud
unchanged to d. higher. A correction In the visible
.upplv statement make. tb. deereose 1,000,000 bu.b.
lee. than reported yesterday. Oau were also firmer
and more actlvo than of late. Chicago reoelved 0B4
car. of corn and B07 of oats. The receipt, there to
morrow are estimated at 450 car. of corn and 310
of oats. Chicago, Deo. 7. -'There wa. a firmer
wb.at market to-day, a re.ult largely of .bort
koiiiox mo pm, i- , t-j iibi ifwion.
Th, higher crop report atlmulated the desire
to cover, which cave u. an advance of le.
from yesterday, closing with c. to c.'of tbe ad
vance lost. Abovo UOe. there was selling which was
apparently for the parties Interested In the December
d-al. December ranged from Sue. to 90c.. closing at
trRe. The lncre.se In tbn contract stock In .tore for
tbe week was only 35B.O0O busb , making a total now
of 2,880.000 bulb., something les than was antici
pated. Export elesrancea for twenty-four hours,
wheat and flour, were equal to 1.000 000 busb. Pri
mary receipt, were 870,000 bush. Liverpool closed
about steady: Paris a shade easier. New York re
ported SO boat loads sold for export. There 1. not
much use to attempt to predict what a market like
this Is going to do, when It I. weak one day and strong
the next. Until the December li out of the way the el
ement of uncertainty which ha. prevailed for tbe put
atx weeks will likely not disappear. Corn w.s.tcadled
by the wheat .trength, c, up at one time, but at
Friday', prices at tho cloae. Receipt, were 054 car.,
with 430 eltlmated for Wednesday. Cable wero
d. tower. Hcaloard clearances were 701,000 bush.
Buffalo corrected Ita stocks, 2,800,000 buih , Instead
of 1.B08.000 busb , as reported yesterday. Corn Is
not likely to weaken unless In sympathy with wheat.
Oat. were ate.dv: receipts large; the Inspection was
3l7 car., with QIC estimated for to-morrow. Clear
ance, were 330,000 bush. Thero was a good cub de
manil."
Fijun Trade was dull and prices easy despite the
sharp rile In wheat. Tbe sales were 10.000 bbts.
riilt. Sacit.
Receipt! 1H.S75 40,347
Export. 10,222 311,828
Winter In bbls: Huperflne, 3.10((3 20; No. 2 extra.
S3.00SS3 50: straights. S-l.lUojei.B5; pitent., (4 HO
Ot3,20. Spring In bble.t Clears. Sl.V3ail.n5;
straights. S4.70cStt.00; patents. (Bass.lO. Mill
Feed W.. firm and fairly active. Weatern spring
In IOU D. sacks. Sioalia 23; 200 n.,ai2.&; win
ter In bulk, SI34U1B.
Cotton Spot cotton here wa. unchanged: no sales.
Middling uplands, 5c, against 7 7-Inc. laat yean
New Orleans and Gulf. 0nc. against 7 ll'lflc. last
year. The Southern apot marketa were unchanged.
New Orleans o'd O.uoo, Savannan 3.050, Norfolk
1.2BM, Augusta 1135, Mobile 700, and St, Louis 339
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on tbn spot with
sale, of 12.0U0 hale.; futures there advanced to 1
point. In Manchester yarn, were hardening; cloth.,
sellers can only do busineu at a concession. Augusta
received to-day 2,084 bales, against 1.40M last iwerk
and 080 last veart Memphis 2.U48, against 4,402 last
week and 4,610 last. Mar: St. Loul. 1,381. agalntt
1,024 last week and U20 last year; Cincinnati
2.07H, against 11.1 It) last week and 2.20U laat
yeart Houston 13.241. against 24,407 laat week
and t7,340 laat vear. Augusta shlppsd to-day 1,001.
Memphis 7.000. St. Louis 7.0HH. Cincinnati 1H0, and
Houston 10,250 bales. Houston expects to-morrow
h.OOO to 8,500 bale., against 12.801 last wrek and
fl.843 laat year. New Orleaua expect. 10,000 to
17,000. against 7.09H last week and 22.087 last
year. Tbe port receipts were 00,887 bales, against
103,072 last week and 48.07U last yean thus far this
week 177,890, aganst 242,340 thus far last week.
The export, from the port, were 17.800 bale.. New
Orleans advanced 1 to :t point., but lost It and d.
cllned slightly. Futures here advauced 2 to 4 points,
lost this and closed dull but steady, with price, un.
chiagedto 1 point lower, with .ale. of 72,400 bales.
Tbe future trading was as follows:
Ctoitna. lliuheit, Loveit. Saltl.
December.. .5 (11103.07 0 09 B.no 4.000
January 0 HIK40.70 0.73 0.68 17,h00
February.... 0.730.74 0.711 0.73 100
March 0 7B(5.79 0.82 0.77 17,000
May 0 8810.89 0.U3 0.88 21,400
June 0.930,H 0.U7 5.1)1! 1,(100
July 0U7(0,08 11.03 0.07 1,400
August n01(fl03 1.00 0.01 0,400
8eptmber..n oan 01 (l on 000 1,000
October ....U.OOiiO.Od 0.07 0,00 700
Intense dulness perva led the cotton market to-day.
Price, fluctuated within extremely narrow llmlu.
and the last quotations were practically unchanged
from the opening. Better Liverpool advices than bad
been expeitrd caused u small Improvement early In
tbe day. but after the Initial deatlnxa tbe Improve
ment was lost and a I rltllug decline ensued In tbe ab
sence of eontluucd support. Toward the closo prl e.
became somewhat nrmer nn local buying, most
months ending unchanged Tho receipts at the ports
were smaller than expected, and Ihe total for tho
week la now estimated at Itoo.eoo bales maximum.
Latham. Alexander A Co. Issued a circular to day
estimating the crop at ln.lKH.iioo lialea, They placo
the yield fa Trxaa anil the Indlin Territory at 2,785,
000 bales. Thn circular xtates that for a time quar
antine restrictions In a portion of the t-outli retarded
shipments, but to a much smaller extt-nt than wa.
genrrallvsupiiaaedi that tho movement henceforth
will not provetubelnexcet.of the movement of a
normal cotton year.
Corrxa Itlo on the spot was firm and In fair de
mand! No. 7, OHiC hale. 2.00(1 bag. No. 7 at II 'so.
cost and freight; 3,000 bajs Saute. Nn.. 4 and 0 at
7c. cost and freight! 2,1100 bates do, Nos, 0, 11, and 7
at 0c. cost and freight, and 700 bags Maracalbo on
private terms. The future trading was as follows;
Salet. Jllahrtt. Left. Cloitna.
January 2,700 ..0t 0 00 5.8533.00
March 3,200 fl.no 000 A.ooctH.00
May 3,200 0 10 ti no o.ooctfl.io
June 2,200 u 10 o.l 1) n.l not 0.1 5
July 1,000 0.10 n.io fl.IV4a.VU
.September,. 9.230 II.IIO 0 20 B.l.cluO.30
October . ,,1.200 1130 0.30 0.80(40 30
November,. 230 n.UO 0.30 6.30(30.40
Futures here adrvanced & to 10 points, clewing firm
alter sales of 23,200 bags. Havre advanced f., but
lost "-jf. of tbla. Hamburg advanced 4 pfg. to 1 pfg.
Itlo wa. firm at 70 rel. advance; receipts In two daya.
38,000; stock, 487.000: exchange. 7d., an advance
of l-32d, Sauto. wa. firm at 200 rel. advance; re
ceipts In two days. 12.000; .took. 1.044.000 baga.
Futurea here, advanced In reaponse to higher Brazilian
and European tables. It won reported that the Coin
mlaiarln. or itlo estimated the next Itlo crop at 3,.
00(1,000 lag..
MET.ia-frou Wa. steady. Spot and December
so.73(nen B(i; January. 10 7.i(3t0 80; Jebruary, SJ.HO
USS.OO; March, to 85310 V3; April. B.VOasT. bale,
or 100 tous December was rrcorlrd on "Chang." tut
B.no. Copper Wa. firmer. Sot and December,
ia87.(illa Lead Was dull at U.ti538.70c for spot
andDeeembsr. Tta-Wudul! at 18.95Jll),70cIor
i
potindDeeeraber. Bpetter-'w'M qnlst. Spot and
DrUvA?8roaWeresMadr and unehang-d. Spirits
of turpentine, st4S34e-l common to good strained
"ia'otKTOicrud. crtltlcates were quoted at 0040.
here andln Oil City. Refined was unc&ingd.
lovi.ioM-Lard wis steady, but Inactive. Prime,
4 0Ofli4O5iclty.tal4.t refined for the Conti
nent. . 75 Pork was etrong. Mess. a8.B(ao.
cni meat, were nrm. but dull. Pickled hamt. 7a
7eTd" bellkfc , sW. do. shoulders, 8e. Dressed
hooi 4ao4c. tHiow. aa-ieo. Uulter-creanlery.
wStem ixlra.. 2S,a24e.t flr.U. SO ini22o t .eoonda,
17lB?t thlrda,14(lBc.l State, fancy, oa24M
nrsti. iBiJSSle.1 third, to leeonjs. 14f18o.
cKeU-Stai?. MM cream, large, eolored. fancy.
M484c:i 1 do. white. 84084CI finest, yijcj fair to
good, aV7c.l-ornnion. 0ct .mall. colorecJ, fancy,
Sr.Tdo. white. a94c. fln.st. 84cw4c.i com
mon to good, 748e. FglMrState and Pennsylvania,
re.h gathered, fancy. 20c good toprlme. 21(23c.
Western, fresh iath.rtd,bolee, IIDo.; fair to gool,
022e. Chicago. Dec. 7.-" Provision, were dull.
8ome demand from short, early Influenced no doubt
by wheat, was satlarlett by ottering, from packers.
elolng price, being at a slight decline. Aside from a
fairly good export demand for in.sts, trade In the
cash end of tbo market was slow) 43,000 bog. are
eitlmated for to-morrow."
Sfoia Raw wis qulotbut firm: 80 test, nc.i
test, ac. Refined wa. firm and In fair demand.
ToBicco The semi-weekly .ales were 100 raaej
New England Havana at lflSSOc.t 00 ca.e. 180
New England eed leaf at 9S28c.t 100 case. 1 894- IB
l'enn.ylvanla.eeilleatat ll(114e.i I00caselh98
Wisconsin Havana at lllc.1 100 cases 1895 Zlmmers
t lOHc.l 100 cue. aundrle. at 0(i18c.i 200 balei
Havana at 70o (4H.S0 In bond, and 00 cases Sumatra
at 880 t4tl.n0 In bond.
Woo-Tho Wool Exchangeliuotes domestlo wooli.
In the grease, as follows: Texas, spring, 12 months,
choice. l7olrV.i spring, r) .ail 8 months, choice, lfl
lTo.t spring, n amis months, average. 14(41 Be.; rail,
choice. iBteltio.t fall, average, liiosllc. California
Northern, spring, free, 17lfo.i mlddlo county,
spring, 14ai0c.; southern, spring. 1213o.i hurry
and defective, 7aw.t freefall. northern. Iiiai7c;
fall, southern, 10c12c.i defective, fall, 0910c. Ore
gonEastern, choice, lOOHc.t eastern, aver
age, 14I31BC.: eastern, heavy. 1 led 12c: valley.
No. 1, 18020c 1 valley. No. 2. 2022c.
valley. No. 3. 1921c.i valley, lamb.. 170
19c. Arlrnna Choice. 14(4loc.! average, 12(1180.1
heavy, 10311c. Territory Idaho, line. 12(i.lle.
Idaho, nnu medium, lUMlr-c.t Idaho, medium, 17
10c: Kansas, One and fine medium, inai Oct Kansas,
medium, lfltjlSc,: Wyoming, flno, UttHf.i Wyo
ming, fine medium. lflM17c.i Wyoming, mellum, 10
aiV'.: Utah, fine. 1214c.tUtali, fine medium. Ilia
18c. Utah, medium, IVoUOc t Dakota, fine, I2al4c.t
Dakota, flno medium, lnai7e : Dakota, medium, 18
fflUio.; Montana, flno choice. lOijO 17c. t Montana, fine
average. lldUllo.' Montana, line medium choice, lua
20c.i Montana, fine medium average, 10l7c.;Mon
tana, medium choice. 18IDo.s Montana, medium
average, 17(.18c.i,Iow Montana. 18alc; Welling
ton, Ane, llKil let nasblngton, One medium, 1 2c
I3e.i Washington, medium, l.tftlOc. Coloradonnd
New Mexico Colorado, fine, 12(1 3o.: Colorado, flne
medium, l:lcJ4c.i Colorado, medium, lOisiOe.:
Colorado, coarse. WOUSe.; improved, choice, 18(4
20c: coarse and carpet, 10l7o. Georgia and South
ern. 2.125o.
Cincioo, Dee. 7. Theso were to-day's prices:
7ifa(: Laif
Opening, lllahtlt. Loiceit. Cloting. Utaht.
Deo 90 l)U till 98 00
Jan H94 110 89 89 811
May 89 10 89 89 88
July 88 83 824 82 82
Corn:
Dec 20 20 20 20 25
Jan 28 20 20 25u 20
Mav 284 28 28 28 28
Oafs:
Deo 21 21 209. 203. 20
May 22 22 23 224 22
Lord:
Jan 4.32 4.02 4.27 4.27 4.80
May 4.47 4.47 4.45 4.40 4.474
Itibi:
Jan 4 25 4.274 4.22 4.234 4.20
May 4.87 4.874. 4.35 4.35 4.80
Pork:
Jan.. ..(8.35 (8.37 (9 30 (8.30 (8.32
May.. . 8.G74 8.00 8.02 8.52 8.00
s,Ive Stock Markets.
Nxw Yonx, Tue.day, Dec. 7. Receipt, of beeves
were 07.1 head, all direct to exporter, and slaughter
ers. No trading: feeling steady. Dressea beet steady
at?Q8c. tp nt. for poor to prime native sides. Ca
bles from British markets quote American steers at
ll12c V Hi-, dressed weight; American refriger
ated beef at 88o. D. Exports to-day, 000 beeves,
170 sheep, and 2,180 quarter, of beef : to-morrow,
317 beeves and 3.888 quarters of beef.
ttecelpts of calves, all for the market, were 112
head; 222 bead op sile, all told. Steady ror veals;
very dull ror graders. About 100 head unsold. Veals
sold at (3Ct(8 ai 100 fts.. crasser, at (3. City dressed
veals steady at 104llo. V B.
Receipts or sbe-p and lambs, all ror the market,
were 1.009 bead; Ocarsonsale: firm all around, all
sold. Sheep sold at (3((4.60 100 n..; lambs at
(39(0.20. Dressed mutton, 67c. V 0..; dressed
lamb.. 8O10C.
Receipt, or bogs were 2,0 11 bead: 282 head on sale.
Firm at (3.453(3.00 v 100 fts.
Court Cnlendnrs This Day.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Nos. 21, 22,
23. 24, 25, 2d. 18, 27, 28, 30, 32. 33, S5. 30, 37.
Supreme Court Special Term Part I Motion cal
endar called at 10:30 A.M. Part II. Ex-parte mat.
ters. Part III Adjourned until Monday. Dec. 13,
1897. Part IV. Case unfinished. Law and Fact. .
Nos. 6318. 0405, 0484. 0456, 5430, 4070, 0477,
0882, .47118, 1680. 0303. 0002, 0067, 0410,
4004, 4303, 0257, 5187, 0248. 0249. 0303,
0052. B594. 0600, 5024. Part V. Case un
finished. Cases from Part IV. Part VI. Case un
finished. Cases from Part IV. Part VII. case un
finished. Elevated It. R.caae.. Trial Term. Part II.
Clear. Preferred causes So.. 12780. 13090, 13R82,
18448, 18109. 13319, 12991. 18610, 13182. 12209,
12400,13487, 14024. 14050, 11782, 14053, 18741,
13592,14038. 138C8. 13014, 1.1849. 13881. 13912,
13885. Part IIL-Clear. No.. 0878. 3282. 7081, 3871.
7270, 0203, 0087, 4480, 4481, 40112, 4008,
6940 0174, 0059, 3431. 3104. 0294. 0093,
7011. 7601. 70SI. 7106. 7228, 7191, 1330.
Part IV. Case unfinished. Cases rrom Part HI. Part
v. Case unfinished. Case, rrom Part III. Part VL
Case unfinished. Cases rrom Part III. Part VII.
Cue unfinished. Nos. 5472, 5300, 7770. 7481, 7330,
5473, 5963. 024 1. 7631. 753(1. 7019.7773,0295.0408,
2885, 4249. 4287, 77BB. 0129. 7434, 7468, 74S7,
7530, 7083, 7087. 7043, 7640. Tart VIII Clear.
Cases from Part VII. Part IX. Case unflnlshed.
Cases rrom Part VII. Part X. Cas, unfinished. Cases
rrom Part VII. Part XL Clear. Cases from Part II.
Part XII Clear. Casea rrom Part II.
Surrogate's court Chambers No day ca'endar.
For Probate Wills of Carl Dopp. George R. Desn.
Isaac Rell, Mary A. Vandewater, Henry Vaniewater
at 10:30 A. M. Trial Term No day calendar.
City Court Special Term Motions. Trial Term
Part IV. Cler. Miort causes Nos. 3100. 3209.
3002. 3318. 3lll. 3126. 3470. 8467, 3351, 8408,
.1382. 3330, 2739, 3387, 3860, 8076, 3437. 8010,
3028,3536, 2675.1831, 3326. 2334,2047. Parts I.
II., and III. Adjourned sine die.
ofinnucial.
$20,000,000
LOANED ON MORTGAGE
in TEN months of 1897.
SMALL EXPENSES.
LOW INTEREST RATE.
EVERY GOOD MORTGAGE
PROMPTLY ACCEPTED.
TiTLE GUARANTEE
akd TRUST COMPANY.
140 Broadway, New York.
175 Remsen St., Brooklyn.
capital and surplus, $4,500,000
CITY OF NEW YORK
31 Per Cent
Gold Bonds.
MtTURiaG I01C9 TO IOVT.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
FOR SALE nV
Vermilye ti Co., Kulin, Loeb & Co.,
Hassan A Vine Sta. !'o. 97-30 Pine St,
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company.
A Circular addressed to the bolder, of the Consoli
dated Mortgage 0 percent, flold Uonds of tbe above
Company, due 1088, detailing tbe proceedings taken
for the protection of tho Interest of the landholder.,
and calling for a deposit of the Ilonl. In order that
the.. Interest, may be effectively represented, has
been Issued In New York and Loudon, under Ibis date.
Copies of the Circular and Bondholder.' Agreement,
together with statement furnished by the llecelvers
may be had upon application to elthor of the under
slcned.
J. I, MOKGAN & CO,
nnoAVN mtoTHEits & co.
BAIUNU, MAGOUN & CO.
.KKW toilS, 1st November, 1897.
t, a. , , l
efinnnclnl.
Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company
$5,000,000
Mortgage and Collateral Trust
5 Per Oont. 100-Yoir Goia Bonds-,
Issue Lirai'ed In $15,000,000,
r which OT, OOO.000 cannot be Issued until
1O0O, nnd then only nt thn rale of
SI, 000,000 per annum roe nrquhltion
or con.tructlen or new property to
come under (he inortanae. or
tbe SS, 000,000 already leaned
3. OOO.OOO are held In
tbn Tren.ury r thn
Company.
Principal payable Slnr 1. lOOT.
Interest star and Xovomber.
BOTH PATABLE IN COLD COIN OF THE UNITED
STATES OF THE PRESENT 8TANDAIID OF WEIGHT
AND FINENESS AND FREE KllOM DEDUCTION
FOR TAXES.
COUPON DONDS OF Sl.OOO EACn,
WITH RIGHT OF REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAL.
The Railroad Company reserves the riant to
redeem all or any T the hands on May 1st or
November 1st Its any year at 1073 per cent,
and accrued Interest arter sixty dase' notlcro
hy pnbllcatlon.
New York and Philadelphia, December 8tb. 1807.
We offer ror sale a llmltod amount of the above
described bonds at 102 per oenLand Interest. The
bonds are now ready for delivery.
Attention Is Invited to a letter from II r. Charles
Hartshorne, Vice-President of tba Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company (copies of which may ba ob
tained at our ortlcc), which sets forth that the Issue
of bonds, of which these t0,000,000 aro part, Is se
cured not only by a raortftairo on all ths railroad
and equipment owned by tbe Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company, subject only to Its exlstlns bond.,
but also by a Orst lien on stocks, bonds, and real
estate, all of which have cost the Company
" (22,000,000, and on which encumbrances of leu
"than (1,000,000 exist; and, furthermore, that the
" mortgage security will be Increased by the prop
erty to be acquired by the (7,000,000 bonds re
" served for construction and additions after Janu
"ary 1, 1900." Mr. Hartshorne doe. "not hesitate
" to say that the net Income earned by the stocks,
"bonds, and real estate already subject to the mort
"gago Is, under the most unfavorable clrcum
"stances, far In excess of tho Interest on'.the mail
" mum of (15,000,000 bonds authorised by the mort
"gage, and this Income will be further Increased
" by the net eamlnfs of the new property for which
,' (7,000 000 out of (15,000,000 bonds can only be
" used."
Ooples of tbe mortgage may be obtained at our
office.
J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
23 Wall Street, New York.
DHEXEti & 60.,
Bth and Cheatnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company
31 per cent. General Mtge.
Gold Bond's,
BlATVrtlNC lOBT
(UNITED STATES TRUST CO., Trusted).
TO HOLDERS Or
Chicago A InTllwaukea 7 per eent. Bonds, duo
July 1, IsjOS.
Iowa Midland 0 per cent, bonds, doe Oct. 1,
IOOO.
Earnnaha Jt lkeSaporlorO per oont. Bonds,
due July 1. IOOI.
Chleasro A M. T., Iowa Dlv., 4 par eent.
Bond., due April 1. 1003.
Chicago and If. IV. Oen. Coa.nl. sitae. Gold
7 per eent. Bonds, duo lico. 1, 1009.
TnE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED FOR THE
PRESENT TO REFUND THE ABOVE SHORT TERM
BONDS INTO THE 31, PER CF.NT. GENERAL MORT
GAGE NINETY-YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THE Oni.
CAOO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COHPANY.
A MEMORANDUM STATINO THE TERMS UPON
WHICH THE ABOVE BONDS MAY BE REFUNDED
CAN BE nAD UPON APPLICATION.
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
a7 amp ao pi.e grnnirr.
TO II OLD HITS OP
6 PER CEftiT.
First Mortgage Bonds
OP the
uitjpii nail way &nav.p.iuii uu..
SIATUItlslC l.Y IOOO.
Tho undersigned, under an agreement with the
Company, have undertaken tho refundlaar or the
above bond. Into tbe -s per cent. Consolidated
Itlortcace Bouda of the Oregon Railroad and Navi
gation Co., upon the bit. I. or 01,39a In 4 per
cent, tionda Tor 81,000 In o per cent, bonds.
with an adjustment of the accrued Interest.
THE OF I' Kit, TO ItlSFUXD DPON THESE
TERMS WILL KKMAIN OPEN FOR A
ItEASONAIJLi: TIME. BUT IS SUItJECT
TO WITHDRAWAL OR MODIFICATION
WITHOUT NOTICE.
A STATEMENT SETTING FORTH TnE POSITION
OF THE COMPANY HAS BEEN ISSUED AND CAN
BE HAD UPON APPLICATION TO THE UNDER
SIONED. KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
37 A.MJ SO PINK MTIICCT.
December 1. 1887,
HANKING HOUSE OF
HAIGHT&FREESE
53 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
83 State at . Boston! 402 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Execute orders In Mocks, Honda, Uraln, Cotton and
Provisions on the New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Chicago drain and Stock Exchanges for Invest
ment, or to bo carried on margin or H to 0 per cent,
at moderate rates of Interest, and 110 commission.
Interest allowed on margins and deposits subject to
check at tight.
Write or call for our "00 TAOE SECURITY
MANUAU"conccdnd by Bank., the Press and Boards
of Trade to be the best .tatlstlcal financial publica
tion ever Issued by any Banking House. Olvlng maps,
repprti. earnings and prloos for 10 to SO year., there
by enabling Inve.tors to operate on their own Judg
ment. ISSUED ORATIS AND HAILED FREE.
DKTKItmVIXcUTIIE PIA!CI M. nESI'OVSI-
nn.iTV or the nn vi with which you
DK.ll, 1 AS I.vtrOllTA.YT AS SHI.KCTI.XU TUB
nimiT aToriiM.
New York. Philadelphia and Boston National Bank
referenco. furnlshtd.
Twenty car' vxperlcnce, largest clientele, best
brokerage service.
Private wires to Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago.
Ilranrh oniee. Iinj llrondwny, W. Y.
Kountze Brothers,
Bankers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST HEW YORK,
Buy anil make advances on Railroad, Munici
pal, and other Securities.
Draw Bills of Exchange on England and the
Continent, and make Cable Tiansfers.
I1IAVM& STOUT
1 Nassau Street, Cor. Wall St.
S.Sew York Stock i:cliange.
New York Cotton Kxchango,
Chlcaso Hoard of Trade.
Orders executed on the abovo Exchanges In
ROUPS, STOCKS, GOTTOH AND GRAII
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
SO. Ot Wil.l, HTItKKT.
I.ettert Buy and sell bill, of exchsngo Jiirettmtnt
on (irrat Britain, the Cuutl--f
nent, Australia, and South 5curlte.
Africa, make cable transfer; """"".a.
... of money and collections or
Credit, draft, on all parts of the world,
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, ESXSSSl.
ALIs CONNECTED JIY PJIIVATB WW.
.fitMKC.RT. v $Mf''
PROPOSALS FOR 1Mg
$6,243,070.55 IB
& Bonds, and Stock fll'
oftmb mJBw
City of New York, jJjiL
Exempt from taxation by the City aoi Wwml
Coaaty of New York. 'JIbbI
Principal andlnterest Payablein Goli. 9S
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS. 0UARWA1I E2ii
AND OTHERS II0LD1NO TRUST FUNDS ARB .wfaH,'
AUTHORIZED BY AN ACT, Ot THE LEaiBLV. .ViMl,
TURK PASSED MAROU 1. 1890. TO 1NVBCT liiA;Bl;
IN THESE BONDS AND STOCK. ' JVII
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE REOUVK . llfl,lp
by the Comptroll.r of the City of New York, at ,qjJMl-
his offlee. No. S80 Broadway, n the City of Ifcsw r
York, until . - $m f
Tuesday, the 14th Day of December, 1697 ljl
at a o'cuicu p. m., . 'W$ y
tor ths whole or a part ot ths followlng-dorrba W f
REOIbTERED BONDS AND STOCK OF THE Olrt M f
OF NEW YORK, Ml t
bearing Interest at three and one-naif pero.nt.pssj Kl
annum, to wit: yJ J
ei.foo.ooo.oo CONSOLIDATED STOCK or Ttra ' fell r
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOW (fc
AS "ADDITIONAL DOOK , KM,
DONDS." Principal payable Nov. '.. "3H
1,1028. Interest payable May t T ' .
and Nov. 1. s 4H 4
s.oTa.oao.oT consolidated stock or thb ' TIBv,
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWJf iiM
AH " SCHOOL nOUSE BONDS.'' j B 1
Principal payable Nov. 1, 1919, J Cil I
lutere.t payable May 1 and 1 YM
Nov. 1. 'A,v 81 4
D10.aD0.4S CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TM WB-jB i-W
CITY OF NEW YORK. STREET W'.IHkn
AND PARK OPENING FUND ifc lliW
STOCK. Principal payable NO" 3N'k !HK
vember 1, 1S1H. Interest paysv XMiBf
bio May 1 and November 1. ffiilsM .
OOO.OOO.OO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF Ttm , XlM .
CITY OF NEW YORK FOR ltS- j SlfJ jS
PAVINO STREETS AND AV miaoTaVjS
NUES. Principal payable No -Trfl rWS'
vember 1, lvls. Interest pajsy Krlft-
ble May 1 and November 1, 54ML
CONDITIONS isjVA
provided by Section 1.0 of tho New York City Cotfj "I'llBI?
solldatlon Actot 1883, as amended by Chapter 108 ,;H
of tbe Law. of 1807: " ,SB
No proposal for bonds or stock will be accepted f ot) :-?
less than tbe par value of the same. , ''3H'-?'
Each bidder mu.t deposit with tbe Comptroller to) nHl
money, or by a certified check drawn to the order of X4
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Banal ' itS-'B'V
of the City of New York, Two Per Cent, of th ffi
amount of the proposal, Including premium. Vo pro l$latir
posal will be received or considered which Is not ao '! -'vH
companted by such deposit. All such deposits wilt 'K HB
be returned by the Comptroller tothe penona making f eHHrm
the same within three days after decision as to tho ffP
highest bidder or bidders has been made, except thai f. '&m
deposit or deposits made by suoh highest bidder 0 '4' 4 11r
bidders. If said highest bidder or bidders shall re- '- (MW
fuse or neglect, within five days after the service ot V '' H.V
written notice of award to htm or them, to pay to V gBff
the Chamberlain of the City of New York the amount v,To
of the stock or bonds awarded to him or tbem at ; SI H ?'-B
their par value, together with the premium thereon, '''V3B G
If any, less the amount deposited by htm or tbem, the v ABh
amount of such deposit or deposits shall be forfeited, i Hf
to and be retained by the City ot New York as Haul- ' , in H
dated damages for such refusal or neglect. Vc
The Comptroller, with the approval of the Commls- ''" -, B
.loner, of the Sinking Fund, shall determine what. If ' 1 H J
any, part of said proposals shall be accepted, and 'yjf I'sJ
upon tbe payment Into the City Treasury of th '"'''!
amounts due by the persons whose bids are accepted, v ; H ':
respectively, certificates thereof shall be Issued to i HC
them ss authorised by law. I H y.
The proposals, together with the security deposits, wW1 R't
should be Inclosed In a sealed envelope, Indorsed -Yll arAsaV
"Proposals for Bonds of the Corporation ot the City Mi LflP
of New 'York," and then Inclosed In a second eo ijflrf
velope, addresMd to the " Comptroller of the City est ' jWv"'
New York." H -'
For full Information see "The City Record." ) im :M
ASHBEL P. FITCH, , ? IJ
Comptroller. ' fl
City of New York Finance Department. Comp LH
troller'a Office. December 0. 1807. H
W. CHAUNCEY FLOYD JONE3. M,mb, K. r v ill
WILLIAM ROBISON, ) 8tock Eichanie, ilKl
FL0YD-J0NES&R0BISQNB v 1
N 18 WALL ST. ill
Stocks, Bonds and Investments. j3L
Siviflturtja nuil 3ntejJt. ''QM
HE IT YORK CKVTRAL AKD IHJDSOsTbIVbS ,SV
RAII.notD OMMT. ml
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER, ) BBS
New York, Dec. H. 18B7. - w
A dividend of Four per cent, on the capital stock oft .TaTsW
the NEW YORK AND HAULEM RAILROAD COM
I'ANYwlll be paid by tho New York Central and' HI
Hudson Klver Railroad Compsny. lessee (under the) Tasil
provision, of the contract between tbe two com. f Hi
panle.) at this office on the 3rd day of January next- f HI r.
The transfer books will be closed .t :i o'clock P. M, I "'
on Wedne.day. the 10th Inst., and reopened at 10 . H
o'clock A.M., January 4th next. t BJ
fe.v.W.ROSSITER. Treasurer.
UNITED STATUS Ill'IllIRn COSIPaHT. , H
KO READF. ST., NEW YORK, Deo. 1, I8B7. )
A semiannual dividend of TWO PERCENT, has 'H
been this day decland upon tho preferred .took of eMi
thl. Comp.ny by tho Board of Directors, cavabla Hill
Jan. IClli, lhliM. to stockholders of record it tl3 H,
closing of the Preferred transfer books at 8 P. if on ' .Vr,
Wednesday, Dec. 20lb. 18H7. "" -
The Preferred transfer books will be reopened aft wj
the opening ot business on Mondav, Jan. ITtn. lHOS? HI
CHAS. It. laiNT.TreMurer. ,
opnci: or wttMiiAni couxtKnciat". H '
40 tYall nt.', Ifen Vorb. IVovemb.r 11. latvr "H
The director, have tbl. day declared sntisiu,i. Ha
dividend of TWO (8) PER CENT, on the DrefwAsS iH
stock, payable December 10. l97. to stockholdeia or 1 HB
record at tho close of business November UO 18BV ; Hi
Transfer Dooks of the preferred stock will ba'eloaad i HB
from December l.t to December 10. 1807 bothi? 3IHE
elusive. Checks will be mailed. " ,D". both la Bsa
EDWARD C. LEE, Treasurer. W
- j K
gltrtioug ana Pwttun5. , W
" OFFlCirQF'" ' H
Tiir. niicAiio. hock inlavd Hi
AJto 'AcifH' itAii.iv.tv (nniusT -i H)
CHICAOO, III., DooemSr gd. 188T '
A .pedal meetlbg or the .lock bolder, or ThVrTka. ' Lffl
cago. IKKk I.luncl and I'aclno Ita Iwiv cJiSSSS H
duly called by the Board of DlreitoS. wSlKftiwS
Ihe neneral Office of tho Oompany. No ,i vi! .' B
lluren street, In the city of Chicago. Coir itr rtoS H
and State of Illinois, on the Flf teenit T r I Sin, i?0. , a ItH
Fetruar). A.D. 1HJ8, at io o'clock a it 'r1 '' H
purposo of conslderlnit, voting, aud decldin Iht ' U!
tliesi.K-kholder.of the company wSmi?iYSItj2f r M-
will nuthorlie thn creation of ? ufnTd debt hJ ' I H
Ibo iBaiio. at such limes and In aueh .m.i rJvBt
as from time to time tbp Board of m25..5I2oun wfMl
determine, of bonds. U ta UaWS."? S VJ
and liearlng a ratn of Interest ilniJdf..i i8H, HB
i-.s vtr:3$a& m m
proceedings of the lloird f',,,K?, "' " th. 'IHhI
subject .hall Sot ex'c'eVdSl Moa'Tp,r,l,"U W lifll'
W. O. PURDY. Secretary."' "' CADLE- Pre.ld.nt f V, ;1B
tlcWSerXnS ' -- I'AH
Director, of lEl.lrcomni5;, .Vi" "P'Z ot ,ne S 1 11 Wc
aaatFs&P-sw i4imi
Dec. 18th. Irlio ,' "ttloek A. U.onaCondar "Zt JaVl "
.pecI.?S,eTOftoSkl.0 .WSJl tllr
1 W.O,PUUDT,Truvtv r'iiB

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