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Doinln-nO 814 88 Botton&l.. 614 02
AmO.UT.1 260
PmLADELPntA OLOSntO) QUOTATIOHS.
JIM. AtUd. Bid. JLlUt.
LeblfttTU 844 EIBBcom. 264 874
PhlUTna. 804 804 ElSBpT... 284 804
Onion Tr 144 144 PII.LPo 814 214
E4PTo.. 804 804 PH.LPp 624 624
IetTr...1414 1424 WctaOcom 14 10
OTofNJ. 44 Wctadpt.. 60 60
CTetHJB 004 004 Bill Tract. 284 234
UOImpC1034 103 Uandin-.. 84 0
VOLC... 40 41
CmCAOO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. AtUd. Bid. AlUt,
AmBtr-bd.. 31 314U.IWB... 34 44
Canal D.. 68 NT Blacult 644 644
ChBrawpt 80 824 NChBtRj.220 223
CltjRwa7.233 240 Bo81ds"L" 01 614
Dlam'dU.,141 1424 8tSUbl.O. 214 22
LakaSfL" 134 14 WCk8tR1004 1004
L8t"L"ct(i 12 124
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
AtchUao. aap 13 North.rn Paclflo... 28
Canadian Paottlo... 014 Northern Paclflo pt, 004
Cheupeak. Ohio. 224 Ontario 4 Writ.... 174
Erie con, a a J 16 Pennjylraiua. 604
Erlol.tpf 384 Reading-, l.ta p.... 114
lUlnoU Central 1004 Reading l.tpL 264
Sanaa. Texai.... 13 StPaul 074
tato Shore 185 South Railway 0
Loul.Tllla Nath.. 674 Bantn Railway pt.. 314
New Yort Central. 11 64 Union Faclfls 324
Norfolk Wpf,n.. 40 Wabaahpf 184
Friday, Jan. 21.
That professional operators are practically In
control of the stock market, that Is, so far as
dally fluctuations aro concerned. Is Bhownby
tho susceptibility of that market to politi
cal plays nt Washington, rather than to ac
tual developments aSoctlne values outside
of tho national cailtal and beyond the
limits of Wall street. No one at all familiar
with public affairs Imagines for a moment that
tho discussion of the silrer question in tho
United States Senate vrlll result In any change
In the financial policy of the Government.
It Is equally Improbable that the efforts st
so-called currency reform will accomplish
anything moro than the ventilation of tho con
flicting views of those engaged In the move
ment. The chances are that the advocates
or silver in the Senate would not havn
brought their hobby out at this time had
not the currency reformers come to the
front in an aggressive way. Each party has
practically served notice upon the other that It
proposes to debate Its pet theory, even though
tho prospects of off ectlve legislative action aro
Infinitesimal.
The highly susceptible nervous organism of
Wall street Is disturbed, however, br the Idle
clamor of the contending factions, and In conse
quonco speculation Is held in check and opera
tions for short account are encouraged. Tho
mora substantial Interests that from tlmo to tlmo
find the Stock Kxcbango a desirable place in
which to secure Investments do not seem to
sharo the apprehension of the speculative com
munity. Tbey aro also, it would appear, more
keenly alive to the steady growth of the busi
ness of the country as reflected In railway trafflo
returns and In bank clearances and aa re
latod in the trade reports. They also
appreciate the Increasing independence of the
United Stntea from a financial point of view
and the Increasing dependence of other nations
upon this country for staple products and man
ufactured articles of various kinds. The proof
of this last is found In our forolgn trado statis
tics for the last calendar year. In more recent re
turns from this port and In the prico of cereals.
Tho latest erldenco upon tho point first men
tioned is the fact that Kurope Is n large bor
tower of money here through tbo medium of
the foreign exchange market, and also that of
tho recent Issue of Illinois Central Ilallroad 3a
V cent, bonds moro than 83 V cent, was absorbed
by local Investors.
In due time tho various considerations noted
above are likely to shape the course of the stock
market, Just as, for somo time past, they bavo
Influenced the dealings and prices in tho bond
department of tho Exchange. At tbo moment
thoysoein to bo virtually Ignored by the specu
lative element. That contingent, ever alert
for immcdlnto profit., sacrifices everything In
its efforts to follow tho manipulation In the
local traction stocks, in Sugar Refining and
In tho shares of companies most likely to
bo bonolltod by tbo approaching rush of mon
and inercbandlso to the Klondike, Sugar
Itofluing, Manhattan Itallway and Metropolitan
Traction and Cantolld.itcd Has were exception
ally strong to-day, in splto of depressing Influ
ences emanating from Washington. Those in
fluences resulted in liquidating sales by timid
and weak holders, and'also encourared.pi)era
tors for short account, particularly In the
Kof thorn Paclflo stocks. People's Gas. and Jer
sey Central.
Tho Granger group, as for some Urns post,
was neglected, and tho tono of the market
for tho stocks includod In that cate
gory was rather heavy. There was a
little flurry in Ontario and Western, be
causo London, with Its customary discrimina
tion regarding Amorloan affairs, attached somo
importance to tho fact that tho President of the
Now York Central Company Is about to succood
a doooasod family connection as a dlroctor In
the company first named. Union Paclflo was
conspicuously Arm, and so wero C, 1). and Qulncy
and a, C, O. and St. Louts. Thoro was a
rovlval of trading In that unknown quantity,
Day Stato Gas, on conflicting roports from Bos
ton regarding the status of tho complicated liti
gation in which a discredited management has
Involved tho company, Tho closing, though
Irregular, was, In tho main, firm.
Final sales coniDaro nlth thoso of yestorday
as follows:
Jan. 80. Jan 21. Jan. 20. Jan. SI.
A,TRF. 124 124 SWcom... 1214 1214
A.TASFep 304 204Nl'aocom. 274 204
Am Cot Oil. 214 81 SPaapf... 044 034
Am 8 net ..1304 1874 NYCfnt.,.1 124 1124
AmTob.... 864 864 S J Cent... 04 024
AmSpH... 04 74 Omaha com 76 744
BrookRT.. 394 304 in ft W... 104 104
CaaadaS 624 624 0U4N 60 404
CanPao.... 004 804 Orolmp.... 204 204
C.C.OftBtL 334 334 Pao Mall.. 31 314
C,DQ,.... 00 00 IoOAC 064 054
ConOa 1834 1864 Pull P Car.. 17 04 1704
CheaAO... 22 214 Hockl.lani B04 884
ChOW.... 144 144 Uraillnc... 214 214
CI, LAW.. 174 17 lead lit pt 604 6(1
D,L W... 1614 1614 StPcom... 044 044
Del.Ilud.lll 1104 StPaulp... 144 144
Den A IlQp 484 48 MilVway.. 84 84
Erie 144 144 s rfw.jr p 304 304
OenELc... 364 35 TexasPac. 114 114
llllnol. Cenl004 100 IC, llt.. 264 244
EanTpf. 30 364 Un Par..., 314 314
Lou Nub 60 664USItubber 164 10
Lake Shore 1804 1704 USLoath.. 04 7
Ln.lei1.G 471 404 USLeaUp 04 034
HanhCon. .1104 1174 Wabcom... 74 7
Mich Cent.. 104 1044 lVal.ah pt. 184 184
MoPac..... 334 334WUnTeL. 004 004
UetStRy.,140 142 WhLE... 3 34
Natl.ra.1... 37 364WLEp.. 134 144
North Am.. 64 6 Ex dividend.
Government bonds easier. The 4s, r. of 1007
and tho Ss. r, closed a $ cont. lower bid oach,
the 4s of 1025 and tho Ss, c. closed 4 V cent.
lower bid each. Railway bonds strong and
active. Tho features were Lrookljn Rapid
Transit 6s, Chesapeako and Ohio general -14-s,
Denver and Rio Grando consol 4s, Eric general
lion 3-4s, Tort Worth nnd Denver City lsts,
Houston and Texas Central general 4s, Manhat
tan Railway 4s. Ontario and Western, r, 4s, St.
Paul gcnoral 4s. San Antonio and Aransas Pass
4b, Soattle, Lako Shoro and Eastern lsts, t. r
Union Pacific, Denver and Oulf lsts, t. r., Wis
consin Central lets. U r., Wilkesbarro and
Eastern lsts. Atchison. Kansas Pacific. Kansas
and Texas, Missouri I'mcIHc. Northern Pacific,
Oregon Railroad and Navigation, Orixon Short
Llni. Oregon Improvement, Texas Pacific nnd
Union 1'aclllc Issues. Tho nioro Important net
advances wcro in Urookljn Raold Transit 5s, i
cent., to 05: Denvor and Itio Grande lousol
4s, 1, to 014; Fort Worth and Denver City IstB.
s. to 73: Houston and Toxaa Central general 4b,
4, to 704; Kansas and P. ciflc lut DCs. t. r., 7, to
118. and consols, t. r 2. to Oil; KunsaH anil
Texas 4s. b. to 88: Manhattim Ratluay-ls, "c.
to UG!: Missouri Pacific col. 1st 0 5j, to (M.
and trust Os, 4u, tobO'a: Northern l'uclllc gen
eral 3s. 4. to U2: Ontario nnd Western r. 4s, 'a.
to 100; Oregon Short Line. Incomes A, 204, to
0t4. and incomos II, a, to 40; Oregon Improve
ment Os, 4th I. p.. 2, to GO; St. Paul 4s, 4, to
100; Son Aiilunioand Aransas Pass 4s, e, to (12;
South Carolina and Georgia lsts, 4. to 064;
Seattle, Lako Shoro and Eastern 1st, t. r., 2 to
7H; Texas Paclflo lsts. 4. to 100; Union Pa
cific, Denver and Gulf lsts, t. r.. a, to 07a:
Wisconsin Central lsts, t. r., 3. to 40. and
Wilkesbarro nnd Eastern lsts, 13 Vcent., to 00.
The noteworthy declines were in Atchison nil).
4s. 4 Vccnt. to 50; Chesapeake and Ohio gen
eral 44-s, 2. to 82: Krlo general Hen S-ls.. to
703i; Texas Paclflo 2ds. 4, to 31. and Union
Paclflo p. m. ctfs., 5i ) cent., to 1192.
In bank stocks 70 shares of Tradesmen's sold
at 103.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
6076C. llur silver In London closed at 26d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted nt 454c.
Exports to Europo to-morrow, 701,000 ounces.
Money on call l2(r2 f cent. Time money Is
quoted: Sixtrdays 2s V cent., threo months
22 V cent., four and live months 3 V cent., and
eight months 32 V cent., on good mixed Stock
Exchanga collateral. Commercial paper Is
quoted: Prlmo indorsed bills receivable nt 32
USi V cent., prime single names at 4 V cent.,
and good names nt 4s V cent.
Sterling exchangeopenrd Arm, but closed with
a littlo easier tone. Business for tomorrow's
mall wns very moderate. Continental exchnngo
was dull and steady. Posted asking rates for
sterling are: Sixty days, $4.83, and sight.
$4.80a. Actual rates aro: Long bills. $4.822(4
84.824: slgbt l raft , $4,844. and cable trans
fers. $4.b5. Francs uro quoted at 5.217a0.214
for long and tJ.CO.'f 5.1!! for short; rclchsmnrks,
04 7-10(04 0-10 for long and 05(00 for short;
guilders. 40 3-103404 for long and 40(340 1-1G
tor short.
Domestic exchange on Now York: Bolton 5(ft
122 cents discount. Charleston Uuing. 1-10
discount; selling, 1-lli premium. Savannah
Buying, par: selling. 1-10 premium. New Orleans
Hank, par; commercial. $1 discount. San Tran
cIsco Sight, 172 cents primlum; telegraph. 20
cents premium. St. Louis 25(300 ccntsrilscouut.
Chicago 70 cents proniltun. Cincinnati Be
tween banks, 25 ccntH premium, nnd oter coun
ter, 50 cents premium.
Glucose Sugar Refining common Mauotcdnt
352a7.nnd tho preferred at021i(a9312. Stand
ard Oil Trust certificates closud ut 3022'.'!!32:
American Malting at 24'"(!j215i. and preferred
at 743bi5744 ; Standard Gas common nt UlivS
1412, and tho preferred at 155(3100; Mutual
Gas at 3203330; Syracuse Gas at 18220;
Equitable Gas at 225dl230; East River Gas at
82(3812.
The Imports of dry goods for the week ending
to-day wcro $2,335,060. against $2,422,030 last
week and $4, 124.003 for the corresponding week
of last year. Tho amount marketed was $2.1 42,
410, against $2,200,003 last week nnd lr-1,508,-001)
for the corresponding week of last year.
Tho Pittsburg, Yo'ungstown and Ashtabula
Railroad roports gross earnings for Decenilior
of $113,149, an Incrciso of $43,258 as compared
with the same month of the previous year, und
net $4,805, nn lucre ibo of $12,173. For tho yo ir
ending Dec. 31 tho groan earnings uoro $1,4C2.
750, nn Increase of $79,051! as compared with
tho corresponding period of tho prelous year,
and net (-524,339, an lncronse of $89,245.
Tho Buffalo andSusquobanna Rallrond reports
gross earnings for December of $55,182, an In
crease of $7,940 ns compared with tho samo
month, of the previous year, and net $10,210. a
locreaseof $4,919. For the six months ending
Dec. 31 tho groBi earnings were $350,889, an in
crease of $47,101 as compared with tho corre
sponding period of the previous year, and not
$1(10,091, a decreaso ut $3,7111.
The Dry Dock, East Broadway nnd Battery
Railroad Company reports for tho quarter ended
Dec. 31:
1807. lBOfl. Chanari
Orourarnlnri.... 8173,72!) Slnb.im Ino, 84.0B2
Oper, expen.es... 111,733 121, Mil Dec. 10,081)
Not earning.,... 8SH.UU0 844.H&H Inc. 814,1112
Other Income B01 11,735 Dec. H.2J4
Total Inoome... 86U.1U1 84X.MI.I Ino. SIO.hiih
Charge. a:i.:)3H 31,0.1.1 ino, 1.70s
Surplus 82IM&3 SIU.UUO Ino. SO, 111 J
Tho local movements of money this week uro
described by tbo Now York Nunx Bure u an fwl
Ion h: " To morrow's bank statoinent Is nx pected
tn show n good Increase In tho risvrve. HoceiptH
of currency from tho Intorlnr havn been fully
$4,000,009 mora than blilpminm thereto, unit
tho banks gain $5,(M)0,00O nt tho Truimnry, Tho
New York riuh-rrraiiiry's regular dally roports
Indicate the following rosults for tho full week:
Total receipts, $19,000,000. Including $1,500.
000 from cither olllirsof tho Treasury Depart
ment; total pawnents. 52 1.500.000, including
$5,000,000 to other ollHesof tho Treasury Do
pnitment. Moderate gold receipts from the Pa
cific coast aro roportod."
Itradstrett'ii reports tho number of business
failures during tlioweek at 300, against 323 lust
week mid 429 ihu corresponding week lust jenr,
R, (1, Dun k Co, compute tho liabilities of tho
concerns falling for tho first thirteen days of
Jauuary nt $1,155,(185. against $8,407,201 tho
corresponding period ol last year,
Tho receipts of tho Government to-day were;
Customs, $52.078; Internal revenue, $413,971;
nnd uilHulliiiicoiis, $109,H33; ntotalof $1,111,
882. TboilishiirBtini'iits wcro fl,227.00O.an ex
cess of rxponditnriHovcr receipts of $115,118.
Tho reielplHof tho fiscal j car to date have been
$230,152,709, tho disbursements $235,043,211,
nnd I lie excess of expendituios over receipts
$809,495.
Tho official count of tho cash tn the Treasury
at tho clobo of business to-day compared with
thai of yestcrduy shows:
Jan. 20. Jan. 91.
Gold coin and bullion, ..81(l,ti04,2S4 81B3.2V2.H23
hllverdnllar.andtm lion in.nM.iOJ 1H.V72.IH1
United hlute. note.. .. au,7U3,UUD 89,S78,!i31
Other a.tt le.t demand
UabllltU. 2U,B24,V34 29,480,834
Available cash balance,
luuluUlogKuldrc.erTH. 8240,241,230 82119.849,181)
Money In London 1 V cont. Rules of discount
in opt 11 market for both short nnd thrvomontha'
bills, 2stt24 V tent. Purls advices quote 3 V
rents nt 103 franco 124-ientlmcs. Exihangoon
London, 25 francs 21a centimes.
Tho sales o( mining stocks at the New York
Conolldated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to
day wero as follows: .....
Open- as- Lot Clof.
Sale., Kane. Ino. r.f. tit. tno.
200ConCalva,. 1.16 1.16 1.16 4.16
40oaOCresken, .04 .04 .04 -..04
lUOOComitook 04 ,04 .04 0.4
1000 Imperial 08 .02 .03 .08
200 Iron Silver 48 .48 .48 '.48
BOO Mexican 86 .85 ,2tj .86
400Potosi. 3t .36 .86 ,3b
BOO Sierra Nevada.. ,00 .00 ,00 .00
lotal.ales, 4,200 .aarja,
GOXStEIlGlAX, COMPJSS1K
Friday, . 21. Grain Whont Spot wns
quiet owing to tho firmness of prices. Tho
sales wero 120,000 bush., including 40,000 un
graded wbeat hero, and 80,000 at tho outport"
on prlvato tortus for export. Froo on board 1
afloat: No. 1 Northorn spring, Now York, I
$1.01a; do., Dululh. $1.01sj No. 2 red, $1.01;
No. 1 hard, Diilutb, $1,063. Minneapolis re
ceived to-day 210,020 bush., against 158,700 1
last year; Duluth 00.418. against 40,907; Chi
cago 20,000, against 22,410; Mllwnukco 11,050,
ngalnst 11,700; St. Louis 12,000, against 9.102; '
Tolodo 4,700, against 6,300; Detroit 7,910,
ngalnst 2,018 lost year. Futures advancod 7sc.
to 2c, hut lost part of this, and closed he to
l'ec. higher. Futuro sales 4,275,000 bush., as
follows:
I.al
Onrnfne. JltahtiU Lovtit, Cloiina. Sinht.
January 104U 10B4 1044 14 10.1
February Kl'J 4 1034 1024 1024 1014
March. ..1004 1004 U4 4 4
liar (144 014 934 1134 H.'l-'i
July 884 884 t8 SB 874
Barley Wm quiet. New feeding, 883304c, cost
and freight to Duff alo; malting, 423B4c.,aitoquall:y.
Hye was quiet, State, 80(3B04c. Corn Spot wns linn.
Tho sales were 201,000 bush , Including B0.O0O No. 3
mixed on private terms, and 2B,0n0do U.'i,c., free
on board afloat, and 120,000 nt the outiiorta for ex
port. No. 2 mixed. In store, 334c.i do. tn elevator,
!)334C. Future, adt anced 'me , hut reacted and closed
uucaanced. Futuro .ale. 310,000 bush., a. follows:
ImmI
Opening. lHghett. Lowtit. Clotina. Xtunt.
January.... .. .. !34 84
May . ....'144 344 31 34 31
Oats Spot was stronger. The .ale. were 83,000 bush..
Including 40.000 heavy whltu on prtvete terms for
export. No. 2 whlu, 17,000 at 2U4e.i No. 3 do.,
l.oOu at 2 He.: No. 2 white clipped, 204c.; No 3 do,
2t)c; No 3 mixed, 2b4ct No. a do , 2hc.s reji-cted
mixed, 27c.t do, white, 2hc.; No. 2 mixed, delivered,
B.oon at 2W4c.t track mixed, yhOSHH.c.i do. white,
20,000 at 30(a33u. Future, were uomlnally steady.
No .ales.
Latt
Opening, lllahctt. Lotre.t, Cloiina. Xtaht.
May .. .. 2H4 -84
The trading In wheat to-day was again moderately
acthc. Early In the day prices advanced nharply on
hliibercubk. from Liverpool, soino foreign busing,
and a moderate demand (or local account. Including
cohering of short.. Heavy rain. In ArKcutlno and
continued drought In India also coutrlbuttd to
streiiBtheii the tone. On the advance, howcer. real
izing became general and price, reacted, the last quo
tations showing an Irregular net advance for tbo
day. Increased ArKeutlue shipment, also Induced
some selling. Liverpool advanced 14d. to lLjd..,
but lost part of the rise. Paris declined 4c but
rallied and advanced 4c. Antwerp was firmer.
The Argentine shipments for tho week wcro
328,000 bush , attainst 40,000 In tho previous
n eele and 32,000 last year. ArRentlne advice, stated
that the yield In the hanta F district was larger than
had been expected, but that tho quality was below
expectations, while In the III", dlntrlot the condi
tions wero reversed. Tho Northwestern receipts
w ere 27 cars ag Inst 25s last vear. The visible sup
ply Is expoctco. to decrease fortho weok about B00,
000 bush., against a decrease a year ago of 1,104.-
000 bush. Corn wa. quiet, closing unchanged after
an early advanoe. Liverpool advanced 4d. to 4d ,
but lost part ut tho rise. The Argentine sh pmelit.
for tho week were 24.000 bush, axalnst nonn In the
previous wei'k and 3b4.000 last jear. Oat. wcro
nominally steady. Chicago recel ed 344 cars of corn
and 222 of oats and extect. 3b4 and 280 cam re
spectively to-morrow. Chicago. Jfcn. 21 "Win at
advanced a cent at the opening, but deed with tho
Improvement lost. The strength was on Knxllsh
coblis. which were up ld. to I4d. The decline
hero w as on shipments of 328,000 bush, for the week
from Argentlm. A e.r ajto the shipment, wero
only 32,000 tiu.h. for the same lime. Continental
market, .bowed little lmproemeot. New York
reported only five toad, .oid there for export, and
tha cash demand here was light. General ad,
lies Indicate a good condition of the growing wheat
plant, healioard clearame wero 020.000 bush. Re
ceipts aro still larger at primary points than a year
ago. being 838,000 bush., against 272,000 bush.
Speculation In corn was light, with practically no
change In quotations. Clearance, from the seaboard
wero 0)3,0110 Push. There Is nothing new In oats, ex
cept .ales of 280,000 bush, for export."
Fcoun Price, were .lightly better to-day in sympa
thy with tho early advance In wheat. Trade, how
over, remain, quiet and uninteresting. Tho .ale.
were 10,000 bbls.
libit. Sacks.
Receipt. 10.401 18.010
Export 1U.314 21,024
Winter In bbls.: Superfine. 833S3.1& No. 8 extra.
83 nsatS.BO; straight.. 84.2BM84.4B; patents. 84-70
QKMO. bprlng In bbls.: Clears. 84.13nt84.3Bi
straights, t4.60a84.70; patent., 84.00w8B.tA. Milt
Feed Wa. steady, owing to light onertng. and
stronger Western market.. Western spring In
1 tiu-n. s.clcs. 814; 200-&., 814; winter In bulk.
814.B0S810.B0.
Cotton Spot cotton hero was unchanged, with
sale, of 01 bales for spinning. Middling uplands,
Gc against 7 n10c. fast year; New Orleans and
Oulf, 04c, against 7 0-1 Co. last year. The Southern
spot markets w re generally unchangtd. New Or
leans sold 6,000, Augusta l.lbu, Mobllo 800, Norfolk
B14 ami Savannah 231 bales. Liverpool was un
changed onthespot, wlthsalesof H.OOO bales; futures
thero were unchanged to 1 point lower. The Liver
pool sale, for the week were 02,000 bale.. Includ n,r
BB.ono American, against 07,000 last week, of which
d'1,000 were American, and 00.0U0 last voar. Includ
ing 05,0011 Americans .took. I.OOM.ono, In
cluding 803.000 American, against UU7.000 last
week, of which HB2.0U0 wero American, and
l.ius.ooo last sear. Including 1,043,000 Amer
ican. In Mancne.ter buyei. and sellers of
yarns wero apart: clotts move .lowly. Tho re
ceipts at tho ports to-day wero 30,003 bales, against
32.201 last weik, lll.HO.'l last year, and 27,403 In
1M03; total for Ibl- week 230.S23 balrs, against 2IIII,
U3II last week, 1:12,!IN.) last yar, and 20U.MU2 In
1P08. The export, from Hie porta to-dav approxi
mated 5D.O00 bales. Tho receipt, at New Orleans to
morrow are estimated at 5,000 to 7,000, against 11,
11:10 latt week, 10,73'l laac year, and U,2IKI In tsus.
Houston expects 11,000 to I'.r.OO. against 7.346 last
week, 1,334 last year, and II..1H1I In 180S. Tbo total
Interior movement for the wsek, with comparisons,
wo. a. follows:
rteeript: Shlpmenli. Slocll.
This week lOB.ftUB 163.4N4 B70.70B
L.stweek 146,011.) 170,801) BUU.000
Last year 50.024 ua.-nil 4K'.o.'iii
10U3 107,043 151,724 401,020
Futures In New Orleans to-day declined 3 points, but
recovered part of the loss, t utures hero closed quiet
nt a net decline of 2 tn 4 point, ror the day nf ter sale,
of 88,100 bales. The future trading wa. a. follows:
Cloiinp. JHohest. Lowett. Sates.
January 3.fltlctS.07 6 0S BOO 0,200
February, .B.05(i5.89 B.on B.nn S.BOO
March B 0HC45.00 B.71 B.OH 1B.000
May 5.74W5.75 6.77 6.74 44,800
June 6.77U6.70 B 80 B.7H 1,800
July B.HliOr.2 6.82 B.K1 1.MI0
August 5b4(i(5,s5 6. HO 6. hi 18,800
beplember. .5.8713.88 B.bd 6.88 300
There wero no new di'elopmcnts In tho cotton mar
ket to-day. The trading was quiet and featureless
and mainly local, and the fluctuations In prkes wcro
confined within a narrow range, wlti the tendency
downward. The Lherpool news was very dlsapitoiut
lug In view of the Improvement here, and led to local
Mdllng, depressing prlies. Thero was no general
pressuro to sell, how vrr, and the net loss for the day
waa.llgLt. Tho retflpts for thu week, twh at the
port, and tho Interior towns, wero imsber than had
ijeen ex pected. The decreased movement I. attributed
b sumo to unfavorable wiather for marveling tho
ei 011. while some oft ho bulls.on the other hand.contend
that It Is a natural fallltigotT in the niovemeut, and that
from now nn It will comiare moro favorably with
the figure, of lfUB. The exports from the iMirt.wero
heavy and the .pot markets at llionouth wire firm,
w It ti a good dein.ud. The depression In the Liver,
pool market tn-dav wa. attributed to unfavorable
reports from Uombay regarding the placuo. Mr.
Hester of N.w Orleans manes tin quantity brought
Into sight fortho week 2H2.203 bales, analnst inn.
4111 last year. 122,000 In 1800, and 230,120 In Ihu5,
Corrvg Rloon tho .pot waadull; No, 7, M4(itilc.
bales 1,1100 bags Santos No. 0 at BiVc cost and
freight, and 2,000 No.. , and H II. hi. on prli ato terms
Mild grade, bavo b-en moro actlvo rec-nt y. Sales
batobren made within adayortwo of 7,211 bags
M.raiallio, 4,131 bag. llucaramauga and Ilogota, Boo
I ags Jamaica, 700 bags Central American, and l.ilDO
bags Mexican ou private terms. Tho future trading
wa. as follow. 1
Haiti. Illoheit. lotreit, Cloiina.
February,,.. BOO B.SB B SB B.BBijS.lfO
March 2.260 6.70 5.70 6.71)0.5.75
Apill ........ I.BOO 6 7.1 6 76 6.70aB.hU
May 1,750 6 MO 8.80 B 7.1u6,3,
June 260 fl B i SS B.KOuB DO
beptember..B,2B0 ft OB fl.00 B OBMO.OB
ortour, , .. boo n.io ii.in ooowd.ki
Pecember... 2B0 0 IB 0,10 4,10(40,20
Future, here closed quiet with price, unchanged to
& Hlnt. lower. Thosalesw.ro 12.BU0 bags, Havre
declined 4f. Hamburg doi-llnid 4 pfc. There was
a holiday In llraill, ltlo leceipts, 4,000 I ga, Tho
cab,e. wero lower to-day, but prlio. were generally
stiady, bilug.ustalueit by louil buying. The ware
house deliveries continue liberal, but tho vlslblo sup
ply I. still about 1,126,000 bags Tha arrival, of
mild coiTcfl In th . country and In huronn ti I. mouth,
It 1. contended, will preirnt any material decrease In
lhawurld'M lsiblchupply on Feb, 1,
limes Iron wa. ery quiet. Spot, January and
Fcbruar), 8 00C4til,76, The .took of pig iron at II 0
warrant ards for tin da), ending Jan, 211 i!4
crraae.) l.lion tonsi tho total slock Is now reported
to ho 2HI,100tons. Copper w as unchanged at lO.HBQ
tie fur snot,. Isad wa. dull, bpot and Janmry,
3.il0(i,3 n&e. Tin was steady, Spot and Jauuari,
I :i.r,6i IJ.VOc. Uiclter wa unchanged. Spot, ii.U74
Cilc.
NAVii, Htosu Wero dull. SplrlU of turpentine,
3I4&044C.I common to good strained ro.ln,81.424
asl.46
Finn ismxi Lard was steady hut quiet. Prime,
8B.0B; city, 84.60a84.70s refined for the Continent,
85.26. Fork was strong. Mess, (uat".23. Cut mean
wero Inactive. 1'lckled hams. 774e t do bellies,
6(B4c.; do .houloer.. 14'sBc. I)re..ed hogs, 4.4
8c Tallow. 3c. llutter-Cream.ry. Wo-tern,
extras. 20c, tlr.l.. lrxjlfcisi-ouuls. liln,l7c. third.,
144416Hc; State, finest, IVc.s firsts. 17ulNc 1
thirds to seoonds, 14bMUc. Cheese State, full
cr.am. Isrue. fancy, He s cholro, HyHijc ;
fair to good, 743bc.s common. H4t7i-,i small,
colored and white fancy, M4U4c choice,
b44HJic 1 common to goo., 74&I4!'. tgs Fonu
jivaula, freh gathered, fancy, atci Western do.,
first., 2oc 1 fair to K'x"l. IKtsvlouc. Chicago, Ju,
21. l'roils'o'4s were uitho and higher an I e!os-d
al out thoaauivaayi.terd.y Thelia dng bull Inter
1 st und their foliowiug were liberal buyers and
thero wa. a good uut.Mo demand, 1'ackoia did tnum
of tho. elllug. The cash deinanl was light. Hog re
ceipt, were about a. rxrecteu, with price. 60. hlgheri
18,000 hogs are .st I mated ror to-morrow."
buaax-jUw was dulli 88 test, 8 0-lBo.i 88 tsit,
i
4 l-10e. Sales 860 tent centrifugals, OS feat, to Cot
ten, at 44c. Reflnedwaaqnlet.
Toccc Tho weekly sale, were 4B0 easra 1886
New Kngland Havana. red at iB4ft)!)74e. I40c.es
18(10 New England teed leaf at 824aKOo.i 2110 rue.
1KVB Zlmin.r. at 10f417c.l 100 cases mm. Flat, at
134(tlBc. ir.Oc.sfs imis, I'eunsylrnnla Havana at
IU(4l3Hie.t 180 esses 1803 rehnsylvanla sent uat
at I14tr184c.i 160 ri.rs sindrles ut mtl4c.l 760
late. Havana nt 70c.f8l. 10 In bond, and 140 bales
bumatra in bond at u5c.a41l.7B.
Woot. Current quotation, of fore'gn w ooln. based
upon Wool Exchange otTtclal classl rath ns. are aa
fullow.i Korelrn-Port 1'hltlp nothing, 2,1A80c.i
Port I'hlllp omiiblnr, H2(43n.i Adelaide combing,
24U2nc.t New Zealand clothing. 21CJ20C i flno cni'.s
brad, 27A20C.I Capo clothing, tsct20c.i f'ape romli
Ing. ln21ci Mont Prlmera, 22e24e.i m-rllio, aid
Site, r.ngllsh. Irish, nd Canadlsn Ir sh hogs, :i I c-a
32e,t Irish wetheia, H0w3lo,i Shropsl Ire hog , :ll
OiciShropshlre wethers. liluiMlc. : Mt.tnx t g, n2c;
Sussex owes. l!0'?31r.t Canadian combing, :i0i431c.
Cniciiio, Jan. 21, The.o were to-da)'. pnersi
t-ant
Wheat: Opening. Jtipheet. Lotreit. Cloitng. Kioht.
Mar 1134 1124 1114 1114 P14
July. .. 844 N4 84 Mi, n
September 7Hij 74 774 77' 774
December. 774 774 774 774 774
Ciirti;
January.. 27 27 27 27 27
May vn 204 84 2H" 211
July 804 804 31 80 30
On ft-
May 234 2.14 V34 2114 S34
July. ... 324 -J4 234 124 22"a
Lard:
Jan 4.724 4.724 4.724 4.70 4.074
May 4 sal 4.H24 4.80 4.0 4.774
July 4.024 4.024 4.00 4.80 4.874
llibi:
May 4.824 4.874 4.B0 4.60 4.824
Hirk:
May 80.124 80.874 80.724 (0.774 80.70
Mve Rtock MarhPt.
Nxw Ynag, Friday, Jan. 31. Receipts of beeves
were 2,U07 beadi 83 ears to bo exported, 12Hcnrs
direct to local slaughterers, and 22 cars for tho
market. Price, ruled about atralyln nil Instances,
hut It was n nulet trade throughout, although tho
arils wero fully cleared. Natlefiteirs hold at 84.113
MSB t inn tm.i. tag. and oxen nt 8V.n6(4.6ns bulls
nt s:i,U'inO; dry cow. nt t2.20A.8l.4D. Dressed
beer steady at 7(480.? 1. for nettve sides. Cnblen
from l'ntlsh mcrkets quote Amerb'sn steer, nt U'4(4
104c. lb., dre.sed weight; Anierlrsn refrlgeiator
beef at 74HRS.0. V , No ripens today) morrow,
880 beeves and 4.IB2 qunrtrrsof beef
P.ece pts nf cate., Including 11 dlre"t. were 20
head, cjulet, steady, nnd all sold. Veals qui table at
83i8 60 V 1011 tss.l grassrrs at SJ(itJ.B0. City
dressed veals n'rady at loi12c. V &.
Receipts of sheen and limb.. Including 11 cars
direct, were 4,Bta head; 1H4 ear. on sale all told.
The market ruled quiet, but prlci . held steady 011 all
gradt. of both sheep and Istnbs. Ihreocar. were
tarried oicr. Sheep .old at s3.Btia81.tiB V inn ns 1
lambs at SB Mi(.ln.2ft Dieisid mutton, 7ct,8c. V
Tb.x dres-ed lambs. 74Clo4c.
Reco pt. ot hogs wero 2,674 head; ISO head on
sale. Steady at 84(S4.23 V 100 Ds.
Itaal Itstnte Private Hales.
Smith Stewart havo sold for Oeorge Hill No. 18
West Fifty-first etreit. a four-story browu.tone
dwelling. 'rtxlOO, tn Pembroke Jcnos for 880,000.
Mr. Join, will tear down the old dwelling and will
er ot a haud.omo residence.
2Ir4. Jor, phlne hchmnl of No, 807 Fifth avenue has
purchased from Newman Cow 11 the three lot. on the
southeasterly corner of 111th afreet nnd Eighth avo
nuo, being 73 B on Eighth avenue and the Circle and
100 fret 011 lllthstrvet, for 840.000.
J Itomalne Iirowu Co. have sold for Fannie E.
Lawrence to Francis M. John, two lot. on the east
side of Townsend avenua, 205 feet north -of 1 74th
.trret, for 82,400, alio two lota on Claremont av
enuo to Jamc. Talcott; also have sold the Cary fac
tory, a flvc-story brick building on plot 76x100,
at Nos. 22B, 227. and 220 Wi st Twenty-eighth .treet.
tetwern seventh and Eighth avenue., for Paul
LravltttoM.il. Cowperthwalt.
The prooirty on the northeast corner of Doekman
and Pearl streets, 23x103, Is reported sold by the
Colgate estate. Detail, withheld.
J, Roberts has sold for J. Seller and Mrs. Wlcum
Nns. 63 and B5 Stanton .treet. 44. lux76, with old
buildings. The bujer will Improve by erecting a lx
.tory building.
J. E O'Hara has .old for Solomon Cohen a flve
.tory flat house. 2Bx8Bx04, at No. 818B Seventh ave
nue; also a four-.tory flat house at No. 263 West
12sth. treet, 2Bx84xUU.ll: also tins sold ror Edmund
c.ftlnsncant lot on west .Ida of llradhurst avenue,
31 7 feet south or 140th street.
The trusters of It. Laforte have .old the plot, lOOr
186. at tho Routhwr.t corner of Sixtieth-. Ixth street
and Central Park West, which be recently purchased
froml). H. McMpln.
Stabler ft Smith have sold for E. F. J. R. Tyler to
Mis. II. M. Dodge No.. 130 and 1U8 We.t Nlnety-.ec-omt
.tr, et, two threc-t-tnry and basement private
dwellings, each 20x82x100. No. 180 bt. Nicholas
aenuo a five .tory doublo flat house, on lot 32 Ox
80x27,0x106,0, 1. given In part payment for the
abose.
Isaao T. Malnhardt has .old No. 10 Ea.t Sixty
fourth strict, a four-story brownstone house, 20x00x
100, at about 840.000.
John A Prlgge has sold to Cbarle. MoNamara the
northwest corner of Park avenue and Eighty-eighth
treet, a four story flat house, on a lot 2B 8x62. '
Michael A. Hoffman has sold to John Yule the plot
on thc.outh.ldeof I (KM street, 128 0 feet east of
Amsterdam avenue, 48.114x106.
II. Rawak has sold for the Now York Life Insur
ance Company No. SB East 107th street, a three
tory brownstone dwelling on lot 10x100.11.
(Jeorge R. Lovett Co. havo exchanged for William
II. Reynolds with Cord M.yer the nve-story Margaret
apartment hou.e on tlot 100x180 at tho corner or
plaza street and Vand.rbllt avenue, Urookljn, for
R'lwue 1'ark, Flushing, consisting of 1154 lots. The
apartment house figured at 8105,000 and the Iota at
i 150.000 In the tramactlon.
Louis Le.e liaa sold to William Worth tho thrae
.tory frame tenement hou.e, 26x73. No. 48 Broome
street.
In lirooklyn, James R. Ross Co. sold for Oeorge
S. Jamc. the plot 011 the we.t aide of Hoplrtn. ave
nue, 75 feet .outh of Sumpter street, 7Sx70, for
about 84,200; also, for Jscob II. Roberts. No. 380
Putuam avenue, two-story and basement brown-tone-front
house, 20x46x100. at 87,600,
A. S, Pioskcy .old for Frederick Aloxanderto L.
and o. Otteu tho 6outhenst corner of Fifth avenua
and First .treet. a four-.tory brick apartment house,
with store, on lot 23x06, ror about 830,000,
Itenl Estnte Anetlon Sales.
At the Droadway Salesroom yesterday Peter F.
Meyer SCo. sold No. 182 East Thirty fourth street,
near Lexington avenue, four-.tory stone front dwell
ing, lot lil.llxU.O. foreclosure, to Joseph Schaeffler
for 818,000; also No.. 412, 413, and 414 Third .treet,
vacant lots, map No. 2 of Lsoonla Park, Wllllams
brtdze. 78x100,4, foreclosure, 10 Charles Sperlo for
83.600.
efirmucinl.
To Borrowers
To Lenders.
Durlnp; 1807, this company loaned on
mortgngo In New York and Brooklyn, nnd
sold to investors the mortgages tnken, to
tho following extent:
January $1,731,000.
February 1,020,000.
March 1,002,000.
April 2,a0 1,000.
May 2,7118,000.
Juno 2.8S0.000.
July 2,051,000.
August 1,(11(1,000.
Septombe'r 1,171,000.
October 2,:il7,000.
November 1,(157,000.
December 3,121,000
Total $25,258,000.
Borrowers should apply to It. They save
commissions and disbursements.
Every good mortgage promptly accepted.
Lenders should apply to it. They get
good mortgages and save loss of Interest
by delay.
TiTiwE GUARANTEE
akd TRUST COMPANY.
140 Broadway, 170 Reinsert St.,
Now York. Brooklyn.
CAPITAL, --- - $Z500,000.
SURPLUS, - - - - $2,000,000.
OFFICE OF
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.,
Bll CHESTNUT ST,
Philadelphia, January 22, 1808.
Tho Board of Directors at a mooting hold
at Durham, N, (J on tho lHth Inst., de
clared tho twenty-second coiiHecutlvo semi
annual dividend of threo per cent., on
tho capital stock of thu compuny, payahlo
on nnd after this dutc. Checks will ho
mailed.
J. A. McDOWKMi, Treasurer,
Kountze Brothers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST.', HEW YORK.
Buy and make advances on Railroad, Munici
pal, and oilier Securities.
Draw Bills of Uxclnnjfe on England and the
Continent, and nuke Cable Transfers.
NORTON & TUNSTALL
aa WAiii. st nkw yoiiK.
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange.
Slocks, Bonds, Cotton, and Grain.
Uarkil Latter aTarsiUkstf yaUcallea.
, efiunntinl.
Equitable Gas Light
Company of New York
AND
The New York and
East River Gas Company
PLAN OF UNION.
(is MoDinin;
ci:ntiui, tiiusit company of new Yonrc,
Depositary.
Tho undersigned. Depositary under the plan ot
union and agnement of September 1, 1R97, at the
request of holders of a targo amount of It. cerllfl
cates ot deposit aud of the respective boards of di
rectors ot tho Cqultable Gas Light Company of New
York and Tho New York and East ltlvor Oa Com
pany, has deemed It necessary and expedient to
modlry ..Id plan, as authorlroa by the seventh arti
cle of .aid agreement, so as to provldo a. followst
I.
C4NTALIUT10V NEW AMSTEIUUH Ol. COMrA.1T.
(As now authorised.)
First con.olldated mortgago five par
rent, gol 1 bond. (f3,C00,000 to remain
tntreasur.v) 811,000,000
Preferred stock five per cent. Cumula
tive (81.000,000 to remain In treas
ury) 10,000.000
Common stock (81,000,000 to remain In
treasury) 18,000,000
New bonds to bear Intere.t from January 1, 1H0B,
and dividends on now preferred stock to become
cumulative after threo years from November 1,
1807, All profits or dividend, on deposited stocks
to accrue to now company. Existing bond Issue,
and certificates of Indebtednes. (to, 000, 000) to
remain untouched for pre.cnt purpose., reserv
ing power, howerer, to hereafter fund or extend
same.
II.
DtsTiustrnoff New Siccnmcs Attosa Dxrosrrrxa
STOCKHOLDERS.
1. For each share 8100 par value of
stock Equitable Oas Light Com
pany! (a) In new tint consolidated
mortgage bond. 8160
(b) In new preferred .took 73
(0) In new common .took 7B
8800
Equitable stockholders will also re
ceive 817.60 per .hare In common
stock of new company to repre
sent stock ot New York Carbldi
and Acetylene Company now
owned by Equitable Company.
8. For ench share 8100 par value pre
ferred .took N.w York and East
River Oaa Company;
In new bond. $120
8. For each share 8100 par value oom
mon stock New York and East Rlvsr
Oas Company:
(a) In new preferred .took 100
(b) In new common itock 40
8140
A oopy of an agreement of modification, dated Jan
uary 2, 1SDS, providing a. above and for the dispo
sition of the remaining seourltles, has been duly filed
In the office ot the undersigned tor the Information ot
Depositing Stockholders.
Any holder of certificate, of deposit Issued by the
undersigned under .aid agreement of September 1,
1807, not assenting to such change or modification,
within one week after the fifth day of February,
1808, may withdraw the deposited stouk or stocks
represented by such certificates held by him without
expense, but all depositor, not .0 withdrawing
within .aid time shall be deemed to have finally as
. anted to such change or modification and .hall be
bound thereby, and the undersigned Depositary .hall
be fully authorised to carry the same Into effect, with
ill the powers provided In .aid agreement.
Datod New York. January 12, 18SS,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Depositary.
Referring to above modification, the Doard of
Directors ot the Equltabl )0u Light Company ot New
York, at a meeting thereof held January 7, 1898,
unanimously resolved tn recommend that the stock
holders of this compsny assent to the said xnodlflos
tlon of iild plan and agreement.
By order of the Board of Dlroctor.,
HARRY EEENK. President.
Referring to above modification, the Doard of
Director, of the New York and East River Oas Com
pany, at a meeting thereof, held January 6, 1888,
unanimously resolved to recommend that the stock
holders ol this Company asjent to the .aid modifica
tion of .aid plan and agreement.
Dy order of tho Board of Directors,
AUQDST DEL1IONT, President.
New York, January 12. 1889.
TO TIIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of NEW
YORK, CITY.
OENTLEMEN:
Referring to the propoaod modification of the plan
of union of tho Equitable GaaLlght Company and tho
New York and Eaat River Oas Company, we would
say that In our Judgment It 1. necessary and expe
dient that the plan should be modified as now pro
posed. Your, very truly,
J. . MORGAN A CO.
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.
TO TUB IIOI.DI'.ltS OP
spirit irlortfraa-n Honda oftne
SEASIDE AMD IlltOOKMW DrtlDCn
KLKVATBD nAILTtOAD CO.
Second Itfartaiiffe Ilauda or the
UnOOKLV HI.r.VATKI) IIAIXIIOADCO.
Hecoiirl MirtfraEe Income Ilondi of (he
IWIOM liLEVATBU ItAILUOtP CO.
Capital Stork or tbe
IIIIOOHI.YN ULEVATP.n ItAIXIlOAD CO.
Notice li hereby given that In parsaanu or
tbe plnss of reorganisation heretofore an.
neunred, A Flllvr IWHTAI.I.MBjrT OP tJS PElt
CB.tT. or tbe amount, to be paid by the above
described security beldera li called and la
payable at the srtlee or tbe cltTltAl. Til 1ST
COMPANY Or MltV YOltU, (S Wall Slreet,
Item York cltl, on PKUttUARY 7TII, 1808.
Famrnts mnde will be .tamped on Tro.t
Company rrrlinentra r dapo.lt.
New Yoke, January IS, 1808.
P. 1'. Olcotl, I
Chairman,
James T. tto.drrard, r....
Cuarlc. rnraon., CoaomltLe.
Ernst Thnlraaan,
Leonard Lutslsobn, J
ADRIAN II. JOLINE, J. N. WALLACE, Seo'y,
Counsel. 6 1 Wall St., N. Y.
MIGRANT-
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
51 Chambers Street.
New York, January ao, 1808.
NOTICE TO MORTGAGEORS.
At a Regular M etlng of the Hoard of Trustees nf
this Haul, held tbl.day, the following resolution n a.
adopted;
ItESOI.VKD: That from anil nftcr the first
day of Jnniiary, 1BI1S, tho rntu of Interest which
bball ho cli.irceil on nil Itenl Kstato Mortcnccs
held hy this Il.tnk, (011 ulilili tlm Interest iiml
taxes aro promptly paid), nnil on till such lo.iim
urndo thereafter hy tho ll.ink, shall be at tho
rato of
Ftiiii (i) rpit 1 r.T. i'i:u .hmji, r.rn,
tup. pi itiiiEii 01111r.it nt' runt iiotitii.
IUVI1I I.rillVnil. JAMF.h MoMAIION,
(.niiiptrullrr, Pnsldmt.
Tome: (Scarrollton "Orcd."
FIl'.SiT IIOUTIIAIIF. Iiii.MllPiI.tU Its are Invited to
send their name, and uuiuber. of boud. to the un
dersigned, who lias bo-u requested to represent the
Interest, of bouduold.rs.
It ILLIAM STBAI1M,
, Y, 14th Jan'y, 1881. 80 rjttOAD OTIUttX.
(SIcrftond nnd pttttnni. 'kHll
OFFICE OF IibibII'
tub riiicit.ii, ton'K ii,.t.tn HbIbHi
AMI l-Allrir Itlll.tt IV (Otli-AVr. ''BlMH i
CIIIC.MlO, III,. Do-etitU-r'Jd, ISOT. ftlaiBi
A.neclaliiienii,r,,r Ihs toekliol,li in of Th ChV alaH
r.igo. Hock Island anil Pa 'III Itailwty romp any, '.ibTbH
duly railed h) the Ho nil or 1) le 'torn, will Im htlrt at 'UH,
the General Orhcc n the 1 inipsuv, No. 141 Van .!
llurrii strri t, In th-I'lty or l'nteii,. County nt Cook, 'c'aVaVsV''
and Slatntif Illinois, on Hi- I irieeuili (loth) day of itBTaTaTai
February, A. I). 1SP". at 10 o'clock , fl.. ror the -AbbH '
)iurtxsenfeonlderlng, voltnc, nnd iti-eldlng whether ,
thnstor'khnldirsor the eompnity will consent to end btbtbT Si
will nutnorlte the eriatlou of a 1hhh!i. I ilclil hy 'S'bIbB''
the Issu , at such timet nnd In Mn.li amounts ATJbIbV V
as from tlmo In time the lhurd of I) roctors may (t-iaTBTBTBl f'
dolermlne, of bonds, parable In Gold Coin nt $bbIB
the United Slates of Amerlcn of tho pnseat AfBaBaV
ttandard of weight and ttnnncn. and not exceemiia? "taBBH
the aggrigs.10 principal sum of one humlred million iMBTBTBlr,'
dollars (eioil.oon.iiiioi. matuilng January I, llfsfl, iIbIHh
an I be. ring ntnte or Interest rot ex, reding five per hbebH 1
erntuni per nnuum, payable sriiil-auiiuallvt and I he ?bITbITbI r
eTecuttnn nf 11 mortgiig or died of trust to such $8bITbB X-
Tru.teo or rrustein o iitnv bo ilrslmiatid bv the riHv
Hoard nf 1 rector to lu dated Januar) I, A.D, ia9 Ia'BibB
to set ore nit such bonus, which ar In Iki Issued for beH'1
the purpose of refund inr, ridiH'tnlrig, or paying, at "kbbVv
nr lefor' maturlt.t outs'aii ting obligations of this jIAbbti ii
Company, and or Mich other eniiiiuiileawlioser.il bbB1
ro-ids snail hen after be arqulrcd bv eousolld.tlon nr bbH l
iiurrhnso by 1 he Chl-ago, Hoik tlaiid and Paclflo 'saaHi
Railway t'oiiipaiiv, ami for the purKHn of the f ulure xbbbt
enlargement, Improvement or extension nt the prop- "TbbbI i?
erl of lb aCompanyiahdalstiwhcttirrihe.tooknold. vAbB
ere or Ihe Compativ w llenna-tit to, and npprovenf, 7bVbH
.11 h mortg.g for securing the asld bunds as shall be ItIbVbI
ntibinltted to Iho said meeting, ninl nlll ratirythe IbVbVI rft
proceedings or the I'oard or Dlrei tors authorl.tng bVB 4
Mich bond- and such nioitgrgi or tic il of trust and rlaHH
Indicating the properly to Int covered thereby! and flaVBaiJ
forth further purpote or ronshlt ring, voting and. 'it.BTBTBW nl
deciding whether Artlile VIII of the Articles nf Con VBTBtati r
aollilatlon of this Companr adopted the Sd day of 9BTbtbtI i
June, In llmsenrA 1). 1HhO. ns th" said Article waa Btatati"'!
amended nt the annual meeting of the rtnekhotdera sVbVbb?:
of thlsCoinpanv 011 the Bth day of June, A, I). IRatL 'tfasVBB'Ji
shall be further amenilrd so ns tn readt "Thehtffhesi vtaVaH
amount nf rtinded debt to which the company .hall b (BTBTBtt
subject shall not exceed 8tno.' oo.onn ' tlBEVafal "
II. It CAlll.i:, President. flaH'C
V. a. PURDY. Secretary. KbVjH i
(Coiini-turv.oliii) Notice. .H1
CERTIFICATE OF PARrNl-RSIlIP NAME tiKm:i
OF AbVB'iI
GEIHUiE iitsnxt.s AVIt rotti't.w. IjbVjbVJ-
Whereas, George Hastings and Edward Brandts BVJBwiir
have, ht retofore, and for a perlnl of five yotra ana .IHH'
npwanls, carrtttl on tho business of General Adver 9BftVr
tlslng Contractors In partnership, In the City of Now tbVbV'
ork, and, VHH
Whereas, Said partnership has lon dissolved front tLflaW
ami after tho 1st dav of January, 1RU. by mutual IbVbb1"
consent, th undersign 1! havlug Huceeoted to said. SbVB1
eopar mrshlp and nrrangtd to continue the aald iflaH
biitln sain salil 1 lt. umier tho copartnership namil sTbH.
Now these protcntrt cenlfi' -bVbVb!1'
That I, Georg Hustings, am the person and the only bVHAi
person dealing under the sill copartnership name -TbVbV
or George Hastlng-t and Company: that the place ot sbMHi
abtle of the said George llnst ugs Is Nock Road. 'btbIH1
Shenpshi ad II ty, l.uiu t.land. New York, and that No. fBBJBlf '
44 Ilroad street. New York Clty.ls the prluolpal place VaVHB
of butinessof tho said newcotiartn-rshlp stflHH
In wltno. wheroof I havo hereunto set my hand v3j9bVh 3
and seal tbo 1st day of January, IH.ih. bebebI'
ur.oi'.cir. HARTiNos. 1'BI '
In presence of S. A. PHILLIPS. oVall ;'
State of New York, City anil Countv of NewYork. csi 'i-'afafafll "V
On Dec. 31, 1SH7, which Is lefslly on this 1.1 '''SbIb
day of Janitnry. 1HUR, before mo personalty came JivaValVt
Oeorge Hastings, to mo known and known to me JbVbV
to bo tho Individual described In and who executed H
the foregoing Instrument, and acknowledged to me VjIbVbI V
that he exocuted tbe same. H-Hr.
5 77" I J- ARTHCR JOEPn. ,bVjB il
) Z 1 N- ' No- M- 8,a,e " T 'VjbVJ S
w 4.BTBTBT(,
cgcpnl -Hottctg. 'H
CUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY. ;fl
AaVaBBB ,
tfAVAfJHI.
William Orahame Ross, Individually, Ac i J "'
Plaintiff. ; I-HbI 1
Tatteraalls (of New York), Limited, -kaVH H
etal., riiatatB ,
DefendanU. IVaVu
To all whom It may concern: ?-bHB v
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN tbat the undersigned kaBfj'
baa been appoluted by the Supreme Court, Slate ot 'iBTBrB'i
New York, In this action, Receiver of Tattersall. 'tBBB(.'i
(of New York), Limited, and or all tbe property and jlaTBtH;?,
erfecta or aald cnriairotlon, and that he has duly qual- A BTBTlXVi
Ifled as such Receiver, aim requires: (1) All persons iatatHv
Indebteil to suld corporation tn zendi r an acoouot to vLflaVH
him at the efllcc or bis nttorne)., named bolow, on or ::
before the tth February. lHUH, of all debts and sums !J'BbVKi
of money owing by them, rr.pectlvely, and to pay irflHjV't
the samo to Mm. (2) All persons having In tb.lr fflHKv
iossislon any property or effect, of .aid corporation, viBVaVE 1
to deliver tho same to him on or before said fith Feb- ''JbbbbbV. '
ruary, isns, (01 All creditor, of .aid corpora-Ion to iff'
dell rr their respective account, and demands to him, "BbvB
with vouchers therefor, on or before said SthFebru' ;bbbbE.?
ary.lSUS. (4) All persons boldlngaoyopenorsubsUt- ;VB,
Ing contrai.ts with said corporation to present the bbbbbV,
same In writing and Indotall at theofflcoof .aid attor- -eYbB'!
ney. on or before .aid Sth February, 1S8B. "b'bV-
Dated Now York, January 14th, 1808. jHj;
juuus f. workum, .7-H;
Recelven :.bbbbb1;
SIMPSON, THACnF.fl & BARNUM. 9bVbK
Attorney, for Reoelv er. office and Post Ofiloe address !
13 Wall t.. New York. N. Y. aVjaVjfl
gtnnofortcfl, Orgnnsi &c. "fl.H'1
PIANO BARGAINS. Hi
8 new uprights 8148 ;'JbbH4'I
1 seconn hand upright 88 "''bHI '7.1
1 slightly used upright 100 ,tBBH vJJ
1 slightly used upright 1SB H,'
1 btelnway. square 80 s bVbV
I t'hlckerlug, square 80 SbVK
1 IloliicB, Muare 7B f-flHit
tt good aquares 40 'bVbtBIiV
It good square. 88 1'Bbbbm-
t! good squares 15 fHETvi
1 slightly used Sterling upright, value 84S0, for. 880 YaRn'
STERLING PIANO CO., Wm
B30 Fulton st . nrooklyn, !BVH
opp. Bloutauk Theatre. fBHftaVi'
A FEW used pianos, cheap: new pianos SB monthly! iSbVbS
exchanged, rented. CHHISTMAN. 10 East 14th it. VV-HBj
UAid.Ai.tM 7nn7T..TT77T7. vi'iiiuuts 'bVjBv
Largo assortment at from 8100 upward UVbhB-'
On monthly payments or from SBupward bbebV
Reut. 83. GORDON, 1 30 Sth av bet. 20th and flUt, BBIl;
BlfAUTlFuL-unrufht piano., 803; FlMher. 8110 HbHB1-
htelnnay.SlSB: We'-er, 81B0; bohmer, sacrlflo. bbbbV
WINTEHHOTII, 10.1 East 14th St. l-BM?
LARGEassortmeiitrsllghtly used, 800to818Bt rent '.aW&
83: small Installnieiits Ouvrlcr Uro... 13 E. 14th U IbwJ'
TJI'.LIAIILE Connor pianos, mcond hand, 816; rent- VbwJbwJ
JlVing, exchanging, repairing; open evenings. Eai8 (VBfHjBit
4Vd it. jfljl
STKINWAY PIANO, OB: 80 monthly: upright, baa 'WaBBtf
galu: full size squares. n?B. HBml
WlhSNER. 85 East 14th it, EbBJf
1'EN UPRlonT.srsllghtly used, 817.1 each: two U aHSb'
. rights, 81-'6: low rentals. '
WlbbNKR, 630 Fulton at.. Brooklyn. V.!bIbH
B HR
SlrtlicnL j'Bl
A"TTEOTIONOLD7m7imN S'lR i!
VKHS1TY OF THE CITY OF NhW YORK. MEDI -'Uh
CAL DF.PARTMENT: 35 YEARS A SPECIALIST IK Mm V'
DISEAbE-, OF MEN. OLD tilt. GR1NDLE has been I'iaWj '
louger e.tabllshed and has had more experience than jebv; i
liny other advertising phjiioian; city papers prove ''flail V
this. Underhl. scleiitiile treatment blood and .kin 'fltH 1
diseases, pains In laui' s, red spots, soro throat and 1
mouth, uliers, painful swrlllngs. kidney and bladder vKtE t
complaints, scalding Intlainmatlous, gravel, undevel Tbybb. '1
oped organs, weak back, lost vltallty.are speedily, per .eibV
manently cured. Men about to utarry should consuls V
OLD DR. GKINDLII. Every Imtiodlmcnt removed. 'fllf
bufferer., do nut waste time vll ing less, tllfulphy- .-! i
alciaii.. lb member. OLD DH. GRINDLE never falla. -J flit r.
OFFICE OVER IS YEARS at 171 We.t I'Jth .t., bsx i-flii V
twerntlth und 7th ava, Advice free. Medicine 81. .'! I,
Hours, 0 to 0; Sunday. U to 8 NoobargeunleMourea. raflH e
- -'!
I.I Dll. 4. II It V, 4B year. a.Drrlallst la dla- aW '
rssM or men only. Quickest permanent cur. gnat ybbbi1 V
an tee. 1 In all diseases, lllood poison, skin disease, tJl
kidney and bladiler trouble, weakness, nervou. debOe ft i
tty.erruia of youth, bad dream., undeveloped organs. Al j
ImiMHtlmrnt. tn marriage, Ac, lie wise, consult tha "!
only old. peclall.t In tin. ilty. Oflleo over 3.1 years al raW Y
120 Et 17th at . ne.r Union Squnru. Hours, to B flat
Sundays, 0 to II. brlrutlflc treatment and advlo ti '
tree. Medicine only 60c. No charge unless cured. 'bbI! K
", ,. A.-(tlltltKXT I'KIIMAET CVBBI ''Si t
in dlsea.es of men: tlangerou. cues solicited! relief 'Aflat i
at ouce; those tleslrlng only first class .ctentlfla treat. 'yflflt .'
meut should call. Theleadlng.prclallst.Dr.noiuchur, iflaa
127 West iiVd St., II lull. 7 to 11. Mllldayi. 10 to 1. IlflB i
' V flEH V
A Dr. llllnn'a Sanitarium Quiet, refined home fcr Iflfl ''
lalles sulTerlng from Indispositions all allmentst j-BEl i
sanitary appolutmentsi privacy assured, 177 West Jaflll
47th at., near llroajway B J'
A A.-DR. CONRAD'S SASITARIDM.-acIentlfia. -Hi ,kJ
skilful treatment!!! alldlsease.of womeniprlvato flflt I
rooms; every eonvLiiluuco and appliance: trained ..MBt h
nurst s. Consullatlons, 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. 117 W.478. flflj tt
Wutx Jlraortu. 'M
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS 1; ;
II'P. til. IIIK 1E4II. , ,
I'.rillll Feet Klevatllill ou tbo tffB '
rilltatl'tcilsK 4u OHIO II til. WAY, "Mk ;
Wost wondirful waters lu America fnrrheumatt.nl, Wl
gout, aud nervous troubles PiillinauCompartm.nl Bv; '
CarleavesNetv York I'BOP M , via Pennsylvania R.B J'Ml1
7iiisdav,'riiiirilyr, and Saturday.. Apply ato. to. jjj it
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