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1 -i - urn i -i - i i in i ' h .s-saaewa sawajssBaseneaBaa a, -
..,.,.-....
nrarate irmmwmotAc.
... , Nl
Wmm n.T. Oot 6.
Bttitatlv Inter in th etoeg market to,
! eonelderebte extent, transferred to-dav
torn- American Tobeoeo to Swim Beflnlng.
How tt iat ths aottve demand for refined augers
st Nr, to market for them I beginning to ro
fsee til new competition. T1m Aattrinn R
lOmntiirndnod It prloe for tndrd
grado to-tlar an otolith of a oent pound, and
aae of Its competitor mad even lower
IStiec Tho further decline la the oom-
took of tho compeer. In oonsequeno of
- toad condition tbt here not only been fore
Mm tmt have been freety dlesaeeed. eanoot
My earprUed any on except eangulns bold
Mi M th etook. A a matter of feet th
aritto for th etook baa been sustained for
Mm Ha paat by th popalarlty of abort Bale.
The extent of thoee aale baa ba indicated
BT th brlak borrowing demand for the etook.
MM. the faot aboald not be overlooked that
acta! holdera who are familiar with Wall
- method hay been known to eell their
aharee aad borrow etook with which to make
ellveriee io order to oonoeal th actual nature
tt thlr transaction,
pngsr Refining supplied more than a quarter
M the total transactions, and at a recovery of
IN oent, from th loweet prloe oloeed IK V
eat lower than yesterday. Brooklya Bapld
tTrenelt wa second In respect to activity and
at a net advance of more than a point oloeed at
she highest prloe recorded. Atchison preferred
Wa aleo exceptionally strong and American
(TobaoM. though comparatively neglected.
loeed IX oent. higher than yester
day. Metropolitan Street Hallway waa traded
(n more extensively than for some time
Mat and at a fractional reaction oloeed 3
eat higher than yesterday. Other strong
features were People' Gas. Atchinson pre
ferred and a number of the leu active stocks.
She market showed a tendency to move inde
pendently of the decline In Sugar Reflnina
fctlll. when that stock rallied In the late trading,
the entire list waa armpatbatloally affected by
the movement. There was effeotlve aelllna- of
loal gas securities, both in th Stock
JExohange and on th onrb. that toft
1 the more Important issues decidedly lower
ban yesterday. The competition between
the local gaa companies, and particularly be
tween the New Amsterdam Company and It
ompetltors. ha beoome exceedingly brlak.
Th activity and advance In Peopla's Oaa waa
amply explained by the publication of details
of the settlement between the company and
the Indiana Fuel Gas Company. The closing.
though Irregular aa to prices aa compared with
raaterday, waa In th main very firm. Receipt
f apeol from abroad to-day were $000,000,
making the total of the preaentmovement $20,
000.000. Mow Yark "took Kxchango-Sala Oo. 5. J
united tatx n statu bonds (nr $1,000).
in84sr.lBO7.110H 'DCBSLr 104M
7U84., 107111 130US6S. o ...106X
luteal 11SK
txosiiio riucis or unitbd btatis bonds.
Mid. Atked. Mi. Jtkt.
FaBtzs,r, Unst,.
tplofO 08M 1626 1004 127H
tBBs.eO- Un8tB.,r.
1618,r...l0dM 104M ISO USMllS
B8s.l0- Un8i6a,e,
1B1 106M 106N l04 118M 118
VnBt4a,r. UnSt6s.r.
107 110M110M "6 10BM
CnRt4e.o. CB8.e5a,r.
107 UOKIUK I8ae.0ii7
Vn 6ta,r,
126 12 OH 1S7H
BAILBOAS AND OTMIB BONDS (TBT $l.O00s).
S3 AtehadJ a. 71H 7BTlpHor-...100H
T8 71H 61 100H
8.. .. 71H IN Wen.... 88
J4. -- 71H 6NYfcBugnl. H4
106 78 lHJCgB...ll8H
0 . 78H 1HT0 8H 107H
SfjAtokgnl ..- BSM 8 Nash a Chat on 108
B6 03H lMY.O-8t-s.l04H
107...... - 83H 7... 106
4 Adams Ei iae-lOOM 10 104H
1 Ana arbor as.. 87 10 HBBof Csl6a.i01
B6 B0 6e,1885..116 6KI.O4Wr.il02
I 1BA06s,18B8, 8 108H
JPMctf....118 6 OAMlstspd. 103H
lOBsltk O.Pbr.114 10 108M
40BO4s.wl.. BSM 1 OBNlst...H4
6 88H 10 0ree,8as..l87M
B Brook B TBs.,104 8 187M
BBrWaWB.... 86 2 Or 8 L on 6..1 06H
8 . 66H lOOreSLlae A.. 76
8 84 IPao Ooastlst..l04M
6 Br El lit tr.... 8BM 6 r0 A -t 1st. 76
8 80 SOHtiitWniit. B1M
6 ChtAO cntillSH 7 Pitts A Wu 6s. 62W
lOOAOgAMs.... 86H SO 68
ICheiAOBAA 6 64
lstsnas 103M 86 BIgnlAs 104H
8s01st,sA118 6Baaal4.... 88H
lOOAOfls. 1S11.118H 16 88H
8 C.BQonT5i.H6 6 88K
SC.C.OABtL 6 82H
4s.8tl.dlv... BS 3 Rio O Wist.... 88H
60.L Wist.. .100 48VANE4.... 84
8 CblTsrAs 8BH 2 BtP Minn cnl3G
ICbieatKrlelstlllM 6 UoPofNM lstlOOH
leCOaByonos.. 89W 6 100H
SCOaBylstlno 88 6 BoPof Arlt lstl09H
II D-IBlst..l04M 8 8P:ex4sl01
8 DstCMy OtSs.. B8 80 BtPgnlas, s A106W
8 83H 48tPlstHAD7sl29H
8..... 83H 6 8tPlst8Md..ll8H
10 98M OBtLbW2d.... 88
3D.B.8 AtlSsllEK 10 81H
8--THlst....l21 68AAAPlst4s 68H
1 Erie prior bit. 98 8 68W
B0BTennlst....l07 1 BoB'trayBs.... B7M
6 It Worth 1st... 76M 4 87M
8 Or Bay dob A. 44H lBoB'wsy. dlv
1 fianZlsodabSslOB 1st 106M
BHTslfia.asep 78 1 0 BtJ AOI 2-3-4S 7BM
6 H ft T C kbI ti. 84 1 Stan BAT ea.. 70
6-1 Con 8Hs. h B 76H
dtv 03H 20 77H
1 Iowa Cent ut. 104H 8 77M
10 KanATexas.. 8HH 12 T.iPso adlu.. 46M
7 88H 66 46
'4 68H61 46H
10 Kaafeteaaa.. 02H 8 46H
7 62H48 46H
16 63H 18 46H
8KC.Paiat. 76)4 63 46M
4 76 1 T0lA00aUtl04H
81 7bH 80 Uaiou I'u .. 08H
1 LacledOaslstl06M 88 88
6U ko 8b 1st o.l 07 W 1 O UnPDAO lsts.
ILouANaalas 90) tr. 77M
6 MetBt By 6S..113H 30 77H
10 114 10 77H
8to.KAElst. 99 8 76M
1 98 78 77
8 Max 1st oa 77H 14 Wbkls....H2
18 78 lOWabashad 88
8 MobAOgnl... 78 1 6 Wb dsb s B... 83H
2MobkO.Md6sl01 lOWastPao 108M
8 -o Po en 104H 1 WsstBha 109M
87 106 40 West 8b 4s, r..l08
8 Nor Pao 1st o.ll OH 2 Wis Cent lno. . . 7
6 MorPso 1st r... H OH 20 Wls01st.tr... 66H
INPanlBs 67H 80 -. 60M
6..... 67M 64 ... 67
ft 67H48 - 67M
40 67M 88 ..... A7N
total sales of rail way boads (pa tsIus). ai.iis.oee.
BA ItiBOAD AMD OTBCB SHABB.
Opm- Bir Xew r- OTaiaaj .
alsl. ing. tit. est. Mid. .ithtd.
ltOUBAmBB.116 1 16M 1 12W 118M 1 ISM
400AiqSBpl07 107M 106M106M107
ItBA BMp 33N 84 83M 88H 84
BtlBBAiu Tobies 12BM186H18B 188M
BlSABiTp 126 18S 186 184 187
BABxsll8 118 118 118 118
seaoAmoo. se1 sen 86 86M son
IJOAmOOp 80 86 66 86M 86M
SBOA.TAlt
ISM 18M 18M 18M ISM
046A.T8
JTepf.. 33M 84M 88 88M 84
600 A alt.. 80M SOM 30M 31 SIM
aoBAkUlty 80 60 80 80 61
760 AmBtael
AW... 88M 88M BSM BSM SO
1 A ttUel
AWp. S6M 86M 86M S6M 87
O0B A O
adlp. 48 48 41H 41M 41M
eooBAOp.
wi ... 68M 68M 68M 6B 6BM
aooBAOB
Wpf. . 6N 6M 6N 8N 6
B70B8to 3H 3M 8 3 3M
BloBOSkBT. 66H 66M 66 66M 66M
180BUOasl84H 124M 124H 134 186
$VtAa" ftBM 68M 6 ASM ASM
I
( BBja- . 6ai
JM . a a - B .
toOOsalee. 46 47 46 47 48
4l00CheHW UN IB 14M 14M 14M
ooOaaFe 86M 8SM 86 8ft 80
neodhesAO 88 88 88 88 B8M
looo A II. 64 64 64 68M 64
BSOAEIplOe 106 106 106 106
BOO 0,0,0 A
,., 40 40M 40 40M 40N
60 CAHW 180M 181H 130M 181M 1S1M
110V00.BAQ114H116H114HHB 116M
1640C.MA8t
r 107M10S 107M107N108
at 0X88)
pf.-.164 164M164 164 164M
T40C,BIP102 108M101M108M10BM
7000.HTAT 6M 6M 6M 6M 6M
700.r,AW 17H 17H 17 IBM 17
ieooo.lWp 60M 60M 47M 47M 47N
BUBOoa 0-176 176 178 178 174
1J8D.1AH.107 107M106M106M107M
10D.LAW161 161 lftl 140 160M
lBRSDAROr 64M 66M 64M 6S 66M
liObbtl ISM ISM ISM 18M ISM
100ieip, 86M S6M 8SM 86M 86
600XO-BI.188 188 186 IBS 188
8O0EATH 88 88 88 S8M 88
400OtNerpl36M 186M 1S4M 184M 186M
S0OaBee 80H SOM SOM SIM 81M
400 a'wu'B
OSog.. 88M 84 88M SSM 84
680 1 Paper. 68M 6SM 68M 68M 64
iiomtPp. 87M 87M 87M 86M 87M
46oni0eatlllMlllM 111M111 111M
eiiniBtsel 6BM 68M 6Bs 69M 70
BOOXCPAO 17M 17M 17 17 17M
lOOXaoAM 6 6 6 6M 6M
1001.EAW 16N 16N 16M 16M 16M
leoLBAWp 6BM 60H 6BN 6BM 70M
30I.8hora.198H 18BM 192H 1B8H 184
aoe-wlO.. 4BM 40M 48M 48M 4BM
800 telAp B8M BS B8N BS 84
IBOOLnAlf 66M 66M 64M 66 66M
16080 MaaOea BSM 84M BBM 8SM 84
170 -Iron,
tr B4M B4M B4N
100 M Iron. BS BS B6 84M 86
10840 -St By 168 168H16S 168M108M
40O8L 86M 86M 86 80 SB
lTBOMoPao. 83 88 S8M 88M S8N
BSOM.KATp 88M SSM 83 88 S8M
881 XI. Oil. S 8M 8 8N SM
leoXJOaat B1M B1M B1M B1M B8
eoexTOaatiie lie 116MII&HU6
eaoNatl-.. SSM S8M 88M 82M S8M
lieXatLdpllO 110 110 108H110
100 Nor Am. 6M 6M 6M 6M 6M
1468 X T Air
Brake.. BBM 108 68 100 108
4BNtBls. 88 88 88M S8M 83
BOON Bis p. 86M BSM 86 84M B6
BONAWp 60 60 60 60M 61M
M260NarPae. 4SM 48M 41 41 41H
48B5NorP. 76M 76M 76M 76M 76M
400OntAW 16M 16M 16M 16M 16M
800PaoaU 3BM SSM 88M 88M SSM
410P0oast. 44N 46M 44N 44M 4SM
7Pao01p 81 81 81 81 86
iiBPPOsr.ieo 1B0 1B0 189M190H
860 P. CO A
StL... 48 4BM 48 48 46
JOOPAWp 8 8 8 7M B
6aPaBX..117 117 117 116 117
82086 Peopls's
QAO..1O2H104H1OSH 104M 104M
aoitaadlp 43M 43 H 48 48 48M
800BtIWp HM UN 11M UN ISM
eostPAO 80 80 80 70 80
100 Standard
Con M. 1.70 1.70 1.70
4O0B Pao. 8SM SSM S8M BSM 84
noosoBjrp. 33M SSM 88H SSM 88M
aoBti sr 8 8 8 7M 8
300 81 I, ft S
Fist p. 64 64 64 64 66
100 St L ft 8
P2p. SOM SOM SOM SOM 81
1000 TO ft I. 87M 87M 87 87M 87M
lOOSdAvBBieS 168 168 166 160
l6iio ToiPao. 13M 14 18H 1SN 18M
BaooDaPao. S3H SSM 33 SSM SSM
71V0UnPpf. 06H 66H 06M 66M 66M
eosotTP.DfcO 3H SH SM SM 8
asUBExp 48 42M 48 40 44
8660USBub SB 3BH 87M 88H 30M
6860BBP.102 108M108 108 102H
llBODBLp. 66M 66M 66 66M 66M
eiow.bpf. 21H SIM SIM 81M 81M
646WUnT B1H B1M B1M B1M 81M
eooWftLE 4M 4M 4 SM 4
800 W cast. B4M B4M B4M B4M
Total sides. 886.688 a ma.
BOSTON OXOBIMO QUOTATIONl
BU. A.k.i Mid. J,.
BsAAIb..S47M S60 OBeep..-168 170
Bo. ft Ho. 103 BosAafea. 836 886
OhloJoemlSS 188H CalAee688
Obi oJpf.,122 Osceola.... 67M 68
Tltchb't P.104M 106 QulnoyM..H8
M.xCn 63 64 TalB ...178 178
OldColoaylBB Bntta S8M 84
WERcom. 86 BSMBDOlsts. 80
OemlBOs 86 26HBUOads. 70M 71
An iBaUT.280 S8S -argsataal 186
Xrla T.l.. 74K 76 BottonXl.. 09 70
W.stEleo.. 33M 84M
a llBa rU CI-OSIKO QOOTATTONB.
Mid. Jilced. Mid. Jtktd.
LehigbTal SOH SI ElSBoom 38H 38
Phi laTreo. 1;0H OOHElSBp.... 46 46M
Onion Trao 1 oH 1 BN Pana Kaf.. IBM IBM
MetTraa...l61H 168MPaf 6S...100 100M
CT.tNJ. 60M 61MWlsOooai 80
OT.fNJ6.107H 108H W.lsbOop 70 71
DOIaapOelSlM 1S8 Bait Trao.. 83M S8M
WO I. Co.. 47M 48 aradsa. . 6M 6M
CHICAGO CXOaiKO QUOTATIONS.
MU. A. Mtd. ,
AmBrfbd.. SOM 31 MetW8"L" 2 SM
OADook.. 68 68NX0bBtBy.8S0
Ohio Brew. 6M Bode"I' 73 7SM
OltyB'way.BBO 8B1 BtSOar.... 81
'$.. 1S8M 189MWChBBy. 83 88M
Ika8t"" 18 13HNBlaoults 3SM SSM
If"eUS 10M llMNBlaonltp 86 U6M
LATBST LONDON QUOTATION
Atehlson 13H Northern Pacio... 43H
Atchison pf. S3M Norther Paoulept 78H
Canadian Pao o... 88H Ontario A Wast.... 16
Chepeek. A Ohio &2H Pennsylvania 00
Erleoon 14H Beading BM
Erlelstpf S6H Reading 1st pt 22H
Illinois Central.... 1 1 4H Bt Paul ...J.11H
KanaaaATexas.... 1 1 Honth Railway 8
Li e Shore 188 South Hallway pf.. 84M
Louisville ft Nash.. 67 Onion Paclilc S4M
N.w IorkCntral..l20 Union Paoiho pf... 07M
Xorfolk ft Wpf.... 68M Wabsak pf 22
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
aa follows:
Oet.A. Oet.e. OetA On. 6.
ATABVe ISM lEHMoPao 83 83
A.TASFsp 3&M 84 -stBtBr .168M 161M
AmOOll... 36 3 6H Nat Lead... 32M 83
Am 8Bsf..ll6M 116HN-westo...l30H 1S1M
amBRpf. 107H 106H NPaooom. 48 41N
ATob....l86M 188 NPaop.... 76M 76W
BrookRT. 06M 66HNTCent...lla 116N
BaltAO... 41M 41MKJ0eat... 01H 01M
OanBo 68 63 OntftWeet 16M 16M
0,0.0ft Bt L 40M 40H PeoOk 0.103 104N
CBfc Q...114H 11H Pao Mall... 88M SSM
Con Oaa. ..176 173H Pull P Car. 190 1B0
OheeftO... 88 88 Kookls BdlOB 10SM
ChOW... 14M 14MBtPoo...107H 107N
01. LAW.. 17M 17 BoB'wsyp SSM 3SM
DABOpt 64M 66HBtL8W. 11 11H
Erl.BB... 13H 13HT.xa.Pao.. ISM 18N
a a 1st p.. 86M 36HT0. IkB.. 27M 87M
Oaaa-e... 81H BONOaPae SSM SSM
etXoVthp.l86M 184H OnPaop... 06M 66M
UUao-OaalllM lllHOSBubbai S8M 80
XanftTp. Sa 33 0 8 Bob p. 10SM 102M
LeuANash 66 66MD8Lathp 66 66
LB A Wpf 70 69HWeba.hr.. SIM 81M
LaoledaOas 48H 48MWUbT.1.. W1H BIN
MaaOoB... 84 B4 'WhALE.. 4M 4
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Hallway and other bonds strong. The
features were Baltimore aad Ohio 4. w. I. j
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse 6a, Beading
general 4s, Standard Bop and Twin 6. Texaa
Paolflo 2ds. Union Paclno 4s. Union Paolflo.
Denver and Gulf late, t r. ; Wis oonsln Ceutral
lata, t r. ; Atchison. Northern Paolflo, Pitburg
and Western, and Wabash issues. Tha more
Important net advanoee ware in Atchison adj.
4a. H cent., to 73M, and general 4s. H. to
B3H : BalUmore and Phlo 4a. w. 1.. H. to 98 ;
PltUburg and Weatera lata, M. to 01M. and 6a.
aeries B.H. to 33H. andWleoonaln Central 1st,
t. r., X oent. to 67M. Th noteworthy de-
8 line were iu Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse
18.88 cent., to 84, ami Union Paolflo. Denver
and Oulf lsts. H oent.. to 77.
In bank stocks 3 shares of Western National
old at 161.
Co meroial price of bar ailver la Bw lerk.
Ma. Bar etlver fa London eloeed at 37 lS-lSd.
Kexfaaa lvr doUara war Quoted at 46Ne.
Honey on oeM 3r83K pent. Time money Is
emoted a 9H04, f eeai for all date on good
mixed Stock Exohange collateral. Commer
eiar paper is qnoteTat 8Ke9fB cent for bills
reoaivablej aooeptances aa a .prime, single
name. 4 8 oent. : other name, 4K06 oent.
Sterling exohange waa anlet. with eoaroaly
any ohang in quotations. Continental exohange
continued dull. Posted Baking rate for eter-
S-B-VrfS&le
eight drVte,i4.84ia$4BH. and cable trans
fers, MMHntMMK. Franca are Quoted at
6.34MS5.23H for long an3 aakoS.aiH for
80 16-16 for long and 40 1-10 40H for short.
Domestic exohange on New York: Boston
16 oent premium. Charleston Buying, H
dlaopunt; selling, par. Savannah Buying.
1-16 dlsoount : selling, 75 oent premium. New
Orleans Bank. BO cent premium eommer
olal.$1.26dlBOOunt. San Francleeo--Slght. 17H
Snta premium: telegraph. 20 cent premium.
. LqQla-eO oent discount. Chicago 30
Sate discount. Cincinnati Between banks,
cent premium : over counter, 60 eenta pre
mium. In the outside market Olnopee Sugar Befla
Ing common la aqoted at 56Hffl677 and the
preferred at 107H108H: Standard Oil Truat
certlneateB closed at 417U7H: Standard
Otiwmmon at 130ffll32Hand the preferred at
Gaa'at 26H(WH. preferred at itEmi,. $L
the bonds at69H(9lO0X Buffalo Oaa at 309
21. bonds 94396: Central Union Oaa bond at
100H102: Brooklyn and 'Newark Ferry
at88nmjandthebonda at 06H006; Federal'
Steel at 27028. and the preferred at OBhS
Railway groes earnings for September com
pare with those of the came month laat year aa
Folio wa:
B. A O. Southwestern... 8,610 lno. ID. ,8B
Buffalo. Booh. A PltU. ... 686.821 &0. 16,461
Cheeapeake A Ohio. ..... 1.01V.161 lno. 61,866
Chicago Orear Western. .... 666,76 lap. 16,081
Kanawha Mtohi gaa. .... 48.180 Inn. 6,667
LekeKrle ft Western 661.016 lno. 17.111
LonlevlUe A Kaahvill. 1.043.M1B lno. 77,711
Missouri Paolflo . 1,661.000 lno. 66,000
Central Branoh 101.000 Dee. 16,000
Missouri, Kansas ft Texaa.. 1.168.877 lno. 11,610
Minneapolis ft 8t. Looi ..... 131,446 Deo. 6.666
Mobile A Ohio..... 671,600 Ins. 66,646
V. T.. Ontario A W 846.016 Dee. 1,646
Oregon Railroad A Itav 666.664 Dee. 1,616
Peo-, Deo. A Br.n. 60.676 Dee. 60
Bt. Louis Bonthwertem 614,000 lno. 14,800
Bt.Loni. ftBanPranotsoo... 676,466 Dee. 66.077
Southern Hallway. 1.164,866 Ine.M6.O0O
SfX 'Afteeiao...Ji.. 888,704 Deo. 88,778
Wheeling A Lake Brle 137.639 In0. ib.667
The Chicago, Book Island and Paolflo Bail
road Company report for August:
18$. ltf. Ota-.
Oro earnlng41,061.088 tl.6no.614 lno. 661,148
Other lnoeme.. 81,666 67.164 lno. 16,414
Total Cial 'ga.61-88,781 81,017,166 lno. 6116.666
Op. ex. aad fis. 1.164,361 1,106,471 lno. 66,766
Kst earnings. 6686,470 6611,666 lno. 667,774
Tixed chargea . 823.862 842.600 Deo. 16,646
Barplus 8646,618 6666,186 lno. 177,431
From April 1 to Aug. 31 :
Oro. eem'a. 68.618,627 67,446,784 lno. 61,076,148
Other o'me. 188,866 166.811 lno. 86.141
Total eam..8, 764,880 67.608,666 lno. 11,161,284
Op. ex. A tax.. 6,808,101 6,018,166 lac 764,888
list esrn's..62.666,77B $1,660,881 Inc. 6666,446
Fix edoharg'e 1,614,168 1.712,604 Deo. 68,246
Burplua.... 61,842,620 1877,627 lno. 8464.868
The Oregon Short Line Railroad reports
gross earnings for August of $686,823. an in
crease of $94,408 aa compared with the same
month of last year, and net $270,813, an in
crease of $96,276. For the two months ending
Aug. 31 the gross earnings were $1,151,496. an
Increase of $90,739 as compared wltbthe corre
sponding period of last year, and net $641,337,
an Increase of $111,176.
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad reports
gross earnings for August of $170,597. an in
crease of $67,401 aa compared with the same
month of last year, and net $19,138. an In
crease of $32,899. For the two months ending
Aug. 31 the gross earnings were $321,288, an
Inorease of $97,288 as compared with the cor
responding period of laat year, and net $59,723.
an increase of $46,982.
Th Kanawha and Michigan Railroad reports
gross earnings for Auguat of $62,260. an In
orease of $2,861 as compared with the same
month of laat year, and net $6,679. an lnereass
of $4,463. For the two months ending Aug. 31
ihe gross earnings were $98,283. a decrease of
4,647 as compared with the corresponding
period of laat year, and net $16,056. a decrease
of $1,346.
The New Orleans Traction Railroad report
gross earnings for August of $107,380. an in
crease of $322 as compared with the same
month of last year, and net $31,200, an inorease
The North Shore Traction Railroad reports
groes earnings for August of $180,741, an in
orease of $3,347 aa compared with the same
month of last year, and net $101,618. an in
orease of $718.
The complete report of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. Issued to-day.con-taina
the following statements: The physical
and financial condition of the company is emi
nently satisfactory. It has upward of $2,000.
000 In the bank, and Is entirely free from float
ing debt. The gross earnings per mile were
$77362, an Increase of $627 per mile over the
Rrevioue year, and tha operating expenses
loreased $348 per mile, leaving the
net earnings per mile $2,388. a net ln
IKfifSSL .9$. f178r Der " n inoreasa of
$1,072,612 In operating expenses Is due to the
faot that expenditures for equipment, improve
ments and additions to the several properties,
which heretofore were charged to construction,
have been oharged to operation. Two hundred
and ninety-three miles of track have been re
laid with new steel rails In the year, of which
285 miles were of the 70-pound rails and H
miles were of the 80-pound pattern. The im
provements in the physical condition of the
property, its rolling etook. equipment, Ac.
which have been made In the last five years,
will relieve the management from further
extraordinary expenditures on that account.
The directors have revalued the assets of the
company, and have oharged all losses, accounts
and advances considered uncollectible, to the
amount of $128,247. to profit and loss. This left
a balance to the oredltof profit andloa of $2.
840.360. There ha bean oiwlltfrt to tha re
serve fund and charged to profit and loss
$500,000 for couplers and air brakes. $500,000
for rolling stock and $248,441 for the re
duction ofgrades. which, with $380,883 appro
priated and still unexpended, makes a totaiap
firopriation of $1,029,324. The expenditure
or terminal facilities at Nashville will be rep
resented by bonds socured by a lease of the ter
minal property jointly to the Nashville. Chatta
nooga and St. Louis Hallway and the Louis
ville and Nashville Railroad companies.
It Is proposed by the directors to con
sider the surplus hereafter earned, over
and above operating expenses and fixed
charges, for each year as a basis for dividends,
which will be regulated by the amount so
earned for that period, but It Is not expected to
use any of the accumulated surplus of the com
pany for the payment of dividends. A partial
restoration of the reductions in wages, made
some time ago. was made on July 1, and assur
ances have been given that the remainder will
be restored on Jan. 1. 1899. The Income ac
count of the company waa printed several
weeke ago.
Tha report of the Union Paolflo Railroad
Company for the six months ending June 30
contains the following statements: To supply
new equipment there has been appropriated
from available cash resources other than earn
ings from operation, and already in greater
part expended, the sum of $2,466,024. The
company will acquire 5,601 new freight cars,
increasing the tonnage capacity of its freight
equipment 109,525 tons. Of the sum of
$600,000. being the proceeds of the sale of
the company's three-quarters Interest In the
Pullman equipment purchased with the rail
road property, set aside as an Improvement and
equipment fund. $417,451 has already been ex
pended for new equipment. Expenditures
amounting to $1,622,740 have been authorised
for the purchase of rails aud ties and for better
ment. The land grant lands and the land
contracts now absolutely owned by the com
pany or Indirectly owned by it through Its
ownership of the securities of the Union
hfloJUnd Company ($100,000 stock and
$10,000,000 bonds! have the following esti
mated value: Lands, 6,577.000 acres of an esti
mated value of $8,997,600: land contract.
$5,884,494; total estimated value, $14,881.194.
The company aleo owns many mlaoollaneous
aaset. the principal of which are all the etook
and bonds of the Union Pacific Coal Com
pany, two-fifths of the stook of the Paolflo
Express Company aad on-half of the took of
the Oooidental and Oriental Steamship Com
pany. Regarding the last ths report says:
The steamship company operates a line of
chartered steamships from San Francisco to
the Pacific Islands and the Orient. It produces
a considerable dlreot revenue and Its contrib
uted business 1b a great benefit to the railway
lines of this company. The extension of Amer
ican sovereignty and in teres in the Paolflo and
the growth of our trade with Japan and China
promise additional profit from this connection."
Thee securities, among others, were sold by
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exohange:
10 shares Hamilton Bank of New York 110
36 eharee American Surety Company 160
7.0 .haras Naaaan National Bank of Brooklyn. 281
20 shares Baldwin's Bank, Penu Tan, N. Y . . . . 100
12 share. United States Fire Insurance Co 116 .
20 shares Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company. Ill
10 aharee Brooklyn City Bate Depoait Oo 160
BO aharee Coneol. Oaa Oo. of Baltimore, Md ... 64
111 sham Hecker-Joue. Jewell Mill g prefd. 87
66 aharee Heoker-Jouee Jewell Milling 00m ... BM
106 shares Satr Hoeierr Company 36
60 shares Celluloid Company 7UM
68 share. Ooneol. Hevator. Duluth. 1st prof. . 60
66 al rea Ooneol. elevator, Iul u . Id praf . . . 64
12 aharee Coneol. 1 valor. Duluth. oommon. 10
Th receipt of the Government to-day were:
Gusto . $926,349! internal revenue. $437.
710. and mieoellaneous, $19,944. 6 total of
$1,383,003. The disbursements were $3,200.
Oanexoessof expenditure over receipts of
$016,097 The .receipt of the fiscal year to
r5 r W1-1''a-"tfl-tui the exnendl
oUver,reo.raWi.4Sllor " -The
o .0 1 count of the cash in the Treasury
attheeloeeof batna re-dey. om pared with
tt-t ofyswterday. aaow :
Cef. A, 0A
foMeotaandbB oa ..2,o7.66 616.061.616
MlTeTdoUaraaadbulUon 7.761.878 7.671.108
United Stat, note...,.. 66,816,668 66.061.816
B i 1 MM?....?! 11,114,166 10,661.266
AvalUbl oaab he nee,
tacladuggoldrarve.6807.660.714 606,416,661
Hooey In London. IK 8 oent Bateof discount
lti?Vn nttrktt for hort and three month'
bill. ilMA2Kjk. cnt, Paris advices quote 8
fiente at 102 franc J6 centime. Exchange on
London 25 francs 29 centimes.
The sale, of mining etook at theNew York
Consolidated Stook aad Petrolen m Exchange
to-day were as follows:
Opm- Blth- turn- CTee.
gat. IvBaw. nay. eft. est. twg.
600 Oreads A OOrTt .09 .08 .09 .OB
BOOMolll.aib. oa.. .80 .80 .80 .80
BOOMexleaa 88 .88 .88 .88
lOOPotoat aO .80 .80 .80
ICOPorUand 1.46 1.46 1.46 1.46
e00S4ard. 1.76 1.76 1.76 1-76
Totalla. l,800Bate-
cojtntKmcrjz, cotrrmvm.
Wapm-ruT. Oct B.-OB or Wheat-Boot
waa in good demand and strong. Sale of 400.
000 bush, spring wheat were reported for export
here and at the outports. Free on board afloat:
No. 3 red. 78o. : No. 1 Northern spring Duluth.
730.; No. 1 hard Duluth, 76o. No. 2 red. In
elevator. 71o. The Northwestern receipts were
1.010 oars, against 097 last week and 1.003 last
Tar. Chicago received 390 cars, against 341
laat week and 313 last year. The total primary
receipts were 1.946,000 bush., agalnat 1,499.000
last year, Futures ad vanoed lXo. Future aalea
885,000 bush., aa follows:
Opming. Highut U west. Oleefag. JvteM.
-S.y.-eii. 3. 3. SSI? 8"
Barley We. quiet but firm. New fee ng.86M887Mo.,
uost and freight to Buffalo) new malting, 4047o. do.
Bye Waa in brlak export demand and Arm, with
.alee of 160,000 bnah. No. 1 Weeiern, 4810., eoet
Bad freight to Bnffalot 61Me cost and freight to
New York: 860.. free on beard afloat. Corn-Spot
inactive but stronger. The aalea were 280.000 bnah.,
all for export, Inelud g 60.000 No. 1 mixed here and
100,000 . at th ontporta on private terms. No. 1
mixed. In elevator. 84o. tutor advanoed
Future ealoa 86,000 bush., sa folio wet
. eat
Opmnui, jnaaart, ZeeMit, CTMfag. KitM.
aS-laP ssb $3 m m
Oats flpot was arm but dull. Th .alee war
48,000 bush. None for export. No. 1 mixed, 36Me.
No. 8 do., I6N0.1 No. 2 white, I80.1 No. 8 do.. 28o.j
traok whit. 48.006 at 24o.; track mixed. 168
37Me.; No. i white clipped, 2o.: No. 8 do., 3Ho.
Future were unqnoted. Wheat, despite big receipt,
advanced under the .tJmulus of a better export
demand for both wheat aad rye, better cables, rise
In cash wheat of lo. at Duluth, disappointing
threshing returns In some parts of that section,
freezing weather at the Northwest and liberal clear
ances. Austria wants to bny rye and this looks aa
though Russia's crop of that cereal was short. Octo
ber waa at a small premium over December in
Chicago. The offering from Russia anil tha Danube
were smaller. The clearance, from this country
were 662,000 bush. Liverpool advanced Md. and
Pari. 16 to 80 centimes. Minn eapolla sold 60,000
bhla. of flour, half for export, A hi card was re
ported In North Dakota, where about 26 Bt oent. of
the crop Is still unthreahed. Corn advanoed on
higher cables, foreign buying of cash and future.
big clearance, and expectations of a bullish Govern
ment report On the loth last. The clearances ware
880,000 bush. Oats were higher at Chicago, with a
larger demand both far cash and for future.
Fiona Was generally quoted at eUady prices, bnt
it was really to a great extent nominal, for buyers
were purchasing oa a very small bob. Ths aalea
were 6,600 bbla. Receipt., 8,140 bhla. and 0.640
aacka; exports 1,060 bbla. and 18,046 sacks. Win
ter in bbls.: Superfine, 2.40882.60 No. 3 extra,
f2.46$3.6; straight. 8.26)t8.46: patent., 68.686)
88. 8S. Spring inbbla .1 Clears, 886)88.30: straights,
38.B08t8.46: patents, 83.40atS.76. Buckwheat
Waa easy at $1.6To)gl.70for .pot. Feed Waa quiet
bnt firm. Western .prlng In lOO-B. sacks, 818.808
814:2iK-a..S12.7natl 8.26; winter in bulk. 1817.
Cottoh Spot cotton here advanced i-itic, with
salee of 248 bale, for .pinning: 400 were delivered
nil contract.. Middling uplands. 6 7-I60., agalnat
6Mc laat year: New Orleans and Oulf, 6 11-180.,
agalnat Otto, last year. Augusta, Galveston, and
New Orleans advanced l-18c. New Orlaan. .old 1,400
bale.) Galveston, 1,484: Augusta, 1,766: Mobile,
1,000: Savannah, 788: Norfolk. 408. and St. Louie,
3 40 bale Liverpool advanced l-82d. on the spot,
with aalea of 15,000 bales: futures there advanced
1 to m point., and closed steady. In Manchester
Tarn, were quiet and firm; cloths, Mome business at
low prices. The receipt at Memphis to-day were
2,80.1 balea. agalnat 3,780 laat week and 4,rr7 last
year: Houston, 18, sou, agalnat 10,611 laat week and
8,100 last year. Memphis shipped to-day 1,616 bales
and Houston 10.26. Th receipt, at Houston to
morrow are estimated at 20,700 to 33,000 balea,
against 18,842 but week and 10,210 last year. New
Orlean. expecU 0,000 to 11.000, agalnat 11,070 laat
weekend 10,470 at year. Tho port receipts wer
58,874 bales, agalnat 41,660 laat week and 60,806
laat year: thna far thla week 280,842. against 303,366
thus far laat week. The exports from th. ports were
50,500 balea. The semi-weekly reoerpta at the prin
cipal interior town, were 148,000 bale, agalnat
128,000 at week. 106,000 but year and 110,000
in 1884: shipments 68,000, against 06,000 last
week. 01.000 last year and 00.000 in 1804.
The rainfall for the paat twenty-four hour Included
1.28 inches at Spartanburg, 8. C: 1.10 at Columbus.
Oa.; 1.00 at Charlotte. N. C.; .88 of an inch at Ki.ii-villi-
T.-iin.: .36 at Atlanta, Oa., and .24 at Obatta
no. k . Tenn. New Orleans advanoed points. Fu
ture here opened 3 to 4 point, higher, lost moat of
this, then rallied and closed firm at a net advance
of 6 to 6 points. The fuB trading waa a follow. 1
Opening. Bighttt. Lcwttt Cloting.
October r,.25 6.27 6.24 6.2886.18
Nov.mber 8) 6.80 6.17 6.6086.61
December. 6)6.88 6.86 6.81 6.866)6.86
January 6.8796.68 6.41 6.88 6.406)6.41
February (6 6.46 6.42 6.466)5.40
March 6)6.47 6.60 6.44 6.40(66.60
April 6.6196.61 6.62 6.61 6.6498.68
Cotton advanced on activity and higher price, in
Liverpool, rain, at the South, buying by New Or
limns, the Continent and Liverpool, covering here,
and more or less new buying. It waa freezing in
the far Northwest, and at AmarUlo, In northwestern
Texas, at 8 A. M.. it was 44, a fall of 14: elaewhere
in the cotton belt, 78 to 81. The prediction waa
for cooler weather In most sections within the next
twenty-four hour.. The weather la sharply watched,
for the future of price, hinges on the date of the
first killing froat. OUvetton, Oct. 6. "The Houston
Pott says there le every Indication of a heavy Octo
ber movement, but that the market baa undoubtedly
li "nted ths fact." Aberdeen, Miss., Oct. 1
thpr ilnelno. H,nr,mW ha. Iu,n fnMhl.
fo. , ..eking, and was only interrupted three
da;, -i. Had a general rain on Sept. 20, which ma
terially benefited the crop. Plant 1. .till blooming
on all bottom and olay land.. With favorable
weather in October and no killing frost before about
Oct, 20 crop will likely equal last year'a. We antici
pate a heavy movement during October. Cotton can
sow be ploked, ginned and marketed at least 20 8
cent, feater than waa possible ten year, ago, owing
to the improved ginning system. Our receipt,
how no d.mage by storms, and the average grade la
strict to good middling. The staple Is sound and of
fair length and clean and well handled." There waa
colder weather West to-day freezing temperature
aa far south a. Nebraska. It waa 20 to 82 above In
the extreme North at 7 A. M.: 26 to 88 In Minnesota
and the Dakota.
Corrzx Rio on the spot was quiet; No. 7, SWo.
The aalea were 3,000 bag Man al bo on private
term.. Future, here declined 6 to 10 points and
cloaed barely steady, with sale, of 10,600 bag.
Havre waa unchanged. Hamburg declined M pfg.
American warehouse deliveries 10,326 bag.. Bio was
2ulet at 76 rela advance: receipt., 7,000; .took,
01,000; exchange, A 18-82d., an advance of 1-lfld.
Santos waa quiet at unchanged prices; receipts,
24,000; .took, 040,000. Tho futur. trading hare was
aa followai
Sala. Highlit. Lovrttt. Cloiing.
January.... .1,800 6.80 6.80 6.7696.80
March 4,000 6.00 6.06 6.9096.06
May 1,260 6.10 6.06 6.0096.06
August 1.750 6.26 6.26 6.2098.26
October 600 6.40 6.40 6.8696.40
December... 1.600 6.76 6.76 6.7096.76
The increase In the world's visible supply of coffee
turn, out to have been 606,000 baa In.tead of 418,
000, aa reported yesterday, an offlo I correction hav
ing been made. The smallneaa of the receipts la
aaid to be due to wet weather. Bio exchange waa
lower and European cables were not encouraging.
Meantime the trading here 1. very light.
Naval, Sxoaaa Spirits of turpsiitine waa Arm at
61M982MO. Rosin waa steady at 61.80 tor oommon
to good strained.
Paovuioss Lard was weak. Prime, 661 re
fined for the Continent. 86.6a Pork waa lower.
Mess, 68.16968.76. Outmeat war steady.
Pickled hams. 7M97Wo.; do. belllee. 6M96N.; do.
shoulder.. 4M94lic. Dreeaed hogs, 6M96Wo. Tal
low, 8M0. Butter Western and State oreamery, ex
tra.. 10920MO.; flrsta, 18M918H0.! thirds to aee
onde. 16916c. Oheee-tate. full cream, large and
mall, colored aad whit, far r, 490c. 1 ohoioe. 89
6M0. 1 oommen to fair, 7980. Xgga -State, Paansyl
vanla and Western, freeb gathered, fanoy. 17M9
18 Wo. Chicago, Oct. 6." Provision were easy on
th decline In ihe hog market and the eyllow fever
ear, which curtails th. outelde trade. Th each de
mand wa. fair. Katlm ated reoelpta of as for to
morrow. 81.000."
Suaaav-Baw was quiet; 86 teat, (Me aelnsli
teet, 4 7-2e. nominal. Reflned wa Wo. Uvn
granulated, 6)4c.
Can 00, Oct. 6. These ware to-day', prtoeai
Wht: Opening, Blgkett Lomut elating. st&El
Oct.... 62M 62M 82 82M 61j3
Dee.... 62 63W 62 82K 6lf2
May.. 68M 64tJ 88M H
sf.::.; IS 218 Bt M
&?.: Jig ,,a h im iia
May... 13N 38 22N 21M 11H
Lnrdt
Deo.... 4.61M 4.61 H 4.60 4.66 4.61M
Jan.... 4.73M 4.75 4.70 4.76 4.73W
Mtkil
Oct.... 6.11W 6.25 6.17W 6.10 6.1IM
Jan.. 4.57), 4.67 H 4.65 4.67 bi 4.67M
Dec.... 67.76 67.B3W 87.70 (7.80 67.
Jan.... 8.86 8.80 8.80 8.87 H 8.87 W
I4v Stoafc Mark at.
Nsw loax, Wedneaday. Oot. 6. toalpte of boeve
to-day were 3,141 bead, eluding 17 car. for export,
66 oar for slaughterer., and 10 oars for the market,
making, with the stale oeuli , 80 on aale. Trade wa
alow, but good atera wan steady; other, a .had
lower; rough atuff opened Arm but oloeed easier.
Eight oars of cattle were held oirer. Ordinary to
choice native eteer. eold at 64.50966.60 8 100 Be.;
oxeu aud atag at 8.769(4.20; bulls at (2.609
(8.86; vowe at 61. 709(8.50. Dreeaed beef
waa alow at 7M9oc. 8 tor native aid.
Today', oa bias quoted live cattle lower at 11911),
8 estimated dreeaed weight; refrlg.ratar beef
bTW. 8 (V. IbjporU te-day war .
t
swtters ef a) tr -wrrew, 660 beeve. and 3,466
Reeetpt ef salve to-day were 1,646 bead, la
eladlBg 71 direct, and the total offering, were 1.160
head, vealewere flrtrt , and prime .took fully 36c
Blaberi other oal rea a teed y Poor to ohotB val
old at (4.60968 8 100 Be.; 'onu- at fat
BJBB.srs at 68tM.76i fed oalvea at 66.509(4.60:
Wsaterna at 64.35. 01 ty dressed veal Arm at 88
rcelptt'of sheep and lamb to-day ware 8,61
bead, eluding 6 car (nr alanghteren and (6 oar
for the market, and altogether there were 86 cars
on a, Sheen were slow and steady ; good to eholcs
lambs Arm; others no nhanged. Poorest to best sheep
old at (8964.50 100 s. ; oommon to choice lamb
at (68(61 "cull.' at (4.60, Dreaeed mutton, 68
Me. Ja, draeeed Umbo, 7810c
Beeelptsef hog to-day wan 7,660 head. Including
4 care for eale. Doll and lower for live hog at
(.Q9( 108100 B.
efflUXs-leO.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.
REORGANIZATION.
To th Holder of Th Mere tile Trust Com
pany OerttSea M or Reeelpte of Penu t
for th First Preferred Stock, Second Pre
ferred Stoeat and Common stock of th
Baltimore and Ohio aUroe t Company 1
Pursuant to th Plan and Agreement for th Re
erean ettoa of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, dated Job 11, 18(6, the undersigned
hereby call for payment of the FTNAI, INSTAl.I,
MKNT, being twonty-flve per cent, of th ceeh
payment of (1 par ehare deposited, to be made by
depositor, of the First Preferred Stock, and (10 per
share deposited, to be made by depoai ton of the
Second Preferred Stook and Oommon Stook, a oon
slderatlun for shares of the new Compear.
Payment of eaoh Installment, being at the rats
of 80.50 PER SHARE of First Preferred Stook
deposited, and SB FEB SHARK of Second Pre
ferred Stock end Common Stook deposited, must be
made to th nndenrlgned for aooount of th Syndi
cate, at the ofllo. ef th Depositary, Tha Mercantile
Trust Company, No. 110 Broadway, Nsw Torfc City.
or its London Agency, the London and We.tmln.ter
Bank, limited, 40 Loth bm r, London, oa or before
OCTOBK IOTH, ISM.
Payment must be receipted for by the Depositary
or It. London Agency oa th Certlfloates ef Depoait
ewreoetpt
Failure to pay snob Installment on or before such
date will subject th deposited stook and ear oaab
pal thereon to f orf elture to th Syndicate aa pro
vided In th Reorganization Agreement.
Dated New Xork. September 2flth, 1806.
8PEYF.R CO.,
KCHN, LOKP CO.,
SPETER BROTHERS,
8 aorta laatlon anagars.
I WE WISH TO BUY:
Central Union Gas lsts.
New Amsterdam Gas I sts.
New York Mutual Gas Stock.
United States Envelope 1st 6s.
Kings County Elevated Stock.
N. Y. & N. J. Telephone Stock.
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Scrip.
Consumers' Gas Bonds (J. City).
Twin City Rapid Transit Pfd. Stock.
Michigan Pen. Car Bonds & Stocks.
AND HAVE FOR SALE:
Third Ave. R. R. Stock.
Wagner Palace Car Stock.
American Type Founders' Stock.
Perkins R.I. Horseshoe 4$ Pfd. Stock
Atlanta & Char. Air Line Pfd. Stock
Richmond Street R'way & Electric 5s
Brooklyn & New York Ferry 5s.
TOBEY&KIRK
8 Broad St.. IV. Y.
CONSOLIDATED
We beg-to call the attention of the publlo
that the firms of Lewis A. May Oo. and of
May, MoE lvroo Paine, oootipylngr respec
tively the whole floor of Nob. 81 and 88
Broadway and substantially the whole
ground floor at No. BO Broadway, have thla
day formed a consolidation under the firm
name and style of LEWIS A. MAT CO.,
the said firm of LEWIS A. MAY A CO. be
ing composed of all of the members of the
above mentioned two firms.
LEWIS A. MAT CO. respectfully Invito
the publlo and the patrons of both firms to
their offices at Noe. 81 and 88 Broadway,
where the business of Stook and Bond
brokerage will be conducted upon the same
basis as when conducting separate busi
nesses. MAY, McELWEE & PAINE,
LEWIS A MAY & CO.
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Dally Market Latter mailed free on request,
Government and
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Sad that application has been made to Th American
fbaoco Company for the ta.ua of a dupllcaU oar
cat for 80 share of the preferred stook of said
. American Tobaooo Com pan bow standing upon
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followai
NO. B4S6 FOB SO SHARES,
th. original of whlch.lt i. aUaged.haa been lest ot
mlalald aom tun prior to Jan. 1, 1866. All person
Interested are not ed at onoe to show eaua. to Ths
Amarioan Tobaco Company, at It offlo. In tt olay
of N.w York. No. 618 Wast Md St., war a new or da
piles oerflflcat for the said 60 shares should not
be Issued to the said J. W. Lea.
Dated New York. October, 1888.
HENRY CLE WS& CO.,
BANK BS.
imb-Bs'n. y? Stock exouamoe.
CrdsT. executed for Investment or on margin. In
ter t allowed on deposit., subject to check st sight.
Ac t as FlB.nsial Agent, f or Corporation, aad Investor
V. B. Boads. all Issuas. bought and eold.
aot FIFTH AY., oor. 26th at.
487 BROADWAY. Silk Kxch'ge Bldg.
380 BROADWAY, oor. Beade St
87 HUDSON sr., Mercantile Bx'g.
16 COURT BT.. Brooklyn,
cfussxrs una 3wktn. '
HAVEN & STOUT
1 Kftsssn Street. Cor. Wall St.
Banker and Brokers,
DBA- IK NBW S PKB CENT.
II. S. Gcvernment Bonds.
MONEY loaned to person temporarily e br
r sed; strictly le lairatea; co6deutiC Put r
Park row. 6 tWoi. o aoi.
8-BB MS BS s mmm in s s . r
I -- si .flit
I JKuUMftXle
Thr) Union Paolflo, Denver and
Gulf Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.
To the Holder ef Cert Ifloate of Depeet Is-
snsd by the) Central Trnst Cempsny ef
New Terk far
Cnlon Parifte, Denver and Oulf B'wsy Oa.
ConsolMateid Fir Mortgage Fiv Psv
Cant. Bond.
Stoek.
Denver, Tex and Qnlf Railroad Oa.
Firs Mortgage Mv Per Cent. Bonds.
Denver. Tex, aad Tort Worth B. B. Oa.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bond.
Funded Interest Flvs Pr Oent, Certio
rates. Stoek.
Aad to Haider ef said Boads, Funded te
tere.t CertMeatos and Stoek.
The undersigned Committee, eonatltat I under
th agreement dated September 16, 1887. of holder
of eonsolldsted mortgage bonds of Th Union Padflo,
Denver and Oulf Railway Company, has adopted a
Plan and Agreement forth a Beorganl Hon of Th
Union Pardee Denvar sad Oulf Railway Company.
The Plan and Agreement hare bean deposited with
CENTRA- TRUST COMPANY OF NBW
YORK, from which, and from it agenoy, th
AMERICAN -OAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. 88 Btsts Street, Boston, Has., oopiea mar be
obtained. I
Holder of eerUBcates of Central Trnst Com
pany of New York for CONSOLIDATED
MORTOAGR BONDS deposited under th
Agreement of September 18. 186T, who .hall, as
provided In aaid Agreement, aasent to and adopt
Id Plan aad Agreement of Reorganisation, will
bo entitled to the beneflt. of th Plan without th
issus of n.w receipts or oertiBoatea, provided that
if hereafter rsonlred by th Committee, and within
the time which It mar limit therefor, the z ttag
osrttaostss be produced to th. Depositary, aad by
It stamped as sssBMng to said Plan aad Agreement.
Holders of CONSOLIDATED MORTOAOB
BONDS not deposited under th Agraseat ef
September IS, 1867, mag beoome entitled to fa
benefits of the Plan sad Agreement ef Hsisslm
tion by depositing their bona, with all sonpoas
maturing on and after December 1, 188S, with th
Depositary oa or before OCTOBKB 66TB . 1666.
Snoh holder of consolidated mortgage bond shall.
oy th delivery of their bond to th Depositary,
be deemed to have depoaited thatr boads idol
ssid Agreement of Beptember 18, 1807, and for
the bonds deposited will reo.lv ortote of the
Depositary, under said Agreement
Holdera of certificate, of deposit under said Agree
ment for FIRST MORTOAOB BONDS of Th
Denver, Texaa and Oulf Railroad Company, and for
FIRST MORTOAOB BONDS nd for FUNDED
INTEREST FIVE FEB CENT. CERTIFI
CATES of Th Denver. Texaa and Fort Worth Rail
road Company, must surrender the same to th De
positary oa or before 00T0BXB 26TH. 1666, and
holders of aaid first mortgage bonds. Bad of aaid
funded interest five par oent certificates, must, on
or before said day. deliver to th Depota ry their
bonds or funded interest osrt oats, and must la
each osss obtain suit b nsw oertlfloate therefor
under th Plan and Agreement, la order to be -titled
to any beneflt thereunder.
Puranant to an arrangement with th Syndicate
mentioned in th Plan, holdera of the STOOK at
Th Union Paolflo, Denver and Oulf Railway Com
pany, and of the STOOK of Th Denver, Teiaa aad
Fort Worth Railroad Company, may purohasa from
the Syndicate on the terms sad conditions stated la
the Plan, th nsw bond and preferred and oommon
tock trust certlflcatee offered for .al. under th
Plan, by the deposit of their stook with the Deposi
tary, on or before OCTOBER 26TH, 1888. aad par
ing aa consideration therefor, BIO per share de
posited. Holders of oertlfloate of depoait under th Agree
ment of September 18, 181)7, for STOCK of Th
Union Paolflo, Denver aad Oulf Railway Company,
will be entitled to such right of purohaae, only pro
vided that, prior to said OCTOBK B JRTH, 1808. such
existing cert oat, of deposit b produced to th
Depositary, and by ths Depositary stamped aaaa
sentlng to the Plan and Agreement, and by making
payment of th Installment, of th purohaae-prlo
upon the terms and condition, specified In the Flan,
and within ths periods limited therein. Holder, of
ld STOCK, and of the STOCK of Th Denver, Tex
and Fort Worth B. B, Co.. not heretofore deposited
under the Agreement of September IS, 187, may
become entitled to such right of parol se by deliv
ery to tho Depositary of their said stock, en or be
fore OCTOBER SSTH, 1808, and making pay
ment of ths In ailment, of th purchaae-prloe oa
th terms sad oondltlon specified in Mid Plan, aad
wit a th period limited there. Sue holder
.hall, by .noh delivery of their .took to the Deposi
tary, be deemed to have deposited their stock under
said Bondholder' Agreement of September 18, 188T,
and shall receive therefor 66B I 6 of depoait of
the Central Truat Company of New York, Issued
under that Agreement, and stamped by the Deposi
tary u assenting to said Plan and Agreement.
Payment of the purobase-prlo of th new
securlt lea mast bo made for aooount of th
syndicate at the offlo of tho Depositary, In
New York, or at tt agency la Bostons tn two
equal Installments, tho lint oa or bofor
Ootober 5th, 1898. at tho time of presenting
the existing certificates of deposit to be
stamped ae assenting to said Flam and
Agreement or of depositing stock under
the Plan, th second on or befor Novem
ber SSth, 1808.
All payment, mnrt be receipted for by the Deposi
tary oa th certificates of deposit. Failnr to pay
either Installment when end as payable will snhjeot
th deposited stook and all tight of purohasa, and
all rights on account of any prior payment, to for
feiture, M provided In the Beorgeni tlon Agr
nient. No bonds, funded lnlsrast certificate, or stock
will be received on depoait UTiIsm la negotiable
form, and bond and funded Interest certificates
must carry all coupon maturing oa aad after No
vember 1, 1888.
Dated New York, Ootober 8, 1866.
OREN VILLB M. DODOE,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
HENRY BUDGE,
OLIVER AMES,
HABBY WALTERS,
NORMAN B. REAM,
HENRY LEVIS.
URIAH HERRMANN,
flamnatttea.
KWISB, ""-.
a ENDS SON,
Counsel.
THB ATCHISON, TOPE A AND SANTA
FN. RAILWAY COMFaNT
Foor Per Cent. Oa Hundred Year
. . Adjustment Bonds.
Notlc I hereby given i that the Board of Directors
of this company ha. declared to be due and payable
on th first day of November, 1868. aa Instalment of
lntrst (being th seoond instalment) upon th
bove bonds, at ths rate of FOUB PBR CENT, on the
a.. .0U,B., " , being Forty dollars (60) upon
each On th oueend-doUerTl,000) bond aud Twouty
YorW -a" Bf rf fe.Ttn-o
and .urrender of th . respective ooupons NUMBIRBD
J. and on the egtatored Bonda to the registered
holdera thereof , un November 1. 1866. The In afar
r2H?i - irffWrod Bonda wtU oloee on Ootobw
16, 188, and will remain oloeed unuM No r ember 1.
' B. W. OABDINKB. Aaa-taat Itattna
w York. Sptambr 7. 1666.
THB OALLATIN NATIONAL BAN- '
OF THE CITY OF NKW YOBK
The I 3 2d Consecutive 8eml
Annual Dividend.
v Mew York, September 38. 1888
33ih50to,lSmW -k hth-dwoScd
dividend of FIVK PKB OKNT. and itradlvt
Send of 01 PKB CKNT.. tree of t-T. pbu ad
fterOotohsr 6 proximo. Ths tre i lit booka will
remain cloaed until that data. "-" owlU
BaBUKLWOOLVB TON, "-whler.
Th. Srm of BATHKwg. '& 6Bl.r.
and Broker., is this day dtaaoT" by Viaeat
MATUBW8, BKAN a CO.
P.rJhV-Wg '-" WjptV
WILBUB K. MATHEWS,
.,. Member N. Y. 8 ok Bxohani .
aJ?iUB OBANOE. naag
Oorrpond.nt :
MATHEWS. M1IJE k OO.
87 Chestnut at.. PbQi alp a.
SjSsJb-. i-ipta ot.6 ,
iB-a.
f MBtiC JlatitfS.
- B'''"'J.-r'i-irVsrf-Muiji..
poST OFFIOB NOTION. " .J
witS -PT.l IrT'. c'esriVVfoe -,
Poet Offlo. sa follow. ! PAKCKI.8 POST MuiqH
on. hour earlier than closing t ,,. shown , ,'"
TRANRATI.AN flO MAII s "
THUR8DAY.-At 6 A. M. tor Rl minis ,,,. .,
ship Atignste Victoria, via t heib .nrg ' KIT!t
amnton and Hambnre. """uV
SATUltoAY.At6!0 A. M. forlT.wr'r switv..
LAND. ITALY, SrAIN, plRTCHA ' " 1 1 iTir SS"
xWYPT and BSITI8II tnu. p-r 1 Vsn .hRfl
Jourala. via Juavre astters'fi.r oths?L?,
urop must bs directed "ver 1 Touraliis"!7
MOTH, forKUrtOPE, per staamshiSm-?
via Qnetustown (letter, for Fmin. Hwit,..,Y!nS
Italy. Spain. PoHtigal, Turkey. Kgrnt ln,i i
lsh Indls mnst be dlr.ct..,i i!iVViJS!
tt 8 A. M. for NETIlrilUNI'H dlr'eeu" I
steamship Werkendem via llotte-,1,,,,, r.i,
must be directed "per Warkiiiilani" - n I w
for ITALY, per steanship t'tilda vlaNnie. 2
tela must be directed "per Folds t i. a ST
for SCOTLAND dlreot, per steamslm. i ihui?
via Olaagow (letters mnst lo dlnviea V?l
Bthlopla ). M
After th closing of the Supplementary Trse v
tan tic Malls n.med above, additional sun lementa! i
S allsar opened on the piers of the Amernan IS
b, Frenoh and German .tcamer., and n tnain'n t
until with la Tn Minutes of the hour ol aiii?
steamer.
AILS FOB BOTTTH AND CENTRAL AMKnidA
WEST INDIES, kc. A3,Ki0a,
THTTf DAY. At 4 A. M. for LA PLATA cnvxTnrr
direct, per steamship Oarrlrk ; at mi f,, ti
PLATA COUNTRIES direct, jer steamship Fu
sra Prlnoat 1 P. M. (supplementsry i so
M.) for BERMUDA. pr steamship Truiidap 2
1 P. It. for JAMAICA, per steamship Anlanir
(letter, for Bellre, Puerto Cortez and (Inalemala
mn.t be directed ' "per Ardanrose"); at l p m fn.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, per steamship Kenr.rtt
1 P. tt. (supplementary 1:80 P. M.) for Ns8ui
N. P.. per steamship Anlllia. oahbab,
FB OAY.-At 10 A. M, for PORTO RICO and RANT,
OO DE CUBA, per steamship Port Victor- all
P. M. for MEXICO, pereteamshlp Mstnmas via
Tamplco (letters must be directed " per Ms'ta
SATUBDAY.-At J:80A. M. for NEWFOrNnUYn
per steamship Siberian, from Philadelphia- at
8:80 A. M. (aupplementary 10 A. M.i for iur.
BAD08 and DEMERAHA, per steamship (Jar.
Jlbbee: at 10 A. M. (aupplementsry lo::lo A Ml
or FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, BAVAMIJ
and OARTHAQKNA, per steamship Alens (lab
tars for Costa Rica must lie directed " par
Al.ne"); at 10 A- M. (.upplementary lo-sa
A Ml for HAITI and BANTA MaRTHa!
par steamship Holsteln: at 10:dn a. TC
for BRAZIL and LA PIJtTA coiiKTRrvr
par steamahip Uvorno, via Pemambuco and a
Janeiro (letter far North Br II must bs diras I
"perLivorno"): at 10:80 A. M. for CUBA, pes
steamship Or aba, via Havana (letters mint b.
directed " per Or aba"): at 10:80 A. . fa,
OAMPECHB, CHIAPAS, TOBASOO anu YCOa.
TAN, per steamahip garth ago (letters for other
parts of Mexloo must be directed "per ar
feago")i at 11 A. M. for POBTO BIOO.
VENEZUELA and OUBACAO, also BAVANul
and CARTHAQENA, via Curacao, per .tearashl
Philadelphia: at llK.forNEWFO0NDLAKD.pi
steamahip Portia: t 13 B. for POBTO RICO dlreoL
rir.teamahlp Winifred: at 12 M. (supplementary
P. M.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Cost,
BJs, sad SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per steam!
atrip Advance, via Colon (letters for Guatemala
mail be directed "per Advance"): at s no P. it
for NEWFOUNDI ND, per ateamer from No I
Bydny.
Halls tor Newfonndland. by rail to Halifax, sat
thenc by steamer, cIom at this offlc-o dally at
8:80 P.M. Mall, for M iau.lon. by rail to Bdton
and thence by steamer, close st this offics dally
t 8:80 P. M. Malls for Cub clo.. at thla ofllo.
dally at 7 A. M., for forwarding by steamers Ball
ing Monday and Thursdays from Port Tampa,
Fla. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addreeaed for despatch by stesraw,
cIom st this offlo daily at 1:80 k. . and JiS)
P.M. Bg tareda llolo t 6 P. M. prsrloai
TEA NBPAOTFIO MAILS.
Halle for China aud Japan, par steamship Empress
of India (from Vancouver), closs here daily up t
Oot 18 at 6:80 P.M. Math for China, Japan and
Hawaii, per ste.m.hip OasUo (from Ban Franela.
oo) close bar dally up to Oct. 6 at 6:80 p. M,
Malla for Hawaii per aleamshlp Australia (from
Ban Francisco) close hare daily up to Oct. 13, al
6:60 P.M. Malla for Australia (exoept WestAue
tralia). New Zm ad, Hawaii and Fill Islands,
par steamship Warrlmoo (from Vancouver!,
cloa here daily after Sept. 80 and up toOot.Ilt
at 6:60 P. M. Mali for China and Japan, per
steamahip Teooma (from Tacoma). close her.
daily up to Oot. 117 st 6:80 P. H. Malls for th.
Society Islands, par ship City of Pauoiti (from San
Franouco), ol om her daily up to Oct. 26 at 6:80
P.M. Maili l for Australia (exoept th osa for West
Australia, which re forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand Hawaii, FIJI and Sam oan Island., per
steamship Mariposa (from San Francisco), dose
her daily up to Oct. 128 at 7 A. M., 11 A. M. and
6:80 P. M. (ot on arrival at Nsw York of steam
ship Etniria with British malla for Australia).
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sai ling
daily and ths schedule of dosing Is arranged on the
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit.
I Begietered mail closes at 6 P. M. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN OOTT, Postmaster.
Post Office. New York, N. Y Oct. 6. 1898,
aTOTIOR THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE Of
-Lv MILWAUKEE, located at Milwaukee, in the State
of Wisconsin, is closing Up its affair.. All note hold
er and others, creditors of said aasoclatlon, are
therefore hereby nottfl ed to present the notes and
other claims against the association for payment,
HERMAN F. WOLF, Cashier.
Patsd Aug. 17. 1888.
Stegrt jgotit tt.
AT A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT
in and for th county ot N.w York, h.ld at th.
County Courthouse, in ths borough of Manhattan,
olty of New York, on the 16th day of Beptember,
18U8, be g Special Term, Part One. thereof. Present, '
the Boa, Henry A GUdereloevo. Justice. In ths
matter of the application of th MoManus Construc
tion Company for authority to change Its name to the
METROPOLITAN OONSTBU0TI0N COMPANY. Upon
I isaillng and filing the petition of the MoManus (Vn
atruetlon Company, domestic stock oorporatton.duly
verified by Edwin K. Conover. its President, wtrereia
said petitionor prays for an order authorising It to
sssume another corporate name, to wit, the name
Metropolitan Construction Company, and upon filing
ths certificate of th Secretary of State annexed
thereto, certifying that ths name which such corpo
ration proposes to assums i. not th name of any
other domestic corporation or a name which he
deems so nearly resembling it aa to be calculated to
aeoelve, and upon filing due proof by affidavit.
lowing that notice of the presentation of said pe
tition haa been duly published onoe in each week
for six uocssstvs week in two daily newspaper,
publiahed in Now York county, and the Court bolus
utlafied by snoh petition and by tha affidavits and
ertlficate presented therewith that ths petition la
. and that there la a reaaonable objection to the
change of name proposed, and that the petition has
been duly authorired and that notice of the presen
tation of the petition has been mad a. required by
W
Now, on motion of Francis Feranhar, attorney for
petitioner, no one opposing, it Is
ORDERED that said petition be and the earns
hereby la granted, and that the petitioner, the Me
anas Construction Company, bo and It hereby li
authorized to un another corporate nam., to
wit. the name METROPOLITAN CON8TBU0TI0X
COMPANY, on and after the first day of November.
1886, and It i. further ordered and directed that this
order bs entered and th papers on which it h)
gran tad a filed within ten days from the date hereof
In th office of the Olerk of Nsw York county, th.
county In which the certificate of incorporation of
the aaid corporation I filed, and that a certified
copy of this order, within ten day after the entry
thereof, bs filed la th office ot th Secretary of But.
and further that a copy of this order bs published
one wsek for four auoceealve weeks in ths Nsw
York Sun, a uewapaper in the oounty of New York,
beginning within ten day after the entry hereof.
SUPREME OOUBT. Oounty of New York. Th
. Mutual Life Insurano Company of Nsw York.
Plaintiffs, agalnat Thomaa H. Hubbard and Edward
Wells, Junior. M Executors or and Trustees under
th last WtU and Testament of Hiram Barney, de
ceased; Harriet K Barney, widow of said Hiram Bar
ney, deoaaaed) tram Barasy, Junior-, Sara Barney,
Lewis T. Barney, Susan E. Barney. Mary Marvin,
Will m Barney, Lawrence Barney, Augusta Barney,
0orj6 W. SUphena. and WUlard Parker Butler, as
Trust under a ourtaln Mortgage or Deed of Trust,
Bearing data the let day of March. 18D. snd re,
oordea in the offlca of the RcirtatAr nr tha :itr and
GoSatf of New York In Block Berie s (Mortgage ). Bee,
tion 18, Liber , at nag 40. Defendants.-Bum
mona. P cs of trial Oounty of Now York.
To th above-named Defendants and each of tlismi
You are hereby aummoued to answer the com .
plaint in this action, and to ssrv copy of your
answer on th plalntlatr attorneys within twenty
days after th sarvlue of this summons, eioluslvs of
th day of aervlce; and in oaae of your fall nr- to ap
pear or answer, judgment will be taken against yog
by default for the relief demanded In the complaint,
Dated. New York, Beptember 2urd, 1808.
. DAVIKS, STONE AUE BACH, Plaintiffs' At
torney.. Offlo and Post Offlo Address. No. 82 Suol
Street Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
To the Defendants. Harriet E. Barney, widow f
B am Barney, deoeaaed: Hiram Barney. Jr., Bar
Barn?, Lewis T. Barney, Mary Marvin and William
"The foregoing summons is served on yon by pub,
Heatto a pursuant to n order of the Honorable mi
yam N. Cohen, on of the Juatloea of tb. nuni.ma
Court of the Stat of New York, dated the 80th day
of September, 1868, nd filed with the complaint la
th office of the Olerk of the County of hew Yorg
at the Oounty Court Uouae In the Borough of Usa
anttaa la the City of New York.
Bated Nsw York, October 4th, 18B8.
DAVIKS, BTONE at AUKRBAOH, Attorney, for
Plaintiffs
Office and Poet Office ed drees, 83 Naasan st st,
Borough of Manhattan, New York i'itr. .
BusttusjJ Chauffs.
NKW YORK SUN OFFICE, NKWARK, N. J.
ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE TIIEIll OKIIt.KH At
784 BBOAD ST.. NKWARK. WHKRK THE A.MB
OARE AND ATTENTION WILL BK BUOWh AB AT
MAIN OFFICE
A MFT MARKET located moat prominent ay,
nue uptown; weat aide: established - t'
price only 11.6001 receipt tl.OOu: reasons fseii
ing going In other business; now doing ,plendts
business; Including horse and w.ip'11. Apply
McDonald wiuoins. m Nassau.
OOBNER BALOON located uptown on l T-I
price only 6J.000; long leaae. low rent; no no
ing good business
Mcdonald a wiuoinh, kd hasssu.
ABICY0LE BUSINESS lncated on and st , west J
Bth avi price lt()0. Will explain full parti' ular
by calling. McDonald m WKiiilNS. 140 Nassau.
H0U8EFURNIH1IINO STORK, busy town 60 nlllsfl
out on Long Island: price 61,000; this a oar
gain; clean foil stock.
M -DONALD A WIOIilNS. 1st' Nassau.
PABTY WANTED with lio.OOO, iBcorporstad eon)'
naBy dealing In hardware: inutoiy i otl siinre.il
highest refereiue. ex.. ted ami gn- u FarucuUrj oj
. McDonald k wu.hinu. moNomsu.
pKINTINO at a tew honra" noUce; lo.oop ciroulasB
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