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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-03
GEoRGIA-COBB COU NTY,

To all whom it may concern: G. L..
Chatham, administrator of Bryant Bag.
well, deceased, has in due form applied to
the undersigned for leave to sell the lands
belonging to the said deceased's estate
and said application will be heard on the
first Monday in August next. This July
18th, 1898. ]. M. STONE, Ord'y.
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Closing
Out


in White Goods, EN-
broideries and Baby
Caps. In this line
we can offer you spe-
cial Bargains.
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TI'EOpFAN FINANCIAL Markets.

London, July II, 4 y. m.-New York. Pennsy
vanla and Ohio mortgage bonds, Il ~ CANADIAN
Pacific. is 7-c Erie, IL - Erie second con'ols
so; Illinois Central, 30 >: MEXICAN ordinary
IL "a: - Paul common. 20. Pcnn-y lynnla ii / 4 ,
Reading. : Is: Mexican Central new per cent
bonds. 4e. The amount OF bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day Is G1J.0OO. The
rate OF discount In the open market for both short
and three months bills Is l4a IS per cent. Paris
advlces quote per rcntcs at 80 francs - IL
confines for the account.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, July Tsp. m.
The stock market was nearly demoraizcd to-
day. The opening was depressed by further sales
for foreign account, but after enc two feeble
rallies the closing weak at generally the
lowest prices for the day. The declines We're
sharp that many prominent stocks closed below
the lowest prices made in the Barring panic II
would De useless TO draw comparisons or TO specify
stocks that might be exceptions. In the active
stocks to-day losses extended to over } per cent
in St Paul and Louisville and Nashville to
or moro in Manhattan Railway and General
Electric and to 8 IL per cent i'll Chicago
Gas While the largest losses were made By
industrial shares and spcciaties, staid stocks Ike
Lake Shore, Northwestern and NcwY York Central
were not ashamed to yield from to per cent,
and in the general list, outside the stocks mcn-
toned. the final declines were usually from u
per cent This unusual depression not
brought about by selling for the short account; 1t
was the legitimate result Of forced liquidation.
The first movement, which was led by st. Paul
and Louisville and Nashville, was accom-
panied by reports Of serious embarrass-
ments in London. but these were not
confirmed Except in extraordinary cases u
large failure at the London Stock Exchange is
not announced long before the fortnishtly set
tlement, and consequently neither arbitrage
brokers nor dealers III 1OrelSn were
TO confirm their suspicious. What they all knew
was that Bishoilshcim was in trouble, ana that
for more than thirty years the house had Deeh
o "plungcr" in American securities. How eX,,
tensivc it's present holdings may be may be que sea
by the continued fall in the securities which Tor
years have been favorites or the London mhrKct.
4 drop of over 8 per cent in two days IN Erie
second consols is a reminder that Bishoishcim
was the confidential broker OF the late James
NcIIenry, even if he was not the power behind
that throne lie is broker, not Il banker. and
for years his operations have been sufficient at
times TO control prices at the London Stock X
change His failure would be calamity IN the
brokerage sense and for that reason 1t may be
hoped that efforts TO avert il will he successful
The rallies which were slight, were caused py
purchases for the short account, but they were
completely offset by further bank failures III
Denver where a veritablc panic was reported 10
be raging 1t was under this lnfiuenc" that the
market closed unsettled and despondent. II must
be noticed that rates for money are easier ana
that while $500, 900 loan certificates were lssucl,
a like amount was cancelled. he ease OF money,
however, merely gave strength TO foreign en-
change. and of course, the selling N securities
for European account eXerted it's natural influence
in the same direction.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
A small odd lot Of coupon As and somewhat
larger one of registered As were sold at J II, the
bid price Otherwise Government bonds were
neglected, and the market was barely steady al
Enclosed quotations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
Che 0urf.

brighton BEACH RACES.
- Racing Every Week Day. Beginning at p. NJ.
REACHED BY ALL ROUTES TO cONEI ISLAND
Grand Stand 81. Ladies. soc. feld 5nc, Alan.
CIlAS " SASS Secretary. &. ii. ENGEMAN, Piesiieht
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
RACING EVERY DAY AT 2:3o
Central r. X. Of N. j. Liberty ST. Ferry ~ 'oo. a oo
A. NJ 10 40 IL AS 100 Il 30 on saturdays oniy)' 90
Z. NJ. Pennsylvania X. H., Cortandt anu Des'roes
r..... =, no snec,aI ~ 10 r. NJ. Special. and II 80
NJ sp.cal II p NJ Saturdays only. q 20 Saturdays
ony, Boats via Sandy Hook from Pier D. foot OF RECTOR
St. IL 100 A. NJ. 1918. 100 p. NJ
FARE ROUND TRIP, s1.oe.
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Oipi0en0 Notices.


T oST-gankbook No. 235. j5S Dry Dock SaSinEs
IL Rank Any person having clans ul"n said oo3 , -
called unou 10 mr..nt Ia the bank Within thiry
d. r The aid hook will declared cancelled and en-
tngui she'd and n new ISSUED tn leu thereof
A pyERTISEMLNTS AMp HNEEsoWwIfITi"NHFE i Et
IrIVED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. "a. Bt9ai'
way q door north Of Thirty Gr,t.st Md by ~ ~
ave. g. cor. 2adst ~ 5.h eve; ~ tovrta,t
81; 1895 ThIri.ave.. near siMynrsst .os Frst-a>r,
Io6 Nest Forty 1872 ColuinbussNc. ~ ANr
nue. A; s2S 'Third.avc; 20 West Fourtoen,h-t 20
West i2d-.t. 80 Thd'a,y,ss is8s Ihird-a'e'; -o''
At tho HARLEM oFFICEs IsC ras; one hnacre9
nftn.st and $50 west Onc-hud and forty ith'st up
20 8 y. NJ. at regular once rates.
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NryoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, July PAGES

by n prominent Stock Exchange house a. ~" 70
French per cents rallied IL IL ccn""
1882 IT,.
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An ORC RI flSTRA ON FACH NTENMFIs
ST0NIMcT0N Line,

INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON. pR0ylDEN3SEs W H,ols:
CESTER AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. Only alrecs
Sound route TO NiKRAGANSErT PIER AND WANh
HILL. New steel stcaneIs MAINE and NEW HAMP.
SIiIKi, leave new Pier 49, y. r. block above Canal
s. ne so =. NJ. daily including Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19


State issues continued to be neglected, ana
there were no sales of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was niue In"ie
active than usual lately but the reported .r9ns
actions amounted to less than $4,000 par value
The movement Of prices was downward, anu al
though the trading was well distributed, uie uc-
cline was relatively uniform. ol some Lssu,
fairly large amounts could Dc sou ,v sales were
losses while in other instances rev saies We.
effected even at material declines from precious
figures Northern Pacific consol os were Ji'c, nd
u';tb n business of only $4,000 they lost per
cont CONT Erie second consols continued 70 ne
pressed for sale, and they fell per cent 70 a.
Atchison As decline, s'ea t . closed 3 per
o 30 ,y vnV although the bulk of the business
in them was done in the morning hours f ;,ni',
';pt bnt first incomes lost IA per cent at -;
Southwestern issues were invariably rover, anu
IN some cases the final declines reached "a -
per cent The whole markI,, lnaTC IL made to
and apparently unsettled; heicieh'e " O
o"I un au,, IN call ruled at per cen, throush-
out the day Except9naly,r s new last loans
made at and at ~ per eo"'' ~
VIII Tho Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges s4sSsa 6 6sf"er to the Clearing
,,o Inc SaC' 1oa' it's net loss balance was
s7sS,s54, made mp by Losses 9, 5s eyot oncra
TONS covered: Receipts, $2,GO2,ss9; paymeh,st
ca 84e 7i3 resulting in a general Dalanee o,
yS0 Al IN. consisting Of S61,d44,o'' com anu
S12's21I 90 currency. ,,hi,o,o,
The United States Treasury at washington ,l
received to-day Sells National pihN ho"'' io'
redemption. .o.o coo, z9o the internal
roynnuc receipts 1881 500, and the miscellaneous
receipts SCI, 500. ..,o,. of
Tnrdavs Washington Treasury statement Vi
cash on hand and deposits In banks coh'l.'o ~
Nth the figures Of the last previous statement q"
follows
Ne, gold on hand SOS cssdo sas0S''s0 Dec s'''ss0
Net CT Sad 20 IS, Dec Dec 195 ss
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49,, ,,c, q 20 ,ca ne 49o
cSrasA,S' bank iis 9iS VIZ aoa55s Inc
Ne, cash on sss OF 80, 1885, so7.75i Dec sis''oii
Rates for foreign exchange were strong any, :"
sr;tn az concessions in the closing hours irac-
,inn higher The principal demand came IRON
hrokers and not merchants. Imports or secuiItN'
must be paid for at once, while imports VI III ~,
chnnJisc may be made on extended crc'i', 10, To-
loving are revised quotations for actual pusi,
ncss: Bankers bills, "a So 3-4aS4 IS an"
"A "a 3-4aS4 81 for long and short sterling r.
.nccfivcy French francs, 5.2l Ia ana o'io 90 :
reichmarks, "a l-2 and %. ,, ~.
I'm London British consols were unchangeu "a, az
% lilo, and shade lower at the same pr'ce ;1l
The account The Bank Of England gained Ilo,.
coo bullion on balance. In the open marke'
onev was firmer at 3-sal IL per cent LOT uis-
cunts Bar silver declined IA 10 80 La on
onnce. American railway shares continued 70 oe ue-
ssed, and the closing was at the bottom nsu
The decline was attributed to forced hQuidation
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

rOK BUSTON WORCESTER pRoYIoENtE. ALL
FONTS EAST AND THE WHITE MIs. .,o. co
steamers CONNECTICUT AID Massaehu,ett. lea,e d,y'
,ycent Sunday connecting trains leave wharf A. M.
iue boston is A. NJ and 9 10 \. NJ dlc WoS,s ,'
NJ Sunday train 10 Worcester from Union St,tion
At 80 A. NJ onIy.) Through Parlor Car TO "mts
Mountains leave wharf except Sunday, 10 ~ ~ o's
ravyans 30 p. NJ. ,.,,rn
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ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES LINE. $500 49,,
Steamers DREW AID DEAN RichMoS Sav 'ea Snnd1y:
srccped Direct nncctior with express trains 70
saratoga Lake George, Adirondack Thou,and lsanasi
VIrnn,ld Springs Niagara Falls Sharon Springs, ana
CooIerstown. SATURDAY might taner e4,ees with sun
dav morning train for Sa atO1a and Iako George
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Wnited gtates
Wurt9a9e Go.
Chartered 1871.

Chartered ISL.
&0D1taI SSsOOO.VOO
Surplus 100000
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
This Company has all the Trust Powers granted by
the Banking Laws of the SINE OF New York. together
with special charter privileges. Looms Money
Bond and Mortgage, Issues first Mortgage Trust Gold
Bonds. Allows interest Deposits. Tnkes Entirc
Charge of Estates. Acts Trustee Registrar Trans.
ferAgent, Pays Coupons. Executes nil trusts.
OFGICEliS
CHARLES X. HENDERSON. President
ITIIEK kUI NT/E ........-...... Vice. President
GEORGE W. NOI ID Vice Prest N Treas.
ARTHUR IT Assistant Treasurer
WILLIAM l.. ELLIOTT ccrctnry
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babeock,
william BabcOck y Frisco. Luth"r koun1e,
william T.. Bailey seattle Char on T. LcN!s
Charles D. Dekey, IT., Lewis May,
William L. Dixon, Theodore Monord
Robert A. iirannlss Richard \. McCYrdy.
Iheo. A. Hayemeyer, robert OILS plant,
Charles II. Henderson, Edwin Packard
James J. Hill. ST. Paul. william w. X chards,
t;ardinci g. Hubbard, Jas. w. Seymour, j.,
Gustav F. Kisscl. James Timpson.
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ROYAL NETHERLANDS & U. S. Mail Line.
: = ROTTERDAM. Thursday. July 20 10 80 a M
Steamers call both ways at B9ulognc-'urc Mer fIan.c
at Apply for tourist guide and terms 20
General Passenger Agency. 30 Rroadway " T.
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A RED STAR LINE.
Y. ron >rTIIEpD Ann p1nfS

FOk ANINfKP AND fAhts'
Sailing for New-lork and Antwerp veekIyc
NOORDLAN ........... Wednes lay. July 10. 10 n.
WAFSLAND .........-...... Wednesday July 70 D. M
First cabin. 500 upward second cabr, % Antwerp.
81 and 49, nom Antwerp. tis aud SO Reduction on
rourd nip Apply for Facts Storage az very 10" rutes
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATOR CO.,
linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

Japan GILMAN
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
s,csmers leave san Francisco follows;
OCEANIC (vil call at Honolulu Tuesday. Mug l. 3 pm
GAELIC ............ Tuc-day Aug. o.. p. IN.
prtotC ......... Thursday. sept. u, y. IL.
supcrby appcnted-surcrlor accommodations
Reservations be- made by letter or telegram c and
cabin plans seen os7 and 3i3 Broadway New.York;
,,atery Place Room "a Railroad Building. San Fran
rt.eo LELAND STANFORD. President.
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Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern
CONSOLIDATION.
Tho FARMERS Loan & Trust Company o. New-York
will continue to receive deposits Of bonds and stock Of
the above Road. heretofore advertised Up I'D
AND INCLUDING JULY 81. 1898.
Further details be obtlnet from the Farmers Loan
and Trust COMPANY - william STREET. New-York
Edward Bruce Sccretlry OF the Committee NO. Wall
Street. Scw.York
Dated Nev.York July L. 1893.
WILLIAM L.. Bull.
EDWARD u. BELL,
JOHN II. DAVIS.
JAMES ii. WILSON.
EDGAR T. WELLS.
~ Y. Committee Of q. & VI. Shareholders,
EDWARD BRUCE secretary.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

'Adriauc. July TO- 10 a. IN. Majestic Aug. ~ 10 a. m
Britannia July 80 p. IN. Br tanrtc Aug -, : p. ~
aTcutopc Aug a. leutorte Aug. W ~ an
Ge:maalc.. Aug o. y. m. 60 rnsDic sept ~ D. H.
From White Star Dock. foot ~ West iOth-st.
Saloon rate. 500 upward accoriins to 7te,"r ana 70
cation ~ berth Second cabin thcne etciers, 81
and Sij. Storage 10 or from the ~ touByfy 80
No. % Broadway NcwYork. Philadelphia oIhee. s"l
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Ocean Steamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s: S. co.
NEw.YORK, soUrIiAMPTON. BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS sTEAMEitS
foot VI 2dst. Hobokcn.
Kaiser Sat, yrlJ ~ H.. Aller Tues Aug D. a. d.
!nNe Tues. July ~ a. M. Saac, SAT, Aug y. a. IN
Ems. Slt. July 20 A. ~ Snrae Tues. Aug.l5. pm
Havcl, Tues Aug l. "A. M, Ka.er ,; t.. Aug 1871 am
tAibe Sat. Au. > II y. M Lain Tues. Aug..2. AN
. MEDITERRANEAN LINE. -
wo New-fo:k to Genoa IN les, thon ecN.i LAY 49, -
> u - w.
NW, sS,, Aug - weTra @es "a c. =
Kaiser. Sept. Ii ruda. Nov Werra; Dec: 80
Passage 500. 1928 or $50 berth; firt cabn'
O;LRICHS & CO. bowling 'reeh'
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ANC IIOR L y f.
n UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMSHIPS
From Pier 81, ). r., Zoo, Of w".t &ite,St; ~
" saloon. $50 aud upward. Second C,bin $50.
,nsS5l, JI NV % m urne,a AGa s 10 II a. M
CABIN Sij and upward ont Cabin. $50 Storage
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS At RFDl CED RATES
For draft. tour and other information. apply 20
uENpERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Gro"n Network.
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" JAPAN AND CHINA.
Nrw.Yol;K TO JAPAN IN II DAYS
Intended sailing rom Vancouver:
EMPRESS OF ~ OLA AUGUST
EMPRESS OF JAPAN ...-. August n
ENpNFSS CHINA ............ september IS.
= " SKINNER TVEIrTr F,AZAR,
f. Gen1 Basin ACT China and japan Fro Oh: Agt..
s12 Vroadwey y Y co Wal-st. y. Y.
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NEw.YORN July H. 1898.
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
~ coupons Of tie Northern Pacific Terminal Of ore
have been mI,ad or lost and raynent STOPPED
$50 2s73 2s74. isis esi0 $50 2s2I 5i2 $40, 7c6.
TGj 7G9 40 cael-s000.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPANY'S SIX
rfK CENT TRUST BONDS OF 1850
untll August !, 1888. the undersigned viii receive
orcr- thc sale - IL 81 OF any part Twenty
nvc thousand dollars (s5 goo ~ the NAMED bonds
al price NOT exceeding 100 accrued interest can.
relation. Bones offered accepted viii paid that
day
United States Trust Co. Of New-York Trustee.
Ncw-S ork. July IL. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

South. especially in the western section; but the
heavy stocks carried, both here and abroad, make
low prices necessary.
Tn the stock market prices had declined but
little until Saturday, when the trust and some
railway stocks were much depressed with lV
Nor cent interest TO be realized for carrying sellers
are found wherever weakness appears and the fail-
IRE of Reading reconstruction ard frequent saes
nv Europe. Boston and Philadelphia ontweighed
the excellent earnings, the improved crop pres
rects and the success Of the Richmond lcrIninai
plan. 1t is also feared that Northwestern hgh's
NAV develop into a war of rates, but all other
influences count for less than the monetary UNI
certainty. Interest proponents have not yet
checked increase Of Treasury balances, which have
risen nearly 100000 gold and S6OOO,OoO cur
rency in two weeks. As the interest payments are
ordinarily distributed over several weeks and n
wide territory, the effect here is less than was en-
nectcd Some even reason that July payments
Of interest abroad amount to Sjo,ooO,ooo' ana VIII
take gold away but these have probably been
in part anticipated, and will in part DC met ~
bills against forthcoming crops.
So far exports of products increase onW lltti''
for three weeks falling behind last years about
So G O, OOO which does not indicate an aggregate
If unite $50 900, 900 for the month. Evidently
imrorts Of gold were justified only by the need OF
bankers here, or their desire to get exceptional IN
forrest. and n movement of that nature usually
comes with a severe dis urhance Of credits, nut does
mot last The movement of money to the West has
hocn checked and il is stated that some return ap-
no,rs 10 meet Western settlements July l. Al
(hicaro the large disbursements at the great Far
Give some relief, but there and throughout the
West money is closely held and credits are sharply
contracted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
MONEY IND BUSINESS.

Encouragement followed the imports Of $500
600 goh. last week which was Il natural NOV crrent
IN view OF the depression of sterling exchange
But the rate quickly rose again. and the inn
provcmcnt WIS lost when ,hc failure Of several
banks at Los Angeles and other outside points
in California was followed by some failures 1T
San Francisco and great dcnafd for money 10
be shipped thither. This drain also has lcsscned
Saturdays shipment Of 100000 westward is said
10 be- the smallest in any day for several weeks.
and hopeful people now predict that the strain
is over. that much money must return from
the West To meet July settlements that these
disbursements and Government interest will
make money easier, that the wave of liquda-
ton has now rolled across the land 10 the
Pacific. and that no second wave is 10 be feared
because men are prepared for the utmost strain
and weak spots speculative risks are left.
Unlucstionaby there is general prccauton against
further disturbance, and this means curtail-
mcnt of new busrcss, Of loans and of payments
The exchanges through all clearing houses outside
Ncw-York last week were 10 per cent less than
for the corresponding week last year. At the
East about half the cities report gains but these
ara oycrbalanccd by the losses At the Wcst
only four cities report gains, mainly unimpor
tant, while twenty-five report LOSSES seventeen
being 10 rer cent more, Is per cent at Chi
cago, 80 at Minneapolis, % at Milwaukee, II
| at Cincinnati and Ii at louisville. Nearly all
southern cities also report losses. This great
shrinkage is partly because less new bust
ness is done. and partly because in anxious prcpa
ration for the future payments are deferred as
long ~ possible.
The industries are not expanding production.
While finished iron is in fair demand because IL
long strike about wages is expected, prices are
works H. expected to reduce the output Of pig.
Orders for boots and shoes do not suffice to keep all
works busy and some have stopped, while others
run short time. The demand for wool is only
moderate, buyers having disposition 10 anticI-
pate consumption and dealers as well as manu-
facturcrs are hcsitating and dstrustful, transac-
| tons being mainly in the lower grades. Cotton
goods are quiet in the hands Of agents, and print
cloths are dull Western pork packing since
March l has been 20 per cent smaller than last
| year
Wheat receipts ut the West were over 1000, 900
bushcls-40 per cent below those Of the same week
last year. but surprisingly large--wth the lowest
| lower for the week and II cents lower than a
| year ago. Crop prospects have much improved for
some weeks and 'Iradstrccts estimates the yield
| at 46O,O00,000 and the coming years supply at
| $780, 600 bushels Corn declined about !
| cent, oats as much, and hog products u fraction
both here and at the West. Cotton has BEEN
weakened with more favorable weather ut the