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- 80 G1 - -
GS Washington square south; seven rooms ana
bath; all Hight: references required; see tanitor.
A.-NRn BUILDINGS.
Northwest corner eth av. and l 18TH ST., one block
from elcy atrd station; finest location in New York; :
and , large all oHtsiie rooms: open plumbing; great
Inducements. Rents Sl6 to s2s.
Apply On premises.
~ TisE IsEIIEsF0RD
n hirh.class a.lrtm' mt hotel, beautifully located,
with every cunNe nience and comfort OF a well-ap-
pointed home. 4 few choice suites can be secured from
Get. Oh I'!>' nal application or ly letter to THE
BElsESFORB. SLIT to sgd St.. corner Central PARK
West AM Manhattan square.
7 EROY ST, -, near Bedford-Four large, light
IL rooms; all improvements low rent. JRuitor.
1STH ST. gl5. 2ly T.-EleSant apartmentsi
~ three rooms; all improvements; ell.5O, $500.
SATHST 52.14 Attractive tiats; = rooms. bath.
OCrang".and private hall; rents reduced. See janitor,
OETH ST. 2ll TO 233 EAS1.-3room apartments,
cO 81 80 to $1,000: ~dumbwaiters electric bells; hos
baths free to tenants: wide street; floors dcndened;
light and ventilation unexccllcd. Ortce in &23.
I )STH ST. @iS EAST.-Apartmeuts OF three and
LIZ four rooms; ell light rooms; cheap rent
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Stleet Roura.
Mcst SIDE.
furnished 4soum1 n Apartments to Iet

II ST. 2fi wEST-Nice!y ruru'. he'd large al
1U mali rooms, with or without board,
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r,rnxo111 IND ooMNERo1AL,

uey vsrH stech -EzchanEe-saies Aus. ne.
UNITED sTATEs STATE norDs tr Sl.ooos,.
bUst q. o.1eo7 Tenn cot ss'. 30
l~12s0ll2h'
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DIVISION.
Eastern Division of tho
No. 81 to Lock No. 80. a
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at Il o'clock noon of that day, for the following
pieces of work. The work viii be bio for and let
separately, and every proposal for each piece OF
work hereinafter designated must hr uCcompt-
MED by n draft on some good banking inslItu-
ton of the city Of New York or Albany. issued
by n national or State bank In good credit within
the state. payable at sight to the Supcrintcnd-
cnt. of Public Works. Tho amount of deposit
will be 3 per cent. of the proposal, and will be
plction of the work; the amount of labor bond
required on execution Of contract will be 40 per
cent. of the proposal, and the amount of bond
for the faithful performance Of contract on eN-
eCution of contract will be As per cent. of tho
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LIVE STOCK M4RKET.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. July 14.-Rcceipts OF beevea
were lob head, ~ cars direct TO slaught.rers and
10 cars to be sold. Active. firm for bulls and dry
cows, higher for steers. The yards were cleared
early. Poorest to last native steers sold at O., 2bC0
ehao ? 100 Ms stays and oxen at e9Cte+.b0. bulls
at 2 .SO9 Oh. 30. dry COWS at 81. COG O.. 90. Dressed
beef steady ut 6@sc. y N. for poor TO prime native
sides. Cables from British markets quote American
steers at lOGllc. v n, dressed weight; American re.
~frigeratcd beef at spds7sc. y n; American sheep at
lO@l1c.S NJ. dressed weight. Exports to-day. 37e
beeves. 10 sheep. anu 1921 quarters OF beef; to-mor-
row. 9SB beevcs and 40 sheep.
Receipts OF calves, including a few direct. were
S.S7l head: $500 head on sale. all told. Active;
veals 'stei4c. y n: higher; other calves firm. All sold
In good season. Veal sold at 14esb.25 Y 100 nu.,
buttsrmilk calves ut e3. 5OSe 81. Dressed calves gen.
orally quiet; city dressed venls. sHJ Toe. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 4 cars dt.
rect, were I,iA0 head; 10 cars on sale all told.
Active, with selling values nrm all around. The pens
were cleared at the close. Sheep sold at 93@94.9b q
74Oc. Y n. dressed lambs, SlOi2c
Receipts OF hogs were b,044 head; Al9 head on
sale. Weak at 81. S08 81. 10 n 100 ms.
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The speculation in cotton today was dull and devoid
OF now or interesting developments; AZ the opening
prices advanced slightly. Liverpool was higher both
FOR futures and spots, with a good demand LOT snot
cotton. and tho omcial weather report showed no
rain worth speaking OF IN the entire cotton belt;
These factors led to some new buying Tor locai ana
Liyerpool account, and prices slowly advanced. But
the buying power was soon exhausted. and In the
absence OF support prices reacted and slowly declineu.
Local operators took prorts and the south SOLO mere.
One Wall street house was q good buyer mere 70
cover shorts. There was a good demand mere Tor
spot cotton to-day for home consumption at nrm
prices. Cuero, Tex, received three, Daies OF new
cotton. The nrst new cotton received ~ this place
last year arrived on July 20. Rome, Ca. July ",
GOOD. heavy rains. apparently quite general Leli
throughout this section on the attn inst. haye hnu
scattering rain since. Temperature mas CONSIDERABLY
modified and weather now quite pleasant Inc
change has been beneficial to all crops, specially
cotton. The plant has taken on weed rapidly ana IL
now averages about knee high. Blooms quite general.
and reports OF small bolls made in helds particularly
well guilty atcd. Altogether, prospects, are suikihgLy
better than on I'd inst showing how quickly the
plant can recuperate. 1t can deteriorate quite as
rapidly
7Ac. sales $50 bags MAracaibo ON private terms for
export. Tho future trading was a. follows:
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At the Broadway salesroom yesterday D. Phoenix
Lngraham a co. sold; Perry. avenue, east side. 42o
s6.sx south 1919 Yves, 100 y to Perry avenue. Z north
dwelling with two story frame stable on rear. fore.
closure sale. to the plaintiff, Produce Exchange Loan
Association for S2, 1000.
Peter y. Meyer 4 Co. sold No. lei West Eightieth
street, near Columbus avenue, fourstory brick
dwelling. lot lsxlo2.2 g. foreclosure sale, to James q.
Bennett, for S2G. !Hi7; also No, l8S West Ninety. fourth
street. near Amsterdam avenue. threo.story stone.
front dwelling, lot runs lTX34.7 TO centre Old APP
thorpe's lane. xl7xaS. 10, foreclosure sale. TO tho
plaintiff. tho Nursery and Child's Hospital. for
1l7.500.
Adrian H.. Muller 4 Son sold No. 2l West la5th
street. near Fifth avenue. threestOry stone.front
Green. for 9lo.2o0.
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'opFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and easy; No. 2,
o. sales <5o bags MAracaibo on private terms Tor
mort. The futuro trading WINS a. fOllOwB.

Futures here opened easier. but rallied and advanced
0 to 10 points. closing steady with sales Of 9 1000 bags.
Hayre. Rio WAS quiet At loo reis decline, receipts,
Of i.82d. Santos was steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 23,OOOi stock, 328, 900. Futures here opened
easier. Influenced by o decline In Rio and large receipts
ut primary points. There was no pressure to sell.
however, and on a small local demand prices rallied
and closed higher.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard steady but dull. Prime. 94.O69
94;o7ia. Pork quiet hut Arm. Mesa, es.eo9ts 80.
TalloW, 3isc. Bntter-crramPry. Western, 100 10 lnc.
Eggs-State. fresh gathered. lsa0i3c. Chicago. July
lA.-''The liberal hog movement here ana at Western
points caused u decline In provisions early, on which
there was free selling by local traders and heavy
realizing by an English house. A leading packer
bought on u liberal scale. and this and a moderate
outside demand brought about a partial recovery. the
market closing steady. Tho cash demand for meats
continues fairly good. $1,000 hogs are estimated for
tomorrow"
~suoAR-Rsw nrmy So test. sisc.. se' test. a'sc.
Refined active and nrm.
CHICAGO. July lA.-These Mere to-daY,a pricaa;
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
seti8ea T BSsil,% sslu Ses % Sther A bonds s strong SoI ana
nmersG Gas OF Chicago s., Fort Worth and Rio
Jersey Central general Is. OREGON Railway and
RR sSdiSg 9e1 Ss; 4r re- To l,mRr0gSsment Is; Ist !; p.
gas city lists. |, r. Atchiso;n. Central &c Georgia naa,
Oregon Short Line. and Standard Rope and
TMins is wees IT The A @STs lmP sst. net ad;
cent, to sou, and general 49, IS. q. IL 10 ssersS;
Austin and NorthwHsstern lsts.' p. to s2ies;
e eo1Su,Ss t Gaes Of c thfensa' 5s. o. l.. to e; 1867 g c so:
tra io G sa! for so Wolt Ss; y e go 81, and LIST incomes.
5bia; Mobile and Ohio generals, i, to $685.; Now
E fsaiiisS S' and N Esaisfai Ss' o. r - 70 70 i s5as! 9 9rsESn
s s5s;yi; +. !, u sS 81 e 2 III ks S5fss" gem 1%:
y, to 67l9, and incomes, /. to II, and Toledo, ST.
7Sia. Nv 0eh''' 70
6G;ommepreial price Of bar silver In New York,
G0iec. Bar silver In London closed at 27bad'
Assoc. oS
Money on call. ltscent. Time money is quoted
~ y cent; four months. 2ls Rcent. six months.
3 y cent. ana seven months, 3 y cent. on good
paper quiet. Prime Endorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 3 = cent, choice and prime single
names at BIC . cent, and good names at 4@iis
y cent.
Sterling exchange continued firm. but the
market was quiet. Continental was also firm.
Posted asking rates for sterling, $4.S7 for long
bills and S4:ss for demand. Actual rates are:
Long bills. $4s69$4, 86A; sight drafts. $4.S7@
Francs are quoted at b,l7l9a5. 1873 for long and
o:l5osSo.l6 for short; reichsmarks. 95is&95L
@4O3'l0 for long and 40 5-1G94Oss for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-sa
10 cents discount: Charleston-Buying, par;
off; selling, par. New Orleans-Bank, Ri pre.
MUM; commercial. 81 discount. San Fran
cisco-Sight. l7l9 cents premium; telegraph, 20
cents premium. st. Louis-Par bid. offered at
~ cents premium. ChicaEo-4O conts premium.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT banks, rs cents discount,
and over counter. so cents premium.
The Great Northern Railway Company has de-
olared q quarterly dividend OF 1S Pcent. on It's
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WEDNESDAY, July IA.
Advices from Washington. published this
morning. that the Speaker of the House is
strongly opposed to the adoption of any sugar
schedule other than that contained in the orig
inal draft OF the Tariff bill. caused extensive
selling of Sugar Refining at the opening. As was
the case yesterday. the first prices for the stock
were 1@1la points below the final price OF yes
terday. A further decline of q point took
place, and then the price rallied sharply
nearly 2 points. All of this improvement was
not sustained, owing. apparently. to sales to
realize profits that were induced by the evident
uncertainty rs to the outcome of the Conference
Committees deliberations over the sugar sched-
ule. A net loss of lie per cent. was sustained on
transactions that were considerably smaller
than those Of yesterday. These indications
Of a possible elimination of the recent
sharp advance In Sugar Refining had
very little effect upon the remainder of
the list. This was partly because of indica-
lions of a change In the attitude Of London to-
ward the market for American securities, and
evidence Of renewed interest in various stocks
that have heretofore been neglected. Conspicu-
GUS among these last were American Tobacco,
Reading. and Susquehanna and Western securi-
ties. A sharp upward movement in the last
named was accompanied by a revival Of rumors,
which lack confirmation, that certain interests
in some Of the other anthracite coal carrying
companies are endeavoring to secure control Of
the Susquehanna and Western lines.
Further instnllments Of favorable crop reports,
together with the circumstances already noted,
resulted In tho carly dealings in a larger volume
Of commission business than had been noted for
several days. In the afternoon, however, the
professional element was again in evidence, with
It's customary manipulation. Among tho usual
ly less active stocks noteworthy movements
may be noted in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Chica-
go Great Western, c., c.. G. and 81. Louis, Con-
solidated Gas. East River Gas, Illinois Central,
and Minneapolis and st. Louis. The closing was
in the main strong.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
as follows:
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Available cash balance,

AvnllADle cash balance,
including gold balance .oass, eos. lae $3.50. 1901. JIG
Money in London. Aaa y cent, Rates Of dis.
months bills. l3-16@7se cent Amount Of bull.
lion gone into the Bank OF England on balance
to-day 600. 900. Paris advices quote 8 y cents
at 104 francs 40 centimes. Exchange on Lon
don 20 francs 10ia confines.
and the Guaranty, Trust Company invite sub
scrtptions at los fiat, ex August, 1897, coupon,
to " 100000 general mortgage and collateral
trust 100-year s 2 cent. gold bonds Of the Metro
The bonds are part Of q total Issue Of sl2.5oo.:
600. Of which the syndicate has already disposed
OF $40, 100000 at private sale. The bonds are
secured by q mortgage upon practically all Of
issue q bonds tbs. proceeds to the amount Of
900 are held by the trustee to retire
prior liens and for expenditures under the terms
Of the mortgage. The subscription books will
morrow at 10 a. NJ. and will be closed at IL
o'clock.
Redmond. Kerr & Co. and Goldman. Sachs &
g. So I naEin S SSySSs sM Ss1, ths ? SOC; 900 eo1 GShhi c c
due 1921. interest reduced to sio = cent. offer
bonds. due Nov. / next, the privilege of exohang-
Ing the same for the new bonds at a6 . cent.
and interest from June Is, on n 3ia y cent. basis
on that date. for the maturing 7s. The new
Railroad Company.
The holders of Ohio and Mississippi Railway
consolidated mortgage bonds, which mature
Jan. ] next, are notife ed that to-day Is the last
day that Brown Brothers & Co. offer the privi.
lege of extension.
cent. 1oO.year gold bonds Of the United Traction
Company Of Pittsburg will be opened tomorrow
morning at the office of Brown Brothers & Co,
and Will DO closed at 8 O'Clock on Friday.
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rao Law imperative for Lack or FUNDS.

Postmaster-Gcneral Gary has notified Post.
master Van Colt that tho act OF Congress au-
thoriEing tho payment OF an indemnity, not to
exceed $40 In each case. to gendcrs OF registered
letters or packages lost through the carelossness
or neglect OF postal employ ees, will not be car
ried into effect until Congress makes an appro-
priation for the purpose, although tho act be-
came operative July 1.
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Real Estate Private salea.

John II. Henshaw has sold No. 1904 Madison ayenp.
athree. and, a. h~alf.story brownstone private dwelling,
on lot lb.2x74.
The Bradley & Currier Company has sold the vacant
lot on the southeast corner Of Lenox avenue and lI9th
street. 100 feet and IL inches on the avenue by 10
feet on the street. The buyer will Improve the
property by the erection Of fats and stores.
DR.. Harris Rosenthal has sold the southest corner Of
Pleasant avenue and l2lst street, two nve-story
brick nat houses. on plot 82. Ezra.
NJ. Rudinger has sold No. Ia East 1880 street, Q
three-story house, l6xl00. for o.. 800.
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Glertiuus mud @tetiuas.
OFFICE OF HECHICAGO& NORTHWEST.
II RAILWAY
% FIFTH CHICAGO, Ill


A~speciai Meeting of the Stockholders OF the cht
cago and Northw estern Railway Company. duly
called by u vote OF the Board OF Directors, will be held
at the General Office Of the Company, No. 22 Fiuh
Avenue: In the City Of Chicago. H.. on "Wednesday,
AN, for the purpose of considering. voting. and de.
Gliding whether the Stockholders OF the Company
VIII consent 70. and will authorize. the creation Of
q bonded debt by the Issue, Al sUch times aud In
such amounts as from time TO time the BOARD Of pt
rectors may determine, OF bonds. payable in gold coin
OF the United states OF America OF the present stand
ard or weight and hneness, and not exceeding the az
gregstr principal sum OF sos. 900. 900. maturing
November !. A. d. 1857. and hearing a rate OF inter
st mot exceeding nve per centum per annum. IayS;
Die semi annually or quarterly; and the execution OK
. niortga o or decd OF trust to such Trustee or Trns'
tees as may be designated by the Board OF Director.
TO DO dated November l, 1897. 10 secure all .ucA
bonds. which are 10 b. issued for the purpose OF re-
funding, or Of paying. at or before maturity. out,
standing obligations OF The Railway Company and
OF It's allied Companies whose railroads shall zero,
after he acquired 10y consolidation or purchase y iEe
Chicago and Northwestern Railway COMPANY tut
for the purpose OF the future enlargement. improve
ment. or extension OF the properly of the I,Ni way
Company; ami also whether the stockholders OF the
Railway Company will consent to and approve OF
such mortgage for securing the said hOnis as shall be
subInitt'd to the said meeting. and will ratify the
proceedings ~ the Board Of Directors authorizing
such bonds and such mortgage or deed OF trust, and
indicating the prol erty to he covered thereby.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
MARVIN IiUGHITT, President
NJ. l.. SYKES. Secretary.
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Court Calendar. Thl. Day.

Appellate Division-suprcme Court.-Recess
Supreme Court-SpcciA Term-PaTt I.-Motion cal
endSr called at l0;30 A. n. Part II.-EE.parte mat
tiers,
surrogato's Court-Chambers--No day calendar.
For prohatc-WillS OF GcuIg W. Dayton, Jr, Jane W.
Roger. Max schoepke. John J. Delaney. Francis Dan
zig. at 1880 A NJ.
City ~Court-SpecIai
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July. .......70 79s 7sA 7ens Tss.
September 10 73e 72as 72oS 1885,
December. .74ls 74s 7As 7l[ 74L

i:$!;ss;: "A. ~:
Rssloy cost and i?ts ssishi. e ;s s Sassio! s Ss, tfss'p sas ssss
Z ws. aSai.'s &C. Hs goat and freight n1%; s 70 sua asSa' Sor No:
s sDsh, T i]nsla sdsiasy 100 tH N fsi! : asRssd l., s siss lle,s sSS
s SosI a. s sss. ans So 80 s goo do. on Private shs s.t term, { re- o e
vat9r, ! 400 at 80 &c a.'6o unsraded At SOC. deliv.
Future y sales 1000. sS5f SasS'. a. ro GHoSr.' declined "''
s.D,eme.r. oDssi'ss9' H' 81: IG sfs o's SIR Ai si:;
9 5sa oda Ct Ta sH Arm, s.lss as!. 900 bush. including
Willie VIII; S Slip SAs sSs.' so 10. 8 DO DO, . 49, &c.; st,a s. m Nc; ?
5000 at xatc,; No. Q do. 1000, aiiac.i rejected
in,Sy'slsdi, s s%Sss:' s nS; ""a %ised ISs sijs e; ? .r %.feS @Ai dc,
10000 az 9o@SGc' Futures were 10 lower. Future
,u. Opening. Highest. Lo~s't. c1e.tno. Eisst.
sop,omber""as" 2ais as ~ sssSS
The fluctuations In wheat prices to-day were frequent,
Ing wa: quie, but prices were easily influenced by a
ie% c ofH tn e,,ner way: A. the opening prices ad.
ever, prices reacted and slowly declined on selling BY
sellers. But subsequently, prices rallied and advanced
again, mere Wa a sum9r In ciroulation that a good
outports. ana though 1t could not be CONFIRMED. IL in.
were light and tho BrGdsirest statement eSS nj Mss sS Thsss
Before the Close. however, prices once more rs..
acted on local realizing. Liverpool advanced I'D. to
The " receipts were ~ cars, against is7
cars. against IL last week and l07 last year. The re-.
ceipts there tomorrow, are estimated At IL cars.
BradStrcetS reported q decrease In the available ann.
ply IN this county east OF the Rocky Mountains 81
10000 bush. and a decrease In Europe OF 5000.
available supply OF 4.g4s, 900 bush. Corn was
easier In sympathy with wheat. Liverpool al.
poets 400 tomorrow. Tho available supply In
s shaS Ssoss Rs rSSSo SSc0rdi1s to BrGdstrssfi de-
the rest OF the list. The available supply decreased
peots 900 tomorrow. Chicago. July I4.-aWheat
was va strong ITo and weak By turns. small reoeips q
abroad continue the features. Minneapolis made big
saleA OF Hour. 10000 bba. to day. Bradsirsst's showed
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Spring in bbls.-No. 9 ettra. O.. Ios3 50; No. ex-
tra, q. ab4 100; strAights. e3.0ost3.s5; patents.

Spring in bbls-No, y extra SS.IetS XS.Sp; no. e1-
ira e.. 452 %. 80; strAights. sS.Oose3.eo; patents
t.Ob9o4.25.
CorTox-spot cotton here was nrm at unchanged
quotations.; $50 bales were solu FOR export ana Typ
ding uplAnds. d! 1Sieo; sEainst 5i,isc: last year;
year. Savannah and 81. Louis advanced l.l6o; New
orleans sold 1000, g: Louis ~; Savannah 70, Az;
lid. on the spot. with sales of 10000 bales; fa-
lures there advanced 39 to ~ points. cloeing quiet:
to-day 2l bales, against 10 last week and 3 last year;
Memphis SO. against : last week and 10 lst
lsst year; Cincinnati 235. against $50 last week
and 1856 isAt year; Houston 10, AGAINST 10 last week
Memphis 4io. st. Louis Osl. Cincinnati 10; and
Houston lit bales. The port receipts Were sSS bales.
tbs week 5.st2, against 1854 thus far las, TS SaG
hai.a Sew orleans advanced 0 TO 4 points, but lost
part. Futures here advanced 4 to 9 points, lost this.
tho dsy. with sales OF $4,000 bales. Tho future
tradip1u "A "a foilnHa.
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COMPEND.

"WEDNESDAY, July 14.-GRAN-wheat-spot
was dull. No sales were made here. At the
outports sales of $4,000 bush. No. . spring,
"a. OOO No. 2 red. and 90. 900 No. 2 hard winter
were reported on private terms for export. Free
on board aloat: No. 1 Northern spring, New
York, s1'sc.; do. Duluth. s1ac.; No. 2 hard
winter. 744c.; No. 2 new red, 74a@75c. Min.
neapolis received to-day 80. 100 BUSH, against
1900 last year; Duluth 64,237, against 159..
s29; Milwaukee 5000, against 20. 900; Chicago
1880, against 9,O9s; Toledo 9,lo0. against
O 9,7o5; Detroit 6,704. against 15.848 last year.
Futures advanced Il to asc.. but lost this and
closed unchanged to Ac. lower for the day.
Future sales 2.74b. 900 BUSH. as follows:
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9iriatnas and gnterest.

once Of WELLS FARGO co,
90
NEW YORK. June 81. 1897.
THE Q SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
l. PER CENT. has been declared by the Dr.
reetors of this company. payable July 10. 1857. ct our
once. as above.
The transfer books win close June so. 1907. and ~
open July 10. 1897.
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ADIEsi ChIchester's English P~ennyrocI Pls
Il ,DisHS no o. e,sa's s.a aSrss E., the hal Best s.. NJ. E:in:ra
to- Lt cSisGs.sss ' Z sissrt e. 1 pIkkn.1SiAD. '4 f.
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Hsw ysslz stsch KxohanEe-saies Jniy ~.
srATrs AND srArE BONDS orr sl.oooso.
9UstSo. ieo7lle luBts.r. ieo7l1lS
CLOSING PRICES or UNITED srATrs BONDS.
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Granu Inc. eeo.ooS.iol
Tho receipts of the Government to-day We're:
Customs. $3.50. 997: internal revenue, 1858. 236,
and miscellaneous. S17.944. a total of $780,
1T. The disbursements were 90, 275 900, an
excess OF expenditures over receipts Of 81 .442,-
500. The receipts Of the fiscal year to date have
been S14. Sc. $50. and disbursements $24,97s.-
600, an excess Of expenditures over receipts Of
$40, S45. ITO.
The net assets of the Treasury at tho close OF
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those Of yesterday as follows:
July IS. Jvlp IL.
Gold coin and bullion ... .ol49. 7bp. $50 o1S2. 500, 1854
Silver dollars and bullion 81, 1873. eoA 1897, 67o
United States notes 80. 81, 1875 1,S2I,3 $50
Other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities. 800. 1887 7e 1913, 500