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The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Mail orders for holiday goods
receive prompt attention.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Selection easy at Newbro's. Prices
the lowest.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Ice cream soda free at Fosselman's
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Keep your cigars moist. Fancy boxes
for this purpose at Galloglys
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

You can buy kodaks as cheap at
Newbros as you can from the factory.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

A dollar will do wonders at Newbro's.
Try it.
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1t is really surprising what a dollar
VIII buy in fine perfumes at Newbro S
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Pipe. cigar holder, etc, etc, at Gal
logly's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Veil and handkerchief boxes at Gal
logly's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Opening at Fosselman's Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Les1& Diamond rings from g to $3.50
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Christmas candles-very tastily deco
rated-latest styles at Newbro's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

A dollar will do wonders at Newbro's
Try il.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

If in doubt, buy kodak. Sold only
at NeMbro's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

A dollar will do wonders at Newbro's $.
Try it.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Fan boxes at Gallogly's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

China, Fancy Glassware, Toys, Dolls Albums Toilet
Sets, Manicure Sets Elegant Pictures Cut Glass Bric-
a -Brae Etc.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20

Mirrors for shaving at Galogly's.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-20
From Art Dept.
From Mems Furnishing Dept.

New and Natty Neckties in Puffs.
Tecks. Four-in- Hands and Band
Bows. Silk Suspenders. Silk Initial
Handkerchiefs. Fancy Night Shirts,
Collars and Cuffs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
Real Estate Private Sales.

Ashforth & Buryee have sold for the Church q ths
Redeemer the properly consisting OF the church and
ground on the south eat corner OF Park avenue and
feet on the street. The price paid Is 1885. 600.
sons. 81 East kiGhty second street. one Of q row Of
nye story American basement dwellingI, TO g. O.
Mills OF savannah. Ga, on private terms:
Margaret Egan has sold to Mme. Vigouroux. 81
$4,000. MOL . West Thirty.ninth street. fourstorJ
brownstone front dwelling.
Barnes A weinstein have sold for Jacob Fisohel "a
Louis and Charles Levy Nos. 80 and 81 Monroe street,
e&.t1SSxll.6Io.6x42.sIlol. two six story stores and
fAts.
Daniel Stewart has sold for Richard 7. carman to
Moore & Ashley. at $4,000. the plot. 16oxse.ll. on
the south aide OF l5oth street, 80 feet east OF Convent
avenue.
Hall J. How & Co. have sold for Nicholas Murray
Butler to Frederick Wachsmutht the three lofs on the
south aide of 18th street. $50 feet east Of the Bouls-
ward.
Mrs. George Pabst has sold to the Petty. soulard .
Walker Company the plot osxss on the north side Of
.lO2d street, 10 feet east OF Brook avenue.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have sold TO Edward and Henry
Hirah eight lots. 2ooxloo.ll on the south side OF
forth street. twenty .nvo feet east Of Riverside Drive
Terms private
stahler a Smith have sold for L. G. Wilton No. Q
West Eighty second street Mr.. Wilton tAkes IN ED
change tho two houses. Nos. ols and eal West lSoth
street.
John P. KirwAn has sold for Helen L Jolly 20
Julius Diets the three-story and basement brown
etone dwelling, No. 3+5 West Forty-sixth street, size
ls.6I6oIl0o.o B. on private terms.
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LUNATIo Ar THE STATE BANK.
Wants n Check for 81. 900 Cashed ana Talks
or DJnamite-He L. Arrested.

Wants n Check for 81. o Cashed and Talks
or DJnnmite-He Ii Arrested.
Shortly after l o'clock yesterday afternoon q
tall. hollow-fa cod young man, with . thin growth
Of whiskers, approached the paying toller's win
dow In the State Bank, at 3TS Grand street, and
throwing down a check said in . loud voice:
81 want 81. 200 on this check. l want it quick.
and I will give you just ten minutes to hand 1t
out to me-. Not n minute longer. do you under
stand p
J.F. voorhis. the paying teller. glanced at the
check and saw that it had been made out for
81 1000 on one OF the checks Of the State Bank
and was made payable to Benjamin Jaffa- No
such person had an account in the bank. and
the paying teller asked the man where no got
the check.
"oh, just look at the back and see who In
dorses it" replied the man.
Tho paying teller did so and road the name
"Levy P. Morton"
"who are you n asked the paying teller.
why. l am Jetfa," replied the man.
The paying teller realized then that he had .
crank 10 deal with. and asked Jana to wait o
minute. He summoned Policeman Little of the
Eldridge street station.
excitement in the bank building by shouting
loudly and muttering incoherently about dyna-
mite ana anaEchy. Jpst before the policeman
and must have the money
The clerks became frightened and lodged be-
hind their desks. The arrival OF tho policeman
relieved their anxiety. because Jaffa subsided
and went quietly to the police station with the
policeman. On the way ne said to the policemsn:
You ought to take a roll over to Police Head
quarters."
How take a roll p asked the policeman.
why. roll over there on q peanut" said JAN,
At the police station he said no lived at 219
Henry street. This statement. upon investiga-
ton, was found to be correct.
He was arraigned later in the Essex Market
Court and committed 10 Bellevue Hospital to be
examined as TO his sanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
LENA BRUNoR,s WILL.
a GrecIan Marriage. n RoEua Divorce. and .
auIcIde InxoIyed In the LitiEatIon.

The will OF Lena Brunor was admitted to pro-
bate by Surrogate Abbott OF Brooklyn after q
lengthy contest, and an appeal was taken to tho
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. Ar.
Eument was heard in the case yesterday. The
appellants are August Loewenbeyer and Caro-
line Baer, the brother and sister of the testatrtx,
while Martin Brunor. the husband Of the testa-
trtI, Is the respondent. The appellants said that
Martin Brunor VS. married in Athens. Greece,
In 1s45. and. after abandoning his wife and son,
came to this country in 1883, and in 1894 OBJ
tanned a bogus divorce in New Jersey. Four
months later he married Lena Falk, who owned
property valued at 10000. On Dec. 81. 1894,
she conveyed. without consideration. all her
real estate 10 Brunors son, retaining only a life
Interest. The appellants contend that Brunor
made his vile execute a will in his favor. On
june Is, 1895. Lena BrunOr committed suicide
by taking poison. In u letter to a friend, which
nhe wrote on the day OF the suicide. she said:
can no longer endure my suffering on account Of
my husband. | am unhappy. To-day he TOOK away
my last dollar, so that nothing remain for mo hut
death. / can no longer endure my agony. after living
twenty.fOur years happily. My husband and his son
shall not go to my funeral. Everything have shall
go TO my brother. Bertha and my brother August
which il in eXihtence shall no invalid. This l say in
full possession or my senses. Love to every one. For.
give nat. everybody. I have made q bad marriage
and am paying 'he penalty OF II.
The respondent commended that Mrs. Brunor
was OF sound mind and not easily influenced,
and that no coercion WAS used at tho time she
executed the will.
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months bills, 2@2 lie = cent. Amount Of bull.
lion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day RA17 900. Paris adyices onoto
8 cents at l03 francs 2io centimes. Exchange
on London, % francs 10 centimes.
Speyer & Co. inform holders OF Central Pacific
Railroad 8 per cent. bonds, due 1889, that, in
view of the maturing claim of the United
States against the company, IL is deemed i'm
portant that holders of the bonds should units
TO secure effective representation OF their COM
mon interests. With this object holders OF n
large amount OF the bonds have already COM
bined, and numerous stockholders have in
trusted their representation TO a committee, A
bondholders' agreement, dated Oct. 1, has been
prepared comforting upon Speyer < Co. the
right to represent the bonds, subject 10 the Anal
approval of dcposlting bondholders, without
any charge to them. Amounts collected upon
the coupons OF deposited bonds will be paid TO
holders Of cortii Gates. Bonds will be received
on deposit up to Dec. !. After that date only on
such terms as the committee may hereafter de-
termine. The Deutsche Bank In Berlin and
Teixeira De Mattos Bros. in Amsterdam will
also receive deposits.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
dny Nsera ma follOyR:
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Dangerous
Experiments.
Many Persons Become
Totally Deaf
While Others Lose Their Sense
of Taste and Smell.
AtteusptanE the Cure or Catarrh with Idauias
sprays and Atomisers the Cause Few,
n Any. Arc Ever Curea-Hew 70 Test
the Truth OF This statement ana
Prove the value Of Dinsr-
emit Treatments

VIM the people ever become convinced OF the dan
ger and risk Of treating Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Asthma with liquid medicines forced into the delicate
air passages BY powerful sprays and atomiser.
During the past year over ttco hundred thousand
dollars have been expended in this city aions for the
treatment OF these diseases, and 10 has been q waste
Of ume Hnd money On 'no psl' VI = pu"no, % nv
~ Iii ,..,,sv th., ,h.v nav. b..p oured. Win. .n
M. o,h.r b.nd IN, nnms,r who have beoom, totoIiy
S,,r ,hro,,b mi. aims. of IN. air massage, 4.
.nn,,,,r
a fian py "hioh the Hruo 'H.ue eA All
Adversiscd cufes Csh ne Aeesoo
without Expense.
suppoing that ons out Of every forty persona.
claimed by advertisers 70 have been CURED. have
actually been restored to health, there should DO At
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their programme for financing their PROPOSE
ton BY inviting subscriptions at par for
R5.2oo,oOO bonds Of q company into which
the TWO concerns are TO DO merged. 1t 10 under
STOOD nat the proceeds Of those bonds will TO to
tho vendors OF the two properties. In addition
tho new company 10 to issue at onoo 81 $780, 900
OF o cent. cumulative preferred stock and an
equal amount of common stock. The preferred
stock goes as q bonus to the subscribers to
the bonds, and the common stock will prob
ably DO used In large part to compensate the
neEotiators for their services. 1t appears.
therefore, that securities Of tho par value of
Ss.75o.ooO are to be Issued upon properties that
at present have an outstanding capitalization of
S3,ooo,ooo. upon only one-half OF which divi-
dends have been paid. The total capitalization
or the proposed new company, star as known. 10
SIC. 10000. for It 10 to retain in the treasury
S4,75o.o0o OF bonds similar to those now of.
ferod for subscription. and 81. $50, 900 of pro.
ferred stock. 1t is computed that II the Chicago
gas companies were capitalized at the Same
rate that these two comparatively small out
side companies arc to be capitalized they would
have q capital Of S12o 900. 900.
Tit noteworthy dealings outside Of Chicago
Gas were In General Electric, the Granger
stocks, Sugar Refining, American Tobacco. and
Manhattan Railway. Tho drst and last were
exceptionally strong, and closed materially
higher than yesterday. Sugar Refining was
comparatively heavy. and was ono of the few
stocks that closed fractionally lower than yes
terday. Consolidated Gas was conspicuous
again at q not advance Of 8 points. Tho market
es q whole showed q tendency to advance. but
appears to be held In check partly by the inter
est that the Street takes In tho local cam
paign and also by tho widespread and
protracted drought at the West. Tho
larger interests arc Obviously apathetic,
possibly to an extont for tho same reasons that
influence the rank and Hlo. Trade reports for
the week are full Of encouragement The most
important item in them 10 that relating to bank
clearancos for tho week. which were l4.S y
cent larger than last week, 80 y cent.
larger than for the corresponding week
last year, b5 y cent. larger than in 1908. and,
what is much moro TO tho point, over z p cent.
larger than in 1899. The point was made a few
weeks ago when the stock market WAS advano-
Ing rapidly that Wall street wal discountinR
tho prosperity Of tho country at too swift q
pace. Tho figures Just qnoted. together with tho
railway traffic returns that are coming TO hand,
suggest. now that the market has reacted and
become dull, that the country 10 for once forging
ahead OF Wal street. Tho closing OF tho stock
market was firm at a fractional recession from
the best prices.
Final sales compare with thoso OF yesterday
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to-day wa, due to much larger receipts than had been

tO-uhy was " ~ iehk TOColpth IMAM ustu
M~ETSIs-rron-A decline in prices Of Bsssemer pig
phia, owing 20 a notable falling on in the demand,
was reflected on CHANG, today. Priccso Of pig iron
ed. but some Transactions were made on the decline.
AIRY, q .iCS:7so Msron and april: '7,Ioas5 20.
s snd P fSs F%,%rc. =. spot ana oy,O s,snd 3.a GSs ' &c.,, s Md
vember and December, 4,l5@i.2Oc. spelter-Easier
at 4 ,go@4.25c for spot. October, November, and De.
NAVAL s~roREs-splrlt. of turpentinc nrm at SAC
34P rosin dull AZ si.40@e1.46 for common to good
PErRoLEun-crude certificates were quoted at zoe.
Provisions Lard easier. Prime, 81 30. Pork weak.
New mess, o.. 500 SIC; do, old, t~S.7oseY.25 Tahow,
Ioslslac.; Western. i6Sc.. chicago, Oct s.-"Lib:
erSi hog rcceipts and a further decline torcorn caused
was more iiquidat on by English houses and some
selling y scattered holders, with most OF the demand
coming from shorts, as for several days past. Tho
market closed quiet about inside prices. There was
no CHI nge for the better in the cash end OF the mar,
hog. are estimated for to:morrowi $4,000 to $4,000
for Monday; and iSO; 600 for next week" os. ,o,.
sI6.i6c. Refined quiet.
I'm onnted to 1860 cases, including 400 cases 1903
New England Havana at 1st2@ aoc.t g00 cases isSs
mats at 1sia@I5c.; ESQ cases 1895 Pennsyl anita ia.
yana at ag l3iac.; 300 cases 1894 Ponnsyly anis seed
at io'2@l2hc 100 cases 1878 do. at 10 &c, and 100
Sumatra at $500 ta.i 10 in bond.
Wooi-The Wool Exchange quotes foreign " DOL. a.
clothing. a5asoe.; ADELAIDE osonbinG. sa@s.e,; New
ZEALAND clothing, 2s,S2'c.; fine cros,Sred' 2Ss2sc;
Montana prin,era, iaSaoc.; Msrino. IsSieo,; Cana.
s a.ss sSmN iqI:h ay ws;ss1, EG sSisa7 and sssep.hiIs s Sos:.
%2essoc.; shropshirc wcthers. 2sSsso.; Sussex tegs.
2sc.; Sussex ewes. 2s%27c.
CHICAGO. Dot, B-Tleae Vero tO-dhyH pr1Cont
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FRIDAY, Oct D.
When the transatlantic liners clear from
European ports tomorrow there will DO over
96, 900. 900 gold In transit TO this country. The
amount engaged or announced to-day for ship
ment from abroad was $4.65O. 900. Of which
81, 500. 900 comes from Paris and the re-
mainder from London. The Bank of England
sold to-day over 81, 100000 in Amori.
can eagles for export to this country,
which Is included In tho above figures. Tho
total known specie movement, including tho
%. 3Oo.o0o received during tho week. Is now
%. 600. Tho chances are that some gold 10
under way that has not yet been reported, as
some bankers are reluctant 10 make public their
transactions, and, unless the gold is Withdrawn
from some one Of the leading banks OF Europe,
like tho Bank OF England or the Bank of France,
1t 10 difficult to keep track Of tho move
ment from abroad. Trustworthy Information 10
that In spite OF slightly higher rates OF discount
In London the movement will continue on an I'M
usually extensive scale during tho next few
weeks. and IL would not be surprising II tho
total imports Of gold this month should foot up
nearly S25. 100000. As already noted In this
column, q part OF tho specie is being brought
over In connection with the reorganiza-
ton OF tho Union Pacific Railroad. Trans
actions on that account can hardly BIO described
as special, since tho European bankers who have
contracted with the Union Pacinc Reorganiza-
tion to furnish part of the cash ro-
CURED To pay on the Government lien upon tho
road, really owe tho money hero Just as much
AZ II they had collected commercial acceptances
for their New York correspondents In excess
Of the bankers draft drawn upon them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Friday. Oct. S.-Receipts of beeyes were
9,o55 head-9 cars TO be exported. 1871 cars diroot 70
local slauEhterers, and IS cara for the market; ~ cars
on sale all told. Slow steerB easier; rough. stock
about steady. Tho yards were NOT quite cleared.
rados at o.. so: stays and oxou at %. 7b@o ~ 40; bulls
at e9S13.25; dry cows at oa9o9.+o. Dreased beef
steady at 7Sec. y n. for native sides. Gables from
British markets quote American steeS at
y n. dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at
SLGs7sc p n. No exports to-day; to morrow. 1850
beoves and 4. 1855 quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves, all for the market, were los
head, 3os head on sale all told. Slow; vesls steady
other calves i.c. lower. About 100 head were carried
over. veals sold At S54e7 so ? 100 Ds.: grassos a.
e9&o %. so City dressed veals weak at 10 W.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, Including cars
direct to butchers, were SAW head; A6ia cars on sale
all told. Very dull selling values ie0kc. ? Blower.
with tho exception OF best sheep: About go cars were
carried over. Sheep sold at S3S3t.1bp 100 na; lambs
at o!.oo9eo.<o Dressed mutton. eoeo. 2 81 dressed
lambs. 1000.
Lowell at o.. So4el.bb p 100 D.
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Disappointing Liverpool cables caused a sharp decline
In prices here at the opening to-day. Tho trading
WA moderately active and included selling Orders
for Liverpool and Southern account. After tho open
Ing, however, the fluctuations were confined within q
narrow range. and AZ the close prices were practically
dull and easier, and the Southern spot markets were
less active and in some instances easier Then. too.
the offerings or the actual cotton from the South were
liberal. and the receipts at the ports aud the interior
towns for the week were larger than had been ex.
pected earlier In the week. II was rumored that
Neill Bros. Will Issue a circular on Tue 'day estimat-
lug the yield and the general belief IL that II viii be
bearish. The weather In the South continues fair.
Mr.. Hester or New Orleans makes The quantity
brought into sight for the week 377 .Ga2 bales. against
Ae3. g6s last year and 800, 877 In 1898.
CoPPEE-Rio on the spot " As dull but steady. No. Z,
&c. sales goo bags hArAcaibo on private terms, Tho
future trading was a. followa.
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The Wheeling and Lake Erio
Railway Company.
STOCKHOLDERS COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK. September 60. 1891

NEW YORK.. September 60, 1897.
More than two-thirds OF both the Preferred s,l
Common Stock Of this Company has been deposited
with the Central Trust Company Of New York, pur
suant 10 tho agreement with this Committee.
The ~ommitte tn accordance with the aRroemont
has provided necessary funds and made paymon, Of
the interest in default upon the nrt mortgage bonds
Of July L 1885.
Further deposits Of gtook win ho received bv sho
Central Trust Company. 81 Wall Street, New York.
until and Including MONDAY ocToBER 1. 1897.
THOU OF ANY PENALTY. ana
thereafter. until and including OCTOBER IS, 1897,
ON PAYMENT OF A OF oSR-HALY OF
ONE Z ENT
NO STOCK WILL BE RECEIVED AFTER ocro.
BER 10. All stock certificates must be properly
endorsed. Application has been made to the New
York STOCK Exchange 70 List the Central Trus, Com
psny's certificates Of deposit.
DICK EROS. q CO.,
30 Broad st. New YuEk.
DlLL n CO.,
90 Broadway. Vow Yor4A
CLARK. WARD n O
30 Broad st. New York.
WDBD 4 RAIL-
81 Wall Ct. New York
4 MARS,
81 Broad st. New York.
0tockhoiders, Committee
PHHIP HATHAWAY, Secretary.
ADDRBs0 ALL COMMUNICATION TO DICE
RRoA q CO.. 90 BROAD ST.. y. Y.
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ni.hoD- E,ec, Brsw.,er,. Conservation

The Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, ooadjutor
Bishop.elect OF the diocese of Connecticut and
the present rector OF Grace Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn Heights. will DO consecrsted on Oct.
20. BY the appointment Of Bishop Williams
Church. New Haven. At tho same time there
will DO celebrated in Trinity Church tho oen.
tennary of the conservation of Bishop Jarvis,
the second Bishop of Connecticut.
pr, y rapidly recovering from the
Last month In the Cstskill Mountains.
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Real Estate Auction Sales.

~ the Broadway salesroom yesterday Strong 4
ireland sold. In foreclosure. No, o vandam street.
loo. sxS. yx2&.7 I4l. 3xl26K88. s.. throe-story brok ton.
Omont. with stores. and four threestory brick tome
ments in rear. to Edgar Harriott, for $4,000.
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Futures here declined o TO 10 points. closing barely
steady. with sales OF 1900 bags. Hayre was iSf.
lower to II, higher, Hamburg was unchanged to i
ceipts. 10000; stock. 4b4.OOOi exchange unchanged
at 7iad. Santos va! quiet At 100 reis advance; re.
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Supreme C~ourt-speclh Term-Psrt H.-EE parts
matters.
Burrogate's Court-Chamben.-No day calendar.
For probate, Wills OF Ada p. Fttts. Maria Schneider,
Annie @. BettneT. At 1880 A. NJ.
City Court-SpeciAl
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FRIDAY. Oct. s.-GRAIN-Whest-Spot was
weaker and less active. Sales 264, 900 bush.
including 10000 ungraded spring, and "a, 900
No. l hard spring on private terms here. and
100, 600 winter wheat on private terms for e1-
port at the outports. Free on board afoat:
No. l Northern spring New York. 98ac,; do.
Duluth. s7+c.; No. Q hard winter. 97Ac.; No.
2 red. new. 994c. Futures advanced osc., but
lost this and declined lee. Future sales 1885,
600 bush. Ra folloMh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
CERTIFICATES OF
In respect OF
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

S'A oi Seht. o0iu COidIeral trust Notes.
90 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. October Z. 1897.
To Aeiders Of the above Certincateei
Pursuant to the provisions Of the Note Hoiden'
Agreement dated February IS. 1897. we shall b
prepared 70 make payment on October ga. 1897. Of
swsntyseven and one half per cent ora, per cent?
On account Of the principal Of the above Certificates,
upon presentation thereof. and suitable stamping or
Endorsement thereon. at our once. No. as VI ali street,
New York. or. a. the option Of Certacate-Holdeu a
the once Of Jacob @. Roger. 80 STATE Street. Boston.
Interest will CEASE in respect Of the amount 30 pay
able on the Certificates on October %, 1897.
J. p. An d CO.,
DeDositar0A
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BArley-Was quiet. New feeding, 2Slad 2ac. cost
and freight to Buffalo; 3oGslc.. cost and freight to
New York; mailing. 44cSotc. as to quality. Rye-was
easier. State. t9ct5bc. No. 2 Western, +BSt9l2c..
cost and freiRht to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was easy.
Sales 5000 bush. No. 2 mixed In elevator at 800
82kc. Future sales 465, 900 bush. as follows:
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AVAILABLE cAlh balance,
including gold reserve, s9Is. eIs.l 9I s2lo.alb.l4A
Money in London 4@l y cent. Rates Of dis
count In oRsA market for both short and three
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THE II. II. BOOTH Co.,
23 East goth Street, New York.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Eow York stock B~1ohanGo-SaIes OoA O.
CLOSING PRICES Of UNITED srArEs honda
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COMP END.

Total sales. 3.2oo shares