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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-20

Ripans Tabulos cure dizziness.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

report Of decrease Of 2426ooo bushels In the world
available supply Exports equal 365 "p nushe hlr
helped Cash wheat sales here were limited TO 900"
bushels In small lots 10 mcrs out 81 the Isl cars re-
ceived locally only three graded contract while u were
4 and no grade Northwest receipts wore 40 CARS
against 3s5 last week and 10 The local out
inspection was 10000 bushels estimated receipts Tor to-
morrow 435
There heavy selling Of September by all
classes Of holders but particularly by the South Lam
Bros & 90. dumped fully 10000 bushels September
FOR New Orleans II cooler throughout the West ana
Southwest and the trade record breaking
heat local elevator people having great trouble N
getting their unloaded. Receipts were LII cars
with go estimated for tomorrow September corn
opened and closed az 2l cents and the days range Was
from 23iz to 23.m23k
Geddes Kirkwood sold September cats steadily all day
and many other holders followed their example The re
suit widening Of the September Nav spread 70 rs
cents September opened 16is. sold down 10 6's
and closed at l6i. asked.
Receipts Of hogs only COCO head. where II. Oco
were expected and prices the yards were up 10 10
The estimate for 1900 head Shorts
caused sharp little advance prices The then pulled
out the market and prices dropped below yesterdays
closing level September pork opened So Co. sold 10
each lost 10 lard made gain Of 2'1 To cents.
while ribs unchanged To 90 cents lower.
On the curb puts on September wheat closed at 5,h
cents calls 56% Puts September corn
closed al 23% cents "calls' at 23a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
DENTOy.CROKER MORTGAGES.

An interesting series Of mortgages was filed IN
the REGISTERS Office yesterday BY the first OF these
Henry NJ Denton gives mortgage lot so'"" 10
Richard Croker upon property on the south side OF
Onehundred a nd twenty -fifth-st beginning 3i76
feet west OF Fifth-ave The plot is 62xlOolo feet.
The mortgage is to run for five years. MI Denton
gives a second mortgage upon the same properly
for the same length OF time to Mr.. Croker for
s0ooO third mortgage is recorded as being made
NV Mr.. Denton on the Same property to Adeine
Newburger. for one year, In the amount OF Elgo
-Wr Dcnton gives a fourth mortgage FOR So,5U on
the same property for one year. TO Henry Morgen-
than. a well-known real-estaie man. ms makes
Last week Mr.. Denton bought from MI. Croker
No a az and IS West One-hundred- and twenty
dfb-st these being the south side OF the street
nnd Nos a and 90 West One-hundred and twenty
a aanr,bst abuttng on the other property; There
has, been much discussion OF the price paid. some
placing it as low as 10000 only H"r more mere IMAM
Mr. Croker paid for the 1--WE parcels IN 1883 -.
-Tbe mortgaged property lies just east or tnat
o,irnbased last week and has been owned by Mr.
Denton for some time He has his onces ,no re-
RE Total amount OF the mortgages may be an IN
dicstion OF the sum paid In the recent purchase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

Cash quotations follows Flour dull S b and
S sssS{ bakers hsTs sfS oas wheat
s2as2 Red Dog s. posi- 70 IN sscF %er NEW to
xs:s ssss;s q :? 11 sssa'
10 o4s sa;ss s5 G Sc ' .Sass e. 'S
.5s3d snsr s Fss .ld g 7sSss
os. s. Ygs s sas.r ynsasy oa a'' 8
nnl.hsd good, s gtE s .snSard 81 Dseed OIL
Raw Soc boiled the Produce En4n'1sc 'G as
s ssS1ss; SECONDS '''' ,.. ,.v. winter
paten s. asS Co. spring patent g oasS So rye hS5
g. 49qS2 90 clnMarset dull No white
50 mixed Ta'f les: Ss sc fs;i0EX 10 az mixed
iracE i6Daisc No mixed track PHI; 80 WILL cns
,.9ck &c PG Ssar bn s. ;fS'S Clear back
Market dull steady ke arS Steady shoulders
ss c short a rb sides sqs short clear sides ~ doe
oc short clear sides $3.50 c ob aod
nm Eisn. 1 NoThwefs[n 5@i' Cow o at 7
WlfsRsyGMarket steady sales $40 bbs at 81 y
aug 10 S r6 SSFpSa 55 %s' and
% CASH ranged e bow % So2Tbsrn saac so
spring S5i,a57iac firm FOR caoiGe - c
a @ for rs snTy ou Rye ana ni steady ssG, ON The
s. s e s. sSa s'a fS r Pi'B Bsn WOOD
from Yesterdays close market opened decidedly weak
tvs bank na ns news s1d a an ID" a
nrices September opened 52sc. declined early 10 'z'
advanced later TO Sac high point and reacted to close
s57sr and finally rallied close al o5'sq3sc. ,asn
vheat--The elevators buying all The ne" No they
can obtain at special prices Mllers took spot oiersS
~ old Northern li.Ill7c premium over SeP,eH'
her No Northern sold AZ l-dAc under No ! ne" az
&c under September prices No ola sod a. l2M@ under
Northern old 531c: new. 52i.c: No ? Nor,h'rn ora
s2Ac new 5Oi.c Four-Pafents. SO loqs3 40. haHerS
20 251t2 So production 1900 hbls shipments ~ 4''
sbls MN stuffs-Bran. in bulk. quoted at - ~" sh"r's
81 70: mddings, 81 80
philadelphia Aug 11.-Flour-Trade slow ana IN
satisfactory but important change winters oiIrIv
-'.r,nely and prices ruled but springs weak
,nder General pressure sell Whea-Market quiet ana
Sr,t1reless with important change 10 plloe.. |
uss some foreign inquiry, and 5000 nnshsls y" '''
rere ,aken for prompt rhipmen 10 the continent on ~
,,ote e-ms but export bids as rule Nf."
ior Contract wheat. Nusus'.
,ar,hnr c2G62i.c, October. G3n6}.c, Novenot nl.la'
Corn sull with little change in prices arr ioi"lRn III
ovrr hut bids generally too low for CUISINES
ccs-o,s IN small supply AMI steady 'ut Inlr'
ixed. August 2aisc. September. 2l4H@'ac'
~, nominal oats lts ness It,l ''i
~. - csrois n old crop advanced lnl'c WIN Eo"i
d@msnd Futures dull and shade weaker y" g..
iemher. 2in2.i9,c 'cl'1'
Sugar-letned quiet ana S'''''''
unchanged. Other articles unchanged
6, rou,s Aug ll.-Flour unchanged Wheat low,
Una, 5oc. september 51ian5sc; lDeceIndeT v"
Lower taeW Ma 57.c oats higher August l"sc hdl
go ,vhar isc BID May 2Oi,c DID EsSs higher al
49, higher: creamery extra ' r. IT, "s,s,
ut'ei nxtras I2Gl3c. seconds. as PORK snhiaIa
ISo ' noninsl: &c G1iz I'D. So - Lara iihe still
choice zoo. Lead firm; sales cars
60 ~ chemical hard 81 51z spelier lover ;" ''' '''
articles unchanged
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THE TRADE Nv CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug II tspeciaD.-There was story abroad
that Armour contemplated the delivery OF large guam
,, ~ cash wheat September contracts for the pur-
nose OF securing funds with which to operate IN the 'o
r,,v market This along with heavy local and North
,.,n -ecents and fears Of tight money as evidenced
no two ou,side bank failures made weak wheat mhr
net II also caused a widening Of the sepember-pecsm
her .nread from Ia IN cents bushe Foreign mar
kets we're notably stronger rs the result OF yeSe'as
r,.-nn.,, cro, report while the Northwestern market
,as extremely weak There strong spots ocohsoh
aiIy one OF due TO the prediction OF ns
frost North Dakota tonight ana ahother III A'
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

.-oONN-~ @NN<NN~SNN0|N||N~NN|
TO EXCHANGE.-sS50 900 piece OF cen
trail Chicago property. producing tair IN
rome. Incumbrance $4,000. WIZ take
clear Kansas civ or 81. Louis. No. prop
ertv. or good stocks or bonds VIII give
bargain to party able 70 assume incnm III,
hrance. c. @. sPOTSWOOD. Room 7Ol.
145 IA Sale St. Chicago Ill.
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RrSIyESs CHANCES.

..onaSco-- - n p = = -o.~-~o~o~~>-
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-valu
livery and boarding stable property ana
the husin IS. stock. &c. price. 10000. Ad-
dress Posloffice Box 1875. Brooklyn.
lTASE and all or part furniture. four
story house for sale very cheap: excel
lent location f1r hlarders or dodgers: I'M
mediate possession. DANIEL. Box :,
1rhunc Once. ---.----
MANUFACTURERS AGENT representing
two English houses would like 20 CORE
spona with American manufacturers Wish
ins ~ 10 represented IN New YORK ana
PENNSYLVANIA. Address COMMISSION. Box
- Tribune Oilice
PRINTING. Most accessible Office in Met
ropoliian district. quickest work by our
prices always lowest. MERCHANTS
PRINTING COMPANY. World building.
THE CUBAN PUZZLE" or "Weyler in
the Trocha." latest thing out. patent
rights for sale Address X. FORWOOD.
80 carondelet-st.. New-Orleans. Ii.
THE PATENT - 1-cent automatic tar
get. intended f'r saloons. FOR sale or
partuer with money. Call and inspect
model. OTTO KLEY. 33s East Isth-st.
WANTED.-A partner IN an established
business commanding the hest class Of
trade in the city and vicinity: business in
crcasing So rapidly II Is impossible for one
man 10 look after both office and outside
work For PARTICULAR address T., p. o.
BOX 80. Syracuse. y. Y.
WANTED. -Inventors should write John
W.dferburn < Co. Patent Attorneys.
WASHINGTON D. G.. for their Sl.WJ prem
iIm. monthly contest open to them upon
application.
IL PER CENT DIVIDENDS payable In
gold. limited number Of shares In pfoht-
able company for sale. thorough investi-
cation invited; investment absolutely SAFE.
WUITCOMB. Lac Broadway.
$500 A NORKINGMAN with This
amount can secure an Interest with man
u,acfurer of neN household article large
profits: experience unnecessary. LEGlIl-
NATE. % Slave.
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WESTERN BANKS GO UNDER.

Duluth. MINI, Aug. 1.-THE Security Bank OF
Duluth one Of the largest State banks In the State
Closed its doors this morning. Two notices were
posted the door. one reading:
Heavy and unooked-for withdrawals Of deposits
and the imposslbility of making speedy collections
have compelled to close our doors. We think de-
positors need have fear regarding the ultimate
safety of their funds
w P. LARDNOR. Cashier.
The other notice reads:
In my official capacity as Superintendent OF
Banks of the State OF Minnesota l have taken
possession Of the books records and assets of every
description Of this bank. as provided by law
Vi. D. KENYON Examiner.
The capital stock Of the bank was 100000 and Its
surplus $4,000 Its last statement showed total re-
sources OF $685.. S35 There $6.740 Of undivided
profits hand. The total deposits on July q, the
date of the banks last statement. were s32s.324.
None of the officers of the bank will talk about the
banks affairs further than 10 say that they expect
to pay all deposits in full.
The failure has caused considerable excitement,
and further failures feared. The bank
ganized In 1889 with Joseph Seilwood, president, and
F. W. Paine, cashier. The capital stock Is 100000;
surplus $4,000. and average deposits. 600.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE private bank OF North q
Taylor, No. $50 West Madison-st was closed this
morning. No statement has as yet been made.
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n, inhnm Jt lflan Concern
ooo>~~~ooN00N.No1Yr ON1O'O>|||00 " V
ATOTJCE OF SALE


~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
LiNS Jrr.na,tnent ~ TO 80 East 42d Street
warehouse DeP New York August 5th. 1880.
- .-,. rudi.v Mrs Graham. ". Georgi. Mrs.
TO Mrs niI' MnIlin Mrs NJ Montgomery. Michael
L. huhzei,.1 wilkins Weston Watson.
OConnoI; ~. u G Perrlan, whose goods trans
;rS.d from the standard warehouse by IN. pro
bristors, an their retirement from business; also AL
conpTTy brennan Miss VI. A. Broadhurst Mrs Matte
L. Dexter Mrs John Fesney VIM , Msnas Ma. InSrs'
IS DILL ~ I simonson. c. J. smith. Mrs MARGARET
TUs,n ". Wheeler T. chrsty VIM TwGmb1y
Iopi r ~, H. Dayton. Mrs. J.. Alexandra Geo. H.
=; b.; .r1a'nc Howell +. S. Lee NJ Cot,er Charles La
Rice II H,i. Hedding Mrs. Frank Gay Williams r. H.
P Rs1T, Mrs. f. H. satus Geo Mallory TIE W MES
corneis Stevens, +. W NosDurg 4 NJ MAiS'
kn s an' Whiting. Mrs Lizzie Eya3: r mr.,
mIss H,-s X G or Chas. +. jenkins; 3 =. D4yh.on
nyuv Armstrong II. Baetger. Nj Or Mrs a bu, H,
hal ~ r W Conkns W r. chili'' FRANK "e''''' WIS
w. are hereby notified that you are rsqurea 20 rh h
iou due for storage and other charges upon ns
ths goods personal effects and meTcnahdss t
househou OF this IN your name or TOT
IN ul'e ccSnt and in OF your deiaut m 30 h
your res and mercha ndse will be sold az pubic
suen n the i'm day OF September ls oommenoins
-, 10 70 o. clock A. NJ. az the haI.'io'"' - ''
auctionecr, zoo East l25th Stest VAN woRMER
Secretary & General Manager
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NoONo0NNo(NNNN1ON0NN OO"|>"O'OON"|~>>S
PONIES FOR SALE-Suitahle for children
md breeding, cheap. 10 max" room tor
boarding horses Address Dr. o. {. JACK
son. Jamaica. Long Island.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions. for The Tri

DvrDTfSEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trih-
\ une received their Uptown once. No l2i2 Broad
xav 2d door north Of 3st until O'Clock p. M; al
versoments received the following branch Offices at
regular Office rates until O'Clock p. M, VIZ; 2ot 9Th
ave o. cor ord St 1872 6th-ave, cor. Eth ST. Macy e.
9th ave and Columbus near West 6oth
st 100 West 42i st. 6th-ave: ~ East 4th st 2o1
Wcst 4od 81 between 18th i59 East fIth-
at 133S 81 ave. between 10th and nth SITS: l026 3D.
ave near 6lst-st Los lstave near S9th ST $50 3D.
q 3d-ave.; 323a Bleecker- st; 2!SS
81 ave 24o East 79h-st; 1921 3d-ave 2G62 81 ave
e5 Amsterdam ave. 400 West 42d-st; lis East l6th-s
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

PERSONS WHO WILL SAIL TO-DAY ON THE ST.
LOUIS AND THE TEUTONIC.
Among the passengers who will sail hence for
Southampton on board the American Line steam
ship St Louis this morning the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

loTH-ST.. IS WEST. Beautiful large ana
small cool rccms table unexcelled. tran
sients accommodated.
81 WEST ST.-Comfortably furnished
large and small rooms. well kept; gooH
service: excellent table: references
4oTH-ST., a. WEST-Large and small
rooms parlor. seeond and third noors'
private baths; with good board.
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WORK WANTED.


INSTITUTRICE FRANCHISE ou ale
mande avec bon anglais demandes i'm
mediatement pour famile. Musique 81 pos
sible. Capable De preparer deux jeunes
gems pour college. Arthmctlque avancee.
Bons honOraires. Preference donnie a
dame arrived iepuis pen. Adresser, refer
ences VUILLENMER, Pride's Crossing.
Mass.
MANICURE -Young lady wishes few Gus
toners at home or out: elite exclusively.
Miss SAGE. 1897 West 59;h-st.
TEACHER. Lady. with private school ex-
perience in New-York. desires position.
q knferyarten. elementary English. calls
themes &c, moderate salary. city or
country TEACHER. 80 North Stockton
~ Trenton. y. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
THE ORANGES. y. ]. IA speciality
Residences for rent. for occupancy on OF
after Sept / also. sale 5000 10 slo;VW
upward: terms N suit. Full particulars
E p HAMILTON & CO. rs 'Bway ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
APARTMENTS TO LET.

,o5TH-ST. i46 WEST Elegant six-room
flats; private halls. bath; all improve
n1enis fine l,cation Iantor services; I'D
eral rent allowed. Apply u ianitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Ausa ASs ess%S. dH Mhss' 9 ao No en
grade 5oG 62sc stock Al 900 bush sales 81 ool
2sxc;. steamer mixed scc asked southern white 2siss
soc do yellow soaMc: stock sos 700 BUSH sales 2Cco
24isa2sc; stock 200 bush Rye weaker. No nearby,
Hay nrm. sos bid; grain frfEhts nrn,e1 steam
1pSo 6s ss% SasSa Aua1; s cork for SFss
quiet middlings Sc Provisions steady mess pork. So
sSS s Gear s4oT' smod &C. ha%
l2c do large io'sc lard refined Sc Other things I'M
eSS:s ses5 and .ssss;S %"''f
meal CGaSsc bag 81 5casl So a barrel Corn quiet
sc 70 on track q5.S S'a3te 20 d and S S wS Oats
27sc; No DO nc Mil iced quiet. spring bran 70
s%s. ''si s 3sa. 81 neal e%s
s sst ms% SS1 S qnSs O c a[s
SC, Veal quiet al 6qsc Fresh t@ct quiet; steers. 6d
en- creamery snns sssc 5 c vermont
choice iaai4c other dairy i2c imitation and ladies'
GSc ch i' quiet Northern olia7sc Western 5d
s Ess sa a Ms6s nfaG an. n 'S
81 ;gs 81 red hHpSys fqS 49, pea a si@S
Iiaisc Northern fresh fowls l2ai4c; DO chickens lsa
i've c MSfsn Tsd @ v c 90 aS sed
s. 25asl 80 barrel BuehcrTes us BIackt9rrs,
choice ssasia s lower grade. ssas Rye straw quiet
tiea7 leather steady ard au1, mick o sr non
2 2sc Wa" water melons I2Gisc.
Buffalo Aug spTins wheat closed spot e. lower
Corn closed dull and unsettled. Oats closed weak and
unchanged Rye nominal. Flour quiet and easy MIL
dull and unchanged
Wheat. No. ?; Opening Hsns; Loves ..i CLOSING: sss,
s f s:ssi ssss5s g. e.; ; ''' S
Corn. No. 2:
~; s sa.ssE: =s:$#: zs s7.u=:
Oats. No 2:
September l6i1 i6iz io,s 10, 30, ~,
MAY ............ l9BGl37 lo'2 lo'sni''t l''s"i''t
Mess pork. per Dbl:
September 70 90 80 - 81 - 80 ~
October .......... ~ ,ou zoo 100
January ~ i-T
Lard. per 100 10
September Zan 81 =" on
Short ribs. per 100 10
September S3.7 S4o,, 90 aois
October - 1917
January 90 oo'1 "'-'E -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

oD~NANN-NN>~N/ND>oOSrN0~ ~
DIR GREAT midsummer sale Is the most
astonishing feature In the commercial
world: nothing like II elsewhere: goods
sImoat given away. JAMMES. 300 Broad
VA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
OLD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

from Pier "a. Y. r.
new, Tuesdays. Thursdays
for Savannah direct.
II Kansas CITY. Aug. II
IL city u Augusta. .....Aug. ~
Is CIV Of Birmingham. Aug. y
,mmodations. Connecting with
Nth and Southwest For tickets
POI. 3lT. 553. 3s5 Broadway. or
,-st.
J. r. Beckvlth. G. 7. & ?. \.
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IL For Ia Guayra Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caiho via Curacao from Robert stores. Brooklyn.
Sc VFNF,ZI- III LA ..... Thursday. August l3 p m
IS Observation-Disclosures saturday. August % m
CARACAS. Wednesday.. sept q p M
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS
Sc CURACAO ............... Friday. August 2S. D.
These American built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 1876 Front-st.
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HELP WANTED.

N.~~<N~%~NN.~-NN ~N-NN~NNNN~~~0NSoN>
Female.
WANTED. Young lady. high education ~
undoubted references. 70 act as cnlel
stenoeraphAr in large manufacturing
business and 10 take charge OF a corps
OF typewrters references and salary de-
sired must accompany answer. KEN
Tribune Office
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suBURRAN REAL ESTATE.

.noonoooooooN o.oooo~~~o.ooNoN~o-
AT MONTCLAIR Houses for sale and 70
,et: furnished and unfurnished. VIM Al
TAYLOR Montclair. N. j.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

-Y>-~NN~NNN~NoNoON~ N0"~>"~c~>"N"N>0>"'>~
32D-sT., 1888 WEST near Imperial
Handsomely furnished rooms. en- suite OF
singly: pirate baths. references
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO san FRANIlsCO !.
Co,necnr at the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports or
Mexico Central and South America . -
Steamers sail from pier foot West 2Ith St. y: l.
ALLIANCE. Aug 90 noon ADVANCE -: Aug 81 noon
'' ~ '' JOHN MUIR. rrafc Manager.
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CAVAN\AH LINE,
and Saturdays AZ . K. NJ,
CITY Of Augusta. ...... Aus
city OF Birmingham. Aug,
Tallahassee Aug
Unsurpassed cabin acc
rail Ines for al; points 5
and freight rates apply al
at the Pier. foot OF Sprln
c.. VI. Sorrel. manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

In the above statement of assets. 1t should be
noted Mr. Kilburn said that SoOO,OOO or
bills discounted were hypothecated; that the
special loans, stocks and bonds, bonds and mort
cages and the real estate were not quick as
sets and consequently not available ana that
what assets might prove available went 10 Sc
cure the loan of $S4 900 from the National Bank
Of Commerce. The exchanges receivable were
more than counterbalanced by the amount OF
about $50, 900 due.
HOW THE TROUBLE BEGAN
The banks trouble originated IN investments
by its former president, William A. Daring VINO
vas interested in the real estate business. An
unusual number Of loans were placed IN second
real estate mortgages. and the anairs OF the
bank at the time of Mr.. Darling's DEATH about
year and a half ago were IN pao way
After a short interim Mr. Hopkins was caiied
to the presidency of the institution The tesu-
ncny Of Mr. Kilburn, Of several directors anu
Of other bank men credits Mr.. Hopkins with
favng taken hold Of A bad Job and having al
minstered it faithfully and conservativeiy' NOT
800 they say, has been lost TO the bank IN the
year that be has had entire charge OF us al
fairs. They agree however. that 1t would nave
been next to impossible for any man TO pull the
bank completely out of its financial difhcuites
Mr.. Hopkins In speaking Of the banks fall
IRE. said
Il have tried TO bring to the management OF
the bank honesty In all transactions reel
and the testimony Of others agrees with me-
that II / could have had control OF the bank
affairs for a longer time the crisis would not
have come. And then TO add to these internal
troubles. there came the crazy silver agitation
AS an example Of the feeling created by TINS
talk Of the West, depositor came to me one
day and wished to draw out $4,000 In gold
which he said he intended to place in English
consols Other depositoro. since Bryan's noni-
nation have come to draw out their deposits In
gold AS consequence. the banks deposits
have not increased as they should have done.
One Of the loans Of the bank, made under MT
Darlings direction was Of $l2Z'Ooo. secured
by a second mortgage on a block OF mats uptown
which had cost $4,000 TO build on d d%o ao,s
which were not worth more than $3o.Oo' anu
this property already had a first mortgage UPON 20
II Of 100000 Such was an example MI, ~
burn. said of the way the banks inVes,ine shss
hsh been made under the old regime ""''"e'
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Manhattan Beach.

,r.yF FoOr OF 3iTH ST. f. r., daily. escep, sun
20 sac 40 40 II On A NJ, ~ 10. and hait
bayrly from 40 TO $40. 600 and half hourly rom
WHITFHALL ST. via Bay Ridge daily e'eep, Sun s.,S
bonrly from l:l0 to go 1920 T. NJ
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
AMERICAN. -. wants position on cOun-
try place: understands horses and cattle
competent and handy. AMEND. 29S Es-
s.-N-af RInnkINn-
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RoCkaWay Beach.

r-,,s Leave Long Island city daily except sunaaZ'
~ 70 q 90 IicS A 1890. Rs 23a = 70 "a
S:3s go 730. $50. go r NJ saturdass -''' "~'
r. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

uA A SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC tOAS s
AND THROUGH THE GULF OF MEXIco TO CALVES
ION TEXAS AN IDEAL, VACATION If.lf. =.
0XEWAY EXCT' RsION OF TOURISTS TICKETS to
all points in Texas Colorado Utah Arizona CafornA'
Waxfco Georgia florida Excellent accommodati ms
Write FOR our 6i-PAGE POCKET GUIDE 'mailsd tree,'
MALLORY Co. Gen. Agts. PEI 20 h H.. y, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

COACIIMAN Married: years refer
ence: thoroughly understands his busi-
ness: would Ike situation as coachman or
around horses. +. r.. l.T63 Avenue A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

BOY 40 wishes position as Office boy;
graduate from public school. best refer
ences JOHN NELSON. 5 4th-st.. Bfook-
Ion
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ooo@N,>~ NM - p, ~DN.NNNoNNN1ON ~NNN"O'~NN~
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-B young
man G9) or general clerk. tlrv 49,, Srats
exn@rlsnced; good fgurer. FINhLESTEIN.
ao2 proadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12

BOOKKEEFER Young man. thoroughly
competent and systematic. moderate
salary. r.. 80 Avenue a.