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Proposals.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1906
PROPOSALS for changes and additional work for
public building TO be erected in Srotona Park. near
IT psi NSs sy Yars. p IN sss nw e. sS. lSSr's sI g. lsw q q i1s sS ely
Salad ESTIMATES for the above wori, indorsed
or person. making the same. ana the date Of prsssnta,
ton, VIII be received AZ the once OF the Comptroller.
until, ~ o'clock M, Thursday. Nov. 8. 1895, az
W S1' lsnd R'f iS S s%% hss' che 81 he s's' S sln ne 'l EiSsi!s,; s 81 "a
sinking, Fund and read; and the award OF the con.
thereafter as practicable. The person or Der.
s wiIi be Teaa m%"m to attend GG an : tSe of msy of Pc shs spp sssse
ment OF Public Works. with the sureties offered by
days from the date orthe service Of q notice 70 ,i,s y
effect: and In case OF failure or neglect so TO do, no or
as In default 10 the Corporation and thersapont ths
work shall DO readvertised and reist. and so on until
| commence .; such time as the Commissioned of Pub,i%o
Works may designate.
drawal OF any bid or estimate. No bid viii bs sS
copied from. or contract awarded To. any person who
or who. Is q deIaulter, as surety or other Wis. upon
any obligation 70 the Corporation. Npon
days after the notice to commence work has beeSg
given by the Coumlssloncr OF Public Works
The amount OF security required Is TEN THOUSAND
blank forms Of estimates and further Information
once o. The romptrollsr. Ne $50 Broadway. A'''
WILLIAM l.. STRONG.
John W. GoFF:
= AsHBEL P, FlTsH,
sASsoS @. noc SSSSRRS''0,'sr' ~ y:
WILLIAM n, < es 1IooFEln sinking Fund
Chairman,
cgsS oS9G :; S1 E,nsss~
| AEw YORK. ootoSsf soth. lies
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Surplus 81, $50. 900 el7,t63,a 25 Inc. Q ,o09,32
The surplus a year ago was Sl7,5o4.4oo. and
two years ago 500, 204, 275.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
Ing dry goods. at the port Of New York last
wssh; wsr Ss ss'S sDd "a s aga 7ss s Ssr ,ss sor the
s se FOR the Ss' week pias were SsSF s7.ass. ssPor Of W WS sRiha
poi9sS'i sinc was Jane soid I, S sso. a4S, soy sSs.' E sRSsiS ,@ Of
specie were: Gold. S3s,oUO. and silver. S942,-
previous week. The exports of specie since Jan.
have been: Gold. S5l.4ss.DS8: and silver.
S44,O96,l 1875. a total OF SO5.5S5.lT1.
The imports OF silver bullion from Mexico last
week were l05, 900 ounces aud 5000 gold.
The New York, Ontario and Western Rail-
road reports gross earnings for septemberof
with the same month of last year. and net
Sl04. sol. an increase OF S22.+27. For the
i inEs were mSn 81 is sn .aaH: a SsP inc aS sss Of $685. SEQ. a saFn as
compared with the corresponding, period Of
$50. SIS. "Ao "'' ~
The Pittsburgh and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for September. Of S.ls.O01. a
decrease Of S6n.4sl as compared With the same
of Sol,366. For the three months ending Sept.
80 the gross earnings were SI4",956. a decrease
ing period of last year. and net S255 $780,, a de-
crease OF $34,Sl6.
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh Rail.
s2si. III. an increase of Sl6,629 as compared
With the same month Of last year, and net
Slt. = all lICEths u Sv,~o EoI IL MT
months ending Sept. 80 the gross earnings were
SsD4.4o0. an Increase of $50. 1877 rs compared
with the corresponding period Of last year. and
net SJOl .942. an increase of $lS.3S2.
The Peoria and Eastern Railroad reports
gross earnings for September OF $l5l.o69, u de-
crease III $3.50 III as compared with the ramo
mouth OF last year. aud net S39. $40. a decrease
OF S6.STs. For the three months ending Sept.
80 the gross earnings were S4"S,07T. n decrease
OF SsT AIS as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year. and net Sss.626. a decrease
Of $35.0TS.
The Georgia Railroad reports gross earnings
for September of Sf0.494 an increase OF S4.l46
as compared with the Same month OF last year.
and net Sl7.259.a decrease of S8.01l. For the
three months ending Sept. 30 the gross earn
ings were SECS. 1872, an Increase Of S1d.5l3 rs
compared with the corresponding period of last
year. and net S75,0T7, an increase Of Sl45.
Tho Rio Grande Southern Railroad reports
gross earnings for September of $3S. 947. u de-
crease OF S3,445 as compared with the same
month of last year. and net $ld.603. a decrease
OF 5 7.433. For tho three months ending Sep
tenn Der 80 the gross earnings were $ll9.360. an
increase Of $50 AS compared with tho corre-
spending period Of last year, and net S5o.6S2,
n decrease Of l 1913.
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company reports for the quarter ending
Cant an.
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The trading to-day was qnlet and almost wholly local.
bnt the tendency OF prices was upward. The IhrJHi-
ci,s weekly statistical report showed "a much smaller
movement than had been expected. and there "as
some covering by local shorts, while the advance In
Liverpool aud a good demand for spot cotton there
contributed to strengthen the zone. Tine Southern
spot markets were trmer. and New Orleans futures
advanced. I"forc the close there was n slight reac-
tIou GA selling by scalprrs. The Signal Service pre-
dict-d cooler weather In the Atlantic and South~ est
ern States. sherman. Tex. oct a." Think this sec.
ton Will make l2Gi5 h cent. more cotton than last
year. allowing for all new or top crop possible TO
make enough boils ON new growth, uut have lacked
the warm weather to mature tncm-hardly n proba-
billy oi making cot on. TWO To three weeks Of hot
mot warnlJ. dry weather required ~ mature most OF
fhatn ~
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ASHBEL p. FITCH,
Comptroller!
A0UEDUCT COM IssION OFFICE
hoOM 2Oy. STEWAR BUILDING,
NO. ESQ BROADWAY

HUOM, KUy, TEWAK BUILDING,
NO. 2h0 ROADWAY
NEW iORk, October 18th, 1898
TO ~ONTRACT
BIDS or proposals for doing the ,Ig,f ana. furnishing
sne maIeriels called Tor in tho approved forms OF con
unct now on ME IN the ONCE of the Aqueduct I'm.
: m ncner i1r eIcsvating a tunne! and CONSTRUCTING
InAsonry drain at Jerome Park Reser yoir, near
ssdE wick avenue, In tho Twentyfourth ward 81 me
Sitg ~ NSw rork Will he received al this onice untl
~wtpNEspAn' 4, 1891, at 8 O'clock T.. VI
commhissys MN Dc publicly opened by the Aqur'Mo.
award or the contract for dolng SAID work and f4r.
nhoDins said materials VIII be made by said Comm .
Rhsnt = .oon tssreatter as practicable
ni.nS forms OF said Approved contract and INC
npetincAlons thereof. aud BIDS or DroppSuls and
proper envelopes for their enciosura. form O., honis,
And All other Information can be nhIainei at thS
piicAuon 70 the Secretary.
ny order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
EDWARD L. ALLEN. sscretsrr JANE '''u'"
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Was dull bu, steady. Sales s.1oo pbis.


Receipts. .....,. .... ........io.taO ls,IOo
Exports. ...........-. .........'... oo ~"
CurroN-Spot cotton here advanced Bloc. with
sales OF 81 bales for spinning; mlddiing uplanas
Guif, $40, against s. g. 8c- Mobile and Augusta I'd.
Sanccr l. lbc. and Norfolk &c. Memphis 30 q 2,6DO.
Augusta 2,36p, Norfolk .ll2,S ST, Louis 40. galveston
91I. anu Mobile 100 bues, Liverpool was unchanged
there advanced : to I points; Augusta received TO.
day 1888 bales, against 2.si7 last week and l.Sl5 last
year: st. Louis No, a.ainst H2D last week ana LOU
last year; Cincinnati l.S5e, against l,isb iast week
and l,4l5 last year: Memphis 2,42S. AGAINST 3,uo, last
Trss and A';eO last year; AL Houston x Ss ai Hnn.
ton, expects on Monday 10000 70 1000.
against $500 last week and 3,2l8 last year:
New orleans expects 1900 TO 10000. against
II, ls8 last week and 1881 last year. Memphis
p.Slg bales. The port receipts were "A mated al
$4,000. against 4O,9I7 last weei and "a. i2NSast year;
New orleans advanced X points. but lost part OF the
rise. There came into sight during the woek. StS,4oS
bales, against 25s. 523 In the same week last year,
making the total IN sight 3.0i1,f+I against e.3ob. oOS
at this tine last season. Northern spinners have taken
thus far this season 42a.vTv tales. against 3e,,Oo1
thus far last season. The worlds visible supply IL
now 3.05l,0 5i bales, including 2.7&1.s64 American,
agalnst ~3.2ei.5iY last year. OF which 2.s92.989 were
FAR this season aggregate i.2ov, i2l bales, against
Ii3.302 In the same time last season.
The Oh rnntcie states that rain has been general ut the
South during the week. and that In some sections,
more particularly In Texas, the rather heavy preclpi.
tAt.on has interterrd with picking: that n Galveston
correspondent states that the Indications are that
there Will be very little top crop in Texas. but in
southwest Texas some OF the top crop 10 now being
picked: that the movement to market mas been quite
free. Futures here advanced Z to y points but re-
points. with Gales OF 9o,sUO bales The future trad.
ing was as follows:
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Futures here declined 5 TO 10 points Total safes
were $3.50 hays Hamburg declined u to u pig.
Havrc was UNCHANGED. American warehouse deliv.
cries, yesterday were T.5i1 bags. tArnerican visible
supply OF Brazil 65i. $50 bags. against 5'h.22l last
year. Rio was steady ut unchanged prices; receipts,
1l.OUo; stock. 2s2. 900. santos was quiet At 400 refs
decline: receipts. IlS, 900; stock, 4hS,0OU. Tho trad.
ing today wah quiet aud featureless. and at tho
close prices showed very little change. but in the alb.
sence OF buyers the tone was easier. One nrm said:
THE Statistical position Is not considered bul. ish.
but the trade IN this ,ountry antlcipat,s LIBERAL de-
liv.ries II tie election Is decided in favor OF Mr. Nc
kinney. which very few doubt For some time the un.
setti, i condition OF political anaIrs has been n seri.
GUS setback 10 business here. There is no apprehen'
sion a 10 supplies OF coffee for some time to come.
nnles, the nowcring in Brazil proves untarorab!e. So
far 1t Is cOnsld, rcd satisfactory"
NAVAL SIORFs-FIrm. Spirits turpentlne, 2SLc.;
common to good strained rosin, SlOO.
PETRoiEUA-Crude certificates quoted at SLIT
here and in on city. Refined unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM steady. Prime Western. 34.62%-
PORK hrm. Mess. rs. Dressed hogs un.
changed. Taliow. 3hp. Rutter-Cr"amcry Western.
thirds to extras. l2tS12Oc. state aud Pennsylvania
do, l2ta2Oc.. state dairy. half nrkin tubs. seconds TO
extras, l3&lsc. Cheese-state. full cream. large, col
ored. fancy. I0tsGl04c.; do. white. common to
fancy. T4GioIsc.; small. eo!oTed, fancy, l0Ac; do;
white, common to fancy, 1gG luttc. Egss-State and
Pennsylvania. fresh gathered. fair To fancy. 1870
2iC.: do Western. 100 lnc.
SUGAR-Raw nrm ana dull: So test, 21tc-; 90 test,
SIC. Refined nrn and quiet
CHICAGO, Oct 3l.-These were to-day . prlces'
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% %si,.. S sssllyssed' ss,S.; .rss. n %iss e. a' SS,ss. t ..Sss
RR:ssysns.. o ::sss' Hi sSS ii Ss '!S;;Es'' SiSsSs
sssss s %s: early ia, SfIssSlia ana d sst to ssaI'1 on FL Sis issfi sss e;
s Ss,t e Ssfs sSS # saS Snd th Tn SrT Esssie': q. 'e chicago sss SS si.s
n psr,, Sc the rise here iayerpoSl sdyansea Ad i;;. snn
was nEn. ne Sosthwcssefs rsssipis we're SgS cars,
ss ss,pns i,SNss las, week ana - last y &c zoo Ts Ss. Ar
s sTnd1,. S Z las. week: SssasIi.ssf ~. SsPS s,ss i 4.
90. Susni AND SaS siac tn July | 4. n sS.sos.ss bush: sssin:i
sIsassS investment az Tie Wsst. IiydTGooi Sa a sS;si
tents i%st Week ssc %sfS ESQ 900 ooo bush. sFsins. HOO.
Goo lSsT week /, The exports from ron, the sS Tnlsfd s sSss.,
S 'a.s Ys, T.s3E VISA in Iho %prsyi sSc We meek b and l'S sssIS,.
SSi.:oss?,ss5;s s'nS the s same ti%s' last season: oats TssETs
e garner c S,ia s,s 6 5s;' Sf,a The llss' .p cslisfG seS interest S on
cha, th,s past week has been centred &c. c sls.ss IN
favor Of 1 hoIde aS' as Sse eom rpay a's VIII, lie price lay
sSsstnrdsy. The range has been from c6 9Sa 10
toh' Of Hasidaptso,SS" which s,1lStsd M SsII
Wa; onsood h snI Hq by sifSns parties, IinlfausncsSS ny
the bulllsh situation abroad. Prices IN LiyeTpoo have
ttsry % ih he rise .s's and fall anH IN our am %aifsss: ssiis 81.
t tsn tsdk or manipuiauon on nil, y overse to- Ills
theory he S1a and fSihS or .n SptiiniGSn 10 I the Sesf sns. The same
The bear f1t sS"' has been ea,' receipts, which were nearly
p HS 1H taI rc SsEr { In a the total SS OF MSS cars N n ssa,ns. s,oas
last year, while the comparison at primary, points
was 1900, 900 against =. 70O.0uo. Inc only point ina.
has shown n material decrease Is Chicago, the nunloer
OF cars received being l,282 against 2SO3 last year.
Reports from the Northwest are quite rite that iaTm.
crn' deliveries nre showing a sharp railing on. inc
news from San Francisco has been q doplnn1inS
for cargoes, both for Australian and Calcutta ac-
count. Senboard clearances were about ovV.uoV ousn.
smaller than last week. but almost a milllon larger
than 2 year ago. The. decline early In the week
caused a good cash and speculative demanu from
foreigners, which, with large buying by local parties,
who think well OF the situatlan, caused 2 steaoy up.
close to- Coarse grains, have been slow ana nnIn.
tcrtsting. receipts OF corn have been large. but there
still prevails u good shipping demand: which. with
the better feeling in wheat, has held the market
steady"
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Available cash balance, In
Guiding gold balance. $685., AL, 4s7 02S7, Se2, OF

GLIDING gold balance. s297.%4l.4 37 o2S7. S92. o9s
Money In London, 3Ls 2 cent. Rate of dis
count In open mark At, for both short and three
month"; bills, 3#e3lh 2 cent. mount Of bullion
ance to-day. f6l 900. Paris advices quote 3 "A
cents at l0l francs seq confines. Exchange on
London, % francs 2l1n Confines.
The Farmers Loan g. Trust Company will
on Monday pay dividends on a number of Sc
%curities, a list Of which will be found in another
column
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Reorganization.

TO THE
HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF THE
MERCA MILE Rus COMPANY.
REPR ESESTIN9 SUBSCRIPTIONS
To NEW SECURITIES AND REPRE-
THE OF THE
FOLIO WING B0NDss
st. Louie and San FraaelseO Hallway
Company 4 Per Cent. Consolidated
Mortgage Ronds.
Kansas city and Southwestern Rail.
road Company First MORTGAGE o Fer
Cent. Bonds.
81. Louis. Salem and Arkansas Rail.
way Company Fret Mortgage 9 Per
Cent. Bonds.
Holders Of these certificates will receive the ssou.
rifles deliverable hereunder on presentation and
surrender OF their certificates at the once OF Tho her.
camille Trust Company in New York, or at lie agency
In Boston. Massachusetts. or In Amsterdam, Holland.
Interest on subscription certificates on which In
terest has not yet been adjusted must DO paid before
tho delivery OF securities. The interest in respect Of
each cash subscription of e870 10 CLIO.
II MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
leo Broadway, New York City.
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~OuMMERCIAL p

SATURDAY. Oct. 3l.-GRAIN-Wheat - Spot
was quiet. Sales 5000 No. l hard spring SAC.
free on board afioat next month for export.
Free on board ahoat: No. 2 red, s416c.; No. l
hard spring. S3c.; No. l northern spring, Now
York. SO>ac.; No. ! northern spring. Duluth,
size. Chicago received to-day so, 265 BUSH.
against 200, 500 last year; Toledo "a ,55s. against
43.144; st. Louis $4,000, against 5e.445; De-
troit 1871, against 5.o14; Duluth 29s,ol2,
against 374.497; Minneapolis 38l, 500. against
510. $50; Milwaukee 3s,350. against 42,a5O;
Chicago 100 cars, against 3l2; Duluth 4l2,
against $3.50; Minneapolis 524, against s43 last
year. Futures advanced lac. to BIC. Future
sales l.420.0 900 BUSH, as follows:
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Cash on hand, S2D.3ol: profit and loss surplus,
$57,l+5.
National bank nots circulation outstanding,
S234, D5l .535. Br increase for tho week OF S54,-
4Sl: received turing the week for redemption.
81, $50, no; amount reissued. 81, $50. Tl5, and
destroyed. none. Balance of deposits 1. the
Treasury % redeem national bank notes, SIS
4G3. 1870, the same as last week.
The receipts OF the Government to-day wore:
Customs, S42B.g72; internal revenue. S4gl, arg,
and miscellaneous. $37,4l3. q total of $780,
757. The disbursements. including Sl05, 900 for
pensions, were S549. 900. an excess OF eIpendi.
lures over receipts of $406, 1888. The receipts
fer tho fiscal year to date have heen SlO5, 45s,-
$50. and expenditures $685. 4s, 6T9, an excess
OF expenditures over receipts Of $4,000. 200.
Checks for 81. 1885, s1 interest on the bonded
debt OF the United States were mailed to holders
OF the bonds by the Treasury Department to-
day.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of last Saturday ms fulluWI:
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rIr1rorID AND oowMBR01A1.

r.v Yer1s steer EzehanGs-gaiss Oct. ~.
urrrrp srArrs AND STATE BONDS ur S1,ooosh
pb -, o.loab. 10 Ust-r 'leo7.1oTN
ll9o119hl
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III, ANSAS ~ R'Y co.
NO. As WALL sThEET NEW YORK. Oct 80, 1898,
Coupons o. the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
CO. Extension Bonds, tns Dallas a Waco hallway co.
maturing November Let, 1890, will De paid upon pres.
entatlon a. the 0nice Of this Company, No. 40 Wall
c. q. HEDGE, Treasurer.
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Hirtdends and Snterest.

H FOLLOWING. COUPONS AND DiyI:
b bET TRS A AkE IhRSE fa1A 1T I TH 4 9t CdNs
PPAtSiYi.ff Is nn 20. Nd - ao VILLAIN Street
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER =, 1896:
Baltimore n Ohio Southwestern Terminal Co.
Cicero 4 Provlso Stree, II. R. Co. of Chicago.
Clinton Water Works Co: Consolidated Mtge.
Cleveland 6 Marietta Railway Co.
Crowfoot Cattle Co.
Elizabeth Town Water Co.
Evansville. Terre Haute & Chicago r. R. Co. LIST
Mtge.
Housatonlc R. R. Co. Consolidated Mtge. 8 per
Hyde Comfy. South Dakota.
indianapolis & Vinceunes r. r. Co. ed Mtge. Q
jamestown Water Supply Co. Consolidated
Larchmont Yacht Club,
Marieopa A Phoenix Z. r. Co.
Middletown d Bloomsburgh Electric Railway
Minneapolis Street Railway Co. LIST Mtge. 7 per
cent. I'd Mtge. Il per cont.
NM No Vs, d 0h Ws Car yToss, CO.. al Mtr..
Nansemond Water Co.
New Jersey Steam boat Co. 8 per cent
New York d. Cuba Mail Co.
Northwestern Coal KY Co.
Northern Pacific r. 4. Co.. Missouri Division.
Omaha Street Railway Co.
Omaha Gas Manufacturing 20.
ONO d. Mississippi Railway Co.
Olean, n. y, Improvement Bonds.
Oregon Improvement LIST Mortgage, due juno /,
1895.
Pennsylvania r, r.. Co. Cops'd a. lat Mortearo
hea, EsiatS; ,,.h,,. d ID r..
LIST Cons'd Mtge. D per cent.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago & st. Louis R'y,
Series q Il d.
Scranton suburban Railway Co.
u / mi. - bia u vysst.rn II "a - Me-. Ina.
". " o'o 'o''oih futBo. per
cent.
81 Paul City Railway Co. u per cont.
Weiisville Water Go. Consolidated Mtgs.
Nt,iysoIIsn 1t.oy JISI ,oh.c
mluuloto"u Ehs q I-ioCtric EisntS
k9nkakeo Nater 20. lat Mtge. Coupons, duo
July !, 1896.
November i, 1899.
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ChIcnEO 81 Alton II. IL. Sinking Fund II onds.
LouisianI a. Mlasouri River II. u. second
Kansas Ciiy. -. louis a. Chicago Il. II.
Preferred stock.
Coupons and dividends on the above maturing No
yembrr LIST 1893, viii be paid on and after November
CUYLER. MORGAN e. Co,
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FOR
$l6,O46,59O.7O
81 Is Gold Bonds
OF THE
City of New York.

EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS. GUARDIANS, Y
OTHERS FOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR.
lied. BIZ AN ACT OF H LEGISLATURE PASSED
MARCH IA. 1880. to INVEST IN THESE poyps
STOCK.
sEALED ~Pos WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE
Comptroller of the City of New York, at hi. ono,
No. $50 Broadway, in the City of New York. until
Monday, the 9th Day of November, 1898
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buLIry We YuL.I NeW iotuInR, 9IItGYb1he cosI nhu
Kye Was dull al 48hsIIiac. for 10 3 Western; state
and western ,3e$AOc; ~corn-spot was stronger; bus
quiet Sales $4,000 bush. No. y mixed on private
terms free on board aroat for export. No. = mixed
IN ..e'f,or auotea az oSo00ISc. Futures advanced 40
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Opening. Highest. Lopea. Closing. Eipht.
RRs Ray, ~nosF::ssssR s.S sH aa 81;

oats-spot was steady. Sales 10, 900 bush. No .
white, zoe; No. do, CSC; No g white clipped, 25c.;
No. 8 Do, 23e; No; z mixed, 22Isc.; No. 0 DO. IoHc;
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Commissioner
OF the
Fund.
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OFEIoE oE IHE nALTIMoRE nELT u. h.

(lfFlCE OF JHE hALIIMOhE hELT il. III.
co, BALTlMORI, oct 81. 1870.
Tho coupons due Nov. |. 1895. on the baltimore
Belt Raj road first Mortgage o per cent. gold bonds
Viii be paia at ths bAnking houses OF heSsrs. BROWN
AMBER BkoWH u sons, Baltimore.
w. III. a ms, Treasurer.
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oros1ro PRIoEs or UNITED TAT poHDa
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coupons due November LIST, lhYt, from Consolidated
Mortgage Q per cent. Bonds, and from Minneapolis
and Duluth Division 2 per cent Bonds OF this Com.
pany Will be paid after that date upon presentation
At the ONCE OF the Central Trust Company, Nc 81
j. II. DAVIS. Treasurer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-10
Special Bargains in
Real Estate.

sroom house on Campbell avenue, large lot,
good location, $4,000; small cash payment, balance
monthly.
room house, large corner lot, Sixth avenue 8.
W. sl.250; $50 cash, SIS per month, nicely painted
and we'll papered.
1.room house, good location in southwest, in
good condition, with sewer connection, stable on
lot, $500; $50 cash, $l250 per month, interest.
7.Ioom house in good condition. fine garden,
on Eighth avenue e. near Holiday street, 800;
$50 cash, Sl2.50 per month.
7-room house on Seventh avenue g. W., $1,000;
centrally located and very desirable.
Sroom cottage. nice garden, good location,
great bargain on salem avenue just west OF
Park street, will not be long on the market.
One OF tho best residences on Church street, 10
rooms, largo lot, beet location, cost 6. 500. In
beautiful condition Inside and out. Price So 800;
$500 cash, S25 per month; is renting now at $25
per month. Also two other splendid bargains on
Church avenue.
mess houees in the very best part OF the business
centre OF the city. One.fourth of the price cash
and the rent win pay the balance 1t lie renting
now for IL per cent. OF the price asked. There Ia
no better investment in the city than this We
have several other fine bargains in business
property on Salem avenue and jefferson street.
Groom house. large lot, nicely located In north
west, near Park street, in good condition, 81 200;
$50 cash and $40 per month. Come quick II you
want this.
room house near West End round house, $500;
$50 each and $40 per month.
Elegant IL room house IN the West End with
hard wood inish cabinet mantels, every modern
Improvement and convenience, with speaking
tubes and electric alarm bells, stables, chicken
house, horse and COW lot, good garden plenty OF
fruit and good shade: in thorough repair, cost
$500, price now $3.50; small cash payment and
the balance in nine years.
Splendid business lot near the new public
building, 30 feet front Price 81 500 on easy pay
ments. This lot will double in value in two
years.
Good Groom house, Eighth avenue g. W., mod
ernimprovemcnts, stable on lot and shade, &, lC0,
easy payments.
Nicely papered room house on he best part OF
Seventh avenue n. e $685. $50 cash and IS per
month.