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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Wednesday. June 23.-Receipts Of
beeves $40 head. Including 10 cars direct and 81 cars
for the market. making with previous arrivals 81
cars on sale. Steady for good TO choice steers and
bulls: lowor for common and medium steers and
cows. Two cars unsold. Poorest to best steers sold
at 81. . % = 100 ms; oxen and staSs at &2. SOC
ei.55; tulls and cows at 81 .6jts3. 80; extra fat cows
and bulls al SS. Dressed beef lower at To- Sc.
y n. Cables from markets of Great Britain quoted
American steers and sheep slow; refrigerator beef
beef.
Receipts OF calves, Ais head. making, with stale
stock. 4. sT0 head on sale. Choice veals firm; Others
slow and steady; good lots OF b~uttermilks nrm. com.
mon do. slow and weak; 100 calves held over. Poor
to choice veals sold at o4S&6 y 100 MS; culls ut
$3.50; mixed culIs and fed calves at IS. COG 81. 25
DutternilEsa at 81. 5OS1 81.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were o. 500 head. and
including d. cars held over from yesterday there
were 40 cars on sale. Sheep were duh and without
Improvement in price; lambs. quality consid red
sold Toe. lower. Several cars were carried over.
Poor to prime sheep sold at 81. 50Cd 81 y 100 Ds.; In.
ferior TO extra prime lambs at 0I.35tee5.5o.
Receipts Of hogs 1897 head. including 4 cars for
aaIe. Market a little stronger for Ave hogs at es. .oa
g.. 80: choice light do, 81.
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Futures here closed steady and unchanged to . points
lower, with sales OF 1890 bags. Havre declined i4f.
Hamburg, advanced !. pig. American warehouse de.
nveries IL ,O71 bags. Rio was weak at goo refs de-
cline; receipts 10000; stock 100000; exchange un.
changed at z 25-32d. Santos was quiet aud un-
changed; receipts O.000; stock 5000. The cables
to-day wore generally bearish, but prices here ruled
steady on local support.
NAVAL sroREs-spirts turpentinn quiet at 27a
2Tlac.; rostn stcndy at $l.72a@el. 10 for common to
good strained.
PErRoLEuM-Crude certint ates were unQuoted here
and In OIL City. Refined unch :nsel.
PRovisioss-Lard duh. but stronger, Prime %. 90.
Pork firm. but quiet. Mess. es S1 75. Tallow.
3 l'lG@Bhe. Butter-crcamery. Western. l4tac.
Eggs-Statn. fresh gathered, l2c. Chicago. June ga
"A very sharp advance in lard was the leading fea.
ture In provisions. Buying on n large scale, thought
to be for a largo packer covering shorts, caused the
bulge. Pork and TibS-ltibs improved somewhat IN
sympathy with lard. The demand on outside orders
was fair, and sore Of tie packers bought. There was
some realizing by longs AMI several parkc-s. inclut.
Ing English concerns. sou li"sraiiy. at the advance.
The market closed nm. With the advance held. The
cash demand was only lair, packers asking higher
prices. curtailinR business Provisions have q strong
undertone. but we look for higher prices"
SuoAR.-Raw firm; So test. &c; 98o test, 3l,c. Sales,
8.OG7 bags centrtfugals. pB' test, at 3pc. /, D55 bags
huscovado. SO test, at &C., and i23 bags molasses
sugar. So test. nj 2a.c. Refined quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 23.-These were to-day's prices.
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movements. Although there was no news ofim-
portance today, thore was an increase In the
volume Of trading and also in the volume OF
commission business. and an advance In prices
that was very nearly general. Tho Granger
stocks, Sugar, Refining, and Chicago Gas sup
piled, as for some time past, the greater
part OF the transactions, but u~nmistakable signs
OF ~reviving interest in othor sections of the mar
kot were an equally pronounced feature. or the
stocks named, Chicago Gas was tho only one
that scored II noteworthy net advance. Tho
reasons for It werc set forth in this column this
morning. All of the Granger stocks closed frac-
tionally higher, but Sugar Refining. which
lod tho list in respect to activity, closed
fractionally lower. Professional operators
arc making all the capital they can
out Of tho possibility that the sugar schedule as
adopted by tho Senate may not meet tho APP
prevail OF the House. It is impossible, Of course.
to toll whether this view is held in good faith or
is simply advanced for market purposes. Tho
most trustworthy information from Washing
ton would seem to indicate that tho recent SELL
ers of Sugar Refining are either insincere in the
attitude they have taken or are misinformed.
The exceptionally strong stocks to-day, other
than Chicago Gas, wero the anthracite coal
shares, American Tobacco. and IN the late trad
ing, Louisville and Nashville. Prospect that tho
anthracite coal industry will enjoy a ~satisfac-
tory degree of prosperity during tho Inst half OF
tho year 10 directing speculative interest to
tho shares Of the coal carrying companies.
or tho less activo shares Lake Eric and
Western preferred advanced another point
aud Consolidated Gas sustained a further
decline. Lack OF confirmation of recent
reports Of an impending consolidation of tho To-
cal gas companies appears to have made spccu-
lative buyers skeptical Of the rumors upon
which they have based their operations. London
was inclined to buy stocks. but did not do so to
any great extent. Gold to the amount Of
8 ,15O,O00 will be shipped TO Europe to.mor-
row, nearly all OF which was taken from the Sub
Treasury to-day. Tho closing of tho stock
market was strong OF q slight recession from
tho best prices.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
-, s,llo,,,,
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EEsTINGHousE ELECTRIC.
nemn from the Annuni Report 10 the stoc
holders OF the Company.

nemn from the Anmuni Report TO the stock
holders of the Company.
Al the annual meeting OF the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company in Pitts
burg yesterday the report for the year ending
March 81 last was submitted. 1t shows asseIs,
81 1865, 295. of which 81 .Gi7. 754 was bills and
accounts receivable. q 1861 material on
hand, and "a, 6s0.Os1 charters, franchises. and
patents. The bills and accounts payable
amounted 10 S69l .6s5. The report says that a
reduction In the surplus account Of $L51T, 1888
old factories, obsolete machinery, &c. On June
! an increase in the capital stock from 10000.
600 TO $15, 100000 WAS authorized and SO, OOO..
900 OF the new stock was sold to the Security
Investment Company of Pittsburg for ~. 49,
600. of which 81, $50. 900 was in cash and tho
remainder in property and secured notes: S347.-
418 was expended during the year for the pur.
chase Of new patents and plants.
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TURNED OYER TO A LAWYEn.

Marsh Said Dollie Dobeil, Arrested for street
walking. was a Chicago Broker wife.
Dollie Dobeil. the young woman who was ar
rested as a street walker on Third avenue Tues
day night, was turned over to the care Of Nor
man J. Marsh of the law firm of Davis & Marsh.
at 66 Broadway. in Yorkville Court yesterday.
Lawyer Marsh told Magistrate Wentworth
that the young woman had given q fictitious
name, and that she was the wife OF q Chicago
broker, and came to this city six months ago
after having had a quarrel with her husband.
The lawyer said his firm had been retained by q
friend OF the broker. who had been seeking for
the woman for several days, as she had wan
dercd away from the place where she was stop
ping. She was recently i'll. and It was thought
that she had not fully recovered, and was not
responsible for her actions.
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cHIc4Go TERMINAL TRANSFER.
Details OF the Reorganization OF the Chicago
49, and Northern Pacific Closed.

Details or the Reorganization OF the Chicago
and Northern Pacific Closed.
The Northern Pacific Railway company has
sold to interests identified with the Chicago and
Northern Pacific Railroad Company the $5. O00.-
600 certificates Of proprietary interest in the
securities OF the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Railroad Company received by il under the Chi
chgo and Northern Pacific plan OF reorganiza-
ton, thus disposing OF its entire interest in the
Chicago Terminals.
Attic meeting for organization OF the direc-
tors nj the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad
Company, the successor to the Chicago and
Northern Pacific, s. X. Ainslie. who has been
general manager OF the last-named company,
was elected President and general manager Of
the new company. Fred T. Gates was elected
Vice-President, and George y. Butler Secretary.
Edward ID. Adams was elected Chairman Of the
Executive Committee. OF which the other mem
hers are F. 7. Gates. A. S. Heidclbach, \. J.. Hop
kins. and Colgate Hoyt.
ALL the steps necessary for carrying out the
plan of reorganization have been accomplished.
and the deed to the property has been delivered
to the new company.
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Tho trndIng In cotton to-day was 0ulct and In the
main OF n local character, but included some selling
for Liverpool and Southern account. The Liverpool
news was disappointing. An advance OF ~ much as
three points had been expected. but the opening quo
tauons showed but q slight Improvement there, md
even this vas subsequently lost and was followed by n
decline. But in spite of this hearish news prices here
rcceded slowly MS there was very little disposition TO
sell. The crop and weather news, however, was OF n
very favorable character. ana after the initial deal.
ings led to local liquidation depressing prices. stop
orders were reached on the way down accclcrating
the decline. Spot cotton here was easier. and tho
southern spot markets, though nrm. were dun. Tho
dulness OF the speculation. however. was the worst
feature. The Exchange will DO closed until IL A. VI.
tomorrow out OF respect OF tho memory OF Mayer
Lehman, late Of Lehman Bros.
CoFFER-Rlo on the SPOT was dull; No, :, Tloc. Tho
future trndinur Nyna m a fnIlnXya.
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"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.-GRAIS-Wheat-Spot
was firm. Sales 81. 900 No. . red on private
terms for export. Free on board aioat: No. 1
Northern spring New York. 1880: do. Duluth.
77ac.; No. 3 hard winter, 1890; No. . do,
1850. Minneapolis received to-day 63. 900 bush.
against 106.6sO last year; Duluth 3s,626,
against 2i7, 6s4; Chicago 100. against Il. $50;
Milwaukee. 2l.45o, against 1850; Toledo A.
739, against Also; Detroit 1898. against g.
O90 last year. Futures advanced lsc. to lac. but
lost this and closed lac. lower for the day on all
months except July, which was l4c. higher.
Future sales 1865 900 BUSH. as follows:
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Heilntr & Wolf have purchased from Mrs. yigouraux
No. 10 East Seventeenth street. Ogden & Clarkson
were the brokers. The property will be improved
this season by the erection OF q modern nreproof mer-
camille building thereon.
Lowenfeld s. Prayer have purchased from George ].
Fox Nos. 55l and $50 Third avenue. 5oxloO, with
three-story buildings. They have sold No. 3S6 East
Fourth street to Morris J. Simon.
J. Clarence Davies & 70. have sold for J. Bowie
Dash. to F. b. Levy, about rs lots on Spuyten Duyvil
Parkway. between 242d and - 9Th streets and Cayuga
avenue. about opposite the parade ground at Van
Cortlandt Park. Mr.. Levy will develop the property.
George II. Gillie has sold for William =. +. Aie1an.
der, TO James Mullin. No. 223 Alexander avenue, EOS
KS, at about Nl5, 900.
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New RAILROAD In Orange County.

ALBANY. June 23.-The Pochuck Steam Rail
road Company to-day received permission from
the State Railroad Commission to construct its
proposed road in Orange county from the quar-
rles OF he Empire Granite Company Mt pOchuck
Mountain. to connect with tho. Lehigh and New
England Railroad, near the New Jersey State
line. The Chief Engineer OF the New York city
Dock Dcna' tInent said to the commission that
The granite To b. obtained AT the qnarries TO be
Tins opened mp by transportation facilities IL
the hest for use. in dock construction In New
York .:ty and for bridges.
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Prizes
For
Summer Sports

The Gorham Co., Silversmiths have
pleasure in calling attention to the
splendid collection Of Mugs, Tank
ards, Cups, and other Trophies in
Sterling Silver, Oh which they have
been at work during many months
and which are now on exhibition at
their Salesrooms.
The unavoidable delay necessitated
by the making Of specially designed
prizes, as well as the increasing de-
mand for them, has led the Gorham
Co. to pay particular attention to this
branch Of their business. and now one
may obtain anything from the tiniest
and most inexpensive cup to the most
elaborate and massive trophy with abb
solutely no delay.
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a7B. an increase of -, 1857 as compared With the
decrease OF $4,000. For the ten months ending
April 30 the gross earnings were S,076,1O4 a
decrease Of R36S, s16 as compared with the cor
responding period of last year, and net Sl,oO3,-
025, q decrease of 1919 362.
The Governing. Committee OF the Stock Ex-
change listed to-day the following securities:
Brooklyn Union Gas Company's additional Issue OF
nrst consolidated mortgage 0 n cent. nfty.yehr gold
bonds, $4,000, making total amount listed tl8..
0Sl, 900. These bonds are issued in redemption OF n
like number OF underlying. bonds Of the companies
Northern Pacific Railway CompAny,s additional
issue OF prior lien 4 q cent. gold honda, 6e9G, 900,
making total amount listed e74,Sl2,b 300. These bonds
are Issued for bonds of the old company surrendered
under the plan OF reorganization.
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Rail.
way Company's additional issue of general mortgage
4 y cent. gold bonds. s2,b74.ooo, making total
amount listed e7.074, 900. OF these bonus e574.O00
have been Issued to retire underlying liens and
e9, 900. 900 have been issued under the provision OF
the rate OF 81 900, 600 In any one fiscal year for new
equipment, construction. and betterments. The com.
pany has taken advantage OF this provision during
the fiscal year ending juno 80, 1895, and also during
the fiscal year ending with the present month.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company's
{, S69,0 900.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ralway Com.
panys new Bio y cent. gold mortgage bonds, issued
e99, 4DB, 900.
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway company's
hrst mortgage . v cent. gold bonds, 81, 8 1000.
columbus Gns Compnny's 1rst mortgage 8 p cent.
gold bonds. el,176,000 and capital stock. 81. 072, 900.
The par value OF the new securities listed IA o. $780,.
600.
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Transcon,lnon,nl nn,lroad In Mexico.

C~UEESAvACA, state " HIo-clos. Mexico. June
23.-Fivc thousand men are NJ WORK in the diff
fcroni construction camps of the Mexico. Cncr.
nayaca and Pacific Railroad, and that line will
be completed 10 this city In u tow weeks. The
rond Will ram ram tho City VI Mexico 10 tho
port OF Acapulco. on tho Pacific c0as,, and will
bO tho first trhnscOntincntal :oaG in Mexico
north OF tho lsthInas CT Tcauanteper.
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The Hotel Normandie-by-the-Sea Normandie
Station. n. j.. opened yesterday for the summer
under the management of Gen. Earle. A large
number OF guests are expected at tho opening.
The beach Is in an unusually fine condition for
safe bathing. The fishing in the Shrewsbury
good on account of the new inlet from the ocean
to the river at Highland Beach. Prof. Becker
the week with sacred concerts every Sunday
eyeninR.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June GA meeting Of
merchants was held OH the floor Of the Phila-
teiphia Boursc to-day To devise means OF estab-
fishing and e1uipping n now line Of steamships
between Philadelphia. Savannah, Charleston.
aud other southern places. To take the place OF
vessels OF the Ocean Steamship Company. which
s:e Ia he. Withdrawn on July J.. The meeting
resolved that "A committee a. fifteen members
Ia appointed by The Chairman, to consist OF one
member from caCn trade association invited to
participate. Ia coEsidG: the matter.
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Tho New York. Susqucilarna and Western
Railroad Company has sold to bankers Mar
qupnd and parmly OF Its general mortgage } Imr
cent. bonds held In its TREASURY II sufficient
amount To pay or its 'onting debt and TO pro,
vide funds 'or tho extension Of The road 10 II con.
nection with tho WilkesharrC and Eastern. Tho
amount OF bonds sold has not been nade public,
hut the floating de6L OF the COMPANY was about
$500. 600. II Is e~NpoCtcd that the proposed cx-
tcnsion will DO ilniEhch nhGuL Sent. |.
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REoUEsENs HELD FOR TRIAL.
Mrs. Reineman. Who Was Indicted with Him
VIII Also BE Tried In October.

Will Also Be Tried In October.
Ricardo de Requesens and Mrs. Eugenia
Reineman, who have been under arrest sincn
June 4 ON a charge of having been concerned in
the counterfcitinR Of notes OF the Bank of Costa
were intended for the use Of aCosta Rican revo.
lntionary party, have been indicted by the
through their counsel. Joe Moss and Fred
House, they pleaded not guilty before Judge
Brown in the criminal branch Of tho United
States Circuit Court. The trial was set for the
October term, and Judge Brown fixed bail at
$1,000 each. The penalty for the crime ia
81 900 fine or one years imprisonment or both.
Friends OF the accused say they will procure
bail for them to-day or tomorrow.
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Drowned Ono or Her Grow.

BIyocE ISLAND, r. l.. Juno "3.-Thc schooner
Hattie NJ. Graham. Gloucester. ran over her own
seine boat of hero at . r.. N. There were seven.
toea men on ooa-c. and Sam Lowrlo was
drO wned.
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Barley-Was Inactive. New feeding. 277sa 2si4c.,
cost and freight to Buffalo; mailing. 9sCD42c. as to
quality. Rye was nrmer. State. 39(S 40c.; No. 9 west.
ern, 30 L9c., cost and freight to Buffalo. Sales 5000
bush. ~orn-Spo was lower. Sales 20. 900 bush, In
GLIDING 10000 No. 2 mixed on private terms free
on board afoat for export. No. = mixed In elev ator,
2s7 s06 29c; yellow. I, 900 at 8OL2c. delivered. Futures
declined isc. to asc. Future sales 200. 900 bush. as
follows;
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CARPET CLEANSING.

4.LAhnA''r IN THE WORLD. EVERY DETAIL.
THE THOs. y. TO-,
lbot BROADWAY, n. Y. 1898 Bedford Av, B'klvn
rleend CtlTstl, jersey City. Tolsphone conuectlons'
hIolAHE WAREHOUSES ASDk MOVING VASS,
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Futures here opened Q to 4 points lower, recovered
the loss, but subsequently, reacted and closed quiet
but steady at n net decline OF q to y points, with
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ANuIIHDIO CASH DnIHnC0,
including gold balance. $3.50, 4l3, 205 e23s. oos, I'll
Money in London, p y cent. Rates of discount
In open market for both short and three months
bills. 1915 y cent. Paris advices quote 3 D
cents. at lO3 francs so confines. Exchange on
London. % francs 1Oia centimeo.
Tho Washington Trust Company has declared
q semi-annual dividend of 1 per cent, payable
July l..
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
f1ay yar.. M fnllnws.
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"WEDNESDAY, June 28.

WED~NhbDAT, JUhb %.
The course of the stock market continues to
both surprise and disappoint those who regard
themselves as capable judges Of its probable
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9iaaueiaI.
TO THE or n
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Co.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
MATURING JANUARY LIST, 1888.

U~uIlSUlludltu mUllSdS6 bUIuS,
MATURING JANUARY list, 1898.
THE BALTIMORE G OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY have arranged with IL, N,
tho extension OF the
so. BSS, 600 First Consolidated NoriEnEe = PEE
Cent Currency bonds. ana
SIS. 600 First Consolidated Morigage q PEI
Cent. sterling Gold BondS.
maturing January list. 1893. OF tho Olt,o
MISSIsSIpP1 RAILROAD 70,
a term OF nifty yearn, from January LIST, 1907. to
January LIST, 19i7, with interest at the rate Of g..
per cent. per annum. payable July lat and January
LIST OF each year, both principal and interest OF tho
said extended bonds TO be payable in gold coin Of
the United States OF the present standard Of
weight aud nneness. without deduction from said
principal or interest for any tax or taxes, now or
hereafter Imposed thereon. by the laws Of the
United States. or any state thereof. which the
Railroad Company may he required by said laws
to deduct or retain thcrcfrom.
UNTIL n INCLUDING JULY 18TH NEXT We
OHer TO the holders OF the above bonds the priyisV.
OF extension. upon the payment OF Sl5 per bond Of
$1,000, as follows:
Tho Z per cent. bondholders 70 receive a q, 900
Bond. extended for fifty years from January /. 1897,
al 4 per cent. and sl5 in cash. representing the diren
ence in interest between 4 per cent. and 4 per cent.
upon coupon duo July l. iso7........e15
upon coupon due Jan. |, 1898 ........ 10
$40 p % P' SSSS5
Less payment for extension .......... IS
Cash payment. .................el
Tho o per cent. bondbolders to receive n q 900 bond
extended for nifty years from January I. 1897. at
per cent. and 81 In cash, representing the differences
In interest between 4 per rent, and o per cent
upon coupon due July l., 1897 ........elO
upon coupon due Jan /. 1895 ........ 10
$50 G e PEI 5S ssG5
Less payment for extension .......... is
Tho existing Z per cent. and o per cent. Coupona
for interest due July LIST, 1897. and January lst
1898, will be detached from the Bonds new sheets
OF coupons OF interest, at the rate of I per cent. per
annum for the full term OF the extension. and tho
Extension Agreement being attached; and such cou.
pons, to the extent of S15 and e1o each. respectively.
will be held by the undersigned, under their agroe-
nient with the Railroad Company. uncollected. II re-
quired, until January LIST, 1898.
We are prepared to purchase. at par and interest
dess discount a, the rate OF 3 per cent. per annum) to
January LIST. 1898. the bonds of any holders. with
coupons OF July LIST. 1897, and January LIST, 1898. al
provided the bonds are presented on or before July
18th, 1897.
Tho form Of the Extension Agreement can b II
spected at our once.
Brown Brothers & Company,
NO. SO WALL sTREBT. NEW FOL
juno 10th, 1897.
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oats-Spot Wa dull. Sales 81. 900 bush. including
10000 No: 2 white. clipped, on private terms, for
export. No. 2 white. 252c.: No. 3 do. 2+c.; No. 3
white. clipped: 2oc.: No 3 do. csc; No. 9 mixed,
22c.; No. 3 do. 2ic.: rejected mixed. 2oc.: do.
white, 1000 at 23c.; No. . mixed. delivered. 23c.:
track, mixed, 22&28c.; track white. 80. 900 at
2+taC13oc. Futures were steady. Future sales none.
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Bid. Asked. BID asked
Tn st Par. Tn st 5s.r.
at pl ofG.. o6a - 1904. ...ll1 ll4h
I'm st 4s.r. I'm st bs. G.
1907. ...1llh llla 1904. hide lldh
I'm st Is. C. Tn st Gar.
1907. ....ll3 l132 1898. ....lola -
Tn st 4s.r, Tn st 6s, r.
1925. ..,.l25 1865 1899. ....l0dh -
Cn ST 49,. C,
1928. ....l25s 1854
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FINAxc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock ~EIchanEe-saIes Juno %.
UNITED STATES STATE BONDS TN 81 .0oos).
6 Va es def. az
crna,No pp,cpa oF rrrrvn srIrva poup.
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StL.... 24's 2de 2de 24 Z
oss5 C & wll4b ll4J 11dh 114h ll4st
2syss c. $40. S2S s3S SCH S3s S3t
sosle C.M&stP 7ea soS 79H SOL sou
$40 C. M st
Ppf....l3eL 1891 1919 1882 1904
797o CRAP 71S 7lS 7lh 7lh 7l't
$50 ColFuel. 81 8 1Sh 1Sb 10
2lI5 Con Gas. / So 1875 1881 1874 l65
so7e Hud 1917 1904 1919 1904 1891
Ilp5 D.L&wl56h 1853 l66L l6s l59
lbD&Ra. loh l1S 1oh 1lh liz
100 D'Nood