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futures hera declined 8 10 o points and closed
'teady. Tho future trading was as follows:

A further decline took place in cotton to-day, and
the closing prices were the lowest recorded this year.
The principal factor In tho decline was the news
from Liverpool, where tho market was. dull and
orally fair. and therefore favorable. the crop adyices
were better than for some time past, the ChroHicie's
reports from the Atlantic States were better than had
been expected, and the receipts are increasing. Liv-
erpool and the South sold here, and there was more
or less local bearlsh pressure. Stop loss orders were
caught on tho way down., accolcrating tho decline.
The only support the market received was from the
shorts, who covered on the recession, but their buy
ing had little effect Many weak longs have been
some operators express the opinion that the
TO be a large short interest here. On the other hand,
many incline TO the opinion that a further decline
unless the outside pnbIiie sbouidd IaEs a hand IN tn;
speculation and buy freely. New Orleans. Sept. 10.
- weather favorable throughout belt, Reports
1--we had three days without rain; yesterday and
to-day ideal September days; Writer passed from
Il is dificuitto determine much about cotton when
iirpited or not; but as far as lean judge cotton between
but few blooms. Quite n number of fields between
Gri1en and Columbu have been poorly cultivated,
i isSm than Mhif ave . Ssres." II t tnSy Sst z s Sals se Sp cotton '1s!nd iTG%
grade here 10 improving, and. unless wo have further
rains, We don't expect a big supply OF low grades.
for picking and opening crop. and quality Ia improv-
ing rapidly, farmers now reporting very little dam;
make considerably moro than last year. allowing for
damage. They were from stiff land sections"
GorTEE-Rio on the spot dull; No. y W The
closed quiet with prices unchanged to 5 points lower.
The sales were $3.50 bags. HAvre advanced Nc.
warehouse deliveries IL, tse bags. Rio was quiet at
UNCHANGED prices; receipts $1,000, stock 422.ooo:
exchange nd a decline Of I;s2d. Santos was quiet
and unchanged; receipts $4,000, stock 49,. 900. The
future trading here was as follows:
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Coffee was easier to-day on selling by importers. But
the decline was slight, for tho cables were firm,
especially from Europe, and the receipts continued
light at Rio and Santos. There was a small specu-
lative demand.
METALs-Were nominally unchanged.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits of turpentine was very hrm
and held at 3lh932c. Rosin was steady at 81. 80 for
common to good strained.
for the Continent, $3.50. Pork was inactive. but
steady. Mess, 8Sp.5 80. Cutmeats were dull but
firm. Picked hams. Tll97Ac.; do, bellies, 6ISS7Ac:;
do. shoulders, 4aS49&c. Dressed hogs. 59sS6c. Tai
low, 39sc. Butter-Creamery. Western, extras. IpS
19hc.; nrsts, l7h@ls4<c.; seconds, ld@17c.; thirds,
14h&15c. State. extras, 1Shc.; hrsts, 17@18c.; thirds
to seconds, 1449164c. Cheese-State. full cream,
large, colored and white. fancy. 7Is9 Use; choice, 20
TIC; good to primo, 69S98tc.; common 20 fair. no
exc; small. fancy. The; good to choice, 70
TIC; common to fair, 6@6Ac. Eggs-State and Penn
sylvania, fresh gathered, prime to fancy, 1Hs17c.;
Western, fancy, 1oc.; fairto good, 15@15hc. Chicago.
Sept, 17.-'Provisions were steady. closing at a small
advance. The volume of trade was fair and mainly
between packers. The cash demand keeps good, but
against this is the liberal hog movement and lack of
outside speculation. Estimated receipts OF hogs for
Monday, "a. 900: for next week, 155, 900"
SuaAR-Raw was firm but quiet; $40 test, 313-16c.;
96e test. 4a<c. Refined was quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-rhese were to days prices:
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-Consul Swain writes
from Montevldeo on July 81 to the State De-
partment:
beginning with Aug. l an additional per-
manent tax OF 2K per cent. on all imports into
Uruguay is again in force. The proceeds are
at first to be applied to the payment OF out
standing treasury certificates. which are ten
to the proposed harbor improvements. The
tax Is Of especial significance to Americans in
terested In the expectation OF lumber and re-
fined oil. upon which the duty is already very
heavy
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grVrsr arory ar oIosrn


Generally Observed Yesterday.
All ofthe orthodox Hebrews In Greater New
York observed Rosh Hashona or the jewish
ecclesiastical New Years day. by closing thoir
stores yesterday and suspending all business
until sunset. Those on the east side observed
the day by visiting their synaRoRues and pay
ing strict attention to their ritual. In the af-
ternoon many of them paid social visits. TO
their friends, although the custom OF making
ish civil New Years day. which Is In April.
The shops owned by Jews In the lower part
Of the city and in the streets east OF the Bowery
We're closed. The only PLACES open wore the
jewish restaurants, which did a. big business.
The Orthodox jews will continue to observe
Rosh Hashona today until sunset. The Re-
formed Jews say that the holiday properly
ended at sunset yesterday and that to-day was
added by the rabbits and talmudists. The next
Jewish holiday OF importance is Yom Kippur.
which falls on Sept, 20.
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WASHINGTON. Sept, 17.-An Improvement In
troduced into the postal service by Assistant
Postmaster General Heath is an order autho-
rizing Postmasters to issue money orders pay
able at their own Offices. This practice has not
been followed heretofore, and the departure
will be a source OF great convenience 70 people
who, not having, an account at a bank, desire
A money order may be sent instead Of q check.
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tha total IN sieht sIB, fi1 baies, neainst too.7es N
taten thus far this season ap,7tp bales, against J8,-
0q2 thus far last season. The expQrte from the ports
In the same time lastseason. The visible supply IL
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RUssEA,s CROPS THIS YEAR.
Ambassador Hitchcock Cables That Their
Result VIII he Known Next Month.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE State Depart
ment recently cabled to Ambassador Hitchcock
for a report on the present condition and pros
pect OF Russian crops. Under date OF Sept. 8
the Ambassador replied that. according to the
information will not be available until next
month. The returns from the harvests have
not yet been completed. and the reports are
imperfect and conflicting.
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SinaneiaI.
money SITUATION FAVORABLE

uNuSNNS w StNNNSNN "
Europe is an active buyer Of our securities. Her
purchases to invest her idle money will, surpass the
records OF many years. The extremely favorable
that started the Europein buying Of cur securities,
resulting in the BULL MOVEMENT OF 1870
prices. The market ia now responding to this stu
pendously favorable factor.
market cannot be held down. with the country full
OF money as never before, the readjustment of prices
will continue. To this condition there is only one
outlet. higher, prices. and buyers nov, with the re-
seiaIies Of The most prospePous period In The history
THESE FACTS SHOULD ENCOURAGE EVERY
hRIGfS ESF M32EE1N TH INv RsEsEST fAN sfoo 8E
FROM 6 TO 15 PER CENT.
WHEAT
Demand for new crop IL unusually active and strong,
with cash transactions restricted only became wheat
oughly aware Of the necessities of foreign countries.
SnS are El holding Su ssG rSs ,isip Sppq sr,b 1Sr mu Sopd higher
make prices. and a ten cent bushel advance will still
COTTON
offers the best opportunity. in many years for Buying
at n price where risk Ia reduced to u minimum, with
pG oar tTF PIG &SG nS L Is f inySiSSSlo to Investors
and Operators especially at this time, and We are
n PrSdiea SS p as %eii as Al t dSsis %Paa s %Siis1 WITCH e in our
Judgment will participate most extensively in the
further advance in prices.
S1o'N ctorroN, BOND fRov1s1oSSsS.A AN'
Bought and sold for cash or on q margin Of Q 10 8
per cent. Commission 1-18.
Determining the financial responsibility of
tho firm with which you deal 10 rs important
as selecting the right stocks.
New York, Boston and Philadelphia National Bank
references furnished.
Twenty years experience. largest clientele, most
commodiouB Offices, best brokerage service.
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Tho Chicago Great Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for Augusto OF S528,440. an in
crease OF S37 .747a as compared with the same
month Of last year. and net 5000, 1S8. an in
crease OF S2S.SOD
The Reading Railroad reports gross earnings
and net S770,248. an Increase Of $i47.ss6. For
were S2l ,989,S34. an Increase Of 81, 370,570 as
compared with the corresponding period oflast
S622r' and net S9'o0o'SO'' an increase of s7o2'-
The Reading Coal and Iron Company, re-
decrease Of $294, 1872 as compared with the
ia, an Increase q Solves. For the
year ending June 80 the gross earnings were
$~22.0O0,553. an increase of 81 AZ, 474 as COM
year. and net $47GC.3ss5SS.. an i&noreas Rs Of $ss q .s Va!
The Ann Arbor Railroad reports gross earn
ings for July OF SllO,70n. an increase OF So
year, and net $S32'2s5. a decrease OF s3.s 80.
For the seven months ending July 81 the gross
eeasfIn as SSm were Ss Hlfb H. Sarr increase Of $50 49,
1927. $3.50.
The Central Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for July OF 81. 300 10. a decrease OF
SlOO,450 as compared with the same month OF
last year, and net S521, 333. a decrease OF
S1l5.6IO.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
decrease Of $lS,592 as compared with the same
month q last year. and net $5,4o5, a decrease
OF SIP .240.
The Houston and Texas Central RAILROAD re-
ports gross earnings for July Of S219. 465 an In
crease OF xA.oo3 - compared with the same
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Tonth 81 ~ rear. and net s5&. 727. anincrease
ports Tor the year ended June 30:
SSEo .: 5ss;; a. q q HIT s5S ssS 81, 1ssi ss. Inc Inc s.'ss'sSSSSs sss
Net earns ss,eg2,sso 1e,s7s,o5! ines 2s7. 2se
Nstrmrds. 6a,So5 6S,tiO inc. 6,s65
Total $40. e.71e 1s,5sp, $50 Ines ,gse.tee
FiI'd ch'e's s~,2so.blO %b,slo,Ss7 Inc. 2~,s26,s1e
Dl RSlsaSS ' s.SsG:5 5SS 's s.sss.SSS Inc ''o.SSo
Surplus, ss7.2oa $3.50 1no. ass.s5o
The report Of the Standard Rope and Irvine
HtS0amfPSny Tor the year ending July 81 shows
Ipli interest on the first mortgage bonds and
ShSGGe 81 Sl sSs4 Ea e q deprSeShlo o on, ie1 win p q SHl.
for the year were. consequently over $56o,000'
AZ bad and doubtful debts have been written
S STi S1d n thS company opSr c showed IE T5s SEfssS 81
t.EGsn oyer az prices SSnsidsrabiy below
on the income bonds at this time IN view, o. the
r. August, isOS; Since Avg. tho entire ioatlng
has renewed and improved the physical condi-
ton OF its plant materially. The entire plan, is
nov e,qpippSd with mSdern machinery. The
Rany's history. The position OF the companyin
the trade has been improved, and a better
account OF the company. shows: Sales during
S Ssa5s S'i Total, IL RS$ESSaesR3a''f ie G@ h inSent tory
7 ASE; s%i8i.4oss'f$sSaiI: s ans P prCaE sles sSSE4isRC
e eT9stl S9s deR ntSIStt IN $f6i2 2ss SoI+5 net
$SeoSn9aIs;. s sif717gsSoSGS: s lnsSEISs' s2 g s.g BESi Of pG TSisS
ehinery. Se2.565 and credited to Reorsaniza-
ten s6T pGG99mmittee. s27.752. leaving a balance of
The receipts Of the Government to-day. we're:
2S5' and miisceeiiaInresoums.. s sSos. 8 a total q ST.
SS5.4S5. The disbursements were $l,320.0O0,
IN excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
date have been anH sos FSsf5g s.4 e t ana n tSS ez zesn 10
lures Sl57, 783. 1903. an excess OF expenditures
over receipts Of $40 46. 745.
The official count Of the cash in the Treasury
at the. close OF business to-day. compared with
that OF last Saturday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion ssS Ssr 4is g. .sa7 sa4 ss ST. 81 ,ss4
S'lIsr d Stsiss 4 not. bullion sa.oS s s.ss4. ss s3
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities. 800. 1t.oe7.ee1 1s,717,o2s
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve.S 1909. 1875, 1o1 3317.soe, 1871
Money in London u y cent. Rate Of discount
bills 1I0l.I = cent. Amount, Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day 10000. Paris advices quote 3 y
London IS francs 27& centimes. "N'S'0 Oil
The Exploration Syndicate has declared it's
regular quarterly dividend OF $3.50 per share,
payable Oct. l. Since the lastdividend the syn
dictate has acquired large interests. in Yenezu-
orado, Canada, Alaska, North Carolina, and Is
interested in Venezuela properties.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New. York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day Tunrn n q Iln-
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AIItTIm6 CIOBInR OF INC buppIementlTy Tr0nPlfI1Hs
tic Mails named above, additional supplemen-
tary mails are opened on the piers of the Ameri-
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of the
hour Of sailing of steamer.
MoNpAY.-As 90 Il. for BELIZE. PUERTO COR.
Z and per steamer from New
TUEsDAY.-AtaA A. NJ. for BRAZIL and LA A
COUNTRIES, per teamship Coleridge, via Per,
nambuco. Bahia and Rio Janeiro detters for North
BrTIii t must BE dlE Esb per GoleFidge"l: at II
Ietters for other parts Of Mexico must be directed
uPeT drSn Anniia at !: n. for INAGUA and
N NkVtF PsS bbfTe4a@Shhi Der ss stes%sr f. sac S6 p n st t!
neE; at 10 ?. NJ. for JAMAICA. per steamer from
AT 10 4, NJ, Complementary 1880
a. M for sA SSaS MHMFTaAl Per steamship Bel
Prins Wiilem III: ietters for YcnozneiA. caracao'
Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana must b:
GR66ffx. EEEWAkDi and twfYSDS@tiiRfbb H skASSS 81:
Ri PTni Sdisam and F FSRtss'i must ae' Sc di fSs sson %1.;
Fontabelle q at j: NJ for i RICO direct.
per steamer from Baltimore.
THuRsDAY;1At ! ?. NJ. supplementary 1880 P. M
Tor bEhMUDA,p per steamship Orinoco; at 1 L.
for Belize, Puerto cortez, and GaStemnIam Hsste he
sATuRpS9.-M a:sS 4. X. for 3 NEWFOUNDLAND.
per steamship Carthaginian. from PhiiadeiphiS:
1 n Z Isl L ( 5H%Sf9A ioiS0 4, Mi fer OR OR
c~ARTHAGENA, per steamship Allegheny letters
f SaeGS 4 P II a AT III H. g. 6sxSG G%SEs snS Jk 39;S9 I. M N.
t s%sSsi4 1i?sS Z, R MG 9aT S Sf Il Al Il. A'r Sna 6HRR:
Gao, also ~sAvANILLA and CAKTaSGfENI1I, VIA
PORTO Rico dlrees. Po AO Steamship II II M 4; NJ; for
detters for Curacao. ,YenezuelG and CoiombiS'
At t 2 GH! Il: Tor I'VE SEH # SiFSf5fd ,SBBeT ps @A sssaSn,SsSSiG
portiA; q $50 !. n: for NEWFobSpLsXNp. pep
sUND1Y.1ft j +. n. For sNyo NORTH BRAZIL. ne,
steamship Theresina. " POE
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Aipidtnas ana Anterest.
2Mblir Nutirts.
posT OFFICE NOTICE.

post OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept. "a, 1899,
VIII close in all casesI at the General
Post Office as follows: PARCELS POS MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Is A. NJ. for IRELAND per steamship
Servta, via Queenstown letters for other parts Of
Europe must be directed per Servia' y; at 7 A.
M. for EUROPE, per teamshi Trave. via South
smpton, and Bremen uetters for Ireland must be
directed per Trave'D.
~NESpA Q A. M. supplementary 1890
Queenstown; at 1O:30 A. NJ. for EUROPE per
steamship kensington, via Southampton detters
must be directed per KensinRton"j.
4 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steamship
+. Bismarck. via Cherbourg, Southampton and
sATURDAY.-At $3.50 A.. NJ. for FRANCE, swITZER-
LAND. L SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La
Normandie. via HRvre letters for other parts OF
Europe must be directed :" per La Normandie"); at
$50 A. NJ. for Europe. per steamship Umbria,
via Queenstown letters for France, Switzerland,
Italy, Spain. Portugal, Turkey. Egypt and Brit
at 8 A. M for NETHERLANDS direct. per
steamship. Maasdam, via Rotterdam Qetters
must be directed per MaasdAm'); at D A. NJ,
for ITALY, per steamship Ems. via Naples let-
tiers must be directed per Ems'); at 10 A. NJ.
for direct. per steamship Furnessia,
via Glasgow Qetters must be directed per Fur
nessia' at 1880 A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steam
ehip Belgenland, via Southampton Qetters must
be directed per Belgenland")
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and
thence by steamer. close at this ONCE da,Iv ~
atH:SO J. II. Mails for MiquelOn by rail 4 n ,s'
ton and THENCE ny ste imer. close at this ofiue
JAY a. S;so = NJ; Mails for O 'ba close at this
sailing Monds O. AID Thursdays from p TT
Tampa, Fla. Mails for Mexico Clty. overland
unless specially addressed for despatcb liz
steamer close at this ONCE daily at ESQ A. NJ.
ana ESQ +, N: Shegistered mail closes at i
TRAYsPAcFIo MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan, per Steamship Colnub;.
iron rSSomS(, close here daily up TO Sept. $40 at
ship Tropic Bird from San Francisco close brrs
daily up to Sept. "a at $780, NJ. Mails for Chin
Japan and Hawaii, per steamship City Of PeLint.
from san Francisco; close here daily up to Sept.
those for West Australia, which are SdLrt.
warded via Europcl, New Zealand, Hawai-.
FIJI AMI Samoan Islam Ia, per ste Lmship Alameia
from San Francisco, close here daily up 10 Sent.
rival at New York OF steamship Etrriria Win pnr,t.
ish mails for AustraliAl. Mails for China ana
Japan. per steamship Empress OF India tfrnn
nanGouNsra close here daily up to Oct. So at $50
tralia), New Zealand. Hawaii and FEi Islanda ner
steamship Warrimoo from VanconysrI cInsa
here daily after Sept. 80 and up to Oct. SIs at
Transpacihc mails are forwarded to port of uaiIing
daily and the schedule Of closing Is Arranged on thse
Of their uninterrupted overland tTanait
Unregistered mail closes at q r. NJ. previous day'
CORNELIUS VAN corr, PostmSster.
FoSt once, New York, NJ, Y, Sept. II. lSNs.
N~oTIcE.-THE CENTRAL NATIONAL HASK 0F
~ MILWAUKEE, located at MILWAUKEE,, in n. stSto
eS and others. creditors of said aHsociStion ara
Therefore hereby notified TO present the notaa and
other claims against the association for payment
p...a Ans. ~ ,sss HERMAN r. WOLF. 6SSLISS
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COMMERCIAL

Total sales. 1850 shares.
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ourpb Si'oIo,iIO S4,S+O,4OO DEC. S2,60b,3T6
The surplus n year ago was $19,865 ,l72, and
two years ago S~1O,454,375.
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
were $S..629.G53., against .S6,477,4 67 the pre-
yious, week and, SO.sl7.0l3 for the CORE
specie for the week were $2.271. O99. Of which
S2.226.816 was gold. making, total specie i'm:
specie were, Gold. $685., 1907. and silver. $9l1.--
III, a total OF S1.506!,79. against S1.4S9.-
POI the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan. | have been: Gold, $7.SG2, 5S8. and
silver. $32.O35 1888. a total VI $50. SOS. 451.
In the outside market Glucose Sugar Rehn-
ing common is quoted at 57IO5Sn. and the
preferred at 1O9%@1o7; standard Oil trust GER
common at 1380l4O. and the preferred at
157SlG2 Mutual Gas at 32Q0330; Amsterdam
the bonds. at 100S10l {: Buffalo Gas at 22S23.
bonds 94}ataH6 Central Union Gas, bonds at
39hGO4O4, and the bonds at 06ki996s; Federal
Steel at 2S'I02Shi, and the preferred az 700
Rnilway nross anrninna for Amrnst nnnnnra
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway and other bonds strong. The
features were Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf
and Western lists, Rock Island general As.
Gulf lists, t; r, Wabash ebepture series B Wis
eidc and standard Rope and Irvine issues.
The more r, important net advances were in
TO 1871; Mexican international consols y. to n;
PI dit s6 and Western ists, !; to Ok: Rock
IS. u, to Ssis; Standard Rope Hnndd'HTE wfie eeo66s s..
Denver ), and ID G i1fiG lists. |; r.. e II; H WABASH asS' De:
Centralists t. r. iAA cent. to 57E.
In bank stocks 81 shares of Bank Of Com
merce sold at 206.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York,
ee01c. Bar silver in London closed at 2s'id.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47hc
Money on call. $685. p cent. Time money is
quo t "a at = cent fnr for prs sixty and ninety days,
months. on good mixed stoct; Exchange col
l latera ! csof I'm TiITs rpps apSr his Is guoted at 81
names. $685. 3 cent. '
Foreign exchange market closed weak at
for sterling are: Sixty days, S4S3. and sight.
$4S5 Actual rates are: Long bills, ,S4.81R
GSfbtfcs2 ffans sflsnt 81 dF2f asst tst0St fIa5c. 9 nrs
S;2i% t9r sh95t ;relc6smartts. S4A SS4s fSr long
40 for long and 4OhS40 Bic for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
par and 5 cents premium. Charleston-Buying.
par; selling. 4 premium. Savannah-BuyinR.
1-l0 discount: selling. rs cents premium. New
Orleans.Bank. so cents premium commercial,
cents premium: telegraph. 20 cents premium.
st. L~ouis-35 cents discount. ~Chicago-35
cents discount. Cincinnati-Between banks.
20 cents discount: over counter. par.
The weekly statement OF averages Of the
Clearing House banks shows:
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New York Stock ExchanGo-SaleS Sept. II.
UNITED STATES M STATE BONDS I'm 81. OOosl.
zoe o 8s.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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SATURDAY, Sept. Observation-Disclosures
was inactive and lower. The sales were 49,
600 bush. No. l Northern spring. on private
terms for export. Free on board afoat: No. 2
red. 72Nc.; No. l hard Duluth. I7Skc; No. 2
red. in elevator. 70hc. Futures declined nc. to
&c. After ''Change" December on curb was
67A667,Sc. closing at 671Gc. Future sales
sos 900 bush, as follows:
The record-union., 1898-12-28
Real Estate transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded since our last re-
port:
Estate of Benjamin Bates to Distribu-
tion-Land in surveys 1923. 270 and
COZ.
L. L. Lewis to Daniel S. Buell-Lot
%, block 81, Oak Park.
c. W. Clarke to Howard Kimbrough
-109.25 acres in survey 296; IS, 1913. 70.
Germania Building and Loan Associ-
alton to John Riley-West half of north
half lot 4, and east quarter lot 3, E and
F and Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Estate of U. S. WILDER to Distribu-
tion-6S0 acres in sections %, 26, 36,
township Z north, range east.
Urilda s. G. G. Dietz to Kate H.
w lbsr-Undiyided half cf above; 81, 800.
Estate of Edward Malone to Distribu-
tion TO w S. Kendall-East 80 feet lot
Z, D and E and Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Same to Sarah Malone-South half Of
west half lot Z, H and and Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets; lots Il, 15 and
16, block K, Highland Park
Estate of Malvina E. Maxfeld, de-
ceased, to J. W. Maxfield-Lots and
4. block SO, town Of Folsom; $3.50.
Estate of Elizabeth Krawinkel, de-
| ceased, to J. L. Mathis-East quarter
lot s, f and G. and Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; $1,000.
Same to Same-East quarter lot s,
above; $1,000.
Clarence NJ. Hyland to Miss Bertha
Chilson-North half lot f. block 16, Fair
Oaks.
The record-union., 1898-12-28

Scott. emulsion of Cod
liver Oil Wit. Hypophos-
phites i, lre md Palatable.
For cars it has been used
for co,g,,ls Ind colds, for con-
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorleSs,
whose systems are ernaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
soc. and $500, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York
The record-union., 1898-12-28
POISONOUS CANDY.
A Little Girl Said TO Have Died
From Eating the Stuff.

An employe Of the Water Works in
formed Police Sergeant Plunkett after
midnight last night that little girl
whose parents live on n street, near
Sixth. had been poisoned by some can
dy she ate and died late last night. He
did not know the name of the child S
parents.
Coroner Clark, when asked about 1t,
replied that his Office had not been
notified of any such case.