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ReaI E.tnle AuclIan snle,.

: the Broadway salesroom yesterday William Ken.
nelly sold Nos. SOB and sos Morris avenue. near 1911 1T
street. two fourstory brick tenement houses, plot
45Hi2h, foreclosure. to Etliclh"rt Wilson. plaintiff.
for SOL. 49l,
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold NJ. 90 Lorillard street. or
place. near 18Th street, two-story brick building. lot
2bKlOO, Foreclosure, TO spencer c, Cue, Ilantin, for
04.l5O; also No. 3Ol Pleasant avenue, near l2lst
street. three-stOry brow tone dwelling, lot l6E76.H,
foreclosure. 10 William Hanhart, for SB. 5Oni also No.
asa Pleasant avenue. near l2lst street, three.story
browns;oue dwelling. lot l0k76. foreclosure. to Wi.
liam HanhArt, for So,OoOj also Nos, 1857 aud 260
wost street. hsAr Hoboksh street, sightStOTy brick
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The trading in cotton to-day was dull and in the main
of a local. featureless character. The fluctuations in
prices were confined within a marrow range. with tho
tendency upward. Liverpool was easter, but the re-
ceints at the ports and the interior towns showed n
falling on and the total receipts at the ports thus far
this week are now smaller than for the same time
last week. while the total for the week is estimated
at about 800, 900. against $4,000 bales last week.
The decreased movement Is attributed by some to
bad roads" In the South. The Southern spot
markets were firm with q good business, and the ex.
ports to-day were liberal. Local scalpers sold
toward the close. hut the offerings were quickly ab-
sorbed and prices held steady. tho last quotations be-
Ing about the best OF tho day.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No. z,
61ic. Sales 900 bags Maracaibo and 300 bags Sava.
nilla on private terms, The future trading was as
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T rlsS saie s'd re a s.s5S ssss ? f aa 10 p Sse1ias s1o; II. 4 lTa%:
r DasS d dsslinsi re PsTi TO- $780, q H Stock &a' 4 1880 a. e *
e"d%sS a. : anc cSai p prsSs'G 1ee CO 5t.0G ao,o 61D;0s s,o @Ss
$4,000. Lower European cables, together with tho
The receipts at RIO and santos were liberal. NI
MErALsmolron..W as easier, Spot; De-, emhsr and Jan.
and January. lo.ssSasslo .oSs. fE,ad5wsss quiet. spot.
easy. Spot, December aud January. la.GoSl3.s5c:
spelter-was unchanged, Spot and December. s.So
NAVAL sroREs-were quiet but steady. Spirits of
,orRsns,Ins; $50 asiac'i common to good strained
northumberland certificates were unquoted here
"i Pn On Dn Gl.i. S'n Wss T Itss u aeti8s. Prime. s4.ss;
city, 81; a7i2ss4.e2i2 refined for the Continent,
Picked hams, -tsstS;5tsS; dc, bellies; St@Gs:; do.
lSs': thirds; Iss i%S;; STAG; fancy; sie,: G5s,s; 90 g
cream. large coloreG and white fancy. s'ac.; finest.
7 &C.; s nrssiii f f"ip 20 s sS1a While Issf fa aSs;; SSSasnnia sc.: a SaS
sl4SStac.; common to good. si2issc. EgEs-stnte
S soa r to Prime. y s&a stt' wc s"snSr fresh gath gath. red 1Sf f fsu.'
22H93c,; fair to good. .0G9ic. Chicago, Dec. ga
the trading being in the way OF changing January to
May. and the carrying charges narrowed slightly.
small advance. The cash demand continues rather
sl" mw;, Hog receipts y no UG ire, liberal: With pr prices for same
row. Provisions win not sell OF much. II any" 80.
SrGtt-Raww was duh but Nrn. ~ test, 32c.; g.
test, &c. Refined was quiet but firm.
wooL-The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods.
secured hnsis. as follows: TrNns.spring fine. 12
52c.; spring. medium. l2 months, 459i7c.; spring.
medium, o tos months. i2@ A9c.; fall. fine. 4Ilhi5c.
Csltfornia-Spring northern. free. 4 to l2 months,
re i53r.: spring. northern, free. o To e months. 41Gt
soc: southern, ~ months, pN50ci southern. 9 to =
months. 1ttisc.: fa'I. free. dOG,44c.: tall. defective.
SOD Csc. O~regou-Eastern No. /. 5l@52r; eastern
No. 3. iGdS4sc.i valley No. !. i6CE 47c valley No. 2.
49,; valley No. 2, ACE. Territory staplc-FIne. 6Is6
SOC. lnc medium. $50 4r.; medium, 4sce5Oc. Ter,
ritory ordinary-Iine o2853c, hne medium. 4sG
Goo" medium. 4IGi6'.
CIIICAso. Dec. % These ere to,day's prices.
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including gold reserve. s287. 1870 GIL ses7,lss.24o
The Treasury OF the United States will to-
morrow pay out from $4,000 600 to 100000
900 in payment for Pacific Railroad bonds.
known as currency is, received at the Treas
ury from various holders of securities.
Money In London 2la1S y cent. Rates OF dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills. . l5-lGn3 e cent. Amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day el00.O 900. Paris advicts quote 80
cents at 1903 francs l2i2 confines. Exchange on
London, rs francs 2iia confines.
The sales OF mining stocks Mt tho New York
Consolidated. stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
1ny WORE, 40 follpSs-
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MIR. ottcndorrer,. p,re Los. In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2o.-Tiro started at 8 o'clock
this morning in A. II. Andrews's furniture fac
tory at Twenty-sccond and Fisk streets. Prop
crty approSimating $25O.Oo0 was destroyed and
three tlrenen narrowly escaped death. The fire
started in n dry kiln. The firm employed 275
men. The. plant was owned by Oswald Often.
dorfer Of New York.
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within Legfhc incident yvn, IRE scaboard clearnnoeA
hsss. 900 bush. with hlfnost 100000 bush. ont Of
Newport News blone. This Inspection was 1T cars,
an active demand for oats for shipment, with ? nrmi
market. Receipts wero goo cars, with 500 eStifnateu
for Thursday. oleafances from tho seaboard werO
FLouE-Was moderately active to-day. Prices were
hrni for winter wheat brands. but rather easy on
spring grades. The sales were 10000 Ibis.
Bills. Sacks;
hfceiph ......... .....,.....1l,1S lo'zvs
Exports ,.."... ala 2S.1Ao
Winter in bhls. supernnc, s3lo@s %. q5; No. Q extrn,
ea.i 100 SCOT s~trnishts. 81 .aOGsi.b5; patents, eA,7b
strsIshts, s9,ooS si,so; patents, sa,aoSsS.sS. Mi
Fecd-was frm and fairly active. Western spring In
100 M sssks Sls;ISSslt 2oO'S MS. sis.Ao' winter
CoTroS-spot cotton hote wns unchanged. with
sales of ~ bales for spinning; 1900 bales were dc.
7isc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf else, against
TAO. last year. Tho Southern spot marketa were
S.ISo. Mobile 100. S SGifSns i.Saa. 0 s.. Louis i,aSc,
aud Augusta Loo bn'es. liverpool was unchaniod
ON the spot, with sales OF 1o.oOO bales; futures there
declined I point, but recovered part OF the. loss,
closing unchanged to l. point lower. In Manchester
yarns were qnlot but nrm; cloths in moderate de.
d,Sas last week and a.esS last year; Houston
S.ool, aEainst 7,oii last week and $3.50
last year. augusta i,6si, against i,lSS d ,Ss'
Cincinnati i,06i, against 2,i58 last week and a,s2s
last year. Augusta shipped today l,523, Memphis
e,flO, st. Louis u. Gao, Cincinnati 2,592, and Houston
s.o60 bales. Houston expects tomorrow 1000 to
year. New Orleans expects I2. 900 to 5000. against
ceipts to-day were 1929 bales. against 7o,tps lgst
O5s, against a74.e03 thus for last week. Tho ex.
ports from the ports were 49, 1874 bales. New Orleans
advanced 8 points. Futures here opened unchanged.
then declined 1 to 2 points. but rallied and closed
at. edy with prices g TO 4 points higher for the day.
with sales Of 10000 bales. The future trading was
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LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.


"WEDNESDAY, Dec. %.
The comparatively slight speculative Interest
reflected In to-day's stock market centred in
Manhattan Railway. Metropolitan Street Rail-
way, and tho anthracite coal stocks. Tho net
advances Of moro than 2 points in each of
the local railway shares was explained
by the territorial agreement reached between
the Metropolitan and the Third Avenue Railroad
companies. On light transactions. yet more OK.
tensiye than have been recorded for o long
time, Third Avenue Railroad stock enjoyed
a net advance of 8 points. Tho adjustment
of the differences between the two sur
face road systems Is obviously Of great
advantage to both of them. The advance in
tho shares of the anthracite coal carrying
companies has a substantial foundation In the
determination of tho managers Of those COM
panies to conserve their business by conducting
1t in a sensible and harmonious way, though not
through the medium Of q joint or central
selling agency, as reported in q number
OF sensational newspapers this morning.
The improvement in the anthracite group
included Delaware and Hudson and Sus-
quehanna and Western preferred. The
declaration of tho usual dividends by tho
Vanderbilt companies. on fairly good %showings
for tho year, following the list of dividends de-
clared yesterday. had q good effect upon specu.
latiyo sentiment Tho market, however, con-
tinued dull, for reasons that have been advertod
to In this column during the last two
days. A further decline in the rates
OF foreign exchange and absence of indications
of uncomfortable activity In the money market
strengthened the general situation. Confidence
in tho future of tho market for railway securi.
ties would doubtless be increased II the trunk
lines and other transportation companies repre-.
scented in the Central Traffic Association would
deyise some plan for maintaining rates or live
up to the agreements which apparently are
made only to be broken. The closing OF the
stock market was in tho main strong at about
tho best prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follOMs:
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Barley was stronger. Now feeding. 29k029iac., cost
and freight to Bunalo; mailing, 45&o2c,. as to quality.
Rye-Wasd dull. State. GOO 50iac. No. . Western. A0ia
@5oc.. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-spot was
less active. The sales were 1885, 900 BUSH. including
80. 900 No. 9 mixed on private terms free on board
anoat for export. No. e mixed. In elevator. 83isc.,
to isc. lower. Future sales 225,OOob bush. as foilowsi
Opening. Highest. Lo,cest. Closing. Noit.
S Ssy ssitSss sMiss siss 81 sa"s
oats-spot were dull. The sales were $1,000 bush.
% sspSf., No. s;o9o w NJ; ? 81 siniP ses; S on RF,SE s, germs germs for for
9 white clipped. 9sc;' No; . mixed. 5000 at e7l?c,;
$7Ias5 No. mixed: deIlysrsd, sS,gs track mixed.
were nominally unchanged. No sales.
Opening, Ht0nsst. Lowe't. c,ssttng. Mott,
R PsSsasry 80" rs rs
main Of a local %scalping character, but included some
rGasisa e sIisdtsy early fh In L lSs : aSyii c Al as' mt ptic est aS
than had been expected; the receipts at tho North
and shorts Covered. But before the close the in
PFrSEUsmsnt wa Ioit and o,d a frartiTnal decline
selling, ~LiverPool declined I'd 70 IA. Paris
western and T' ga las. ws year t7s n, saf'ii sssIn l.p .7s last sa
increase in tho available supply in this country OF
i%..ssssss..SSoOoo P Sus h.. " Ruropcs m . i"SiS1S were s sash asS q.
making the Increase In the worlds available supply
,O5B.00O bush. Corn was quiet and generally
steady. Liverpool was unchanged at Id. lower.
The available supply in this country decreased 79e.
900 h"Ee. Chicago received III cars. Oats were
dull, but steady. The available supply decreased
l3B. 900 bush. Chicago received 300 cars and ex,
poets 800 to. mOrrow. Chicago, Dec, 22.-"The wheat
market to-day was very dull and lower, May selling
from 02Tsc. to 03 ia@B5Hec, closing about 93c. Decem'
Der ranged from DSHsc. to UO'Ic., aud closed at the
bottom. The bull interest supported the December
option until tho offerings became too liberal. when
they seemed TO Withdraw from the market. The
stock Of contract wheat increased for the day d2b. 900
hush aud II looks now Ike II would be- Z, 800. 900
bush. by the first OF January. The outcome of tho
deal Is stnl a conundrum; II PVT on the market In
large quantities. the price VIII sell TO a discount
below May, There were practically no export
sales reported to-day. Clearances from the
in the worlds vlsible was i,Ob0,ooO bush. Corn
| There was . steady corn market. all this nuotuGtionS
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finanrial.
To the stockholders OF the
Central Pacific
Company.

On January LIST. 1898, the greater part of the United
States Bonds issued in aid Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY will have matured. and 1t 10
deemed advisable that unity of action of all Stock.
holders should be secured, in order that their inter
ests may DO properly protected.
At the request of the holders of a large number of
shares. and Of the LONDON COMMITTEE, of which
f. @. Banbury, N. p, is Chairman. and which has on
deposit a very large amount of the stock. the under.
signed have agreed to act as q Committee to represent
tie interests Of tho stockholders In this country, In
conjunction with the London Committee. under an
agreement contemplating the adoption of q plan of
reorganization TO be submitted to certificate holders.
Tho plan of action ~contemplates:
4. An equitable settlement with tho United
States Government respecting tho Govern
ments lion on the aided portions Of the
road.
o. Avoiding, n possible, tho expenses attend.
ant upon q receivership.
o. A reorganization under which . new issue
or new isaura OF bonds may be made Mt tho
lowest possible rate or interest.
After q satisfactory settlement with the Govern.
ment shall have been reached. the question Of the re-
lations OF the company to competing and connecting
Companies will receive the Committees careful At
tent!on.
In order that the Committee may be prepared to act
at the proper time. without delay, holders Of shares
are urged to deposit them at once with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY. which will issuo its Negotiable
Receipts against tho deposit Of Share Certificates nm
der the agreement, and in due time application will
be made to have the receipts listed on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Copies Of tho agreement may be obtained at the
office OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, ca A
ST., NEW YORK, or from any member Of the Com.
mittee.
New York. December 10, 1897.
AUGUST BELMONT,
JOHN G. Carlisle,
GEORGE
Committee.
ADRIA H. JoLINH.
Counsel.
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elections mud Meetings.
OFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO. ROCk ISLAND
AND rACliI, RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 2 d !,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, December Cd. 1897.
Especial meeting OF tho stockholders OF Tho Chi.
sago. Rock island and Pacific Railway, comgany.
the General Once OF the Company, No. la Van
Buren, street. IN the city OF Chicago. County of Cook
F fsS 2iase q t i. isSs SA at = 10 '' o'eioos Si n for SHy the
p tSs 1cst Of eSns,d n1 ,ns letting. and at deciding s6nssn Wh he a"s
wall authorize the creation Of q, bonded debt by
,s0 tr ,ssaf time at t, sai Time s'" tSc board sa% on D f1Ss sm0 may
determine, Of bonds. payable In Gold Coin Of
standard OF weight and nneness. and not exceeding
dol assr Csioe. 5 R5H .SUSS. s %aiu ri one Ja nnn"Fse /! mi iass.
and bearing a rate of interest not exceeding Ave per
cxecuiion Of a mortgage or deed Of trust 10 such
Trustee or Trustees as may be DESIGNATED by the
TO secure all such bonds. which are to be issued for
sa' s eS5poi ms Of 1fsu n%isiSn rsnss@ ohIfss Gf Psy on th Z:
COMPANY; and Of such ether companies whose rail.
purchase by The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacino
Railway Company. and FOR the purpose Of tho future
erty II Til Company and also whether the stocknoia.
s sas 1i mortgage '%s : HS% for src Sa!i SS, the sad d. bonds %%a " as sSsi, Be- 5:
sao 6n to me hs sa,a IN mee I'll ana VIII ratfy the
such bonds and such mortgage or deed Of trust and
indicating the property to be covered thereby and
dec deei tns '" whethcF P1 HrIisis Vii Il i" on the xrt,e s%:,@ Of COM s%s
; Sane' IL The O. y sn's e so b 1870 'a as the s shi A aRS Ssy w @.
amended at the annual meeting Of the stockholders
shall be fnrther amenied SO rs to read: THE highest
amount Of funded debt to which tn company shallbs
- r.. r. CABLE. President.
w. q. PURDi. Secretary.
OFFICE or THE WARD SHIRT co. tLTD.)
s05 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
The annual meeting of the Directors Of the Ward
Shirt Co.. Ltd, for the purpose of electinS Directors
for the ensuing year aud for the transact on Of such
other business n, may properly come before tho
meeting. Will 10 hcIi r. No. 100 East I'D st, New
York City. ON Tuesdny. the nth day OF January.
1898. at . O'Clock p. N. Transfer books will b0
closed Jan. 4, and reopencd Jan. l2 1888.
f. Nj. WARD. Secretary.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF the City Of New
L York.-New YORK. December l2, ls37.-The an.
nual election for Directors OF this Bank VIII he held
at the banking house. No. 100 9TH av.. on Tuesday,
Jan. IL. 1898. The polls will lie open from $3.50 to
1880 o'clock A. N. j. S. CASE. Cashier.
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NEW NOIk, December "lBt. 1877.
The Board OF Directors have to-day declared a Sc mi.
annual dividend " SEVEN "a l. CENT. FREQ OF
tax. payan!c January ID, isVs. TO STOCK holders OF
record 81 tiia date.
The transfer books will remain closed until JGnu.
aEy 9th. loVt. W. u. bkhGET. CaAhisk.
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Sieetioa aptirts.

N~SNN~~
voted thereon Tor the once Of MEMBER OF
was Ono hundred and six..... 1Oo
The number OF ballots which were rejected
- void, on which NO yot for any candt
date for the once OF MEMBER OF ASSEM-
4 was counted. was Seventy. lone" II
We certify this Statement TO be correct, and have
enused the same to DO attested by the signatures OF
the Chairman and q majority OF this Board and the
Secretary thereof this 10th day OF December, A. d.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seyen.
HENRY l.. SCHOOL. Chairman Pro Tenn,
WIN. II. TEN EYCK. Secretary.
HARLEs WINES. III JERoLoMAN,
DIRE ROBINSON, Ohm ]. O'BRIEN,
JOSEPH T. HACKRTT, JEREMIAH BENNEFICK,
COLLIN II. FRANK j. GOODWIN
FREDERICK A. WARE, WILLIAM LANCY
THohAS DWYER, ANDREW A. EOONAN.
JACOB @, wUND, CHARLES A. PARKER,
WILLIAM TAFT, JOSEPH SCHILL1N0.
state of Netc York, city and County OF kstu York,
County Clerks 001ce, ST.:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the
%feregoing with the original statement on he in this
on1ce. and that II II n correct transcript therefr0m
and Of the whole OF said original.
........... Witness my hand and ofncinl seal at
the New County Court House In the City
L.. q and County Of New York. this 10th day
Of December one thousand eight hun
s.'''''''"' dred and ninety.seven.
HENRY ID. PURROY,
Clerk OF the County OF New York.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &C., for Ger
many, aud SIP cially Addressed Printed Matter,
&C, for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednes 'ays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard, French and
German steamers on SATURDAYS take Printed Mat
ter. &c, for all countries for which they are ad.
vertised to carry mail.
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sSpro%ass; COURT ecSa .s e Il. Ss sssS1s.i Tor re sss p Ssd'r OF the
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREa

AND OTHER sHAREa
Open. HIGH Lo,c- -c1osfnc- |
ing. est. cot. BID. asked.
sAdsEx,l55 100 1856 8 100
1915 Am sR.l3ss 1881 3 1888 1884,
III Am lob. sc SO SO Sc sch
A E1..l15a ll5hll5hl 1le
AmCop Tar 74a 74h 74A 70
llo Atch.Te
SEE. 49, 81. g ,a'. ,s.
1868 Atch.T&
sFop. 80 so's 80 SOL o
1900 Brupswk
oov Bait aS, 4 . 49, 3 "a "a a. a. 81, a. u
24so Bay sta de as DIS AZ 4a
4u2 Br's RT az SCH 80 32k z
's' Can So. 54h 64h $50 SO 50
20 Con leo. 2 324 32% 32 80
1000 lee p. 80 80 Ss 81 80
300 Oh otw 8 l5s l5 10 o
DO Cen rsc 11h III llh III l2a
800 Cb's&o 2lA 21A 21A 2lk 2lS
30 Oh & Altle2 le2 lea 9 -
&c {.
1920 c&Nwl2lh le1Sle1 1907
l1722 C, & &C. och eea 90 8 eeh
1880 c.M&stp e47s e5s cas- e41 90
2l5 C. & St
Ppf....l4ah l42t l4ah 1924 lAea
2s4o C.RI&P eos o 30 eoh Dos
Trac 81 e2s 81 81 eeb
o20 conGas. 1911 1922 1871 1872 1922
200 D.L&wl6e 1877 l5e 100 1877
2oD&RG. I2a 124 12a ia l2
b%oD&RGp 10 as DO 16a Ieh
200 Erie lstp asL 49, 8 3sa $50
4s EdiE1..l25 1857 l26 1891 la6
81 Fw&Dcs 10 leh ID - -
400 G nEleo 8 3sa 33h sah sa%
100 Hawai'n
os.... ct s7 e7 ae. s7
100 lno"ns. loss. 1913. 1osa loa. Q
R4oo KC.P&G 2OS 2lL 20 2oS eos
100 l6h l6h l6h le les
900 Lake sh173 z ia l72 TIA
sSS Long ISL Isl; SO ass ss 70 40
40 Laol D. eoh eoh o 90 81
1900 Lou & n 66S 67l SEA- 9 q
R4slo MAnconlo3 1862 lo3b lo6 looh
100 Min Iron 90 90 90 90 5ea
100 MexNctf IN IN IL ! Ia
ooet NetstRyl 26a 1877 1854 1891 le7
11oM&ssL 26s 26a 26a 26s 20
lob M,K4Tp a5a s6a s61 s6a SO
ssss N J Cen, e4a go e4h e6 e6S
$50 NYcen,lo OF lo7 1905 loes lo7
100 Nat L. pl q lo4h lo4 lo4h lob
100 Nor Am. Ia 4s 4S Ah a.
100 NY&NH,lsa ls2 lse lee lsA
80
STU. l2s 49, 49, l3 Ia
ca
SLIP 7ss 7e+ 7s. 90 10
600 les leh leh loh 1914
1890 Y. s&
wpf... 34h 36h q 34S 36
600 wp as 47a AIS Ar Az
1910 NorPac. 2lt 2lS FL 2lb 2lL
+s7e N Pacp. 8 So 6es 6sb 5sH
7a.S Ont le les 10 LEI 10.
600 Orc Imp
4thip IT'S II. l7s l7b ID
1900 Pac Mall go 30 go 2eS 30L
ibb P~uiPalcl72s l72S l7eS l72 ia
1852 7. c. ca
Sill. 80. ssS 80 80 ssA
100 VIZ. Oh Ga 5a 8 9
$50 PeunRRl 1881 1874 llah
1850 Peoples
csc. ee4 ses 90 eet eel
$500 Ph'nirM OF .oS OF - -
5000 Reading aaS 23Ss 2e% a3 e3t
abil5 Read Up 6lS SEA- 6lS 6eb 62.
lo7oo Read 2p 27S 30 27h 2sh 2sh
lIio 6ea co., o Sch ook
20 R, w%&ol22h 1895 1877 1914 l23
90 40. 7sS 8 7sS TN 7sh
300 So PSc.. 2oia 2os 2oh go 81
1910 so Rwy. 3 8 g. 81 o
$50 SO Ry p. a2h 2 3Rh 2 32-
500 ST. &aI 9 8 3 7A 3
500 StJ&Gl
ihp,.. 64b 64a So. ssh os'
1898 stJ&G
adp,.. Ieh le'. lop len le,
500 stL&sP ~ IN Nv ~ n
go st
f2dp 26% g 26h 26a 26S
lIoTo&L. 2A% R4s 24] aAS aA'
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ReaI estate for Sale.
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
II0 WEST L25TH STREET

IN ACRE TRUCK OR FARM at Mckee
1UCity, within few miles OF Atlantic City, for 1200j
0Io down. balance 81 weekly, without interest; good
loo alton for trucker or poultry farmer; rich land.
pure, good water, pure air; convenient to station. &c.
Full details OF RISLEY, IS Chambers NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
Declaratio on of the
BOARD OF COUNTY CANvASSERS

of the County OF New York
IN relation TO voteh given for
or
The Board OF County Canvassers OF the County OF
New York. having canvassed and estimated the votes
given in the several Election Districts In each of the
Assembly Districts of said County. at the General
Election held on tho ed day OF November, A. D. 1897.
DO HEREBY CERTIFY. n DE.
NfEMBEp OF ASSEMBLY.
That, oLoMo @. WE'LL,
by the greatest number OF votes. was duly elected
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR H NINETEENTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT o. the County OF Sew York.
We certify this Declaration to be correct. and have
caused the same TO be sttested by the sign atures OF the
Chairna n and a majority OF this Board and the SEQ
rotary thereof. this 10th day of D. crmber, A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.seven.
HENRY l.. SCHOOL. Chairman Pro Tenn.
CHARLES WINES. JoHS JERoLoMAN.
ANDREW ROBINSON. JOHN j. O'BRlES.
JosEPH T. HACKETT, JEREMIAH K%ENNEFrcK.
COLLIN II. WOODWARD. FRANK ].
FREDERICK A. WARE, WILLIAM CLANCY.
THOMAS DWYER, ANDREW A. NoOSAN
JACOB C. WUND, CHARLES A. PARKER.
WILLIAM TAFT, JOSEPH SCHILLING.
Rtdte OF Neio York. CITY aud County " Netn York.
" COunfn Clerks Office, ss.:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the
foregoing with the original Declaration on file In this
of1oe, and that IL IL a correct transcript therefrom
end Of the whole OF said original.
."'': Witness my hand and official seal az
tho New County Court House. In the
La City and County Of New York. this
10Th day of December. ono thousand
t.........: eight hundred and ninety seven.
HENRY d. PURROY,
Clerk of the County of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
SariagG 3aaks.


NEW YORK, December 2Ist. 1897.
The Board " Director, mas his o. S declared a semi.
annual dividend Of THREE AND ONE,HALF PER
CENT. free OF tax, payable On and after January Sd
IrOEimu.
The transfer hooks VIII close at = 4, NJ. this date. re.
CHARLES Ii. PATTERSON. Cashier.