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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-31
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE

Evening.
The Republican City Committee met last
evening in their new quarters Ia the Dor
rance building, but little was accom-
plished. II was decided to hold meeting
on Thursday evening to canvass the voting
lists of the wards, and on next Friday
night to hold meeting at which time i'm
portant action will be taken regarding
work for the campaign. Richard Martin,
Chairman of the City Committee presided.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-31
Burial Of Florence Dawsos.

Go to Donohue's for nice drink of Jones.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-31

Donohue, sole agent for Kentucky Dew
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-31

Oar Oft repeated assertion -, Pm
EVENING TRIBUNE Is the fnGoos6
growing paper In the city is vesiAss
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-31

liz a good thing to consider In placing
an advertising contract. The EVEN
ING TRIBUsE Is popular with all
classes. =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
TO RENAME THE PIERS.
THEY WIFI BEAR THE NAMES OF
STREETS INSTEAD OF NUMBERS.

where There Are Two Piern at the Same Street
There Will ne Numbers In Addition to Die
tipGuish Thea-The New system Will siu-
piiry Matters GrcatIy-Pier Contract Het-
The Dock Board has at last approved tho
plan by Superintendent Of Docks
Atwood by which piers along the waterfront
will DO known hereafter by specific names asso.
cisted with tho streets at or neal the foot OF
which they arc located, instead Of numbers.
This system will do away with the confusion
arising from tho old system. whereby duplicate
numbers wero technically qualified by tho
words now and 'old."
About fifteen months ago the Board Of Trade
and Transportation called the attention OF the
Dock Department to the need Of this change,
and the question was referred to superintendent
Atwood for report. While Mr.. Atwood had the
matter in hand the Board OF Trade and Trans
portation, through its on Terminal
Facilities. submitted q letter suggesting the
street designation for piers. Tho letter also
suggested that where two piers existed at the
foot OF a certain .horoughfare, Broome street,
for instance, the piers should DO designated as
''Broome street pier No. 1" and "Broome street
pier No. q"
These suggestions wero Incorporated In the
report made by Mr.. Atwood and approved BY
the board, and Chief Engineer Greene. Secretary
Terry. and Superintendent Atwood were APP
pointed a committee to consider and elaborate
the plan further. and finally decide upon q spe-
ritlc name for each pier under this system.
Tho contract for the removal of tho old pier
at the foot Of Gansevoort street and for prepar-
ing the ground for the big new pier to be erected
in its stead for the Cunaru Steamship Company,
was awarded to p. Sanford Ross of 277 Wash.
iugton street, Jersey City. Mr.. Ross's bid was
sac, $50. The new pier. for which he will pro.
pare the ground. will BIO 757 feet long and
about 100 feet wide. The plans for the recrea.
Iinn pier at the foot of Christopher street were
approved.
After tho meeting yesterday President O'Brien,
accompanied by United States Senator Thomas
Horny Carter Of Montana. boarded ono Of the
department tugs and made an inspection of tho
work In progress on the new west side water
front Improvement.
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THE CANAL CONTRACTS.
Tho Attorney.Generai Decides That UnbaIance
Bids May he Rejected.

ALBANY, Aug. 27.-Attorney-Genera Han
cock has advised state Superintendent Of Public
Works George w. Aldridge that he has au-
thority to reject any unbalanced bid on canal
improvement work, even though such bid be the
lowest, and to award the contract to the next
lowest bidder without readvertising for new
proposals. In his opinion the Attorney. Gcneral
says:
ct has been tho general policy Of the law to
guard against unbalanced bids, and in cases
where you are satisfied that such bids have
been made. and that they will increase the ulti-
mate cost of the work, you may reject them"
Contracts for So, O00.O 900 Of canal improve
ment work. the bids for which were opened re-
comfy. will not be awarded until the latter part
Of next week. The Superintendent has received
eight bids on the work OF constructing q tele.
phone line. along the canals connecting all i'm.
lortant points with the Department Of Public
Works here. Each bidder has a plan of his own
;or constructing the telephone system. and the
lids and plans have been referred to an electrical
export in New York city to pass upon: There Is
an appropriation of loO,Oo0 available for this
work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28

Futures here closed scarcely firm and unchanged
to 10 points under yesterday, with sales Of ~. 100
baGN. Havre AZ. lower; Hamburg = 10 l. pfg. down.
American visible supply OF Brazil 700. 1853 Gags.
against 49,, 900 last year. Rio IRREGULAR aud $50 refs
up; receipts u 1000 bags; stock All, 600; exchange
SID, 3.lBi. or. Santos firm and 100 reis up; re-
ceiptS 1000; stock 765. 600. There WINS some slight
liquidation OF September on the circulation OF notices
OF delivery. Buyers were few and the market ruled
easy.
NAVAL sroRrs-Spirits OF turpentlne firm at ess,a
234c.: rosin steady at 80 for common TO
good strained.
pRoyIsIoNs-Lard steadier. Prime. S.. goa o.. %.
Pork stronger. Mess. %. 25Gs$ 81. 15. Tallow, a2c.
Butter - Creamery Western. lgc. Eggs - Western.
lGLc. Chicago. Aug. 27,-"Prnvisions were some.
what unsettled. owing 10 very free liquidation by
longs, induced by the weakness In grain. A. for some
time past, the packers took most NJ the offerings, one
Of the largest Leading the buying, There was also
good Investment demand for outside account, par.
ticularly in inrd. Tho cash demand keeps large and
this market has n strong UNDERGONE, Indicating higher
prices than have yet been reached. Closing prices
were UNCHANGED to n little lower"
SUGAR-RAw firm but dull: So test, 3lac.; gB'
test, $3.50, Refined fairly active and Arm.
WooL-TheW Wool Exchange quotes foreign woods as
follows: Port Philip %coInbinR. 2BI SOC: Port Philip
clothing. I a26c,; Adelaide comhing. 22d2ic.; New
Zealand clothing. ESQ 25c.; nno crossbred, 27ct gSr.:
Cape clothing, l7@1sc.; Cape comhing. isCp lac.
Mont. Primera, 1870 < l.c. merino. | 1L,S Sc; Cana.
dian combinR, 25CD2Bc.; Montovideo, liza zoe, Eng.
lish and Irish: Irish hogs. 23u23Sc.; Irish wethers.
y2A222c.; Shropshire. Y3uG23Lc.; Sussex tegS, 22@
28c.; Sussex ewes. 25ta26c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Thcse were to-day's prices;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28

George L. Nichols has sold no. 1871 West Eighty.
ninth street to n MIR. Hollender. 1t Is u fve'story
American basement private dive ling, lnNbnNT9;
James A. Frame & son nave sold To n MI, NIcoll No.
91l West S.neticth street, a four'anl'a hhlt.Story
American basement private dwelling, lexosNl0O.
William q. HOOple has sold to VIOLA Hahn No. w
Great Jones street, n fuurstory brown'tone building
on \ lot 22xNO, for about e21, 900.
Martin MctZgcr has sOiu the plot situated on 'he
northwest corner OF 1891 street and Mclrose avenue
to Thomas Taylor. who Will improve the property.
j, Clarence Davies & 90. have sold for q orge II.
Peabody TO Lper'"r Bros. M. 4b0 Wills avenue. q
three'story building on lot 251lO0. 10 feet north OF
14bth street.
w y. Taylor & Sons have sold 10 II. D, winans &
May Tor a client No. 2S West Flftieth street. 2iN
6O;lO, a fourstory residence, Columbia College lease.
hold. on prlNAtC inrma.
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There was 4 very easy feeling al the opening, owing
TO the unsettled condition at Liverpool and Oilers
from the south; prices were = TO ! points down early
and the close showed "a loss OF ) 10 10 points, Liver.
pool was = to 3la points lower. and New Orleans I
points or. Reports on the CrVu conditions are S"ncr.
ally very favorable On an expected very heavy WELD.
Magnolia. Ark, Aug. ga Hot winds and warm
weather have damaged crop. which l. at a %standstill,
II We can have n good slow seasoning rain this week
we will make 4 large crop. Picking is general. First
receipts will come inlatter part OF this week. but Will
not be- full until latter part OF september, Macon. ia,
Aug. ga Weather now clear and favorable for cot
ton. hut accounts very conflicting. Most general rum-
plant Is OF damage resulting from hot. dry weather
during frSt few days OF August not much stress Is
laid on damage from recent rains. which deferred
picking" Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 23.-"Generous
rains IN every section OF the Memphis district caused
rapid icvc opment OF the cotton crop. and there IS "A
marked change from early in July. With a late fall
there Willie u full average yield In all this section
IS! reports Of plant forming. blooming. and boiiinS
well: ~ say the contrary; 32s report the crop in
good condition: 81 fair and ~ good; $40 in better
condition than last year; so not so good, ami -
about the same as n year ago. Crop. as . whole. about
three weeks later than last season. Picking in west
Tennessee. north Mississippi. north Arkansas, and
north Alnnama begins early In september. bat not
general till close OF month";
COFFEE-Rio On the spot W as dull hut steady: No. .,
67ec. Sales 500 lRRs Maracaiho on private forms. The
fnN nSa a sAa n = IL
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FRIDAY. Aug. 27.-GRAlN-Wheat Spot was
easier. Sales 276.O0 bush. including 10000
No. red late last night and 100000 do. to-day
on private terms for export. Free on board afoat:
No. \ Northern spring New York, nominal; No. l
hard spring, Sl.os4; No. = hard winter, Sl.OO4;
No. 2 red new. $l.O2h. Duluth's receipts
to-day we're 1928 BUSH, against 253.O47
u year ago; Minneapolis received 2Ol, 400
against 176.66o; Milwaukee 21.45O. against
45.so0: Chicago l69.25L. against e9.445i st.
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Live stock Market.

were 2, 7s3 head: 8 cars to le exported, ia ears
direct TO local slaughterers, and 20 cars TO b. sold.
Quiet, but generally steady. The yards were fully
cleared in good season. Native steers sold at sl.laOS
e5.l7I Y 100 Dsr Texans at q. 10. stays and oxen
at e3GI94 so. bulls AT -, 900 81. Ob. dry cows NJ 500
$500. Dressed beef frm at 7@sLac. v n. for poor TO
prime native sides. Cables from British markets
quote American steers at lOL@llc. y n. dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef at hLaSc. y
n. Exports to-day 40 sheep. Tomorrow 2,i40 beeyeS
and 4. BO7 quarters of beef.
Receipts or calves. all for the maTket, were -
pens. Yeals sold Ut SV4s7.2D v loo ma Dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
Heal Estate Auction sales.

At tho broadway Salcsroom yesterday John NJ.
thompson & CO, sold Nos. 100 aud III West 1884
street, near Columbus avenue, twostory stone. front
HAT houses. plot a1.bN lUO.lI. foreclosure, to the
plaintiff. Cornelius j, DuuON an. for 81 500.
Peter /. Meyer 4 Co. sold No. 069 East | t4th street.
near Wills avenue, thrrr.stOry brick dwelling. lot
l7.INlOO. foreclosure. to the plaintiffs. Jacob Korn
and another, for 55,Sin; also No. 2i9 seventh avenue
and No. 1872 Twenty fourth street, southeast corner,
two fOur.stury brick tenement houses. plots run east
SON south 3A.HS west COX north lH.pS west 80 to
avenue x north 1914 also No, 36S West Fifty.seventh
street. southeast corner OF Ninth avenue. four.
story stone.front dwelling. lot 2OxlOO.5; also
Nos. 427 and 429 West Fifty.siSth street. near
Ninth avenue, two nVe.stpry stone front tenement
houses and two twostOrv brick stables on
rear. plot 5OHl3s $3.50. l32 .; also No. AL sixth
avenue, near Twenty.sevcnth street. four story stone
front tenement house, lot 2ONiO; also No. sg2 sixth
avenue, near FOrty.seventh street, fOur.story stone.
front tenement house, lot runs east bSX south lO.5x
west I.lO& south NIX west HU.2 TO avenue < north
90; also Girard nvcnle. northwest corner OF James
street. vacant plot. lOOxl25; also girnrd avenue,
west side, loo feet north of James street, vacant plot.
l00xl25. foreclosure, all right. title. and interest Of
defendants In the above parcels to the plaintiff, Flo
rian Ruhe, for O.. 900.
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FRIDAY. Aug. 81.
There was a decided improvement in the stock
marketto'day in every respect. The transactions
were larger than for several days past and they
were better distributed. There was an increase
In the volume of commission business. and there
were indications that interests capable OF giving
direction to the market were moro aggressive
than they have been during tho last two
or three weeks. The changes noted mey
no attributed to "a number OF ephsmeral
or minor causes but they Arv hardly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28

calves generally nrm, city dressed veais. eia@i1c.
y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. including 0 cars direct
to butchers, were b,B17 head; 32io cars on sale, All
told. Very slow; steady for sheep, but lower for lambs.
About 4 cars were carried, over. Sheet. sold &C
f2.B2Ie 1915 y 100 MS; lambs at et.2O11o.bo.
Dressed mutton. @7c. y nj dressed lambs, Ios9c,
Receipts W hogs were 1900 head. including u
head on sale. Higher at 81. 500 so. 10 Y 100 ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28
Fin1nrtaI.
To THE sHAREuOLDERs OF u
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies :

In Wow OF the recent legislation providing for the
reduction OF the price OF gas In thc city OF New York,
It has seemed to many stockholders advisable to
unto inc properties ana interests VI ~ 'Woc COM
pauies' S"'h an as"o'ia'ioh oI "'''"'' WIN c""ole
'"' Z" ''' W "'t'u"'' ".' .''"'"o'' u
"''"'p''" nIoT' '''ec'''e'9 WV" II '"'6'' ~ ''"r
P"""cS' 4 "H' W." e'a"le uc''er ScF'"o W
u'reu w inc luo"c' IL Is therefore, pr"p"seu 70
FORM" ne" c"rp'r"''"n' anu toeN'h"nSe u Sh"r''
Oh 'e present companies o nc" Se'"'i''es = may
oe her'Ai''r "'l'Fm'h'"' II uhicrs'e"e" WIZ a"'
y u'fos'aiE vi II s'ork oi "o'h con'pahies' cor
'nca'cS "n''h must oe lhi"rseo III o'ank anu az
positeu WIN H. W. 'cr'ihcaVes Oh ueposit VIII NJ ~
SUED
III more mar two-th'ruS oi tho shares OF the re-
spectlNc companies arc deposited with the UNDER
signed before september ], 1897, or other date
limited by the undersigned It has been agreed that
iisncd within thirty day. thereafter. II two,thirds Of
s sno Scrt,S a. Sc,I are Fo' to he rct "Tp no, TO % S %rr",,es 'q /,
has further been agreed thnt any depositinR shars-
holder dissatisfied with the allotment OF new securt
ties uhder sucn piah' when pup!shed' VIII DO On
titleu' AT MS option TO DC paid In cash as follows;
al For each share Cpar 500 OF
Tho Equitable Gas Light Com
co. '1I For each share par 500, or 40
the Preferred stock of The New
u" IN" ' '"
pnno IN casn
t3.) For each share (pnr 500 OF
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sales of railway bonds tpar valued. s2, scI. 900.

"N 'hH hpAf 'aue), ", bUl, 900,
RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREA
Open High Loo, -closno-
EaT's. ing. eat. eat ma
$3.50 Am sR"l4et l4et 1851 l4ss I4ss
800 Amshp 32S aga 32I. 3ea aes.
1910 Am lob. OIL ola OIL Ola ora
rs Am Ellie lle lle lI6all7'
geo Am col 2ob 2oh Goa 2oL goa
az Amoop 70 73b 70 70 z d
S37o Atch.Tk
Sea-: lsS l6s l5s 49, 1874
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ANhIIable cash balance,

including gold reserve. seeo. sos. 7s+ SEQ, $4,000
Money in London y a l y cent. Rates Of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills Ia y cent. Paris advices quote
3 y cents. at lO4 francs IS confines. Exchange
on London. 20 francs II confines.
The Central Trust Company announces that,
A. the request Of tho holders OF the stocks OF the
Equitable Gas Light and New York and East
River Gas Light companies. il has extended tho
time for the deposit of stock under the proposed
consolidation to Oct. /.
The Fortuna. Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany has, declared tho twelfth consecutive
monthly dividend OF 10 cents. payable Aug, 30.
The salcs OF mining stocks Mt tho New York
dAY We're IA fnllnMa.
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OFFICE OF WEIsBAeH COMMERCIAL CON
ROCHESTER AND
RAILWAY lOSpANl.
Glrrtions and aaertinas.
LAKE ERIE & WESrERN

COMPANY.
Notice IL hereby given that the annual meeting Of
stockholders OF The Lake Erie & Western Railroad
company will be held at the orfca OF the company in
Peoria. III. on Wednesday. the 9th day OF october,
lHrs. Tor the election Of Directors and tue Transaction
Of any other business which may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
The transfer books will tie closed ct noon on satur.
day. September 18th, AMI r,opcned at 10 O'Clock A. y.
on Thursday. October eth. 1897.
New York, August 2sth. 1897.
l.. N. w Secretary.
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cfinanriaI.
%s5,ooo,ooo.
sERIES a
Pennsylvania Company
GUARANTEED 8! PER CENT
TRUST CERTIFICATES.

Secured by Covenant or the PennsyIvania
Company ana Pledge OF FIrty Thou-an nd shares
OF the Guaranteed special stock OF the Pitts-
burGh. Fort Wayne a Chicago Railway Com.
Dany, AEEreEntinE Mt Par Five Wilton Dollars
tso. 900. oOOL and by the Guaranty OF the
Pennsylvanin Railroad Company.
These certificates are issued by The Girard
Life Insurance. Annuity and Trust Company OF
Philadelphia, as Trustee. under n deed OF trust
made by the Pennsylvania Company and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company TO the said
Trust Company. whereby the Pennsylvania
Company has pledged with said Trust Company
$1,000 900 al par Of the Seven Per Cent. Guar
antced Special Stock OF the Pittsburgh, Fl.
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company. which
road forms the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's main line from Pittsburgh to Chicago.
as collateral security for a loan of S.. OOO. 600
TO be known as 'Pennsylvania Company Guar
anteed 81. Per Cent. Trust Certificates. Series
A. and issued in amounts of 81 900. payable
forty years from September !, 1897, with in
terest at 3l2 per cent. per annum. payable
March and September l in each year. Princi-
pal and interest are payable in gold, without
deduction for any tax or taxes now imposed or
hereafter TO be imposed thereon. either by the
laws of the United States of America or OF the
State of Pennsylvania. for National or State
purposes, and which either of the said Compa-
mics is or may be required or authorized TO
retain theretrom. said Pennsylvania Company
agreeing to pay the same. and the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Compan guaranteeing payment
thereof. and each certificate has endorsed
thereon the absolute covenant OF payment
thereof by the Pennsylvania Company lbeing
the proprietary Company OF the Pennsylvania
Lines west OF Pittsburgh. and
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'PRlNTED MATTER. Sc-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. Sc. for Ger
many, and specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c. for other parts Of Europe. American aud
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and CunRrI. French and
German steamers On saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter. &C for all countries for which they are Ad-
Nertiscd to carry mail.
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Marhinrru.

FOR SALE at a bargain. can lie seen running. . Coz
Il trell stop cylinder printing presses. SSKGs beds
orice.
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$4,000. against 55,20O; Toledo 114.s57.
against 5A,277; Detroit 90, 2e5. against 90, 100.
Futures opened Gee. to &c. lower. recovered part
OF this, then reacted and closed 3hs@4asc. off.
Future sales 13,505, 900 BUSH. as follows:
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After the closing OF the Supplementary TransAtlan-
tic Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails arc opened on the piers OF the American.
English, French and German steamers, aud remain
ops mntl within Ten Minutes OF tho hour OF sail
ing Of steamer.
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Iiriaends and 9uteresf.


Delaware and Hnd.on cnnni C"mpany.'
NEW YORK. Aug. 25. 1897.
A quarterly %dtviienf OF ONE AND oSE-QCAETER
Ia) PER CENT. on the Capital stock Of this pAny
Will be paid at the orice OF the Company. Fl CortlAndt
ST. In this city. on and after "wednesday. Sept. is,
1897. The transfer books Will be closed from the clono
OF business to-day until the morning % Thursday,
sept. l6. 1897.
By order OF the Board Of Managers.
CHARLES A WALKER, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL CON.
PAN1.
20 Wall St. New York. August IL, 1897.
The Directors have this day declared a quarterly
dividend Of TWO ~ PER CENT. on me PR .erred
stock. payable September 10. $50. to stockkoIc.rs
OF record II the close OF business August 3l-t. Trans
FER books OF the preferred stock Will b. closed from
y ptefnher LIST to September 10th, both inclusive.
Checks viii be mailed.
EDWARD c. Z Treasurer.
BUFFALO, ROCHEsTER AND
RAILWAY I~OsIPAN1.
Coupons OF the General MortgRg ) per cent Bonds
OF this company, due sept. ! next. will be paid On
and after that date al the linton Trust co. OF New
York. J, II. HOG Art Assistant TrAssurer
THE FORTUNA COLL MINING AND MILLING
1 CoNPASf has declared. Ane. -, its twelfth con.
secutive monthly dividend OF 10 cents a share. pay.
able at ONCE OF Company, 90 Rrnadwa y. Aug. 50.
BOOKS close Aug. IS and open Aug. ri. 1897.
Z. !. HARDING. Treasurer.
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2ublir Autires.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
should I've read DAILY by all interested. As changes
may occur al any timeD
Foreign mails for the week ending Aus. IS. 1897,
will close in all cases at the General
Post ONCE as follows; PARCEL POST MAILS closs
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.-At : A. NJ. for RANCE SwITZRR.
LANp. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship IL
GAsrosne'. via Hayre 0ettes fo= other paris Of
Eurolr must he directed i" per la Gascogne"); az
: 4. NJ. for direct. per steamship
Spaarnaam. VIA Rotterdam leiters must be al.
rected 4" rer Spaarndam'n' at 10 A. NJ. for SCOT
LAND direct, ler steamship CircAs>iA. via GlAs.
Eow lettsS must be directed i" per CircassiA")t
AZ II 4 NJ: for NORWAY direct. per steamship
Island letters mist lie directed - per lslAnd'0t
AT - NJ. complementary 1880 !, NJ for EUROPk'
per steamship Cmbria', via Queenstown.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock ~E1chanEe-saIes Aug. ~.
UNITED STATES n STATE BONDS TN 81. ooos,.
] q 3 q, C, 5la
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Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme Court-speclal Term-Part LEI. parte
matters.
SurroRates day calendar.
City Court-Special
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MACMILLAN g. CO.,

Members Philadelphia Petroleum 4 Stock Exchange.
40 EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
CARTER BUILDING, BOSTON.
Exclusive privat wiTe system.
Contracts undertaken IN stocks, bonds grain cot.
ton. AMI provisions.
code Of Procedure. Laws OF New York, carries tho
follow ing;
Transactions made on quotations of tho Nav
York stock Exchange are not a violation OF law"
We buy and sell stocks ON margin or for cAsb
We also deal "a bonds, In wheat, corn, rye, oats, Lard,
pork, short ribs, and In cotton.
Business solicited.