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:finanriaI.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

The undersigned. representing a majority OF IN.
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the Union PacIno
Denver and Gulf Railway Company. Issued under IT.
mortgage dated April 1, 1900. have been con,t,.
tuted n for the protection OF tho interest.
Of the consolidated mortgage bondholders. under m
agreement, dated September IS. 1897, copic, ~
which can be obtained at the ONCE OF tho Dcpo,t.
tary. Central Trust Company OF New York, No. "a
Wall street. N. ", or at the agency Of the Depos,.
tary. the American Loan and Trust Company, No. 81
state Street, Boston. Mass.
Holders of consolidated mortgage bonds ma, d..
posit the same with tho Depository in the CITY a,
New York. or in Boston at its said agency, ON or bo.
fore tho INST day of November, 1897. Certificate, n,
the Depository will be issued for the consolIdn,ed
mortgage bonds so deposited. and nm application win
be made. as soon as practicable. to have such certia.
Gates listed upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated New York. September IL. 1877.
GRENvIBLE NJ. DODGE, Chairmnn.
GEORGE N. PULLMAN,
,. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMEs.
HARRY wALTERs,
HENRY BULGE,
HENRY LEWIS,
URIAH HERMANN,
1T GRANGER. Secretary.
Ohm 8. WISE,
E.. C. HENDERSON, Counsel.
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WILLARD T. ALLEN,s DEATH.
A Lens leland Deputy sheriff Asphyxiatod in y
Rrooktyn Hotel.

Willard T. Allen, 55 years old, a deputy
Sheriff OF Suffolk county, Long Island, was
found dead yesterday morning in his bedroom
Mt tho Manhattan Hotel. at 100 Flatbush ave.
nue.. Brooklyn, with tho gas turned on and os.
Gaping. lie lived with his family at Hunting.
ton, l.. l.. and was employed as n salesman in
the firm OF Titus, Wells g. willetts. Mt 1879
Roosevelt street. He was in the habit OF taking
the Long Island train ut the Flatbush avenue
depot, directly opposite tho Manhattan Hotel,
each evening. and IT is supposed that, missing
put up at the hotel. He was still fully dressed
when found dead on the bed yesterday. md his
friends think that on entering tho room no was
seized with a fainting fit and fell back on tho
bed after turning out tho gas and then acciden.
tally turning II on again.
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GRAND JURY AFTER MUSIC HALLS.
Violations or the Theatrical Law BEING Tnvesti-
Ented-More Cases.

The Grand Jury started yesterday to investi.
gate alleged violations of the theatrical law by
the giving of dramatic performances under
music hall licenses in places where liquor was
sold.
Tho places Of amusement which the Grand
Jury got after, it is said. were Hammerstcin's
Olympia, Weber & Fields's Broadway Music
Hall, and Roster & Balls concert hall.
The Grand Jury sent for Chief OF Police Nc
Cullagh and for Chief McClusky of the Detec-
tive Bureau. Chief McCuilagh remained in the
Grand Jury room for over an hour. When he
came out he went to the private office Of As
sistant District Attorney Lindsay and consulted
with Mr.. Lindsay. Neither Chief McCullagh
nor Mr.. Lindsay would discuss the object of the
Edward D.. Miner o the manS Se%t Of oqHi, enrys Clay
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre. was arraigned
before Magistrate Cornell in the Jefferson Mar.
get Police Court yesterday afternoon for violat-
SsSummon n' on e Haii iIeHH' Of G Gi%eF VASE SSPsnf Of t Ga
animation was adjourned until Wednesday.
Charles J. Appel, proprietor of a concert hall
similar ummons 1t was alleged by Capt.
Brown OF the West Thirty+seventh street police
ances in his theatre, while he had only a concert
hall license. Upon Appells promise to stop the
performances until he got a proper license. he
David Posncr. manager Of the Gaiety Theatre;
James Wilson. proprietor OF the Globe Museum,
Concert Garden, all of which places of amuse-
ment arc on the Bowcry. appeared In Centre
Street Court yesterday in answer to summonses
that had been issued on the complaint OF the
police OF the Elizabeth and Mulberry street
stations.
Posner and Wilson wero simply warned that
they must not sell drinks in their places of
amusement: as 1t was against the theatrical
law: They both declared that they had never
sold any drinks, and that they had no idea OF
doing SO. Magistrate Crane allowed them 10 go
and took no complaint against them.
Detectives Sheridan and Sloan told tho Mari6-
trate that Ernstein had an ordinary $500 LIQUOR
license and was using the place as n concert
hall. They said that when they entered the
place on Wednesday night they found q woman
doing a dance on the stage. This they claimed
was in violation of the law.
Ernstein said that as q rule dancing was pro.
hibited on the stage and that nothing but sing.
Ing was allowed: but that occasionally one OF
the woman performers would become over.
jealous and would dance. He promised to see
that 1t would be stopped in the future, SO Magis.
trate Crane discharged him..
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FRIDAY. Sept. 24.-GRAIN-wheat-spot was
stronger. Sales 2oi, 900 bush. including "a, 600
No. l Northern spring Duluth at 81. OOIa free on
board afoat. and 100000 ungraded red and
spring on private terms for export. Free on
board afoat: No. l Northern spring. New YORK,
y dc. Duluth, . l.OO4; No. 9 hard winter,
SSG; NO, = red new. 9slac. Minneapolis re,
year; Duluth 450,878, aHainsfI3 81 go; ChicsSo
3s,sOO, against lO6 .967; milwaukee, al, $50,
against $1,000; StlLouis 10000, against ZOOS;
Kansas CITY $4,000, against 70. 200; Toledo
4l,23d' against 46.8ls; Detroit 1922, against
32.4O2 last year. Futures declined isc. 10 asc.,
but recovered the loss and closed lac. 10 &c.
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Gen. Coils Notifies the Contractor to Put On
More Men Forthwith.

MORO Men forthwith.
Mayor Strong and Gen. Coils drove through
Fifth avenue in a cab yesterday in order to SEQ
how tho work which Contractor William II.
Baird is doing in that thoroughfare is progress
ing. Mr.. Baird has the contract for laying the
%s-inch water mains. When the Mayor and
Gen. Coils returned to tho City Hall Gen.
Coils went Immediately to his Office In tho
Tract Society building and wrote the following
letter to Mr.. Baird:
Tho Mayor and myself went this morning
ever tho work you are performing under your
contract for laying water mains in Fifth avenue
and we are not at all satisfied with the progress
you are making. On the LIST inst. you addressed
o letter to tho Mayor, in which you said Won
were satisfied to put on more men when there
was an opportunity to do so. 1t appears 10
us that there Is no reason In the world
why moro men should not be nut 10
york on the west side OF the avenue
from. Thirty-frst to Thirty-fourth street, The
pipe Is there ready to DO laid. and is an obstruc.
lion to traffic and u nuisance TO tho residents.
Nor do we see any reason why you should not
be at work between Thirty.nfth and Forty.seo.
ond streets, unless you are delayed by lack of
pipe:
Unless in the next forty eight hours a larger
force or men Is employed and more progress
made shall be compelled to take means to RIG.
orousiy enforce the provisions OF the contract.''
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The trading In cotton to-day was dull and devoid Of
new or Interesting features. What little trading
There was was OF a local scalping character, and the
nuctuatlons. In prices were confined within a narrow
range, The Liverpool news was better than had been
expected, In view OF the decline here yesterday, and,
together with a small local demand. cause a slight
advance al the opening. but in the absence OF sup
port the Improvement was soon lost and a slight de.
cline ensued. BEFORE the close pri 'es rallied on cover
ing OF shorts. together with some new buying, tho
nights nnal quotations The exports from the ports
today were heavy. Interior stocks gained nhont
10000 bales during the week. hut the total Is still
about 100000 bales smaller than a year ago. Tne
weather report this morning showed generally clear
and warmer weather throughout the cotton belt.
C~offEE-Rio on the spot was duh. hut steady: No.
z. slsc. Sales, 300 bags Maracalbo on private terms,
The future Trading w as A. fnllnMs.
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Futures hero closed barely steady with prices un.
S Soa n Sss, to 10 points lower Tns total .1ies were TO-.
S SS.,,g to = pfs' l Q So6. RIO wa: steady at 100 reis
4S'iss., . ' dssiIns Of ff? s.Ssd. ' Santos sS Ws ;SO .,es SIS at ISS
refs advance, receipts $4,000: stock Lilo, 900 bags.
tanned by a small demand aud light offerings.
hE~rAIs-lron-Pig iron warrants wero very duh to-
Closed sHs; at : s saS Tf!S F GssoSsr. s slssa aEH sep seesm.
Der. '%7ioss7@o; December, ,,s7iSSs3s5; Jana.
Copper.wa. unchanged at llI4c, for lake. Trade
quiet, IlnSThs market showed further weakness
september, October. November. and December. 3.55
about 200 tons, or enough to cover c%onsu m mpfsm f fnp
awhole month. while the amount still anoat for This
and September. BOG l.a5", october atapm" aud S NoVen Ssa.
s2a9+;s.Ec s~pelter-Quiet at Pho .SCc.
81 nc: aud sis.sa2c: rosin dull at 81 .42a9si.41la
for common 10 good strained.
hero and IN oil city, Refined here. G,sOc.; in Phiia.
af PRoVisr S;a@c: Gep aa9si SiSHc easier. Prime, .,7,a
ssfcos0; r nps . inactive !, and weak New mess. ss.6os
cry. w.s err oS %. r.; tavS.; 4.9c' G~G lie &C an.
cage. Sept: = Rather free liquidation by scattered
with selling OF January deliveries by packers and z
leading local trader. caused a ssgging market In pro-
cradle decline from yesterday. About tn" only SUD
port offered came from covering shorts aud moderate
purchases by packers around inside prices, The cash
demand wa, poor, Fourteen thousand hogs are es.
sudAR-Raw dull but steady 80 test. sac; ooo tea,.
sIoi"e; tennrd fairly active and nrm.
xaep s.reo o a. Sa,as :. nnmrstic tobacco for the
England Havana seed at ~ tapIOr.; 400 cascs, 1890.
New England SEED leaf at 2l@25c.; 200 cases. 1870,
mats AT l5S l0'2c.; 300 cases, 1899. Wisconsin Ha.
vhna az llel2c 100 cases. 1894, Zimmrr's at l5Ga
lie; 100 cases. 1898. do. At lBc.; 200 cases, 1875.
Pennsylyania Havana at l2Gl8c. ami 800 cases
1874. Pennsylyan ia seed at l2c.; 800 bales Havana
were sold AZ soc %sSi. 10 in bond. and 100 bales Su.
matra at soc. 49, IN bond.
WooL-rhs Wool Exchange quotes foreign woods as
Port Philip clothing. 25G3Oc.; Adelaide combin9
s2@2aci New Zealand clothing. 23@2hc; fine cross,
DrcQ. SIGSSC. Clln clothing. | I'D me : Gam. cnp,b
Ing. ls@lHc.; Mont. Prlmora. lDa zoe merino, Is0o
lbc.; Canadian comhing, es@2Sc. English aud Irish
Irish hogs. 2IcS2sc.; Irish wethers. 2Oa g1c.; Shrop-
shire, 2Sc.; sussex toys. Csc; Sussex ewes, 2Ba 27c,
CHICAGO. Sept. 2i.-These wero today's prices;
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08oH f""HJ UVHub IpuT FuIueJ' ''VEI
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

RAILROAD AND OTHER snAREa.
Open High Lotc -C7osinc-
Sales. ing. es. est. Bid. asked.
10 AdsEx.1eo 16O 1881 G
7o4@0 Am sR.l47 l4ohl45 l45 LASS
800 A sRpllos 1902 Llleall7
$40 Am S NJ. 1911 l3h l3S l3S l3Hs
$50 Amshp 32+ 32h 32h 80 33
32 Am cabl 90 % % OIL %
e5+4 Am Tob. so4 o sea ssl 80
ITO A Tob pfl ll2S h112bllah
900 An o 23a 23h 21h 2oh 2la
2470 Atch.T&
SIC. l6s Ie 5 l6s 1871
1874 A.ch.TG
Sep. 49, 81 2 sa. sa7.
700 B'klynEl 10 10 eL 10
400 Brunswk 2 2 IL IL ga
2o30 Bait 4 o 10 19s 10 10 lsa
20i65 Bay sta los lOt 8 81 81
2s2b Dirk RT Ssh 36b 81 s4S 34ia
$40 B I'm CLEO 1901 1873 100
1900 Can So. 5eh 5e@ sch 6sa $50
1890 Oh Ct 49, 1914 l7L 49, l7s
500 Oh CIV
pr. D.. 32s 2 3D. 81 az
be2o ches&o 25h 26s 24's 24ls 24l
ooee Chic Ga'loe1 1861 lo4's lo4s 1864
1000 &C ca
stu. 80 80 s7a s74 a7a
1910 c&NwlssS 1870 1874 1874
s4+ss C. B&o e91s 1904 g esS oas,
A7ss5 C.M&stP o01 1904 oSia osa oaz.
1926 C.a&st
Ppf.".l45 IDS lao l44a l45L
2l9ea c.Rl&P o5t e5a 90 e3s o3L,
500 colFusl. 25a 25a 25 264 25h
$50 c.I&L. lo1 lO4 10 81 loL
800 c.I&Lp 34ia 3494 33a 80 80
$40 C.HVST. ~ ~ z IL ~
aioc&Ho. os So Ga 81 O.
100 C.c&val.6o 100 LOO =
ROB conoas g 224 223 225
ESQ pa Hud.1l HllSallSp llek 1lsL
AGO D. La Wloo 100 lhos 6 1891
l0OD&RG. l3 10 10 ia
s9s 49, 49, 4s "a 1sLa
s+5 DM&FD ll@ ia 49, III 10.
i4s5 Erie r r l74 l7S. loa 49, lG7.
1850 Erlslsto 42| 42H 4l4 ALI az
aOo Erie edp "a 24 22@ 22a 23L
100 EdiEI,l3o $50 100 1875 1870
eoE%TH. 33 80 80 81 80
c.s.... 1es les 9
1910 Gen Flea 37S 37I 81 3es. 2
800 HBClan. loos 1904 1907 looh =
100 H'estake z 374 37.
$40 Ilcrnt' o 1865 o 1861 1861
200 III Steel 46H 49, ASA AZ 4e
2OK& Mich 81 Ga Oh III al
800 Kc'PSG 21H 244 24a eau e
+ooLE&W 20 2oS go loL %
illo LE&wp 10 7sh II ~ z7L
600 Lake shl79t 1854 l76 l75 ~
zoo Long Isl. 42 az az 40 Ak
$50 LAcl Gas 43L 43L 42L 42 AL
1880 Lou ). co., 81 6eh 6eh 6aG-
i''00 AAneenloss 1854 1904 lo5sloo
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a Young widow from Canada Nobs Her I'm.
piOSer in Troy. hut Makes Restitution.

TROY. Sept. 24.-Mrs. Tillie Russell is an at.
tractiye young widow who came to Troy from
canada not long ago Yesterday she returned
to Canada. but she left a record behind her
For eight weeks she worked in the fancy goods
store OF Miss. Josie Watson. and during that
Tine many articles disappeared from the store
bliss watson after having obtained indisput.
sworn out charging her with the theft. MANY
OF the articles were found in her room. Tho
Silss Watson for the goods. and hastencdd to
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1iac. 2 ~. dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at Haa@pec. v N. Exports to-day, 200 beeves;
Receipts OF calves. including n few, direct, were 1870
head; 100 head on talc, all told. Quiet. but generally
rated stendy, All sold. Veais sold az s5@Ss y loo
ms; Western calves at sb. eS@s0.a5. Dressed calves
generally nrm; city dressed yehls, 1Oi2tb l22c. v n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including IL cars
direct to butchers, were 3.oS4 head; ID cars on sale.
all told. Active. Sheep firm. Lambs higher. Sheep
sold at 63@t4.25 Y 100 MS; lambs at 500 ~. 25.
Dressed mutton, 8ia0sc. v NJ dressed lambs, 7s1Oc.
Receipts OF hogs were 1900 head, all consigned
direct. Nomlnally nrm at %. 00@o4.sb q 100 ms.
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Available cash balance,
i%nciuding gold reserye s21b 6. geo. 1aa aa1nha11an

Money In London l4Mlo y scent. Rates OF dis
count IN open market for both short and three
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on bal.
ancc to-day, 1908 900. Paris advices quote 3
v cents; ut 1903 francs 80 centimes. Exchange
on London. % francs 20 centimos.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Wheel
Ing and Lake Erie Railway Company. Louis
Fitzgerald, Chairman. a advises stockholders TO
deposit at once their holdings with the Gem
tral Trust Company. rs requested by the stock
holders committee, composed OF Dick Bros. s. Co.
and others.
The sales OF mining stocks Mt the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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At tho Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter p.
Meyer 4 Co. sold No. A27 Fast FlTty.second street,
nenr First avenue, four.story stone front trimmed
house, lot 2Ox02.9X-x06.4 foreclosure, TO J. c.. q.
Iunfal FOR 40 nm
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Glsrtious and aNtetlnas.
II LAKE RiE Il WESTERN RAILRO'

TIE LAKE RiE 4! WEsTERN
Notice Is hereby given that the annual mrctius 2
stockholders OF The Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Company VIII be held nj the unicr OF the COMPANY "a
Peoria, Ill, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF October,
lSOI. for the election OF Directors ana the transarii.n
81 any other business which may properly conn h'.
fore the mertinG.
rno transfer books will he closed at noon on Satur.
day. September lth. and reopeued ct 10 O'Clock \ ",
on Thursday, October 7th. 1897.
new York, August Goth. 1897.
I'M. sCHwAN. Secretary.
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Court Calendars This Day.

matters. H'-HAipAr'o
surrogate's Court-Chambers-No day calendsr 70,
pold Dietrich, at 1880 A. NJ "' 'Aoss Loo
Cty Court-SpeciAl erm-Motio
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NEW YORK, Friday. Sept. ~24.-Recelpts OF bceves
were s.A2O head. 20 ears 10 lie eXporteh. ~ cara direct
10 local slaughterers, and rs cars to Ge sold. Ac;iy.
at a general advance Of lOc. v 100 ms. The yards
were fully cleared. Native steers sold at "a 100
ookO y 100 ms: stAgs and oxen at S3Gs4. so; bulls
AZ " iO1tS.2Oi dry cows at u. 759o8.2O DreNsed
beef nrm n 7SDc. v n. for native aIdeA, Gables
from british markets. quote American steers a. IiU
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Gopartarrshtp 9lotires.

''o WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN. -Notitc is hrr.l '
given that the coparinership heretofore existing
between VIM snyder and T X. Jackson un Ter tho
hGln name or VIM. snyder 4 20. anu doing business tt
40 anu $50 Pearl 81, as manufacturer ~ "mgrn,'r'
supplies. was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
All assets hnd liabilities are assumed by VIM. SNYDER.
Signed, WM. sSYDEII.-
NEW YORK. Sept. Let 1891.
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finanriAI.
NEW oRK September IS. 1897.
To the ~stockhoiderp or
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company.

The undersigned. representing large holdings OF
preferred and common stock. have consented TO act
as a STOCKHOLDERS COMMITTEE, and request all
stockholders TO deposit their stock with the CEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.. which will
issue negotiable certificates for the same under n
preliminary agreement with the undersigned, copies
OF which will be furnished upon application to the
Trust Company. or to either OF the undersigned.
The Receivership has now continued for eight
months. All classes Of mortgage creditors have
organized. and n majority OF each class OF mortgage
debt is now in the hands OF a Committee organized
IN its interest. Notwithstanding this, no steps have
been taken TO unite the stockholders for the protec-
ton of their interests. or to negotiate in their behalf
with creditors who are now IN possession OF the
property.
The preferred and common stock represents a large
and valuable equity in excess of the present bonded
debt, and II that equity Is to be preserved for the
benent OF its owners. immediate and united action
in their interest Is imperative.
In view OF the necessity for prompt action. the
Committee has LIMITED the TIME for deposits OF
stock to the 2sTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1897, after
which date no stock will be received. except upon
payment OF a penalty o. one half OF one per cent.
Application will be made to list the Central Trust
Company's certificates for preferred and common
stock upon the New York Stock Exchange.
DICK BROS q TO.
80 Broad ST.. New York.
BELL 4 CO..
so Broadway, New York.
CLARK. WARD & CO.,
80 Broad ST., New York.
WEBB & PRALL.
81 Wall ST.. New York.
q MARS.
81 Broad ST., New York.
atocLhoiders Committee.
PHILIP HATHAWAY, Secretary.
ADDREss ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO DICK
bros. a CO.. so BROAD ST.. n. y.
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THE SUN, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1897.

Steel and susquehannn and Western preferred.
The closing was at about the lowest price.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
AZ follows:
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dividends mud 8nterest.
ROCK ISIAAD AND PAlIIIC
RAILWAY IOnPANY.

OTFFVE OF TIE INENNUKEI,
CHICAGO, sept. 22i. 1897
A dividend OF one dollar per share will be raid 80
vemher LIST next TO the shareholders Of this coInpauN'i
stock. registered On the closing OF the Transfer HOOKS.
The Transfer books will he closed ON the LIST day 4
october. anu reopened on tho llth day Of Octon'r I,
1897. W. q. PURIFY Treasurrr
nELAwARE. LACKAwANNA 4 WESTERN Il r..
~ CoI-Sew York, sept -. lsgT.-A dividend 4
one ana three'quarters per cent. upon the cnIntAI
Transfer books VIII close alta T., VI, oct. sth AMI r-
open ost. 81. 1877. FRED'K II. GIBBKNS. Treasurer.
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So'oOs ols6,oSl Dec.vlIi,Sl9
Brddstreet's reports tho number OF business
rs against is6 the previous week and 32l in the
corresponding week last year. r. G.. Dun &
20. compute, the liabilities OF tho concerns fail.
ing during the first three weeks OF Septcmher
at $5,6l1,5ls, against SIs.Ol9,232 in the core
spending period OF last year.
The movements Of money this week are no.
ported by the New York News Bureau to have
been as follows: THE net loss OF money to the
new ork banks on interior movement is esti-
mated conservatively At 81. 500. 900 for the week
ending to-Gay. but this IL the maximum OF the
present season. and has seldom been exceeded in
the past. except in times OF special disturbance
IN some section OF the country. While the
south is taking large amounts to facili-
tate the cotton and grain. movement. there 10
more money going TO the West and Northwest
man a week ago; The banks, at Chicago, st.
on New York. Treasury transfers OF currency
are nearly 81. 100000 for the week, and on regIi.
lar Treasury operations the banks lost 5000. 600.
Inc New YORK Sub-Trensury's regular daily rc-
INCLUDING $4,000. 900 from other Treasury
offices, and payments Of BIS, 900. 900, including
$5.4OO,OOO to other Offices
The receipts of the Government to-day were
SSsasstomS, s2Ss,373; internsl revenue, $3.50:
$72S. 800. The disbursements were $747,
an excess OF expenditures over receipts Of Sls..
l3l. The receipts of the fiscal year TO date
have been $75.3Ol .862, and disbursement
receipts OF $2s,s35, 024.
The net assets of the Treasury Mt tho close of
business to-day. as officially computed, compare
with those OF yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion -. .SI4S .T45.I7s slio' ISL. Sal
Sliyerdollars and bullion I5,i8i,bo0 ib.Ob7,4s4
United States notes ...,. Bp2Os,S7l 8p7p74O0
Other assets in excess Of
demand liabilities. -. li4lb,2oA B.sbO7 lb
--- "
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Open. HtOA- Lotc @cTo'tno-
sales. fno. est. en. nd. Asked.
200 Min Iron 5sla 6sh 5ss 67h o9a
100 McxNctf la Ia IN la lH
400 MetTraol 23ia 1881 122 l2l l23
300 Mich Gem os 1887 lo9 lo6 lo9
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL

Vow York stock E1chnnEe-saies sept. M.
UNITED STATES AND STATE PoNps TN 81. ooos).
Us Asc,1o95.l25 1vAF deb 2.os
2 Tenn set 3s,s Slal of 1901 ......67L
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED srlTrs poSpn
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oats-spot was strong. Sales 1O4. 900 bush, includ.
ing 10000 heavy white on private terms for export.
No. Q white, 27hd2T 2c,; No. . do, 1000 at eB5c.;
No. = white clipped, CSC; No. 3 do 900 at s'ci No.
2 mixed. 1000 at 2iiaCD249Ic.; No. 3 do. 244c,;
rejected mixed. 2stc.; do. white, 25sc,;. No. Z mixed.
delivered, 262H2 5Lc.; track mixed. 2IlnGaOC.; do.
white. 10000 ut 2G6tG33t. Futures were nominally
lower. Future sales none. -, - Last
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