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I 8 " THE SUN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1808.
ft u
I.'- nViirOME AND COHJIJSnOIAZ.
M TllfleSDAT. Fb. Si.
I Thaovenlii of ttaa Block markot u a Brett
aatprlaa to orerj one. Lower prices ierrore
w shadowed br tbo weak nets of the mar-'.-
ket at tho closo jcitenlnr and the frac-
'' tlonally loner quotatloot for American
4, curltles In London this moralng. No ono.however,
f sxpected breaks of ncarlr 10 points In Manbat-
tan Railway, 12 In Motw.pol.lnn Street Hall
f war, nearly ft In Suitar noOnlng and 8 to 5
Be points In the active Orunger stocks, Missouri
f Pactflo, Northern Taclfio preferred, Union Pad
i flc. New York Central and many other slocks
tt Jest extensively dealt In. As there wero no
' startling developments In Ilio Cuban situation
1 overnlcht, tho most iilaaidblo explanation of
the urgent liquidation this tnornlnir Is that two
or three Indlvldunl lender of money, Including
eno mho makes advances on rcry slender margins
$ by borrowing stocks from commission houses
K anil traders who transact their business on
U until cariltnl, had called their loans overnight.
The borrowers being unabli to eectiro accom
I modatlous eltowhere tipon equally lenient
6 terms, so far ns margin Is concerned, wero com
4 polled to tako their own nnil their customers'
W securities to the auction ldoctc
t During the first half liottrof business the mar-
ketwasaslindlr drmoral'zed ns at tho time of
the Venezuelan episode two years nco Inst Do-
ncraber. Tho suddenneTt nnd the extent of
?' the Initial declines naturally widened the
circle of llauldatlon and nlso Intensified the
i strain that Wall strcot has l)ccn under ccr
'' since tho dlsistor to tho .Maine. A declining
t market itliiiulalos sales for both accounts, Just
si artrancl-.g prices Inllucnco purchases. At
tho extremo docllno fore'jrn arbitrage bouses
fc bocamo buyers upon an cxtcnslvo sculo. Their
purchases for the day wero estimated by them
X: selves at. fully 40.000 shares, making 100.000
V shares yesterday nnd to-dny nnd nbout 1:00,000
shnres within tho last flvo or six dav. Tho do
' cllnowas alio successful In bringing sovoralof
- the largor commission houses Into tho market
,' as buyers. They tool: lound nmounts of
j Union I'nclflo nnd Northorn 1'aodflc securities,
Pcoplo'a Gas, Now York Central. Manhattan
I', nallway, Itoclc Island. Ilrooklyn Ilnnld Transit
and St. Paul. Tho feeling Is beplnnlnpr to gain
1 ground In certain quarters that whllo a colli
sion with Snaln Is possible It Is hardly prob
able. ThlB view was supported by a cable
dotpatch that tho Hank of Madrid, which Is prac
tically a Government Institution, has deellnod
6 to accept coupons due April 1 calling for In-
terett on Spanish bonds, except for collection,
f and It will make no advances upon them
f unless they are indorsed by the holder do-
i slrlnc to secure the accommodation. This
f Is a reflection upon tbo credit of tho
, Spanish Government which would seem to
f amount to nn Intimation of insolvency. As Is
well known, tho Soanlsh Government has In-
(currcd enormous obligations In connection
with tbo insurrections in Cuba and In
the Philippine Islands, and Its credit
has been Impaired In consequence. Its bonds
nro hell chiefly by French bnnkors nndlnves-
; tors, who may hare something to say regarding
I further disbursements for military operations.
& As a matter of fact, 'Wall stroet was not dls
& turbed to-day by rumors regarding the situ
j atlon at Uavana. All of the sensational ro
il ports published as coming from that centre
ff yesterday were authoritatively denied. The
B stork market, howovcr, rcfleetod a convlc
' tion that n crisis In Cuban mittcrs Is near
IS; at hand and that tho United Stntes Is deeply
im Interested In It, chlofly on account of the dls
i nster to tho Maine. As usual after n sharp
jff docllno In prices at the opening tho market
I? .allied, and then tho character of a good doal of
' the selling bocamo apparent In a vigor
's ous onslaught against several stocks, par
Sj tlcoUrly People's Gas, which until to-day had
vf only movod In sympathy with tho stocks that
M have sustained tho greatest net losses. Tho
W borrowing demand for stocks at tbo close was
the most actlvo In many weeks, and severul
L Issues, notably Sugar Refining, commnnded a
j& premium.
R For the first timo the bond market was weak,
g a circumstaneo that mny havo been due In part
X to tho somewhat higher rates for money. The
E larger banks, as n rulo, marked their call loans nt
P 8 V cent, nnd demanded that rato for new nccom-
K tnodatlons. Tho rates for llmo money were also
jt higher, and thcro was less disposition to make
' loans for long periods. On tho other hand, tho
8 market for sterling exchange was woak, owing
M partly to thondranco In moucy, but more par-
ft' tlcul.trly to the purchases of stocks by London
jjt nnd the maturity, for tho second time, of bills
iK that havo been carried in this mnrket. More-
jfs over, tho demand forexchango from remittors Is
B i.oiiornmlly light, for no matter what their re-
K qulreuicnts may bo they doubtless foresee a
Jf lower market for exchange. In the last half
M. hour of business the stock market rallied sharp-
W y, partly on tho covering of shorts. In rente-
ff quenre, the maximum declines were consider-
j ably reduced. The net losses wero, however,
if? yih hut fow exceptions. Important.
aew lark stock BxchaBKO Salts Veb. 0
- CtmhD STATFJI JlND BTATK BONDS (IN Sl.OOOS).
K, 10UE4i.r,192512a3 13 VaF dnbZ-Ss
m closiko rmcEa op onitid states do.ids,
K Via. AtUd. Hid. Atkti.
3.) Cn St r, r. Un St it. c.
la ttploro. 091!! 10 1204 1204
& - CnCtts, r, CnStOi. r,
M.' 137 112 113 1V04 11 24 1134
Kf CnEHi. c, UnStCs.e,
Jfi riei7 113 114 1001 11H4 1134
TJnGt 4s, r, Un St ns.
'M 1080 1254 1204 r, 1HBB...104
'M rtAILllOAD AND OTIIETt IIONDS (IN Sl.OOOS).
M E21 AtcU tdj it.. CD llloTaccn 07
M 282 SB'. 1 OO'i
flj 2 50'. 1 00'4
K' 110 5S4 0 Nor Ptolitc.no
W 16 68'4 4 1184
m 26 58 23 Norl'aoTlit.,10634
W 100 687i 24 N 1' prior 00
H 42 68"s 10. 064
W lSAtchgnUt 01 16 05
SB 00' 18NI'ml8i G04
m 10 80'. 2 00
K 80 8D't 6 00
W- 1 004 10 60'
1 103 00 23 01
11 004 10 00U
W 3 00'. 10 Nort Wen 4i u
W 62 30 2 804
I' 11 804 2 80'4
K 7 AmTobtorlp .. 80 4 N TASlttr Ss.108
B 3 704 6 N VCSusgnl,. 014
10 Am Cot Oil St,. 1004 11 NJCen nl 5i.H4
10 DrookllT C... 03 6 Ntth Cbtt cnl 06
M 16 024 1 1044
S 4BrWW0.. 07 10 104
)P 10 BrotkOnOBs.il 4.13 c N Y, C BtL 4.1 054
m 4 U4 2N Wsfdeb 8i,
E; S 114'4 IDOO 117
K 1 CntOcnB(..l5i, i NV.O W r 411004
I 18 C0nl4t.. 82 1 100
V 6 80. 1 1004
K a 80'. 3 0r.8L6. 123
K 3 804 1 08L, cb Di. ,1014
K 0 804 6 101
4 80 10 100
S 40 81 26OSL,lB0D., 44
"A 60,BQtf Bt.,107 10 454
B S C,IlQ4t,ritx 08 10 Or. Imp Bt,
m 1 00 Bthlp 57
ft CC,O.C8tL4t. 30 60
m ldlv 07 10 60
K 1 074 2ritt.Wnlt. 834
m J ConOuorCbta 6 P,BLE 1st. .100
' Bt 104 4 nockIdtb0..,,10C4
JS OCtnBoJtt. 1104 0 1064
' S 1104 34 100
K eOtnSogd HO 3 Ketdinl 41.,,, 83"
1 670hlTtr4t 85 1 B3
K 4' 864 23 834
'jf CO 86 lailloO W Ui.,.. Bl
K 16 C.nrtc.xOi.,103 12 fcoP of Aril UI103
g 1 CclUld 1st, ir 06 1 St 1' A Mt cn
K 17CaloOL00 6i 120
X lit 100 6 BtLaFxOi.l03'i
t SOOtflTcnes, 00 4 Bt I, B V u. 71
F BOOaMlno.,,, 124 0BtPgen4 100
F 2 C,lDaLC,,101 1 Btl'Ut.WAMB.115
3 102 astLBWltt,,, 744
P. lEritoBltl 140 6 8ACAPUIU., 00
f 3 Ir prior bdt, 804 32 SoR'wajOt,... 01
r IB eo". 1 00S
I 0 E g ll.a 8-4t 71 4 004
; 86 704 2 004
k 714 1 004
" 70 10 .,..,. 004
BtttttttttWfcBtBBtBtBBBfcBiBMiriMMMnitel.i iT r liiirnl.iT ' ' ......if "
13 ETtan Bt. Ill O 80 P.'wty Bt.... 00
6EdltonEtllt..ll2 28tJOI-8-4t 73
1 1 Oalr. I! II Bt. 014 6TItnAotStl.
10 0, n' AI A cnBt 107
UFt 00 OTl'ltlBt 10OT.
6 HockleiValBt. 11 1004
$40 p 70 30TxPodln.. 32
6 77 20 314
2narltmltt.e..lODU 10 TtxJLNOcnBt. OB
OlronUtB 884 4T0IItCt,Td 84
4 BB't 1 Tol. 81 L K O
IB 80 ltt.tr 80
2111 0 84t, r.... 101 HCnPaoAi. 031t
7 IowtC.ntllt.,1014 OB 034
2 7i 10 034
(I StnTtx4i.. 884 IB 034
6 874 120 03
6 87 SI 03
OOKATSd. 014 00 0aT.
16 014 311 OS'.
10 014 25 024
7 004 174 024
6 004 86 024
28 01 10 024
1 KlngiCoF.I 1st 40 107. . OB
3KnnCrlit. 72 130 024
10 K (.',! A( tttt. 70 lOUnlonBlltUr 83
2 LtktBh lit,e..lO0 1 1 U r.DAOllt.l r 554
8 I.ouANc 4i... 88 44 66
1 IuftN,OTBtl08a4 11 664
10 JIetsny8s....ll24 6 64
28 1114 01 644
10 112 1 0SU.the..,.llG
5Mxlntcn 72 '4 6 116'4
8 71 10 Wtbltt 1084
6 72 4 108
1 St. St Leo 3i. 107 11 1084
6 to, K T of 12 WaU ltd 784
TextsBt 814 6 784
5 82 14 78
6 824 20 wrtiflh4t 1104
2 ManA'way4i., 07 10WliCnlit,tr 404
6 004 8 404
5 004 17 40
2 MobJtOgnl.... 77 10 304
4 764 4 WllkKiltt.. 014
1 Mil ft 1,8 ex Btl 174
lots saletof rtllwty tiondtcptr value) 84,057,000.
RA1LIIOAD AND OTOER SltAItKS.
Oprn- lUtth. , Clostnp -
Satet. tna. etf. rtr. Did. Atitd.
471 Ads' r.x. 120 120 110 112 117
88taOAmSn1244 1244 1204 121s 1214
lB10Amsnplll4 11141104 1104 111
cssOAmSM. 74 74 04 74 74
:35AniSMp 10 10 10 184 104
lSISOAmTob, 80 80 8R 88 8B4
MBAmTobpllS 116 lib 113 115
180 AmEx.,120 127 126 126 128
7!B Ami COIl lo 10 184 18 184
llOAraCOp 704 704 704 704 72
C030 Atrll.T
8 to... 11 114 104 104 104
J818 Atlb.TJt
SF.p.. 27 274 204 284 204
lOOAnnArb. 124 124 124 124 14
lOOAArbpf 344 344 344 34 80
soon.n&r. 20 20 20 20 304
100 ftruniw
Xdlp.. 4 4 4 34 44
10S5BtltO 1 10 164 164 104
noon.it t o
BWp.n 64 fl 64 0 04
ai30Bi78tO 34 34 24 24 3
14280 Br'kRT 304 804 87 374 374
BM8BTJnO.no 110 1144113 110
107SCIDSO.. 484 484 404 47 48
eoOCtnPao. 814 824 814 82 824
SOOConlct. 314 314 31 304 314
4B0SCbOtTf 104 104 04 ,04 10
70CenPto 13 134 13 13 14
Ch-.ftO 204 204 104 204 204
lOOCh&KI 66 65 65 64 66
100C4AU..105 106 105 103
isco c.r.ci
MU... 32 32 204 30 31
4S80CNV122 122 1104 120 1204
lC0CMVpl74 174 174 173
440HOC. B&Q 044 044 02 034 034
BRSlBCMJtStf 024 024 014 014 02
BtB C.JIJtfit
Ppf.... 1454 1464 1454 146 140
38110C.RIP 804 804 81 84 844
2BOColFuol. 204 204 20 104 20
816ChlTer. 74 74 7 8 84
USOCTerp.. 28 284 28 28 284
710C.1IVAT. a 64 0 64 0
440 C& lie. 0 0 6 6 0
120iic,IJtW.. 144 14-4 134 134 1T.4
4SCBOna.it.182 183 180 1804 181
CIO c. 11.. 8 8 7 8 84
OOOC.HtLp. 284 284 27 27 28
1400UftlIiul,1084 110 1084 1084 110
BO D.LAW1524 1624 1524 150 162
770 Di HOu 474 474 404 404
100DM4EFD 11 11 11 11 14
170 B, S B A
Apf... 64 64 64
700ErloRll 14 14 14 134 14
SBOO Frlrl.tp 384 384 38 384 30
200('rlr2dp 1B4 184 18 18 10
6EdlE!.,133 133 133
10QBAW 324 324 324 30 40
SOOOtNnrplOO 160 140 148 150
CUBGtnKlco 33 33 304 314 32
lOIIBCItn. 01 01 01 OS 07
SOOIIo'tttko 40 40 40 44 47
10 Iltntl'n
OS.... 284 284 284
SSlSMOnt. 1004 102 100 1004 101
UOOinsttci. 60 60 474 40 40
lTOl.c.np 2B 28 28 20 28
105LEAW 164 164 164 16 164
BlOI.EAVfp 70 71 004 70 71
AOlBUktMilDl 1014 1004 101 102
lOOLoDglsl. 42 42 42 40 60
2VS0LtclOat 404 404 304 30 40
V4Lae!0p. 004 004 004 86 00
18140 1.ou AN 644 644 62 634 634
87430 tl.nCo.il05 106 08 1024 1024
BOO Mln Iron 504 00 604 604 02
16305 UelStRr 141 141 132 136 1364
KSU5 Mich 0.. 100 100 1034 1044 106
300UftHtL 20 204 264 20 27
87 M t St L,
lstpf.. 86 86 86 834 80
400 HA St I.
2d pf.. 634 634 63 63 644
1308BHOP.V.. 27 27 24 26 264
20U0HO.KAT 114 114 114 114 114
BCSOM.KATp 364 30 344 36 364
too Mob AO 27 27 27
100MorAE.17O4 1704 1704 170 176
230 N I, Oil.. 174 174 17 16 17
8310 N J Cent 01 034 8D 014 014
024C0NYCotU24 1124 1004 11 14 112
2800NalLtd 31 3 14 30 30 304
2uOS.tI.dr 1034 1034 1034 1034 1044
lBOONorAm, 64 6-a 64 64 64
1100N Y.CA
Btl 13 134 124 124 13
400 N Y.CA
St 1.3 p 36 35 36 334 364
200NY.SAW 14 14 14 12 14
BON AW.. 15 16 16
S083NAVp 47 474 464 404 404
1084B NorPae. 214 214 10 204 204
BJlSBNI'anp, 004 004 60 604 00
BOOntAM. 34 34 34 34 5
S70001UAW 154 164 16 164 154
00 Ore Imp
fitb 1 p 204 204 204
BOOOrllAN 40 40 40 40 60
770OrtBL., 27 274 204 27 274
4430 Par Hall 2R4 284 204 274 28
400 Pen, Deo
AF.r.. l, 14 4 1 14
197BPulPtlC176 178 176 170 177
teoo p, c, c a
Btl... 434 434 434 434 40
BBO P, CCA
ttl.p.. 00 00 00 00 08
BI8apunR!U114 1134 1114 1124 113
B0030 Pcoplt't
OAU.. 02 024 8B4 00 004
84B0ltttdloz 104 104 18 1B4 184
Il8i4 1tradlp 444 444 414 424 43
70B0Ilead2p 224 23 214 224 23
SOOROW.. 23 23 23
800RII.BW 44 44 44 44 6
800StL8Wp 04 04 04 04 10
1280SIPAO. 71 71 07 004 084
BOOSoPto,. 10 10 10 10 20
21t)3Solty... 84 84 84 64 84
etl83SoHyp. 284 2B4 204 274 274
700 8UAOI 04 04 0 64 04
SOOStJAO I
1st p.. 48 48 40 44 40
ioo at i, as
Pitt p. 60 66 66 644 60
700 Bt L A S
P2dp. 23 234 284 224 23
lOSttnRAT 44 44 44 44 44
4813TCAI.. 20 20 10 10 104
800Tcir. 104 104 10 104 11
1880BUnPe. 28 204 204 284 284
8183UnPaop 63 634 61 624 63
2T00UP.UAU 84 0 84 84 84
11 US Ex.. 44 44 43 42 46
lOOUPaeN. 214 214 214 214
COO Ub Hue. 10 104 10 10 174
ItlOUbllubp 07 07 06 064 004
1710 UM, p.. 014 014 604 004 004
nvowtbtth. 04 7 04 7 74
6150 Wtb p.. 10 10 I6it 164 164
Qrtif OTV Lew r Cloting
CalM. 4fu?. Ml. stt. Bid, AmU4.
10W.FEl.116 116 116 110 laO
1S77W0T1 884 884 804 87 874
SOOWALK,
tr 24 84 24 E4 24
100 WAL E
P.tr... 1B4 184 124 114 1B4
aOWUnB. 74 74 74
lot. 1 ..if., 727,0 10 slurm.
BOSTON CI.03I.N0 QUOTATIONS.
tlH. Atkld. Dli. AtU4.
BotAAtB.,2204 222 Bos A Moo.. 173 4 1734
Dot A Me... 104 CtlAnet.lt 620
Chief torn, 1104 112 Oiceolt 30 304
ritchburtjp 00 004 Qulncyll... 110
MexCen4s 034 TamUla..,160 153
Old Colony. 103 Buttt 234 234
tVKUcorn. 814 814 II 00) lit... 00 01
tioiiiln'nC. 204 204 b0 2d... 73
AraBellT!l260 251 BottonF.I.. 67 68
Wt.tEltc. 23 244 Mernttatll45 1464
GtnEteep.. 00
PIllLADKI.rillA C103IN0 QnOTATIONi.
JBld. AtUd. nti. Atked.
UhlrtTat. 204 214 EISDeom. 20 22
Cl'RyoM. 24 264 r.lBnpf... 23 26
PatlaTrao. 704 704 IMU.APj 204 204
Union Tru 144 144 Pit, LAP p 50 67
EAPTc,. 804 81 WetibCe.. 10 11
MetTrte...l34 135 WclibOpf 60 62
CTofNJ. 44 WNYAP. 34 34
crotNJS.104 1044 PaltTrao.. 234 234
UOImpColOl 1014 Martden....- 04 04
WOI. Co.. 34 30
I.ATKST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
AtehUnn, ep 12 Northern Paclflo... 224
Atehlon pf 284 Northern Ptwinopf. 034
Ctntdltn Pnoinj... 834 Ontario A Welt..... 164
Chesapeake A Ohio. 214 PennsylTtnti. CO
Krioeon, p 1 44 UetdlnE, lit a p.... 10
Grit lstpf 304 Itetdlng lstpf. 234
Illinois Central 106 stPaul 054
KanitsA Texas.... 124 South Railway 04
LtkeShum 100 South Railway pf.. 204
LoulsTllla ANaih.. 604 Union Ptoiflo 204
Men York Central. 115 Wtbatupf 1714
Norfolk AW pf.n.. 404
Final salos comparo with those of yesterday as)
follows:
Vi.23. JVb. 24. reb. 23. Fib. 24.
A.TASFe. 114 1 04 Met St Ry.. 144 1354
A.TASFap 28 204 Natl.ra:... 32 30
AmSRef..l2S4 1214 NortliAm.. 64 64
AmSRcf p.1114 1104KorfAWp 484 404
AtnTob,.,. 804 88 S W com... 1 224 120
AmSpM... 74 74NPaocon. 224 204
AmSpUp. 21 10 NPtopf... 014 00
Bro.kltT.. 304 374 VYCent ..113 1114
Can South. 404 47 s' J Cent... 02 014
CanPao.... 824 824 Omaha com 714 07
CCCABtL 314 304 JntA W... 164 164
C.DAQ.... 004 034 0RAK 604 40
Ctn0ta....l84 1804 Ore Imp.... 274 204
CheiAO... 21 20 Pto Hall.. 284 274
ChtJW.... 11 10 PeoOAC. 014 00
CI.LAW.. 144 134 Pull PCtr.. 170 170
Del II111I..1 10 100 ItocltltltDd 87 84
DenAHOp 48 404 teadinc.... 104 184
Erie 144 14 Iteadlstpt 40 424
Eriolttp.. 304 384 StPcom... 024 014
GcnEIn-.. 331, 314 St Paul p.. .140 1454
at North p. 1 &0 140 iolfwaj.. 84 84
IlllnltCenl024 1004 -oR'wty p 20 274
KtnATpf. 30 35 r.-xatPtc. 104 104
LtuANtsh 65 634 TC.l A R 204 104
LtkeShorel02 1014 " Pae.. 204 284
LHAWest 16 164UnPaon.. 644 624
LEAWpt 71 004 Us Rubber 18 10
Luled.aa. 404 304 Us Hub p. 004 054
llanhCon.,1074 1024 USLeatap 02 004
Mich Cent.. 1004 105 Wabathpf. 104 154
llnAStt. 27 254WUuTel.. 884 87'.
MoPte..... 274 26 VhAI.i:... 24 24
Government bonds weak. The 4s of 1007
closed U V cent, lower bid. tho fis closed V
cent, lower bid. tho r. -Is of 11IU.5 ilofuil 14, nnd
thoc 4stif llt'.'D l'-j V cent, lower bid. Kaiiwoy
and other bonds, weak. Tim features wero
Amorlcnn Tobrtcco Scrip, lirookljn Unidd
Transit ns, Chesapenko and Ohio general tins,
Clilc.'igo Torniltwil Is. Hocking Valluv ,rx, fJ5 ji.:
Knnsts City, i'lttiburg and (lulf lst, Metro
politan Street lt.iilnay Ts, Missouri. Kansas
nnd Texas of Texas ,rs, Manhattan Itailway 4y,
Norfolk and AVeslein 4s, Oregon Short I.lno
coueol 3s, Oregon Improvement lis. oth !. p.;
Iteadiug gcncrnl -is. Ufo Orando Western 1M,
Southern Hallway Tis, Texas l'.tciUc ds. Union
Pnclflc 4s. 1'nlon l'arlllr, nunrcr and Oulf
lets. t. r.; Wisconsin C.".itrnl lstr. I. r.; Atchi
son, Erie, KunsflK mid Texns, Northern 1'aclllo
and Wubtsh Issues, 'i lin n;oro important net de
clines w ere in AtchUon rttl.l. 4-, 14 cent.. to.Ss.
and general 4s. i!1, to Mt; Ainetlcun Tolui to
scrip.'-"!, to 70K;; llrooklrn Itipld Transit ."is,
tt. to lllij: Chcsaponko and Ohio general .W-js.
12, to81;Cliirago Terminal fn, , to f5; Krlo
general liens, 3-ls, U"u, to TO, nnd prior
onds, 4, to 'jilli; Hocking Valley ."h. 13 p.. Wi.
to 77; Kansns and Texas is, 13j, to KS. nnd !!ds.
1. to ill: Kansas Cltj. I'lttsbtirg and CJnlf Isib.
1H. to7l; Jlelropollltin Street Ilallmy As. I4,
toll"; Missouri. IvuiiBaM and Texas of Texas
5s. laj. to 824; M mhrtlliin Hallway -Is, i:M, to
IMI'a: Nurthern I'aclllo Tcrmln il lsts, l'.. to
lOti; prior 4s, 14. 10 03. and general .'Is, "s.
to 004; Norfolk and Western 4s, 14. to hOh;
Oregon Short Lino rnusol 3s. 'J. to 100 Oretcon
imprncnicnt ,rm. 5th i. p., 3, to nil; Tie uling gen
eral 4s, '2, toHU's; ltio tlraiido Western lhts,
'Hi. to H1SU; Southern ltnilway ,1s. 'J. ro 00;
Texas l'ncihV '-Ms, 1j. to :il.; Union Pnelllo
4s. ls, totl'i; Union raclllc. llcnvcr nnd Oulf
lsts, t. r lSj. tntvmt; WabsBh lsts, i.tol0H3a,
and 2iN, l,to78, nil Wisconsin Central lsts,
t. r 2 V cent., to .'ID'S.
Salos of silver bullion certificates for 1,000
ounces were made on the Stock Kxchangc nt
Stm-c. Commercial price of bar silver in Now
York, 3T3ic. Har urn or In London closed nt
J5Il-10d. Mexican siher dollars wero quoted
at 454.
MonoyoncallS'stUVIcent. Timemoncrln hot
ter dimand nnd olferinu aro light. Lenders
are disposed to make only short engagements at
4 V rent, for tlireoto six monthsongood mixed
Stock lCxchauire collateral. Commercial P'ipcr
Is nuoted at :tH.(ffl cont. for bills rceolvablo
ana prime singlo names. Good names aro
quoted at 4i!"i5 V cent.
Sterling oxehango was woak and decidedly
lower, with u reduction In both posted nnd
nctunl mtos. Tho udvnnco In money hero nnd
further large purchases for Loudon nccnunt
wero tho dominant factors in tho market. Con
tinental oxehango was also lower. Posted
nsklng rntes for sterling nro: Sixty days,
$-l.8ri'2. and sight, ipl.sil. Actual rates aro:
lying bllK I.K2'c4.S!i.li; sight drafts.
$4.rtmrtif Leu1,, and cnblo transfers, W.83M
M.H.'iM. FrnneH are quoted nt .ri.t!'."2'J3.21'rt for
long and 3,21 'itJ.V.'Ou for hhort: relchsinnrkn,
01Hnt''j for long nnd (liajMlilTsi for short;
guilders. 40 3-1U4J40U for long and 401-lGu
40't) for short.
Domcstio exehimgo on New York: Hoaton
84MO cents dlM-oiint. Charleston Iluylug,
1-10 discount; selling, 1-KI premium. Savnn
nah Iluylug, par; Helling. 1-10 premium. New
Orleans-Hank, pur: trnnniorclal, irl iliscount.
Sail Krunclsen Siglit, 20 cents premium naked;
telegraph, U'J'j cents iirciiiiuiii. St. lyiuls 25
cents bid, ollcrml Ht 13 (.'cuts discount. Chicago
fiOeentsdisi'mint. Cincinnati -llclwcen banks,
GOt'oo cents dlscounl, nnd oxer counter, pat,
Glucono Sugar Hcllulug comnion is nuoted
nt :iiWr;ilP4. nnd tlio profiirred at IIOi!)'.'.
Stsndanl Oil Trust icrtlllentes closed nt Udl'j
e:i70; Aincricnii Malting at 21(l('J;i, antl
preferred at 70'jir(72'"j; Standard Oils tominon
nt 133i!140, nnd tlin preferred at llUlvtltiS;
Mutual Ous at :i20t:t:iO; SyraeiiHo Gas at
IT'-j'.'tr.l; Aiiisteiduiii Ons at 'Jtii.tlll, pre
fLrrud at (l3i.j"Mla, and tho bonds nt lilltflOl,
'1 he Southern Hnllroad rcpoi Is gross earnings
for January of 1, (17 1.073, an Increase of SIOI),.
012 as compared with tho bamomouthof Inst
year, and not $520,321, uu Increase n( 810,32.
Kor thu sorn montlis ending Jan. 31 tiiugross
enrnlngH wereffl2,l'lS,7.'10, nn Intrensuof S7tll,.
lM2as compared with tho corresponding period
of last year, and net $4,030,400, an lucrease
of S251,l!Sl.
Tho Clovcland, Iirnln nnd Wheeling Kallroad
reports gross earnings for Doccmbrr of fl40,
731), an Increasoof 58,8t0 us compared with
tho sauio month of tho previous )oiir, and net
031,1)3:1, an increase or &23.035, For the six
months ending Dec, 31 the gross curnliigs wero
$770,438, nit Incrosso of $1H0,011 as compared
with the coriespondlng period of the previous
year, and net S2(!7,0U1, nn incroaso of (rUO.lliiil.
Tho Georgia Southern and Florida Hnllroad
reports grosi earnings for January of ijnW.732, nn
increase of 1,080 as compared with I lie uaino
month of Inst year, and net t-Xl.l 10, nn im-renso
of if-Hl. For tho sotcn months ending Jun, 111
the gross earnings w ore 0331,140, nn Increase of
014,873 as compared with the corresponding
period of last year, .and net 0103,302, un In
crease of 03,(183.
The Northern Central Hallrond reports gross
earnings for January of 05011.535, a decreaBo of
0111,330 as compared Willi tho snmo month of
last )car, and net 0103,228, a decrcaso of
Vi'UUui
The Chicago and West, Michigan Railroad
Company reports for tho year ending Doe. 31;
1NII7. Ihllfl t'AUN0.
Oroti timings, 1,50,7:M $l,nf.'.017 luc. tn.107
Oper.expto.es, l.UOU.aus l,HVI,4;u D.-c. il,073
Net etrnlnct.. 350.M2n 1331.141 Ine fu'lTB
Other Inooine... 2,b02 1,4UU Inc. 1.00B
Tottlntt ISOH.IHS 3V2.n:i7 InceoTiTaM
Charge. 415.W1 40d,:ll34 Inc. 7,1107
DtOcit 103,783 89,77 Ie0.ltlj,044
The Detroit, Ornnd Hapids and Western Hall
road reports for the year ended Dec. 31;
lh(7. 1808 Chanoa.
Orotitarnlottf 1,018,740 1,187,70 Inc. I1SIH.D70
Optr,txpBt UH4,Uej 1,007,SU8 peo, i'.',33
Nttttrnlntt (3U,377 1180,072 Ine. 1102.1)03
Other Incorno., 3,014 1,601) Ine. 8,308
Total S837.IIUI tl81,f78 Ino. S165.813
Ch.rgt. SUU,S83 49,043 Inc. 1V0.SH8
Surplui. . tt7,00H $IU1!.0J3 Dro. (34,473
The receipts of tho Uoverutnent to day wero;
Cuttoms. 8711,200: Internal revenue, 9381,234.:
and miscellaneous, 810,023, n, total or 91,111,
607. The disbursements were 8025.000. an ex
cels of receipts over expenditures of 818007.
The receipts of tho fltcnl year to dale have been
8270,120,100. nd the expenditures 8270.040,.
600, nn oxcets of expenditures over receipts of
9410,404.
The official count of cash In tho Treasury at
the close of business to-day compared with that
of yesterday shows: . ,
Feb. 23. 3. 84.
Hold coin and bullion, ..tl7,ieB,A77 (107,101,748
Mlrerdolltrsandlmlllon 17,848,787 17,817,028
Unllod states notei 0,188,708 80,000,043
Other titetileitdeniadd .....
lltbllltlel 11,033,073 10.B4tf.087
Avilltb.e etth balance, . ...
Including cold rc.rrTe.22B,30,27 5B,01U,038
Money In London 2 VccnU Hates of dis
count In open market for both short nnd three
months' bills, 2a4(a27sVccnt. Tho Hank of Eng
land minimum rato of dlucount unchongedat
3 V cent. Tho proportion of Its reserve to lia
bilities Is 44.10 cent., against 45.77 Inst week
nnd 33.41 tho same week last yoar. Tho weekly
statement of tho bunk shows tho following
changoj from tho previous account: Tottl re
echo Increased ctlOO.OOO, circulation decreased
03,000. bullion Increased JC0i:i.391. "Other"
securities Increased X2.711.000, "other" de
posits Increased 1,040,000, puhllo deposits
Increasod 1,710,000, notes rnflcrvo Inereasod
573,000. Government socurltlos unchnngod.
Paris advices quote .'I V cent', nt 103
francs 70 centimes. Kxchnngo nn Imdon, 23
francs 27'b centimes. Tho weekly statement of
tho Unnk of Franco shows the following changes
from tho previous account: Notes In circulation
decrotsed 17,1150,000 frnnes. Treasury accounts
current decreased 3,1)00.000 francs, gold on
hand Increased 1,025,000 francB, hills dis
counted decreased 030.000 francs, silver on
hand Increased 4.823,000 francs.
J. & W. Scllgmnn & Co. nnnounco that the
subscriptions to tho 87.300.000 of 6 t cent,
gold bonds of tho Kquitnblo Illuminating Gas
Light Company of Philadelphia received by
them nfter tho books oponod this morning woro
In excess of tho nmounts of bonds olTorcd, and
in consequence tbo subscription books wero
closed to-day instead of at the closo of b 'slncss
to-morrow,
Tho sales of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to
day wero as follows:
Open- 77loa- Lett- Clot.
Salet. Xatne. ina. ett. ett. inc.
BOO Deit A neleher.. ,35 .36 .36 .35
lOOConCtlAVa.... ,06 .05 .05 .06
COO Creede A O Ck.. .04 .04 .04 .04
000 norn Silver .... 1.35 1.35 1.36 1.36
lOHome.takB 11.25 41.25 41.26 41.25
1000 Isabella 20 .20 .20 .20
100 Mollte Olb.on.. .23 .23 .23 .23
SOO Sierra NoTada.. ,05 1.06 1.05 1.05
Total. .lo. 2.010nar.'t.
COSIMEIICIAL, CQ31PEXD.
TnnitsDAT, Feb. 24. Grain Wheat Spot
was oasy. Tho sales wero 67,000 bush.. Includ
ing 17,000 No. 2 rod nt Ol.OOli freo on board
afloat; 48,000 No. 2 hard winter on prlvato
terms nt the outports far export, and 2,000 No.
2 red at 01.00 In elovntor. Free on board afloat:
No. 1 Northern spring. Now York, $1.0911 ;
do. Duluth, 81.09-; No. 2 red. 01.074; No. 1
hard Duluth, S1.13V; No. 1 hard Manitoba,
01.11 'c. Futures declined 2ec to 2sc Future
sales 4,240,000 bush., as follows:
7n.(
OfieninQ. llluhett. Zntreif. Cfo.fn?. .Vf0At.
March 107s lO'i 103 I03C, 10H
Jlsy lnicj nil-,, on'. IOO' 10'JXj
Juir 04 utij v-i ugi 044
September. B'J'-j Mh S2h HSHi 84
Parley Was dull. Now feeding, R2iic.. cost and
freight to lluffnlo tt openlnR of navlcatton. Rye
Was ea.7. No. a V stern, BWtai."8e., free on board
afloat, corn Spot was lower. ThJ sales wero 4V0,
oiii) liuab , Ineludlug 130.000 No. -.' mixed hero; 820,
001 On. at the outports on prKate terms for export;
r.. 000 No. V inlxeil at :im.je. iletiered. and 8j,(Hl0 yel
low at 88e. In elevator. Nn. U mixed In elevator,
S3e. Futures ileclined c. to e. Future stlet
303,000 butb., us follows:
Last
Oprniio.IIi(ihtit.Lc'mt.Clolno.Moht.
Mav IIS S."i"c, 04's H4'8 US",
Jul Mil1, 3l)i U3"Si UO DOKi
Oats Spot was "( to "..h-. lower. Tho sties wero
113,000 I mil , Including 70,00u No. 3 white clipped on
prltsto t, ruin for export No. 3 white, atge.i No. 8
do,:r.'c.; No. 3 whit." cllpied, 83e.i No. 3 do., J.'e.l
No 3 mixed, lt i-jo ; No 8 ilo, :!Ie., ri-Jected mixed,
H0i.;r.: ilo. white, 31c No. 3 mixed, dollvered, :i3e.t
track mlveil, "Jlsa:3"se.t do white. 33,000 at 8J(s
8Sc. futures were nomlualu lower. No salet,
Latt
Openlr.y. Ulghett. Latcett. anting. Xtaht.
illy .... .... 3(1 'h 30'
Wheat whs fntrly active to-dav. but weak. On gen
eral tdlluir foriocal and foreign account, lllduied lw
the breuk In the ntncK market, prices deellued
thurnh. Stop losi orders were reaobed, uoceleratlng
the decline. Towanl the close price, rallied slightly
on covirlugnf short', together with romo neve bu Ing.
Iitrroo lecllned VI to Vjd. Ptrls ini Irregular.
Autuerp was null t. The Northwe.teru receipts wero
384 eats, against 350 last week unl lfis lat year.
Th t flout output at thn Nortbwe-t last weelc was
.'103.300 libl... ngohmt VTI.nilH ii jrsr .o
Tho Cincinnati ric Current In Its weekly crop
summary .aid. "This 'i.v lieen a rather .evero week
on the wheat crop In sum locallt'e-t, though now
there Is a considerable extent of mjw protect'on.
The arer.ge condlilon ha not ehnugeil much Thn
a.lvHiiccd tirlcui havo enlarged tho marketings of
grain." Corn nnd oats decllneit In sympathy with
wlcat. Liverpool was ticchatigid to sd. lower mi
corn. Ther- wa a guol expirt donianl for corn
Chicago rmelved 08"! earsof corn and :H3 of oats and
expects 030 and ..03 ears respeetlvt-ly tomorrow.
Chicago. Feb. 24. -"Tho general run of to
day mos bearish on wheat, although the war
stare had more luduence than unythlng else, caus
ing ., liberal realizing by ptrtua who were long, out-
Ide of the I elter Interest. Around uOe. broker, for
thu bull faction were liberal buyers for July. Liver
pool eamo "..d. loner, and predicted that early slilii
ments from India would be heat ler than cxpectid.
Argentine catties reported luiproied weather. Clear
ances from tba seaboard were 387.0U0. Uocetpts
h-re 133 ears, with 133 estimated for tomor
row. In tho lant two da). 81 enri of contract
grale bare gnno Into regular elevator, for mixing
houses. There Is llabln to be a good deal of
win at feci lved here from annus sources
between now and the llr&t of 3Isr. Fjirorable oroii
weather would exert a bearish Inlluen o on the dlf.
ferent outlons. Corn I.Iiuid.itlou In eoar.n grains
caiiKtd lower prlcis for both corn and oats, enoh
losing about '4C Iteeelpts of corn were 833 ears;
estimated for to morrow 130 Receipts or oats :U3,
with llOBesilnntedfnrto morrow. Clearances of corn
werearan over l.ono ooo Imili., making tbo total
for two days ocer 3.000,000. F.xport bids on loth
cvrn and oats to-dny ere out of Muo Tho stock of
corn In store and afloat Is In the neighborhood of
3.000,000 bui.li .and ueeils ttio .u.talnlng Influeuco
of a good demand to maintain price.. With the bet
ter eouutrv roads receipts here will 1m liberal."
FIOI'U Trade was rather moie active than of late,
and prices were easier, owing to tho .harp break In
wheat. The sties wero 12,3U0 Dbli.
Ilbl: 5aet.
Receipts 1U.M07 14.33U
F.xports 11,041 SO
Winter In bbls.: huprflne. t3.05rt$:i.S3; No. 2 extra,
S3 Id .tt J. 70; stralghti, S4.ll0i(4.hl); patents, (4 NO
(,(." 83. Spring In nhls.: Clears, 41.30US4.S3;
straights, (4 7SittS, patents, I3.33US3.40. 31 111 feed
Was steady. Western spring In 100- lb sacks, $lr,.3ll
USI3 73; 300.&., 13((I3.3U, winter In bulk, (13
f817.
13otto Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales of no bales for spinning. Middling uplands,
"i.e., against 7ic laitjeart New Orleans and liult
tier., aalnvl 7 ae. last J oar. The I-outhern spot infr
kets wen- generally steady Charleston iidtaueed
1 ine New nrlesiia ! I 3.0110, Augusta iBc, Jlo.
bllo 700, Norfolk 3113, bavauuiih BH7. and M Louis
Villi t aim. I.twrponl advnneed 1-H3d. on tho sl.ot
for middling and nl,oe, and 1 10 1. for other grades.
t 11)1 sales of 13.1100 hip at futures their npem-il I
point lower, milled, and advanced 1 to lij point,
loll reait-d, closing uneliunied to i-j point higher,
Manchester vas qul-tlnit .:oad. Ilio lloinhsy re
ceipts for the week were dl.lllio bales, ajalnst 3ll,0u0
ln,icar. blpntents to Oiett I'rltslu, 1,000, aguliiFt
none last yor: tutheCout 11-nl 3,uno. ngalnst 1.1,000
Inst year. The receipts at tho principal Interior
towns were us follows;
lAltt fMtt
To-iUiy. llVet-. JVar, 1893.
Augusta... 3lili 70 173 e3rl
Memphis, I, .In I 1,3111 4 11) 748
M Louis 1118 V34 371 1113
Cincinnati 3.1 18 1,017 1,043 007
Houston. .3,1811 4,317 1,7411 8,217
The shipments from Augusta today wero 88 1 hales,
Memphis 1,3:10, ht. Lout. 8,8114, Cincinnati 2,033,
and llou.ton 3,330 bale., ilotistnit expert, to morrow
3.M10 to 4,000. against 4.773 Lit week, 1,701
last year, and 4 083 III 1833. New Orlonm expects
10,0110 to 11,000, ugalutt 4. 3JI last week. .'1,40.1 lust
jer, and 8,138 In 8S. The port receipts were It),.
(jUObales. ag.luit 3S.B71 last week. H,34H last year,
and 87,048 In 1803; thu. far this week 12h,7N4
against 107,180 thus far last week. The exports
from the port, wore 23,e(i3 bile.. New Orleans ad
vanced 3 to :i points, hut reacted, Futuroi here
opened 3 to 4 points higher, lost this and ileellnid 3
to 3 points, recovered and advanced 1 to 8 points,
then reacted and clotcd rtesdr at a net decline- of 1
to 3 points, Willi sales of 301, OOO btlos. The future
trading was as follows:
rfoifntr Illahttt, Lmrrtl. Salet.
February. B.tuitjOOO tl.og 11 no 20(1
March 0.0(1(4. . ., 11.04 3.1)8 48.ti.io
April II.O3UII04 II OS 1103 v.nno
May. , .. (IOiImO.07 11.13 11.03 OB.hOO
June.. il (IHmiI.IO tin 11(111 S. 10(1
July 0,l2in l:l n.17 11,11 8,3110
August. .0,1 5i.lS. 1 It II lu K.I3 60.300
Beptember 0.14U8 in n.lN 0.14 I. win
October.. ..ll.U'rtO.IB fl.HI fl,I3 3,8110
Noeliiber,.8.14(i4ll,l3 8 17 8.14 1,3011
Dfteinber..tU7ci.18 0.17 8.17 100
The trading lucolton today w as of moderate volume,
but lu the main of a locul character. Prices fluctu
ated within a natron rtuge vtltouui decide,, u-u-deney
either war, and at tho rloso tney wero prtcll
ctlly tinchaugi-d from lie! ulght'l final iuotatlons.
At the opening prlies udvauceo slightly on t rally In
I.lverpoul alter an easier opening and a good demand
there for .pot cotton at an advanoe. Smaller receipts
at the ports aUo had tomo Influence. Hut tho
weikurst In tho stock tutriet checked bulllih oper
ations tna etused a reaction. The loss was slight,
however, tnd was soon recovered uu local buying,
March notices for about 111.000 to 13,000 bales were
Issued, but they had no effect. The spot market, at
the Ijouth were linn, with a good demand, and the
export, were liberal, exceeding the receipts by mure
lr,ou 7,000 bale.. Toward thu clots price, declined
slightly nnulllng by local iculpers. lrr goods wero
moioactlro lu-Uay and (Inn, Trny, .Mt , Feb. 111.
"1'reptrttlous for the new crop htve tieguu, Dou't
think there will t , very large clecrraso In acreage,
but a eunilderable reduction In use of ferilllrers.
More com will be plented, and we understand
eonstderable laud hat tlready been devoted to oats,
Oti the whole, we think a decline Instead of an ad
vance lu the market right now would naru been bene
ficial 10 II111 boutu In leachliigby low price, tatt over
production should Lo avoided. Our farmer, have
heeu benefited by heavy demand for our cattle that
are lie Ing blppd West, and considerable money nti
gnu,, Into their pockctt from this source."
Cvrrt-ltlo vn the spot was dull but itstdyi No.
7. tUstao Y. Rttt BOO bin Buetrtmtof t on private
ttrmt. Th future trading was at follows!
Saltt. Illahttt. iosee.f. .'"'?''.
Jtnutry.... ,730 6.03 B.ys b.oob.bb
Febrntry.., BOO 6.88 B.BR M5?'55
Mtrch.. ...1MB0 B.BB B.4B S-JJS-J2
Mar ,, d.COl) 3.80 B.80 3.B(8.ao
June 600 3.08 B.BS B.OOaB.flt
July 3,130 6.70 6.70 6.88O3.70
Au.uit B0 B.7B 8.7B B.70B.'iB
Beptember. 7,760 8.83 6.80 S'Z55'!:t!
December.. 8,000 6.B3 6.00 6.80OB.06
Futures hert declined B tn 10 points, closing
tteady, with l. lei of 40,760 bagt. Havre de
clined V to t. ntmburg wit unchanged to
ofg. hlzher. Itlo was qultt at BO relt
advaneet receipts In two dayt lO.OOOt ttock
881,0001 exchange 0 8.1-OJd., an advance of 1.33d.
B.ntos was quiet and unckingedi reeelpts In two
days sn.OOOistnek 806,000. Selling by tired holders
caused the decline here to-day. l.tts Rrattllan ad
vleet tttte that the crop prospects aro very promis
ing. The Btntot yield It Is stated will be larger than
the present out and the Itlo equal to that
of thla seatnn. Dean expect Urge receipts
till the end of March, aa there appears tn be plenty of
coffeo lu the Interior. Meantime Jobbers here are do
ing verv little but nest. Most of them litre been
bullish for a long lime on a gtadutlly declining nap
ket, and they are helteccd lo hold a good tupplr of
coffee. The short Interest Is said to bo trifling Home
of the short telling It said to have Iwen merely
tgalut purchtsct In Drttll. Shorts who cover put
out short lines a?aln on tny advtnce. At to the
spcciilttlon, It Ii itlll oslDslgninosnt and uninterest
ing as over. Tho nuittde public seems to bt afraid to
touch coffee nn either side of the market, at has been
the ease most of the time for some years past
Mrtals Iron was dull, Hpot, Febrntry, March, tnd
April, S,43fn.0S. Coprer was higher, spot, Feb
ruary, March, April and Mar, ll.BBdtll.Bno. Lead
was easv. Hpot, February. Mtrch, tnd April, 8.75(
II 8t)e, Tin was firm, Hpot, February, and March,
14, 03(414, 16c. Spelter as unchanged. Spot, Feb
ruary, March and April, 4,IOe44.30e.
I'novtsioss Lard wasdull, hut steady t prime, 83.43
rlty, t3,13Hi(it3.23i refined for the Continent, C3.P8,
Pork was lower mess. 111), 70$11. Cut meals were
firm, l'lckled hams, "ViSc.t do, bellies, BV-til'ec.;
do. Bhoulders, 4sc. Dressed hogs. B(eB8spo. Ttllow,
SVc nutter Creamery, Western extras. 300.1 firsts,
lfVilUcu seconds. 1 (Ki 1 7c.t thirds, 14lcCtl3'-je.i state,
finest, IPe.; firsts, 17(18c.t thirds toseeonds, 149180.
Cheese State, full cream, large fanry, BKc.i choice,
88Ue.t fair to goid, 7loel7;4e.: common, 81a'it7c.t
small colored and white fancy, Hcsec; chol e, HU(
8o,t tominon to good, 74c. Kggs Fresh gathered.
State tnd Pennsylvania, fancy, 15j.l3ic.i llaltlmore,
firsts, lBc.t Washington do, 15o. ; Western do, 18e,
Chicago. Feb. 34. "Provisions, In tympatby with
the groin markets and uneasiness over the political
situation, were tower. Packers bought early, tint
turned sellers at the close. The cash demand for both
cash and speculative was lighter than It has been."
htocn ttnw was quiet hut tteadyt Bt test,
8 11-lilc.t DO' test. 4 3-lOc. Bales 700 tonicentrlf
ligale, 118" test, at Ilreakwater at 3 -jC, coit, freight,
and Insurance, and 1,40(1 brigs do., DO test, at 4 3-10e.
eX'thlp. Reined was quiet.
CllR'ioo, Feb. 3 1. These were to d.y's pricet:
.ait
TTTieaf.' Openfno. lligUett. Lnirett. doting. S'laM.
Feb 1.03' 1.031. 1.04 l.O.ICj l.Oll
May 1.03 1.034 1.0 14 1.031, 1. 00
Jul) 01 814 MIC, RO-s I'li
Kept 711 7IH 7Hl4 7ss 7U4
Deo .... 781-j 7SHi 77' 78 7s
Corn:
May 301 3n3 3(l'i 30', S0,
July Ill 314 30', 81 .'U's
Sept.. .. 334 324 83 2l, 33
Onli:
May .... Sfls, 28a, SS, sfli, 204
July 314 21, 24 24, 2t,
7ord:
Mav.. .. 3.2713 3.274 3.224 8.334 6.274
July 3.374 C.374 3.30 6.30 6.874
Ktos:
May 3.23 6.23 3.13 3.13 3.224
July B.30 3.30 3.23 4 6.224 6.30
IMrk!
May.. ..$.10.73 J10.774 $10.(15 $10,118 $10,824
July 10.73 10.80 10.074 10.074 11.83
Live Stock Market.
NxwYorx, Thur.dty, Feb. 24. Receipts of beevet
wero 01H head. Including 3 cars for the market.
Nothing doing at the cattle yards. Feeling aleady.
City dressed native sides slow at 7c$H4c. V &. Cablet
f rum European market! showed no change In tone or
nrlces. Exports today 034 llvo cattle; tomorrow,
188 head.
Receipts of calves w ere 06 head, all for the market.
Trade limited for lack of offerings, hut feeling firm.
Ordinary to prime veals sold at $8$8 V 100 Its.
Nograssers. City dressed vesls steady at84($114c
V Tb.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 04 cars, or
1,808 head, Including 4 earn cons gned direct. Count
Ingtho stale Mock there were 74 cars on sale. No
theep offered, but nominally flrmt light lamts wore
also rated Arm, while hotty do, were slow and un
changed. Four cars unsold, (lend to prime lambs
soil nt $3 ntiv($ii ino ns. Dressed mutton firm
at 84(hc. i n,.; dressed lambs at 74(ic!le
Receipts of hog, In 'ludlng 24 cars to b sold, were
2,31)3 head. Muwaud weak at $4,33ut$4.30 v" 100
Its
Ileal Kslnte Frlvnte Sales.
J. D. Trimble has sold for the New York ruble and
Common Prnjer Rook Society to Fdwurd Kocbller,
No. 74 West Ninety fourth strcot, a three-story brown
Btono dwelling, 17xUUxli3, for about 33,000
llllams A llro.. It Is reported, have sold No. 37
West Fortv-nfth street, tolteujumln F. Spink, u three
story brnwntnne dwelling. 1M. 11x103.
A. L. Miirdecal and miii havo sold for Adler & Herr
mau to the Soiboardlt alt Compjiiy tho entire east
erly front of Ssventh ncenue. running fro'o 112th to
113th strei-t, bcln? 3U1.10 feet ou Heveuth avouuo
ami 100 feet deep.
Jsmes lltlley has sold for Mrs. Flannih Hanover
tho five-story store and tenement houso No. :li)4
Tenth avenue, 111.3x100.3, to S. Herman for$IH,000.
David Stew art has sold to Frank 11. Fablttl, for tlio
llrust Mar Compjii), three lots, 73x104 11. 011 the
south side of l-.'ld street, 33(1 feet east of Eletcnth
avenue The purchasers will erect four three story
dwellings 011 iho property. The same broker has
told to tl e EriM Marx Company, for (Jeorgo It.
bi hleflolln. tho plot 73xt3. on the uortheast corner of
Audubon avenue aud llP-th street.
W. A. CUrk of Untte. Mont., Is tntving plans ilraw n
by Lord, Hew lett & Hall fur a palatial rour-stor rest
denco to lie e reeled at tho northeast corner or Fifth
avenue and Heeenty-seventh street. The house Is es
timated to cost (730.000.
Ttenl Kslate Auction Snlcs.
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday William M.
Ran sold No. '.J Lewis street. 133 fuet north of
Ilroomo street, three-story and buselueut b gh stoop
ldlck dwelling, 33x1011, partition sate, to Newman
t'oweu for S13.10O; also No. 8ti llroome street, 73
feet west of Leel street, three-story and cellar
brick building. 23,1x73x23x75. partition sate, to
Rernnrd Milauowsky for $13,300; aUo No. 3 Allen
stleet. 173.10 feet eolith of Hester street, six stury
and cellsr brick tenement house, wltti two stores,
33 7xS.:ix33.mx7S.3, to Nnthali Cohen for $33,033;
alio No. 34 Alb n street, 188.3 feet south of Hester
street, runs ui.i 73. 4x south 77.5x went 33.1x north
45. Sx went 30.4 to Allen stleet, x north 32.8 to
lieglnulug, llvu story aud cellar Lrlek tenement front
house, with two stotts. and a four storj and cellar
lirlik rear tenement bou.e, partition, to Jackson &
bteru for $.11.00(1, titso No ll Elm street, w. st tide,
as widened, 180.0 rest toutlt of tlrand street, lle
story and cellur now I rle-k-froiil tenement liouse, 35x
73.10x33x74.7, to S. II. Moue for $24,300; also.No. 30
Chrjstle street, 11)0 feet nortlior lit) ard strei t, six
story and cellar brick tenement house, with two
stores, 33 1x100.0x33.4x100. 11, to J, O. Slater for
$:ll),tiliO;ul.o No. H5 Canal street, northeast corner of
1- Idrldge street, tlvo story and cellar brick tenement
bouse, with two plate gists .tores, psrtltloo,'
to t-cliaff Sllberiuan for R33,i 00, also No. 21
Uoerek street and Nos. 3iand 40 llroome street, north
sseAt corner Rroomettrei 1,25,1x73.3x33,1x78 7t Nos.
2t eioerck end 3h Ilroomo streets Is a flee story brick
tene uient house, with two stores, and 40 llroome
street Is a four-story hrlck tenoment bouse, with two
stuns, partition, 10 A. Otieuberg for 83B, 100; also
northwest corner First hveiiuu and Klghty-secnnd
street, old buildings, consisting of three story and
basement frame dwelling, shop, and two stands, 311 3
x 1 00. 1 x 44, 1 xl 00, forecloiiire, to Jacob hchlosser for
$.11,100.
I) I'liii'nlxIngiahaui&Co. 10M Nos. mos-innt Sec
ond avenue, northeast corner Klghi third street. 33. 10
x 100, two ll-Mory lulck tenement house, with
atoies. foreclosure, 10 C. and V.. Ooelr. for 87K,0ii(i,
l'eter F Mi ) et- ft Co, told No. 340 F.sst Thlrtt second
street, 135 feet west of First uveutie, 17.8x1)8 P. four
story hrloL tenement house, with stores, to Thomas
O'Connor for $3,080.
Thompson ft I'ryortold No. 178 Forsyth street. 130
fe 1 1 north of Ills lugtonstreet, SBxlno. nve story brick
tenement houre, foreclosure, to John II. Uurt fur
$14,100.
lirjnn L. Kennelly soil No. 304 Hast Th'rty-nfth
street, 100 feet 1 an Hucomt avenue, 23xUK.li, four
ctor br.ox teiiemnul house, w ith stores, and two
story brick ttablo on real, 10 Andrew J. Tlerney for
$12,10(1. also No. 200 I'lcasaut avenue, near I'l 5lh
struet, four-story brownstono Hat bouie, lot 18. Ox
til. IM lu ut 300.
strong & Iielaud sold No. 14(10 Avenue A and No.
450 i-events e gblh street, begins Avenuo A, south
wenteiirner Beceiity elglitn strict, 25xU4, four-story
lrlek tetieinent house, with st ires 011 aveuue, and
twostory fran.o ilweillng, with Mores, on stnel,
foreclosure, to W. (1. Dates for $1K,700,
Jumes L. Wells sold No. 3U5 142d stroet, 35x100,
three Morv framo dwelling, force lo.uro, to rrank
B.'hattler for $ i.pio.
Adrian II, Muller ft Bon .old No. 31H West sixty.
second street VBxtO'J.B, live story brick tenement
house, foroi Insure, to bussnna S. Mlnturn for $13 -Olio
also No.2.10 West filxty-cecond street, 33x100 s,
flciistorv brick teueinent bouse, foreclosure, to bu
sunns s Mlnturn for $15,000
F. II, Ludlow & Co, sold No. 70 West Ninety-Ant
street, near Central Park Writ, tlve-story brown
stone and brick flat house, lot 27x100,84, voluntary
sale, lo II, C. T fiolotuon for $20,830.
Charles A, llcrrlain sold Nn. 103 Fast 123d street,
tn ar Park teenue, four-story brownstono flat house,
lot 20x100,11, oxecutor's sale, to K. c. llanki for
$14,000. '
Court 4'nlendart Tblt liny.
Appellate lilt Islon Supreme Court. Motions Or
ders. Nos. 35, II, 37, 13,45, 47, 48,411,50, 31.33,53. B I,
hupruuio court Special Term. Part I. Motion cab
endar called at in. 3(1 A. M Part II Court opens at
111(30 A, M. F.x-parte matters. Part III Clear.
Motions, Demurrers, Nos. mifl, 1138. Preferred
eausu No, 8344. Part IV, C'oso unfinished.
Law and fact Nos. R07U, e07t), (Hind, a 1 ;t.i
5(183, B823, 5018, 4073. 4U1I.I. 6tl5. 003"
4UM, 3122, 1 Villi, 5847, 5872, BH77, B3III. Bull'
6050, 5U80, 3U01, 4847, 6.112. 324H, 3240. 5:1111 '
3835, 5317, BIIUH, 6431. 3431, 5430. 41117'
5277. 1'art V. Clear. Cases from Part IV. Part
VL Motto:: to bo sent from hprclal Part I. Part
VII. Case unfinished, llevated rallrnoel eases, Irlal
Term Part IL Caio unfinished. Preferred causes
Nos. I4U51. 143111, 13237, 14847, 8203, 14877
13-183,14760, l73, 14824,151113, 15810, 1B0BI
3813, IB37U, 1B433, 13237, 12810, 12HU. 14297
18118, 1402O. 1311.11. 16430, 14120, PartHI.-CaVo
unllnlshed. Nos. 733H, HIOO, H037.N08J.H487.N4tm
hMl, 7328. 7880, 7027, 8310, 74B3, 7818, 0:t
6330. Part IV. Clear, Casos from Part III
Part V. Ctso unfinished. Cues from Part 111, Part
VI 4,'ase unflul.hed. Ct4es frum Part III. Part
VII -Clear. Nos. I3S03. B005, B017, 837N. N451
7430, 7010, H037, 811111, 8048, 11272, 7701)! 83X0
8335, B-82, 8885. bllHS, 1288, 00, 80BB Part
VIII -Adjourned for the term. Part IX No city
e.leinltr 1'trt X. Clear. Cites from Part VII, Pari
XL Judgit lo charge. Cases from Part VII, prt
XII Adjourned for the term.
eurrogatn's Court Chambers. Motion calendar
eallid at 10:30 A M, For probate-Wills of Anns 8.
Young, at in A M.: Amelia O Ludlow, Catherine A.
Kienan, Antoinette P Sparks, Joseph O'Dwsrr. at
10:311 A M 1 Frtnk I,. Hatch. Wm. F. Ford, at 3 p M
Trial Tvrm Court opens at 10i30 a. M, No. 1:103
wlllofAgnesB V A, II. Hi No. 1HB0. will of Margaret
J Hiulthi No. I30W. will of Savlna McDonald.
City Court htieelal Term Court oiwua at 10 A U.
Mot una at 10:80 A. M Trial Terni-i'arli I,. It. ill
and IV. aajourntd line die. ' ' "'"
jfiuniiclnl. financial.
SIX PER GENT. GUARANTEE FUND NOTES
OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company,
MATUrtlXU XOVE.MIirtn l. IHOtt,
nSFKnttlVG TO OCIl OFFKIt OF FKBtlWtllY 1T, IHO"), TO nKPt'.X'D HIE AtlOtn
ROimlXTOTIIRtl'llRrKU. UKUKIMI, StOllTtlAUR IIOMI ItODS OF THF. ATCIllSOY,
TornilA ,jjn iisiTA fk litti.w.tv onp.siv. ox this iimh mf ss.ooo i $ run ckt.
BO.D8 WITH COl'rO.tS IIUR Al'nils 8T ATTAtlllCIl. Mitt KVItltV SIB. OOO OF o I'm
CKT. 4)TFJ, OTUIt 18 IIT.lt Kit V 4JIVKV THAT THIS OFFItlt tVII.I, IIH WITIIIIIttM A OtJ
SIAnCII 1ST AKXT.
AS OFFICIAL SrtTKVIKAT OF TUB I'OSITIOX OF TIIK 'OVIPAr AD 111:1 At I.S OF OI'l$
OFFER t'AX UK OIITAIltlED VMS APFUCATIO AT TUB OFFICK OF Til It UVAIIATT
TltUST CO.HPAM', OS CKDAIt NTIlIIKr.
Euhn, Loeb & Co. Speyer & Co. Guaranty Trust Co.
NEW YOI1K, February 14th, 1808
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Go.
REORGANIZATION.
TO TUB IIOLDBlt. OF
First Morta-nirn nonda ar Ilia
REAIIDB AMI llHIIOIll.VV nRIDOB
KMtlATBII ItAII.UOAD CO.
Heeand 3lnrtrnae nmidt ofttiei
nrtooHi.Y.'s ki.f.vati:u mil. no ao co.
Seronal Morlcace liieonm Dnlliti ortht
U.XIO.V EI.RVATBII ItAIMlOtO CO.
Capital silneb or Ilia
nnooHLVx ki.bvatbo nAit.no.to co.
Kotlcn la hereby elveii that In pnrtunnoe of
tbn plan or reorcanltatlon heretofore) nu
nounred, the 9KfOn l"JTAttSIBT OF 05
rr.Il CT.XT, or the amounts to tie paid by lbs
above deaci tbed security holders la railed nnd It
payable at the otJIre or the CF.TltAI, TIll'ST
COMPANV tlF ,KV YORK, rl Willi (tlreet,
SiBST York city, on .MARCH 7TII. ItJOBl.
Paianentt nindo svlll b. atnntpelt on Trust
Company eertlflcntea or depotlt
NEW YOIUC February 17, 1893.
F. F. Olcott.
Chairman,
J.me. T. Wo.dwnr-. Comll,ltUR,
Cfaarlra Pnriont,
Rrmt TtintmiiiiDs
Xeonurd IotTlaofan.
AUniAS H. JOUNE, J. N. WALLACE, 8m,
Counsel. B4 Wall St., N. Y.
New York Central &
Hudson River R. R. Co.
3 GOLD BONDS, 1997.
lew Vrk nud tLondon. Fobrury IO. IBO.
IXftrnrrlne t our circular r Jnnumrr 1
1HOM. olTprluc lo rzclmiire Tnrlous Hew
I'ork CrDtrnl A Hudson Rtrer IU It. Co.
nni1 Tor the new U 13 per rent. Cold Dondi.
11107, or tfan tame Cotnpanr. vre hereby nn
nounco that the holder oTS'iO.OOO, OOO oTuch
bond hare arnlled nr thu otTer or conTerslon
therein contained. We nro now prepared to
recelvn 830,000,000 additional or the rnrloua
Uauea enumerated In our circular nbore men
Honed for conTrlou on tho same terras, ex
cept Hint the price for the now 3 1-3 per cent.
MortR-nve old lion da will be 103 1-3 and In
tcreat. lVe rearrte to ouraeUe the rlvht.
liavreTer. to Turthcr ndrance thl price with
out notice.
J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
23 WALL STKLfcl, MSW VOltK.
J. S. MOBtCa. X CO.,
22 OLD BIIOAD S.TKECT. LONDON.
Electro-Pneumatic Transit Co.
More then a majority of tbo stock of tho Electro
Pneumatl" Transit Company liavlnjr been deposited
under tho eondltlons of tho Protective Agreement
dated January lOtli. IBIlS, NOTICE IS IIEIIEBY
GIVEN" that depo'lu of stiek will be received at tho
MANHATTAN TUIWT COMPANY, Wall Street, corner
Nassau, New York, up lo nnd Including FEBRUARY
USTII, 1808, without penalty, after which date no
stock wilt be recited except upon the payment of a
peua'ty of ten cents per shnre. In addition to the
payment of twenty cents per ihare provided In said
Protective Agree ment.
Dated New York, Kcli. 14th, 1808.
Jl)ll I. WATERBDR7,
W. A. DICK,
ItElt.VAItll UAItVCn,
Committee,
LEOPOLD WAI.LACII. Counsel.
i'ulilic -Hotitts.
pOST Ori'ICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, at changei
may occur at hit t'roe.)
Korelun malls lor the week endlnc Feb. 20. 1B0H.
will close (I'lllUIPTLYIn all eases) at theOeneral
1'o.tonicu as follows: 1'AIIUH.S POSI 31A1LS close
one hour earlier thau cluslut; time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
SATOnDAY. At twin A. M. for OHEAT nRITAIN,
IRELAND. lirLtllUM, NETHEltLANDS. AUS
TRIA, aud NORWAY (Eeruen;, per steamship
Cainpunla, la Qucenstown (letters for other parts
of Europe must lie ilirecteil "per Campania'): at
Bl.ll) A. M. for OKIUIANY, DENMARK. SWEDEN,
NORWAY' (Clul.tlanlal and RUSlIA, per tteinv
fchli K. lilsmarck'. via Hamburg; (letters for other
parts of Euiope, sla Chertiotirg and South
onipton, must lie dlreeled "oer F. Rlsniorck")!
at 7 A. M. for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND,
1TW.Y. M'AIV, PORTU11AL. TURKEY'. EdYPT,
and 11HITIHK INDIA, per steainsulli La Cliam
pagne. via Has nn at h A. M. for NETHERLANDS
dlre.r, per steamship Amsterdam. la Itottordam
(letters must lie illnctod "per Amsterdam"): at
HA. M. for (ll.NOA. per steamship Ems (loiters
niUht ho illrfi'led "per Em"li ut 111 A. M. for
f-COTf,ANI- direct, per steamship Furnestla. via
Ola-gow (letters must be dtrrotcd "per Fur
neik!a''J, PRINT r.I) MATTER, fte. German stenmeni sailing
on Tuisiliiys toke Printed Matter, &c for Ger
tuatiy, and Specially Addrcs.ed lkrlnted Mailer,
Ae. for otiier parts or Inrope, American and
N hlto btnr steamers on Weilnesiiais, German
stettiners on ThtirKdnvs, nnd Cunard, Freneli. and
Ger.nau steotners on Saturdays tako Printed Mat
ter, Av . for all loutilrles fur which they are ad
scrllsed to carry mall.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls iiatiiul above, additional supplementary
malts ore opened on tin piers of Hit Murrlcau,
English, French and Oeriiinn steamers, and re
main open until within TenMluuteiuf tho hour
of sailing of stettuer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WFhT INDIES, Ac,
FRIDAY' At'lDA. M. (slipp enientarr in-!10 A.M.)
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JUtl.MIE. JAMAICA
HAVANII.I.A, and I.REYIOWN, per steiuuihlii
Aleno (letters for Costa ltict must ! dlreetra
"per Alene' ii nt 1 p M. for HARIHUOS direct
end NOR111 I1R.II Ma Para ami Manaos, per
Btiamshlp tlriliigeii.eiat '.' P 51, for POKIO RICO
direct, per stiainshlp Jamaica; at 17 P. 31, (or
NAhSAtl. N. P., pir atesniililp Miami, from
Miami, Fla.
BATl'RDAY.-At SflO A. M. for HRA7.IL and I.V
Pi ATA ( nUNTP.IFS, sin Itlo Janelio, iter steam
ship Amalll. from Philadelphia (letters for North
llranl must be illreeleil " per Amulir'li at 10 110
A. M tor CA.MP'CllK, CHIAPAS, TAHAKfO.
and YUCATAN, per steamship Seguninoi (letter!
foroilfr puns of Mexico and for Cuba must bn
lire ted "ir scguranra")! at II a. M for
NEAVI OUNDLANIl. per steanishlp Portlat at 111
l. for GRENADA. TRINIDAD and TOIttllO. per
.leaninlllp Ollviileno, al fH0 P, M. for NEW
...?'"lfs'""''s,, per steamer f-olii North bydney
Kl"N ,,-,rA,.,V1'' 5,;.: farSA-SAU, N, P., per steam
hip Miami, from M'utul, Fla.
Mills for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and
ineiiec by steauiel. close at this ofllco dally at H;:lu
P M. Mails for Ml.iuelon, by rail to Roston ami
thence by steJlnci close at this nflliu dully at M.IU
P. 31, Malls for Cubj closo at this onlcndalli at
7 A. M., for forwardlnir bv steamers sailing
(Moudu)sand Thursdajs) from Purl rainpa. Fla
Malls for MexicoCiiv. overlstid, unless tiiertally
ndUresied for despatch by steimer. tloseatthls
offlee dally ttVlli A. M. ami '.!l(l p M. Iltecls.
urediiuiii-liises at I, p M previous day,
TRANSPACIFIO MAILS.
Malls for China unit Japan (specially aldressed nnlv)
per steamship Fniprcmof China (from Vancouver,
rose hem dally up to Feb. .'i ,t n.au p, M
Malls for the Moclity IsUli'ls. pr.f t,,, (tBi,
(from ban Fr.inelstbi, tlo.ii heredallt nolo lvo
t-J tt i.t-lii p 1 Mall, for Chlua'anil Jpi ,,.
ici steaui.lilp City of Peking (from ban Fran.
S seoi, close here dally up lo Feb. m at H::m P. .
Mai s for Australia lexeepv Wist Ausirallai, Now
Zealand, Hawaii, nnd FIJI Islands, per sle.m.iTin
Aorangl (from Vmieous; n.clo.e here daily after
Feb IlitandupioMar hliai il imp M. Malls for
llawall, pnrsteaimlilp .mtralin from ban Fran.
Cisco), close here oally up lo March n at iliiti p.
M, Mall, for China and Japan, per s'eam.hlii
Tacoma ,from Tacomi). rln. here dally un o
March e .t iliMiip M Hall, for Australia (..x"
l-ept Iho.o for Mi it Ausirallai, which are fui
warded sla Europe. New Zcalvid, Hassan. Fiji
and Kaniojn Islands, per steamship Moans tfrniii
Han FraiioWoi, cluso here d illv un lo March ItH
! I A "' 'J A. 51 ' na" " '" " Jl r on a Vital
mauVU Aus't'tVl'lar'""'' Co""""" """ "f
Transt aclllo malls aro forwarded to port of sailltiv
daily ,a the scheditlo of closing f. arranged o5
lli.presuniptloii of Ihelr unlulerrupied ovlrltnd
trtn.lt. Ilu-glsterra mall closet at 0 P.M. ore.
vlouiday, r
., . CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Pott Office, New Vwlt, N. V., Ifeb. i, isus, '
Money to Loan at 4, 4J, & 5
Lnrpo or nmnll nmounts.
Apply directly ami into ospensa.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
and. TRUST COMPANY.
11G Broad way, 173 RoniBcn St-,
Now ioric. Urnoklvn.
CAPITAL 52,500,000.
SURPLUS $2,ooo,ooa
HAVEN & STOUT
1 Nassau Street, Cor. Wall St.
fNew Y'ork Stock Exchange,
Members ol New York Cotton Uxchanga,
I Chicago Hoard of Trade.
Orders executed cn the above Exchanges In
BONDS, STOCKS, COTTON, GRAIN
1 WOULD ADVISE the purchase of stocks tt pros
ent prices nud ttand ready lo serve you, J. p.
WINTRINOHaM, teltpiione 1M2 Cortlandt, ite Pint
at., N. Y. Atlantic Mutual Scrip wanted. Local
securities bought and told.
J
ifitlemljj una interest.
coixmio.AAinriirAii,WA co. "
The balance of the outstandlnr 7 per cent. Equips
ment llondsof 18R7, msturlng on March 1st, 18U-,
svlll be paid on and after that date at the Central
Trust Co., 61 Wall street. Now Y'ork. at ion. Inter
est ou said bonds will cease on March 1, IHuh.
Coupons of the above Equipment Ponds due Marcti
1, 18Uti, will be paid at the same time and plaoo.
OSCAR UUNKE, Treasurer.
New Y'ork. Feb, '-'1st, IHB3,
Uelassarn mud Hudson (aasl Cntnpans.
NEW YORK. Feh'v 23. 180R.
A quarterly dividend or ONE AND ONE QUARTha
(IU) Pr.R CENT, on the capital stock of this Company
will bt paid at the office of the Company, SI Cort
landt St.. In this city, on and afterTuesday,Mtroh 13,
lHOt, The transfer books will bo closed from Hit
close of business to day until the morning of Wednes
day, March HI. 1SU8.
Uy order of the Hoard of Manai-ert.
CHARLES A WALKER, Treasurer.
cCtmUng QoUla aud lltnumutjt.
667-BROADW AY67i f"
CENTRAL HOTEL,
IV TUT. 1IERT OF FV YOIUC.
Location absolutely uutqualled for Biulneu, SlgbV
seeing, and -Pleasure.
Th Ifew Ilnptd Trnnvlt Cable Llnrs Paitlnfl
tba Iloor run Ihn lCntlrn Irnutb of nra(t
wnr from the Halt fry to Oiitral Park
Stawmina Mil th Patlilotinble Slorei,
Tlirntrea, nnd Principal Attrao-
floni of the VAty
ORAXD CEMTJiAh DKI'OT laAsenRerscan tako LEX
ISGTON A VKN I7E CAULU CAHS direct to or From th
Hotel to 42d St. Station, or Fourth Arcane Car
direct to Astor place or Iloud et., one block In front.
1'ASSKSfJKItS ARRIVING BY ANY OF THE FEU.
RI1Z.S or either FOREIGN or COASTWISE STEAMERS
can tako any Crona-Town car or walk to Broadway
and tako Cable Cara direct to the Hotel, or. la t)i
Sixth ATenue Elevuted. atopplnc at Bleecker Jtreol
btatlon. one ttlock from Hotel.
AMERICAN ANO EUROPEAN PLANS.
The regular Tariff ot Charges for each person will bei
For Itooni only - 81. OO. 91. ftO and SU.OO
nnrt Hoard - - at.ao, 3.oo. .A(I
" Blnsle Meals - 7S Centa
Special nu Ira Tor Families or Permanent Uurid
Bend for circulars, raapi and other Information to
TILLY 1IAY.vV.13), Proprietor.
United States Houl, Broadway Central
Boston. Hotel. New York.
THE SLEVIN HOTEL,
14TH &T. AND 7TH AV.
7or rcntlemen, on the European plan, $1 per dan
special rates for large and small Rooms, by the wee It
or month.
HUGH SLEVIN. Proprietor.
IIOTISIj MAKTY, French table d'hot
47 nit94iliNf. GItb It a trial to day,
LUNCH. 40o.t DINNER, ftOe.
Wine and ooffeo Included i service a la carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
Cooper Union Hotel,
10. 17, tnd IU 3d av. Handsomely rnrnlihed roomtt
permanent or tramlent; rate moderate.
An nssurtment of aerond-band
STE I NWAY
GIlA-tD, Ntl'.IIK AMI I'ritM.IIT PIANOS.
tome iienrlj new, till rnllr ssnrrnnted.
Alio for tale chenp.theliri-eitttoclc of teeond titnd
planotnf other ninkern. Including every promlneal
name lu America and Europe.
IIKIV.tllK III' IKILL'S lsTltllUKT
repreinti-d at (.rSL'INE bTEINWAV TIASOS.
T K I Ml V A HIIMI,
Nlelussn, Hall, .Nesi 1 nrU.
A VICW riltllCK Itlll-I.I, I'lIM-)-)
WHICH IIA1K III-- lti:ll'l 111 -illTUT,
X1II.I, HIII.l, AT UKIII'I'ltn I'lllt'KI.
14HKI.1,. I7t QTii av., aati nr.
(iltRAT lltlllitl.ll i;i'IIIIIIT I'H.MII
llordon, amall lire $ monthly . IH1'
(lordon.tntdlum lire. , , 4(1 motitlily ... l''
(lordon, lari;e lf ll montlilT .... 17
Iteiitt:i, OUUUON, I.IU Eirttiat ln 80th tnd Jlt.
AKKW iibiMi pliuios, clieap. tiew pino.ts mtiniMyi
exchauited, ri-nteil. CHRIKTMN, 10 Kant Mtli'l,
BEAI'TIFUL llirlKlit planim, tOS-, Flteber, liu'l
isiatiinny, ,j5t Weber. SlSOi bohiner, itcrtfloe.
WINTERROTJI. 103 Kail I41U t.
LAIKIE n'sorlment, illnhtls mo I, nu tn ,IQ5 renl
S.limaMlnntallmeuu. (ii'isrlfr llroj ,131 Utli.t,
RKf.lAlll.ECONNOIl I'lAXOl"; blub Rradr, inedlutti
irl"e, f uy ternni reuiluit, exebauglnic, repilr
lug. CONXOR, 4 Edit 4Vd.
. -?3
3?us(inrs5 CUanrfjci. .
(MQAR STORE, best taction of Anuterdtm it,
v STMHi pool ttblet pay reutt reaions irlllni osrm-r
bat other builneit.
McDoxAi.n it wmoixs, u s"
IUIIXISIIEI) ROOM llOUtK, uelxTibiiririiJl Tlmmp
on and lid it. ; 1 r rooms, r.Mit t' moutliljl
reaioui telling lcLui Huh I amain
SlcDOXAI.I) A WltllllNS 140 to
nldlll.V RATED nitJI. export bouie, "Id '-'I'"
bahed, drilrr. loan (SO, iiniisatiii i-ieiired '!
guarantee M per t-ent.i rdijulro inonej one or ts
)eari. Apply lo
MenO.VAI.n WllltllS"'. I I" vn"
SAl,OOX,"buy ibnrotiKliraro,' Htileni, llr.t
builneit, pr ea tlu.ouu, tbli I a iriiulne lurit-i'al
place It free ami cb-ar.
McliOXAI.l) Willi. INS. H i No-.t'
U!-J-.CfAJ. LOAN ai.llliu svautfd at pi'' ' ' '
.' money full) t-ured,
McUOXAI.I) WltltilVS. iinNauau
pillSriNII atnretviiotir.'uttlPi 1" ' "i
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l'RIMIMJ AND hTAflONERV CO.. .'. "'"
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. lo lease Tor Trollf-ie us llso arn un M
litlieil iHimdin Iiouah ssltli aiimn alt " ' r ,
teople; plenty if urouuit and .tiadiMr.-i-n vi r -1-i
C. Imjx llHtsuu uptossu ofllce. l.'o.'i Ur 4 ! '
Patents.
1)A1KXTS for Invention! procup-d " " ' v "
rau. IIOCDEH it UKICiiEX, eJ Nas's" ' ' '
Ktlal.llahod 1is.'i4
1).ll'lil Ketld for Ins enlom' lllllde. fn e II-- '"
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it leesl the lt. 1'r.llnr ssriie u . ami - '
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