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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-30
The Weather.

Fair weather prevailed In all parts OF the country
yesterday, except some cloudiness and n few II sht
showers IN the morning in the middle Atlantic and
New England States and In tho lower lake region.
The temperature fell in all the States OF the MissIs-
sippi Valley from Minnesota to the Gulf and also In
the lake region. The frost line appears to be extend.
ing southeast. and may check the fever In the lower
Mississippi Valley.
In Til, city it was cloudy ana Ghowery In the morn.
ing, with fair weather later, and became cooler at
night; highest Official temperature So. lowest 52';
average humidity. ~ per cent; wind northwest,
average velocity 90 miles an hour; barometer, cor.
rected to read to sea level. at = A. NJ. 28.02. 3 y. N.
2gG7.
The thermometer at the United statss Weather Blu.
Henm rerIstcreA ihn nnnnrntnEA uaa1oEdn. ~. kAI...-
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FRIDAY, oCU. 80.
The various Interruptions to business. both
here and in London. during the next three or
four days. together with the unusual interest in
the local election. resulted. as was to DO OK
pected. In a very quiet market for stocks. The
speculative situation was also affected by
changing views and conjectures as to the In
huence upon the local campaign of the death OF
one Of the Mayoralty candidates. In spite Of
the unusual apathy the tone OF the market was
strong throughout. o circumstance that is
not surprising in view of the traffic state.
ments for last month Of the c., B. and
Quincy. Reading. and less important COM
panies. printed further on In this column.
The publication Of the extraordinary showing Of
the Chicago, burlington and Quincy Company
was followed by some professional selling of tho
stock on the theory, probably, that the state
ment had been discounted. The selling, how
ever, did not depress the price permanently. As
a matter Of fact, there is very little selling on
the Stock Exchange nowadays, except BY pro-
fess.onal operators and traders who follow in
their wake, and both, as q rule, are content with
profits OF a point or less, because they realize
that they themselves are chiefly responsible
for the recession in prices that takes place
from time to time. A sharp rally in prices
like that of to-day. on light transactions,
demonstrates that there arc very few stocks
u oiO ~ hBuIcS, rum "ulCu II may
be inferred that local operators and small spec
ulators are much more susceptible to the gossip
of the Street regarding Cuban affairs, the cleo
ton. and the possible damage that Congress
may infict upon tho business Of the country
than the actual holders of securities. An Incl.
dent Of the trading was q drive at Sugar Rcfn-
ing that carried the price down two p ints, and
" hich was followed by a complete recovery.
The d alings were the smallest on any day since
the summer advance in prices eliminated. In
only five stocks did the trading exceed 10. 900
shares. The closing was strong at about the
best prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
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Fine New Train on the VIEW York Central.

General Passenger Agent George II. Daniels
of the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad placed on exhibition a the Grand Gem
trail Station yesterday a new train to be run be.
tween New York and Chicago on a twenty.four.
hour schedule. and which will be called tho Lake
Shore Limited. The train has just been received
from tho Wagner Palace Car Company's shops
at Buffalo. and represents the highest standard
OF the car builders art. 1t consists OF seven
coaches; a buffet smoking car. a dining car, a
drawing room car, three sleepers, and a CON-
partmcni observation car.
Two other similar trains will soon be com.
pleted. and one OF them will daily leave this city
at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Another win
leave Chicago at 8 80 o'clock.
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RELICS OF POET SQUIRE.
His Rusty .'sword or Fire" Verses Turn Up In
n City Hall Corner.

While searching in a small! closet on the sec
ond floor OF tho City Hall yesterday Martin
Reese. the ~janitor. came across a bundle OF mar
row, black cloth. which had laid there since
August. 1885, when Gen. Grant was buried.
The cloth was the only reminder left in the
building of the career of Rolliu NJ. Squire as
Commissioner of Public Works. Once during
the days OF mourning for Gen. Grant it hung
across the facade just outside the Governors
room. On one OF tho streamers were printed
these lines in large white letters:
He bore aiOft our sword OF fire
4 world " Watched. enviei nation:
Wh.-- Victory SAM. viii Q trembling kings
Bespoke our GesoIation.
Another contained this burst OF metaphor:
The ;rcad OF his hammered armies shook the world.
Hi vrn us preserved 10 liberty her diadem and per.
p-tuated to coming generations Americas example
Of a free aud tnvulnerahle government.
The poetry of Mr.. Squire excited laughter at
the time and finally Mayor Grace ordered him
to take the verses down. Another quotation
from a poem which Mr.. Squire wrote. contain.
ing n reference to - Freedoms hand on Times
dial, WAS among the mourning inscriptions on
the City Hall, but it was not found yesterday.
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liridrnds mud Nnttrest.


NILw
Coupons due Nov. LIST from
Rnst Tenn, W. & Ga. RJ. Co. ConzoL- mtg.
8 per cent. Bonds,
virginia Midin - Ry. Go. Generai Mtg.
R,cSmond, VorI silver a Chesapeake n. n.
90. second Mtg. Al per cent. fBond..
win be paid by j. p. Morgan & Co. New York.
II. c. ASSIEY, Treasurer.
KANSAS a TENAs R'WAy e
40 Wall st, New York. october 90, 1897. |
Coupons OF the following named companies ma
turing November LIST, lsnI. Will be paid upon pres.
cntation at this orlcc. 40 Wall ST., on and AFTER tnas
Dnilns & waco II. Il. Co..
Boonyiii~ rtaiirond bridge Co.,
Mo-, Han. a Texas Ky. Go. LIST MtGe. Extn.
G. g, HEDGE, V ..Prent. and Treasurer.
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. Louis
RAILWAY
The Board OF Directors NJ the Nashville. CHAT
noo.a and st. Louis Railway this day declared q divt
dcnd OF ONE ~ PER CENT on itsscapitai stock, pay.
able on ami a ter the LIST proS. The stock transfer
books will close al II NJ. on the 23d' Inst. and reopen
at ~ A, VI. on the Sd day Of November.
j. II. AMBROSE. Secretary.
NASHVILLE. T mn. Oct. 10. 1897.
MINNEAPOLIS 4 ST. LOTis "a. n. co.
Coupons due Nov. LIST. 1897, from Consolidated
Bonds OF this Company. will be paid on and after
that date, at the onice OF the Central TrtiSt Company,
F. II. DAVIS. Treasurer.
CHICAGO RAILWAY TERMINAL ELEVATOR CO.,
SO WALL STREET. NEW YORK. oo
The Coupons of this Company. due / Nov. viii DO
paid at the Mercantile National Bank. 1911 Broadway,
New York.
FRANC y. WHITNEY. Asst. Secretary.
THE DIRECTORS of the Fortuna Gold Mining and
Il Milling Company have this day declared their
regular consecutive monthly dividend, No. II, of 10
ONCE. ~ Broadway. Books close Oct. 2sth. open
Nov. LIST. Il. L. HARDING. Treasurer.
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MIcnIEL WEAVER IN THE TOLLS.
The Rohber Caught In Broker RoiIins'n House
Is n Noted Crook.

The burglar who was captured in the house OF
Broker Edward A.. Rollins at 75l Carroll street,
Brooklyn. on Thursday evening. and who gave
the name of Michael Joice. has been identified
as Michael Weaver. a noted robber. He served
several terms in Western prisons FOR various
offences. and one of four years in the Kings
scribcd in X-Superintcndcnt Byrnes's book as an
expert scuttle thief. safe burglar. and shopliltcr,
He has been held for the Grand Jury by Police
Justice RristOM.
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Gorham rarLs's BODY to he Cremated.

ALBANY, Oct. 29.-The funeral of Gorham
Parks, late Clerk of the Court OF Appeals, which
was held to-day, was attended by the Judges of
the Court of Appeals and prominent lawyers
and citizens oil AlbIuy. The remains will be
WoOi Cemetery'
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Glertions and 3Hretings.

&
lin COMPANY.
New York. October Is, 1897.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
company for the ee 'tion OF thirteen Directors and
three Inspectors of Election, anu for the transaction
OF such other business rs may pertain TO the affairs
of this company. will be held at the company : OF.
fees. No. 80 Wall Street. New York city, at 2 =. VI. on
Monday. November 10. 1897.
The transfer books will he closed from 8 p ". on
Saturday, October 80, until 10 \. N. on Saturday,
November 20 next. J. II. HOBART, Secretary.
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Fulton st. a FlStbush Ave.
i Early Winter
Top Coats, made
from m 9 diu m
| weight foreign
I and 10 m Q 8 t
gC o v Q r t 8 and
! W~hipcords, in
different shades
| of tan, with fancy
plaid linin q 8
woven on to the
goods, serge, satin
| or silk shoulder
Innings, out and
/ tailored in the
\ most %unexcep-
4 tionable manner,
are a very popu-
lar feature of our
stock and are I'M
\ obtainable else
where $40, $25,
an | $50.
We place on
sale to-day six
ne s t yles of
\ business 8 8
4 single breasted
C o q t 8 , either
single or double
! breasted vests,
in foreign Chevi-
| OTIS, Worsteds and
Worsted Chevi-
/ OTIS, which will
appeal to good
dres sers.-$2
500. and $25.
special Sale to-day Of
Fiv Ply. All.Lincn, Ger.
4 man Collars and Guns ;
b Cnlars. $500 per doE.;
( Guns. $500 per doz.
Regular prices. Collars.
81 90: Guns, e+.50. I'm.
( porter going out Of bust.
L ness, that's all.
Imported Black Half
Hose, Reinforced Heel.
Sole and Toe. color guar
anteed. Special to-day.
ak pair for ol.U0. Regu-
lar price, $3.50.
, COR. .31st ST.
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he thermometer at the United States Weather Blu
wAsHlSGros FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.

wAsHlNIToN FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
For Ntc England, eastern Nrp Yort. eastern Penn.
svlruntd. Ne'c Jersey. Delapure, District Of Columbia,
Maryland. and Virginia. fair; cool noriheriy tciuds.
For western New York, generally fair; possibly
light local showers on tho lake; light TO fresh east.
erly winds.
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increase OF s243. For tho three months end.
ing Sept. 80 the gross earnings were S59s, 226,
an increase Of T82,9S6 az compared with tho
corresponding period Of last year, and net S2l2,.
72l, an increase OF S1l .026.
The changes In the cash OF the Clearing House
banks during tho week are computed by the Now
York Sors Bureau ne follows: "Gold imports
from Europe will not figure in the business of
tho banks largely this week, though II is prob
able that the Now York reserves have been in.
creased somewhat as the result OF the recent re-
ceipts OF gold at San Francisco from Australia.
The regular shipments OF currency to the cou try
have been abon, Offset by the receipts from neigh.
boring points. The Trcasury transfers OF the week
have lost tho banks 81, $50, 900, and on other
Treasury business there 10 a gain OF Sl,lOO, 900.
The New York Sub-Trcasury's daily reports in
GENTS Sl5. 900 700. including 50. 500, 900 from
other offices OF the Treasury Departments; total
payments $l3,,50o,ooo. including $3,2oo,oOo to
other Offices"
BradStreef's reports tho number Of business
failures during tho week as 2ls, against 2o5
last year. Dunn Revie,c computes the liabili-
ties of the concerns failing for the first three
weeks OF October at SO, 570,4 S6, against Sl2,-
243 966 In tho corresponding week OF last year.
Receipts Of tho United States Treasury to-day
were. Customs, $2ss.0O9;. internal revenue,
S626.442; miscellaneous, $l5,933 Total, S93l,-
3T4. Disbursements, 81, LIE, 900, an excess
OF expenditures over receipts OF $247, 628. The
Slo3,437, 462; expenditures, Sl4l, 90s. 772; do
felt. 1913, SCI $40.
The official computation of cash in tho Treas.
ury. at the close Of business to-day, compared
with that OF yesterday, shows:
Gold coin and bullion. ... $685. 75. iol el6s. s2a. SOS
Silver dollars and bullion. I5.sSS,5s9 d5 $50 500
Other notes less demand
liabilities ....',..,...'. S,ee4'sof >'ooi,SS%
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FRIDAY. Oct. Observation-Disclosures was
easier. Sales 3s4 900 BUSH. including Ga, 900
ungradod wheat here, 10000 No. . red late
last night, 10000 do. to-day, and $4,000 hard
Manitoba spring at the outports on private
terms for export. Free o board afoat: No. l
Northern spring New York, S1.01; do. Duluth,
S1.Ol4; No. Q hard winter, $l.oll4; No. Q red.
$l.03a; No. l hard Duluth. $l.04le. Mime.
apolis received to-day 1890 tush., tgainst
3i3. $50 last year; Duluth 49,. los, against
473.Ols; Chicago IS, 597. agAi st ll4.lo0; Mil.
wa kee 80, 800. against $3.50; st. Louis
49, 0 against 80, 427; Toledo 12l 900, against
l7.4Oo; Detroit 81, 1872. against 26.o73 last year.
Futures advanced Sac. but lost this and closed
iac. to 'sc. lower. Future sales 1913, 900 BUSH.
na follows.
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At the Broadway Salesroom Yesterday Bryan L.
Kennedy sold Nos. 2u6l to 2Ubi seventh avenue
northeast corner of lp3d street, two sevenstory and
two Ave story brick Nat houses on avenue and one
nvestory brick fiat house on street. plot 100 Ixl95.
foreclosure. to the plaintiff. David q. Morrison, for
1921 5BH.
JamesL l. Wells sold on Third street. or White Plains
avenue. asst side. lot 1873. map Of village OF Jerome,
foreclosure, to Sarah A. Hardy. plaintU IT, for 81, goo. '
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proposals.
nEPARTMEN

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Secre-
~ tdry's ONCE. 1871 Livingston St, Brooklyn, y. y,
October %, ~lsg1.-Sealed proposals viii be received
at this onIc until Tuesday, November o.. lsHT.
at 4 o'c.ock 2. NJ. for supplying FOR tho
Elk months commencing January /. lsBs. the
public schools with stationery. including paper.
pens. pencils. pen holders. lux, inkstands, EN-
velopes. ,crayons. blank stock. etc. Proposal
blanks will be furnished 10y the Secretary OF the
Boari. on which only Will bids be received. The Com.
mittee reserves the zig ~ to reject any or all bids not
in the interest OF the Board. NJ b. BoCCK.
Chairman Committee on Libraries.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. s-cre.
~ tary's Dri 80. l3l Livingston ST. Brooklyn, y. Y,
at this orice until Tuesday. SoSember 9, 1897. at 1
7. NJ. for furnishing supplies ST. Ii a. book baskets.
brooms. brushes. soap, pals. shovel., step ladders,
rubber hose, etc. 10 the public Schools for the SIX
months commencing January /, lsS>. Proposal
blanks Will he furnished by the Secretary OF the
Roard. on which only will bids he received. The
Committed reserves the right to reject any or all bids
not In the interest OF the Board.
HENRY c. MCLEAN.
Chairman Committee on supplies.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau OF Sup.
l. plies and Accounts, Navy Department., Was ing.
ton. d. c.. until IL o'clock noon. November 8, 1897.
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. to rur-
nish at the New York Navy Yard a quantity of zinc
plates. lubricatiug oil, toilet articles. and timed NUT.
ton. Blank proposals will be furnished upon applica-
ton 10 the Navy Pay Or!ce, New York. EDWIN
. aylnastcr.Gencral. L .h.N lO23-y7
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1t was a day OF liquidation In the cotton market TO,
day, and on selling by local. Southern aud Liverpool
Tonga prices declined. the last quotations being tho
lowest of the day. Frosts were reported this morn
ing from the Mississippi Valley as far south ~ Nom
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Publir Nptlres.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE sorlcE.
may occur at any i,ns2 m.., .n.na ~. On go
%s:' s Sn,s s, !; .%}i ,sss s,a rHsS ,,%s ! S@ST S SsS5x. Close
AT $50 A. NJ. for EUR0rE per steam
s sH;R a%isn'a. it ShS H STsin, TSrea @Sl'f fsrfey, E.Epi
and BRITISH india I'a;I BE- 4,rS$!ed s MFR Il:
EHyP; iTALSi STHISi ]EGkiTSAIa TuEKEY:
Of 'A EUROPE must NhI i ' d,re ,;,':f'G ."sr Ia cham.
SitSss. per at steamship ) Al NJ. vf fer SETR Wa nas,es.
tor. mus, be directed per Fnid4 J; at III NJ.
must DC oi''''a PER lslA"'''
Il On TnnsSaNs taEEc Printed Mattrr' Sc' for Ger.
many nISS and $ Italy 4S%rss:sa Printed Mas,sr;
e. ~ "r",r .r "r'T ON Wsiinesjaxs arn u
.i%%ner. On Thar,3ay and c"nara, FIsas, s%I
,%f'sa" s w. nI n "n r res far ~ h, T. i , hfn'ea Ma,.
Ner''sed to carry mail.
"
Af'rt We ciDS,nS % .nw ,upnIne,nen.ary iransatianuo
mails arr oprn,i On the piers OF the American.
Hnsl's nnr fry H,,h !, an &c. Ge MI man steamer q, ,nc b %"a rsm main
~ =
MAILS Fo" S' WI ra HHH Sk 81. ERl
At $3.50 A. VI. Complementary 10 A. NJ
WINI,W ANp ISLANDS, Der st,anshio csrIhhce.
NINA u,nppln mentary lO:sO A Nh FOR FOR
TrNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAyASiILH and
CARTHATE,A, per stcnmsh d Aleuhany letter.
fnr r,,.tn Rlra must i've ,iirertrd :. nar II
rhary"! al; 10 A.. ~. SUPPLEMENTARY in.3O
IN, Tor HAITI pnr steam"hIn md. ."nv
10 NJ t.upIi .nentary II A NJ H. SSTNTp ~
tMTRIrN ~rnrept COSTA RicaI md SoISTiII = NSCt
~ PORTS. rrr stcarnshIn rinanco Ia ~,
'lc,rr> Tor Guaremala must be directed :. n.p III En-
nance -, At 1910 A. u. for CAMPECHE. CHIt.
rhS TABLSCO and YUCATAN ner s,nonhn,
Ynuiuri letters for other parts of Me xIc" AMI Tnr
,'"r ~" SSTttsHnc VI huWutl az liA.
Mexico ii, tiers FOR y.ne1,eIs n and S " steahsnnp
br dirrcl "a ..nrr Ne, TO-, ~. NJ I u NJ ms ~
AMI HAITI, per steamship y Nahoe: nj X p N for
cAYES 81. MARC JEREWiF' ma = HvvH
pr stealnsh'p Srhleswig; at $50 +. N for 81
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Financial.
Gas Light
and Coke Go.
(OE CHICAGO).

n STOCK OF THE GAS LIGHT
A COKE 90. CoF CHtCAGo) having been listed on
the New York stock Exchange, notice Is hereby given
that the certificates issued by the Central Trust Com.
many of New York for the certificates Of the Fidelity
Insurance. Trust and safe Deposit Company issued
upon tho surrender Of certificates OF the Chicago Gas
Company. are Cxchangcablc at tho ONCE OF the
CENTRAL TRUST or VIEW YORK.
80 WALL ST.. NEW YORK CITY, for stock OF
the Peoples Gas Light 4 Coke Company tof ChicagoE
All certificates presented for exchange must DO
properly endorsed In blank and the full address Of
tho persons to whom the new stock is to be trans
fcrred must be given.
CENTRAL TRUST co. OF N. Y.
BY E.. F. HYDE, Second Vice. President.
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Court Calendars rh,. Day.

Supreme court-Special Term.-Patt H.-Exparte
matters.
SurroSate's Court --Chambers-No day calendar.
For probate. wills OF Jacob Weizcl. Alice r. Thomas.
PAU q, Decker, Amelia NOrdllngcr, Maud l.. Johus,
at 1890 A. VI.
city ~Court-SpocIal
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Avh1hbIo cAlh bnInLce,
including gold reserve. .sa1l. 7o5. es7 sell. 1871. sei
Money in London 2l2d2A p cent. Rates Of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
months bills, 2 l3.l6d27s y cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal.
ance today $4,000. Paris advices quote 3 y
ccnts at 1O3 francs 20 centimes. Exchange on
London IS francs 17la centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange TO-
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Darley-Was dull. New Feeding, 2Sa2Sl2c., cost and
freight to Bnnai9; mailing. 4osooc;: as TO quality,
Rye-Was duh. State, 50GI soho; No. 2 Western.
5644 80 1c. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot
was more active. Sales $4,000 bush. incluiing $50.
600 No. 2 mixed on private terms free on board
anoat for export here, 1870. 900 do. at the outports.
No. 2 mixed. sic. in elevator; 5000 bush. do. at
81 &C. delivered. Futures advanced l4c. to acc, but
lost It and declined isc. to l&c. Future sales $4,000
bush. as follows:
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After the closing OF tn" Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails ar" opened On the piers OF the American,
English. frrn h and Ger nan steamers. anu remain
oIeu until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sail.
In OF steamer.
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'PRISTED MATTER. Sc.-tirrman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c, for Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
So. for other parts Of Europe. American and
Witt" star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard, French aud
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. Sc, for all countries for which they aro ad.
Nertised 10 carry mail.
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ESTABLISHED isss.


BROOKLYN STORES,
broadway & Bedford Ave.
Fulton st. 4 FlAtbush Ave.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREa

Open HIGH Lou -ClosfrD-
Sales. ing. est. eat. Bid. asked.
Is AdsEx.lelal65 lelRl02 6
2aea1 Am sR"l4le l4ls 1904 l4oI l4l
SEQ AmsRpll3a ll3all ll3hll4l
70; 100 Ann os nj 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81
1920 Am lob. SO 2 els 2 80
6a Am E1..ll6hll7 ll0 ll6 llS
100 Am 2lh 2lh 2l1 81 2ls
$50 Atch.TS
sr%... 10. ID. ls. ls. ls4
244o A,ch.Ts
Sep. 2es. 2es as1s 90. 2sas
80 A Arb pr 3ls 3ls 3lS SO IS
500 Bait q o ID ID Ii IL l45
o44S Bay sta 4L a. 4 1 d.
800 Brk IT 33a 33s 33h 33a 3
100 B Tn G.l23 1873 2 l21 123
$50 Can So. Ssh ssh 65h 4 ssh
200 Can Pac. 7eh 79h 7eh 7ea 80
1920 Oh CT 1874 l5s ISL l5t l5S
100 Cen Pac Is Is 10 ID Is
203o Chesso 2lh 2 2lt 2ls 22is
losoo Chic Gas eos e7s e6b ee5 e7ls
800 &C. ca
stL.... a4s s4s a4s a4h a5
$50 CSNwl22a I23 l22L 123Ll23a
s22s5 c.B&o e4h e5is e3s e5 e5s
1875 c.M&stP e3s 3 92h 3
27O C.M&st
Ppt...13eh 1897 3 lae+l3ea
6+7o C.R1&P Ssh 6 Ssh 6 s6s
300 coiFuel. 23 23h % 90. 23o.
$3.50 conaas 2oal 2oaa 0 2o2 2o27s
s0oc.I&L. s1 sh 8 8
200 D.L&wl53 1854 1853 l53 1856
900 bet Gas. 53a 54 53a so 90
looD&RGp l41 4 41b Adv Ash
$40 Erie R R is 8 is ISL l5S
$40 Erielstp 9 36b 6 36I 81
100 Erie 2dp lea 1e4 8 leH 2oh
$50 GonEiec 33S 81 33S $50 "a
HBCIan. ees ee eeS esa eeL
goo H'rn ST.. l 10 ITO ITO -
100 InC,nt l0OL lnoL n I'LL no
100 III Steel. Al al al 40 AT
l5oIa Gen.. e5 So 81 ss o
oIacen p 81 81 81 3l,a SO
bLakeshl7o 40 ITO III l7a
2el5 LouA N 8 55S So 55h $50
l+lo Manconlols lol5 lol1lo
100 MeINctf Ia II IL Ia
oMichc enl OCH 1921 1921 lo2L 1861
loM&stL
ls.p... 80 50 IS 81 ee
$3.50 Mo Pa".. 9 3os 30 aob aos
300 ho.K&T ID 1871 ID 1871 l3ss
1880 M.K&rp 31+ 32h 2eh a2h SO
$40 N Cent OH e2h elh e2 90
EGGS NYCentlostlosh 1884, 1881
$40 NstLead 4 34a 34h 34a a6
500 Nat Id plo4h 1914 1893 lo4 lo4a
$50 N4wp 42a 42s 4ah 4al 4sa
l+lo SorPac. ID ls% 10 leL 1871
$3.50 y Pacp. 52h 621 6lS 62Ns 52a
Epo w los 1o6 100 1Ob lO"B
$50 Ore ST.. 1871 49, 49, 10 8
1890 Pac Mall 80 3oS 300 80 aoa
sss rulpAc,7i l7isl7i III l7i1s
1913 P. c. ca
stL... 81. 2 a1s saA 80
$50 PennRRl l4S ll4I ll4h ll4h ll6
10 Peoples
GL&o ee. ee. ee. ee. e7,.
a2so Reading 221 3 2 2aA 2ah
1900 Read p 8 49, 8 9 so
1900 Read ap est 2ss 8 2sa go
loRGwp cd Sd Sd 64h 81
Is'5str&o. 70 7es 70 81 30
so stP&opl4l l4l l4l lao las
zoo So Rwy' o. 81 o. 81 g.
loostJ&GI go go 81 Ga 7
200 stJ&GI
2dp,.. l6 10 10 l4b II
b7b stL
rlssp. sls 6la 6l1 6l1. SO
8l2StanR&T DE- de- az a. 8
la1 Terra'. lis liz III III liza
1890 Tn Pac" 22s 23r 2a 22s 80
1900 1900 Tn;"so 81 a. 81 a. 81 ~ 81 : IS 8
100 U La. ~ IA "a ~ r.
geo Wabash. III IN z ~ r.
SEQ wab p. 1871 49, lsh 49, 10
60 w.FEx.loe 1888 o los 40
1850 W U Tel 80 sst s7a 80 sst
Total sales. l7e.329 shAraL.
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Asked Bid. Asked
Boa 4 Alb. III - Gen Eleo D., 80 SO
Bos 4 Me...l66 1913 Bos q Aon"l3SS -
Chic com. - lO6 ICalE Hecla46o 81
Chic J pf...lO7 100 oseeola..,.. 81
Fitchhurgp o4L - Quincy Milo ll2
Old Colony. "a 1876 Tam Ain...l25 3
WE com. 92 Tam. IT,. l6t
Dominic c. 2lh 2la Butts ....... 22S 221
Am Bell Tel25b 267Al B U a lst... 6oh -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-30

Oats-Spot was duh. Sales 100000 bush. None for
export. No. 9 white. 20i4c.; No. 8 do, 25 4925lc.
No. 9 white clippei. re; No. 8 do. 26c.: No. 9
mixed. 23I 25c.; No, 3 do, 1000 at 234c.. rejected
mixed. 22c.: do. white. Gao; No. 2 mixed delivered.
Y5c.: track mixed. 23925c.; do. white. 10000 at
26G3lc. Futures were nominally easier. Future
sales none.
Last
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Night
October. .... .... 80. 2iis 234
December. 80. 80. -. 2Ii4 2SIs