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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
New Divorce. Suits.

Suits torrdiyorce have been filed in the Office
OF ihe County Clerk as follows: Laura J. Mar
tin against James Martin. for neglect and de-
sertioni,sin A. Cobb against John W. Cobb,
lot LOT Ct uelty; Adele M. Kepfler against Louis g,
kepher; fQr> failure TO provide; Carl :Schutt
against Mary schutt, Tor desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

1 have mentioned were chief among
those who were instrum entail in making
the deal by which the:Poputist e0nvent ton
was delivered to Boss Christopher Buck
ley in the last campaign"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

The best burglar proof safes are made
of alternate layers OF hard and soft m etal,
which are welded together. The COM
binasion will not yield to either drill or
sledgshammer.
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Futures here declined 8 to 10 points. but rallied.
closing 8 points lower to 5 points higher. The close
was arm after sales Of $500 bags. Havre declined
NJ nj na@snrs dee l,Ds;pt q to 3 J Sfs. i RE wa 1Hiss.
exchange. Z l7.S2d.. n decline OF 1921. Santos was
quiet and unchanged; receipts, 80, 900; stock. 842..
900. Futures here declined at the opening in syn.
patty with lower markets in Europe. but before the
close prices rallied on light offerings.
NAVAL SroREs-Unchanged. Spirtts turpontine.
28LS2oatc.; common to good strained rosin. $1,000
clos.
and In Oil City.
PRovlsIoSs-Lard higher. Prime. %. 92ia@s4 IS.
Pork nrm. Mess. SS4S 90. so. Butter-Creamery West
ern. l5c. Eggs-State. fresh gathered, ID
Chicago. July 24.-"A moderate demand. mainly
provisions. one ings teing light until outside prices
were reached. The market closed firm. Hog receipts
were libe nj and in good d mand. the market for
same closinE strong. Thirty three thousand hogs arc
Provisions have q strong UNDERGONE based on the con.
tinued large demand and the tendency is toward
higher Values
sU0AR-RAw quiet but firm; So test. Sisc.; oB' test.
sac. Refined a:tive and nrm.
Garrett WooIA-The Wool EXCHANGE quotes carpet
woods as follows: Aleppo. ll@ll 9c.; Angora-
lIla9l2pc.: Bagdad. black, lIc.; Bagdad. fawns,
l7L@lsc.; Bagdad. whites. lsc.; Bokhara, colors,
hair. Russian. 'iOhellc.; China, ordinary: o loc.;
China. comb.ns: iiSitc.: cordoTa, iinasi 81
2Oc.; Donskoi, colors. l+4 l5c.; Donskol. lambs, 1870
l4c.; East India, low. loeisc.; Georgian =. @, l3$
l4c.; Georgian b., Hale; Georgian y. s.. 10
ollie; Kaldahar. l8S20c.; KArsdt. choice. Ice,
Karadi. ordinary. 1Iei5c.; Joria and vicaneer. 2lc.;
Khorassan. colors; l2sl.sc khorassan, white. l70
@l7c.; Mossul. unwashed. llc.; 01porto. lsc.; Salon
CHICAGO. July 2&.-These were to-dAy's prices.
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HEED ron sw1vD1Iva woMEx.
Beaesch asd Rsea Chafrea with seiiiaE Feretsn
Rendn Tor Much Mere Than Their vaiue.

neaesch ard Reea Chatrea with seiiiag Fere,sn
nendn Tor Much Mere Thnn Their vaiue.
Alexander Rees, who lives at 81 Second ave.
nue., was arraignod in Yorkvillo Court yes
terdny charged with being an accomplice Of
Adolph Bodesch, who was held for examination
on Friday on a charge of swindling. Rees was
also held in 81 900 ball for examination next
Tuesday.
The men are accused Of inducing women to
buy foreign bonds on the representation that the
securities pay q high rate Of interest and have a
Government guarantee. The value OF the bonds
Is greatly exaggerated, according TO Detective
Mcdonald, who said he would produce n dozen
women who had had transactions with the mon
and allege that they were swindled.
Mrs. Louisa Kruger Of 4o3 Lexington avenue
and Julia Levitus of 20 East Seventy-sixth
street were in court yesterday. The former
said she paid $3.50 for some bonds worth only
$50. and the latter said she had been swindled
olt Of S94.
The detective said that Rodesch was formerly
a banker ut Vienna. Austria, and that his true
name was Bettelheim. Three years ago. the de-
tective said, he disappeared with 100000 be-
longing to his. customers. The police sought
for him. but n short time nfterward \ body was
found In the river which Mrs. Bettolheim iden.
tilted as that Of her husband. The search for
him was then abandoned.
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The trading In cotton to-day was dull and mainly 10
cal. At the opening prices were practically un.
changed. excepting August, which exhibited weak.
meas on local liquidation. One prominent house here,
however. bid August up, and the rest OF the list ad.
vanced in sympathy. The oriciai weather report,
showing no rain In Texas worth mentioning, also con.
tributed TO strengthen the tone. Before the close part
of the Improvement was lost on realizing sales in the
absence OF support. The Weather Bureau reported a
rainfall OF IA OF an in n at Orange, Tex. aud 4 trace
at Columbia, Tex. Shreveport, La. July 2o.-"Crop
accounts favorable. Crop has held It's own In
spite Of dry weather., and the rain OF
tho past few days has improved pros
pects. The nrt bale arrived to-day. outlook for
river districts all that could be desired. Season three
weeks later than last" Ardmore, I. T.. July 90
Prom LIST to 18th inst. plant suffered from dry
weather: on 1+th hot winds did considerable damage.
Since that date weather favorable. with fair rains on
18th and 10Th. Land in nne condition. well worked.
and free from grass. The plant, though small. il visor-
Gus and healthy. We have plenty OF moisture. and
damage sustained will not he noticeable a week
hence. A few early planted fields are covered with
blooms. We consider crop in excellent condition,
with the exec ption OF being late"
CorrEE-Rio on the spot dun and easy; No. z. 7L0
7Sc. Sales $50 bags Maracaibo. All bags Bucarn.
manga. aud LOO bags Salvatore on private terms.
The future trading was ~ follows:
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Real Estate Private Sales.

Case 4 Farley have sold Nos. 1918 and 1917 East
iosth street. two twostory brick and frame dwell.
ings, the former to John Phelan At $4,000, and tho
latter to Thomas Mccarthy at $500.
Morton 4 co, hays sold for Lm%s 7; Short and Mar
story brownstone single fiat house. on lot 2ox 100. II,
at about $4,000; also have sold for olympia Bon.
and Home street, lrreaular; l67th street. near Hall
place. 25xiob. and Kelly street. near iooth street.
box 100.
W. W. Moore has sold 10 Helena PiltE No. 2053 Val.
entino avenue, a twostory frame dwelling. on lot
lB.sxl00. at $4,000.
j. Trimmer has sold to W.. G. Bergen for improve.
ment a lot on Elsmero place, s24 feet west OF Mar.
miOn avenue,
NJ. Halliday has sold to Francis Blessing the four
htory nat honse. 25xTj. at tho northeast corner OF
Eighth avenue and l34th street; also To l.. Franken'
thai, No. 326 East 1O2d street.
w. r. h Redman hMs purchased No. Q East l84th
street, also No. I76 West 135tn street.
Mrs. L. Brandt has purchased from Hugo siller Nos.
b08 West lebth street and 62H East l8oth street.
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HEAVY sALVAGE FOR THE 81. PAUL
The WrscktnE aud Insurance Companies Re-
cover n Verdict rOr sloO. OoO.

BY q decision handed down yesterday by
Judge Addison Brown of tho United States Dis
trict Court the owners Of the steamer 81. Paul
of the American line and the shippers who had
gold or merchandise aboard of her when she
went ashore at Long Branch In January. 1896,
will have to pay 100000 as salvage to the
Merritt wrecking Company and the Chapman
Derrick and Wrecking Company and the North
American Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
or this money. Judge Brown decides. $751;.
275.65 is chargeable against the 81. Paul and
S2s,724.35 against the cargo.
The st. Paul went ashore of North Long
Branch on Jan. 25, 1896. The cargo was taken
to New York on lighters furnished by the wreck.
ing and insurance companies, and on Fob. 4
their tugs hauled the steamship into deep wator,
she having sustained but little damage. There
was a dispute over the salvage money, and the
st. Paul and her cargo were libelled by tho
wrecking and insurance companies.
The st, Paul cost " $50. 900, and the cargo
Of this was In gold coin and bard.
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SATURDAY. July ~.
The tradings in stocks this week were the
largest In any similar period since 1898.
In that year. 1t will DO remembered. that
activity resulted from an urgent desire to
sell securities. Tho situation to-day Is
the reverse of that which existed four
years ago. and the comparatively large and in
creasing transactions in stocks arc the natural
outcome of the Improvement in commercial and
financial affairs that has taken place
since that year and tho resultant res
toration Of confidence. That tho steady
improvement in prices during the last two
months has not been largely speculative 10
shown by the fact that the bond market has
moro than kept pace with that In stocks In
every respect. The dealings in bonds this
week averaged nearly Q $500. oO0 par value
per day and 23s issues were dealt in. The deal.
ings in stocks averaged over 100000 shares q
day and tho number of stocks dealt In was 1877.
Considering the absence Of q London market
to-day. the disposition Of local traders to realize
profits ct tho end Of the week. and tho vigor-
Gus efforts Of professional traders to bring
about q reaction. tho market made Q
very satisfactory showing. Tho course of
prices was irregular. but the undertone
was not impaired. Realizing sales left Sugar
Refining and all of the Granger shares except
Rock Island fractionally lower than yester-
day. The strong features wero Rock Island.
American Tobacco. Louisville and Nash
Vile, Missouri Pacific. and q number of
tho less active shares. It cannot DO said that
any stock was really weak. Tho weekly state
ment of averages Of tho Associated Banks showB
an increase In lawful money Of @3. 6s9. 800. The
banks, however. have increased their loans
nearly $4,000. 900. . change that. together
with tho increase In lawful money, 10 70.
hected more accurately than usual In the do
posits. The net result 10 an increase Of 81 .324..
675 in tho surplus reserve, bringing that Item
up to @47. 38l .575. The expansion Of the loans
10 readily accounted for by the largo amounts OF
money paid into the Treasury for customs and
by the more active speculation in stocks.
As compared with the final prices Of last Sat
urday. the entire list Is higher. Tho moro Inn
portant net advances arc in American Sugar
Refining 1Ok y cent; Rock Island. Gle; Burling-
ton and Quincy, AS; American Sugar Refining
preferred, 4ia; American Tobacco, Al; Chicago
Gas. 4; National Lead, 37s; Kansas and Texas
preferred, 3A: Manhattan Railway. 2ia;St. Paul,
2ss; Louisville and Nashville. Gle: American
Spirits and Northern Pacific preferred. Ia each
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 1ns; Union Pacific. lie;
American Spirits preferred, New Jersey Cen
trail, and Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1 zach
Atchison preferred. Southern Railway pre-
ferred. and il Leather preferred, e zach; Chi
caRo Great Western. u; Susquehanna and
Western preferred and Western Union, % each.
and Atchison q y cont
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:
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THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Interest on Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany First Mortgage go Bonds.

BOSTON. JULY "a, 1897.
Pursuant to orders of the United States Circuit
Court, the amount OF interest due July /. 1897. on
Union Pacific Railroad Company nrst mortgage six
per cent. bonds. and interest thereon while payment
has been in default. as shown below. will be paid on
and after Monday. July 90. 1897. at the onice Of the
UNION Trust COMPANY, NO. so BROADWAY.
NEW YORK CITY. or at the onice OF the under
signed, No. 92 Ames Building. Boston.
FOR EACH COUPON DUE U L /. 1897. THIRTY
DOLLARS AND INTEREST HEREo THIRTEEN
CENTS. IN L THIRTY DOLLARS N THIRTEEN
CENTS. ON PRESENTATION AND OF
SUCH CoUPoN.
On EACH BON Il PRINCIPAL OF WHICH
NATURED JANUARY l., 1895. OR U l..
1897. ~INTERES IN FUL TO JUL l.. 1897.
THIRTY DOLLARS n INTEREST THEREON.
THIRTEEN CENTS. IN ALL. THIRTY DOLLARS
n THIRTEEN CENTS, ON PRESENTATION OF
SUCH BOND AND ENDORSEMENT OF SUCH IN.
TEREST PAYMES
S. H. Il. CLARE
OLIVER W. MINK,
Z. ELLERY ANDERSON. Receivers.
JOHN W. DoANE.
D R. CoUDKRT,
By
JAMES @. HARRIs
Treasurer.
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COMPEND.

SATURDAY. July Observation-Disclosures
was dull but steady. No sales were made hero.
at the outports 10000 bush. No. 2 hard winter
sold on private terms for export. FREQ on board.
ahoat; No. l Northern spring Now York. $3.50
s57sc.; No. 2 hard winter. 797sc.; No. 2 red,
sOSsc. Futures advanced IL to 1Sec.. but lost e
to Ac. of this. After Change" September on
curb was 7Sisa7s 7-16c, closing 70 7-16c. Fu-
lures sales, 2,4l5,OO BUSH. as follows:
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Manhcon,. eea sab Wabash pr. l5s l6s
MIN 4 stL Ed CAV W I'm TEL. s5S e5S
h&stLsdp 5AI 54S
Soyei nment bonds steady at unchanged quo,
s sStiiSSs' Hallway a and other bonds strong ai and
es. American Tobacco scrip, Austin and North.
western lists, Brooklyn Rapid Transit %, Eric
As. Mobile and Ohio generals. Oregon short Limo
eSonsol 5s, Rock Island dcbcnture Is. Standard
Pass PSps a. ane so a%isS e es; sao Aps9 srias Sna Ia, ArT g. as
Toledo; st, Louis and Kansas City lists, I. r,
Union PACIFIC, Denver and, Cult lists. Atchison.
yysnces were in ,Atchison adj, As, = = cent, to
d. j, to 50; TmcriccaSn, Te oSe; o% scrip, /, to Is;
Austin and Northwestern lists, 4, to 80, Eric
general lien 3.4s. Y, to S6s; Kansas and Texas
=. to sab; Mobile and Ohio generals, u. 70 20;
Oregon short Line consol IS, y, to s9lai Stand;
eiae 2ds,. y. to 2st, and Union Pacific, Denver
S Worth. Sgi aoa aiifs; u, se1 = i Ssp Rtoo e aS hsp Th Hrn nosit
s sSgis' al :; io TGls1 Eoo !, Island TssIs ds sSS Ssss 8; 3 SIt 70
lists, I. r.. l y cent, to 76ia.
Commercial price of bar silver In Now York,
SsNc. Bar silver In London closed ut 2Ihd.
<7iac.
Money on call, / y cent. Time money 10 quoted
as follows. Sixty days, liz y cent; three and
cent. " on Il good mixe ean Stock Se' E st1 nSo'e eoliat.
ernl. Commercial paper quiet. Primo Endorsed
bills receivable arc quoted at 3ia@3a Y cent,
choice and prime single names at sag y cent,
and good names at z@4la y cent.
Foreign exchange quiet and firm. Posted
asking rates for sterling, S4,S7 for long. bills
bills $4.s6SsssI.seia; sight drafts. si.s7t
@$4.s7ia, and cable transfers, 81. s7lad$4.s7A.
Francs are quoted at 5.16Tsd5.18 for long
and 5.15as@5.15 for short; reichsmarks. 95l4@
95as for long and 85 11.16@95 1915 for short;
g%uilders. 10 3.l6@40k for long and 4Oas@
40 7-16 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
5@8 cents discount. Charleston--Buying. par;
selling. ,is premium. Savannah-BuyinR; 1-l6
0 orcm selling so,p par: Sey =, o csnss d;sco HANK san Sn
Francisco-Sight, is cents premium: tele-
graph, 90 cents premium. st. Louis-40d65
cents premium. Chicago-1O cents premium
Cincinnati-Between banks, rs cents discount,
and over counter. so cents premium.
The weekly statement of averages OF tho Clear
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Aarhineru.

ID lDER ASD ERICSSON hot air pumping engines,
IN with valuable improvements; ais several second
hand engines OF Do Lamater manufacture In stock;
for quick repairs telephone order, 10 +I37 CortlAndL.
CHARLES l. - Day e.
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including gold balance 1881. $50. CAT e2se. eso. 300
Money in London. Il y cent. Rates of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills 4dl3-16 y cent. Paris advices
quoted 8 y cents Mt 104 francs s5 continues.
Exchange on London rs francs 10 centimes.
The sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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The resolutions Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund. exempting said Bonds and stock from local
taxation. were adopted pursuant to the authority Of
an ordinance OF the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October g. 1880. and section 1877 OF tho
New York City Consolidation Act of 1882.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON
ADovE.DBSCRIBED BONDS N STOCK R
al IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA OF II PRESENT OF
WEIGHT AND FINENKss. Al THE OFFICE OF H
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CONDITIONS
provided by Section LAG OF the Now York City Con
solidation Act OF 1889. a. amended By Chapter ios of
the I.aws Of 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will be accepted for
loss than tho par value Of the same.
Each bidder must deposit with tho Comptroller in
money. or by certified check drawn to the order of
the said Comptroller upon Q State or National Bank
of tho City of New York, TWO PER CENT, of the
amount OF tho proposal, including premium. No
proposal will DO received or considered which Is not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons max
ing the same within three days after decision as to
the highest bidder or bidders has been made. except
the deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder
or bidders. II said highest bidder or bidders shall re-
fuse or neglect. within nve days after the service OF
written notieo OF tho award to him or them. to
pay 10 the Chamberlain or tho City OF New YORK
the amount OF the stock or bonds warded to him
or them at their par value. together with the pre-
MUM thereon. II any. less the amount deposited by
him or them. the amount OF such deposit or deposits
shall be forfeited to and DO retained by the City
OF New York a. iiquidAted damages for such refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller. with the approval OF the Com
missioners OF the sinking Fund, shall determine
what, II any. part OF said proposals shall DO 40
copied. and upon payment into the City Treasury OF
tho amounts due by the persons whose bids are 40
---. -..A.oVtvaIg aarfiAnaNaa NhaFAOE AhRn Ia
Issued to them as authorized by law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits.
should be inclossd In . sealed envelope. Endorsed
"Proposals for Bonds OF the Corporation OF the City
OF New York" and then inclosed in q second en-.
yelope, addressed to the Comptroller OF the City OF
New York.
For full information sec City Record.
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Surplus I0.O30.so a.. ,5T5 Inc. e1.3et.676
The surplus n year ago was $1S. 490, $50, and
two years ago S41 1896. 575.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
ins dry w. goods T. g t 1So port ssa Of New no Yak s5s ,sss
.pesIe for the week We We're Vsi:as.oigl, Of Which
since JAM was !. IS sS! sia @ ,ss1. E sIssl sP Of spe s%ip %ere:
Gold. $500, 500. and silver. 81. o3s, 543. n total OF
", ssS,0as against %a72,9 Oe The previous week TesH
Gold. $24,442 .954. and silver. $27, 092, 002 q
total OF &5l.534.956
gross earnings for Juno of 1851. 527, an increase
Of SAL 1882 as compared with the same month
Of last year, and net S260.l36. a decrease OF
&l1, 1872. For tho year ending June 30 the gross
earnings were $40. 7Os, 1897 an increase OF 1887:
O51 as compared with the corresponding period
Of last year. and net s3,421.413. an increase of
The New York, Susquehanna and Western
Railroad reports gross earnings for june Of
the same month Of last year. and net $s2. 852. an
increase OF IS. 333. For the year ending juno
SO 18th the g gross s.s earnings ear were So 24s ;,S Ia an In
sos. an increase OF $61 .Os7.
The Buffalo and susq uehanna Railroad reports
gross earnings for June Of S4S, S66, an increase
last year. and net S2I,912. an Increase Of sI.4o7.
were - ssS7s.7s7 an Increase ncns Se OF SHs 81 sf 'ss4 o as oom.
pared with the corresponding period Of last
year, and net $29o,l1%, an increase OF S1I,A2S.
The San Francisco and Northern Pacific Rail-
road reports gross earnings for June OF ST.
093. an increase OF S241 as compared with the
crease of 81 .4s6. For the year ending June 80
the gross earnings were $751;. 095, a decrease of
$685. as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year, and net $24O,1 lis, an in
crease OF 81. 537.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 1858. III; internal revenue, 81. $685.
q, 131. TOT. The disbursements were 81. 143..
600. an excess Of receipts over expenditures Of
S9sS, TOT. Tho receipts Of the fiscal year to
date have been $3O.615 .425. and disbursements
$43. 21l 900. an excess Of expenditures over re-
ceipts Of $l2. 595 ,575.
The net assets of the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of last Saturday as follows:
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Decempor 80. ...fo2 ~ Te 1874 77%
esf' and iG f1e.s iaa % New s's.sS York. e m sHasis' ss sssss1 &C:
e siS S9fs'i No. . F %s.issa, a sose. but cost sp'' and S' ;1six se. g
BUFFALO, ~Corn11spot was stsadier. Sales here 40.
. ahs.n ss. i ssi. 70 81 49, At siS. nsh? ssIse. fsRts%0s s.i 2.
l4O. 900 bush. a. follows;
OPENING. Highest. Lorest. Closing. Moit.
s: s;s$s:i:::%. s ss$ ST. ST. H. H. Ii:
for export. No. ! white. a5c.; No. so'qsVGI d. "uasss ,e sS So'
el7so.i No, 3do'. 21c,i rejected mixed. zoe. do. white.
gee; No. 2 mixed. delivered. 227sc. track mixed. 2ICs
unchanged. Future sales 10000 bush. IS follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,Osst. cio.tng, Nfeht.
sSfs. .sis lis aia Ks rs
In spite Of a lower market in Liverpool and generally
s1y ,1s 6nes sTSp a1 Ths s, Ehsat %n. 1e;riv this as, morning
included good buying for foreign aoconnt, some
vance. however. local longs sold out. causing a no.
action. But before the close prices rallied again.
good buyers. Liverpool declined il TO Id. The,
exports from. thi. country last week were larger than
QUO in the same week last year. There we're no ship
Western '1 receipt AFS; %sls 4 iss! S ssrs. against sns 10Th saS
last Week and aoa last year Chicago re:
S fs.t week ss' . SaT'' Is ir'i Iss, year lt' CORN CORN r sss'S SisAs 10
Kan,ss odyIcSs TsRor. edos d arcItgns Sy no! winds and
. against sHi s%.S SsSH'SSS in the Sf previous Ssss week and I osss.:
corn corr i snd y s75 of o oats. chicago, July s4'-1Li%@
srpool did not fully 81, renee. our decline Of yes.
Interest. which has been so conipicpous on tho
business done here. 10000 busl. No. ) spring.
THEW were large oissrSnOsS. over 100000 SaiS- iSs
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A|askaC Gold Mines.

A COMPANY COMPOSED OF VEIL
MEN, MES" oR GAN a2eh 70 HH AcQ NHR 'k MfSEs
AND DO A GENERAL TRADING BUSINESS
IN II KL0NDIKE REGION. OFFER A
SMALL AMOUNT OF STOCK FOR SALE.
PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
BANKERS, BOX IT'S SUM-.
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PRINTED NATTER. Alderman steamers sanina
on Tuesdays take Printed Mater. &C, for Ger.
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&C, Tor other p"rts OF Eur"pe American and
White Star steamers on Wedn Stays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French. and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &c, for all countries for which they arc I'D.
verttsed to carry mail.
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ExEcUToRs. ADMINISTRATORS.
N OTHERS holding TRUST FUNDS
ARE AUTHORIZED BY AN ACT OF H
LEGISLATURE PASSED FARCE Il. 1880.
TO INVEST In THESE BONDS AND
STOCK.
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E1rAvoIAI AZ oonnssgIAI

view Tsrh stsch E~rehssee-saiss suly %.
UNITED STATES AND STATE Bonds uS q. ooos,.
var deb p-ss oil Us4s, 9. iesb1 96h
of iso1... 0Ah'
uDauNo PRICES OF UNITED STATES Bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-25

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1880 wab p. l6S l6 49, l6s 10
900 w Tel IS e6a e5 s6h s6h
BIO Un d. 81 81 81 sh
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