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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

The Only Democratic Daily In Gen.
trail Texas.
PROTESrANTfSM IN FRANCE.

"A dlstln gllSneu American, MT.
rheod ore Stanton, writes from
France to the April number of the
Chicago NJ onist.
P,otestantism here in France is
sickly growth when compared,
for instance, with it's rich and
sturdy brother in the United Sta es.
1t has. at most on y small land
of followers, nearly lost to view in
the vast army Of Catholicism and
'reethought. If native French
Protest a 1tism eXerts so little IL
fluence on the nation, 1t is easy to
imagine the excessive futiity of
the work OF foreipn missions
There is a great deal said in
American aud religious circles
about the lab,rs in France
Of the Salvation Army,
the McAll mission, tue Young
Mems Christian association, etc
| have received more than one let
ter from would be subscribers in
the United 5 atts. king ME if
these and other social organiz atoms
were really accomplishing all that
they pretend My reply is that, if
you regard their labors as charity
work, some good is being done,
but if money is 'ked for because Of
the religious results which have
baen accomplished, the demand
should be considered as an arrant
humbug. From religious stand
point, therefore, American money
and sympathy is absolutely thro wn
away when it is sent to France. If
it be announced that much misery
and physical suf aring is relieved
by these foreign missions, the
French might we'll ask if charity
does not begin at home. The
Fcench are a peculiarly thrifty
people. Few are poor,
beggars are scarce and
charitable institutions are rich and
numerous. Hence, devoting Amer
lean d ollars to the relief Of French
distress is much like sending
Goals to New Castle, if it is
not piece of sheer impertinence,
like our protesting to the Car
against his Siberian convict system,
when we have one q lite as cruel in
full swing in some of our states.
While it is true that the Catholic
church, at least as church, still
has a strong hold on the French ma
ton, it is also quite true that indif
ference and free thought ara on the
increase. Matthew Arnold says, in
his essay on Tolstoi, written in s.
81: Between the age oil twenty
and that of thirty five he (Tolstoi)
had lost, he tells us, the Christian
belief in which he had been brought
up, loss of which examples now
adays abound certainly everywhere
but which in Russia, as in France,
is among all young men of the up
per and cultivated classes, more as
a after of course, perhaps, more
universal, more avowed, than it is
with us. Arnold could have en-
larged, at least in the case of
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

A real good spring rain would be
very acceptable is the farmers in
this section, though nothing has as
yet suffered on account Of the dry
weather.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

If Waco will keep clanoring for
excursion rates over the fferent
roads she will get them. Other
hea III resorts and watering places
got them ard Waco, the sanitorium
Of the state. should have tn. m.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

Every cluzen IN Waco should
work to get the roads to put on sale
excursion tickets TO Waco. Each
citizen would be b enc fl ed, and con
sequently he should be interested.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

A prosperous year is IN store for
Texas and for this immediate sec
ton the outlook is bright and
hopeful. The people both in town
and country are in good condition
financially.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18
712 South 9th ST. Waco,Tex

orders left riM Ed Strauss. South
Fo"Ith street. riH receire prompt attention
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

Senator'S Coke aud Mills will be
in Tex as in a few days 10 rest and
prepare for the extra session.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

Indications are now that there
will not be an ad )urnment of either
house, or even rec sss taken until
the McGaughey matter Is settled
one way or another.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

A GOO d rain lst now would in.
sure q good wheat and oat crop,ard
the indications are the rain will fan
in a day or two.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18
Deane, The PHOTOGRAPHER,

Has rcopened for business Austin street. Conn
Tucker Co.'S He has the and latest styles background
accessories and everything pertaining to elegant photography
plastic grounds the latest grounds DeN
brought to Waco Also the largest photo box and tense
the city which will enable him make fe-size bust photos d
and to introduce large Photographic work Waco he will give
ABSOLUTELY free of charge all during February MARI
and April on May Is FIVE large portraits handsomely framed
One 22X27 one 2ox24 ISX22 I6x2o, I4xI7
For each dollar Will be given each and every
have the chance portrait eye
price for it. DON'T FORGET
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

BY Mr.. james b. Baker retiring
from the council, the city loses a
faithful servant and an able leg sla-
tor
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-18

Mills is credited with securing for
Seth Shepard his appointment as
Judge a. Washington.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Mrs.. Parke GodxIa,s VIII.

The will OF Fanny Bryant Goodwin. wife Of
Parke Goodwin. and daughter OF William Gull
len Bryant. gives her husband her interest in
the Epenin0 Post: her daughter Annie $4,000.
and Hannah II. Culver OF Great harrington.
$1,000. The will provides that II she died
possessed OF the Bryant homestead at Roslyn.
the use OF II should 60 for life to her husband.
the following children; Mlnna, wife Of Fred
erick n, Goddard, Bryant, Fanny and Harold,
The children who have the homestead must
other realty at Rosyn and AT Cummlngton.
the will gives to her husband for life. with re-
mainder over to the same children in sever
atty.
Her husband. who Is sole executor, has the
de dse 81 * M .he ame o. hea @ este dIyds ST
children; Mlnna, Bryant. Norah. Fanny. and
Harold, In severalty.
The sun., 1893-06-30

J THURSDAY. June 20.
majority OF the members of the Clearing
House Loan Committee are entitled to un-
qualified commendation for their prompt and
decisive action to-day In breaking the call
money market They unQuestionably averted
o panic on the Stock Exchange, and. what is
moro important, took long step toward re-
storing confidence not only in this city. but
throughout the country. The recent rapid
and unprecedented decline in the price of
silver has created degree OF distrust that has
rarely prevailed In this country. And It is
more acutely felt Just now because OF the tenn
norary looking up of a good deal OF money
preparatory to the July disbursements.
With tho view Of facilitating those disburse-
medts and tiding the business community
over until the enormous amount OF money
now being paidsout is once more at the service
Of business. five banks represented on the
Loan Committee Of the Clearing House de-
eided To take out at once. round amount of
Clearing House loan certificates. appor-
ttoning the block among themselves &C.
cordinK to their capital and surplus.
They determined to do this irrespective Of
their own needs. that they might increase
Itheir accommodations to borrowers generally.
Fhe bulk OF the money thus made available
rAs thrown upon the call loan market. with
~ result Of quickly depressing the rate for
bfpkefs balances from 3-16 OF Y cent and
inte1est to 9 y cont
The amount Of loan certificates which the
hvo banks agreed to take out II necessary 10
$dO00OO0. Some Of them took their certih-
eates to-day and the others will probably do so
tomorrow. The names OF the banks that have
adopted this policy. together with other details
ofthe days transactions at the Clearing House.
ere printed 10 another column. Before the
The sun., 1893-06-30
UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. March %. 1893
The undersigned. the trustees under tho mortgage
executed by the LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. bearing date March ], 1877 upon tho
CECILIA BRANCH. being the branch railroad of the
LOUISVILLE. PADUCAH AND SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. extending from Cecilia station to
Louisville. in tho State of Kentucky, hereby gives
notice that the said Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company pursuant to section eight in the said mort
gage providing for Sinking Fund. has paid to this
company the installment Of forty thousand dollars
0+o.ooO duo on March !. 1893 and that the under
signed not being able. after effort purchase bonds
for redemption at below par tho said Louisville
Nashville Railroad Company notice and request
the undersigned. did on tho 22d day of March, A. D.
1893 at its office in the city OF New York. proceed to
lot many OF tho said bonds equal par
to tho amount Of said payment OF forty thousand
dollars by drawing the and that thereby tho fol-
lowing bondI were designated for payment viz:
The sun., 1893-06-30
The ExceisIor Brigade Monument at Gettys-
burg.

During tho reunion at Gettysburg on July l..
2, and 3. the survivors OF the Excelsior Brigade
Of New York will dedicate their monument.
which stands on sickles avenue near the Peach
Orchard. The monument is in the shape OF a
Doric temple. pentagonal In form. and having
on each Of its sides o bronze tablet which gives
in the battle OF each Of the five regiments OF
the brigade. The whole is surmounted with q
bronze eagle with outstTetched wings. Gen.
Daniel T. sickles. the organizer Of the brigade
and its ITst commander will preside. v; X.
Will offer the prayer. and Col. John N. Coyne OF
tho First Excelsior will deliver the oration at
the dedicAtory ceremonies.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Court Calendars Thl. Dsr.

suyRrsH CouRI-GysrnAL TrRM-Recess continued
CHAhnERa-Moton calendar called At II O'Clock. Srr
eIaL TsnNoparts l. and II.-Adjourned for the term.
a, CLacuI CouHr:nPart ilL.Clear short causes. Nos
6OI2, N3i5. CAB tOoO 1906. 1910, 03l8, Parts l.
IL, and IV..Adjourned for the term.
sURhoGATKs CoURT-TRIAL TERh-So calendar. CHAN
Srns-Moiion calendar at lo8o A. NJ. Estate OF Henry
Naylor 1880 4. NJ. For probate-Wills OF Wilhelm
Brooks, Christina CSMHsten. jacob Block Ann FitE
10;SO 4. ".
COMMON PLkAs-GFNERAL TKRn-Adjonrnsd until Aug
9. SPECIAL TERh-Motions. EouITY TERA.-Adjourned
for M the tern TIA, TER..Parts and III-Adiourned
sa s @ os CA sn 81 Mos
PartslI,; H.. and III.-AdIourned for the term
CRY co1RI-srkcIAa Iras-Mottons TRIAL TERM.
Rs5t 2Y61 ss1S ZnGl rsr. J;7 7cssr No. 2soi
Short eauses-Nos. 1851 347s. a0ls S0lk. 29v0.
The sun., 1893-06-30

last yesr. and net St75i. .S15 an increess e,oo g
saSGIo Fixed chargsso gso, were yer sf1S1oUo nspssss
The wa6asb RaIs9ad na reports gross e saTn9ipge g9E
SSa ana net an i increass u
For the eleven months & e5dinF MAY a,s 81 st ths =,
esaase eSraSa 81 81 sYf3ys5 AZ yss5 ana net o'
eaTnnss hH SI naS aG Il fsPHss $685.
Sits H. the ssmS %S9ta a
gross eSrninss ahS ES Seqe decrease Of
s4e0.oS! as compared with the sorrespondlmng IN
ess1Ss efsass 81 Sf ;ss5 sso} 1886 ana net '
Tho Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago. and St
Louis RAILROAD reports gross e%arnings ear Tor MAY
net $30S, 500. an increase of $59,370.
The Buffalo. Rochester. and Pittsburgh Rail-
t6i. Gi an % Increase Of s9.355 as compared with
the month N q 9st and net
Treasury balances compare with those Of
sss ss.; ;sa :s: s9s ana sss ssS7
Legal tenders. including >, o.a ,,a ,,s,,,o,
Treasury notes.......... 2362S,2os 22,oosioA
Totnls. .S123boA.zbl slZz,oeo,eoi
Deposits In national banks. S11.TS4,S46
against. s11,Gea4I5 yesterday In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July14 1890,
$147.022,456. and Treasury notes issued
against the same. 81 40. .S63. $50. Of which $780,.
733.212 are outstanding.
Money In London. 102 p cent Rate Of dis.
count in the open market for both short and
three months bills; 14s1a 2 cent; Amouptof
ance to-day f61. 900. The Bank OF EnRland,s
minimum rate Of discount unchanged at ~
cent. The proportion Of its reserve to its lia-
bilitics is 50.37 y cent. against 50l2 =, cent.
Hank Of England Increased last week f5i4,-
900. and reserve increased $4,000. Paris ad-
vices quote 3 y cents at 81 france ~ GEN.
times. and exchange on London at 20 francs
lS centimes. Tho weekly statement q the
Bank of France shows an increase of 950.OO0
francs gold and an increase Of 100000 francs
silver.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
SALES. Opening. Hohsss Lo'ceN C7o'fno
sSS sSo I.sSviis iS.p sver...2 fs afs aaSs ais
5000 Small Hopes......... 30 80 So 10
The sun., 1893-06-30
Live Stock Market.

NEw 1 1YoEE. THURSDAY. June 2n.-Rsceipts OF b.eyes
Dressed beef steady at 7@sSc q n. for native sides
Latest cable from London American steers rn
at lO&812c. "a n. dressed weight. and American
tsi5,sers,sd s beef steady a. @ ssan, Nc Shipments
Receipts Of calves were Y2 head Market steady for
az sorts yeals sold at Sb@SI 80 q 100 ms: butter
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 5o2 head: Trade
2 100 ms. lambs At s5609sL75. Dressed mutton
higher at sSloc. NJ, dressed lambs iirm at 10 Be-
on Aale Market steady at 81. .2o9SoSo d 100 ms
The sun., 1893-06-30
To the Preferred md Common stock oIders
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
sEAMEN.s BANK EoE SAVINGS.

The trustees have ordered that interest be paid TO
depositors entitled thereto under the bylaws and in
accordance with the sayingA bank laws for the six
months ending June 90 1898, as follows:
on cunts not exceeding three thousand dollars
the rate Of -FOUR PER CENT per Annum.
ON accounts larger than three thousand dollars and
which exceeded said amount prior to the Of
deposits by statute. At the rate OF TWO AND A HALF
PER CENT. per Annum. payable on and after Monday.
July II. 1898 -
DANIEL BARNES Cashier.
NEW YORK. June ~ 1898.
The sun., 1893-06-30
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,
MILLS BUILDING. II BROAD ST i. !
Juno 10. 1898.

June 10. 1898
To tho Preferred and Common Stock holders
of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Companyi
In accordance with Resolutions OF tho BOARD of Di
rectors Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company
will be offered June 80 1888 to the Preferred
and Common StockholderB OF the Company OF record
on that date, TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF ITS
FIvEYEAR SIX PER CENT. COLLATERAL TRUST
GOLD NOTES AT THE PRICE OF NINETY FIVE PER
CENT. AND THE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM MAY
], 1898.
Subscription blanks with full particulars OF the Trust
Deed and the securities underlying the trust notes will
mailed Of record upon the closing OF
the books on June 80. 1903
The Twelve Million Dollars or these Col.
lateral Trust Notes have been already un-
derwritten, subject TO the stockholders'
right OF subscriptIon-thus insuring che plac-
Ing OF the entire amount.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECToRa
THOMAS +. CAKES,
President
To the Preferred md Common stock oIders
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
NEW YORK. June TO- 1893
For the purnose OF enabling stockholders to exer
else their right TO subscribe to twelve million dollars
sl2 OOo) Five year. Six PER cent Collateral Trust
Gold Notes the transfer books OF the Preferred and
Common stock OF the Northern Pacino Railroad
COMPANY will be closed at 8 T. H.. Friday Juno
30 1893 and reopen a. 10 A. NJ, Monday. July 81
1898
BY ORDER OF THE HOARD OF DIRECTORS,
GEORGE \. BAXTER,
Treasurer.
The sun., 1893-06-30

Electric stock Quotations.
New York Markets.

THURSDAY, June 2e.--Flour was dull and depressed.
owing to the decline in wheat. Exports 13 S33 bbls
&C. Receipts, 20 257 bbs &c. The sales were 12Ooo
bbls. Spring wheat brands in sacks were quoted as
follows: No grade, SL60dSl.66; fne, Sl.70AS1. .So
superhne. 81 7s@sI.eo No extra 81 9oSs2 l9 No s
s. 10: patents. 3659s4. 10.
GRAiS--wheat dropped lc.. owing to weak cables
favorable ports tho decline in silver tho high
rates for mSney and dispc@siti9@n @ @ to sell July here
100000 for export. No red July price In store and
Hc. July I. Q. b. from store. July prce o. b.
livsred for straight grade canal recepts July closed
No hard winter. p L. T. b. ahoat No. hard spring
quoted ut sc. delivered! No. Northern spring. p.
Northern spring 2h under July delivered to arrive
graded at delivered These were the receipts:
Chicago. 83 o5o bush; Milwaukee. 2<o50: Minneapo-
s262: Detroit. 1896; Kansas City. 1855; New York.
ton SO $40 Grand total 75o $50 bush total yester.
day. t49 l72; total last year. S87.513. Future saes
The sun., 1893-06-30
Iiridfnds mud 8atfrtst.
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY,

40 wrLLIAMw Sta crrv w
GoSs4 " asD AZ sS sss
SiuSihian Sss,. and Bronze COMPANY,
BiasSlS1stsa Baassls Gssmissi EsFss@ %Snf.' Company
s:S%sa. nassi Ssi: GSy
s:sTs $sif
.S. Ess, aRs Rsr. ESyr Company
AM Ss Hssss;s %;s Glsss $5i. :Ss%SsSy sa$SSss,
s%SsTSa ard SSmgsgy
lincoln water; L!xht and Power oonpssaM psM,,,,
sssc hls'sss 5 k
E.w.y ana az aSs 5ssS SS%p'n'
RiSRmond and panviiie Car trust. Biie
Texas Loan Agency. -
Toledo. Ann ArbOr and North Michigan Car Trust
cands Cattle Car Company. A.c2.
NO 20 SESAP R% 36E ST lIIhis HIS spiit6InSo y issn
u Ing named companies viii be paid after that date
%.s..S fss,as $ssis. r r 1,s 1t,
opn S1esSn ana SstofSis i.s no.,ssss Der cent
aS5n stoesion ana % SoppefopoIls IS mor.s.seh
sSssn ssassEn Fsss S.IG 1s %S5fass
h. Ss.s'n and rxas %oftfsss
South Pacific Coast r. r. 90. 4.
California Pacific n. n, Co. 1st mortgage ~
California Pacific r r. Co. I'd mortgage o.
California Pacific r. R. Co. Sd mortgage and
Market Street Cable R'y Co. LIST mortgage 9.
Holders Of 10 coupons leave them for ex-
animation and receive pAymsn! 0s saf III tx
Coupons duo July l. 1893 from bonds Of the follow
ing named companies will be paid after that date by
the Central Trust Company:
San Antonio and Aransas Pass r. 1st mortgage per
cent.
Houston and Texas Central r. R. 1st mortgage 8 per
cent
Austin and North western r. LIST mortgage cent
of or m
animation and receive the day following
New York June 30 1893 n T. SMITH, treasurer.
The sun., 1893-06-30
iSnhDa; M2fEWNXGx MH23fKsNG ysAAhhtsEEy sAAhhtsEEyA AND

divdend or TWO AND HALF PER CENT. on tho
stoek Of this company for tho half year
Ing June ~ has been declared able July st lsOa
Checks viii DO matted to stockholders OF record.
For the purpose OF tho dividend the transfer books
for the preferred stock Will close II ocIooE noon
June 10 1898. aud remain closed until July g. 1sg3
c.. IL v. AND I. R'Y co
BY O. q. WAITE, PreAldent
The sun., 1893-06-30

MAdiIon st. 27l; Norris Berger and wife to
hehEy fhiWps' $780, boI
The sun., 1893-06-30

I. l. K and n. LAND LIST
. ". u. DURHAM. Banker. hensnss IL
The sun., 1893-06-30

si iss; Ss.s f.s i5 rs i5a X aiEassa Ell &c" sS
srS s9nSc s5sa! ss
were Chesapeake and Ohio R and A Let con
aSs DepysP END e GHaae SoRo 4s
Texas and and Reading u; issues. aTfS The mors ans
een snd "a xeTs tn hesa
peake and Ohio RI and LIST consols IA. IL.
Rsnysr s E0 sanas to 3 cSRd? snd &C.
@ @sols, X & 70 Ssh; Kansas m and Texas 4s, l. to
and 2ds to 40 FesdnS As
Sd preference incomes. x. to I3H: St. Louis
and southwestern lists. 1S, to 5s". and Texas
| Pacific lists. y cent. to so.
eesns a. 'I5 EeS silver IN fen
Money on call s-1e o,1 2 cent. and interest
is nominal. and so Is the market for CONNER. INNER.
| cial paper
The sterling exchange market was unfavor-
and further decline in rates Occurred. re d'Iiy Thc
quotations made We're about tho lowest Of the
and h was very at the
rally in the late dealings contin entail exchahee h
SSlsa Sns sSbRs biss sais and sssts;sians
sss ssSs tisa:. ssas
quoted at G24SGb 24S for long and ID tnSf 5SihS sTS
5.2OS for. sight: reichsmarks 935s a94 for long
81 1915 for short. e''' ''''' ''' '0nk anu
12s cents discount for cash: checks. even.
PremlS% sfe1Rs us p1st 1sr
cisco-sisht par: teIoeraphic. cents h ffae. pre.
MUM. st. Louis-9O cents premium asked.
Chlcago-40 cents discount
| The American Tobacco Company has do
Clnreu QUARTERLY llylenda Of z "a
common stock and ? y cent on its preferred
| stock. payable Aug. /. 'u
The total amount Of anthracite coal sent to
b22ei5 lnepease sH? s5e tons Sa was as
compared S with tho corresponding week OF last
Rs Il 7a5a4ssFssss tUns aa mnsd n
corresponding period OF last year 'A'
The New York. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
Grated lines. reports Tor May: ''A''u anu 0p-
s: ;iE!1s. B: ss;l
'ssS ssSss 80 tss5S ss Rs 'sssss
Net earnings. sesee7e sOio,as4 Dec. s79,5oa
OCTOBER TO MAY. INCLUSIVE.
ssss :.S: B:
'sss4t5s55 s4s5ss5 Inc as 't
Net earngs. S4.6o5.944 s4.o7s.7a2 Inc. si2s4s
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports gross
Erie Tor May Of S8O6I. 28d. an Increase ahd nf
382042 as compared with the same month Of
s535.551. Forthe Ave months ending May 81
the gross earnlngs were S2e, an In
crease Of $1,000. 338 as compared with the cor
Eesponding period q last year. an and net 81 4o5.-
ings Of al lines west Of Pittsburgh and Erie in
increased S402.9 For the five months end
inS Ms q she earnings Of these lines
spending period OF last year. while the net de.
creased $685.: 1885, For the Ave months the en-
12a,s8s; 1122aa,s ; and decrease in not earnings Of
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road reports gross earnings for May Of SO, 2D0-
S42. an Increase Of $f67. .S07 as compared with
the same month OF last year. and net 81. .1OD.-
months ending May 81 the gross earnings
were SIC. .8S3. .329. an increase OF S777.7SI as
The sun., 1893-06-30
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
AZ BROADWAY

NEwYORK. June 2a 1893
quarterly dividend Of TWO PER CENT. has this day
been declared the Preferred stock OF this
payable at the Farmers Loan and Trust company 20
Williams st. New York city. on the rst day OF August
1893 to the holder of the Preferred stock record
the fifteenth day of July. 1893.
The Transfer Books Tor the Preferred Stock viii be
clos ed July II 1898 o'clock T.. NJ and will
open on Aug 2. 1898 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
WILLIAM II. BUTLER.
The sun., 1893-06-30

NAVAL SroREs-Wefo dnlI Spirits turpentine 2oE9
293o. Common to good strained rosin. 81. 22L
PErRoLEuh-No sales here Of ceItincates National
were offered at 57G Oil City. s6Ac. Refined un.
PRoyIsioSs-Chicago weaker in sympathy with
grain and also owing to predictions of larger receios
of hogs Lard here was lower Spot sales 100 tcs city
at S5S9Sa<c and 600 tcs Western at RS099 y0c June
and July, 9.I5c: September, 10000. Dressed hogs
frmer AT sH9stc. and pigs at DC. Mess pork steady
at sl99Sig5o. Taiow quiet but steady at 4stc Best
butter 2o@22c do cheese, sJse9ylc. Eggs. 1b49l7c:
money the continued decline In silver and long qui.
datoh caused decline here to-day. 1t is stil to
great extent a waiting market. operators not being
disposed to engage in large until
foreign and domestic financial situation clears up.
Prices declined TO 10 points closing quiet and steady
with sales OF v1.3oo bales Liverpool declined to
points closing quiet with spot sales of 10 600 bales
crate demand New Orleans declined J to points.
Spot prices hero were 1ldc lower at 7Jsc TOR mid.
ding uplandA with sales OF 800 bales export and
7l5 for spinning. Delivered on contracts 800 bales
There was decline OF llb to c At four of the South
ern markets. New Orleans sold 200 bales The re.
ceips at the port were 94S bales against 42I2 this
day last week. and 6slS last year: total thus this
last week Exports from the ports BIG The Bombayre
cepts for the week were $1,000 bales against $4,000
for the same week last year. total since jan 14bl
600 bales against 1b37 900 during the time last
year: ahoat, 10000 bales against 5000 year ago
The Bombay shipments for the week were none 10
Great Britain, against mono for the time last
year. and 1000 bales to the Continent against OO
to Great Britain again g. % for the time
transactions: -
The sun., 1893-06-30
HARLEM SAVINGS BANK,
1870 AND 2.2sl Sd Av.. CORNER l24TH ST
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY CO.. TREASURERS OFFICE
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or This COMPANY
~ - haye DECLARED a sEMLANEUAL DIVIDEND of
ih. h Sss on tho LIST day of next %
SATURDAY the LIST day OF July next. at which time
the transfer books wbe closed to reopened the
morning OF WEDNESDAY. the I'd day of August next
X. ID. WORCESTER Treasurer,