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roor GARDENS ARE MEDICINAL.
II Doesnr Follow That All the Spectator,
are FIT For Crosr-Exsn,inntion.

Iaura X. Lawrence sued or husband. Charles
". Lawrence, who says lie resides at the
.club house." "a West Thirty-first street. on q
note for s.. 200 which no gave her on Jan. I.
1896 payable in four months. He nut in the
ae,cnce that there had boon no valid consider
alton for the note as he had given II in order to
obtain from her some letters which she
threatened to uso in divorce case against
him. lie also set up that she had sued him on
the same note while they were living In Eng
land in 1890 and that the action was still
pondng. lio declared that the English action
bsrred proceedings here. She got judemen {
however iorfhe iuil amount ciained interest
and costs.
As he didn't nay the judgment she had him
In June last up for examination in supple
mcntary proceedings by her counsel. Charles
Howard Williams. Lawrence said he had
onco had hu,l interest In the furniture OF "a
wcst Thirty-irst street. but had sold II to one
G. John. steward OF tho club house. The other
half interest IN tho furniture lie believed ia
held by Henry Zahn. Lawrence had bought
his interest originally from william g; Lewis,
Wrniture was used for club purposes They
paid 500 a month rent
Did You sell wines. liquors, ana cigars
there ~ he vas asked.
.",T,a you give them away'"
Mr.. Lawrence said he has no occupation. but
gets his board and lodging for making himself
agreeable to tho guests.
Tho examination was adjourned at this
stage. and subsequently. on q certificate OF
DIR. Frank Abbott. Jr.. Of 40 West Fifty-sev-
enth street 1t was put of until Sept. next.
Here is the certificate:
10 rh'n 4 m'g concs
This is certify that Mr. Charles Lawrence ts under
my and Is suffering from very serious diseases
It my wish that he shall not be obliged to attend
thereabouts II IL my opinion that " he be Obliged
80 undergo any ordeal OF that nature that 1t will be
detrtne tai to his health put Ills life In jeopardy and
countrict the effects OF treatment at present very
successful FRANK ABBott, dr. NJ ID
Three weeks later. about the middle OF July.
LAWYER Williams says he saw invalid Law
renee on tho roof OF tho American Theatre
with woman. Mr. Williams declares that
Lawrence and the woman remained until
could remain. Lawyer Williams thereupon
moved. before Justice OBrien. to have a nearer
date set for tho examination OF Lawrence. on
tho ground that he WAS able to endure an ex;
animation inasmuch as he was able to spend
an evening In roof garden. In opposition to
tho motion Lawrence submitted this letter
from Dr. Abbott.
Mr DEAR Nix LAWRENCE: Your note received yester.
day certainly think the certificate OF Ill
heath which I gave you ought to satisfy the Court
you At to attend an examination a. pres
dion Of paet. aud undue excitement would upset
II again. Ss 70 your going to n roof garden would
al such mild recreation as being OF beneht TO yOu
but cannot seq how IL bears on the case
Justice OBrien refused to set nearer date
for the examination.
The sun., 1893-08-13

PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUoTATIC
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.


SATURDAY. Aug. II.
The weekly statement OF averages issued by
the Associated Banks to-day was both a sur
prise and disappointment to Wall street. 1t
was generally supposed that the banks had
gained a good deal OF money from the Sub
Treasury on account OF. pension disbursemen ents
and Imports OF specie. 1t appears, however.
that largo proportion OF the specie received
has been shipped to the interior. and that
some Of 1t has gone into local savings banks.
In consequence the banks report loss In law
iuI honey of $2.7l3000.
At the Same time they have increased their
loans over S300O.000. and these changes are
logically reflected In q decrease OF nearly
$3.50, 600 In deposits The net result 10 de-
crease Of over two and half millions in the
surplus reserve. bringing the amount the
banks aro required to bold against their de-
posits S1G. .545. .O0C below legal requirements.
In all probability the banks are In stronger
position than the statement indicates. for the
bulk OF the gold that they have received ar
rived late In the week. and therefore has not
affected tho averaging very much From this
time on the bulk OF the gold that will be re-
ceived will go into the banks. and the fact that
q large part OF tho gold received this week did
not 60 into tho Clearing House banks 10 not an
untavorable development. for 1t has helped to
oaso the financial situation at various points.
principally ut Chicago.
There was practically nothing doing In
stocks to-day: yet In a few shares. notably
Northern Pacific preferred. the net fiuctua-
tions were greater than tho average. The
dealings were entirely professional and re-
fiected not only disappointment In the bank
statement. but In the speculative situation as
we'll
Imports OF specie to. day were approximately
$750.00O. making the total i.c the woeE about
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ON BEDROCK At LASI,
9ooy y.mii h e. 60. Hope These Few Lines Will
Fiad tn. Stock Exchange the same.

60Oyamltn
Fiad the Stock Exchange the Same.
Wall street and New street yesterday had q
diversion in the shape OF a message to the
Consolidated Exchange. Tho Manhattan In
surance Company ia putting UP a building
running through from Broadway to New
street. next the Exchange. The contract call
cd for the laying OF the foundation on solid
rock bottom. and TO carry that out the con-
tractor had TO dig many feet below the foun-
dation Of tho Exchange. The result was a
feeling akin to heart disease on the part Of tho
brokers. and for months they have lived in
elm st daily fear that their building
wouIi fall on them. Atstimes when tus-
ness was not too BRISK. a committee
uas stationed outside to watch the work. rhey
amused thems selves by throwing things down
into tho big hole. The contractors sank twelve
cnissous Tho last OF tho twelve was down
friday night. and yesterday morning whom
down town woke up u huge canvass. rs feet
was printed in big 'etters:
GENTLEMEN ESCHkNGx-
Our foundations all on bed rcck. aud wo
hope you have reached this level also.
Thanking you for your kind Ialeres: in our work.
remain yOurs truly. SoorssIrIi / ca. -
Everybody who saw the sign howled with de-
light. and every member OF the Exchange was
guyed nnmerrifully. There was a crowd about
tho hole all day.
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Balance outstanding Jan.
l. 1893
$5,176.OOO

1, 1898. ................. 5,176, 900
Tho $500. 900 to be collected from jan to Sept /.
1898. has in tho greater par: been received Tho
amount would have been materially larger were not
for the financial troubles in the West which have
made collections for tho past sixty days
difficult.
In view OF the preceding statements tho company
desires to ente. into negotiations 70. extension Of
the debt part thereof. for six years. interest on
the extended debt to at the rate of eight per
at present tho bonds be payable In United states
gold coin of the present weigh: and nneness. tho
of all the security which they enjoy. All moneys
interest contracts or otherwise. now covered by
the mortgage shall still be remited to the Trustee.
and from time to time applied in the purchase OF the
extended bonds at not to exceed par and interest,"
when bonds cannot be purchased within that lmita-
tior then in the redemption OF bonds be drawn by
lot by the Trustee thirty days prior September 1s
1924 and every months thereafter. drawn bonds
to be redeemabi, At par and accrued interest at the
due date Of the coupon first maturing after such
ing interest to cease drawn bonds from and
such date.
The company reserves tho right to pay of all Ou-
standing bonds with interest accrued reon Sept
l. 1894 Mt the date of maturity OF coupon there
after by advertising for thirty days prior to such pay
ment interest all bonds to after the date for
payment as advertised.
The Land Commissioner estimates that tho Trustee
will receive during the period OF tho proposed extern
sion from partial payments on outstanding contracts
notes and from interest on such notes Excluding
the sums to bs derived from any sales made during
that period. the following sums;
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Real Estate Transfers.

Pearl ct, asa; Peter Herter to Maria A Her:er.
Bayard st, n :, 10 0 Mott st. - Ok irreg Peter
Herter to VI Hert-r... .......... ..........
Rvingt On at. cor SUFFOLK st. 34N irreg;
Peter Tierter to NJ A Herter, r,...,........,....,.
Pike st rs and 81; Peter lierter to Mar:aA
Stanton ST. n W cor Allen st. 5ox75: Peter Her-
ter to Marta A Herter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lexington av. cor 55th st. 2O5x'2: Peter
Herter to same me...s,.................,...
Delaney 81, 81: Feter Herter to same.........
RECORDED sORrGAGEs
Foulke, VIM D. and wife to Samuel Ladd. n
VS. Park row, n baxter st. yrs............. S5,(
Menken. Johann II. and wife TO Philip Bolmer.
ms 18th st. hv 4, yrs.t.,......... ...., 81
Stack Thomas. and wife to Annie ULeary.
1884 st. Q Courtlandt av. yrs............. IL
Wirth. Louis. and wife to Sophie Rothschld.
ss114th 1T. LenoN av. yr..,..,..,.....,... 2b.C
Crimmins. John d. to Roswell Hart Rochester
ct al. Amsterdam hv n o cor lOptk St yr.. 13,(
Herter. Peter. to VI Herter. 1ol to 1887 Rv.
ington st, 8 yrs. morris ,,...,,--....t.... 2p.t
Lesourd, Francois. to Harlem Saw Bk,
15Uth St W CUurtlandt av. yr................ CO
Lange. Chas. and ano to Jennie Fisher. 1o3
Eas. tn st, yra 81, ::
Storms. Francis J, to Harry Hart, I6 Park
Van Week. Cvst to W Minor i3s 4,h av.
L.
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

TIE SHORTEST QUICKEST. AND BEST LINE to
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. .s:2O A. NJ. 625 r. NJ
Arrive 30 +. NJ. S45 A, NJ
Also Piat,sturSh sleeping d:25 T.. VI. tram for
passengers to Saranac Lake Placid Paul smiths Loou
Lake. Sc, via Chatauray L. r.. the Fnvorite Route to
the Adrond Icks destination at abio
hour after breakfast ai Plattsburgh
d. and u. Ticket Ofce and Bureau of Information
Fl Cortlandt st.
send Il cent stamps for illustrated guides. maps
DC, of Northern sum mer resorts to
y. w. BukDiCK, q. II. A..
Albany, \, Y,
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Tale OF Eauk-fearing Farmer, His Money,
and Tramp.

Dover. n. H.. Aug. 12.-John Collins. we'll
to-do farmer OF Berwick. Me-. went to his barn
this morning at A.. o'clock to milk. On enter
ing the barn he removed his coat and vest.
containing S1.7O0 in currency and five bank
books. and hung them in cupboard After
com peting his work he went to get his coat
Is supposed to hayo been committed by a
tramp. who was probably concealed In the hay
at the time Mr.. Collins entered the barn. and
who saw him put the clothes In the cupboard.
Mr. Collins drew the money from the bank,
fearing tho institution would fail.
The sun., 1893-08-13
SOLOMON SAID 10 De HAPPY.
Posiponcmeut Until Next Week OF Attempts
to Set Him at Liberty.

to Set Him at Liberty.
At Bloomingdalo Asylum it was snid yester-
day that David J. Solomon, who had been
taken there by his brothers. Henry and
Lemond. on the eve Of his wedding day. WAS
In condition Of evident happiness and COM
posure. occasionally speaking extravaeantly
OF success in the business world. One Of the
physicians. who did not desire to be quoted:
ces Of paresia No one had called at the
asylum yesterday OF his own family or OF that
OF his hanrGe. Clara Perry Thomas.
h. J. Haire. counsel for Miss Thomas.
learned Yesterday that supreme Court Judges
do not sit on Saturdays in August He said he
until aftor his habeas corpus case is heard in
tho supreme Court on Tuesday. his applica-
ton for Jury trial OF Solomons condition.
The sun., 1893-08-13

EIMIRA. Aug. l2.-Thc Brooksid Stock Farm
buildings near Troy. Pa. were all destroyed by
fire last night. Sixteen valuable horses and
ono bloohsG bull wore burned. The house and
four barns were burned In forty-hve minutes.
Tho fire was probably incendiary. The trot-
ting stock was mostly saved. A thousand
doll dollar sucking colt was lost. Total loss $780,
oOO. partly covered by insurance. The main
flames In ton minutes. Five thousand bushels
Of grain and n large quantity Of hay were de-
StFOyed '
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smurs,ea 0plam to he burned.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 12.-soms time ago an
attempt was made to Smuggle nearly 200 tins
OF Victoria opium ashore from ono OF tho
Sound steamers. Tho stun was seized. con
dcmne1, and offered for sale week ago. No
msnt would not sell 1t for less. The matter
vas reported to Washington. and yesterday
coltonta
The sun., 1893-08-13

WARRINGTON. Aug 1.-THE total number OF
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to day was
eighty-siI. OF which forty-four were to fll
vacancies caused by designations and deaths.
Among the appointments were the following:
New Jsrsey-Batsto, AonZO Norton; Forest Grow.
klzAbsth 4: Ford; MaIltcn. q. ). Middleton; sGrews.
bury. q. d. Bradford: MoodinAnste. @. /. adams
New York,Cnrsie, William Angle; Fruitiamd D. H.
Fitzgerald; Niles. Allen Birch Noorheesvii. Il nav.
ChDy. ". y. Stratton. "'''
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special meeting has been called by the
Street Cleaners Protective Association. to be
held at $50 East Sixteenth street at 2:3O O'Clock
to-day. to consider. grievances. They will pro-
test against any further curtailment OF the
ccltive board Is to be o!ectad. to which all
diiiiculties will TO roierred. The Board Ia to
1rdor tio-up In case 1t cannot settle disputes
by arbitration. Pressure is being brought
nn9n the street cleaners to Join the Central
The sun., 1893-08-13
TL- Captain Los, Overheard in a scum.

RocKLAsD. Me-. Aug. 1.-THE schooner Sarah
Hin. from Rockport. with lime for Boston. re-
turned to Rockport yesterday afternoon. re-
porting the loss OF Capt. Hinew. The accident
vas tho result OF friendly sculile Lotween
the Captain and one Of tho crew. The two
to save the Captain. Capt Hinew was wears
OF age. and q native OF New Brunswick.
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Oria
August PAN 25h 2tM 2bM 2tH
SS::ss:s::: S.S':.:::: Il T. 80 SSS$s sSs III
Lard
SsssSs4 S:$s$s SSss sSS sSS sjSS sSiSS sHss Sc Sc
RIB. -.
$:sSsSs!, s:ss:sS$s:i sSs;:s Ezi1s ias4ss Eliss Ess
Porl.
ssps.'.... ssSsu'.;.: 1875 i&5o iaa6 iSSS i$sS

lower spot salesi 10 tcs city at GOO tes western
at a8O9SS SSc.; also $50 ties. at 85oc. for Septem-
Der aud 3oc for october closing steady with Sep,
tenber at a00c. and October At a4Oc; Dressed
hogs jAaSifc.. plgs S3SGSlfc. Mess pork quiet at
siI5oSSi5. fallow nfm at INC, bid. Best cheese.
8JAt@pISc.; best butter. lpJH@22c Eggs 15S1lIhc.
NAVAL sToRns-Rosn was duh and weaN at posSIc.
for common good strained Spirits turpentine quiet
and steady at 26It@2bc. ~
PrrRltEGn-Ths saes of natl onai certificates were
1000 bbls at 5sac. OIL City. 6s1aS6s3tc Rshned un
changed.
GRocrairs-Coee futures we're toto 20 points higher
There were some buying orders for Europe Tho cables
showed little change The wnrehouse deliveries fell
on. The close here was steady with sales OF Woo
The sun., 1893-08-13
financial
MUCH IMPROVED SITUATION.

The enormous arrivals OF gold from Europe have
eased tho money market. Premiums on currency viii
come to an abrupt end Conditions now favor higher
market The best Stocks and Bonds be furnish ed
to-day on terms that Will yield = TO IL per cent per
annum Chances to mako profits as large as this occur
very seldom
Write Today for our Manual" on Stocks bonds and
Grain. containing highest and lowest prices for ten
years. ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE.
Margins to per cent. commission l6 Telegraph
orders At our expense. "Code furnished. our twenty
years experience Will be OF value to you BANK REF
ERENCE FURNISHED
The sun., 1893-08-13
New Corporations,

New Corporations.
ALBANY. Aug. 12.-These companies were
incorporated to-day with the Secretary OF
State:
tied OF New York city to msnnfacture bleaching nnd
cleansing compounds and deal in hbrous materials.
capital $1,000: directors, George Z. Armstrong. I'd.
wnrd II Moeran. Lyman Brown and Henry Adam j..
OF New York city and uther.
Wright Peters Co. to mannfAc,mre @ boots ani
". Wright, William Il. Peters. and Emil j. West OF
Rochester
the Inhabitants OF tn. village of Wassac and suburbs
in Dutcaess COUNT Capital. $500. directors. Miles
X, Lewis of Wassac. Join X. Thompson. and Charles
Walsh OF Amenia. and others
The sun., 1893-08-13
2ailroAaa.


NJ H Nv
4 T
N
u - Il II M A-h-A
#, .,.,ooon eMep n m
q HopSuN hiVIn h' n'
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
AL, trains arrive at and depart from Grand
Central station, 42d street; the only railroad
f'a''on w 'h' WY i'N"H ~ ie"'0 .
EMPIRE STATE ENFRESS
Q.00 -, M.-Except SUNDAYS. Fastest train In
o.Cu me world No extra tare -
~ ., ~ rs 81 Mo- $500 ~. ~. so..n.n.
o'oo raul smiths Loon Lake anu montreal
CHICAGO FAT MAIL"
u. I'D n. M..DaiIy ior chicago Except sunday
-. ~ Tor Richneld springs Wagner service.
sA AHAIoSA ~ LAX kEGEohSESfE'iAh.
92O ,N, TSln Namm,,n and Mnsts Tor
" ''.'' vi ~ M '.''" ""' ''"''''"
DAY ENPRESS.
u.es no. run west OF ceve,ana ana pe'fo't
W1HnD :, 80 EAiM $500; ,,r,s'.. a,:, -, u
l:UO next O day Wagner "S Service ST Dining car :"
Inn T.. M-pally Due Cincmna,i / o.45 A. NJ,
I.UU ST Iouis 40 p ii No extra fare.
sARArot,A IINIrED
7s T. N.-s,,nrday onIy Connects nj Cats.
l:4C Xii for principai points in The mountains
EXPOSITION FLYER uIMIrEDD.
GREAT 2O.uOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOX IhHotSh fASSENGEhS oNLh.
2.nn II. N.-DRily Due Chicago 10 A. next
ALBANY, TROY, AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL
II. M-Exrent Sundays ConnsctR for
The sun., 1893-08-13

DELAWARE, Esih LASKXAXWANNA h.,X y n AND
Stations In New York, Foot Of barclay and
th.istOpher SITS.
3 HSpkkAsIkNsT pkAINs.T FL II EG.MMASS tGoahthEs d
Direct route to Newark. bloomfield, Montciair. the
Oranges summit. Bernarlsville. Basking Ridge.
Madison MorristOwn. rassac. Paterson. Roonton.
Dover Stanhope. BIdds Like. Lake HOpatcOnR.
l.ackettst"wn. School-y's Mountain. Washington,
PhiIhpsburK. Easton. water Cap StroudsburR PO-
kono Mountain. Scranton. Pittston Wilkesbarre.
Nanticoke. Danville Northumberland. Montrose.
Binghamton, oxford, Norwich Wsterville Utica,
Richheld springs. Cortland. Syracuse. Oswego.
ithaca, Owego. Emira. Corning. Bath. Dnnsville.
Buffalo. and all points West. Northwest. and South.
west
. 100 a. M.-Bunalo. R,chheld Springs and oswego
Express Pullman parlor cars Connects Mt Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving at S:4o neNi morn.
ing
q $50 \. M.-,Binghamton Mail. Stops TT principal
900 r. M.-Scrantnn Binghamton and Elmira Ex.
press Pullman parlor cars.
4;lO II. M.-Scranion. Willesbarre. and plymouth
INp-rss Pullman parIor ears
7.;tO =. M.-tdaily,-Bunao Limited Express. Pull.
man sleepers. Arrives At :l5 A. VI.
0:UO =. M.-tdnilyl-Bunao, Rchneld Springs. ana
Oswego Express Pullman sierrers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at I3 Murray
st and 40 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations iS5
and Y42 Broadway. Vest l25th ST. 23, Columbus ay,
New York: 33S Washington ST. I26 Fulton st. and -
broadway Brooklyn. Time table giving full informa-
ton at al stations.
Westcoits Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
The sun., 1893-08-13

Totals. 4s4 o3D sl:l.3G4.oi5
DEPOSITS in national banks S11.774.S15.
to secure the same. 900. In add tion to
the foregoing the Treasury reports silver bull
lion purchased under the act OF July IA; 1890
against the same. S14s.Sll. $50. Of which Sl44.-
445. are outstanding.
Money In London. 2D2la q cent. Rate Of dis
count in tho open market. for both short and
three months bills AZ y cent. Amount
of bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
3 = cents at 0S francs 05 confines. and ex-
change on London at % francs "a centimes.
The sun., 1893-08-13

SATURDAY, Ang. l2.-Flour was very dul as usnAl on
Saturday. and prices were to great extent nominal
The rise in wheat: however. encouraged holders tx
ports 2o.o77 bbls; &c; Receipts. 37.to2 bbls, nc.
spring wheat brands in bblE were quoted follows
Fine 81. 75asi.s5; superrne 81 .s5@$?lo: No eH
ira x2sS22b; No. extra S2.209$2 so; clear. 81 30
@$2 20: strAights. $325@s3 Cos patents SO. 5@sAl5
GnAiN-wheat opened easier and made a moderate
decline owing to more favorable weather at the West
less snconrssng financial adysss from that section,
adyices The bank statement had rather bad effeot
also. Later on The fa in New Yerk Exchange at Chi
!, sharp rally: and prices. closed ,ie. ie. higher
during the past week over 5o0OOO0 bushels. Spot
sales so oO0 bushels including loads for export No.
Def roit 1lac under September; No. hard Mani
toba on t.; and sample red'o7 dc. For milling No
guotsd under septemt These the receipts
Chicago 6O. .417 bush:i Milwaukee. 20.loo. Minmo
IosdI: 6S.iae; Detroit 800: Ksn,a. s Sity, ig9,o;
&dso; Boston, bi,9t< GRAND total. nb4 1898. Total
yesterday. 026.Sl3. Total last year. l.572664
vnt un0h fol
The sun., 1893-08-13
FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON. NEWPORT. Providence. Cottage City.
Nantucket cape Cod. White Mountains. Bar Harbot.
and all Eastern points. - =,
PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH. and PROVIDENCE In commis.
sion together Leave New York from Pisr 2S. North
Rver. font Of Murray at Week days at $3.50 and o:b
I. NJ sundays. $50 7. NJ.
and sundays at 800 p NJ. Jersey city A;0oP n A
splendid orchestra on each steamer Folder. giving
details Of service mailed free on application.
New summer book. quaint Cape Cod" sent for 8s.
postage. Fall River Line Tours" &c. Address =. q
box IJc New York.
The sun., 1893-08-13
Orfam Stramcrs.
OLD DOMINION LINE,

Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POlNr
c1MFORT and VIEWPOINT NEWS, connestins for yIR-
GINA BEACH PETERSBURG. AMI RICHMOND VA.
and wASiIIkGT0S. u q -TueE, Wed. Thurs. and Sat.
For RlcHMohD, via JAMES RIvER-wsd. and sat
Pier 20 R.; foo. Reach f. at, At s pm 6 ThtSssh %s
Amply at general office OF company pier, or Al Ill
228 23U POI. 2s7 3l7A 500, s4p. a4t. and l.236
Broadway W l. GuILLAuDEu. Trafhc Manager
The sun., 1893-08-13

B1LTIWORE Il OHIO R. R.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS TO
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CiNClN.
MATT, ST. LOUIS, AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New York. foot OF Liberty ST.:
For C!iiCAGo 1880 NJ. so. d T. NJ. II ;l5 night.
For ri TSBl RGll 80 i. NJ, ~ 10 night
For ClNCINNATL. ST. LOUIS. o A NJ or ".
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, \. NJ u 80 A ".
Dining 'ar) 80 $3.50 l.. ~, (Dluing Carr o. u r. d..
II II night. An traus run daily:
For NORFOLK, Hay Line 40 r. VI En-. sunday,
Ticket offices: IL: 2dl. 4l5 40 Broadway ~ East
l4th St. 400 Grand ST.: New York 3t4 Futon st..
Brooklyn: station foot Of Liberty st, G. II. OF j.
The New York Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination,
The sun., 1893-08-13


tatons hallway bonds dull The features
were Atchison 40. brooklyn Elevated 1sts Chi.
caeo and North Pacific 1ste Chica. 20 and
S. sna see eonso
Be. The more important net DECLINES were
in Atshison is; = = cent; ot To- ;. 49,; Brook, sI;
North H PNeii" lists. | i4 to 49,. Sbca go and Erie Erie
sol IS. 2 y cent. to 81 The noteworthy
to o. and Oregon improvement 5s. !. to ~.
Bar silver in London. 81 I'D. The Treasury
Department was offered Yesterday 6520o3
ounces , q silver at prices ranging from sol
counter ofror Of 50. 1915 made; This morning
the offer was acosptedo The total purchases p
offered-at SO. 1915 per ounce. making the ag-
gIeeate purchases for the month to date l.5oo.-
900 ounces
Money on call 3 y cent Time m oneye p cent
paying securities. The market for comme ercial
paper is stagnant, and. as rates are entirely
nominal it is useless to quote them.
There was general absence Of business In
day. but the market was firm and bills were held
n little higher than at the close last evening,
r9sssa Hskng Ing rite bt for sstsElngg io
ieS4.s.; sight drafts s4;s5 1854; 81. and ca
BILE TRANSFERS. s4s - y i'@S4Sn M Francs g, are re
:1.2l y for sight: reichsmarks. 93,, ,693,a for
long and o. td94'U for short: guilders. 3st,@
3" 1915 for long and 80 l5-16Ga 40 for short.
Domestic exchange on New Yo k: Boston
ing. lilo premium. savannah..Buying' !, dis
count: I selling. par to = PREMIUM. Ney Or r.
graphic. $, St LouisSsL 5oasio discount
asked. Chicago-SlO@Sl5 discount.
NJ.
The sun., 1893-08-13

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