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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-06
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Epyvorth League Meeting.

The last union literary meeting or the
Epworth Leagues Of Richmond and Man
chester for the year will be held at
Laurel-Street church, Tuesday evening;
December 18th, An interesting musicai
and literary programme has been ar
ranged Rev. ID. NJ. Beckham. of Aubury
church, will deliver an address on "Ihe
bible"
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Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Tenth ana Bank street.
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Albert Chellborg. baker at Third avenue and
Twenty third street and at 120 East Twenty
third street. confessed judgments yesterday
aggreRating $7.640. 1t Is stated that he has
given q bill Of sale 20 o. H. Stearns.
Deputy Sheriff Strauss has received al exc
cution against D.. Hyams Il Co.. merchant tai
lors at 1908 Broadway, under the Gilsey House.
for 1882 on action OF G. V. Fornes & Co.. When
the Sheriff went to the store to make a levy, he
was Informed that the firm had given a bill Of
sale 10 Fannie HyamR.
Edward b. GriHing III. B. Grif1nE,s SOM.
dealer in agricultural implements at 70. Cort-
lundt street, made an assignment yesterday to
Charles Wells. giving preferences for $3.50,
Deputy Sheriff Radley took charge yesterday
and mems furnishing goods at 112 East 125th
street, on an execution for $2.131 in favor Of
the j. Rummel Company.
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There wa, again an upward movement In cotton,
T,ins ,n many mar c PH,Ft s,s e the e South asn.G PsF shS MIls,. in the
! AstTo'' 8e nRa somo S} RsSS1 m aSIfs,A S AND al' Sasshpa12,
sgfFg dam Fsin. s @sEsHZss ta Sss ;iSg4 IN H FsEss. R RFSsSISas$
Oklahoma, and Indian Territory; and as far as Texas
rs Ta G1aG'F to h sni sa &c Pf sSSs S seff' i e. and TS Nj. f TRS'
sR RSeRR SiG nS SoiR aSps to i'' Ssvo SgliiSa F1 9SS sho S4s
was a larger speculation largely made up ef the GOV;
The South was buying and 80 was Wall street. Quite
Hr ht,1S St WI 1SI s2Dt rspTs. sa{'P Ss1t S'i p Ri asT SE!'. sPd
liverpool were bnyinE. but on the rise Liverpool sold
ports have evidently caught the market short and the
IaySp0e I fSllSESd az s. a natural ,bst S g Ss,oHt2 q Z ELL tSd
mills are likely to resort. to short time
fSs st in l lSai' : Print %o sia9A. Ss45 IN Now t. t fSre s ssgs
weak at &c. and staple cotton wa. G"ie and With
p ESf ShaRFf but rs ss 1 ai,TSFRGG int RSSs ff To Fn Tn1 rs a'ssR;
governed the fuctuStiqns; At The same time the
iievinF that the outlook for the crop Is on the whole
very favorable. some taking the ground that the
I! E iss. a 'ni' l SS$ y S XIX t s'1H'5aS oS s4 s e :. S wy tavos;;
able sbs ys years; sun nt the Prize Is low and not a. 4 few OF
tinusnce Of rainy weather over Considerable area
e the cotton belt, and acting on the principle
they got back their short cotton. New orleans, July
Which a VIII d G" Eood feP0 XaSun 1T sV aa. : july a5. OF T sinas
18th inst; rains have occurred throughout this sec
ton, winch reneres the plant from any possible set
back for at least ten days to come. Outlook is indeed
fatterinE. Friends say their prospects are brighter
slider crops almost perfect" Columbis, q. c.. July
a." Recently me- a trip through ,everal q
last week the Pesdes section, around Marion.
whore nrst rate. Dry weather in June gave oppor.
tunity for good roots and July rains and sunshine
do not grumble. but acknowledge they have Ane
crops. However. we have several weeks yet in which
crop could be eut of either by dry weather or too
much rain. Albany. Ca, July 27.-"First new bale
received in this State to-day. Glass, Liverpool mid
ding; weight, $50 MS: crops backward"
CoFTEE-Rio on the spot was steady; No. Z, 6961Sc.
The sales were 5000 bags Santos Nos. 8 and 4 late
yesterday at 1c., cost and freight: LOO bags Sava-
nilla. and $50 bags Central American on private
terms. Futures here closed steady, with prices nm.
bags: Hayre declined NJ. Hamburg declined Il to
change. 7 ii.s2d. an ADVANCE Of i.f1d. santos %tntGS was
unchanged; receipts, $4,000. The future trading here
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y. N. Gill has sold No. 8t8 West Thirty-fourth
street, o new hye-story, American basement, private
dwelling, on lot 16E10O. TO a client OF Phtlbin 4
Beekman.
Heilnor 4 wolbhave purchased from ElkAn Kahn
No. 2l7 East Eighty.third street, a three-ttory dwell
ing, lot az .6xl02.2.
The Petty, Soulard h walker Realty Company has
sold TO Henry Muller two lots on tho north side OF
112d street, boI1OO, 1877 feet east OF Brook avenue.
MaKimilian Morgenthan reports the sale OF ~; llS
Avenue A., 24.+XlOO, at S22, 900, to Frank and Minnie
Casper. for Henry MorRenthAu,
Peaae 4 Gilman, in conjunction with Horace 9.
Ely a Co., have Bold for the catAte Of George Cow,
deceased, the four. atory brownstone dwelling, PIX
1905, No. IA West forty.hfth street, to James Allen,
who will erect business buildings,
n. Brigham Hall has sold for Clara 8. Jerger. TO an
operator, the plot, 76xae. IL, on the south side OF
1871 atroet. lAO feet west Of Park Ayenne.
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ftuaurhI.
$3.50" -~~~NN~~
Metropolitan West Side Elevated
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION.
COF cHICAGo).

To tho Holders of First Mortgage Bonds
and, Coupons, and Capital stock of the Met
rOpiitan West Side Elevated Railway Com
pRny and OF receipts and trust certificates
issued by the Central Trust Company of New
York therefor.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the agreement Of
january 30. 1897. notice IL hereby given that this
Committee has prepared and adopted . plan Of
reorganization. and lodged = COPY thereof with the
Central Trust Company of New York.
Further deposits Of the Above-nAmed First MORT
gage Bonds and coupons and capital utock will be
received by the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, "a WALL STREET, NEW
YORK, AMERICAN oAN 4 TRUST COMPANY
OF BOSTON. and the ILLINOIS TRUST b SAVINGS
BANK OF CHICAGO. up to and including AuGustBth.
1893. copiea Of the plan and agreement may be OBJ
tained at the once Of any one of the depositariss.
New York. July 10. 1898.
FREDERIo p. oLCoTT,
Chairman.
WALTER q. OAKMAN,
SAMUEL THORNE,
Committee.
ADRIAN a. JoL1NE, J. \. wALLkOE
Counsel. Secretary.
"A Wall qkrask MAJ Yorh 0lkv
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Real Estate Auction Sales.

AZ the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter. r.
Meyer L Co. sold No. 778Bt Nicholas avenue, 2O,6 feet
south Of 149th street. 20.bx1ob.6x2ox1o1.2 four
3l9to9l. subject 70 taEes. &C, 81 ,oet;e7. 70 Jacob D.
Butler for 10000; also No 400 West ltgth street.
lol. 212oIb. fourstory brick dwelling, forccloaure.
amount duo e2B. SO4, subject to taxes, he, 81 ,8O0.A 40.
TO Jacob D. Butler for S2S, 400.
William Kennedy sold No. 300 East Twenty-1fth
street, 100 feet east of Second avenue, 25Ig0.0, hvo.
story brick tenement, foreclosure; amount due 42t..
ote. subject 70 taIss, &c. e7tl.sG. 70 Richard sieg-
ty-nfth street, 25xes.b, hyostory brick tenement
Foreclosure, amount due o24.8tD. subject TO taxea.
900.
Samuel Goldsticker sold Nos. $50 W 1916 Green.
wlch street, Nos. l2S aud 1870 Perry street. being
eouthwes corner OF Greenwich street, aoyen-story
brick stores. foreclosure, amount duo sos, 11B. sub.
3ect TO mortgage S45.375. to Edmund Comm, plain
tih. for eltd,11t.
IN BROoKLTN.
7. A. KerrigAn sold In foreclosure Nos. o9 20 100
Macon street, 0O11oo, two four.story brick fats, 10
@. Mclaughlin for Stt, 100.
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Judgments Against Joseph j. Byers.

Judgments a~Rgregating S23. 91owere entered
yesterday against Joseph J. Byers In favor Of
John Hoge Of GAINESVILLE. O.. 1881; John On
wake. Cincinnati. $5.323; Paul Weidmann.
Brooklyn, $4.007; Peter J. Downey. Mount
Vernon. n. Y. $4,047; W, A. Morris. brooklyn,
the judgments were ON account Of purchases Of
shares Of stock Of the U. 3. A. Pegamoid Syndi-
agreement that he would repurchase the shares
on March Is last for the price paid for them.
which 1t was alleged he did not do. He was
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....S9.87h S9.42k 1925
OTHER MARKETS
Live stock Market.

NEV YoRK, Thursday, July 2s.-ReceiptH OF beeVea
to-day were 1908 head, including 80 cars for export
alive. " cars for, city slaughterers, and 10 cars for
day. Feeling steady, Dressed beef was slow at o
lo19c. n n. for common 10 choice native sides. To-
days Liverpool and London cables quoted American
steers lower at gA0iO4e. y h., estimated dressed
weights refrigerator beef lower at Skc, " n. Exports
to-day, none; tomorrow, 62o heeyeA.
Receipts OF calves to-day were 90 head, making,
with the stale stock. l43 to be sold. Very little in.
quiry, and prices showed no signs OF Improvement.
Ordinary TO prime veals sold at S49S5.60 y 100 MS;
buttermilks. were nominal in the absence fanny sales.
bringing &c.
heceipts OF sheep and lambs to-day were SOTO
head. and there were 2o11 cars on sale. Sheep were
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Court Cnlandnra This Dn1.

Appellate Diyision.suprcmo oourt.-Receus until
Tuesday, Aug. o, at 10 A. N.
Supreme ~Court-speciAl Term..PArt I.-Moton
calendar called at 1920 A. NJ. Part u.-Court opens
at 1890 A. d. Ex-parte matters. Part vI.-Motons to
be sent from Special Torn. PartI.
SurfoRate's Court Chambers. - Motion calendar
called at 1880 A NJ. No. 207, estate OF Catherine
ourran. At II a. NJ; No. Sos, estate Of Charles A, No.
ley. Sarah H. Palmer, at 10 A. M; Baron @. de Thorn.
sen, John GebhArdt, Christian Stern. Charles W.
i. M.
city court-spscial Term.-Court opens at 10 A. N.
Motions at 1880 A. M.
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The coffee speculation dwindled TO small proportions
md prices weakened slightly under the influence Of
reached $4,000 bags, and continued selling by Inn
EEnropeapS r cnbless WSrn easi sT Firm Fi osers Tere r.
ceived from Rio and Santos yesterday on the parity
METALS Iron VAS UNCHANGED: Spot. July, Au-
gust. and September. S~s.65et6.e5.u Copper was I'M
The ssmi-annuSI report Of the Metal Exchange states
the domestic production at 1904 tons for the six
% toSR; tot saa'P Pfs. aye so 90; fo EFFORTS 'm }SP me 'S SIX
months. S9.424 tons; home consumption, . $4,000
tons Jan. i. and 4, sGs tons July j. 1897. A com.
parntiye statement OF exports for the six months in
95,3a4 tons; United States Bureau OF Statistics d.
a AZ ions sn Pf1 SMS gn,v u Z or, ~; 2 ~ IL so1 Tin H kesd du Vas
Spot, July. August. and september. l6.56sIS. zoe.
sspelter was UNCHANGED. Spot, July. August. and
SHvAL sfoREsSspirits of turpentine was dun and
easier at 26Aa274c. Rosin was steady AT 81 So for
PRovIsIoSs-IArd was easier and duil. Prime.
$40; refined for tho Continent $3.50; Pork was
sE@aac.; Dc; shoulders, tsthS: Dressed hogs.
eide thirds ltsl6c.; STATE extra, i7al7hc arsts.
55sS sh@iis: sa'tf hiS s?$s"a GOOD to Prime: sss4sfssS:;
fall, f5hSSHe. ESgs.stato, and PsnGsyiyania,. fresh
ii4c.; fail: to good. issis4e. Chicago, July as.H.
Rather liberal selling by several LARGE packers
support from the English houseS. together With YIN.
pathetic influence Of corn. brought about . rally.
day, The cash trnde was fair. The hog movement
tSrns sST t ilsf IA s.sf e ss s%R%o sb sSa's g p Rs' eans. i N:
SSrsasS &C over s,, GSTrsS'P POT d. period last year $4,000
nG sHo 1ls sfss1RA sss f Sni iUi bas STEADY: 400 test. s,so.,
go test. %hc.. The sales were 81 hogsheads and Ssf
bags mpseoyAdo. 800 test. at aye. Renned was quiet
CHICAGO. July s.-Thes were to-dSy's prices;
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dull and q shade lower; lambs also averaged 1BoaBc.
lower for nearly all Rradea. and 0 oaru were held over
for .to-morrow'g market. Common 70 choice sheep
lambs At e4.bo9sb.Tb; one car. fancy, AZ $500;
dressed lsmbs, 7Su%c' and 4 Few extrr caroasss
sold at 100.
Receipts Of hogs to-day were 1,427 head. includ-
half a carload for tho market. No sales reported on
I'VE weight. NominAlly lower at -. 209k.50 y 100 ba.
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COMPEND.

THURSDAY. July 2S.-GRAIN Wheat Spot
was active and stronger, The sales were &C.,
600 bush. Of which $4,000 was for export. in
Guiding 100000 bush. No. 2 red at 74076c.
free on board aioat; 5000 No. 1 Northern
spring on private terms here. and 100000 No.
2 red at tho outports on private terms. No. 2
red. 1000. in elevator. at 72hc.; 1000 do. at
74c.. and 100000 do. on private terms. Free on
board afloat: No. 2 red. 76c.: No. 1 Northern
spring Duluth. S3c. Futures advanced &c. to
1'Gcu but reacted slightly and closed hc. lower
On July. and hc. TO &c; higher on others.
Future sales l,O25.OOO bush. as follows:
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searchinG Swamp for a Miss,nE Boy.

NEwTowN. L. l.. July 2s.-A search is being
made for Dillon Felix Dunbar. 8 years old. Of
and Perry avenues. Maspeth. who dis
appeared from his nome two weeks ago. His
P wnods Yes sttmddIv we n Wsn Of men Searched AZ atpsbS the
thickets and ponds hereabouts. but no trace OF
the missing boy was found. A search is to be
in that place dredRed.
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Pablo aOt,ces.
OFFICE NOTICE.

should be read DAILY by all interested. a. changes
may occur at any time.i
viii close tPRoNtPTLY' in an casrstS at tho General
Post ofico as follows PARCELS POS MAiLs close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below. -
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Z HRh fT{hYI. A 4r Nj fSr h EsYASTcs sad jsE ERTTisa
ISItd4s I RSF o; sssS4% psRts Of 4 E aSsSSs% 1Sscs sS s PAIN
T6r Is dt ESfSS p Ige G,I la a9 ,.y .,S.n Ate a. 9 ~ 4; y.
ondam, via Rotterdam deter. must be directed
1880 1886 W 4, M f%F !! Il s 4 ,s N; Sss%~trg gSsIn,. Ssr
~steamship Angantn;; via 9pscnst9wn; at II IN.
Or oScF Snt det tGsS must SS% be di SStara per per- 6 SiSss%SHH'S y.
After the closing OF tho supplementary trAnsatIan.
mail" are opened on the piers OF the American. Enc.
steamer.
wEsT INDIES, &c.
IL M. for LA PLATA CouNTRlrg d.
rsct, per steamship Linda At IL NJ; for La PLATA
M' tF aaESf!ot BIS Est pfftHSSNnBsh per NS StsSn & :
SiHSssai from TS, s5'1 K. &B fF h 4 Il a per n .ts sSS.
sAT sglS s;;sso A; NJ. sSsgFIlemon.sEg 10 4 NJ
%NDwkRp, ISLANDS, also. bEMERGHRSk. pSS
;:s7mi io.so Mf e. Nj for % 70 r6 4f u NEisup isERNS.
yHdAick.. s%xyfNikkLh and o~ARTlHdEN2:
r. In Tor b sRS S1Efi. and I Sof 1iiSS9 cotGNfiR III j. pa .
iStssgR Snalpo P dstisR. f fGr sS;r TIA b ES5n' mSss 30 Aa q.
SssSn s ind Ia eI' PhaT rTG 6SUSrR Fl l. pei "a ssca i.
chip Lvorno, via Rio Janeiro and Santos dettera
for NESwSTTo5UINDtAEp per steamer from NcrtSS
Sydney.
nailn for Newfoundland. by ral 10 Halifax, and
thence by steamer, close at this ONCE daily a
$50 P. NJ. Mails for Miquelon, by rail 70 Boston.
at $50 p. NJ: Malls for Mexico City. overland.
unless specially Addressed for despatch hY
steamer, close at this ONCE daily ct 2:3o A. n.
and. 1850 P. NJ, IRegistered mail closes n Q
p. n. previous day.
TRANsPAoF1o MAILS.
Mails for the Society Islands. per ship oity ofPaPsiu
from San Francisco, close here daily up TO July
&c at $50 P. NJ. Mails for China and Japan
GpeciSlly Sddressed only. per SteAmship Emms
up to July e26 at 6:8o p. NJ. Mails for China
Japan and Hawaii, per tenmshi Aztec Crom San
FrenciBcol. close here daily up to July 20 at $50
!. N. Mails for China and Japan Per stoamship
at $50 P. M. Mails for. Australia (oIoept
those for West Australia, which are forwarded
via Europe), New Zealand, Hawaii. Fiji and b.
moan Islands, per steamship MariposR 6rom San
Fr1nciSSo!, close here daily up to Aug; % ~
New York Of steAmship. EtruriR with British
malls for Australia. Mails for Australia Except
West AustraliA), New Zealand, Hawaii and Fla
IslAnds, per steamship Aorangt from VanoouP
YER. elose here daily after Aug. o and mp to Aug.
TranspSoiho mails arc forwarded TO port Of sailing
daily, and tho schedule Of closing 10 arranged on the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland Tnn1tA
Registered mail closes at Q P. II. previous day.
CORNELIUS A DIT PostmAstsR.
Post Once. Now York. N. Y. July 2s. 1898.
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en- s,fa' ,TTh. oats crop q dsyTsloginE much IIsh !
cent higher. due principally to strength n corn and
y Gas a measure nTy., e an GnsIpscted strength 4 La,srP0,S 81,
n S6r was better; NsE York reported g loads t taken
Corn was. strong, advancing a cont from yes
tsrdHy's close and winding MP at the top price
reports Of damage BY drought, complaints today
being NUMEROUS from %aouthern and central ~.
ststs indl6 AaSi g sir f Gs9eri ssS fSnf IN NE sG gioid. q Ts ssls
were scattering showers in portions OF the corn belt
buliish on corn, and many Of tho iines. that were sold
S Sgt on WI yIET'ssS s InSn.6 SS:SE t were T ,Spsl Ss H. sP sTnS cop Phc
tons; oats were a shade higher under the influence
,Ffoun-T6c trSdinV in -four continued quiet, and
me total sslss for the day were only 1900 6Pls.
stances sllRht concessions were reported. Buyers are
SUI holding on aEaiting ds~velopments snd tho purH
Receipts. g g.ScI S 1854
Exports Observation-Disclosures. 1915 $3.50
: S's;SS &c BIZ: :lss.a sSss'JSH so;bt :a;.; $? p e; &; : :sSs
sI4efit.5o; 200 rs, SiS.SosssiSs; winter in bulk,
ne: 3 3 s .ss|s.. Asst IS Ss; 'i SSr 9 IF :ssoS r. T., SISaI1%ss .% $Sspss$ ~;
5 $ sts's Il S ~; Ss.s: As; e IS s; ss ~ a'Y Ii "a s:l;s s$s': ::SSiySla 5 s$$
G 9Pies q ! ne Rot sS1Sneo n q & T. 7 GI poi h9s' Rn MS SlSiTpt
ter yarns we're quiet but steady; cloths, moro In.
2nirygsi but pot much d9i1g., The Bombay sSeiipt, ;
year. ahipments TO Great Britain 1000, against
none last yeer; to the Continent 1000
bales. against ,o3e. last week ana 26I last year, thus
far this week 1888 bales. against 6.b66 thus far last
The rainfall for the past tventy.fou hours included
2inches at Jacksonvllls. Misaj loo at Augusta. Ga;
8: G.; IA at Atlanta. Ga; "a at Knoxville, Tenn: ia
at Jacksonville, Fla; 10 at New orleapai .o+at Chat
q sAvannah. Ga. New Orleans advanced ? points.
then rallied and closed Hteady al q net advance of 0
70 7 pointa. Tho fntnre trading VIVA na followR.
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Tho Weather.

Cloudy and Showery conditions prevailed yester-
day over all the country east Of the MisaiSSippii
west OF that river the weather was generally fair.
Heavy showers Of over one inch rainfall were 70.
ported at Washington and Augusta. The only
storm area was passing over the lake regions. while
the high pressure centre was on the coast OF Florida.
Tho position of these areas was causing a rise of tenn
perature in all the States east Of the Mississippi,
which will continue to-day in the Atlantic States.
In this city the day was cloudy, showery and
extremely sultry; the humidity was at 100 per cent.
o good deal Of the day; wind easterly TO southerly,
average velocity SIX miles an hour; highest oficiAl
temperature 80. lowest TOO; barometer. corrected
10 read to sea level. at 8 A. NJ. 1902. 3 p. NJ. 20. 90.
The Thermometer ut the United States Weather Blu.
nnn repiatered tho tamperatlre YeatardnY "A fnllnwn,
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A Terra Gotta rammany philippe.

W.. P. Mitchell. the official printer of Tam
many Hall. has issued a pamphlet which has a
terra Gotta cover and which is entitled The
metropolitan Election District law. together
with reproductions Of hostile newspaper com
ments and a few burning thoughts by the
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WASHINGTON FORECAST ron FRIDAY.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut
showers; light southerly winds.
For eastern NtD Fork. shoOers and AundeYstoTau;
cooler In north portion; ~soIGerlU 0indS.
For western New York and western Pennsylvania,
showers; cooler; light southwesterly winds, beeom.
ing northWesterly.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, showers
and thunderstormS; southerly wtndS.
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware and Mary
land. unsettled weather. with occasional showers;
Southerly winds.
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F1rlyoAI AND ConrnrrRorAn
THURgpAY. July %,

THURSDAY. July %.
The transactions in stocks were nearly .
third smaller than yesterday, and the course Of
prices ,Vas, irregular. Sugar Refining con-
tlnued to lead the list in respect to activity.
though tho dealings In IL wore nearly 80 y
cent. sm%allerthan yesterday. The fluctuations
in IL were narrow. and IL sustained a net loss Of
less than q point. The market for the stock
was about what might have been ex-
pected after thet1lurTy OF the Inst two or three
days. The professional element appears to be
about equally divided rs to the immediate
future Of the market. but operators who es-
poused the long side have In their favor the
steady though moderate buying for invest
mont account. and the fact that actual holders
Of securities show no disposition to part with
them. The net declines that took place to-
day. and they exceeded tho advances in
number. were the result OF professional
selling for both accounts. and certainly did not
OhanRe the character OF tho market. Excep-
tional strength was shown by Manhattan Rail-
way, United States Rubber common. Brook
Ign Rapid Transit and Peoples Gas. The
market for the last named was Influenced
in the late dealings by advices from Chi
eago that o suit to place one Of the
constituent companies in tho hands OF
Q receiver had been thrown out Of court. Man.
haitian Railway was strong on rumors that q
decision In the pending tax litigation will be
favorable to the company. and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit was advanced on traffic returns In eI-
cess OF those reported last year.
The Granger stocks we're comparatively neg
lected. Most of them closed fractionally lower.
et. Paul was sold on a moderate scale on the de-
crease in net earnings for June. 1t appears
from the statement published to-day that II the
charges OF the company and its income from
other sources than operation for the
year ending June 80 are substantially the
same as for the previous fiscal year,
the company will have earned s.19 q
cent, upon it's common stock. or 2.34 y cent.
more than for the previous year. OF the less
active stocks National Linseed OIL sold down to
4. and at a recovery to g closed 5k points lower
than yesterday. This decline is amply explained
by advices from Chicago that the company has
apparently exhausted it's Immediately availa-
Bile assets In an unsuccessful attempt to
corner the liuseed market. All OF the other In
active stocks that received noteworthy atten-
tIon closed materially higher than yesterday.
Among them we're American Mailing common.
Chicago Great Western preferred A and B.
New York Air Brnke. Oregon Short Line. and
Manitoba. The closing was dull and feature
less.
New York Stock ExchanRe-SAles July 20.
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