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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

The following votes We're also cast In
the various wards for bogus candidates
for Congress William II. Lewis and Eli
sna l. LOWS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO
THE CREDITORS
OF TIE
Richmond & DanViIIG R. R. Co.
TOTHE CREDITORS
OF THE
Receivers Of Said Company.
IINANCfaL.

In the Circuit Court Of the United states.
for tie Eastern District OF virginia.
CeniIal Trust Company OF Consolidated
rs Cause
Richmond ana Dan,ille in Equity
L. X. Company. 90 al.
EX1hACT FROM DECREE.
at 81 hereby ordered hat all claims out;
standing against the receiver OF VIZ sflu
Richmond end Danv.lle hailroal So .',',
ny. and al claims against INC sslu NJ =
mond and ID nville Railroad company,
which are alleged % De PRIOR OF SUPERB
10 tho lien Of the mortgage ioreci"ssn'
which mortgage bore date pcion'r =,
1>>i. be h.cd with the spec,d, H,aSs -
chdnccTy. here tofCre apfointtu III ~, -
cause. Oh or before The FIRST day OF De
cemher 1896 and that on the failure
Of the holder Of any such claim 10 ne,
the same within said time, such claiHn
or claims shall b. denied the iisht %
participating in the proceeus OF tne sa,.
Of the said road and nrecluI3d iIoin 10y
right Of payment against the san cor
pOrate property. or .he purchasers OF
said property. or their assigns. ana sna.i
be forever barred. but thls oiueF sIan
not ha in any manner 7pplleahie 10 the
rights or claims Of the Central Trust
Company o. New York. one OF the com
plainants herein. as trustee under me
first mortgage on said property, dated DC
tohe- = 1874 or as trustee under the
mortgage dated February ]. ISL. or as
trustee under the equipment mortgages.
or either 81 them. referred 10 in the de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale in tnls action.
II is further ordered that 9aid Special
Masters. NJ j. Ileasants ard Thomas
Z Atkins. Tsquires shall -ive notice Of
this CIDER ly publication fhree times a
week for four weeks. commen ing Aug
ust 10. 1896. ana once a week during the
entire month OF November 1896. in some
newspaper Of Ger eral circulation prirta1
in the city OF New York. \. Y; IN tho
city Of Baltimore Nd: IN the city Of
Wellington. j.. c.: ln the city of Rich
mend Va: in the city Of Raleigh n
c.: in tho city n Columbia S 90 I'm
the city Of AuGrfa. Ca; in the city ~
Birmi' Gram Ala, and in The city ~ CO.
NATHAN GOFF.
United States Circuit Judge.
August o. 1s96.
Published iu accordance with the above
order. and pursuant thereto. notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against the Richmond and Danv.lle Rail
road Company. or IT'S receiver. 10 file
the same with tho undersigned on or
before the first day OF December. 1896.
~ y. pLEASANTS
THOa = ATKINS,
Special Masters.
Richmcnd. Va. August s. 1896.
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MISS MIRA r. ROSS. VOCAL TEACH
vi Err. at studio, 30 north Fifth street.
20 tn 12.3O . to4 noS-su&th-.t'
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ytrANTED. TWO ORGANIZERS FOR
W one of the strongest fratcrnal ofeHn-
izations in the country. Good terms VII
be offered to men OF influence ana Wiue
acquaintance IN the city. Address !. ~
Box 81, city. ho'-i1
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WANTED. an experienced stenosrapher
and typewriter. who also writes o sood
hand and understands business letter
writing. Permanent place 10 the right
man. Address Box 81.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, Al \ SACRIFICE. A
j. GOOD PAYING SALOON, centrally
located. Selling on account OF leaving the
city. Address A. T.. Times once. nos-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

AGENTS HI stlers make - daily sell
ing only revolving griddlc-cake turner
Sample. 2Oc. q. j.. NICKEL, sole
so2l. cOlsnlOt
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MONEY CAN BE HAD AT \ LOW
vi INTEREST on a plan endorsed ana
taken advantage Of by leading business
men. who have borrowed under our sys-
TEN In sums from $500 10 500 900. II You
are needing money now. or are payins
per cent. 10 an Individual or a. corpora
ton. write for information. stating name
and address Interview arranged Tor az
applicants home or our city oficr. CITY
real estate security required. Gold bond
not required. FINANCIAL, L. q. Box
30. le0-om
NOW THAT THE FINANCIAL CUES
y TION is settled. those who have been
boarding their money and losing interest
viii do well 20 investigate these mort
cages We are offering paying g, . ana
per cent.
1925 az one year.
5000 AZ one year.
$3.50 az one year.
$275 az one year.
S1U.50 at one year.
Sss at one year.
500 ~ one year.
GEO. J.. CRAWFORD e. Co.
Loan Brokers
roc-ft 1908 Bank street
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In the Circuit Court Of the United states
for tie Eastern District OF virginia.
Central Trust Company OF .,,
New York. e. al. Coisoii1''ou
Ns 'dhF'
Richmond o-1 ,.n.fie in Equity.
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

w ANTED. FORrY-sIN MEN FOR
W Il il and northern states ana ciI's'
vyoocq from Sly to 50 per month. Also,
TWENTY SEVEN GIRLS for this and
northern cities and States Also, ONE
GERMAN WOMAN for pantry. MAX
TIN az co, Sli east Broad street kSh-
mOnd, Va. oc-l-iu>H"''
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HELP WANTED-Naie.

CALEsMEN.-MER TRADE.
- $50 week. New, Quick. good. light
samples nee. side line or exclusive.
ntS suit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-07

New York, Aug. Ga variety of de-
pressing influences contributed toward
fairly extensive Hquidations of long
stocks in to-day's market. Substan-
TALLY lower London prices for the two
leading active international shares and
sales of other investment stocks and
bonds for foreign account paved the
way for an outbreak of bear selling
and the throwing over of long stock.
During the forenoon the deali~es were
characterized by further liquidation
and a degree of audacity on the part
Of the bears, two of the leaders of this
continent exerting unremitting pres
sure against the list. Prices in many
instances worked, as the day pro-
crossed. below the lowest points re-
Gently recorded, and the feyerish tone
in stocks was also reflected in material
declines in the railway and miscellane-
GUS bond market. Market steadied and
partial rally occurred, followed by
another reaction around delivery hour.
The bond market was weak and ma
terial declines occurred on llquida-
tion for both foreign and domestic ac-
count Government bonds were lower
tending to point for the tours on
liquidation. Sales we're $105,000. Sill
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NAVAL sTORHs.

G@ Ynoa, august 6.KOsin quiet
gIEinGd. Ramon To good e1.t0.
Turpent ne Gull at 25@2519.
CHARLEsFOE, August 6.-ROsin firm at
81 2501.30
Turpautine-F Firm at 201S@211<.
WILMINGTON, August 8 -hOsln firm;
strained Sf.32H good strained fl.37k
Spirits steady at 2lM.
Tar finn at $1O0
Turpentine Steady; hard s1.20; soft
81 55; virgin 81. SIS.
SAVANNAH, August 6 Spirits turpel-
tine firm at 221s; sales l ,494
Rosin firm water white $500; window
glass 81 .85; n, sl75; II, 81, 671<; K, Sl.82}S
I, 5719; II, F1.52k; G, st45 8. s14) =
sl.4O j. s1.3719; L, Sl371<; B, 81 371S; =,
B.371z Sales
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, H., August 6.-The provis-
ion market fell back to-day into its
regular role of decayed activity and
wheat resumed it's position as the
leader of the speculative markets. 1t
led the way very steadily to lower
prices and was two cents lower at the
close than it stood at the end of yes
terday's session.
Corn lost one cent per bushel; pork
45c. per barrel and oats &c. The mar
ket was generally weak, all of which
helped to depress.
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STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.

Departments well equipped. % teach
ers. 4A4 regular students, besides
practice school of 81 pupils. $50 ma
triculates since it's opening in 1892. 90
of the 96 counties represented. Com
petitive examination at county seat
August LIST to fill free tuition vacan-
cies in dormitories. Application
should be made before July Goth to en-
ter the examination. No free tuition
except to applicants signing a pledge
to become teachers. Annual expenses
of free tuition, students boarding in
dormitories, 500; tuition-paying stu
dents, $3.50. Address,
President CHARLES d. M'IVER,
Greensboro, n. T..
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EIGHT CENT COTTON
A Further:Sensatjonal Advance
in the Price.
NEARLY A QUARTER HIGHER
Unless 1t Rains Soon the Crop
Will Be Destroyed.
LIVERPOOL IS NOW A BUYER
Strong Bear Influences Caused Heavy
Liquidation of Stocks and Prices =
Registered Material 49,
Declines.
LIVERPOOL is NOW A BUYER
Registered Material 49,
Declines.

nSrFFss
New York, August Cotton opened
with great excitement, declining 5@S
points on the first call and further
losing 7(d11 points, after which there
was sharp rally of 25@34 points from
the lowest prices. The market closed
weak at net advance of 14022 points,
The total sales reached AL 400 bales.
The early weakness was the result of
disappointment in cables and reports
of showers in drought stricken locali-
ties of the South. The reaction was
started by reports that the moisture
was insufficient and that unless soak
ing rains reached the crop within the
next few days results would be dis
astrous. Shorts were naturally nery-
Gus and an active demand to cover
was a feature. New Orleans was again
a large operator. Liverpool parties sold
this morning but bought this after
noon.
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THE NEWS OBSERVER, MORNING. = 1927

yer certificates declined "a per cent on
offerings of $4,000.
NEw YORK. Angus Money op call
hi. h5r at 1A@93 par cent. last team ] y.
closed ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6}G@f7L per cent. Sterling change
steady, wit sctual business Is N3nker
bills at 50 for dem nd aud IS for 6C
DAYS Posted rates S83{0e4S 50 and
4.S9E@4 So Commercial bills s ID Rar
silver 6s1S Silver certificates $3.50 90.
Mexican dollars Government bonds
weak. State bonds dull. Railrcad bonds
weak.
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, August 6.-4:15 P. NJ
Closing cotton, spot fair demand;
prices higher; American middling,
fair, 45sd; good middling, 5-16;d;
American middling, 3-16d; low mid
ding, 4 3-32d; good ordinary, 3-32d;
ordinary, 25-32d.
Futures opened and closed steady
at the advance.
American middling
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Dividends Did Il
OFFICE OF THE
EQUITABLE NATIONAL BANK,

Et%CxH+ArT, Jan. 9, 1894.
{ OF. s-Obn 4. Pa.tison. President Uui0r
Cen raj j}je Insurance Co, Gincin
natl 0.
DEAR SRI take pleasure in &C
Snowledging receipt this day through
E, W Jewell, your General Agent in
this city, of so, 327 .68, in payment OF
policy No. 8, 928 in your company.
! wish to express to yO1 my hearty
thanks. My policy was for $40, 900 90,
and on your Life Rate Endowment Plan
paid you but the Ordinary Life Pre-
Mum, just the same as | would have
paid any of the other leading companies
FOR a policy to be paid only at death,
and yet your profits have been so large
that in a little over % years it has ma
tured for an amount over the $40, 900 90
and thus / have an Endowment Policy
a Ordinary Life Rates.
am greatly pleased at my good for
tune. No other company known to me
gives such a contract. or secures such re
suits. carry policies in a number Of
the leading companies, but / have none
whose results compare with this.
am glad that my own city of Cincin-
1ati is the home of such an institution
as the Union central Life Insurance
Company, and rs a citizen am proud
of it. am,
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE PIsHER.
For tho cost of policy on your life
Ike the above address,
1AREY J HUNTER, Supt for Va. Il n. q
Raleigh. N. @.
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mixed --; yellow SIX; options Angus
e9sI9130, cir sed 299z; %eptemhAr 30h ASK
G. osed 301l; October 30%@ 3iA, closed 3 q;
May 33as z3s, closed 53%.
Oats SPOT firm; No. 2, 23Z; No. 2 de
livered Pan: No. 2216; No. white 26
No. white IS; track white 26032; do
State 26033: ontions-August c'Osad -;
Sextembar closed 49,; DC ober closed --.
Feed Easy; b and 50@55; middiings IS,
rye fetd 55sD66 ctCy S.
Hay-Quiet, salpping 8oG65; good choice
Hons Dull, state, common to choice
1894 CROP 21S041&; 1895 do 3271f; Psotfic
coast, 1894 crop, 3G<g14; 1895 CROP 3G07
Hides Quiet; Galve ton, 20M25 pounds
IL, BuenOs Ayres dry, 70 lbs, IT,.
7exas, dry, 2+G30 lbs. g; California, 21@
% lbs, 10: wet sailed New Orleans select
ed, 45265, ponds not quoted.
Leather-Dull; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres, light and heavy we hts, 20@2l
WoolSQnie;, domestic soeoo 14@1s
pulled 15Q020
Coal, teadily held.
Reef Quiet; family So 500$9 extra mese
81 OO0725; beef hams SIS 50@16 90; packed
s750@7 go, city Extra India n2ess sl2.00@
900.
II meats-D Dull; oickled bellies ~
a. Is ehoulders 3}<@3S4; hams S1S@9M
Weak; western steamed SO so;
city oDti0us-Septembe So go, nom
ins refar higher to the continent S4.15i
South Amer 81. IS; compound 80
Pork Weak ~ 10 new mess S8.C0 D
800; short clear >Ql0 60; family slO 90
100.
Butter-Steady; Western dairy 9@12;
dc. creamery 1tHAl5; do. factory sag
Z Elgins Is, imitation creamery III Is,
State dairy i0M14H, do dreamer liz oils
Cheess--Dull state large SKA * small
51<g17; part aS,ms 2Gt41S; full skim, i.aiA{.
aggs--Steady SbGDo ana ES .sY van
l31l3k, wesUorn fresh n4l2 Sou5.
ern
Tailow- steady; city (s2 per package
bid; country packages tree) 316.
petrolelm-O Unitea 81 G71S bid;
eflned New York $3.50; Philstelphta anu
Baltimore 81 IS; do In bulk $3.50
Rice Firm; domestic iair 20 extra ~
0a8 Japan 4D4A
kettle, good 70 CHI ice 29957.
Peanuts Steady; fancy picked ~: do
nestle 3sz9t5
Freigbts to Liverpool quiet; cotton b
steam 81 Id; grain I'd
Pig Iron Quiet Southern sl0OOL12 90,
Northern American 10. 7j011250.
Copper Elsy; brokers S.L00, exchange
Lead Ste dy, brokers s2.7o, exchange
Quiet straishSs sl8 a5Gl8s5, plates
quiet
3pelter-Dull domestic IS 80.
20 ton seed OIL Nominal; prime crude
i9@2Q pcime crude o b mi Is 16Gs s, oil
grades 1919 butter grades 27 rime surn.
mer yellow "; oil snnruer yellow 80,
2i3s prims white 4716@2S
1oGee-Spot Rio quiet; No. z, IN n1tlc
Qu'es, Cot1oya 150 Oh.
Sugar-Rav firm, fair refining 31--6
centrifugal, y refined hrmer, No 6
~; No. Z, 10. ~ NJ. \, ~ 40 q. &1-16.
no. 10, 4, Nc. IL, 10 IL; no. IL, ~ A.. ~
1915; No. IA, 3 i1-16. Mould a S, staa3
ara A AZ; confectioners' A AZ; cIt lcai
5ss crushed 53si powdered 5, grsuplsaec
Al; cubes s.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMoRE August 6.--E4crr dull.
" astara guperfDe Sl.S002.00; Go exrrs
a % g.. Ae.ntI,z ~ Gnata al NulrtaE. q.
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NEW YORK.

New York, August 6.-Cotton-Sp
closed quiet; middling uplands SIS;
middling gulf, S$s; sales 692 bales.
Futures opened steady; sales $4,000
bales.
Futures closed weak; sales All 900
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BALTIMORE

BALTTMoRE August 6.--LGcnr dull.
Western snparfDe 3. S00200 DO ezrrs
$40 265; family s3.G093. 50; winter yeh55
patent $3.40GB3.65; spring wheat ps5an
IS 50Q3 %; do. spring wheat straights
S2156. SO.
x Ltat-Du4l s9ot and Angus "a
GI& September 6lXG62; steamer No. {
rel 57(a m; Southern whest ~ sac pi-
GO 4631S, do on grade 60H@63H
Corn Easy sp am August a9as q 81 (;
september 2g&429K: steamer mixed -;
S11th 3rn white corn by sample 81; dc.
,eilCW so 73t
Cats Fira, No white western $50
20, 80 z mixes western dc. 241a@25
Rvs Qlie5. NJ. 2, 3416935 Tor near by
35Q354 Tor western.
Hay Firm; choice Timothy $t600M16 so.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
HUBBARD BROS. CO.'S LETTER.

- - ''1'-AAtAI 1AAC"o+ W. = III
New York, Aug. Especial. 1.-The
market to-day is a repetition of the ex-
citing times Of yesterday with the
widest fluctuations the trade has ever
witnessed. The foreign market did
not respond to our advance of yester-
day, but the demand from the South
west on the increasing reports of crop
damage throughout the Mississippi
Valley and the Southwest had the eff
feet of sustaining the market. Show
ers have fallen in isolated sections, but
there are no indications of general
rainfall within the next few DAYS, and
the adyices from the affected districts
are most distressing under this infiu-
ence. The demand to cover contracts
for shipment has been beyond the sup
ply from any quarter The local bulls
realized, but their cotton was taken
in a moment, and each advance found
more buyers and fewer sellers. Dur
ing the afternoon the market fuctu-
ated wildly, closing weak on financial
trading under heavy selling orders
from new orders. some Of which are
still uneXcited. The short interest has
been almost entirely eliminated from
the market, but there is no change in
crop advices
HUBBARD BROS. & co.
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NEW ORLEANS.
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, firm, Z; bales.
Baltimore, steady, rs; - bales.
Boston, quiet, 77s 81 bales.
Philadelphia, firm, rs; - bales.
Wilmington, nothing doing.
New Orleans, nominal, 71s 124 bales.
Savannah, quiet, Z; 10 bales.
Augusta, quiet, 73s; 8 bales.
Charleston, firm, Z; -- bales.
New York, quiet, S1s - bales.
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Cash quotations. were as fOiloW5
sour--i aster Wheat Nc. 2, spring
59z No. 8, spripp t8M599l; No. 9 red, 598s.
Corn-No. Q, white "a. No. yellow -.
Oars--No 2, 1915: No. white, 2lIn23;
No 8, white, 201@2 II Rye No. 3, 304.
Barley No 3 nominal, no. g. 24g3
No. 4, o b --- Flax seed-No. /, n
Prime Timothy seed 1910 Pork mess
per bbl, IS 81. Lardper 100 IFS S}201
8 25 Short RIB sides tloose) 20 40 cry
saited shoulders (boy,ed) 34G9z snort clear
sides (boxed) 59l03% Whisky, distiIier ,
finished goods per ~ len. 81 "a.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK August FLOR active;
city mill patents S4.l0@4,33; 90 clear
$500 Minnesota patents $3.35el3 IS,
Minnesota bakers $4,000 80: spirng
low grades s2.10@2 Is winner $3.45@3 so,
winter straights s3.20@3,23; winter pat
ents S. 4593.60, winter extras 81. I019 SIS,
winter low grade 81 S1@@2C5 city mill
clears 80 so
southern -four steady at $3.50
Rye -four dull; superiins ~ a. 60
fancy a.. 65Gs2 81.
Corn meal st ady; yellow westegu c,Sr-
Ga city mill O., brsndywsua S2.15
Rye STEADY; No ,, western 33056,
State
Barley steady; western naltinR 3lN453
feeding 301sM34 choice r..
Barley matt nomia al western 4sG50
Wbeac-Spot weak No Q led In store
and elevator aflcac o b ; No |
Nortnarn 6sX b afi lat No hsrd 66H
G1055&f 0 h efoaC oqticnsN M. rcd. Au
gust closed G!1s Septe Der 6sH@63 1916,
closed OK ct Der 63H0e4h, closed
63A 4 ovembar t4@65}t, cl 81; Deem
Der 81 6M65 5 ~ cl sed 5l&
Corn--Spot weak; No. 2, 50x in ele-
vator; No. 2 white -; 3l7E aflat: steamer
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We have three items we wish to tell yOt
about. Something choice and extra nice
and we viii occupy.a min with each;
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

HUBBARD BROS. & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-07
Queen Olives.

A special lot of the Mammoth variety, sn.
finest ever brought to the city.
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BITTLE
| II IvE.R
| Ia Pill. S.
-
CURE:

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl.
dent to bilious state of the system, such as
Dizziness Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating, Pain in the Side, &c. While their most
remarkable success has been shown in curing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-07

Headache, vet CARTER s LITTLE LIVER PILLS
are equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels
Even If they only cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Monday. December 14-p. m.

Unwarranted and hasty conclusions regard
ius possible results of the reported assassina-
ton Of the Cuban leader Maceo. were reached
hy Stock Exchange traders to-day, and prices
declined under aggressive bear pressure 1qo
per cent There was no serious liquidation and
no heavy increase in the volume OF business
from recently prevailing duness only weakly
margined holders being forced 10 sell. and the
few stop" orders reached coming from purely
speculative holdings. In the morning STOCKS
declined on the war clouds arranged by the
bears and In the afternoon further weakness
was brought on by the Introduction OF some
vigorous Cuban resolutions in the Senate
number Of orders for stocks were cancelled on
account Of the fear INDUCED in by people VINO
think the relations between this country ana
Spain are approaching d crisis. but the ma
;ority Of people in the financial community were
not inclined to take a pessimistic view OF the
situation. and there was total absence OF any
liquidation by important interests or by m
veslors in the security market In the actnc
list the chief net losses were made by sugar
Refining Chicago Gas, Rock Island. Northwest
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago and ST LOUIS,
Consolidated Gas. General Electric, LouisVine
and Nashville. Kansas and Texas pTetre a,,.h
Northern Pacific common and preferred South-
em Railway. Reading. Tennessee Coal ana IRON,
United States Rubber. United States Learner
and Burlington. In the last named. specuiativs
selling In the morning caused the reaching vi
stop" orders and the stock lost 21 per cent.
while Consolidated Gas. at a loss OF on per
cent and United States Rubber. at a loss OK
~ per cent were the only other active STOCKS
IN which net declines exceeded Z per Ceh,.
Reading was under the same influence wnich
controlled it last week; also the gas stocks.
o. the total busness-190. 033 shares-nearly
rwo.thirds were furnished by sugar h enniis'
Burlington 81 Paul Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan and Reading. London did little In
the market buying occasionally on concessions.
and showing no disposition TO sell on the pear
were higher to-day. and sterling exchange rates
here were UP in sympathy. London continues
TO borrow in the local money market. princi.
paay on the operation involving the puIcmas, &c
OF demand hills a good part OF the increase In
bank loans last week being due to SUCH trans
actions
Closing prices for the principal active stochs'
Compared with the final figures Of Saturday,
were q followc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First r1ortgage Bonds
Terre Hdute & LOqdnSpOrt r. r.

More than majority OF the outstanding bonds having
been deposited with the Committee. the Committee n
nounces that II has fixed DECEMBER 3iST. 1885, as the
limit FOR receiving deposits Of bonds without penalty.
Bonds received subsequent date will be subject
penalty Honiholders urged deposit bonds with
delay the NEW YORK SECURITY TRUST
COMPANY. 4s WALL. STREET in order participate in
the benefits 10 from the Committees efforts.
The Committee proposes after January LIST. 1897 II de-
faued interest meanwhile Is collected to begin active
proceedings.
HENRY Is. ELY.