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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Slasinitrumente belbrdnfe. Die Violine
fbeint ibm fir ben &irden9ebrauh Su
ientimental uno profan. Nuh mibfallen
ibm bic GompoItionen 6apbn's unb Wo'
sart's, ioweit iie oils Sirhenmuiit in Bes
traht tommen. Bel Der befannten Wertbs
ihdBune Der GGcilianiiben Wuiif Seitens
9eo'S oeS 9reiiebnten, fam oieie faum
anoers eeoeutet weroen, ais cine Worbes
reitung CUR allgemeinen Ginfiibruns Der:
ielben beim 6ottesoienit.
Tas Nnt,. 6auiirer:8 eieB lit pom Stats.
obergeriht perfaiiungSwioris ertlGrt nor.
ben. Dor Sabren bele9te 6oupernor 9tel:
ion bereits elm abnlihes 8eieB nit ieinem
0eto. uno 8oup. Glousb beieitiste oas er:
tie, welbes uon Der lebten 2egislatur err
loiieu muroe. Die 6 ourtentlbeionna foil.
tie uerbiiten, oab f~inftise 0egislaturen iib
wieoerum UNI He9elirung oerartiaer allse.
meiner Nn9elegenbeiten betiimmern. 3os
O~urhibnittspolf perma9 feline eisenen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III re9eln, obne oaB
ibm babel ourb @eiebesbiiroe pon ibmab.
Ilnni9en Solons sur Sanb 9egansen wiro.
Die Sbiternte wirb in oieiem Sabre Den
n~eueiten 8eribten Sufol9e cine iiberaus
reibe iein. Die Iusiibten iino taum ie
,uuor 70 pielueripreheno ais beute gepe'
fen. 9lus Wiiiouri uno anoeren Sbititaa:
ten wiro gemeloet, oaB Der grtrag an
Nepfeln uno Ynriiben allem Nnihein nab
10 grob meroen miro, bab bic @drtner ibn
nur nit arobter Wiibe weroen bewdlti9en
fonnen.
Woniignore Werrp be BAL, Der pGpit.
libe 0elesat in Canada, benz Die Nn9ele;
senbeit be,ilslib Der Wanitoba Sbultra9e
ii%beruieien moroen mar, bat feline Wiiiion
beenoet unb miro binnen 2ur,em nab
Rom ,urlidtebren. Die gniiheiouns in
Der 5rase wiro Der Yapit ielbit eeben.
Gr bat es fir anse3eigt 9ebalten, perion'
LID lib in bic Mn9elegenbeit III miihen
uno bat einen Nuswe9 9eiunoen, welher
cine Seilesuns Der 5ra9e mo9lih maht,
obne Die alien S%treitpunfte wieoer auf5u'
rilbren.
Jn melbem Grade 3einlibteit auf ben
6eiunobeits, uitano einwirtt, lit aus Sol:
eenosm eriihtlib: Seitbem in Der Staot
Wew Dort itrene auf sriinollbe Straben.
reinieuns uno Yefolsuna Der ionitisen
ianitdtsp oli,eilihen 0oribriiten 9eieben
wiro. lit Die Sterblihteitsrate BON 26.9 %
auf 1868 auf tauieno Ginwobner seian'
fen. 1as beibt, eS weroen i1brlib etpa
~ 0OO 9D euSheulehpu ocrettpt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

- 8eriuht nur cine 100. Shnhtel Gas
eerets, ben %feinfteu 2eber' oeer Wassa'He'
0ulator, Der Ie 8ema4t pnroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

@enn irsenb Gtuas, 70 1T es gang
belonbers uniere Sanoelspolitii. bic Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

per Ssrs.
| gircuIaS.
| MnfdQe.
Terbtn.
Per Sers-
Ole 8ruf,
lno HuB
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EN- mir Die
klues Sers.
Tern per.
upnSab.
IN Der
.Spejiali.
ten. Tie.
Die brett
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Der Bulls
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Dol. 9eie
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

be ih mid
|teIielb ~
klrhe un0
Fiti9en Sc.
irm tlt240
inter-
10 5onnen
|lder sutes
Nuf Der
pes Bobn.
loe IN gu.
bur Steue.
800 bis
Bahre3elt
EN- iuenoe
b .,
!, Wiinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

6robss Iuiieben bat bic Mniprabe ers
rect, Die Der st. Coulter Gr,biihof bel Der
Sinmeibuns oes neuen Wutterbauies Der
Stweiter Don Wotre Dame in st. Gouis
am Wittwod oebalten bat. Ni&t iowobl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Die 8ei,enernte oieies Sabres wiro
Dem 81. 9ouiier Globes emocrat Sufolge
mn bunoert Uiiuiouen bober geibaBt ais
Die bon Der Hesierun3 ansenommenen
$50. 900, 900 9ulbels. Die He9ierunsS'
itaBunsen pHesen iib in Der Hesel iebr
couisrpatip su balteu, ben Martt beiBt
aber Die bobere SdGBuns gut. Der gr'
trae Der leBtiGbri9en grnte mar APT Uil'
llouen Yuibels.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Wier. Sneipps 3eitament 1T in Woriss
bofen ~eroffnet woroen. Wab oemielben
lit Yfarrer Stiidle llniperialerbe, nit Der
meiteren 2eituna Der Guranitalt lit Frior
Reile 8. g. y, betraut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Jn 8orS lit Der 5iirit.Grsbiihof 6ebei;
mer 3atb Or. 2lois Corn 9eitorben. Sin
OeriIbla9 bat benz 2eben oes 0iterreihi'
ihen &irbeniiiriten, welber ~ ben bers
uorrasenoiten Der Wonardie lseborte, elm
gnoe gemabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
feoer nma 5@eere.

Der beneioenswertbeite 8lidlide in
glmsIita lit ebeu DIR. William ). Srpan.
Wabreno eben 2auienoe per,weifelno I'm
oas .taslibe Sroo- beten, 6unoerttau'
ienos I'M SbweiBe ibres In9eiibtes frob'
neu uno itaiieu, reiit er i'm 9ano berum.
itpaBt iir Ye,abluua in -gutem Sob"
iur SLIDER, asitirt fir feline Mieoer'N o'
mination fur nibts 6errnseres ais Die
Traiioeutibaft uno lebt rwie @ott in Mme'
rltd-!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
en-.

n, feline In
+Saptu &c.
Rh,aen ~
EHus 200
&eiens uno
tdes 3ais
,he nbtbi.
enttpeoer
Rlen Su 40
fault tper.
n,
!, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Sn louisville lit iebt cine Sewesuns
I'M @ange, ben oeutibeu llnterriht in ben
oiientliben Sbulen wieoer ein5ufubren.
Der i'm Sabre 1889 ourb Die Wtitbillfe
sweier Shulbirettoren oeutiber Ibitam'
muna abgeihaiit wuroe. 9tur in Der 6oh.
ibule lit er seblieben, aber Die oeutiben
Burger wolIen ibn mieoer in allen Waro'
idulen baben. ba er nur oann pon all9es
me,nsm Nuben iein tann. Gin entipre'
denoe3 6eiub an ben Sbulratb finoet
jablreibe unteribriften.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

dwelling and frame stable. with twepty:two lot.
each 2Ox1OOx irregular, executors salei also Fourth
avenue. southesst corner sixty. seventh street,
aoxioO, TO q. H.. Kpemeyer for $780, also
Fourth avenue. adjoining three lots, al.osx
sv:IoL TO .soxloo, 90 @. H. Knemeyer for
$3.50 each; Fourth avenue. adjoining three Io,e.
ai.bexs2.ia to 1O9. lS. to n. Mehrtens for eo2o
each; also sixty.seyenth street south side, Ioo iees
$3.50; also sixty seventh street, ADJOINING three iots.
aoxlt0 each. 20 A. smyth for SASS each: also sixty,
seventh street 1dJoinipG two lots: ,,h SoI a lSo
sixty seventh street. adjoining two. lots, aoK
100 each. to Annie Lsemol for $500 eachi
also Fourth avenue, northeast corner LCowen'
hoven lane. i29,9 iaIl40.sSxe .o77sxlo8.o. with
two story frame dwelling. to @. H. knemeyer Tor
eo,b5o; also cowenhoyen lane. north side. 1922 test
east OF Fourth avenue. two lots. 2O.1xll4.4e TO
1885, TO George self for $3.50 each; also Cowcn.
hoven lane, adjoining two lots. 30. lxi00.9 to 1877,
to George Self for e8AO each; also Cowonhoven lane,
adjoining two lots, ao:1xloII to ios.11. with frame
stable. to George SELF for $3.50 each.
Al tha Liberty Street Exchange Richard v. lar
nett & Co. offered for sale: New Utrecht, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth avenues, Fifty.elghth, Fifty:ntntn.
stxtieth and sixty.nrst streets, Brooklyn, 2s5 lots,
each 20xlo0 Z Irregular. property of the West Brook
lyn Land and improvement oompanyi only ninety,
two OF these lots were sold, prices running from $40
TO 5000 each. Total realized, o23,066.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

John NJ. thompson has sold for the Nicholas Low
with old three.story building, at the northwest cor.
ner OF West Houston and Hancock streets Qormerly
Cottage placel, for 0Bb, 900.
Patrick s. Tracy has sold for Abraham Cohen and
Others. executors OF tho estate OF Julius Lipman. No.
on lot 2bXg9.l II. W."
Mary K. Amabile has sold to b. J. Decking No. 1879
Lexington avenue, q three,story dwelling, l7,7xb5
James Walsh. has sold for Joseph Murphy. Jr, TO ],
schmid. at ol2,500, of No. III Manhattan avenue.
eighteen.foot private dwelling; also at 02Y, 300. No.
Zo4 West 10th street, ana also for Ray 4 Murphy.
az e2s 900. the southeast corner OF Bradhurst avenue
and l4oth street.
Thomas a Son have sold for q Mrs. Yates n two.
story and basement dwelling on the west side OF
audubon avenue. 40 feet north OF l68th street. to
the New York Building Loan and Banking Com.
Pany. The property was resold Immediately to
Hail J; How a Co. have sold for the estate OF Mar.
garet Thompso 10 Martin Motzger two lots on the
northwest corner OF Amsterdam avenue and I25th
street. <v.llKI00. on private terms. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
financial.
10 THE sHARKHOLDRRs OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies :

plan and agreement. dated September LIST. 1897.
providing for tho union Of the properties and bust.
ness OF the Equitable Gas Light and New York and
East River Gas Companies have been formulated and
have been approved by the respective Boards Of
Dircctors OF the two Companies. Copies OF the plan
and agreement, showing the distribution Of new
securities among the present stockholders. can DO
obtained from the undersigned. Stockholders are
referred to such ~greement, under which the under
signed will act a. depositary with full power to take
all proceedings necessary or oxpedient to consum-
mate tho plan OF union. Tho agreement will not
become effective until the deposit OF twothirds Of
the stock Of each Of the Companies. and the right to
deposit will expire on october l. 1897. Asyndicate
has agreed TO purchase for cash the shares of stock.
holders not desirinR to convert present holdings into
new securities, and stockholders must indicate their
election 70 convert or sell for cash at time Of deposit.
NEW YORK. September Z. 1897.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW ORE
Depositary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

tutpres here closed steady with prices unchanged
iiav1e pS SaH:ne a.fAs Fl. WI" HarS saiss . 9r is.a10 o sss.
bags: Rio was nrm at 100 rsis advance; receipts
1000; stoet $4,000; exchange ! ls.sQd; an ad.
receipts, $4,000; stock I,o7I 900. Prices here were
firm to.day on covering by local and Baltimore shorts.
AmeTirsn visible supply of Brazil soo.ls bags. against
MET.Ls,Thc Iron Age quotes No. l Northern iron.
sllSsll.2o; No: 2 do. sio. 5osei0.75. Tin plate
r., s ss Board 's ice p ss; %s; s asf,! t,a; rs L .sSis sisS;s
The trading on. Change to-day was rather slow,
s ciosiG of o SpIS.s 200 Ut tons S 9s,gSe, . Ss,1S FsPH5.ss z, '7is:
spot and September; October. sTosSo7.l5: Novem.
~. f.eSu.ry. Mal pie'% and April. :a:isss rssS.
The pit'.surs correspondent Of the Metal Exchange
T "S!'s the sn 1son % 1at aud for p ns:ss9 ssr. g P'slssn e cos s5S;
TWasvery quiet and unchanged At lltc. for spot.
!,os. from a fo"a sn'' snd 6 ss%satey The Sith m lSIss S SiU..a
bs;oo osa iy n,essse; FOR spot, September; October; Novem:
September quoted %:s2LGss7ac.: October. 1850
a shade lower. at t.20@i SOC. for spot and
81 &c rosin dull at Si.4aasef'i7ia for common to o
good strained.
and In OH City: Renped unchanged.
thSNisiossILar inactive and easier. Prime. o4.s5
do. old, sSss 50. Tailow. size, BnttereCrenn,ery
" s:tern, soc, Egss7western. I7sl75c. chicago.
w. - W run OF hogs caused an
easy market in provisions. prices ruling and closing
q little lower. The volume Of trade was rather light.
The cash demand was not 80 good. The stocks Of
contract product here Sept. 30 are estimated at 1870.
ooo bbls. pork. 23o. 1000 tierces lard. and 23. 600, 900
ms. ribs. This would be regarded as . bearish show
ing"
sro.R-Rsw quiet bu. arm; so. test. ssc.; 90. test,
y l5-l6GStc. Sales 200 tons centrifugals. a6' test, al
Slo.l6c. Refined fairly active and ll6c. higher for
Wool EIcaASoE REroRTs.Tho Wool Exchange
quotes pulled woods. secured basis, as follows: Fine
A. o0c.; A supes,. Ai@46c.; d supsrr, sec i2c.; g
eupers. S2SS3c.; hne combinE. &544sc.; combinE,
4o94lc.; California finest, Soc; California second'
tSc.; Western extra. +54&sc.; Western super, 4OS
S9c. Western low. 95c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2J.-These wero to-day'a proeat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

Az the Broadway salesroom yesterday William
hcnnelly sold No. lb9 East Ninety-oiRhth atrast fonr'
story stone front tenement house, lot car loo II
ioreeiosure; toL krulewitch for Sil 900.
william N, Ryan sold Orchard street. eaat oornar
Bridget Lennon for 90. 500. W
Bryan l. Kennedy sold No. $50 West FortIeth strast
near Eigbth avenue. nve-story brick tenement honss
927. 900. ioF
Adrian II. Muller 4 Son sold No. AL East l opd
street. near Avenue A. three-story stone front dwell.
John J. Taylor. as trustee. for SB. 500. "
Peter y. Meyer a Co. sold Nos. 6B8 10 b97 West
FlIty'soysnth street. near Tenth avenue, three ave.
story brick tenemsnt hou1ea. plot 76Ii0O.b, fore.
closure; 70 Moses schnitEer. for 90. ll8; also Fin
Two and three story brick buildings. plot bOI IbsYb3
nadSo' executors sale. 70 James L. Wilson for 087I.
hnsyssTsntA street. bToOklyAs tWoGtory frsIls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
COMMERCIAL p

Sept. Observation-Disclosures
was less active. Sales 10000 bush. including
$4,000 ungraded red and spring. $4,000 No. l
hard spring on private terms free on board aioat
for export. Free on board afioat: No. l North.
ern spring. New York. 99asc. do. Duluth. 9e7ac. /:
No. 2 hard winter, 97sc.: No. Q red, new, 077sc.
Minneapolis received 2s2, 200 bush. against $780,
$50 bush. last year; Duluth 53l. l6s. against 49,
1852; Chicago 2l6.4oo. against 49, 800; Milwau-
kee SO. $50. against 1880; Kansas City $4,000.
against 35.40O; Toledo 3O,839. against So. ll5:
Detroit 1881. against 1884 last year. Fu-
lures advanced Ac. to lc., but reacted and closed
lac. to 'sc. over. Future sales 2.4O5. 900 bush,
as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
Ginanrial.
The Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

The undersigned. representing a majority OF the
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the Union PacIno.
Denver and Gulf Hallway Company, Issued under IL.
mortgage dated April 1, 1890. have been cons,l.
tuted n oommittec for the protection OF the intcrc.ts
of tho consolidated mortgage bondholders, under an
agreement, dated September IL. 1897, copies OF
which can be obtained at the once OF the Dcposi.
tary. Central Trust Company OF New York, No. 81
wall Street, N. Y, or at tho agency OF the Deposi.
tary. the American Loan and Trust Company, No. 50
state Street, Boston. Mass.
Holders OF consolidated mortgage bonds may do
posit the same with the Depository in the City Of
New York, or in Boston at Its said agency. on or be
fore the first day OF November. 1897. Certificate, ~
the Depository will be issued for the consolidated
mortgage bonds so deposited, and an application viii
be made. az soon AZ practicable. to have such cesun.
Gates listed upon tho New York Stock Exchange.
Dated New York. September IL, 1897.
~GRENvILLE N. DODGE, Chairman.
ZOE N. PULLMAN,
,. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AN1Es.
BARRY wALTEBs.
HENRY BULGE.
HENRY LEWIS,
URIAH HERMANN,
J. I. GRANGER, Secretary.
JOHN s. WISE.
Z. O. HENDERSON. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
TEE PAN-AMER1cAN EXPOSITION.
RInns for tho Great Show at CayuEa Island
Approved by the Directors.

Approved by the Directors.
'rhe Board Of .Directors.of the Pan.American
Exposition Company had q meeting yesterday
in the rooms of the transportation Club at the
Hotel Ms2hattan. Ex-Gov. Roswell p. Flower,
ex-Lieut. Gov. William F. Sheehan. Edgar Van
Etten, II. Waltz Webb and John Brinker of
Buffalo, the President Of the association. were
present. Plans for the exposition were pre-
pented and approved. The exposition is to be
bold at Cayuga Island. which Is in the Niagara
River opposite La Sale, about half way be-
tween Buffalo and Niagara Falls. 1t is pro-
posed to show the development of manufactur-
Ing In the two Americas and in the world in
the last 100 years. The location, SO near the
greatest electric plant in the world, the power
for which comes from Niagara Falls, will make
It particularly an electrical exhibition. It is
70 open on May /. 1899. and continue until
Rriven by President Mckinley when he visited
eampment. When the Pan,American delegates
we're here, In June last they visited Cayuga
Island and inspected and approved the site.
The officials of the exposition company say
that applications for space at the exposition
have been far ahead of anything expected. The
applicants include many Of the persons who are
going to exhibit at the Paris Exposition in
1900. They intend showing their exhibits here
nrst and moving them across the Atlantic when
the Pan-American Exposition closes. Roswell
Z. Flower and Chauncey NJ. Depew are Vice
Of the exposition any.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

A sharp reaction in Liverpool after q nrmer opening
there was reflected In q sharp decline In prices here
at the opening. After the nrst transactions. however,
dency downward The break in Liverpool was at
tiouted TO largo offerings OF spot cotton BY the South
and to liquidation by ono Liverpool house. Liver.
pool sold hero. and the South also sent selling orders.
There was some now buying on the decline, and
some shorts covered. producing q slight rally from
the lowest prices OF the day. Houston, Tex, Sept. 10.
We think Texas will make q fair top crop in
many sections. In some q good top crop will
likely be had. We shall see svery liberal interior
movement during tho next fortnight. Reports about
worms arc decreasing. Cotton marketed thus far
shows very good body and staple. A short crop sur
fering from drought would hardly show such quail.
ties, thereto ore think crop ID a good one Macon, Ca,
sept 70" weather very warm and dry. No top
crop expected. At this time think the outlook
favoru 10 ' cent. increased yield over last year.
owing to greater acreage. Generally speaking. the
on the lat inst" Dalton. Ca. Sept. 90" Weather
cooler. but extremely dry. Think rain would do very
little good 10 cotton In this sec~tion-crop badly dam.
aged here. Drought was practically broken by the
goth or 25th OF August last year. when plant took on
new lire and made good top crop. Drought this year
SUI prevails over most of cotton belt, and rain
would stand small chance of making much top crop
CorFFE-Rio on the spot was dull. but arm; No.
q. .is1 AAc. sales. $50 bags Central American on pri-
Vate terms. Tho future trading was rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

NEw York. Thursday. Sept 2S.-Receipts OF beeves
were H.3 head. mainly 10 be exported. No trading;
feeling steady, Dressed beef steady AT 7sss.c. y D.
Tor poor TO prime native sides. Cables from British
markets quote American steers At llOll1.c. y M
dressed weight: American refrigerated beef at $50
Oisc. Y n. Exports to-day, 20 beeyes and TX
sheep tomorrow, 400 beevos.
Receipts OF calves, all for tho market, were 1853
head. quiet. steady all around. About 80 head un.
sold. Veals. e5@eS.26 100 v nS.; srassers and butter.
milks, e3,oOSe+: Western calves, 81. Dressed calves
generally steady city veals, lOLdl2Lyc, y N.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including . cars
direct TO butchers. were 4.747 head; III cars on sale
All told; sheep In fair demand, ruling steady TO arm;
lambs steady but slow; about n half dozen cars were
carried over. sheep sold at 98CSSl.3b y 100 ns.t
dressed lambs. 7Gl0c. w.
Receipts OF hogs were a,9e6 head. including 1875
head on sale, Easier ut et.6O@s4.s 80 y 100 ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.
To tho OF

Ho thO hhoIu6FB ~
First Mortgage 8 per cent. bonds Of the Denver.
Texas and Gulf Railway Company;
First Mortgage 0 per cent. bonds OF the Denver.
Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Company;
Funded interest certificates OF the Denver, Texas
and Fort Worth Railroad Company; and
Stock OF the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf Ran.
way Company:
committee OF holders OF the consolidated mort.
gage bonds of the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
Railway Company has been formed under an agree.
ment dated the eighteenth day OF September. 1897.
Holders Of the above mentioned bonds. funded in.
subject to said agreement with tho Central Trus,
Company of New York. the Depositary named In said
agreement at its ONCE. No. 81 W all Street, New York,
or at its agency. the American Loan and Trust Com.
pany. No. 63 State Street, Boston. Mass.
Certificates OF deposit will be issued by the Depos-
itary in respect of deposits SO made, and an spplica-
tion will be made. as soon as practicable. to have such
certificates listed upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated New York. September IS, 1897.
~GHENVILLE ". DODGE, Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN,
J. TOD.
OLIVER AMEs,
HARRY
BUDGE,
n LEWIS,
URIAH HERMANN,
Committee.
j. T. GRANGER, Secretary.
Z. c. HENDERSON. Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24

pavement In the cash demand hero. Gables were I'D.
higherI senboard clearancee, $4,000 bush. oats were
barely steady. Dry weather IL Just the thing for
FLouR-was moderately active and siishtly easier
for winter grades; spring brands were nrm, owing to
small supplies. Sales $4,000 bbis.
Exports ..., 90
Winter in bSls.; supcrnne, es.1o9ss.3o, No, 3 extra,
99o,lo: Spring in bbls.: Clear. t4.to@e4.eo;
straights eo.1o9eb.2S; patents, eb.2baeb.oo. Mill
eea-Brs was fairly active and nrm. Western
Toe. 80 MS. 7oo7bc; 100 Ms, 75@soc.
GoTToS1Spot cotton here declined l.l8c, with
ssleso OF $50 bales for spinning. hiddlins uplands 8sc.,
against 8 S.i9c. last year; New orleans and Gulf &c,
lice. and st. Louis isc. Savannah soid s.oss baIes.
New Orleant 1900. Norfolk 8S2, Augusta COS, and
Charleston 100 bales. Liverpool declined l.8od. on
opened point higher, but reacted and declined 9io
to 8 points, closing steady. In Manchester yarns
were quiet but steady; cloths, not much doing.
The Bombay receipts for the week were 1000.
n0ae. against ! 900 last year; to the Continent none.
against 5000 last year. Memphis received to-day
l,eO9 bales. against Bl0 last week and 2,Sa7 last
year st. Louis 7l7, against te7 last week and 1877
and $500 last year; Augusta 1874. against 2,S4I
last week and 2.a9b last year. Augusta shipped to.
day 2.o76 bales. Memphis ego. st. Louis TVS, Cincin.
natl Sgl and houston 9;+sl bales. Houston expects
last week and 1890 last yesr. New or.
leans expects 5000 70 5000 bales. against
o,ls0 last week and 10, 1897 last year. The port receipts
were 81 .oso bales. against go. $50 last week and 81.
o42 last year; thus far thiA week 20l $3.50 bales,
against l<6.3e9 thus far last week. The exports
from the ports were 10.s24 bales. New Orleans de-
slined IL points on December; Futures here declined
l26, 900 bales, The future trading was M follows:
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

AZ Q meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Equitable Gas Light Company Of New York. q propo-
sidon was presented for the purchase OF the shares Of
this Company. or an exchange OF said shares for the
securities OF q new Company. consolidating this Com.
pany with the New York and East River Gas Com
pany. a. set forth in the foregoing advertisement of
the Central Trust Company. Depository.
After full consideration. II was unanimously re-
solved to recommend the acceptance thereof by tho
stockholders OF this Company.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
}. p. MILLR Secretary.
NEW YORK. September 2, 1892.
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The New York and East River Gas Co,

At = meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the New
York and East River Gas Company. held September
eth. 1897. It was unanimously resolved to recon.
mend that the stockholders OF this Company deposit
their shares of stock under the plan OF union with
the Equitable Gas Light Company OF New York and
the agreement dated September LIST, 1897. with the
Central Trust Company OF New York. a. Deposi.
tary.
Copies OF the plan and agreemen can be procured
at this company's ONCE. or at the once OF the Central
Trust Company.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
F0RD HUNTINGTON, Secretary.