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SENDING EXlLED JEWS HERE
ARE ANY FOREIGN OFFICIALS 1H-
HIND THE MOVEMENTS

Our State apartment, Warned by Mimic.
ter I.,ncoin. May Protest-A hatch OF
Assisted Jewish Immigrants Dstasaed.
Twenty eight Russian Hebrews who arrived
here last week nj, Q detained ut the Barge Oflce
pending the action OF the Treasury Depart
mont on the results OF an Investigation which
Gen. O'Bci,ne has been making among them.
Gen. O'Beirne's investigation is the result OF
this letter from A. b. Nettleton, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury. The letter 10 dated
July 10:
This department is In receipt OF . letter
from the Department OF State. da cd 7th inst.
transmitting q copy OF a despatch from the
American Minister ut London. who calls atten-
ton 10 . cutting fro:n the Times issued on 2oth
ult which gems to be an authorized publica-
ton OF . de spatch from the British hmbAssa-
dor at Berlin. from which 1t appears that
strenuous efforts are being made by me British
official. who is said to DO a prominent member
Of Jewish social organization. to divert from
England tho destitute expatriated Russian
Jews who arc coming into Germany at the rate
OF 700 per day. by warning them that the labor
market OF England is overstockod. and sug-
costs that they be sent to America or Palest,nS
mater f 10 the atto"'ion Of foreign Governm ents
Il would be essential that the departncnt 30
found that any such immigrants are arriving
at our ports. You are therefore reluested to
CLOSELY question any SOcn ltuSSlRn jews wig
may arrive as imm grants at yonr rorts. and
II you md any who haNe been diverted from
their orr: inal destination to this country by
testimony. with tho names and official rank Of
persons who are active in the matter. and
promptly report tho facts to tho department"
The testimony OF all the twenty-eight who
arc detained has been taken In the form OF
anldavits. Tho AFT dnvits are all very much
alike. and show that the makers were assisted
in coming to this country; !.etba Steen's is .
fair sample. Stocn says Int he Is 2S yenrs old,
mnrr;eh, md Inns two children. Until three
years ag" no lived in Eesza. Russia. where he
worked Mt his trado, 0lacksmithn0. Work
failed him. md ho went to ustrow., From
theirs no was driven ont BY the au 4
from Russia. l!e determined TO- come TO
his fare to tho s,acoast On the way 70 inc
coast he was arrested mt tho frontier
and thrown inlo prison. he was visited IN the
prison on the third day OF his confinement "
q rerresantnttve OF some society or commimdLeee.
tho name OF which he docs not know. This
ofTicial gave him some clothing and fifteen
marks. On his arrival OF the seacohst . ticket
to America was given to him..
Some OF the other afidavits are moro ~.
plicl, even than Stoen's. Ono man stated that
10 had been assisted all the way. AnSther
delphia instead of to New York. as It would be
castor for him to land at Philadelphia than
Gen. OBeirns said yesterday afternoon that
h. had hcharred the twenty eight immigrants
from landing on the ground that they were
likely 10 become public charges. Th,y will BE-
sent back to tho ports from which they came.
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fhovisioNs-Lha FUTURES were quieter snd the late
s.t.y
3::s Il 5.$::
III q: j
ssH o,s sIsssa ''t,s ::
IL. a1ts; ;.''ir S p :.: :1's.s s7 .s'
s ssi :SSss.:s os sss S:$s ii3 ssss
st: e s %
SS'. o%o: steam. %S e un
sH sSGi S.n.% S ..ssse.
Tor s.s tu s.4 Eggs S At
TOOK r.nss The large .apoT. pa;ns.: eaas:a
81
sl.t TO- f.s et for October
sIcS,sssi d Tor Nay issa srs. !S.s. was .s.ss
:5S4 ei 'Si
3d. n',ssia ",nss: st ins 1 t"S.s;
ssss ~; s.sss u.
81 ssa nis,s a
/, Nv Sn:s T Ii sss .ss.s
sss s.
and ysssle. RI September: and on t6s spot mixed
I .ss ~:
10 red Mint.. 81 July, ssse;, Aasa.s sss.s s.p.
ssry,~ ans; NY sIo,S Corn ss.y; ~; ni.sa
Der .5D}tc; December. bac. OATS steady; No mixed
for July: tac: Angus. Ssho.; September. $40; No.
uSI'Ma Option, opened =. slish. decline In sym.
tanced on buying by local bulls" Receipts At Rio
.: a. .o. fs;' :sy H sis ' :.. ::
~: % $:
I'll: .po. msEks! wa. aus. b.. .s.dy BIC on the spot
steamship Mozart s!l7he 900 bags do 60 arrive per
ias 90 Be shipped At ieSe MIA sIsdss arm, Gales
sssss iTississs TasssssS isSsS.ss ssSss Sa Is
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Electric Stock Quo tatis.s.
Now York Markets.

SATURDAY. July ls-FLous NkAL-Ths market
holder: upon the market Sales we're l45S Ibis, and
s :ssss 8. Sa's sup sqar .rsp
asssa5: No: extra. .s4asssIeS: clears $3.50
winter. s.s$, IS; city mills: shipping extras Steo6
for Brandy wine.
70 points decline from yesterdays closing prices The
rally the drought in this mornings Chronre
Then the marked depression in tho Liverpool market
did not more fully respond 70 TIE lower price. for ~
reports but southern advces toned general rama
guile heavy st some pointA feature OF the MARIE Of
the very large business in spot cotton for home
eon:umption sad 20 have been closed GU. At low prices
ducsd Lido MiddlnR uplands $40; do GulfA ii6o
The following are the details OF the transactions In
futurcl with Galss O 4OU bnles:
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4 NOTED PHILANTaRoPLsE
The GIns OF AIRS. Elisabeth Thoopsea
who has just Been Declared Insane.


RUTLAND. VT. July 1s.-Mrs Elizabeth
Thompson. the noted phianthropist. who has
Just been declared insane. Is Vermonter. She
was born in Rutland on Feb. 81. 1921, and was
the daughter OF Samuel Rowell. q poor farmer.
When she was nine years old che went as raid
Of all-work to a neighbours family receiving
IS wages twenty-five cents . week. Her
education was self.ac1uired. She grew TO
be such remarkably handsome and intelli-
gent woman that while on a visit to Boston In
millionaire Of that city. that he sought her
hand. They wore married early in ls44 and:
until his dea,h IN 1859 they spent much OF
Tho use OF the entire inGome OF the vast es'
tate was then left to Mrs. Thompson. She gave
sums t9 sd sh % eaIs q
arc now s rich through her bounty: She gave
sss'iss.s yellow isyes s6s iSaaSsa ihs tsxn
s.es spa ss W.T. 500 to
Mrs. Thompson was one OF the largest con-
tribntors to purchase the Vasssr College tele:
scope and she to the GS%fof soho0I Of
meetings are held. She suggested and carried
out with her own money song service for
81 SSsf t9 70 many BE e fs!ss
oils d. Carpenters paiuting. The Sign
Ing Of the Emanelpation Proclamation
and presented it 10 Congress-: In consequence
Of this the freedom OF the House was given
her. q right no other woman. not even the
81 1000 to the American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science: Two years later she
r. % e its
beth THOMPSON Science Fund" and is con-
trolIed by the International Scientific Con-
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

i+5.h 9. = a q niusrset 171aoz7o' Edv I a.
ssssi.. snS VII. q Mich III:
"a a1 v va iso ia;ih * aiiiIiis1a;1ii1s;
,o!S %: es:s 70 m
SAME proo; wa Iv.u: and vii: 10 Ii.dsrci
,cs$ i Az: S.. 3sii0oii b: viii. 40
% S q as'sf. .s ;sS S:% s NM
sss '' XII! n sses 1 Sarah
Its q. !. si iiiihi :, Go.si6 M.,nid: voa
~ s V 70. :, kI;t. Gu;
1inssa ~ y! S:d.r st. .iaas1i4ia;; .ol.s
7ad \ SIP %s:i iii.niilil Robinson and wife
sssh is3s xsih ~ 'iSsniiot..' Ariola :. 49,
RscOHpxp LRHsEa
Brodsriek. Cath. to Thos Fletsehsr. 27s 9TH 81 ~,
os..n psut.l TO R.n..i. Ro... part II: Bow. 'O00
x ssH t e.s%is ass DOM to KAT. oi.:n s.: M
1:ss; ,.a:S, 4 +: Ss - ..sss ,.s
~, go ~ -; Z H. 100
.s':s = o.. .:a. "a az ~. "a a.e.sA ssos
y; IL: yi aSs.s 7: I'D
uca.s IA. s u S..asIiu Robinson s Va. Loo
I'D At instailmsnts ..'............ aaoG
LEM 81: ssn.,, g Tr;sSas sar a! Len Assn
Meyer sirmund l. TO 10; wx,i.eh. ii East 18th s
soSiseksr Lindniia 10 Harlem savings Bani.
ss,is, ssa is ri. q ID Vi. I..is .Is ~'0'
esMssi End A. ss,h ct yLs..."......... iLool
NJ DSsn Al
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T R lie LINES,

Direct route to rsssaic, Paterson. Tuxedo New.
d burxh Midd:.own. Por. Jsryi., Monticello White
Springs Rochester. buffalo Niagara Falls
cheas snd ali koG T.
Choice Of routes via Ghnutauaua Lake Niagara Fails
1sq.smn ThrouEn trains leave New York foot q" Sh.m.
bers st, as follows anil tvs minutes earlier, unss
n M 4 IL Daiy-via Magyar. fslis and ch.u
S.UU tauqua Lake PHror car New York to Bufa!
Sleeper Hornellsville to Cincinnati Connects a. rort
nnP Pn bs'iy.ves!iSue limited SOLD Tram
O.OO for Chicago, via Chautauqpa Lake with din
Ing car to Chicago seeper' to Chicago Cleveland
q 20 NJ except sSnd.y.M.onn:.i1 E1p r..t tc'
S.oO BinEhsm%En u, honssd,ls 'nd Monticello"
O.UU Ni.9ar. Falls and Grand Trnnf Railway
sleepers to Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto. and Chicago
S.3O aio Fall: Sold train 70 Chicago sIssp.rs
buffalo CHICAGO, and Cincinnati
Don't JERvls-week Days-4ns 4. 4. csc o. S'eSA
L 1924 n; GEO p 40, "a N lo,so 4: M + y
$40 Sfe H. s:so + H. s:S H. SunaA''-'
NRWBURGH.wee Days,,4!;i. 4. y 1874 st s'ssl
~ NJ H. F. NJ H. ai = H. A sr A' T. SUB
SP N. (2sd st i24o( for SewbaIxh; i;+9RM t2sd't
2a fos Hsw:h9,ns' ~ Tor rort Ss.y from
wi ticket Offices Also copies OF summer Home
containing reject list Of hotels and boarding homes
"Chsutsuqua Lake Souvenir" and Summer Eacur
WSiCKgrs AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDATIoNs q,
4o s7 and o. gLo1aws .nc s al F me wi! 4.
SrooiIyn; io7 broadway Wiham,bureh corner Sow
Ark and Hudson SITS lloboksn and JsrsSICi.y
h,s Tssni. nnS l" to
W. c. RINEARSOS. General Passenger Agent
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AxilsaHd6
De N N SYLVAN IA
RAILROAD,
the STANDARD RAILWAY OF kMERicAl
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Desbroeses and Cortlandt Streets, ~


follows:
On and after JULY 19tn, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
i'ssi slf'DH's Su sns .. SIS
afG sa: NEXT d ss.'.Ss ou s ASA x
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
iS MI IS. 70 Room s,:sgss $is
.'Rs' sa. :nd SSs
. IS ass::: a.
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EX.
PRESS.
500 :. M.-iuman vsstbuie slsspinx Cars from
few York and Dining Cars from New York to g.
'o sns aII,s. f.s
THE COLUMBIAN ExFREss.
.ad sS s Dnf: s
p GSos ssornf !0% S:s S1Is oh''f"
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
enc r. M.-PumaA vestibuls Sleeping Oar New
York 20 Pit..bGrxn. n. Louis chesso. cipcignsu
fssSsphis and Ra S'S e @ .Ss CHI
1880 ss, cleveland
PACIFIC EXPhEs9.
S: Ss
Cleveland 9 s3S r. NJ next day. and daily ~ Chicago
7wo A. NJ second morning Connects for Toledo
ls. s:ss:s s.v vti Express with
DALTIMORE, WARRINGTON AND
THE SOUTH.
sWashtnsteu Limited Express" Of Pullman rarior
Cars with Dining Car TO Baltimersl daily except
sunday. 1910 A. ~. arrive Washington 100 y. ~,
and Congressional Limited" daily with Dining Car
at3:2O u ". arrive WashinGton S:2s r u; regular
:1prss. go $50 and !! 4; n; aiH $50 q ana
sunday 1:l5 and $3.50 A. NJ 4:sO. 8, and r N. and
ver Assnsio city l.so r. 4 week dsys with Through
For O Cap. Nay 10 p Il. week DAY. with rArossh
BUFFET PArlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 40 7:2O $50 $3.50 srOO 30 800 Chicago Linn
lied, with Dining Car and iol0 HashinGton Limited
with Dining Carl and II 80 A. ~. l2:2t. 100 2,lU
2SU sac $3.50, AtU +O, sou 8HU. $50 500 and
eW r. ii, and 1915 night Accommod alton. ii no
r. 80 and r n: s%ndsys E1pr pre-. s;la s;so
For tine tables oftrains TO local point. the Penn
ticket oficesi %SS sS,. and ~ Broadway, / Aston
House. and foot OF Dssbrosses and CortlAndt sta; I
Court st, k61 Fulton st., and brooklyn Annex Staten
foot Of Fpltsn 81 Brooklsn 70 hudsonst. Hoboksni
fhs Ssx Sori transfer Company will cal, for and
check baggage from and residences through 70
s''s GMAs. z. puaH. J.R WOOD
General Nanaesh General PAss'r Aeen1
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Proposals.

I1sTIMArEs FOR DREDGING ct sundry named
II places on the East River Nil be received by the
h:aid q a. ne he ad Of The DsP.r'men
foot OF Battery place North River In the city Of New
York until o'clock y. NJ Of "Wednesday. July ~ 1901
sale At City Hall
FsIIMAIEs FOR DREpdIN0 for = new pi.r q foot
csivsd By ths Hoard OF Commssonsrs nt the head Of
the DepsI,msnt q Dock: q the o,es Of SAD depart
p the city Of New York. until O'clock Of v sdn ssdsy
July "a io9l Tor full particulars see the Cty Record
Copies Tor sale st CITY Hall
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Assessn,ents and Cases.

nEPARThEET or TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
~ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
NEw YORK., July r. 1871,
Public notice Ia herehv given by tue tonntssinnoFs
Of Iaxss aud Assessment, tia the assessment ~ ,"f
and personal estate IN kAd ci for The ear ~
have been ma ~ completed and Lave teen devored
to tho board Of Aldrrmen OF said city and that snch
In the once 81 the Clerk Of SAID Board Of Aidermsn
EnMARD r BARKEA
fh93nMsh EIiff sIhHS
$4,000 r. fAxAA ~ ASaNGaDs0A !,
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~ ne Assas Of ~ asssripsea and vaius saSrssss
ths real sstatA fes 2oa 2o7 800 all and SIS East 18th
81 New YorE the lsasshold property ~ Univsrsity
place and 9Th It. and the prsssss typA machinery.
toola nxtures and other plant Of both the cid oomps
nisA This property together with the working capital
which the vendors underaksto contribute valued q
q ,A8e.7A0.85.
The books and accounts Of both the rstirins Gem
pAnies have been examined by the wsli.known public
aceountanta hsssra WALDEN. BROOKS DON
NELLY, who certify 40 followe visit
No II Pine 81. New York. March ~ 1891
We have examined the books ald 40
counts Of TRow's PRINTING AND
BOokBINDlNo COMPANY fer the
period Of hvs ysan ending Dee D.
1891 and also for the sams period the
accom- . Of the TROw CITY DIRECT.
DRY COMPANY, and We md the net
pronts of the two ooncsrnA aftsf pre-
viding for the cost Of all matsrialA
labor waGsa and sxpsnsss and COST
sfrsnswaIs and repairs % plant ana
machinery. - bs...................O o0l Al I,OO
Or An average Of 0183,0e0.10
yearly.
ne profits for the ysss 1880 amounted
YALpBN. BROOKS DoNNILLx
EQUIVALENT To PEE CENT. UPON
THE PREFE1RED STOCK AND ll.l0
PER CENT. UPON THE COMMON
STOCK.
s.SSS shares OF per cent. eunulstivs
preferred stock. and S.Seo shares Of gen
eral (oonnon) stock 81 this company are
now offered FER pablo susseription At par.
subscriptions will be payable - follows,
10 per cent. On application.
- per cent. sn allotment.
e ssr s ss.s !. j. s:s: ...-...
The subscription lists will ~ spensA ~
10 o'clock A. NJ. on Tuesday. Jaly u. a.A
viii elese At or before o'clock r. II. -
Thursday, July -, 1891. At the eAess Of
Aessrs. JOHN II. DAVIS d CO., 10 Wall
St. New York, 9. v. VIII rE d CO.. ~
Wall st.. New York. and Sherman o.,
Chicago. and CONNOR d CO.. II 0resA-
way. New York.
Subscriptions win also b rsesivsdby
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK,
New York;
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
CHASE NATIONAL BANK. New York;
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK New Ysrk,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Albany. KY,
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST coAPANL WasA-
ington d CT
CITY NATIONAL BANK. spsiagnsld Mssa;
WILBOUR JACKSON CO, Banksra Providence
RI;
4 J. DEAN CO. Bsnksrs New York
Alotmsnts will b made a. soon ~ practicable The
right u reserved % rsiset reduce any subsorp-
ton
FROsFECTUsEs. CONTAINING FULL
OF QUALIFICATION FOR STOCK, CAN DE
OBTAINED FROM EITHER OF THE
BANKS OR BANK ERs ABOVE NAMED.
Advance applications can be
made to any Of the bankers prior to
the formal opening of tho books.
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Savings Sxuls.
SAVINGS IAMk

HRBBNwICH SAVINGS lANk.
VI rs SIXTH Az,
Tho Board Of Trustees has Declared INTEREST dspos
months aud three (s) months ending June 80 iss At
the rate Of THREE AND OSE.HALF Cn4J FER CENT.
Per all of nvs dollars 50 and not OF.
tsydng three thousand dollars t$UO pay able aud
Moneys deposited or before July 10 carry interest
from July l..
This Sank will remove 10 business 70 the new bank
6udias being erected At southeast eorasr eth
JbHT HANSEN iHoADEA Prsadsss
CLINTON GILBERT. Treasures,
H2EaHSR p S WaauIEf4 ls,,sssasssA
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Further Attack. on the Mckinley Act.

Three appeals from tho findings Of the Gem
sral Appraisers as to duties lavlsble under the
Mckinley act have been entered In the United
Btates Circuit Court here. All attack the
validity OF the act. declaring that 1t was not
ltltution. and was not signed BY the President
The appellants arc G. 4. Mason Co.. import
and W alter II. Graet Il Co.. cotton straw braids
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.,e.: x...e.u ,.xaaoxs Central American. ,seaae.'

2Ic Msxscan. isNa2oAe: Central American. le077e.,
Jaws ESQ Moehh 2!Ss as a. .,,o. .,,,.r. no
sales closing dull at 3asAS +8o. for july 80
81 S.s sHs ana
D.s.nS was sss. snd .aa
for STANDARD St!trlfngAl. Refined firm Sus 9uiss
$: s R?xs':i si' s.s:; nv Ss.;s ;sE;:
Rico aSSS5c.: domsstie ordinsry 70 far eaI ~,
good ans 2oec and choice 70 fancy 2SSsHs NG:
moa q fsiT sk0ss:c.: good 70 prime. SiI.e head
61<s6Nc.; RAnE0on, 1880; PAtnA %k0o1to.; japan
oL05Wc. Java <I0Shr
hAy.L sro.Is-spris va, nsgses etc., a inl
isla,.rs snd s!il for machines: Ro:n :. as ia
srss:c s%iSs:Ss y ! 81 ~ s%sc: :H. ssS
,s 81: VI ks:Ss 81 a. In :.
Pitch dull s.t e. -..,.,, ..,,o,.,.. ,.,. a,u
ndoweti opening a. s1Ns selling a. s1ss7S snd
slosins e. sales T bbIn Rs ~ En-. 10 e as
bulk a7oo NapRths. 60
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xslf61Aa. -
s1HE S1oH:s SEEHTEsT TSTSxsxx
New YORK CEA1RAl
&klfs1GA.

Hudson River Railroad
THE FoUR-TRAoK TRUNK LINE
All trains arrive ~ and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Az. ana Asd st.. New Yen.
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section
SnS ONLY RAILROAD STATION In ran c,Yr
Trains leave ~ Follows,
FAST NAIL APP sPE TGHH1eETsAND ISLAND
sli.sa.s ksss..'.s S:s.%s. 's e! ''s;'s s:::
sAHATosAA,k Half !. - e Ffksef.SsiE : MON.
ti r.. A. df.Tna room car ,hr..r>
Pm. Mon'r:. Isl sis r. n 0Aa"' 'LAi' ''0's'A I'D
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LyMYrpn
1S S:s,su. pl MfsS %ns,.: az. sseS,sy w.y
M Room sst ~. a. GSs
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS,
s5 :s:, lsS
sOUTHwESTERN LIMITED.
me Wagner vestbuls Drawing Room uss,.
;sss a;s y -, S$lS':: II
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
sSsi!n ana L.;s'y ana %iai%. cara IL: os,ssss
SARATOGA LIMITED,
"a; Az sS5s.$ sSs 'S$ :t
SARATOGA SPECIAL
Albany roy ps :l.o:. h S.5 p:
NORTH SHORE LIMrTEn.
:nd pns, u.a b SSfs
cSieaTo ..snr. a Il. 'AfA Ou' Ds'o'' shsA AZ
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
Ssi::.s .: H. i lss:
ADIRONDACK F ASR MONTREAL .1.
S i: ;s;s": s: ;s: :ss
'':sa1asa' S s;:s* ssas'$:b sas='''
~ E @s \: s:'1sH: s:.' IL? ID IT
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Ems i iss'ss.so s::Ras 9:'1 p:
LIMITED FAST MAIL
ssS ,s,. car p.''sns'" for sssA
CHICAGO NIGHT ExrnEsa
s,i6 Y. Mawasnsr Steering Car. New York " oass
, HiRRf'n sSs1S RfssGf .RS .uus
CLIFF lklNGsI0Sa AID ngbsoN...t1:& tio:s9
..s. . 81 as s s5 ~ a.; s 81 I'd scHs
81 ' ss 10 a. tsss iss S' s! RsG 7 ss
Ataats ssR ssGF?' :s lis ' u.s. s :s' fiss
sAkAfSsxs tsio tio:so +lso 4 II. +ssa
UESs ~ sj sss s sss s sO So t t
.sR sSs,4hS7sS ss 1Gss 's
xfHShRA SG TxsEs1a:!a ioSa +,oso n. 4oa soo
ADIRONDACK M6uSIAINs AND MoNrRBAL-.ees
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Exchasgs-Sales July 10.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm $1.0o0sl
= Tenn. Hot 3s..... 673<l Tenn Set 6s.....iO0
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS
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nELAWARk. LACkAWANSA ~'
RAILROAD
Ghsrtsst Ina vssou'sd rul'nsn ess'A

a. n-r,r.,. y,ese,a sprns. .ua o.v.E: 3.
pres: VI. T...oa. fGr w.'f ,,1 LAP .ss.fiy
Eiehn.,d syfnEs w. N, sII'i, NJ "t I'D in.rn.
1iats stations Connects nj scranton Mn
pitiston. Wiik esbsrre. ransyi. AZ ~,
and At Bufaln with trains tor the 49,.
7i2o A. N--Bnrham M. wa bdo ,"rs,, for wa,ss
osn sra d.bury Scranton nueso Naye'y NE
Connecis Al scranton with uains for ri's''a A"''
"'i n"f +. \ ser.ntoa wEksssarrs and l'"'s''
AfTMP H. td.,ly>-Bunslo Limited .Ilrs. W n,, -,
sr.on tsr stroudsburr serAntor sin1n.na n.ssrAS
IL HorriA xe" sfnyinr q surAie 70 &C.,. n s,I O,
we're EIprs.s III stroudsSurI scr.s,ss iisS.l.,sS
Certlsnd Syracuse f1,ton GREEN. u y. ps.ts % -
SuGslo diSision Connects With trains for the "''e
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caeo Gas, and Richmond and Terminal. ~
each; Northsrn Pacific. Rock Island. q;
Atchison. Northwost, ana Reading. y each, ana
Load Trust. - cent. -. -
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
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State Of New York County Of New York. S.:
l. Affair ", SHERMAN. Cashier OF the above
msns Is true 70 IL. beat q my fnoMsa. and S.is
4, ". SHERMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and 70 before mo this 18th day of
Suly, 1851 Il l. BRAYNAkli
Rotary YubliA
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Deposits in national banka s2a 442 $50 against saa.
COL $50 last Saturday bonds deposited to the
came So4.piO ool In addition to She foregoing the
Treasury reports silver bullion purchased under the
act OF July ~ lSSD Sia 2r. 2a4 and Treasury
outstanding against the same. $42.9ai7a1
Money in London A@h 2 cent Rate Of dis;
count in tho Open mark ct, for both short aud
three months bills. OK y cent Amount Of
bullion gone into tne ne banS 81 England on BAL
y cents at vs. francs IL. .centimes. aud ex.
The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows an increase In specie for the week
OF $4,000. 0OU marks.
Tho business failures Of the last seven days.
Is reported to r. G. Dun 4 Co. mum Dor. for tho
United states. PA. and for Canada 80. a tota!
week and 237 tho week previous to the last.
For the corresponding week OF last year the
figures were POI. representing 1877 failures in
the United States and 20 in tho Dominion OF
Canada
The Homestake Mining. Company has de-
clared its usual monthly dividend OF 10 cents
y share. payable July %. and the DAILY Mining
Company has declared Its regular monthly
dividend Of Is cents y share. payable July 81.
Both are for tho month Of June. and will be
paid In this city by Messrs. Lounsbery Il Co.
Tho sales Of mining stocks at tho New York
Cons olilated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
n-da
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r EuIsu VALLEY RAILRoAn
II Lave foot Of CortIAnA1 o. -

EHISu VALLEY RAiLhoAn
IMlB SlNgV II Leave foot Of CortIAhAs :"
II1 KSe.h brosses st. T. sac =. and liia' ="
IWNH uMkxp> $50 :su $50 and 3Dr n
tn. picturesque route between ~
III York AMI EGsion Bethlehem ~.
town ro,,sv.ic. y. ash chnn. WIZ
s.,,. p,,s.,o.. SCRANTON ItHaea GENEVA M"''y
Watkins Glen ElnirA Rochester 'NA~
yallA fsreuta Detroit
Yssksss saa sisspiAs ear Ssrths eaA ~ ssou~
Osssssl HAsssra oasA - SssaAWu = W A~'
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surplus. bl$,a42U.S tIrs$Sofo $hfS'"oV
The surplus ayear ago o. 7oa 400 and two years
aRo 81. 2S+.s25
The Com ptroller Of the Currency has declared
An eleventh dividend, rs y cent. ip favor Of
the creditors Of the Marine National Bank OF
the city Of New York: PAYABLE on and after the
goth inst This makes In all 80 v cent on
claims proved amounting to $4.492, 49,.
The EInancial Chronicle coHputes the I, gr ssS
a decrease OF $l.9O2s72 as compared with the
decrease OF seos. 7s2. For the i've months end.
ing May 81 the gross earnings Of l2g roads
compared with the corresponding reriod last
yenr. and net 375,210.S55. an increase OF
S2.27S.336.
The receipts from customs for the week
were SS727l92. and from Internal revenue,
ssl3s.6ss. a total OF So, 1858 1928. against Sb.97l-
92S last week. aud making the total since July
/. $1S.653.54S.
National bank note circulation outstanding.
Sl6s.O18.052: received during the week for re-
Sssmpti9n; 81 5ss 1885, amognt RESCUED. 81 lot-
posts in the Treasury to- redeem national
bank notes. $39.14602l. decrease Of $92.762
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday IS follows:
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