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The sun., 1897-06-16

The Liverpool news to-day much better than had
been Ipected. Futures In that market were higher
and the spot demand was the best for long time
past while buying orders were also received This
news was reflected in an advance here to-day. The
weather and crop news was bearish. and the Govern
ment weekly report was favorable. though Il had
little effect The Manchester private advices to-day
better owing to the improved outlook in India
n result Of recent rains Tho Government report
to-day stated that there has been general improve
ment in the condition Of cotton throughout the
cotton belt. the improvement being most marked
in South Carolina and Georgia The crop is generally
clean and insects less numerous In Texas the crop
needs arm dry weather the northern portion OF
the State where the growth has been Slow and some
replanting continues, while showers would prove
beneficial in other sections Of the state. Tho spot
sales in Liverpool to-day included about 5000 bales
OF Egyptian cotton for American account purchased
in anticipation OF high duty.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No. z.
7a4c Sales 700 Central American and $50 bags Saw.
anlla on private terms. Tho future trading was as
fnlln
The sun., 1897-06-16
Real Estate auction ss,s..

AT the Broadway salssroom yesterday Philip A.
Smyth sold No. az West IObth street, nys.Story
prcE hat house, lot soxlO0.ll. foreclosure sale,
to John II. Oites, plaintiu. for Sy7,yoO.
ID. H. Inxraham Co. sold No. ia BrAdhurst ave.
nue., near ltSth street. nvestory brick Nat house
lot 26x7b, foreclosure Aale, TO II. A. Sperry for
$4,000; also No. lla Bradhurst avenue. near
l4oih street, nvr story UricK flat house, lot 25x
20. roreclosure sale to the plaintiff. Katherine
Pack. for $4,000.
Bryan L. Kennedy sold No. 4a5 East Seventy .arst
Street, near First avenue. fourstory orck build.
ing. lot zoxlOs.R, foreclosure sale to Acker &
estphal FOR $4,000.
Richard V. Harnett a Co. sold Barker Avenue
east side. 1868 feet OF Elizabeth street plot
85.4KixoKSsxlGo, 10 tho plaIntin, JacoD kupperI,
for SY.7hS.
Peter r. Meyer Co. sold No. 53s East ilsth
street. near East River, three.,iory DrownStone
building, lot l7lO x'7HlUOll, foreclosure sale, to
the planin. tiorence O. Joseph, for 81, 700; also
No. bvl East lIIth street. near Brook avenue nve.
story bricE hAt house, lot 2oKlUSIYoNlUO, TO W.
G. Nicholas for $40, ,+Uoi also No. byo liTIh street
adjoining the ABOVE. similar house, lot Y5xiuO,
foreclosure sale. to W. J. Nicholas for Sio. .o76:
also Lafayette avenue, northeast corner of FAIIe
slTeer. two'story stone mansion, plot runs 900 To
Bryan street xy0OK2UOx2UO, foreclosure sale, 20
the plaintiff. William IL. q. Patera. for 81, ,oUU.
James L. Wells SOLD on CrotonA ayHuue. east side,
80 feet north OF oaHiand place. two ostory frame
dwelling. lot 24xlUO. foreclosure sale. TO Edward
Z. Bailey.
The sun., 1897-06-16
Real Estate Private aales.

The Ernst Marx syndicate. that bought the sixty.
two lots. bounded by Amsterdam and Audubon ave-
and looth street and lStth street. last week.
has already resold somS OF The lots TO builder for
Improvement.
Terence Fariey's Sons have sold No. 80 West Sew.
euty.Second street. four story residence. plot 2ox
lO2. taxing In part payment the building formerly
occupied oS the Union Theological Seminary AZ No.
y CnlverlIty place. The old seminary the Uni.
versity place property 'Iill be torn down and .
modern nrrproof mercantile building erected.
David stewart has sold for Ward Wheeler to
SarAn +. CAr on the southeast corner OF the Boue.
yArd and io2d street. q stone dwelling. Tor about
1000.
Horace s. Ely 4 Co. and slawson 4 hobbs have
sold nvo iots l2oxiOOo, on tn. north sido OF six.
ty.third str~ct COMMENCING e3o feet east Third
aynnue, for Catherine ". Sanders and tho Metro
poiitAn Trust Company rs trustee to tho Clara de
Hirscn Home ior WORKING Giils, Mrs. Oscar Stratus,
President. Mrs FlorenIine Sutro. Secretary. II ID
the purpose OF this corporation.to TO commence I'M,
mediAteiy tho erection OF a-buidng TO be used for
Its corporate purposes The same nrms have also
sold for the same persons nve lots on the south
side OF sixty fourth street, commencing x55 feel
east OF Third avenue. 10 tho BARON de Hirsch fund
Nyer y. Isaacs. President. julius Goldman, Chair
man OF tho ate committee. II 10 the. purpoAs OF
this Institution TO commence Immediately the erec
ton this plot OF building 70 he used a. Q trad,
school for boys.
The sun., 1897-06-16

calendar called .. 1880 A. n. Part n.-Ex.psrss
Isss'r. 1SSs o, Par. :s 2IvcSGss7MS;s Ss.S
clear. Law ana faet-No.. sivs, ti7o, ss6t. 4siD.
tsl7, 1891, t7sv, tsoi. ts7S, 4Ssl. 4svU. Part Y.
Cases unhnished. Cases from Part w.. Part VI.
until Monday. day June % Fl. Trial Tsrm-Pars h.Scs.s
unfinished. Preferred causes-Nos. psos, llTtt,
7po9, llvlg, lsUss, iassS, lsYsi, Iysol, lsony,
issSS
Clear. Nos. 1885. sss7. Ysss. 1850. ttis, 4siT,
SSSS s1se s 1881 1891 SpSs sSSS ssS S
94sS. otao. Part Iv.-Adjourned until Monday,
June 81. Part v.-Ciear. Cases from Fart ~.
Part vI.-case unfinished. Cases from Part III
So7o, Ilool, -ts7o. 27yT, t4s5. oOoi, eo17. 1870.
5oe1, 1857, 3o7s. Ssas. oSoT. 4uts. tOso, 97so.
400. YIus. ogsS, osoi. ooiS, lI75; Part viii--
Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part K
Clear. Cases from Part VII Part XI.-Case un.
finished. casss from Part II. Part Sll-Ad1ournod
Surrogatc's Cuurt-Trial Term-will of Mary
Campbell at l0;yo A. n. Chnmbers-wiii OF Rlcn.
ard TfEhe at 1880 A. MI estate OF jacob y. Tall
Murray. Caroline stern, Thomas Cain. UharIotte
Hackett, Thomas scuiiJ. Albert Guerin at l0:3O
A. M; Julia A. Woodward, Charles Morrill,. John
CITY Court-Speciai Tsrm-Motions. Trial Term
Part L-Clear. Nos. 1881. l7Bv. 1903. 1888. 1870.
ltoa, i777. 1885 1893. l7et, 13t 1877. ir.o, ntse.
Part II:-Csse unfinished. Nos. ssgs. sA2s. yosl,
2480, atis, aavY ivI2 1875. part III.-cIear.
Nos. 1887, l74s, 1879, 1897, 2s77. ale7, 1893.
ITO. 2s7s. tes, gs7s. gtv7. aso+. gsis. soso,
YYvs, ia2 1887, 2oOa 1877. otss. Part ~.
Case unfinished. Short eauses-Nos. 6ooo. oo!o.
oDb1, 1oos. 57os. Btto. otlt. otlo bsvs. ooa..
So7s. SSss, 6saS, 5000, 1856, tss7, 1851. ss97.
b1dt, b6SB, t73l. b72t. 683p, b720.
The sun., 1897-06-16
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
weather Generally Favorable 70 Asriealsura
Products.

Products.
WASHINGTON. Juno 15.-The crop bulletin
issued by tho Weather Bureau reports tho
weather conditions of the last week generally
favorable for agricultural interests over tho
greater part of the country. In New England
and the northern portion of tho middle Atlantic
States there was too much rain. while over
the central valleys and central Gulf States rains
would benefit crops
Corn, while generally backward. has made
good progress in the principal corn States,
marked improvement being reported from Mis-
souri,. Kansas, and Nebraska. Serious injury is
reported in Wisconsin. Minnesota. and North
Dakota, owing to cool weather. and in New Eng
land, the northern portion of the middle Atlantic
States, and tho upper Ohio Valley the plants
look yellow.
A general improvement Is reported in cotton,
being most marked in South Carolina and Geor-
gia- The crop is generally clear and insects less
numerous. In northern Texas warm. dry weather
10 needed. the growth being slow and some re-
planting continues. Showers would prove bene-
hcal in other parts Of tho State.
Except on the Pacific, winter wheat continues
pordns Of kansas Mssou snd nos snd
nearing completion in more southerly States.
Spring wheat has improved in Minnesota and
Tobacco needs rain in Tennessee and Pennsyl.
yania. Special telegraph reports:
ows and washed hillsides In central districts;
work much delayed; field crops growing slowly
much seed rottening.
New York-Rein in eastern section flooded
lowlands and delayed work; damage consider.
Crops much improved. Haying begun In warm.
est sections enormous strawberry crop ripeninR;
vegetation backward.
New Jersey-Warmer weather greatly i'm
proved all crops in southern section: in central
and northern portions corn and potatoes rot
badly, replanting many fields necessary; wheat
and grass are lodged in some fields. In Penn.
sylyania 1t has been too cool for crops; corn
needs more sunshine; vegetables doing well, but
late; oats fair; wheat, rye. and grass promise a
good harvest.
Maryland and Delsware-Weather generally
favorable for crops and farm work; wheat
nearly ready for harvest; oats and rye in ine
condition: corn is poor; tobacco planting about
finished; peas. cherries. and blackberries abun
dant: hay crop will be short; peaches, plums
and apples falling badly.
The sun., 1897-06-16

Futures here declined to 10 points closing quiet,
with sales OF $500 bags. Havre declined IF. Ham.
burg unchanged TO L pfg lower, Rio was quiet
at UNCHANGED prices; receipts in two days 1900;
stock 202, 900; exchange 2532d decline OF 132d.
Santos steady so reis receipts In two
days 5000; stock 2i6.000 Lower European cables
accompanied by selling orders caused the decline here
to-day.
NAVAL SroREs-Unchanged. Spirits of turpentne.
212@2Sc.; common TO good strained rosin, 81. ia9
0l.75
PETRoLEUN-Crude certificates were unquoted hero
and in OIL City. Refined unchanged.
fRovlsloSs.Lard nrm prime, Ssao@3ss6 Pork Pork
inactive, but nrm; mess 0S.6011S15. Tallow, Sisc.
Butter-Creamery. Western. iac. Eggs-State fresh
gathered.l2c Chicago. June 10" Provisions ruled
lower with moderate trade closing steady at the
decline. Packers sold. English concerns leading and
local traders were this SIDE: some OF them were
buyers yesterday The demand outside orders W as
fair. and short line of pork covered. but the
market lacked good support owing to free buying by
shorts on the bulge The cash demand for meats as
fairly good. Thirty.three thousand hogs are esti.
mated for Tomorrow
SrGAR-Raw dull. but firm; s9' test. &c.: e6' test.
3L,c. Sales OF cargo TO Boston at CLEO for e6'
test centrifugals. Refined unchanged.
CHICAGO. June l5.-These were days prices:
The sun., 1897-06-16
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. June l5.-Receipts Of beevea
l76 head all direct to saughterers No trading
feeling steady Dressed beef steaiy at 7sac, n. for
poor prime native sides. Cables from British mar
kets quot, American steers at 1oAS iac. n.
dressed weight; American refrigerated beef At So
weight FL ports to-day $50 beeves l040 sheep. $40
quarters OF beef; tomorrow. oo6 beeves, $500 quar-
ters OF beef.
Rec ipts OF calves. all for the market were lse
head. Quiet steady Poor to prime veAls sold At %
a8650 100 1s. Dressed calves generally nrm; city
dressed veals. Sl2lSlOLC y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including one cal
direct, were S.s85 head; 2li3 sale all told
Very dun at slightly lower prices than ruling yeser
day. Close to - ears carried over. Sheep sold
at 1918 100 Ms. yearlings at o46O lambs at ESQ
e5,15 Dressed mutton. 7@sc n; dressed year
lings s6sL,c. dressed lambs, SO | l iac.
Receipts OF hogs were 1888 head; none sale
alive. Sominally stronger at o4@04.30 Y 100 bs.
The sun., 1897-06-16
Business Tr0ublea.

Francis Timoney. retail grocer. 3o7 First avo-
nue., made an assignment yesterday to James l..
D. O'Reilly. Timoney was we'll known on the
east side, where he had been in tho grocery busi-
ness for tho past fifteen years. having at ono
time several stores on First and Second av venues.
Diedrich Z. Graf, restaurant keeper at 81
Beaver street, confessed Judgment for 3d.
l04.7s to William Pilgrim on promissory note.
The Sheriff has taken possession on an execu.
tion issued against the property.
The sun., 1897-06-16

to-day lost the .dyance made Monday. Liver. Liver.
pool and Psrs di,sppOlptsd the Srs oaS Ignoring sss
Of tsiE from the southwest Of new wheat. Missouri
o%"s rsd for
was good deal weaker than this market The pit
% Ss so @ o. 10 S me-
new July demand. There certainly was some selling
to suggest that interests long through ono set Of
houses were selling o1t through another The de-
Ss0s.ooo bush There was one fractional rally on
raSs in ssofSs and hesvy Showers in out
ern Kansas aud oklahoma not entirely propltious
tom The market was under @ puts good share OF the
session, and the buying the last hour was against
manipulation. we consider it improbable. Corr
There better weather for corn, showers through
d proes y
not net quite up to the sHPeeta IONS ESQ cars with
There has been lntTsSs il
weather; The speculative activity would fstten
% market wS to be short The p shipping demand likely to
be larger next month and receipts smaller Oats were
Clearance from the Sp seabo I'd so 66o bush There
was some selling by elevator people; no trade either
way of great Importance. Oats are depending on
.FLoyR-Trade vas only fairly active. Prices were
sbEn''' sbs easier In ''"p''n' win ~n''' SAFES 0'O'
Barrels Sack.
Eeceips '..'..''''' 99SS'dn9S
Exports b........................ l,lo% lE'ooo
Spring in bbls.-No. g, extra, e9.25at340i No. I,
extra g. 500 So 75; straights 60 700 e3 90; paents
e39ost.l5. Mill feed was firm but dull Bran (4o
Ds.) y 100 Ds., 5566bc.; middlings $50 TO 100 Ds)
67l2@65c.; sharps tfne), 85@7
CoTroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with sales
of 25l bales for export and 4os for sPinnins LOO
delivered contract Middling uplands
ll.l6c, against T3tc. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf l5.1 &C.. against &c. last year The Southern
spot markets were unchanged st. Louis sold .l50
New Orleans 700, Galveston Az. and Augusta 237
bales Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales OF $4,000 bales; futures there advanced to
points. In Manchester yarns and cloths were quiet
week and Q last year; Memphis ~, against 90
last week and 81 last year; St. Louis q against
rs last week and 80 last year; Houston 9s
against lse last week and lb3 last year
Augusta shipped to-day 227. ST. Louis 17f
and Houston I4S bales. The port receipts were 900
bales against l.l82 last week and l,7Sl last year
thus far this week 2344 against "a thus far last
week. The exports from the ports approxmated
1000 bales. New Orleans advanced to points.
Futures here advanced to IL points, closing very
steady with sales of $1,000 bales. The future trad
nj wa aa
The sun., 1897-06-16

TUESDAY. June l5.-GRAIN-wheat-sp was
lower. but inactive No sales. FREQ on board
afoat: No. Northern spring. New York. 7sc.:
do. Duluth 7sSc.; No. 3 hard winter, 75c.; No.
. do, 76Ac. Duluth received to-day 59,4s3
bush, against 2s9,6l5 last year; Minneapolis
100000. against 1877 800; Chicago 800. against
1850; Milwaukee s.4OO, against "a, 700; To-
lcdo 4.497 against 9.339; Detroit 683 bush.
Futures declined ioc. to lc. Future sales $685.
900 bush, as follows:
The sun., 1897-06-16
we.tern Union telegraph

DIVIDEND NO ll5
The BOARD OF Directors have declared 1nari'f
dividend OF ONE AND ONE QUARTER PER tlNI
upon the capital stock OF this company pay Nnlr a
the once OF the Treasurer and after the N 'a
OF July next TO shareholders OF TtCnfi ~ IN" s'e
the transfer books on the 10Th day ~ Jrnr ipH'
The transfer hooks win hH closed At O'Clock n'
the afternoon OF June 18th inst ami Tropcnei ' u"
morning of July LIST next. ..,..
The sun., 1897-06-16

including gold balance. s2sI I.s7l.ls7 s2slls2.lsI
Money in London, Il . cent Rates OF dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills. l5-l6dl cent. Paris adviccs
quote 3 " cents at 104 francs l7lo centimes.
Exchange on London, 25 francs l0io centimcs
The voting trustees Of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company announce that the
dividend of 2 v cent. on The first preferred stock
will be payable OH July u.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun., 1897-06-16
MAXHArTAS RAILwIY coMr,>,

No, IHl BIIuHIWhy, IIuHIW ~, ~ lMTk' IIII1TIInEII IITI
quarterly dividend OF one per cent ON IA" ''i4'"
stock OF this company has been declared raNhl "
this ONCE on and aft Thursday, July 1t. 50 .
transfer hooks viii be closed on Wedu'.'h'. 10
18th. at O'Clock y. NJ, and viii be T"optu'd 90 ~
day, July I'd, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
ID. ", ICWILLIAMS, Tr"as'"''
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN ASD IAkIiu"h"N., i,
~ ROAD COMPANY, New Haven, Conn th" -|,
1897 The stock transfer books Of this CuuuANt
be closed the close Of business on the lNth ~
and remained closed TO aud Including the hntA ih,,,'
for purposes Of dividend pay able the lAiter u4
BY order Of the Board OF Directors. - ..
WILLIAA L. SQUIRE, TEehaTSs
The sun., 1897-06-16

The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs. $697, $50; internal revenue, S245 1926.
and miscellaneous, $s.396. total Of $95l.552.
The disbursements we're $sOl 200. nm excess of
receipts over expenditures OF $l5o552. The
receipts Of the fiscal year to date have been
1925 275,45 and disbursements 1884. .639 lil,
363690.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day. as officially computed. compare
with those OF yesterday follows:
June IL. June l5
Gold coin and bullion ol4i,l 50,O4S ol%t. 5O4
Silver dollars and bullion 27,8O2B2l 27,433. .aS3
United States notes S2,676.4l2 32,BS9 S26
Other assets in excess OF
demand liabilities ...... 27O42,lO6 2B,8e5. 5.S7S
The sun., 1897-06-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock EIohAngs-salss June IL.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS uS 81 .ooos,
80 8 q. c. i92o...................l2 p6h
The sun., 1897-06-16
Court Calendars This Nay.

Appellate piyislon-suprems Court-Noa. o., 90,
50, Az II, II, 10, 81, 90, 81, 40, OF. 81, 40 o.
.supfems court-special Term-fart L-Aotion
The sun., 1897-06-16
The Monetary Trust,
20 BROAD ST., NEW YORK

This corporation has Transferred all Its ofces for
execution OF orders to the nrm OF Carey. stokes
Co.. of which Mr.. Charles Stokes Is the New York
Stock Exchange member. Mr.. Stokes has been an
active member OF tho Exchange except for few
months intervaD for moro than . quarter OF Q cen.
tury. and is expert in market machinery and tho
forces which movo It, We made this important
change because experience has given US the oonvic
ton that those who trade upon market fluctuations
will be best served this manner Cariey. Stokes
Co. come to tho front specialists in speculative
Investments. and will do conspicuous work in tho
realm Of speculation. Between speculation a. thus
represented by this nrm tho ono hand and those
approved Investments which arc known 10 all In.
veators. and which yield but four per cent on
the other hand. there 10 . vast and worthy neld,
wherein lie tho future operations Of the Monetary
Trust.
Bankers. capitalists and investors generally who
contemplate the effort to mako more than simple
interest may rely with confidence upon the co5pera-
ton of this institution. and. believe will realize
results far above the average realization OF manu-.
facturers and merchants
FRANCIS D. cARLEY. Prssident
The sun., 1897-06-16

Total sales of railway bonds par vAiue> o1.so1ooo.
RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREA
OPEN High Losr- -c7osiR0-
Saiss ING. est. est. BID. Asked.
4sttl Am sR..12oS 1891 124h 1851 I2o"
500 Am sRploS los 1o7'4 1o7blo9h
sloAmsMp se,a aea 2eh 2el sol
ss,O Am Too. "a 74a 7s 7s 7a.
2oAmEI..l1a l13 ll3 Ill 1l3
1883 Am con Ia 16 ID l3a l4S
1918 Amcop 6s1 eoh 6sS 6e+ 90
sFe~.. l2s l2h lea leh 1as
sa47 Atch.Tk
sFop.. a4 s4A ss. ass "a
4se A Arb pr 20 go ee,a ee 90
2cs Bait o 1lk l1h 1lh lob III
82 Balt&o
800 Ba, sso loh los 1o1 1os III
Ss25 Br'kRr 2ah 24s 2as 24S 24h
l+o6BUn a.loe 1882 Rlos losh los1
1878 Can so.. sos 5oa 6ok 6oh 6oS
100 Can PAo. 6la 61+ 6l] 6lh 6l5
72o Ches&o l7s ls l7I l7S l7a
eooes Chic Gas 80 sss s7s e7s s7h
lI5IC.C.CE
stL".. sah 24a 2sh CAV e4a
$3.50 C wllohlloa 1907 loeSllo
100 G &Nwpl 67ia 1871 l67hl6s
$4,000 cMAstP 7sh 7es 7es 7eb 7eS
470C.MAst
Ppt..Ise 1891 1se 1891 1864
1884 c.R1AP 7oS 7oS ees 6e5 70
1850 900 c1lr1c' esno: 20 aa' 20 as+ o. 20: o..
lO4a Con Gas. l64as 1861 e4h 1862 1861
2si DAHud.l ! os'a loeh losh losh 1904
looDaRd. lla liz III llh ia
100 EreRR lAs l4S l4s l4h Ida
loo oEdiEI..llob 1851 ll6bll4 ll6h
lpoEdEIof
Broot.1os los los lo7h 1884
tooERe". II 7sh II 74h 7e
pr..".loea 1864 loel los
lllo oenEloo 33S 33% 33 33b 33h
800 III Cent OF OF OF OF e7ia
goo Ill Steel. 40 40 80 a7h 80
200 Ia Cen. z 7a
1ssll.ws as as* ss" ss ss ss" ss$ ss$ as ss
7e7 Lake sh l7oh l7lb l7oh l7ohl72
lao LAcl Gas I'd I'd "a ed 24is
III LsclGp. ela s1s slh 81 90
1905 Lou&N. 5o's 60S 19's 4ea SO
1910 Man Con ssb 5SS s7a s7ia s71
400 MetTracllo ITO lo9Iloe 40
100 Michcen ees eeh esh e9h 100
sdpf.. so so so 4oa so
$3.50 Mo Pac. l7S 10 l7S ia l7L
0loho.K&T l2J l2J l2s l2a l3
| 2b7o h.K&Tp Sl5 3lS 81 81 3lL
100 Mob a 2os 2ob 2os 2oh alL
300 on. l3 l3L l3 l3 l3h
$3.50 Cent 3d. IS 627s 80 B3L
2l67 NY Centl ola lOlA 1904 1907 o !.
1000 SatLeAd 29h 29L 2sS 2s9 20
l2O Nor Am. ~ 4a 4a a. a..
oNY.C&
SLIP es es SO es 70
100SY. S&
Wpf.. "a 24 I'd 23La 24
| 60Nor&w IL IL IL IL l2L
22NAWp 29S 20S 29A 2eA 3OL
1890 Nor Pac. l5i1 l6S l4A l4I is
| 1929 PGcp. 43is 43S 42ls 43 A3L
| 900 ont&Min z z g. a. IL
400 Or SL-tr l7i1 l7k l7L -
| AS RAMP SO 631 SO 63L Sd
| 900 orsL.wi Ia l4S ID ID la
$3.50 Psc ASn 2eI 2e$ 2sS go 29t
The sun., 1897-06-16

The above dividend OF two per cent viii be pAyShle
on July g. 1907 TO holders OF the Voting Trustee
certincates for INST preferred stock OF the 81 lonb
and San Francisco Railroad Company, OF record "a
the books II the Voting Trustees. AZ the close al
ness ON June 22, lSHI. The transfer books ~ no
Voting Trustees certificates for hrst preferred s'h
will close at r. NJ, on June 22. 1897 and Will REOPEN
AT 10 A ~. on July u, lSS7.
Checks VIII he mail ID
dated New York. June 10, 1897.
KENNEDY TOD A COMPANY.
The sun., 1897-06-16

Bid. asked. BID lsksd
On Sc b. On st %. r.
At pi orc. 90 - 1904. ....ll3% liAL
UL st <s,r. Un st bs. c,
1907. ....lll lllh 1904. +.."lla% llAh
UnSt<s,c Q. I'm st 90.
1907. ....l13 ll3hl 1908. ...lolL -
Unst As,r, Un st o..
1925. ....l24s 1854 1880. ....loAh -
Uns <s C,
1926. .".l26b l26bl
The sun., 1897-06-16
INFORMATION ROOM.

In this interesting investors will md them
selves In q new atmosphere. Not elsewhere bo
speculative Investments. This Information Room and
working ofces the irst door Of the build
ing just completed by the Commercial Cable Com
pany. at 20 Broad St.. and adjoining the New York
Stock Exchange New st.. where the IL the
rs the entrance to the New York Stock Ex.
change Annex. These ofnces arc in closest possible
proximity the activities of the Exchange. and In
decentralization is prompt and continuous For
customer, every phase of the market is noted.
translated. and bulletined.
1t IS the purpose OF the irm to popularfEe New
York Stock Exchange transactions and give 70 small
traders every possible fscty The utmost uberality.
consistent with legitimate operations, will be
csed in reference to the amount Of margin required
and tho number Of shares to be bought Trading in
tenshare certificates multiples thereof at price
OF 100 shares will bo both encouraged and accom-
plished. In sympathetic cooperation. the customer
with Ono Hundred Dollars will receive the same
attention the man with Million. Nonresident
will receive advice and suggestions the
conduct OF their accounts whether large or small
unlimited correspondence in reference financial
will be gratuitously conducted. While Il is
conceded that the effort to mako quick large prots
will generally 1eopardiIe the margin employed. yet
on the other hand the influences which minimize or
overcome speculation have not before or
elsewhere in similar manner been brought together.
The sun., 1897-06-16
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