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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-02-13

LADIES.
Mamie McCulloh, Nellie Powell,
Enma Hohing, Mrs. G. w. Shaw,
Rose Percy, Bertha Evans,
Pearl Benson, Marian Tenant,
Maud taylor. Allie Hartman,
jennie Smith, Annie l.. Co,ner,
Mary Wilson, Nellie V Hetz,
Cora Wade, Annie Wilson.
Mamie Stewart, Josephine Metzger,
Anna Hitchlns, Hetue Jcffries
Ethel Spill, Mary Price,
Grace Jacobs Emma Wehner,
Tillie Williams.
GENTLEMEN.
James Davis, DR.. J. Marshall Price
Graft Haverstick, Garfield Jetfries,
Charles Shaw, William Scott
Fred. Schoticld, Walter f. Coyner,
William G. Hitler, John Taylor,
Harry Keller, Orville Jarrett,
Robert Scott DR.. |. l.. Ritter,
}. 5 Scholield G. S Jetfries,
Charles Gross, Ross Metzger,
John III. Bath, f. N Michael,
Harry Fuller, John Chambers,
ueorSe II. NlttS, James RULER,
d. ]. McMulen, James T. Koch,
j. M. Porter Shatfer, William Davis,
Charles c. Wright, Abner Lunsford,
Frank e. Beall, Frank Watts,
George Davis, Joseph Bear,
ID. A. Benson, DR.. w. 0. McLane,
Kew. &. A. Britt, George n. Beall.
William Edwards, DIR. T. Griffith,
X. Amman, Samuel Bowen,
Thomas Hill, Conrad Snyder,
J. b. Williams, George Hill,
George Wehner, Edward Duffy,
John w. Craig, Charles Jeffries,
f. q. Metzger, Robert Wilson,
John Morgan, Wesley Schoted,
William Hoffman, r. E. Boyns.
Misses Mamie w. Adams, Ruth Little
Nellie Shaw, o. Allen and sister, and Messrs
A. A. Doub, w. l. Miner, w. C. Devecmon
ID. p. Miller of Cumberland; Miss Alic,
Dixon, of Homecoming and Maud Houck, o
Mt. Savage
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Business Movements

Charles Ehm has established mer-
chant tailor shop on Main street, three
doors east of Uhl's alley.
Nearly opposite the alley John A.
Wagner has located his tin shop.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-02-13
One Bar and Fixtures
Registration Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the
~ legal voters residing within the corporate
limits of the Town Of Frostburg that the
Officers of Registration, WILLIAM X. CoYNER
and LANcELoT RICuAnDsoN will sit in the
Council Chamber for the purpose of register
ing all applicants for the right of suffrage at
the next ensuing corporate election, Monday,
April 3, 1897, as follows:
Monday, March IS, 1897,
from O'Clock a. m. until 6 O'Clock p NJ.
Wednesday, March II, 1897,
from l o'clocN p. IN. until 10 O'Clock p III.
Saturday, March 20, 1897,
from | o'clocN p. IN. until 10 O'Clock p. m.
Voters neglecting to apply for registration
will thereby forfeit their right to vote at tn,
next corporate election.
GEORGE JONES, Mayor.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Clerk
Feb l3-6t
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A Book of Permanent Value.

Erery 4me,jean citizen and Ereyy .Sudent Of
Amerjcdn history ""t Nojiectorot .ime,jcn,o
~W Want H. .School, college u"d iuJLc
Libraries .UuSt iuDc it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-02-13
Sheriff. Sale.

PY virtue of writ of .fe,1 .tocias, issued by
- Andrew Smelz. one of the Justices Of
the Peace Of the State of Maryland in and for
Allegany county, at the suit of Otto IIohing
against the goods and chattes, lands and ten
ements of Michael Kelly, to me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, at law
and in equity, of said Michael Kelly in and to
AN, Epr,,xH HsAA-
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Coming Events.

Miss Mary E. Goldsworthy. daughter
of Paul Goldsworthy, of this place,
will be married next Tuesday to Mr..
Bernard Heating. of Homecoming.
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Futures here advanced 20 to 35 points. closing steady
with sales Of IL 900 bags. Havre advanced az. Ham.
burg advanced ] pig. TO a pigs. Rio advanced 100
reis; receipts. u 1000; exchange, z lb'lbd,, q decline OF
l,lBd. santos was unchanged; receipts. 5000.
The cables to-day were rettrr than had been eI.
peeted, and led 10 general buying for local account.
Foreign hou, es aiso bought her. and there was very
littl utspDiItion tobel.
NAVAL Il, oREs-spirts Of turpentine easy at 900
80Lc,; ro'in quiet at $l,4o@Sl.oo for common to
PRovIsloss-Lar easier. Prime. $500 zoe. Pork
lower. old mess. svS. %, so; new. % SOC. lO. Tallow.
sSsc. Rutter-creamery. Western, 49,. Eggs-west-
ern, Ice, Chicago, sept. ll.-"Free selling OF pro-
visions early by a leading packer dent fed r Gently
with the long side OF the market precipitated = semi
panic and lnluced very frequent liquidation by scat.
tered holders. Lard showed the most weakness on
heavy sales for New YORK. account. Snorts and pack.
es absorbed most OF the onerings and their buying
resulted In a mod rate recovery, the market clos. ny
quiet. The cash demand was poor. owing to the un.
settled condition OF the speculative market. Receipts
Estimated at ~. 900 for Monday and 100. 900 for the
week. The sentimental enent OF the Yellow fever
scare 10 apparently the main obstacle in the way of q
reaction after such . severe break. and II looks as
though this bea1sh influence may have been fully
suoAR~Rsw dull but arm, 80 test, shGssse., 90.
test, SEC. Renned fairly active and arm.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-These were to-day's prices;
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OFFICRRSi
Presidcnt-THE HON. JOHN COSTIGAN. Privy Coun-
cillur. NJ. p, Ottawa.
LIST Vice MULLIGAN. Esu- Yonkers,
y. !.
I'd Vice. President-JoHS SMALL ESQ. Toronto.
Managing Dire, tor-A. W. kOSS. EsQ, eIM. p,
Toron o.
secretary-GEo MACBETH, Esq. Auditor Toronto
Gen, raj Trusts Company. Toronto.
Consulting Mining Engineer-w. HAMILTON MER.
RIFT. Esq. NJ. E.. A. X, :. NJ. Toronto.
DIRECTORY
MAJOR THOMAS BEATTlE, N. p. Capitalist, London.
FELIX CARBKAY. Esq. NJ. +. p. Lumber Merchant.
Quebec.
WIN DCRYEA. EsQ. Director Spokane Falls and
y. Ry.; National Starch Mfg. Co, ETC., New
York.
W. J. HAMLY. Esq. Man Dir. Canadian Savings
Loan anu Building Assp, Toronto.
HON j. EESBlTT KIRCHOFFER. Senator Of the Do
m.niun OF Canada. brandon. Manitoba
H.. u. McMiCkEN. Esq General Agent Great North
ern Pathway Company, Toronto.
A. H. " ORE, Esq. NJ. p. Merchant. MagoR. Que.
HON. CHARLES r. POPE. ext. S. Consul at
Toronto. New York.
D. A. ROSE, Esq" Publ sher. Toronto.
HON. JOSEPH ROYAL,
Northwest Territory. Montreal.
S. 8. Esq, Manufactured. Hamilton. Ont.
GEORGE ~SANDRoCk. Esq. President German'Amer-
lean Bank OF Buffalo.
COL. THOS, Z. SLOAN. Treasurer National Express
Company. New York.
AGHNCY FOR THS UNITE
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Rsnl 1..tnte private sales.

Charles Grinnth Moses has sold for the Marx Ernst
syndicate No. l79 Convent avenue, size lsXdOx eI.
tension xoU, AstDry American basement, light brick
and stone dwelling. This makes the third of a row
Of five houses owned by this syndicate sold last week
by Mr., Moses.
+, 8. Atwatsr has cold for the Southland estate No.
2A3 Eighth avenue. q 3.story dwelling on lot lax
b2, a NJ Dorc leAsehold.
N. & Forster ha, sold for Adler q Hermann. TO Kate
Doubleday, No. 1877 East 1854 street, q B.story dwell
ing ON lot iBxl0O. for o.. 800.
John speroni has sold No. ia West 11ath street. q
nve.story, triple nat house. taking in part payment
some Bro klyn property.
Annie J ckson has sold to Charles Hoerlein. No: 20
East 32d street, q thrce.story dwelling. 20x5uXlOO,
taking in exchange No. 4Si sixth street, Brooklyn.
Theodore A. Cordler has sold the southwest corner
OF y Nth Avenue and II 18th street, g5.llx10O, q nve-
story brick fiat house TO Robert MaywRld.
The property recently sold at No. 625 Broadway.
S4x2OO, to Mercer street, Broadway, west side, 1918
feet meth OF Houston street, 3Ax2o0 to Mercer street.
was transferred on Friday from the New York Build.
ing and Improvement company to Bartholomew
Jacob. in consideration of tSYO. 600.
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To THE sHAnRnoLDERs or THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companies

plan and agreement. dated September lst. 1897.
providing for the union OF the properties and bust
meas OF the Equitable Gas Light and New York and
East River Gas Companies have been formulated and
have been approved by the respective boards of
Directors of the two Companies. Copies OF the plan
and agreement. showing the distribution Of new
securities among the present stockholders. can DO
obtained from the undersigned. Stockholders are
referred TO such asreem Mt, under which the under.
siguei " III act as depositary with fuil power 10 take
all proceedings necessary or expedicnt to consum'
mate tho plan Of union. Tho agreement will not
become effective until the deposit OF twothiris Of
the stock OF each OF the Companies, and the right to
deposit will expire on october l. 1897. 4 syndicate
has agreed to purchase for cash the shares OF stock.
holders not desiring TO convert present holdings into
new securities. and stockholders must indicate their
election TO convert or sell for cash At time Of deposit
NEW YORK, September :. 1897.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Depositary.
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PRIVATE VERBS BRArERY.
a Medal OF Honor for Gallant Conduct nc the
Second Hattie OF Hull Hun.

a Medal OF Honor for Gallant Conduct nc the
second Hattie OF Hull Hun.
James W. Webb, a member of Rankin Post No.
10, @. A. r.. and a resident Of Brooklyn, has ro-
ceived q letter from Secretary Of War Alger
notifying him that no is to receive a Congress
sional medal Of honor for most distinguished
gallantry In action" The medal will be for
wardcd to Capt. Webb as soon as II is engraved.
Secretary AlRcr in his letter makes this state
mcnt OF Capt. Webb's gallantry:
"A second Bull Run. Aug. 80, 1868. this sol
der, then q private OF Company. +, Fifth New
York Volunteers, under a very heavy fire, vol
UNFAIRLY carried TO a field battery commander
the Information Of the close proximity upon his
flank and rear Of an attacking column OF the
enemy. whose approach was before unknown.
Appriscd OF his peril. the battery commander
WAS enabled 10 safely retire his guns that other
wise would hive been lost. In this service the
to hospital by the surgeon. refused to go. and,
while suffering from his wound. that would
have warranted his absence, participated in tho
Maryland campaign and the battle of Antietam."
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sLEU1H RoUNDsMAN GONE.
Central once Detectives Not 10 Be Tailed Up
Hereafter,

Central omoe Detectives Not TO No Tailed Up
Hereafter.
Tho last of O'Brien. the ex-sleuth. vanished
from Mulberry street yesterday. when Chief
McCullagh transferred Sergeant
Schlottman to the Second precinct TO do desk
duty. Schlottman, in Mulberry street. was one
OF the peculiar symptoms of the Conlin-O'B rien
regime. He was imported to watch the detec-
tives detailed to duty by O'Brien. He was a
sort of s,euth.roundsman. whose business it was
to 20 about town keeping tab on the detectives
sent out from Headq quarters. Capt. McCIusky
h IS no need OF such tell-tales, and he asked tho
Chief to take Schlottman away. Accordingly
he was freed from work which was probably as
distasteful to him as to those he was set TO
watch. The barometer in the detective office
promptly rose several inches.
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Cotton was dull and easier to-day. The principal
factor In the decline W as the Liverpool news. Liver.
pool ignored the Governm mt report and the advance
here yesterday. Prices there. after a slight advance
a. the opening. reacted and declined. This news led
TO general selling here. depressing prices. Spot
cotton was dull and lower, and the receipts ri the In.
ter, or towns were liberal. A light pres pitA'ion vas
reported IN Texas. but in most sections OF the cotton
belt IL was clear and hot. The Chronicle states that
the weather during the week has favored the rapid
gathering Of the crop; that while rain has fallen In
some localities the precipitation has been light az Q
prevailed; that reports from Texas denote that In tho
northern porti,n OF the state the outlook Ia very
good, but that In southern and eastern sections lAto
cotton has not been Materially benefited by the re ent
rains; that from Alabama tn re are complaints Of
Injury by rust and worms. and in parts OF Arkansas
and Florida shedding IA reportedi that rain would DO
of benent In some districts along the Atlantic.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dun but steady; No.
Z. 8baGa8sc. Sales ZOO bag hararalbo on private
Z.aaa- Hha IlIra lEnlInn Naa n InllnHlt
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and this 10 generally regarded a. one Of the best
indications a. to the tendency Of the ines.
An incident OF the week has been the suspen-
sion of another one Of the larger bucket shops.
In view OF the recent exposures as to the ire
sponsibllity Of concerns Of that character,
Il 10 surprising that any Of them re-
coives sufficient patronage to continue their
fraudulent operations, Buosot.shop operations
so far as the public is concerned. consist in put
ting up money on one side Of the market against
specious representations on tho part Of tho
stakeholder, who takes tho other end Of the
bet and puts up nothing. II the patrons of
a bucket shop lose. they have no redress, whereas
IL tho public wins the bucket shop promptly
suspends payment. 1t is simply q game OF
heads I win, tails you loso." and tho people
who play 1t are entitled to no consideration or
sympathy. They belong in the category of
ignorant and stupidity nvaricious countrymen
who attempt to make their fortunes out OF gold
brick " and green goods " bunco experts.
As compared with the final prices Of last Sat-
urday the majority Of stocks arc higher. TIT
moro important net advances are In Console
dated Gas, I'm y cent; Mani titan Railway,
Al; National Lead, 4; Omaha, $50; Rock
Island. al; Kansas and Texas preferred, gle;
st. Paul, 3; Burlington and Quincy. 90; North.
ern Pacific preferred, 2os; Union Pacific, 2A;
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis,
Ole; Illinois Central. Q; Northern Pacific, Ia;
Atchison preferred. is; New York Central, lla;
Northwest and Tennessee Coal and Iron, Ia
each; New Jersey Central and Southern Rail.
way preferred, lie each: Western Union. g;
Eric. y, and Chicago Gas, q y cent The note
worthy declines are In Louisville and Nash.
Vile, Ole; Bay State Gas, 2; American Tobacco.
Ia; Chesapeake and Ohio. y: Chicago. Great
Western. and Missouri Pacific. g y cent. each.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF tho
Equitable Gas Light Company OF New York, Q propo-
sition W as presented for the purchase Of the sharcs Of
this COMPANY. or an exchange OF said shares for the
securities OF a new Com pahy. consolidating this Com.
pany with the New York and East River Gas Com
pany. as act forth In the foregoing advertisement OF
the Central Trust Company, Depository.
After full consi Grafton. It was unanimously re-
solved TO recommend the acceptance thereof Uy the
stockholders OF this Company.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
,. r. MILLER Secretary.
NEW YORK. September ?. 1897.
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plFluCu Hllu OldICS W VI LdCi
DIRECTORS,
VIM II. PAULDING,
Director n. Y, ontario and Western r. n.
ADELBERT II. STEELE,
Ex. Deputy Com missioner Public Works, N. 7.
Investment Securities, No. 90 Broadway, N. Y.
J. \ REDWELL RICHARDS.
or Richards & Brown, Attorn"ys at Law,
No, 80 William Street, N. Y.
DUNBAR HUNT
Cotton Planter, Rodney, Mississippi.
GEO. L.. HUTCHINGS,
Form ry c.. hier Third National Bank, N. Y.
HENRY JAY MAYHAM,
President Mayham Investment Co, Dcnver, Col.
oPFICERsr
JOSEPH l.. zee. President.
GEoRGE L. %HCTCHINGs. 80. VI ce.President.
WIN. Ii. PAULDlNG. ..... .... 2d Vice. President.
FRANCIS lCkSON ......... Secretary and Treasurer.
RIG IsTR Ar or $40 X,
K~S1CKERroCKER TRUST co, New York.
Counsel. & BROWN. No. 68 William
Street, New York.
The Gold Creek. Nevada tGoId). Mining Conn
pnnica arc tho owners Oft
lat: 1000 ACRES OF RICH PLACER GROUND.
which HUNDREDS Of panning and sluicing tests
show to run from 25c, to $50 per cubic yard.
end: OVER 30 PROVEN LODE CLAIMS. aggrrgating
over IL MILES OF GoLD.BEARIN VEINS.
which have been opened at many places by
shafts. tunnels, and drifts. ores from which
assay from eio.so TO o.. 90 per ton.
9rd: THE TOWN OF GOLD CREEK; tho Gold Crock
Hotel; I'll Gold Creek once Building; water
supply system OF the town; 1O5 miles of teie-
phone line, etc.
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The receipts Of the fiscal year to date have been
S85. 86k, 2e3, and disbursements R84,O g6, 900,
an excesa Of expenditures over receipts OF $29,.
1872, 663.
Tho net assets Of the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day az officially computed compare
with those of last Saturday as follows:
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Available cash balance,

Money IN London, a@l Y cent. Rates of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day R120,000. Paris adviccs quote
3 q cents ut 104 francs 30 centimcs. Exchange
on London, % francs 20 confines.
Clarence II. wildcs s. Co. invite the attention
of investors to the stock of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
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AY-CAR|b00
Mining and Investment Company, Ltd.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862 dMPERLAD,
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Authorized CAPITAL = = = . $2,6OO,OCO
$2,6OO,OCO

HON. s. L. SMITH. Director Lake Superior Copper
Mines, Detroit.
Albert b. sTEARNs, ESQ. Appraiser Port of BED.
ton. Boston.
BANKERS
UNION BANK OF
H NATIONAL PARK BANK, New York
This company was incorporated March 4, 1897, ~
the purpose OF OPP rating In every branch of the min.
ing industry. and TO otherwise avail itself OF its broad
charter powers. throughout the mineral belt extend
ing through British Columbia and Northwest Terri
tory, and including the Kootenay. Car1boo. Cassiar,
and Yukon districts. Through its extensive and In
nuential connections the company has established It's
interests in the Yukon distrtct In q position such a. no
other company can obtain TO utilize the vast oppor-
tunities afforded for establi. hing general trading
posts, means Of transportation. bank .ng facilities,
town sites, etc., as we'll as the acquirement OF mining
claims.
In the Kootenay district the company owns Q num-
Der OF quartz ella ms, including the Vera Hastingn."
the Echo" and the "Comanche.' and has secured
and is negotiating for q number OF valuable proper
ties and options, including q railway charter from
the Denim ON Government and large coal deposits,
timber limits. several town sites, smrlters and min
ing claims producing gold. copper. silver. etc.
In order to secure additional working capital o
limited number Of fully paid and non: assessablo
subscription at 81 each. The right IL reserved %
close the subscription books without notice. Sub
s%criptions will be received and further details gtvoa
at the
STATES. 60 Liberty st., New YORK.
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Surplus. S84.ll4.l50 s26.8os. 1928 Dec. Q .44b.s 25
The surplus a year ago was &s. 1871 1926 and
two years ago gee. B95. $50.

The surplus a year ago WAS Ss. 7s7.s 1926 and
two years ago $26. 6s5. $50.
Tho imports Of general merchandise. includ.
ing dry goods. at the port OF New York last week
were $5 .469. 76s. against 90. 549,4 400 the previous
week and Ss, O4O. 2O7 for tho corresponding week
OF last year. The imports Of specie for tho week
making total specie imported since Jan. l, S5..
49, 07. Exports OF specie were: Gold, $4,000.
and silver, y676, 36l a total OF $6s4.36l, against
S765. 444 tho previous week. The exports OF
specie since Jan. l have boon: Gold. 1913. 923, 800,
and silver. $33. $50. 093, a total of $62, 800. 9O4.
The tota, actual domestic exports from this
port are as follows:
1897. 1898. Changes.
August. " $50. esl .77s e27.a74.e7o Inc. oa,657. 4os
From Jan. I $50. 1916. 1899 23S. soc. 637 Inc. 81 ,576, 225
Glucose Sugar Refining common Is quoted at
5ll2e52L. and tho preferred at 95ia@96. Stand
ard Oil Trust certificates sol at 329l2, and closed
at 329&330. Metropolitan Street Railway con.
solidated mortgage IS closed at l1li9@ll2.
Railway gross earnings for August compare
with those of the same month OF last year as
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quota
tons. Railway. and other bonds strong: The
ean Spirits St d. B n%'r Ign RAPID iSS transit sdti S, e%sS,:
peake and Ohio general Is, Erie prior As. Hous:.
Texas 2ds. Kansas CITY. Pittsburg aud Gulf
lists; son,ae i.p. Pscihs Of A Td Z lists ;, Joseph
Elevated lists. t. r. and Atchison issues. The
Spirits IS. /. {; So, Brooklyn Rapid Transit
fIs stsi to and ri fe. Eric ce Rt1ei general sss ri t! to p ast 10
T61: Kansas and Texas Ids. y. to "a; Kansas
City pi. so ~ and ,d1 Gu1i lists, So; to ss,e; F SGaih,
St. Louis and kama CITY lists. t. r.. /. to s6:
mi n Pas c 90 t;rs Z: TO lIS; and Uni n
worthy declines wre In Amer can Tobacco
scrip: l y cent. o IS; Chesape IKE and Ohio gen;
2.s4s, l, to 67ls. and Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf lists, u y cen =. to 49ie.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York,
55c. Bar silver in London closed at 25lad.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted At +2a 945c.
Money on call. lL2d2l9 y cent. Time money is
quoted: sixty days. 2le ' eent.i four months;
MI mixed Stock Exc al MONA" soiis,crai. et com %n eSH.i
paper firm. Prime Endorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 3iacat Scent, prime single names at
4 D cont. frst-class names at 4Gi2 q cent, and
good names at 4lad5 v cent
Foreign exchange dull at unchanged quota.
tons. Posted asking rates for sterling. S+.s+
rates are: Long bills. $4.s3laaS4.s3%: sight
drafts. n. s54 asa. SO. and cable transfers, 81. 80
d$4 s6k. Francs are quoted ut 5.20as for long
and 5.lsa for short: reichsmarks. s4Ad8i% for
long and 95ia0f95a for short; guild"rs, 4OQg
40 I-l6 for long and 4O'sato 3-l6 for short.
Domestic exchange ON New York: Boston
b cents discount, Charleston - Buying.
i-I6 on; selling, par. New Orleans-Bank, SO
cents premium; commercial, $3.50 discount.
San Francisco--Sight. 8 cents premium: tele.
graph. .7l9 cents premium. ST. Louis, 60dfs0
cents discount. Chicago. 60 cents discount.
Cincinnati-Between banks. 40 cents discount,
and over counter. par.
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openfnp. Highest. Lotrest. Closing. Night.
Sept. -. l.O3k 1904 lO2S l.02"s lots
Dec. ,,,,1.Ol l.Ol 100 100 l.OlS
NAV .Qpl, QDa. .uD3. .pS9. lOOl,

Bari was quiet, New feeding. 8liaa 92 nc. cost
and freight to Buffalo: 32935c., cost and freight to
New York mailing, 4Ha 52c., as 10 quality, -Ryr-Was
easier. State, 4SCp5lo.; NO. = Western. 52@52icc.,
cot and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was lower.
sales IL 5000 BUSH, including 10000 No. 9 mixed at
37Asc., free on board afoat. and 3d. do. at the out.
ports OH private terms for export. No. 2 mixed, In
elevator, 35atc.; yellow. 10000 in store at SIC.
Futures declined &c. After Change, December on
curt was 37A93Tsc- closing 37Sc. Future sales.
bush, as follows:
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sic. 900 q year. For particulars addrO63
RANDALL II. FooTE 4 CO.. 60 Broadway. n. 7. otey.
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Opening. Highest. Lorest. clo,fr

oa,s-Spot was weak. sales %, 900 bush. including
80, 900 No. 2 white clipped and 10000 No. . mixed
on private terms for export. No. 9 white, 28't&
27c.; No. y do, 2acS26t2n.; No. 2 Y white clipped. 2sc.;
rejected white, 90 2c.; do. mixed. 2tca; track mixed.
25d 2sc.; do. white. Ia. 900 at 20 26t 32c. Futures
were easier. No sales.
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