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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-13
4 Modern
Lazarus.

Inherited blood d 'seases are much
more difficult to cure than those which
are acquired. One of the most common
hereditary diseases is Scrolu!a, which
the medical ofession a NIT IS most
obstinate and deepseattd, and their eff
forts to cure it meet with httle succ SIS.
A child afflicted with Scrofula is always
puny and sickly, and can never grow
into healthy manhood until the disease
is eliminated Scroiula leads into con-
sumption nine times out of ten, so that
it is important for this reason that M
mediate attention be given TO all chill
dren who inherit the slightest faint.
Mrs. S. S. Mabry, $50 Elm ST., Macon,
Ca, writes:
envy boy Charlie, inherited a scrofu-
lous blood faint, and from infarcv was
covered with terrible sores, his sufferings
being such that it was impossible TO
dress him for three years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-13
Purely Vegetable

and contains no potash, no mercury or
other mineral, which means so much to
all who know the disastrous effects OF
these drugs.
Valuable books mailed free to any ad.
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Atlanta. Ga.
The sun., 1897-09-21
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

MONDAY, Sept 90
At times tho serious business of making money
on tho Stock Exchange presents humorous as.
poet, as II did to-day. Many dealers in stocks
were Influenced by reports and by more tangible
considerations that would not have had tho
slightest weight with . disintercstod and
thoughtful person. Other operators, and
they were much tho ahrowder of tho
two. professed to attach great impor.
tance to tho circumstances referred to
for the purpose OF influencing tho specula.
tive community to their own advantage. Inthe
vernacular Of Wall street tho class first referred
to are described aS lambs" and the last as
"oears Tho course OF prices indicates that
tho nrst named suffered somewhat to-day, and
that the last, though in q minority, gained an
advantage, which. however, 10 likely to bo tenn.
porary. The first amusing DEVELOPMENT to-
day was tho publication In that solemn
but now to an extent discredited puryeyor of
English news and opinions. the London Times.
OF a report that an operator here, who has been
somewhat conspicuous on tho right side of the
present upward movement In prices was ex-
periencing difficulty In financing his hold.
inGs. As Wall street is. In tho main. iC-
norant OF the utterly inadequate and at
times misleading news that tho great
majority OF European newspapers secure for
their patrons. there 10 perhaps some excuse for
tho fact that part Of tho Street was inclined TO
take seriously the alleged news from London OF
the embarrassment OF the operator TO whom
reference was made.
Chronologically enumerated, tho next ludi.
crous feature OF the market was q sort of mild
stampede Of some OF the lightly margined spec.
ulators. and OF others who have increased their
holdings on tho profts that have accrued on
previous purchases, because OF little furry In
the money market. They can hardly be blamed
for doing 30. since many OF them have
been skating upon very thin ice. More.
over, the market is safer and healthier
in consequence OF tho liquidation Of accounts Of
the character described. II is difficult to re.
gard with seriousness. however. the spectacI,
OF brokers with moderate capital, who, in their
desire 10 secure business. have encouraged I. cir
clients to buy stocks until their resources Layo
become exhausted in the attempt TO carry
more securities than they are entitled
10. now utilizing slight furry in tho
money market to induce their ellenlI 10
unload. Both have been foolish and II they do
not pay the penalty now they will have TO at a
later date. The humor OF tho situation was
further heightened by the fact that In some
The sun., 1897-09-21

slow. ps7iSaiy nsintainsd By an excellent Rsstern
demand, but inclined 90 follow corn"
fIovn-waa nrmer. at unchanged prices. Trade
quiet. Sales 800 bbls.
nSceipu.'''.s' ....''...''.'ss''.lo'hvs ne',S9
Exports ..,,-.'.......,....',....,,.. SV Eo'ioS
Winter in bbh.; supernne. .es.loaes9 80; No, 2e1tra.
eS25SS.toi straiEhts. etSo0et.po; patents, $3.50
$50 spTins IN bols-: Clear, et.toS4;;!IUg;
fee Bran wAs In fair de- mand and steady. Western
quoted; Per 100 MS, 40 rs 6o170c.. 90 Gt, zee
fSo 80 ns,. f0075c.; 100 Sa., 75Asoc.
CorroN-Spot cotton here was easy at unchanged
quotations sSt bales were sold for spinning and 500
against seo last year; New Orleans and Gulf isc.,
aganst ss,c last year. savannah anu 81. Lous de
clinsd l. l0c and Norfolk and Baltimore isc. Savan'
nan sold RS0S Augusta 2Ots, and 81 Louis 80 bales
Liverpool declined l.J2d. the spot, With Gales OF
lS,OOO bales; futures there opened l to points
lower but recovered part Of the loss closing AT net
decline OF y to point. In Manchester yarns were
aali but steady, clotha dun. Augusta received
to-day S.al5 bales, against 8.l70 last week
aud t,l2S last year; Memphis S,l2t, against gag
last week and 1880 last year. ST. Louis $40, asanit
against 1885 last week and 1910 last year Au.
g.sta shipped to-day 9,5tJ bales, ~. Louis 65i and
Houston lx.olS bales. Houston eKpects tomorrow
$4,000 TO Y5 900 bales, against 500 last week and
fo'ool last year New orleans expects 10000 10
10000 haes. against so92 lhSt week and 1880 last
year. The port receipts estimated at $4,000
baleS agalnit 81 lo2 last week and b7til last year
New Orleans adVIn ed ponts, but Lost Il and de.
ellned II points. Futures here advsuccd 20
to points for the day with sAles OF 100 500 bales
~ "A n
The sun., 1897-09-21
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.
To the Holders or

Pin, Mortgage per cent bonds of the D.nrs,
Texas and Gulf Railway Company;
First Mortgage per cent. bonds Of The Denver.
Texas L1d Fort Worth Railroad Company!
Funded interest certificates Of the Denver. T.1ss
and Fort Worth Railroad Company; and
stock of the Cuiou Pacific. Denver and Gul, Ran.
way Company:
A committee Of holder OF the eonsohdated mort.
gage bonds Of the Union PAc!nc, Denver and GU.
Railway Company has been formed under as-.e-
rnent dated the eighteenth day Of septe 1885,
Holders OF the atore mentioned bonds, turde1 IN
t.rest cersincItss aEd stock may cepo.it the
subject to .ad zreenent with the Central Truu
Company OF New York the Depos:tAry named IL taid
agreement .is once. No. 80 all Street Sew York
pan-, No. t3 state Street, Lostou xEss.
ctrtacA,es Of deposit wifi b. issued by the p-pc.
ta-T in respect Of de- osits sde. and app-t.
ION Will be made practicable. 10 have saca
Certificate listed upon the New York Stock EIrhLe.s
Dated New YU.k. september Il. 1877.
GRENIILLE n DODGE- Chairman.
GEORGE ~. PULLMAN.
J. KENSEDY TOD.
OIL. .ER .nEs.
HARRY W1ITBR0,
RrNgY BE-DGE,
hESRS LESR.
JRIsH HERAMAyN.
CcrDittee.
It. GRAS5EE, ss-.=tA-!.
JOHN s. |Isg
z. c. HENDERSON. Counsel
The sun., 1897-09-21

Cotton was quiet aud easier to-day. At the opening
prices advanced slightly on q small local demand
But the buying power soon Exhausted aud IN the
absence OF continued support prices reacted aDd
slowly declined. Liverpool was lover both for fu-
lures and spots. the receipts at the ports aud th la
terror towns were large. the eStinIl ate for Houstr
tomorrow was heavy. and the spot markets were
dull and easier. However. tho most unfavor
aDle factor was the absence of outside
support The general position OF cotton is
stili undoubtedly bullsh and with any en-
courasement from outsiders prices would ad
vance. But 90 long ~ outsiders hold aoof from
the speculation there can be NO material or perrna
nent improvement In pri ss. The atistcAl postion
strong. and. though the ndicat point to large
crop. ali OF the cotton viii be eted. Tne crop !s
late and exposed TO the danger of an early frost
Frost is predicted for Virginia tonight. New or
leans. Sept. 10" Crop prospects We undonbfed y
undergone serious change for the worse. The nnsl
result may ttill be large except IN the event of
early frott Ton millions would more appear ihe
OpclikA Ala Sept. 10" Weather since LIST
uop OF one day. At pres mt cotton rolling IN as '
usually does In October. Complaints Of rist and
shedding common Late cotton Is doing we'll
AMI rain had the 2th will ben tt it consiierAhly
giving It more vigor nng out young bollS. II 10
claim-d twothird- OF tie crop is early cotton and
this 10 bAi!y bightcd. To sum up. We have 10 per
cent Increase In h.reaEe and condition ind Gates 5
10 per Increase last year bur 10 attain that
We thuk we will have to have very late frost and
open autumn"
CoFTEE-Rio on the SPOT dull bat frIn: No. =.
7isc, sales sou bags Narsrabo On private terms.
Tie future trading y As follows.
The sun., 1897-09-21
Financial.
The Union Pacific. De1Var & Gulf
Railway Company.

The undersigned. representing a majority y. IN,
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the Union Pac.rc
Denver and Gulf Hallway Company. Issued under IL,
mortgage dated April ]. 1880. have hcen con.,,.
tuted committee for the protection OF the interests
OF the consolidated mortgage bOndhoders under Au
agreement, dated September is, 1897. copies of
which can be obtained at the once nj tho Depo.l.
tary Central Trust Company OF New York. NO 81
wall Street, y. Y. at the agency Of the Depos,.
tary. the American Loan and Trust Com pAny 80 50
state street. Bosom Mass.
Holders OF consolidated mortgage bonds may de
po.it the same with tho DeposItary in the City Of
New York. in Boston az It's sad sgcnc!. NJ ~
foro tho day OF November. 1897. Certificates Of
tho Depositsry will be Issued tor the consolidated
mortgage bonds depOsitei, and an application viii
be m ade as practicable. to have such cet;n
Gates listed upon the New York Stock Exchange
Dated New York September ls 1917.
GRENvILLE ". DODGE. Chairman
GEORGE n. PULLMAN,
,. ISENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMES.
BARRY WALTERS,
HENRY EJDGE.
HENRY LEWIS,
CRIAH AKRRNASI.
J. 7. GRANGER. Secretary.
JOHN 5. WISE,
z. c. HENDERSON. Counsel
The sun., 1897-09-21
COMMERCIAL CoNPESD.

MONDAY. Sept. .co.-GRAIN.-Wheat-Sp was
IN fair demand. Sales lG2. .OOo bush. un-raded
red and spring on private terms for export Al
tho outports sales OF 100000 bush. were report
cd. Free on board anoat No. Northern
spring. New forA. sl.Olle: do. Duluth. 81 or (:
No. hard winter. ssc.; No. 2 red. new. 99isc.
Minneapolis received to-day 436.o6o bush
against 4s9,l20 last year: Duluth asa. 1856.
against 32o.o77: Chicago l+3. .O5o. against 100.
Cos; Milwaukee 500. against ls.aOo; ST.
Louis llS,Ooo against sl.To.: Kansas City
FOG. 500. against 55. 800: Toledo %. 7s7 against
80. $50; Detroit 20. SAG. against l6. .7c9 last year
Futures advanced lc. 10 l4c. Future sales
2,675. 900 bus. as follows:
The sun., 1897-09-21
icAso, sept 2O.-These were to-dAy's prices:
Live stock Market.

Nrw YoHz. Monday. Sept, eo,-Rec.,pts of beeres
yesterday and to-day 92S7 head, 10 car TO be
exported. 1871 diec; 10 LEGAL and 50
cars TO be sold Fairly active; pulls nrmer; balance of
trading at steady prices, The yards were not
fully cleared. Native steers sold at a+lOs
S5,l12 400 rs; Coorados at o. 0baSx 55;
stAgs and q 81 2S,S - so; bulls At
S225S$s. dry cows at o. .sots3 50. pressed beef
steady at 71ss.c, D. for native sde1. Cables from
British markets quote American steers at llsl2c p
n, dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at
6I8oc = >. No exports to-day: to morrow $50
beevet and 8. 600 quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF cAlyes yesterday and to-day all for the
market. were loss head. Active. veals higher r;
other calves arm. The pens were fully cleared Stas
Sold at o. Sos25 Per 90 rs. but mainly At 07aos;
Erassers and buttermilks At S3boSe4; Of West.
ern calves at So25. pTetsed cAlves generally nrm.
City dressed vsAlS, l0hsilst,c. per y.
Receipts OF sheep ana lambs yesterday and to-day.
incud ng go ears direct to butchers, were Is sla
bead; IL cara on sale; sbeep In fair demand and
steady lamhs allow. with average sales lower than
last week; about cars were carried over Sheep
sold al &I.5o@e%,25 100 Ds. lambs at o. 80 )
eoio. one bunch 81 s6.e5. Dressed mutton 7SsLac.
y D; dressed lambs. 11lOc.
Receipts OF hogs yeste I'd Ay and to-day, TO- 75a
head: about l. l5O head sale. Easier At IA 1OA
o. U5 100 EA.
The sun., 1897-09-21

Appellate Division-suprsme Court-ReceS..
Supreme CouH-SpsciA Term-Part I.--Not lon cal
endar called at 1850 A. N. Part H-EK.pArt- mat
ter Trial Term.psrt y. Clear, Preferred causes.
Nos. 1874, l22el. Part III-CIear. Nos. 32n7
el0i oseo, 25+O. 39s2. Soss, 6s7l G4ao. 6i9e $3.50
osas. Part Iy.-Atjourned unit Monday. Sept. 27.
lhvI. Part VI-Cielr. Cases from Part Ill. Part
Ell-Clear, Nos. case. t4l8. 67a5, b590, hs4l
aa+h. e47t ssl7 as.5, 30s5. 6t28. 570s. Part VIII
Adjourned until "Wednesday. sept. 2P. lssT.-Parts
lN and X. x.-AdIourned for the term. Part XI.-cass
nnrniShed. CAsss from Part H. Part XII-Case un.
finished CAseS from Part II.
Surrogate's Court-TrAl Tsrm-wills OF Elizabeth
p, Higgins. John Arthur. at o30 A. NJ CHAMBER NJ
Motion called At 1880 A. N. For probate-WilIs OF
Daniel kutIelman EliIabeih splss, AnSon d. I Ran.
dolph. simon h. Simon. At 1880 An; Louis J.
City Couu-special Term-Motions.
The sun., 1897-09-21

Futures hero declined 10 10 points CLOSING quiet.
Hamburg advanced y pig to |, pfs. Ko was nrm a.
200 refs ADVANCE receipts 5000 stocK AL 900; eH-
$50 r.i. adv receipts COOS sock 1Ue oOp.
The cahi to-day were h!shsr, hut were onset by the
continued tsavy movement at Rio AID santos. The
A,g"rman risibie supply o. Brazil ncr-A:ed to eSc
MIrAi1-iuartrepes, wa, the chief !: a,ur- OF tho
sertrnGrr Gaoted s7l6st7s3; crtote-. s7i5@
S7sS isnuafy' s. s1-s;s6. copper az qa., oa;
IT aty at ~. ror Tia Was e-rp Ia s'ni rthy
w ;h atartaer sdvaac' iu slre' AM l!sh.r / nd Il
luct It. OWNS 90 Ieary shipments d1t here reIt
S:.o6 Sovem @ ef and becs 3qe smSel isSs
Lead was very dull but steady st unchanged ;ri'es
s-psrbeg. Oct y,"E. Novembs-. snr Dc uI! =.
3o'sr.: rosin dui. at s! i.stl-TS for common 10
prTror rrs-crude Certificate. were quoted a, .ol.o.
here md IN OF CITY. cued unchanged.
Provisions La!d QIet ort rrm; prime. s. 20.
hoFt ,t ssdy sg9 a. ina.i, T.o r." nss' S%ooio
creamery. lpS ai2r. EEe.-Western. l;c. Chicago.
sept "a, Provisions we're ArR.. with a Moderate
orders were mostly to buy: = !, edns packer on
tei. -,te and tn r" WAS some demand from shorts.
demand slowed further Improvement, and this was
the chief sustaining innuence. Fourteen thousand
wo"l ExcH,SoE EEroErs-The Wool Exchange
quotes d9msst," wool. As toDicWs: Ohio ard pennsy
vania-XEN. 21c.: XX and above. e>c. Y. 2Ac. So
!. 2'sssc No. 2. CSC; nne INV ashed. lps2 2oc un
,ner, hAntalle; sossls; OHIO comeins.So. !. y aud
= blood. 2s.s2sc No 2, 4 hloCd. ~ S2Sr Ohio de-
a6s@7c 30 2. seasss, dne nwashei. isc. - IN: T.
i blood sc 80 3 5. bi"l e;c Michissn d. lain .
2S,s;7c Ken;uck'. Ind ana api Nis>ouri-'ou.b bi, g.
Ing braid aSc co,hine. !. blood apasSe; clothing
q blood. 22Ss2c ;c'oIh.ns. eoarse. elc
tcst, SEC. Refined Quier but crm.
CuIcAGo sept, 2o.-These were to-days prices:
The sun., 1897-09-21
Real Estate Private SALES.

ErAStus D. Treat has sold TO R. c. Jackson No $50
West l+7th street, thr-estory stone front priv Ate
dwelling. on lot l<Iey. II. at eli $50
y. =. Treacy has sold for II. Il. and A. ". Good win
to J, l.. weed No. l4a West Sixty. third street, a
thres-storJ private dwelling. lot l7.Sxl0oo. on pri
Vate terms -
John ". sterns has sold for Susan T. Lyons No s4s
g. Nicholas avenue, threest story private dwelling
~.
The sun., 1897-09-21
Railway Company reports for the year ended

suuo oVs
S;:: ::s:s. :' 'sssss s: S;s;
o,s:s ss, ';ISs:S g:
=, Total income. .sy5.,S255 ssgglso psosssi!g
surpius...."... ss4.o27 0IQ0seo 500
Quincy Railroad Company hsyinS besn Changed
go as TO begin July l, the directors submit the
following 1 stat statemSnt for the SIX months ended
oopers!ingo expenses, sli ,ee3, ,i5s, and taxes.
}Ss'oi sarn}sSs iron total Of sli57e42s; net
income and interest, siSl15aS: StZo net o'iSt re-.
eeipts ep Of BHrlington and Missouri, Rail.
knilroai land department, S2i 36s; ;otal sl75,-
SSS .on, mak,ns total net receipts Sss 3ss
$3g6, S5g, total OF Si.7@s,s7G: surplus, S599,-
4SI; dividends paid siS+6,o56; doilcIt for six
the above figures and thoso given in the pub:
iished monthly statement for tho same period
charges yeS SF s9s sse dtSed eS Equally
SnS"s ween onI9 i9e o Twelve months 50 that u In
While the above Statement t ,nSi5ns the taxes
ssStually paid during ak months period. About
20 cent OF the years taxes are paid between
creased during The six months s6is 24s. OF
which sum $396. so6 was paid directly from the
s22i 3s7"wss the aseannIstion Ma n Of ntersst on
bonds held in the funds. The sinking fund in.
oFesSe was ss gsed IN purchasing SECS, ,oo9 bonds
200 remain uncancelled In the sinking fund In
Sestments. II the accounts wero made uptor
hereafter; the result for the year ended on, that
date would be Q, follows Surplus applicable to
1896 ago; for OK tho Sn; .s as mon'hs zen ended
June 80 lg & az az Ssoye s5Sa t5s Total for
Isid darns 'ths the Ssar iss een
$3.50. u; surplus for year ending June 80.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were
Customs, S2o4n6S; internal revenue, S1.l32.-
15i,So6. The dis59Tseme%nts % were 81 $50. 900.
sSe BEEN A' .nd sfA' l n,s
receipts OF $2s.l7l.4oo.
The net assets Of the Treasury at the close OF
with those OF Saturday as follows:
Cold so, c coin , and bullion s,.ssassss 81: sss,.ss3
fSeseSiSrs pss Sin,n, and & bullion dsgt91ss i2osSS
Other aSs Is IN excess Of
demand liabilities. i7.oOt.eis l7.leS.ass
Available cash balance.
Including Sud reserve .ssli .ssq.os7 s2Is.ssos s2s
Money in London 10 cent Rates Of discount
In open mark ct for both snort and three months
eil!s. -" cent. Amount ot bullion with
dSw. dsr .5S 6 me Pr bagS 81 EnSand on 6snnGe to-
l0S francs 40 certmes. Exchange on London,
- francs 70 confines.
:, Tho Reorganization Committee OF he Peoria.
Decatur and Evansville Railway notifies hold
ers OF srCuritiss o: the company that the time
for receiving deposits OF 'oads and subscrip-
lions under the plan OF reorganization will eX-
Iire Oct. !. Holders Of certificates OF deposi:
Tor second mor;g &c boncsare notified that sub
scripiion Viii ter re eivCd after o.. l. subject
10 such condi ions as the committee may impose.
+ f'ilurc TO .ubscriDe V Ill result in forfeiture OF
the securities 10 the underwriters.
The sales Of mining stocks, at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun., 1897-09-21

Fun particulars in regard to the issue
may be found in the Jotiotcin9 letter of
Mr.. J. Edpdrd Simmons, President Of
the Panama Railroad Company, to uhich
reference is made:
The sun., 1897-09-21

Government bonds weak. The As OF 1928
closed u v cent. lower bid. Railway bonds
easier. The features were Chesapeake and Ohio
general 4l2s Chicago Terminal lists. t. r.: Fort
Worth and Denver City lists. Kansas Pacific
consols. I. r.; Oregon Short Line consol 5s. Ore.
gon Improvement IS. I'd l. p; Rio Grande West
ern Ists, Texas Pacific EDS. Toledo. ST. Louis
and Kansas City lists. t. r.: Union Pacific. Den.
yer and Gulf lists, Wabash eds. Atchison and
net declines were IN Atchison adj. ls - v
cent to 60. and general Ia. 81. TO ss4:
shssaPgaiks P'sicsod and Tarnth., 3hi9 general 4ss 10
Kansas Pacific consols, t. r.. TO lO2: Kansas
aud Texas +s Il, to s62. and 2ds, y, 70 G5; ore
eds, y, to 3ill. and Wabash 2is. ia y cent to
Worth hs ana fy sssss es1s in
Oregon Improvement ID |. p., 4. TO ASH; To edo,
st. Louis and Kansas City lists. r., =. 10 ooh,
cent, to o3i2.
In bank stocks : shares Of Fourth National
sold At le5 and 60 shares OF Shoe and Leather at
Commercial price of bar silver in New York.
59isc. Bar silver. in London cl sed at 27l4c.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at ilc. Ex.
ports TO Europe tomorrow. 100000 ounces.
Money on call 20 cent, closing ~ = cent.
Time money is hiE her and is quoted: sixty days.
3igs4 cent; four, ive, and six months. Az y,
csn on goa mixed STOCK EIosaqSS ,GS "e.iS'9TH n
receivable are quoted nj As4ia cent, prime
single names at 4ia y cent, and good names at
4i21b cent.
Sterling exchange opened steady. particularly
for long, which was slightly higher ON easier
private discount at London. but closed weaker
owing 10 the rise IL call loans in the local mar
Eet. The latest transactions were a. the Inside
quotations. and tho market closed unsettled
pending further Developments rs TO tho course
sterling and Was quiet. Posted asking rates for
sterling S+.s3 for long bills and 81. $50 for do.
mand. Actual rates are: Long hiils, ~ t.S2$ q
$4.s3; sight drafts. ~. si49sL SIS and cable
transfers, 81. IS l4@S4.s5L,. Francs ore quoted
at 5.2l 7s@5.2ll4 for long and 800 for shert
reichsmarks, 9Iis9S4 9.l6 for long and 05ls 9
% 3-l6 for short: guildsrs. 397s839 1915 for
long and +oa4o l-lG Tor short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
12l2SlB2S cents discount. Charleston-Buying.
pari selling, is premium. Sayannah-BuyinR.
lie of; selling, par. New orleans-Bank; par
commercial. $l.T5 discount. San Francisco
Sight, o cents premium; telegraph, 74a cents
premium. ST. Louis-6odS0 cenis discount.
Cnicago-4o cents discount. CincinnAti-Be.
tween banks. 80 cents discount. and over coun-
ter, par.
Glucose Sugar Refining common Is quoted at
4bisai7. ana tho preferred ~ 94g05; Standard
Oil Trust certificates. 349d35O. Metropolitan a
street Railway consolidated mortgage 5s closed
at lllAsslll's. Electro'Pneumatic Is quoted
at Ssl.
The all.rail eAst-bound shipments OF dead
freight from Chicago last week were 81, ,7S9 tons,
against 67,74l tons the previous week anu 63,
3s7 tons the corresponding week OF the previous
year.
The West Virginia Central aad Pittsburs
The sun., 1897-09-21

The form or the bond and the marriage has
bees passed upon and approved by eur
counsel, MsssTs. =. =. ana ,. McL- Nash
lnterest upon The bonds will accrue from
October I. 1907.
We OFTRH THEW FOR sURsCRIPrION
AT iOi FLAT. DELIVERABLE ON FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER ssTu.
THE suBsCEIrTIoN BOOKS WILL BE
OPENED AT oUR OFPICR AT 1000 a. NJ, ON
TUEsDAS. IBE eIST INST, AND WILL nr
CLOSED at ~ N. the SAME DAY.
The right 10 reserved TO aIIot the houa. At
eur aisoretisn' or 10 decline applications al
together.
The sun., 1897-09-21
Opening. Highest. Lor,,

FaIl-y-WAs Qale'. New feeding 3ll4 FdSl &c. coax
sul freight TO Bus Ao alGs 3Sc cost and fr ht 10
New York; mating, a. 30. q, - qualify, Rye
80 IN S,S'S y, rrtt'r 10 Urn ooc cost
sEot wa dull. Sale. $500 ". mixed on pri a-e
terms and at So '-c. FREQ board for rA port
NJ. mixed. II e,eS ator. 32T.c.. advanced SC Fu.
turs sales 2o5, 600 bush. a. follows:
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Financial.

Bsth prineipai asd interest payable In Ncw
York City, In gold coin or the present
standard OF weight ana nneness. or nj
tho option or the holder in steriinG,
at the aEency or tho Company In
London.
Coupen Bends or o1. 900 each. with provi-
nion fer registration OF principal.
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slow. PsliyAiy maintained By an srcsrisp, Rss,ern
demand, but inclined 90 follow corn"
f1oUR-was nruner at unchanged prices Trade
ouiet. aales hhla
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.s7o o.aEi.: s;':,; 40s 70 4St sSs 80 80 ao.. 80.
500 HBclsn.l .looslOl looSlOo. lOi
zoe ilcrnI.loT'. lo7a lo7a
500 III Steel. 4eSs 40 4S1s 40 40
Hola Cen. IL II IL loa llk
looIAcsn 81 ~ 81 SO 80
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December. SOS 33s as, s5ts
oAtS-Srot was ARA. Sales $4,000 hush. Including
$1,000 heeyy Nftc on private terms for xport. NJ.
white, 21Aic; 80. do. 2uIs seg6L!c; No. " hite
clipped. "sc. No do 27c. No 2mts,d. 24L,e524S.r
No. 3 do, 2+',; rejected mixed. sSs4c.: do white
2hHc: No. mixed. delivered 25s.c.; track nil cd
Ytia4s2bc.: do. white, 10000. at grass Futur,.
were steady. Future sales none.