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The Globe-republican., 1898-01-20

That tornado should pass over
Arkansas IN the middle of winter is
re markable. but that it should pass
over Arkansas in the middle of win
ter or at any other time Of year with
out striking Fort Smith would be
phenomenal. Fort Smith has been
the calamity center of the Southwest
for half century.
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LOCAL NOTICES

First insertion, ten cents per line; five
cents per line each additional insertion.
Legal notices, $l.OO per square. nonpareil
type, first insertion; fifty cents per square
each subsequent insertion.
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EDWARDS COUNTY.

EDWARDS COUNTY. =
lot
No. SIS "a 10 " Heath S Sl.,0srn
neS II D D Lima Schwartz ISL 20 ists
swk ~ "a l9"AJ Alexander Ss6e5 X 10
ex NV y 4
lots I
and a5 "a lew NJ Howell 1856. 2as,
nj. swa,
swl, swa and
lots "A Is" X T Jenkins l69s.7S 1856
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PER MONTH.

Two columns ........... .......... -. S12.0O
One column w 7.5O
One-half column 500
Less than one half column, per inch 80
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1898.

Ratos Of Su1eser.pt1en=
ONE DOLLAR YEAR, Payable in Advance.I
RATES OF ADVERTlTING.
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excepting one acre in the southeast corner
of the northwest of said section 20, decided
to School District No. S., Rush county. Kan
Chicago, Kansas & western Railroad Conn
pany. consisting of l2.5l acres, more or less,
containing In all 46s.49 acres. more or less.
All of block 8. except lots l,2 3, Is. II and
IS; also all Of block 4. excepting lots 2 and Il;
also al! Of block and 10; also all Of block II !;
excepting lot l !; also all of block ~, in the
Town of Cassidy, as designated by the re-
corded plat of said town; also all of section
Q, town q, south of range !. east of the 9Th
T. NJ, excepting that portion OF lots, blocks,
streets and alleys of the Town of Cassidy,
and which was not vacated by the Act of the
Legislature of the State of Kansas, approved
March 2. 1889; also excepting those tracts
which before vacation were lots and 6 in
block l. as shown by the original recorded
the right-o way of The Chicago. Kansas &
Western Railroad Company, as described
In deed recorded September eth. 1897. book
The s. W. i and 90 acres of the west side
of the S. E. \, section 81, township D, range
east Of the 9Th p. NJ, near Rose Hill, Butler
county, Kansas, excepting the right: of way
Company, consisting OF 7.s6 acres, more or
less. leaving In all 2l2 IA acres, more or less.
The south of section 4, township "a.
south OF range II west Of the 9th Pm. ex-
cepting acre In the southwest corner Of the
3. W. \ OF sad section T. said acre TO extend
north and to be wide enough 20 cover the
&AceCS W oSsO QueEVeH SccSlOD, SOut1IniuS
319 acres, more or less. In Stafford county,
KanSas. 800
The southwest i Of section Is, township 9,
range % east, consisting of 400 acres. more
or.less, in Leayenw0rth county, Kansas The
northwest \ Of section 10, township g. range 9
east. commencing Ct point ~ rods south of
the n. w. corner OF said quarter section;
thence south s. rods; thence east l60 rods;
thence north g rods; thence west 100 rods 70
the place Of beginning. consisting Of OK
acres, more or less. in LeavenWorth county,
Kansas, subject 70 lease Of Anna Linhart and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

sixysxths $50 feet west Of Central Pars n Mss"
fve-story fathouse will be erected on me ply,
Charles +. Allen has sold to F. j: BucKley w,
7b and 75S Eighhave.. old frame puIoifesn Va X
plot O.6xl0p taking Ia part payment no nv Woe'
Forty -seventhst. frame building on ot ok r
+. w. Williams. Jr., has sold FOR S erIVn ~,
James No 50 East Ninety -second-st.: d9u. S'o''
brick private dwelling house on a lot 2No.'. s
Elias Jacobs rs the purchaser OF the house ss,o,.
lots. Nos l56 los and 100 First-ave near Mil n
St. size 6sxl00 The buyer intends to lmpIonnts ny
erecting modern buildings on the site; ana VIII "e
vote all his time 10 real estate henceloItn' cooo
At the Broadway Ssesroom yesterday Oe ,on *
T. Read sold in foreclosure the tnree-stor! stOle
front dwelling house. lsXl00l1, NO ia west 'i ~.
hundred a nd -eieventh-st 3l5.g feet west vi o.
Ncholas-ave., TO the plaintiff for Si2,VV ..oa-
Richard V. Harnet sold in foreclosure inc 'n
story stone-front dwelling house on lot IaohIlV'
No Ply Fifth-ave POP feet south Of One-hundred-
and-thirtieth-st.. 10 J. f. Brodsky FOR N|oW a
Thompson Pryor sold In foreclosure me i've
story brick tenement-house, 2xloO No Lazy am
sterdam-ave., at the northwest corner OF One
hundred-and- thirty second-st.. 10 the paih'l loi
So 200.
The Committee on Legislation Of the Real Estate
Exchange at d meeting yesterday afternoon III
dorsed the bill now before the Legislature pro-
viding for the repeal of the act OF 1876 Which
makes bonds for an auctoneer a Hen upon all lhe
real estate Of the bondsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
An IMMENSE WATERSPOUT OBSERVED.

srT.N PY PASSENGERS ON THE AsIAT1C fI'iN'"
on THE WAY HERE FROM BRAZIL
The British steamer Asiatic Prince ar'I'e'
t.yiav from Brazilian ports. The Rev JAMES -
Kennedy. a passenger. gave the foho"Ilit - o.
ton Of a waterspout which he saw on feolUaiS .
''On Wednesday February @ about O'CLOCK III ''o
morning We saw a marvellous waterproof NJ 0
or board Of the Asiauc Prince had ever seen i'S
60 al either as 10 height. size or duratoh' ne
steamer was in latitude 1921 north and Longitude
A g. west The waterspout appear about your iie
distant and was Of enormous height Inc SUI
rounding hea vens just above were black ano lower
inr The spray and vapor at the oase a'
peared 10 be fully 800 or 600 feet In oiametei anu
leaped upward to a distance OF 4O Feet noS'
astonishing feature Of this phenomenon was us
long duration Such spouts generally last fifteen
minutes OF less. This waterspout continued ior
half ~ hour At the besnn It's fall was Almost
nerpendicular. but il began 10 give way IL as
sunleG lie shape of an immense crank in me SKY.
Sverving in a northwesterly direction II broKe near
ne middle then reunited and finally receded ahI
torrents of rain fell in immense sheets all ABOUT
Nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
REAL ESTATE.

BRISK DEALING IN UPTOWN PROPERTY.
Two valuable West Side apartment houses and
number Of dwelng-h houses and lots in the best
ton OF that territory changed hands yesterday al
private contract and real estate men In an
optimistic mood talking Of the prospects for
spring business. a number of important transac-
tons are under way ana three. including sale OF
another valuable Riverside Drive site. have been
closed the brokers concerned are not yet ready
70 publish the details Among the interesting Cos
sip yesterday respecting property fronting the
Drive tho fact developed that the plot lOS.sx75.2x
1928 about % feet south II seventy eighth-st
Gently acquired by William H. Hall In two parcels
cost the buyer $4,000
slswson d Hobbs yesterday sold for Gustavus
L. Lawrence No sol West One-hundred-an -thir-
ieenth-st. handsome white stone and light brick
apartment house plot 501lxlOn at the north
west corner Of Amserdam-ave. This is almost the
only fiat building on Morniugside Heights and Is
deliberately finished. In part payment Mr.. Law
renee takes No. 1856 Amsterdam-ave.. a hVe-story
fathouse. 27xsOxlcO and the plot. 1oDlx75. at the
southwest corner OF the Boulevard and One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures
c. r. Oregon Son sold for Thomas j. Nc
Laughlin the seven-story brick and apart
ment-house known as the Palachio. at Nos IS and
81 East Sixty hfth-st. size 5OxS0xloo. on private
terms.
Thomas Dooner sold to investor the hve-storv
apartment-house No. Al West Sxty-fourth-st on a
lot 2jXl005 The price is withheld
The Metropolitan Improvement Company sold 10
Waiworth Ward the plot. 6Oxl00 the west side
Of the Boulevard. 26l0 feet south of One-hundred-
anc-tenth-st. and the plot. 69.4x75ll on the south
side OF One-hund nd -tenth-s 100 feet west of
the Boulevard.
Title to the plot. S91lxs0 at the northwest corner
OF cumberland twenty -ninth-st and Park-aye
passed from Mrs Elizabeth Van Arsdale to Chaun-
cey NJ. Dcpew.
l.. J. Phillips d Co. sold for r. S Carman 10 an
investor No. 759 10 7G5 East Forty hrst-st. four
four-story buildings. 75x7J. at the southwest corner
Of Second-ave No price IS given.
The buyer OF the new four-story American base
ment dwelling house No n6 West One-hundred-
and-forty -ffth-st.. sold or Friday BY Thomas J.
Mclaughlin, proves 10 be Police Captain Henry
steinkamp. The brokers' have declined 10 announce
the amount paid
Plans have just been completed for a seven
story apartment-house 10 be erected the south
side OF One-hundreo- and -sixth-st between the
Boulevard and West End-aye. for Louis F Weis-
mann. at a cost Of S25.00 The house is contain
q number OF novel features including large ball
room, theatre and billiard rooms
James g. Baird has purchs SD for irnm ediate i'm
provement the lot, HxlOO6, the south SIDE Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
ASSOCIATION DINNER
TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING AT
DEL MONICO'S

The Naw-York Jewellers Association Will hod
its twentv-third annual banquet next Thursda!
evening at Delmonico's when a NUMBER OF wen
known men will be present as the guests OF inc
association. Among them are General Whhain D.
Hendricks of Kentucky; W. ID. Bynum. chairman
Of the Sound Money League. Simeon Ford, Wliiiam
F King president OF the Merchants Associations
7 FRANKLIN For, of Nev-Jcrsey; the Rev. DR..
Abbott Il Kit,redge Collector George X bio"eii'
ex-Mayor William l.. Strong. ex-Mayor FREDERICK
W Wurster of Brooklyn. ex-Judge Moan DAVIS anu
William T. Williams. 80
About two hundred and fifty covers VIII DE iau'
and the Dinner Committee has arranged an AZ
trac;ive toast list for the afterdinner speakers 'he
speakers and their sentiments being as foho"s'
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES; 49,.
GENERAL WILLIAM j. HENDRICks. Inc l-ao'oS
"SWeeihearts and wives
And may the latter always Be ne v sorne Measure.
W D. bfN, SiNse rrs, se-retary OF treasury
President jackson t fen snHoerfs 10
Debase Their Cons" .on- oros,s,.
o. s'0N MAY the wing Of friendship 49,.
Never moult feather 1,s AntTicsn Merchant
" itonmeral honor the first reauis. National
LSery and In m and forever. one and insepa~
Re- DR. ABBOTT E. KITTREDGE The new Year
The clouds lifting
The committee having charge Of the ar
rangements for the dinner is composed OF
the following: Charles G. AIord, AVID =
Townsend John 7. Howard. George W. street
T J. Haring Adolph Ludeke, James F. snow
Henry E. Ide s Cottle William +. Dorhnger
Frank r. la Pierre. George w. Shiebler. eH oihcio
rreder,cl y Larter ex oticio. and Ludwig Nissen
The Network Jewellers Association is oi'cerea 1
90 follows: President, George W. Shtbier' W.
president Frederick "a Larter. treasurer huu"iS
Nissel and secretary, p. 7. Tunison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
Posted sterling rates were:

.,, lSS
ohort biN ..,.....'..............''
Domestic exchange was as follows a',,ns
places named: Savannah-Buying. par. se. s,.
Ito per cent premium. New-Orleans pv
cial. 81 discount. bank. par. Charlestone rs.
Ing. Lie per cent discount; selling l,lo IN
MUM San Francisco-Sight, 2oc.; teiess. 81
22iac. Chicago-20c discount. Bosion-'e
discount. ~as
Bank clearings in this city were: Excnsnse"
$50 46J. I0S balances. $o4i3,il 40. INA BOZ
Exchanges, s20459374; balances. S2S ;sncs..
Baltimore-Exchanges $2.C33,cl9 b sl nsl.
1856 Sl3 Boston-EYcAanges $l3'5Sot a. "
ances, 81 .4JI l"'. s,,.c
The commercial price OF bar silver was /" Al.
against 567sc. yesterday. Mexican silver IA
lars 45ssc In London bar silver declhso "a.
10 26lsd Receipts OF silver from Mexico wsre
day. consigned to NJ. Guggenheims sons, an.
5000 ounces. Exports OF silver to-m''''
225 600 ounces 90, - cent.
Money on call In London was "a GU per es cd
British consols closed al 1l2Ss Tor mohe! IN
ll29-lS for the account. Rate or oiscou, lang
the open market. On per cent for snort anu 81
bills Paris exchange on London 20 IRAN. csnt
centimes Berlin discount rate. ~ per psris
French rentes. lo3 francs d" ce"''''e'
discount rate rs per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-days Washington Treasury statem nm.
covering actual results OF two days -" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
THE REVOLUTION IS n NICARAGUA.

NOT N COSTA RIGA. AS At FIRST REPORTED
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1t appears from more
careful scrutiny OF the news cabled 10 the State
Department from San Jose. Costa Rica. last Sat
urday that revolution Is in progress in Nicara-
qua and not Costa Rica. as VIZ at first under
stood The advice came from United States Min
lister Merry who is his post In Costa Rica-
where he has received without difficulty, not
withstan ding his rejection by Nicaragua
The Navy is unusually well prepared 10 protect
American interests in Nicaragua, as well as the
Canal Commission. having warship on each coast
Of the country or nearby. The gunboat Newport
arrived at Port Limon yesterday where she can
he readily communicated with by cable and me
frnhoat Marietta touched at Libertad salvador
today on her way North. She will be on the Mica
raguan coast In day OF two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

Baltimore Feb Cotton nominal middline aAc low
u1ding Sic: good ordinary 4ec net receipts eJs
bale. gross 2O72 bales. stock, "a 1877 bales
Cincinnati. Fen. Cotton quiet and hrm. mdohns.
$40 low mtdng 5%c good ordinary. Sc pts. eSs
bales shipments lg9 bales sales 80 bales stock 100
bales . -,
Orleans Feb Cotton steady niddilng ,s:seS
bales exports Continent. 660o bales coastwise
400 bales sales. BOO bales stock 5iO.Ss4 bales
Norfolk Feb. Cotton steady. middling. sac: low
niddling. 5 Ice; good ordinary 41.c receipts 100
bales exports coaswise. S.0+l bales sales 30 hses
stick - 040 bales
Memphis Feb. Cotton firm, mdong SIC low
nidding Ice good ordinary. 10 Ice net receipts
7Ss bales, gIoss. $3.50 bales shipments S6os bales
sales. 3. 500 bales; stock, l25 $50 bales.
Savannah. 7.-Cotton steady; middling, ob-l6c;
middlins SC: receipts 244 bales; exports TO ne
1854 bales. 1895 bales sales Sfs
N4les. stock l1054s bales
{; Louis FEB Cotton Arm middnng. S7-lec: low
ding 3l6c: good ordinary. IS l6c net receipts.
gross 2533 bales shipments 26OI bales sales
lie bales stock II as2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

Belmont-eve. lhTI ~ oi ,so
Peham-ave years.
Farley Agnes @. the Farmers Loan ana Trns' IN M
Company. No 100 West s3th-S yeafs'''''' ''''
ALTERATIONS CMAIN oFF1cE)
F1dhdge-st. No IS n five story brick tene
. ment- house. Ievnsky. No I'll canal-s'' 20
owner. Samuel sass. architect. ..... Low
1Oth-st Nos ~ and 30. East. 10 a -FOUR -r,oy
brick and lofts; Dennison + Chcsepto'
owner Jofh Defiart no i"'' FUN ' - 5000
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb T. 8:& p. m.-Exohe nse-wheat-Spot
firm No red Western wntei II 101zd; No red North
ern spring S. Corn-Spot firm; American mixed me-s,
rs AID: do old. 30 Ard, futures steady; February IS
aid March 81 2;sd Flour st Louis fancy winter hrn.
Sc Hops London Pacific COAST firm, II l3sdt5 los
hrm India 'sis Sd. prime mess. 56s 81
PORK firm prime hne AS Sd prime
medium Western. i5s. Hsms-Short cut. u to I6 u.
steaoy firm. Gun berand d 10 80 n.
SOs short NIB. D "A n 2es ID, long clear middles
light 81 n 2as 60 long clear middles heavy, 40 10
n short backs rs Is ~ 2ss bellies.
II II n 82s "a shouderssqusre Y to IA 10 firm.
2ss I.ard-Prme Western steady, 25s 90. Cneesc-
American finest white and coored dull. Ais. Tallow-
Prime city firm. l9s Cotons-ed ell Liverpool refined
dun iss Turpentine Spirits firm % Sd Rosin-Com-
Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
STOCKS GENERALLY STRONG
MISUNDERSTANDING BOND SALES.
BIG INVESTMENT DEMAND-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY q
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
Monday. February Tn. m.

Monuay FEBRUARY I-p. m.
Stocks were generally strong and active to-
day. First sales were made at substantial adj
vances. as compared with Saturdays closing
and while realizing and bear pressure caused
slight reactions about noon and at the close. the
course Of values In the majority Of issues was
toward a higher level IL was thought before
the opening that the bear element would sell
on the so-called Cuban news published yesterday
and to-day and while the midday dealings
proved this to be 50 there was little response
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

THE BOND MARKET.
Sales OF Government bonds were 81 900 coupon
IS at 113% and $50 OoG registered As Of 1928 at
1881 Final quotations were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


fU sfher ii6ts st. Is # Of Lemon de ..oo
wic shs william H. to jacob PiAn. 'e'hf .ooo
200 Of hthave Years ;io, iis '0''0
I Sos 70 5'1 and q and No 90 c"na' % ooo
;s:;.. :s e !, fses ( s HS"ii y: dayton
smother 'gsi ,.,b e.f year. 81 1000
MaIlig.n. james, to James Fay No 4es East a,
L 5ssda-: so.tpS ei to nathan Levin Of
80 IOts a, Nom! HsPs ,, year ga w.b6 wal io"
io77 {, Of I7S sea- i7e'h-s' PIG.
Is5 5S2 Joanna ~r H to S' James Pot, esd st,
Nathan. Dora to sarah Plastrik osd st lioo
pifer ia i' 10 sSsiis ys No 70 Norfolk
Bets, se' Edward s. TO charie, Belts sste-
Sam. 80 70 same. 81 ssthst 900 Riversid,-
SAME ave to same seth st 1898 Riverside
same &Hs TO same. seth st, s7s +, Of Riverside
SAME fae 10 same a5s n Riverside
FTsnke. J1 if to John wilson Morris ave
O. oei i Henry 4 20 Huber & Co. lem
81, 100 It Of 3d-ave. ieasehod, year 600. 500
Hs%t HTg gISia y 70 F 5f iss,b Wsn
Same TO same. : sd-ave' IS II $ Of 1$5,f st.
rsyor. Charles H. to Thomas o'cailaghaa Nos 'O"
s.4. and 10 js. Es' waSd .as property
same TO Fidelity and ,Deposir COMPANY Of MARY
property Of Franei. COOPER secure. bond. 10000
Frazier. j Meyer.
io2l-s 1876 # Of boulevard or Drive. 2
Sachs. Hannah R. to Mniie il Rndsbopt ''''
Kaz, Herman j. TO Edwin Hochstaiter No
Martin Thomas { t. fernhemer & schmd No
R2.en,Is jernis, 10 Louis Pelser. i2sd-s', 1850
ssii1ta August. to William ii Bio6y. sJb-;Tu.-
Reid. Maurice. to Benjamin Yates. 34th-st.
NEWARK william r to Msrgare, Newkiik No
same to same. 7th-aye GGlI II n OF 3oth st
adjoining above. year ...................... 1900
1o4th-st 49is II " Of Columbus ave.
Ker Sai Matthew G to Alien l. Moric,ai ". "V"
Con,ent-aye. 54.2 It Of l2Jth-st demand. 1000
Nes,ervelt John. 70 the Metropolitan Improve
sh-st io$%io rnortgases ! year .'.'..."' 10000
sosiO2 mortgages l year .............. 1900
soh-st lo21l1o, mortgages year......... 1as 90
.cr &C: $ SIN st. 2os IT W Of columbus-
G9as ave caI q and !, EslP. . RoseT' Cans
. Woos,er-st year .............+........... 500
and ana h aa,s 5 Hl-ave. 100 # Of jefferson
Peterson; Mary {. Maria $ simpson no aSs 1'o
Ryan. William. 10 Frederic J Mddicbrock rar NVo
~ !ct ~, map =" village OF Morrsania. | year
ko,hs,ein leyy. to Louis Josephthnl No IS
scha.,ni.th John Z. % sophie Y cia1scn. n $ 500
BAILEY y, MaTy r. % to 20, Louis .seph,hal I'm
ST. 100 4 u on ave, / ycar. .. ''.' 500
same to Lillian Gillespie. property 3
Austin Harriei - 10 Lena A weber. No ~, &''o"
Same to David coadon same property years iSe
Ca.ey. James. 70 Andrew \ Smith. 40 3'3 East
SIN s. years :. .........:.... 1900
aye, n z l2t 1875, map Of washnS'onyille. south
Donnsily charles F. Q Rose r Mo,her ct al e4- -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

Railroad bonds were strong and active with
total sales amounting in par value to S6555.OW
The heaviest dealings were In the Atchison is
sues. Chesapeake and Ohio 412s. Rock Island OK.
tension 5s, Erie general lien 3-4s. Kansas Pacific
first oonsol receipts. Louisville and Nashville
unified As Metropolitan Street Railway 5s. sus'
quehanna and Western general mortgage, North
ern Pacific prior is, Norfolk and Western Con-
sol As. Reading As. Texas and Pacific SECONDS,
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf first receipts
Union Pacific new Is. Chicago Terminal o.
Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf irsts, ara
Kansas and Texas first 4. The principal net
gains made by Ann Arbor first is 70
SJh; Atchison adjustment is, Ia 10 62t BATH
more and Ohio rs of 1925. IA TO 95i,; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Consol ii2s. so TO "
Qast sale was in June. 1897. at CO.; chesapeake
ard OHIO Craig Valley frsts), I to 99i2 North
western 30-year registered rs. %. 10 lllS. MO
bile and Ohio 6s Il. to 12}; Norfolk and West.
ern Consol Is. liz 10 81 Northern Facihc mrs.
6s. to 11S1a; the first registered. | 10 llS; ore
gon Short Line income Rs. to 4sis; Union fa'
cfc. Denver and Gulf first receipts. 70 ~; Ono
and Mississippi (Springfeld division hrstsl NO
lO1A; Toledo and Ohio Central frsts. q 10 I4
Chicago and Alton sinking fund Us, y 20 llI1
Kansas City Pitts1u-g ard Gulf frsts. 70
S1As: New-York Central debenture is.
1O47s: Lake Shore second registered. "a TO llsf'
Milwaukee and s.; p PAU tsrmna 5s : 70 u.
souri, Pacific trust IS, ;. tn 1914 the first CO..
lateral 5s, y TO III; Susquehanna and Western
general mortgage. y 10 9S; Oregon Short Lils
income As. q to 60 and Burlington convertioe
5s. y TO Ill
Kan:as Pacific first consol receipts lost = 70
III; Kansas and Texas seconds. Is 10 6i9s Bur
lington debenture rs. = to 100; 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain extension 4i2s, Ia 70 l0Iia; Hooking
Valley is receipts y 10 1872; Colorado Midland
As receipts, y to 6Ii1: Flint and Pare Marqueus
5s. Y to 931a: Norfolk and Western general
mortgage. l TO l2ik. and Southern Pacinc OF
Arizona frsts. = TO 102k. In miscellaneous IS
sue frotf Gas IA los N
Gas 5s y to 104Is
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 1ia Time money was -
per cent for sixty days. "a per cent for thrv
months per cent for four months and pe.
cent for six months. Commercial paper ra,es
were 3g3l2 per cent for the best names ~
three and four months. 3Ll3l2 for six months
and above for names not so well known -
The foreign exchange market was duH az"
firm. Actual closing rates we're as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

Gonnirn ,lroperin for Sale or 90 Get.
~>|>>>>|(~~>~O ~D/|ro0(~NNN nnooo
Atlantic city, n. J.
t>oE SALE RENT-Atlnntic city. y. J-SpeciaI bar
Il gains IN cottages. hotels and boarding -h1u-s
/ @. ADAMS q Co. ATLANTIC CITY n j.
one OF the Oldest Established Agencies south Jersey
Delightful COTTAGE SITES AT VENTSOR
ONE MILE BELOW ATLANTIC CITY
$40 per foot and upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

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