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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10
SWIM MING.
INTERESTING AMATEUR CONTESTS IN THE
WATER CARNIVAL AT MAN
HAITIAN BEACH.

The water carnival of the New-iork volunteer
Life Saving Corps was held under SuccesS'u' ""-
sDices at Manhattan Beach yesterday afternoon ne
fore several thousand people. The grandstand the
entire incosed beach before the STANDS anu eve"
the water were occupied by interested spectators
who watched for over three hours the contests OF
nftv competitors In the six numbers open to all
amateurs and the exhibitions OF the members or
the Life Savings Corps.
That part of the programme devoted 10 the eA-
hibitiors Of the CORDS included fancy swimming ana
an illustration Of life-saving by Captain Davis DaI
ton who has won many medals for lf"-saVing
having saved more than three hundred hVes DURING
his career: an exhibition by the corps as "hoie
under the leadership of Commodore Iheodofe
Krombach OF the division Of Brooklyn. OF the
rescue OF drowning persons. and test OF me
corpss unsuitable metallic ifeboat by Allan H.
Ivne " II Nickles j. Galbraith and William
O'Hara OF oneida Lake.
The races unusually Interesting ana went
off smoothly. barring number OF protests MADE.
The interest increased by Junior and women s
contests and by the presence of half-dozen or the
best women swimmers about New-York Bay, four
OF whom entered the diving contest. The lc-yard
swim for unusually exciting ana won
considerable applause. Not the least interesting
number Of the programme was the start made by
Captain Dalton In his attempt 10 break the world s
record for long-distance swimming by swimming
TO Sandy Hook and return. He was accompanied
by a naphtha launch. provisioned for for'y-eght
hours. and at last accounts he was still swimming
The open contests for amateurs resulted as FOL
lows:
one hundred yard. Nor boys)-Won by Joseph Welsh.
Otis l.. Mcintyre. second.
one bundled yards-Won by William 6. Miller: Nor
mandle New-York Athletic club. second.
Hat mle-Won BY G. y Roe. william Young. second
Robert clifford third
one hundred yards Nor women)-Won by Miss Ethel
Godins Cot,el. second. Miss Nellie Mahon. thru
Diving contestWon by Captain Mcintyre, In the men =
class by Miss Cottei. in the women's class
Tub race-Won by Thomas Donalds, John W Lyons.
second
The officials Colonel J. Wesley Jones, presi-
dent New York Volunteer Life Saving Corps: ref
cree W H. Robertson: starter. Commodore Thco-
dore Krombach. New York Volunteer Life Saving
Corps; judges. William A. Brady, Dan smith.
| John H. Neldon Thomas II. Ryan. Manhatta
Beach cycle track; timekeeper J. f. Harris. clerk
Of the course Allan II. Sterne; assistant clerk Of
! the course. Andrew b Hynes; announcer Profes-
| sOr DOM ldsCn.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Labor Day carnival Of sports Of the New
Jersey Athletic Club will consist 81 football base
ball cycling ard perhaps swimming. There will
be game Of football between the Ccntreville team.
OF Eavonne and the Brooklyn Wanderers. Of
Brooklyn There Will DO two games Of baseball,
one I'm the morning and enc I'm the afternoon. 4
special haf-rilc run has been added 70 the pro-
gramme in which Herbert +. Marvel Will try 20
break the record for that distance James 5.
MI cheIl is an aspirant for honors In the lG-pound
weight throwinC contest. This contest will differ
from the present method OF throwing. inasmuch
as the contestants will throw over n crosst r.
Mitchell will cndcavor To lower O'Reagans record
Of IL feet inches
The entries for the Kcrrymen's athletic games.
10 be held next Saturday AT Suffers Harlem River
PARK will close tomorrow. The largest list has
been received for the wcight-throwins handicap.
The men who will figure on TIE scratch mark are
Richard Sheldon and John Flanagan OF the New
York Athletic club and Jamcs MiiGhe', Of the
championships this year by defeating Flanagan
in tie competition but 81 the Metropolitan cham
ponships the trio met. and flanagan proved the
victor
The fall meeting Of the Bethlehem Fair Asso-
citation will be held on September IL Il. II. lG
and II There will he $3.50, in pursce. and M
tionai trotting. rules will govern the races. The
track one half mile; was measured recently by
hnlf inches longer than half "A mile.
one Of the star attractions at the anna tour swim
ming tournament which will be held AT Bergen
Beach next Saturday will be race between Or.
Paul Newman. OF the Chicago Athletic Association.
and Dan" Keeder. of the New-York Athletic Club
The distance will he l0O yards. both men starting
from scratch.
The annual outing and games OF Santa Maria
Council. Knights of Columbus. will take place on
August i6 The steamer Laura NJ. Starin will con-
vcy the members and their guests TO The Cove
West Brighton Staten Island. where the festivities
Will take place.
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS N STOCKS.

Ttora was considerable realizing in the s'ocN
market yesterday. with the result tna' s"'"e
what lower prices were recorded TOT """'
stocks II could not he said that any Wca '"'''
In the market developed. ON the contrary ""-
ditional proof was furnished Of the underlyihE
strength Of the market. Large pr"htS had "'-
cumuIated particularly in the GRANGER shaf'S
and il was natural for spectators To secure
their gains If there was anything 10 nc won
dered at II that values did not yield moro
than they did
So far as the general situation Is c"hccrh'"
I, cou,d not hc much better. relatively speak
Ing There IS Il promise that peace VII Do
arranged between the United States and Spain
within n very short time. and that all re
straint will he lifted from foreign trade ana
husincss relations The expansion In mercantile
and manufacturing lines continues. ana crop
conditions are most hatterng. The Govern
mcnt crop report TO be issued to-day Is ok
pected to show the production Of wheat 10 ne
very large. 1t is also expected 10 tell OF pro-
nourced Improvement In corn As for oats IL
is conceded that Their" will he a short crop.
Weather conditions latierly have been FAVOR
able for all kinds Of cereals. Information as I"
the European crops is tha' they VIII he snort
and that accordingly there will he "A large move
mont ~ American wheat and corn. Wheat ok
ports now SnpNlNE An lH'''hE' -" -
ports Of corn are also larger than they have
been Some cron experts figure that the Yield
Of corn will be l5OOoO000 10 2oo,W0,"p bushels
below IN average crop. Other experts think
there may he a full average crop.
Peoples Gas made It's temperance as
stock market leader by advancing sharply when
other stocks were receding The rise in this stock
was on a report that the so-called sand bagging
suit was dead and that the difference" between
the Peoples Company and the Indiana Natural
Gas Company. which supplies the Peoples win
natural gas had been settled There was some
thing Of n scramble TO buy the stock. There
was l1udatng In Sugar stock and IT fell on
materially in price. on the other hand. there
was good buying OF Leather preferred and
substantial advance in the price. II was re-
! ported that the Leather Company was MAX
ing provision for paying the accumulated divi-
dends on the preferred stock. American To-
bacco and United States Rubber sold and
declined In price.
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Following arc the posted rates Of the les
drawers Of foreign exchange:

BANK CLEARINGS Newly Exchanges.
S147 S,i3 800. balances. SS532. go Chicaco- FIX
changes. Sl4.SG1.:,:,N balances. Sl.iDt.s50 Bos-
,on-ExchanCcs SlGG5S1 IA: balances. Sl.1E 20
127 Philadelphia ohanres. Si3,.?i .iGi; bal
ances SO ISL .iJS. BALTIMORE Exchanges. So.
6.4 Ojl: balances. S1ji,12S
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. New orleans
COMMERCIAL par. bank. 81 premium. Charles
ton-Buying. par: selling. Nc. premium. san
Francisco Sight. lJc.. telegraph, 1I12c Gin
cinnnti-Ovcr counter. SOC. premium; between
banks DC discount Boston iMSc. discount.
Savannah Buying. Lice discount: selling. 1'c.
per 81 OOO premium. ChicaCo-l0c discount
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate in
London !. per cent. open market discount
rate. 1H@1% per cent for short and l&m1 10
per cent for long bills. Berlin discount rate, 31l
per cent: Paris ~ per cent Paris exchange on
London - francs 23l2 confines. Berlin eX-
change on London. 30 marks i1% pfennncs.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES British consols.
11O9-16 for money and 40 11-16 for the ac-
count French rentes lCi francs ID centimes
for the account. Spanish per cents in London.
Az
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 50Ac..
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THE KNoCKABoUT TOURNAMENT

The final arrangements for the knockaoout tour
nament In which seven one-design craft from the
Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia VIII COM
pete against a like number from the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Club. of Oyster Bay. have been COM
pleted. The visiting feet will arrive at Oyster Bay
on August Is and it's yach;smen will practise on
the Seawanhaka courses until the 22d. wN-n the
tourney will begin. The Philadelphia It's VIII
he as follows: The Kid owned by a.n. Mary de
F. H. Geary: the Meno. Mrs Kate FELTON, Elkins;
the Spider. Henry s James and Parker r. Free
man; the Grilse, Edward d. and Robert Toland
the Fly. Mrs. Edith 5. Grocer and Charles H.
Brock and tire Farecda. Mrs. Alexander van Rens-
selaer The seventh boat has not yet been named.
The whole fourteen boats competing are from
Stearn's designs. though the Philadelphia craft
were built at Wilmington. Del
On one Of the days there Will be run TO
Greenwich. Conn. from Oyster Pay. and the crews
of the fourteen competitors will take luncheon at
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. after which there
will be n race back TO Seawanhaka waters. The
prizes In this double race will he awarded on
cumulative time. Four steam yachts Will accom-
pany the racers from the Quaker City. and large
number of other craft will also attend the races
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RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong and ac-
tive Total sales amounted in par value 10
S34j2OU The more important dealings were
in the Atchison issues Baltimore and Ohio is
sues Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s. Central Of
Georgia issues Chesapeake and Ohio 4i2s. Kan
sas and Texas DDS. Missouri Pacific lst con-
soils and trust rs. Lake Shore 3i2s. Michigan
Central 3i15. Northern Pacific general lien Is
and prior lien As. Reading is. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass As 81. Louis Southwestern issues.
Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf lists Wabash issues and Wisconsin Cen
trail 1st recciDtS
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DIMENSIONS OF THE ATMAH.

The new steam yacht Atrnah. which has Just been
finished for Baron Edmond de Rothschid by the
Fairfield Shpbuildng Company has had her trial
trips on the Clyde The Atmah is one OF the largest
yachts built. being 2SO feet long on the water
line "a feet wide and called 1850 tons In the Thames
measurement. She is ! big as Mr.. Vanderbilt :
Valiant but size has shown herself 10 be a fast
cruising craft. having made mean speed In tho
various trials OF fifteen and threequarter knots an
hour when carrying her full load Of coal water and
stores. amounting in oil 10 about five hundred tons.
She has two sets OF triple expansion engines each
having four cylinders. George l.. Watson was the
designer though Baron Rothschild made a number
OF alt himself
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az THE BENNINGTON COURTS

Remington VT Aug. 9.-Thc State tennis tour
nanent for the Mccullough cup. trophy OF super"
workmanship. costing SIN. began to-day WI" "'''
entries in the singles. The matches progressed
finely Charles A. Adams. OF Arlington. won the
final round and tomorrow will meet George Worm
ineion the present State champion ana h0i"tt
of The cup The championship in doubles VIII 'c
plaved to- morrow. To-days summary
First round-Charcs \. Adams. Arlington. beat ma
Mccullough Of North bennington. @ 90 !; n
ve.I1rt1n of TROY beat NJ Perry. 81 NutI2n, ~
defau;t Rober; James Of bennington. beat Ir honcr'
Remington drew a bye Second round-Adans oe.
We,ington @ Ga James beat Jennings. Il" = . =
L,,"i rc,,ni ADAMS heat James 81 G-l. -.
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BONDS.


OUTSIDE SECURITIES - Market strong.
Standard OIL closed at 4l3i1G414i2. Last prices
OF other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Ele-
waited new stock. 2412o: preferred. 5SG6O:
BROOKLYN City Railroad. "llM2I5: Standard Gas.
common IiO0li2: preferred. 151G 1862; Mutual
Gas 33Od33j: New Amsterdam Gas. common.
3lM3liz preferred, 75Am15N
DIVIDENDS DECLARED The llQudating
trustees Of the Standard OH Trust yesterday
declared n dividend equal to > per cent on the
corporate stocks remaining in their hands and
n further sum equal TO > per cent. both payable
September H.. Books close August II and re
open September IL A quarterly dividend Of 81
per share has been declared on the capital stock
OF the Third Avenue Railway Company. pay
able August 81 to stockholders Of record Au-
gust ~ Transfer books close August ~ md
rcopen September l. at 10 o'clock. The Board
Of Directors 81 the Bond and Mortgage Guar
antce Company. No. 11J Remsen- St Brooklyn,
has declared a quarterly dividend of l1s per
cent payable August II.
CHANGE IN REPORTS The monthly re-
ports of earnings Of the New-Yo Central and
Hudson River Railroad will hereafter show
earnings from operation only. instead OF earn
ings from all sources. heretofore Income
from investments and from miscellaneous
sources will he reported in quarterly state
ments, as an addition to net earnings from
operation"
GENERAL observation-disclosures identified
with the General Electric Company say that
there has been final agreement with the
minority preferred stockholders with regard TO
the reduction OF capitalization The PROPOSE
ton will be acted upon at the stockholders
meeting in Schenectady. n. Y. to-day.
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, Is getting a suit OF canvas, gnu anu saason
IN I'D ,hrourhout the remainder OF the season
Colonel Oliver n Payne has left Sew-fork on
his chartered steam yacht Eleanor. and Will pro
coed to Bath Me. 10 have look al 'ne w" ~"
his new steel vessel which Is being 6uin io cn r
al the Bath Iron Works. CoiohcI s nv oyer
Ing craft will he tho largest pleasure 'es'o' "
constructed in America.
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THE MAGNOLIA TOURNAMENT.

Magnolia Mass. Aug 9.-The second day OF inc
MAGNOLIA tennis tournament opened with good
weather The crack Western players. W. : Bona
and G X Bolden. arrived from Minneapolis ms
morning. and l.. f. Ware the Canadian champion
will reach here carly tomorrow. In this morning
matches All tho tier players won by easy scores
The summary:
rtrs round-Mcn's slng!es-A I. iiawes beat -,
linn, g q 81 u 5. Davis beat 4. W. Biackmoie ~
defaul,. II u Lutte heat J. 4. McGinlc, - =;
r sheldon hea, e. penhollow. Ct. q :; {. IL i'ci
,orc heat u ZONES C CO. T. +. Fischer hea' - ~
iGs55aoI y / W : Barnes beat g. II. Sargent y
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an advance Of 1ac Mexican silver dollars iohc
Bar silver in London. 2ifsd. an ADVANCE Vi
g. led.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. %: LISBON
1926: Buenos Ayres. 11110; Rome. lo''o'
BANK OF GERMANY.-The weekly state,
mont OF the Imperial Bank of Germany, issued
Yesterday shows the following changes, as com
no rod with the previous account: Cash in mana
increased :oOOGGO marks. treasury notes m
creased $500 marks. other securities de-
creased ~ $50 coo marks notes in circulation
decreased 2S 100000 marks
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LAWN TENNIS.
OPENING OF THE MAINE TOURNAMENT a
SORRENTO.

OPENING OF THE MAINE IcOhNA"'|->i -
SORRENTO.
Sorrento. Me. Aug. 9 (SpeciaD-Tne Maine o'd'e
championship lawn tennis tournament oP''- .
the afternoon on the courts Of the Hotel sorrento
TIE GRO twantv entries for the challenge cup ana
championship held b. J. Parmiy Paret' OF Ne"
York and eight teams in the doubles
Only the singles were started to-day nu' eis"'
of those entered fell by the wayside IN snoI' olc
Tbo feature of the play the exciting nlatcn
between Hackctt and Marvin who hold ne lale a,d
harvard championships. respectively. me Ia, =,
NAN won as usual. through greater sieadlness al
tie critical points Of the game. The day. scores
follow:
Championship singles preliminary round " -, Il
r-on.s teat Cappelie, 3. CO J. {. Davidson 'e"'
J Shaw. 10y j'fault. ,,.,. :, . .
F'rs, round-A L. Williston beat J. wilson 9
" l. FJwel hea, p. l.. Wilbur 90. 81 f'c'i'I
Hooker beat J. II. wiiams g" j. -. Ia A ''s ea =
rao, Dr q f Eamcs 6-1. i--l, ". :. Har'ana 'ea'
A. C. Wise G-i 81: II. H. Iiackct. beat f. H. Marvin
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug .. ! p m.-The market for
American securities after a steady opening
fuctnatcd somewhat and then declined on profit
taking The closing tone was dull Last prices
were: Atchlson. ~ Canadian Pacific. N'as; St
Paul 1862: Pennsylvania. 81. Reading. ~
Erie first preferred. By: Mexican ordinary. 20
Grand Trunk. 80: Illinois Central. III. Louis
Vile JG7s; Mexican Central new Is. COZ; New
York Central. l2:l4, Erie. u
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES Money on call, IA per cent
with exceptions at IL per cent. Time money.
~ per cent for sixty days w per cent for thre"
months :; per cent for four months. and 3ltn4
per cent for six ronths. Commercial paper
rates were 3AnI per cent for the best names
for all porio's and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market steady ana
dull. actual closing rates follow:
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CRICKET.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN THE NEW YORK AS
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
The New-York Cricket Association, the junior
organization Of metropolitan cricket clubs, is rap
idly bringing It's series OF championship games to
an end and the meeting between Brooklyn and
Paterson next Saturday should decide the final
place Of pcnnant. These clubs Ia -"
been tied for the lead since the opening OF the
SON and neither has lost A game
In the contest for the individual prizes W. Bunce
and j. II West. Of Paterson. have sucn comma nd
ing leads In batting and bowling that there Is 1T
tie possibility Of Other PLAYERS getting ahead Of
them The club records follow.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Saes. $1,000 cou-
pom Is OF 1925 at l21%, $4,000 coupon is OF
1907 at 112. 5000 coupon rs OF 1904 at lllA.
and $4,000 IS (when issued at loisglo3
Final quotations follow:
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement, covering actual results
81 two days ago. compared with the last pre-
ceding statement. gives the following balances:
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PROFIT TAKING IN STOCKS.
SMALL DECLINE IN PRICES.
PEOPLES GAS AGAIN a LEADER IN TIE
STOCK MARKET.

Closing prices yesterday OF the prHciP'! d.
tive securities and net changes from Mohuds
quotations were follows
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THE cRArr AND THOSE WHO san. THEA

THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM.
The steam Yacht Ioando. OF the New-York zach,
Club Miss Julie Morris is cruising eastward
the Sound
John = Duncan of the New-York Yacht Club. Is
having a large twln-screw vessel built for him at
Morris Heights. This is 10 replace the big steam
yacht Kanawha which taken for Government
uses some months ago Under the contract with
the builders the Yacht must travel al the rate
Of twenty miles an hour for two consecutive hours
She will be built OF steel the frame to be OF angle
bars. and she will have three masts. the foremost
being square rugged. No gafs will be used, and the
forc-and-aft sails will be lego mutton shaped The
two steel deckhouses will be incns ed in mahogany
the forward erection being 10 feet long, In which
will he the dining room. 2 feet long The after
from II the companionway leads below. In the ON
GERS quarters are four staterooms and bath. fol-
Of which come the owners sta,erooms and cabins
and bathrooms for guests The main saloon Is nm
there arc two more guest chambers. The condens-
sIs will ais gallons non Of % %s r day and the
water-tuhc boilers will furnish the steam. and the
yacht will carry wS naP non, Th gig and
win be 22s feet on the water line 1872 feet extreme
beam. q feet: depth. u feet inches When loaded
the draught o. winter Will be 10 feet.
The Flushing Day Yacht Club formally opened It's
rev home Oh North Reach on Saturday last Mem
hers and friends attended in large numbers to In
epect the new abode which has been erected I'm SO
abort a time. IL is only few weeks since the dis
mute I'm the Williamsburg Yacht Club caused the
Promoters Of the later institution to secedc and start
for themselves. Since then the membership has
crown in remarkable way. and II now includes
many of the best-known yachtsmcn OF Brooklyn.
The dubious" is commodious. and contains every
nroyision for the comfort OF the members.
Sherman Hoyt's old hftcen-footor. Paprka. which
in 1884 won everything in her class except a place
IN the trial races Is keeping up her reputation at
Newport where she is now owned by J. T. Thomas.
The -footer Pirate owned by Harry stillman.
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Actual cash bal s2si Gno7i sc6)Gfoil Dec. $3.50 S'f'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Customs re
ceipts reported from Washington S''SN' i'"'; IN
tcrnal revenue receipts S1-9.1IS. ard the mis-
ccilaneous receipts. S65.31S. total Government
e,cipts for the day. ~ $50 r8: expenditures
$11sS 900. Receipts for the morth TO ha'e,
Si412j.9iS: expenditures. Sl1.li?o'' excess OF
expenditures. S3313oS2 Receipts of Nationa'
bank notes for rc !emption yesterday SZ"'-'"
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DCGGAN. THE YACHTSMAN. ILL.

Ottawa Ont Aug &C. Herrick Duggan. who
designed and was expected to sai, the defender Of
the Scawanhaka cup. is III. and the physician in
attendance fears an attack of typhoid fever The
news has thrown members of the club into con-
sternation, as Ducgan's wel-known skill with the
tiller was relied upon even more than the boat,
VET 10 be selected. defend the cup he captured
Two years ago. A message has been sent TO
Amelius Jarvis, Of Toronto who Is rated as being
asking him to place himself at the cubs dispose
saturday's race which * exceedingly doubtful
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

o New York 1896 1898
ending August o. 1881 026 s. .326
January L.. %. Ala 23G0O8JG 2SS .s35si
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

10000 L S Is Coup 1907 liz
l,.D d. "a Cou 1923. ETA
500 d. IS Coup.
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dor otae: sports sec p~xe eighty
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

'Ex dividend
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GAS SECURITIES.

BONDS
Reported by C. l. Hudson & Co. No. 90 Wall-st.)
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.