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FRIDAY, July d.
Although tho transactions in stocks to-day
were smaller than yesterday. and appeared to
be largely professional, tho majority of the list
attained higher prices. This was the more re-
markable in view Of the skeptical views hold in
London regarding the future of the market for
American securities, and which was reflected by
further sales Of tthose securities here. 1t is
possible that speculation in London is unsettled
by the prospects Of serious labor troubles in
Great Britain. by a misunderstanding Of
tho bituminous coal miners strike in this
country and Of the Importance now attached to
tho currency situation in the United States.
European bankers and operators do not seem to
understand that substantial interests here are
satisfied with the defeat Of the free silver move.
ment last fall and are now DESTROYS of an early
adjournment Of Congress and of a cessation Of
the discussion regarding the currency until it is
determined that the pending revenue measure
will enable the Government to pay its current
obligations without drawing upon the reserves
that every concern engaged In the banking bust.
ness should maintain.
After a brief period Of hesitation at the open.
ing. the stock market began to move upward.
The improvement, though It continued to tho
close, was by no means uniform. Sugar Refining
was one Of the conspicuously strong stocks be-
cause the Street discovered. somewhat tardily,
that the Tariff bill as framed by the SEN
ate, is. with slight notifications. likely to be-
come a law. Tho only other stocks that can
accurately be described as fairly active and
which scored noteworthy net gains. were New
York Central and Omaha common. In the 30
called inactive list gratifying results were at
tanned by Des Moines and Fort Dodge and
Minnesota Iron. The buying generally appeared
to be chiefly to recover stocks sold during the
last week or ten days. Trading in New York
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FRIDAY, July 9.-GRAIN-Whoat-Spot was
easy, but fairly active. Sales 10000 bush. No.
/ hard Manitoba and $4,000 No. . rcd on pri-
vate terms for export. At the outports 96, 900
bush. No. 2 red and 10000 No. . hard winter
were sold for export. Free on board afoat: No.
l Northern spring. New York, Sic; do. Du-
luth, soasc.; No. 3 hard winter. 75inc.; No. do.
72Tsc. Duluth received to-day 65,o29 BUSH.
against 24s, ISL last year; Minneapolis $4,000.
against 1913, 100; Milwaukee 1913, against IA
800; Chicago 1.4OO. against 8 ,273; Toledo
2,11o, against 49.o43; Detroit 5,O57. against
12.4ss last year. Futures advanced lsc. to l4c.,
but lost this and closed iac. to SIC. lower for the
day. Future sales 1885, 900 BUSH, as follows:
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NEw YoRK. Friday, July 9.-Reccipts OF beeves
were ., s3S head. ~ cars to be exported. 1919 cars
direct to local slaughterers. and Gears for the market;
IA cars on sale all told. Slow. but generally steady
all around. The yards were not fully cleared
at the close. Native steers sold at & 4.3O9
s4.s5 p 100 Ds.: stays and oxen at S3.B7ia@
64.o5. bulls at 83. Tod So; dry cows at $50 90. 60.
Cables from British markets quote American steers
At io@lo,te = n; dressed weight; american
at l0@l2c. y n. dressed weight. Exports to-day.
$40 bseves and 10 sheep; Tomorrow $50 beeres and
I.2G5 quarters.
Receipts of calves. all for the market. were 74o
head. Active, but slightly easier for veals: butter
milk calves stronger. The pens were cleared in good
season. veals sold at ei@36.10 Y 100 Es. Butter.
milk calves at s4.25; city dressed veals slow at So
l0c. Y y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 8 cars direct
TO butchers. were 6.20I head; 90 cars on sale, all told.
Active. at u general advance OF lsaitc. Y n. Poor TO
good sheep sold Mt e3S94.I0 y 100 ns; common
to choice lambs at G5Goo 90. 80. Dressed mutton, ia
@ac. y D.; dressed lambs, S2@llc.
Receipts or hogs were 2.+s7 head. including 100
head ON sale. Steady at IS .609o+ y 100 MS. for state
hopN.
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The trading to-day was moderately active, but still. In
pool bought here early in the day, but sold befoTe the
close. At nrst prices declined In sympathy with a
lower market In Liverpool. There was no great pres.
sure to sell. however. and after the initial dealings
prices rallied. The onlcial weather report showed
precipitation was very light. but later on private
adVices reported showers at places NOT given
dlcted showers tonight on the Gulf. These factors
caused the market to weaken again and prices slowly
declined. New Orleans was irregular, July In that
market recording a substantial Improvement on q
squeeze " OF the shorts. the Government monthly
report will be issued tomorrow. The condition a
month ago vas s9.5 and on July / last year 1t was 92.5.
To-day hfty.fye members OF the Exchange guessed
the condition OF tomorrOw's report, tho average be-
ing 500 per cent. Interior stocks lost about II 900
bales last week, while Liverpool's stock decreased
nearly 10000 bales. Atlanta, Ca, July o.
" RAlns have been 5ery partial. soma districts
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Real Estate Private Sales.

A. L. kordecai & Son have sold for the estate Of
Edward J. King to Leopold Kahn the triangular block
of ground bounded by Seventh and st. Nicholas av-
enues. and 1l5th street. the dimensions being 15l.4x
lb.yxl77 taking In the entire block with the excep-
ton of the ll4th street side. Mr.. Kahn will build
apartment houses.
John Z. Crimmins has sold for improvement a va.
cant plot, lnOxl 90. at the northeast corner of Seventh
avenue and lllth street on priv ate terms.
Fttzstmons & Smith have sold for Mrs. Eugene II.
Conklin No. 227 West Forthwith street. q ~four-story
brownstone dwelling. on lot 90. lOx5b1 1908.
Louis N. Jones has sold No. 1871 East Stxtieth street,
four.story residence. 2Ox50x1Oo. to a Mr.. Brown.
MR. Katie Chock has sold to q Mr.. Crowley No. 1924
East Seventy second street a three-story residencc,
lSx35xlo0.
Charles u. Heymann has purchased No. 1884 Co
lumbus avenue. n nve-story double brick fiat house
on lot 27I100. Mr.. Heymann also has eold No. 500
West End avenue. southwest corner OF Ninety ninth
street, three-story hrownstone dwelling. on lot 2lx
30. for about e3T 800.
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have had very little and the crop IL very small. Con
siderable showers the past two or three days In diner
emit p aces, but no general rain as yet. Although crop
r. late, there q plenty Of time. with good season, to
weather during past week dry and hot, Northwest
winds prevailing. No serious damage thus far. but a
help to the crop Nayasota, Tex, July 7.-"Pros-
poets could hardly be improved upon. with a few cx;;
ceptions in hill lnnds. Rain would be very beneficial
in some places, but can hardly say that the crop lie
suffering as yet for want of It,"
CoTFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and easy; No. z,
7Lc. Sales 400 bags Mexican and 800 bags Savnnilla
on private terms. The future trading WA a follows;
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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF II SINKING FUND.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
To c~oNTRAcrors.
3bS SHLk 4, for rn tu st%s : q m ,n gsI,,," and q P ,Ha n1n
lie building in Crotona Park. near Third avenue.
YORK. pursuant to chapt"r l04. Laws Law of Of 1895. We"
BIDS FOR TIE ENTIEE YORK ONLY WILL BE
SEALED ESTIMATES for the above work. Endorsed
with the above ;.tlc. also with the name uf the person
ton, VIII be received at the onicc OF the Comptroller.
Rooms Nos. II and 10. Finance Department, stew art
until II o'clock NJ. on Wednesday. July llth. 1897.
at which place and hour the bids will be- publicly
OF the sinking Fund. and road, and the award OF the
contract. II awarded, win I've made 10 the lowest bid.
der. with alcuuat" security. AS soon thereafter AZ
The Contract may To- awarded vii be requIred
nent Of Street improvements OF the Twenty
offered by him or them. and execute the contract
within hve days from "a" date Of the service n q
so to do. no OF they will he considered as having
! nnandoucd it. End a. In default to the corporation.
ami thrrcupon the work SHAH be rcadvertiscd and re-
let, and so IN until the contract is accepted and eH.
ecutcd; The work 10 commcncr at such time as the
third and Twenty fourth wards may designate.
dr S nE Of any lid or e estimate, m 9. and F"i' the Fight is en,
pressly resrrN ed by the Commissioners Of III" sinking
tha pu e ESl iHtc 4l T to DO 50. ; !So8 bid VIII WIZ be- %'S s"se p, ID
from or contract awarded to any person who is In
arrears 10 the Corporation upon debt or contract, or
who Is a detaultrr, ms surety or otherwise, upon any
obligation To the Corporation.
me 'ntlre WORK u h' tbliiIhtltu N'HlH nun
dred and NIFTY days after the notice TO commence work
has been given by the Commissioner OF Street I'm.
prOvencnts of the Tw enty' third and Twenty fourth
wards.
The amount OF security required is FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Blank forms OF estimates and further information,
II desired. alno the form Of agreement. including the
specifications for the work. can he obtained at the
once OF the Comptroller. No, ESQ Broadway,
The plans ami detailed drawings rHn be seen at the
ono or Mr.. George II. Post. Architect, No. 80 East
Seventeenth street. where all Information relative
thereto can he obtained.
For full Information see City Record. New York.
July LIST. 1897.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG,
Mayors
John W. GOFF.
Recorder;
AsHBEL +. FlTCT Commissioners
Comptroller; OF tho
ANSON @. McCOoR. sinking Fund.
Chamberlain;
JOHN 7. OAKLEY.
Chairman Committee ON Finance,
Board OF Aldermen;
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
L ONCE Purchasing Cuminissary L, $. Army, Army
Building, No; 30 whitehall street. New York city,
Ject to the usual conditions, Will be- received at this
onirs until II O'Clock A. NJ. july ith. 1877. FOR FUR.
nishing such supplies as lnHy be required by III" sub.
sistenCe Department, United States Arni?. delivered
In New York. Subsistence stores. viz: Baking powder.
beans. rice, cOifers. teas. sugar., VIM :ar, candles,
soap. laundry ami toilet, salt. canned HriicI"s' c'loco-
late, uavuring extracts, Eyrups, spices. stationery, TO-
baccO. starch. brushes, matches. towels, &c., &c. In
formation. with conditions, list o: articles; quaint
ties. kind, modes Of packing. Sc, obtained Mt this
onlre. Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all pro.
posals. Envelopes containing bids should he marked
nth. 1897. and addressed TO Major J. r. WESTON.
c. S., u s. A.
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Rfal GState for Sale.
a RARE "rrnHrT,ITI.

4 RARE OpPntNIsITI.
FOR SALE-fhr valuable hotel property and cafe
OF A. G. TrapEcf, sltuar'l on Chapel It. Almost oppo-
site the campus II Y.r umi''r,,iY. In addition to
being n fay0ritr rtaUrt ~ III" up.rr Graduates ~ the
university, II ~ also pairunt.,i ~ the best class OF
tOwnzpCVplc Thla place i"s been deliberately ntted
up At great expense. and Is ESPECIALLY adapted for tho
hIgn rIas, Of trade when II Liw Iys has enjoyed.
Any one loOkI Ing for II nr-t lash Investment sho4ld
give this matter a thorough Investigation.
For information u to terms, &c. apply to
JAMES u. GREEN, Trustee.
GeW Haven coaA
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CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND PADUCAH RAIL
WAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mtge. Gold Bonds.
RKnRMPTlOy NOTICE

EIDE PTION NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Chicago. st. Louis
and Paducah Railway Company has elected and de.
termined 70 call in and redeem before maturity each
and all OF Its Five Per Cent, First Mortgage Gold
Bonds, dated September LIST, 1887. and issued under
and secured by mortgage OF the same date to Spencer
Trask and Edward +. Leonard. US Trustees. and that
It intends TO make such redemption and payment on
the nrst day of September, 1897. at its ONCE or
agency in tho city OF New York. namely. No. 2l4
Broad way. by paying to the holder or holders OF said
bonds the principal thereof and interest then accrued
thereon, together with a premium o. Ave per cent. on
such principal sum.
Dated ST. Louis Missouri, June Sd. 1897.
ny order OF the Hoard or Directors.
w. q. BRUEN, Secretary.
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Barley was steadier. New feeding. 9saaeec.. cost
and freight to Buffalo; mating. 3ss 42c" as TO quality.
SIC. and cost and freight to Bunalo;, Corn.spot was
firm. Sales los. 900 BUSH, including $4,000 No. g
mixed on private terms. free on board, atoat. for ex.
port. No. 2 mixed in elevator. 8otc; No. 9 do.
delivered. Futures advanced lsc.. but reacted and
closed hc. lower. Future sales 10000 bush. as
follows:
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Company reports Rross earnings for the first
week OF July OF Q023, 500, an increase OF Rl1,l0O
as compared with the corresponding week last
year.
Railway gross earnings for Juno compared
with those OF tho Same month OF last year as
follows:
z c; g and St Louis. Sill Sss Dec. s5s.Sss
T ny 81, L; and Kan City Iss ieoo inc Inc. ns.GSS
Flint and Pcro Msrdcetie..: aiS.SSSs Inc. O6,sOS
The st. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for May OF $Sl,l9o. an In.
crease of S3B.907 as compared with the came
month h OF last yoar, and net eli, 399, an increase
Of $1,000 For the three months ending May
81 the gross earnings were 800, $50, TN increase
of 1905 52 ne compared with the corresponding
period OF last year, and not $58,30l, an increase
Of S3s,o9O
The Mexican National Railroad reports gross
earnings for May OF. $506,2l1. an increase OF
S110,936 as compared with tho Same month of
last year. and not Sl29,Ss8. an increase Of $780,
17s. For the hvo months ending May 81 the
gross earnings were $2,5io,375, an increase OK
period last year, and net $685., $40, an increase
OF 1888, 524.
Brndstrect's reports 215 business failures in
the United States during the week ending To-
day, against 225 last wcek and 2ls In tho corre'
spending wcck q year ago.
Tho receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. S717,661; internal revenue, $500
800, and miscollaneous. S6i.sl0, a total 81. 81 S y
nm excess OF expenditures over, receipts OF
$685., 662. The receipts of the fiscal yoar tn date
have been o.5s9:eil and disbursements $hS;,
OF S7,004. OS8.
Tho net assets Of the Treasury ut tho close OF
business to-day, rs officially computed, compared
with those Of yesterday rs follows:
Gold coin and bullion ...s 1is,o SSs.sls elip. iiS,7qa
silver dollars and bullion 3I,Ssg,lSs ~ 9se' 1Se
demand iiabiiities ...... "a .sss.sa S a..ao4.oo7
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AvAIInbfe cash balance,
including gold balance 1886, al3, 100 eas+. o44.eo1
Money in London, u y cent. Rates Of discount
in open market for both short and three months
bills, 3@13.l6 q cent. Paris advices quote 3 v
conts at 104 francs % confines. Exchange on
London % francs 10l2 confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated. Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were "a fOlloyR.
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for sale or % gct-Country.

EETRAORDISARH haIs ain - Greenwood Lake
Guarding huU-u, pOuiIrS and frIIt farm: exchange
entertained. ). TAYLOR EOS broadway.
LOlt SAll-SummCr Coltarc az Tui!y Lake Park.
Il nnorda -u county, y. y. on the u l. and w. X. r..
20 miles south Uf syracuse! ruttaPr Is furnished COM
Tlrt". lnruiinE buat'. &c spid with three shares Of
siUtk Of the Tally Lake PARK Association. Amply to
e., {. BtUWS, syracuse, \. Y.
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grpnhlpu advertisements.

we have the proper clothing for
you. Outing costumes have come
to be a very important part of our
business. The blue, gray and black
Serge Suit makes a very comforta-
bic and dressy summer outfit, then
comes the wool Crash, the linen
Crash and Nuns Cloth with no end
OF separate garments, such as
white Duck and Corduroy trousers,
white and fancy linen vests, Alpaca
and Sicilian Coats, fancy Madras
and Cheviot Shirts-straw hats,
bicycle and yachting caps, &c. Our
prices are the lowest that the
quality will afford.
BRMflfe NFcs@
Fulton ST.. ccr: DeKalb Ave. ~
BROOKLYN.
CALEB V. SMITH, Manager.
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NbNt aeo
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES
' sne' H s1. t e%. MS 1d. %Sted.
go Ads Ex.l52 1853 l52 1862 8
1890 An 5 R..l27s 1881 1879 1881 1881
500 Am n. lis liz lii liz ILL
es Am cabl o eoh co., 81 90
1850 Am Tob. 4 81 74S TO 75t
Tob pflo7 lo7 1o7 100 l
1aAm E1..114a 114a ll4h 1l3 ll5
100 Am con 1914 1874 1a+ l3 3
100 Amcop e2s e e2S 90 SO
$50 Atch.T&
SEE. l2 ls la lsb Ign
1899 Atch.T&
sep. ss4 e44 as. "a e4h
5AArbpf a71a 27h 27h a7h aeh
$40 Bay s. IL l2h l2 le leh
$3.50 Br'k T 2os 2el gel 2eh 80
100 D I'm G.loea 1902 o o ITO
ESQ Can So. 4o4 4oh 4eA 8 80
l4oo Con Ice. 4o4 al 4os O al
200 C Ice pr. 80 sch SO 80 30
100 Cent pao 81 81 81 8
$50 ches&o II l7's 16s 1es II
$500 Chic Gas e3s e44 e2Ss e3a 3D.
Sch Alt153 153 1853 - -
$50 &C. c.
STU. 26 26h 4 24a 25s
l4sb C a wlleI ll7] III ll7a
l6o C&Nwplel 1911 l6l l62 le6
1882 c.MAstp ssL sss ess = =
1875 C.M
~Pm.".lses 1907 1ses 1901 l4o
tsS colruol. IL II IL IL i7A
100 c.Hv&T. 2Ss 2S 2% 2h 3
100 C.L&wp 40 40 40 40 -
1922 Con Gas. lee Ice le4a 1861 1861
300 D.L&w166a 1864 1861 100 1853
67eo DM&FD l2b laS l2h 13b l3h
l4oo E Gas. 7ea 80 10 7sh 30
soGB&w 36 a5 as 36 40
$50 GenEleo aab aas a3b 80 3ah
100 nlcent- e7b 7 e7s OF OH
100 la Cen p 27a 27a e7h 27s 2sL
100 Lake sh.l7l III ~ III l7lh
' 30 L Lace "a. 81 81 81 81 Sc SO" s ST. SO SO"
800 Leadv M .l3 .l3 .l3 -
l42o Lou y. 49s so 4e+ 4es so
1928 Man Con sos eob 500 eol eos
so7 Min Iron 90 66 SO % So
100 MeINctf III Ia III -
llshich Cent 90 1904 o 100 lo2
1850 stL 30" Cd 9 23a I'd
2dpf... SAL SAX 5s1 SO 63h
$50 Mo pac.. 1sa 1873 lsAs 1sa 49,
200 ho.K&T g l24 12] l2s ID
$40 A'K&Tp 3oh 800 o 3os 81
10 Mora Esloo le6 leo 16e 1853
1910 n Cent s4is s4A s3a s4S s4s
Seh'lOO2 lOS2 lOU2 lOlN loA Z
S2oSatLead 3oA o 3oL 80 3ot
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9NYSNH l72a l72h l72h l73 ia
!ooSY.sdw loA loh loh l0a loa
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pr. go 90 90 28@ 20
& 27La 27a 27la 2SL 28s
y Pac. Id Id Ia 1874 ID
fp0O \ Panp 40 4O% 40 4OL 4OL
20 Ont 4 w l4a l4A ldA lda IDS
22oR&S 62a q b2h So So
NV orsl-wi l74 l74 l7A l7S ID
1900 Par Mail 3Os. az aoS 3lL ala
l1%OP. Ia Ia ia IL IL
iOo rhlPalClo7h 1872 1871 @ lo9
io'oO Pink .o6 90 .o6 OF 90
isoo Heading 2l+ 2lh 21L 21h 2lS
'ooo Read Up 469 462 8 461 46S
oso Reader 27 27 2T 26L 81
"ORGW.. 1872 2Ols 1914 2OL ell
pb7RGWp so 81 SO 81 6ls
500 81 J. As
Flstp. 49, 4bL 46s Asa 4o
i03 St J. as
} "a p. 10 10 Ia ia 16l
100 a. AZ al a 81
$50 SILswp SLa a. a.. a g.
'SSo stP@o 8 64s 63L 64is 64'
sGSslanRAT Ga go Al Al @
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Oats-Spot W as strong. Sales $40, 900 bush, including
5000 No. g white clipped and 5000 No. 8 do. on
private terms for export: No. 9 white. 25isc.; No. 8
No. 2 mixed. 10000 at 22ho.; No. 8 do, 2llac.; ~
JecteL mixed. 2UL ac.; DO. white, 2Sac.; No. y mixed
5000 at 30 ac.; track mixed. 23a24c.:
track white. los. 900 at 25G3Oc. Futures were I'M
changed to lee. lower. Future sales $1,000 bush. as
follows;
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Gpllrgrs mud Schools.

MISS BAIRD'S INSTITUTE o GIRLS. Norwalk,
Iu Conn.-26th year. Primary. Academic. ana Col.
lege Preparatory courses. Music. Art, md the Ian.
guaRes. Careful attention to morals and mnnners.
New %bnildlnKs. steam beat. Eymnanimnl.
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SariusS Aanks.
Dividends aud autsrest.

a Il. n. co.
II BROADWAY, NEW YORK. June 81, 1897.
NO. ~.
quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. upon tho
capital stock OF this company has been declared, pay.
able July 10, 1897, At the ONCE OF the Atlantic Trust
Company, so William at, to stockholders OF record OF
June 80. 1897. Transfer books viii be closed June
so, 1897. and roopened July 12, 1897. BY order OF
N. W. DoMINIcK. Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF CITIZENS co.
lb6
NEW YoRK July 4. 1897.
dividend of three and a half per cent. on capital
q. n. PARKER aAnrstAE1. :
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should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for tho week ending July 10th. 1897,
will close CPRoMPTLY In all cases. at the General
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

After tho closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American,
English, French and Gcrnan steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sail.
ing of steamer,
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COMMERCIAL EMF

Total sales. 3.lo0 shares
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WILLIAM l.. STRONG,
Mayors
JOHN W. GOFF.
Recorder;
ASHBEL +. FITCH.
Comptroller;
ANSON @. McCOoK.
Chamberlain;
JOHN T. OAKLEY.
Chairman Committee ON Finance,
Board OF Aldermen;
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MOUNT ALVERNlA,
Berkeley School, 1924 West 44th St.

Autumn half 18th yenr begins Sept. ~. Three va
cancies for boarders. New arrangements for Junior
Department, ages x TO l2 years. For register address
JOHN S. WHITE. IL. D.. Head Master.
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FINANCIAL AND co1ArEso1An

rrrrEp STATES AND STATE boNDs uS d. ooos).
SIS. c. oo71l2el 3o Va deb s.ss
6Usba c.....lldp Of iee1.... ga
Is Tenn set ss... s2h go Va o. DEF. 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
sVover Root Taa

Ges. sare for Headache aud
Euld +. !. Nothing rclievcs 40
rs Murphsy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

|, Hudson and Miss Belle
f.,brook were among the
|, town Yesterday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17
A SUDDEN

Last Tuesday morning the venerable
VIM. II. Eichelberger, in the eighty.
fourth year of his age, was suddenly
called from the scene of his labors here.
The previous evening he had been drop
ping corn but came to the house and
complained OF a pain in the region of his
heart, He grew rapidly worse until
death ended his sulferings the next
morning. He was a native of South
Carolina but has been residing in this
section for many years. He was buried
in the Baptist chdrch cemetery at Ma
~shulaville with Masonic honors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-04-17

mare and Mule.
Il, .@'e a good size seven year
~. ioor year old mule Of
c'n IN ine condition and
0''' early for a bargain.
JSo. D. HoDors