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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-04-07
X. MONROE,
Surveyor Of Lands,
EINGWOOD, W. vi.

Wnl auewsf calls Tor land srrveyfre frcr, env
part Of the county promptly and { reasonable
rates Platq. drafts and oalculntiops eat aid
accurately mt de from deeds or field uofes az
ine oui and fTauing 80 es coruiry reads AID
irhmwaye a'eo laying cuf town lots Streets
foundations. etc. Correspondence rOlicited.
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WANTED = TRUSTWORTHY AND
Active gentlemen or ladies' 20 travel
Tor responsible. established house IN
West Virginia. Monthly sos 90 and g, :
penses. Position steady. Reference
Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope The Dominion Company. Dept.
~ Cnira4o 6-.-qt
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Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets
an Druggists refund the money n III
fails to Cure 25c. 5-i.9j
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WEST BOUND.

narke1 n, are dad stations. Other train d.. no
stop. J. NJ SHRYvRR.
Ass't Gen. Passe ger Agent
ID. 3. HkRrfH, Mana ser Passenger rraho.
A. J. BoHAFIKLD. Ag't st Tunnelton.
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: rss \. -. @HoVs only q per year caah in
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hungry enough TO eat grnss, and the
major was SO frightened that he made
90 effort TO get away. and yet there
was no tragedy. The bear sized him
up. rolled him over two or three times,
and then walked on In disgust. He
didn't propose to lower the reputation
OF the Bruin family by eating any
such specimen OF humanity. We have
been told that the major took IL as q
snub and feels very much cut mp over
II, and we are glad Of IT. He Is a sleek,
slick liar. a professional deadLbeat, and
no decent coyote would howl over his
grave II be were dead.
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NOT THAT KIND.

XETHEN Mr. John Graham, Of Chi
wv cpgo. arrived here last week to
see about Introducing electric light
Ing for the public streets we plainly
told him that see didn't believe our peo-
pie would stand &. Tallow candles md
kerosene oil have been used ever since
the first light was hung out, and no
one has ever heard any compiaints
Mr.. Graham decided TO give an exhibit
tion of his Rro light and let the people
Judge for themselves. and the display
took place Wednesday evening IN front
Of the city bali. The boys " ere 50 quiet
for the first Eve minutes that we began
20 be hopeful, but then old Jim Hev-
sou began to yell and away che went.
II seemed as II so pistols were popping
~ once, and Of course ~ didn't take
long for that arc light TO grow wings
end fly away. When Il had disappeared
The boys turned their attention to Mr..
Greham. and The last we beard Of him
he was seven miles west Of the town
and stiu on the 60. We trust he Is 50 Il
isfed with his experiment.. Our peo-
pie didh't mean him my harm. but
it's just their way. Wen be IN the
swim with Chicago some day. but just
81 present our affection for candies and
kerosene Is too strong 70 be broken By
any suoden wrench.
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M9NoNeAHzLA RIVER RAILROAD.
The AsneaRnh koute ls fhe short
LtAe BesWeeu fatrsn0ns and
CiarksbaFG.
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WANTED

Active. reliable men % solicit orders for
Fruit and Ornamental Nurserr stock afgicfi,
nrEt~clnfs AMI true to name porfna emf am
ployHeDi good pay, Business easily learned
otete aee and occupation. write ~ once for
terms and territory Established ~ Ve.r.
The q . Chase 20 South Penn Sauare. Phils
oeipnias Pie 10 i-c4.
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8 suth bound lPrIno,psl stations North bouu,

Hsen @. BowLKs, cen'l supt..
Monongah. W. Va.
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DR. j. s. HARTLEY,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
KINGWooD. w. VA

VIII visit varioni points regularly and
do FIRST CLASS Work, guaranteed 10
give satisfaction. Uses the famous
GEEHAs MgrHoD for the
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH
Dre notice OF his visits 90 other pln-
ces will be given Ia this paper.
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Personal POINTS.
Local News aud Eotes aud Short
Items Of Interest.

Horace Tucker moved last week into
his newly acquired property, down Mt
the old depot.
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Court caieudnru Thls nay.

Appellate Division supreme Court-No day calen.
OAR. Supreme Court-AppcllAte Nos.
10, 2s. Appeals from District Courts-Nos. 80, 80,
~, 4, lie, 80. 81. 81, AZ. I8, 4S. 90, So, 8.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part l.--Motion cal.
endar called at 1880 A. N. Part II.--Court opens at
1880 AN. EK. parte matters. Part ~llI.-clear. Motions.
Part lSSGTSlear' Lay aud factoNos. 800, 6ss5'
$3.50. $3.50, l46o, 2l2l. Part N.-Clear Cases from
Part ~ for trial. Part vI.-Motlons to be sent from
term. Trial Term-Part Giles Preferred causes
Nos lh9O2, l6Ss8, 1922, 1905, 1913. le7B4.
iSse?, le9l4; zoos, 1882: 1929, 1890. lel4e.
1908, le4Bs. 1851, 40p6, l7O36. 1904, I6i7V,
1880. los94. 1e997.- 1888. 1il6s. 1888. Part
ilI-Case unfinished. Nos, s257, 1924, 5l4e, 1887.
sS42. 109Si, l1la2. ll2l5. ll259. il2bv. ll345.
1890. llSiS, ll3h6, 1890. 1l4ua, ll&S7, In.
quostzNo. liI47 Part Iv-Cas unfinished, CRseu
Cases from Part III. for trial. Parts VI, VII. VIII,
TX, x, and AI.-Adjourned for the term. Part XII.
Clear. Cases from Fart II. for trial.
called at 1880 A. NJ. For probate-wllls OF George +.
Segelken, at 10 A. Nj Ann Brennan. Serena ID. Tur.
rell, Charles @. CLARK. Edward jenkins. Rosena w.
Smith, WIN. j. Flagg, Moritz Singer, at 1890 A, NJ;
A. M; Mary G. Clarke. John Gunner. at . L. NJ. Trial
Term-No. 1913. WIN OF Frances Lyon at 1880 A. NJ.
city Court-Special ~Ierm-Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
zap. Cooper VS.. Earle. No day calendar. Part IL
Case unfinished. Nos. 1908, 1871, 1884. 1910. 1857.
l2!5i2,. 1881. 1859. 1892. 1901, 1898, 1890, 1904.
ll7s. i27e. 1925. ll3l, ll49, 1873, 1889. 1855.
Part W.-Case unfinished. Nos. 1878. 1887, 1889.
1909, i424. 1882, 1888. l4s5. 1881. 1893: 144s,
1920. 1921, 1884. 14e4, 1897, e22. 1903. 1871,
4sl5, $3.50. 5s48. 1888. b82e. 5s46. 5274. b2Ss,
$3.50, 4s0s. $3.50. 1851, S2S7. 45T7,' 5sS7.. 55iss'
5O52.
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There were no noteworthy developments in cotton
to-day. The trading was intensely dun and the nuctu.
day there was a slight decline on local and southern
selling. The weather and crop RdviceB from the
South were favorable. But there W as no disposition
TO sell RELY. While tho outlook for another lsrge
adverse developments during the next two months
checks aggressive operations on the short side: Bril-
liant crop prospects at this stage OF the
season have in the past given place to a
very gloomy outlook before the end OF the
season, and history repeats itself from time to
time. Accordingly bears are cautious, and after the
they were slightly higher than Saturdays final quo.
tations. Shorts covered, and there was some buying
for Liverpool account. Rains were reported in nearly
every section OF the cotton belt, The signal service
Arkansas, eastern Texas, western Florida, ana Ten
nesseo. The New York and New Orleans Cotton FIX.
changes will be closed from Friday night. July l TIL
Tuesday morning July ). Columbus, Miss, June 81.
-" Last week had bountiful rains. Since then
1t has been hot. clear. good working and growing
weather, and crop prospects are very promising"
our section and crops are doing well. Some com.
plants of too much rain. In lSSg rains commenced
about June 20 ana continued until about the middle
of August. Crop that year was very short" Liver
~. The course of values depends entirely on the
weather in the cotton belt. Spinners are still in a
generally healthy state, but manufacturers are not.
The differences between buyers and sellers are only
small. and probably business will be put through as
current orders run on. Fully middlinR and upward
has II anything improved here on account of
scarcity"
CoFFEE-Rio on tho spot was dull; No. Z, 6Lc. Tho
sales were 1900 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
Futures here closed steady with prices unchanged to
8 points lower; sales, $4,000 bags. Havre was un-
Rio was firm at 1875 refs advance: receipts. 5000;
stock. 24B. OoO; exchange unchanged at z 1854.
Santos was quiet at 100 refs advance; receipts for
two days, IL, 900; stock. 30S.000. The future trad
Two haFa w n u a.
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NEW York. Monday. June 27.-ReceiptS OF beeyes
for two days were q. l6o head. including "a cars for
export alive, % cars for city slaughterers and 80 cars
prices stendy for everything except bulls, which were
weak and a shade lower. The yards we're fully
&so.lo = 100 Ms. extra beevss at s6.5 fat
1919, dry cows at Ss.259S3.7b. Dressed beef " as
In fair demand and steady at 7@shc. Y n. for native
sides. TO-dAy's cables from London and Liverpool
quoted live cattle higher at lOla@lI9c. v n,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef also higher at
hAtSSc. Y n live sheep steady at D9l0c. y n.
dressed weight. Exports to-day, none; tomorrow.
500 cattle. sl2 sheep. and 2,elo quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves for two DAYS were 4.BS4 head.
ali Tor the market The demand " as less active aud
prices declined 2b9Soc, on nearly all grades. The
pens were not quite cleared. Poor to choice veals
sold at S4tSS03Th Y 100 ms; selected and extra
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but mainly ste90es.esa;s care OF western calves 80
p9.T00et.ab, City dressed eals weak At s@lOc y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days were
1898 head. including 0 cars for export alive. 1Tp
cars TO city butchers, and AOa cars for the market;
and, counting the stale stock, there were S9h cars on
sale. sheep were in moderate supply and steady,
with prime stock scarce and a tribe nrm. Good lhmba
held up TO full Saturdays figures; common and me
dium grades declined 26c, and about 4a carloads Of
stock were held over. Inferior TO prime sheep sold at
e9.25@e4.75 v 100 ms common to choice lambs at
eo.46Se 100 I. culls' at e4Ss4. 80. Dressed NUT
ton, 79Gac. n NJ dressed lambs. 861ll2c.
Receipts of hogs for two days were le, gig head, in.
cludinR about 2 cars for the market, Feeling weak,
and dealers quoted the market at S4@04.A5 " 100
ms. for inferior TO primo hoEs.
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IRenI Estate sales.

Ogden & Clarksou have sold for the Travis estate to
Daniel r. Freedman No. 80 East Twenty.second street,
n 2B.9 front four.story brow nstone dwelling.
At the Broadway SalesroOm yesterday William NJ.
ryan sold No. 35i West Sixteenth str 'et, north side.
l2o feet east OF Ninth avenue. 25NB2, four story brick
tenement. with three story frame tenement in rear,
foreclosure, amount due sll,4b2, subject TO taxes.
&C. elSS.9O, to Grace {. Cudlipp, plaintiff, for
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RAnRoAD AND OTHER SHARES.
open. High. Lorc- -CsoSfn0-
SaIss. ina. eat. eat. Bid. Asked.
siTeS AmsR.l2ek 1909 3 laoh
1850 AnsA. 10 l5S Ia l4S l6b
bSoo AmsMp 3sS o 3sb 39S 40
lea Gable e4h "a e4h e2h CAV
100 Am d T. go 22 22 81 22s
SbosA Am lob. leh 2 1lek 1901 1904
81 AmTObDl2la 1914 12l@ e 1907
100 Am o 2lA 2lk 2lL FL 2lh
100 Amcop 70 rs 70 70 76h
AC0 Atch.Tk
Fs... l3b l3k l3b l3h l3h
Os0S Atch.T&
sF.p., ass "a sas sas So.
100 AmMGlt 26b 2ea 265 - 27
400 AAAltp 70 70 10 10 79L
lA0l Bait o l6A l6% l6A l6b 10
2S Bait o
BWp.. Oh Ga Oh Ga z
$50 BAY st0 a. 3S 3S Ga ga
Ss6s6 Hr'kRT 633A 641s 62S 64sA 54L
sOG I'm O.l22 l22 l2lAl2lhl 24
400 csnsO.. 6lS 6l1 6lS 6lb 62
500 Cen Ice. 36h 365 36h 36h a7h
300 O Ice D.. 30 90 90 80 92
$50 Oh CIV l4k l4S la l4ls I4L
sOOO chsSEo 23b 3 23 ga s3h
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were 1 bales,
Memphis sac, st. Louis $50, Cincinnati l 30 and Hous.
ton l,u32 bales. The port receipts were 3.@Ol bales,
against 9,541 last week, 1,lT3 last year, and SOS in
1898; thus far this week, 6,2lS. against $3.50 thus
far last week. Port exports 2.5Sl bales. New Or.
leans advanced 4 to o points. Futures here declined
l to = points. but recov cred this aud advanced | to 1
points, closing dull but steady, with sales of go, 100
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Notices for about 10. 900 bags were issued to-day. in.
prices were accordingly somewhat easier. The de-
cline was slight. however, for the cables were firm,
and there was a fair demand for local account.
METALs-lron was dun. Spot. June. July, and
June, July. August. and september. ll.7Oai &c.
The exports. according to Metal Exchange returns.
wsre ?.e5s tons for the week ending june "a; total
thus far this month. 7.s42 tons. Lead was firm.
Spot and June. .95@4G, Tin was very quiet, Spot;
at 5Gt5Ac. for spot: futures are neglected.
NAVAL SToREs.were duh and UNCHANGED Spirits
Of turpentine, 2624@o27Ac. Rosin. ~Sl.+5 for
common to good strained:
s5 pss9E VI; rSSned for T the c 5omfn Hhd So q I6o PORK FF' Ws.
inactive, but nrm. Mess. $l0.25&tlO.55. Cut meats
bellies: 6a&ec;; do; shoulders. A4c. Dressed hogs.
5A@5'sc. Tanow, 3lsc. Butter-Creamery. western.
thirds. 1910 lIigc.; state extras, l8iqc nrsts. l6c
thirds to seconds. lsi2@l52c. Cheese-state. fun
common 10 fair. '5r@el4c.; small. colored
slqa7c.; common to fair, biqS64c. Eggs -
state and PENNSYLVANIA fresh ~g-thsred fancy.
27.-" After a small advance early on demand from
smSE's r aTG sIS,%a S STGst si iGhtEi,y ab SReG in. IGti pfice Sy
The liberal hog receipts and only a moderate cash de-
c a'I| Of h hogs T Tor to morrow a',oo%'" 70
wooL-oh!o. Pennsylyanla and West Virginia.
y,s'i dine HT INV a slss2f lode E J I nuS lsiala ne E a xSN
haIf!blood combing, aOc. three-clghths combing.
s SlSfSIS;' saE%ssc.; '2 hmIP 6iES;od S' Sitting. '0 s7s
CSC; three,e!Ehths clothing. Ss%2gc.' quarter
New York, Michigan, and wisconsin.washed X and
Xxx. csc; fine upwRshed. l~6Sl7c,t fine delAine, 81
m2Sc.; half blood conining. 27&2Sc.; three eiRhths
cuInhing. 2DR 3Oc.; quarter combing. 20c.; coarse
conbing. 2~0G27c,; half,blood clothing, 27c.; quar-,
ter clothing, 2Bc.; coarse clothing. 24c. Missouri,
Illinois and iana-Unwashe fne. l0C@l7c.
half blood cumbing. 2lhU22c,; thrce-cighths combing.
2pGG 22 lac.: quarter combing. 2l@22i2c,; common
combing. 2OG2lci braid cOmbing, 1AG20c.: half
blood clothing, 9l@E2c.; three .eighths clothing,
200 gle: quarter clothing. 10@ zoe; low clothing.
lSc.: Georgia and Southern, 2ltS23c.
SuGAR-kaw was Nat, 49, test, Sac; 90 test. SAC.
nominal. Refined was In limited demand but steady.
CHIcAao. June 27.-These were to.day's prices:
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Wheat was quiet to-day and prices showed no declded
change, though early in the day there was a frac-
tiOnal advance, due 10 smaller worlds shipments,
light receipts, a larger decrease in the Visibly supply
than expected, unfavOrable weather In England and
France, some unfayOrable crop accounts from tho
were the smallest for some time. the total being
s~.G+T.47o bush. against lO.ll6, 7s7 In the previous
week and b~,2hO,UOO last year. The receipts at the
Northwest wern only 81 cars against 81 last week
and 2Sb last year, and Chicago received 8 cars
against 10 a week ago and 28 lasU year. There was q
decrease In tho visible supply o. !, 80 900 buzz. and
the quantity ON passage fell OF 1850, coo bush. Paris
advanced PC. to lc. Before the close. however, prices
reacted ON local selling. partly to realize, and the last
quotations were practically unchanged from Satur-
day's nnal figures, Liverpool declined ssd. to Id. and
board were 0Sl 900 bush, including -four. The
Liverpool stock IN public and private warehouses In
CREASED. $1,000 bush mAEing the total $50, 900
bush. BroomhRll cabed that the weather In Odessa
was favorable and that the Italian duty had been
nEed at &c. until July 10, and ut $50.
thereafter. Atter Change September was 72lsc. q
7lS4c., closing lilac. Corn declined on .
drop of asd. to I'D, In Liverpool. clcarances from
the seabpard Of only 437, bhU bush. and an Increase
in the visible supply Of 252, 900 bush. The worlds
shipments were 1855, 32l bush. against $500. 200
receipts were moderate, Chicago getting AIS cars.
Oats were lower. but prices were nominal. The visi,
he supply Increased 5000 bush, The New York
PrOducu Exchange and the Chicago Board Of Trade
VIII DC closed from Friday night. July |, TIL Tuesday
morning, July , thicagO, June 2I-"ThGTe vas wet
weather West and southwest; tho wheat statistics
were a. 0ullish as any body eXpected. Liverpoolcahle
were a little lower, Paris wa up somewhat. The
nova VA > rife UnNiIh. although the TRADE VA
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Thomas A. kerrlgan sold, In foreclosure, tho plot,
~AONlSS.e. on the east side OF Henry street, ll2 feet
north OF Coney island plank road, to f. +. Merrill for
e2,B2OI also, In foreclosure. the twO.stOry frame
dwelling on lot 25Xl00, No. 257 Thirteenth street. to
W. j. Person for 81, 90; also. In foreclosure, the
three.story brick dwelling. on lot lg.BHS4. No. Tg3
Pacific street. to G. A. Weber for 81, 81; aud also the
two.story and basement brick dwelling, on lot IL LEX
100, No. SIT Seventh street, to ". ]. Person for %. SEQ.
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dividends and 9nttresr.

THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
AILW
OFFICE OF II TREASURER,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 28d, 1898.
A quarterly dividend OF sI.95 per share will be
paid August LIST next to the shareholders OF this
Company's stock. registered on the closing Of tho
Transfer books, on their holdings as increased on
June S0th. 1893, In pursuance OF resolutions OF tho
Board OF Directors, adopted May 30tn. 1898, proVid.
ing for the distribution to stock holders OF additions al
stock TO the extent OF 10 per cent. OF their present
holdings.
The transfer books will be closed at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
on the 2Bth day OF June and ]reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on the 18th day of July next.
J. +, PHILLIPS. Treasurer,
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Government bonds irregular. The As of 1926
closed 4 Y cent. lower bid and the 5s closed 4 y
cent. higher bid. Railway and other bonds
strong and active. Tho features were Aneri-
can Tobacco scrip, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s.
Detroit City Gas IS, Erie general lien 3-4s. Fort
IS, 500 p, Iron Mountain 5s, Now York Central
NJ. @. col. 3l9s, Oregon Improvement 5s, a. 4. p,
PittsburR and Western lists, San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass As. Union Pacific. Union Elevated
lists, t.r, Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lists, I.
r., Wabash DDS. West Shore As, AtchisOn. Balti-
Texas. Northern Pacific, and Texas Pacific
Issues. The more important net advances were
in Atchison adj. 4s. u y cent, to GA, and gen
eral As, l., to 930s; American Tobacco scrip, Il,
to s34; Baltimore and Ohio SIS. 1885, Il cite. =,
to ll0l9i p, branch. =. TO lll4. and 5s. 1888.
100; Brooklyn Eleyaled lists, I. r., p. to 80, and
DDS. I. T.. Zig, to 90; Detroit City Gas bs, =, TO
e3%; Erie general lien 34s, ~. to 747s; Fort
Worth and Denver City lists, Il, to 74lo; Hook
Ing Valley os. SB5 p. la, TO 79la; Iron Noun
tain So. %. TO 96a; Kansas and Texas
New York Central Mo, col. siass, q. to gsas;
Oregon Improvement 5s, a, /. p.. l. to 81 4;
PittsburK and Western LIST. lle, to 50; San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass As. l, to G6l2; Texas
Pacific lsts, -. to 1859. and DDS, %, 10 3Sl2;
Union Pacific A.. ae, TO asAi Union Elevated
and West Shore As, q ' cent, TO l1Ola.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
694c. Bar silver in London closed at % 5-lGd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 454c,
Money on call. l4Rli2 = cent. Time money is
quoted at 2l2 y cent, for sixty days. 9l2 y cent,
for three months. 3 y cent. for live months. and
3l2 = cent. for eight on good mixed stock tx
change collateral. Commercial paper is quoted
at 59@t ' cont for bills receivable; Hcceptances
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Union Dime Savings Institution
Gppartutrship alotires.

BOSTON, MASS. June "a. 1893.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, under the firm name and
style OF C. FROST 4 COMPANY, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
LESTER II. WILLIAM.
HARRISON @. FROST,
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.Furntshsa Rooms % zet-aruuhlva.

LIVINGSTON ST, B5.-Very pleasant rooms, 5
1 minutes from bridge and ferries. At sum meg rates;
references.
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Qnitr0 States Mortqaut 4 Crust On.

80 Cedar Street, New York. June esd. 1898.
A dividend OF THREE AMI OSE. A PER
CENT, i3H per cent On the Capital Stock Of tho
Company has this day been declared. payable on and
after July |, lSHS, for the half year ending that
date. The transfer books close on Friday. June "a,
1898, and reopen July =. lSNS.
ARTHUR TURNRuIL. Treasurer.
THE SEW YORK SECURITY & TRUST COMPANY.
j No. 40 Wall street, will pay. on presentation. tho
coupon due July |, 1895. on the nrst mortgage bonds
of the oregon Railway and Navigation Company.
THE OREGON ltAILIOAD AMI NANIG ALTON
CO.. by A. MARCUS.
Treasurer.
ST. Loais. JacEsonSiIIc and Chicago r.. r.. 90.
Second Mortgage uohhH and COUpons maturing
July LIST, 1893, will be paid ON and after that date at
the ONCE OF CUHLER, MONG ~ & CO.
a. Pine ST., New York.
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NEW YORK CENTRAI. AND HUDSON RIVER


offlCE of lnE ii~sEASShEh,
NEW YORK, June &. 1893.
A dividend OF four per cent. on the capital stock of
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PASY viii be paid by the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company, lessee mnder tho
provisions of the contract between the two com
panies). at this ONCE on the nrst day OF July next.
The transfer books Will be closed at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. and reopened at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. July 2d next.
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small. prices MADE an advance Of 10. TO lhc. There
q, 4 far cssh eusiness All Ground. posslbly avo.o6o
plaints without number, most Of them growing out
received some consideration and had some influence
on the price. but they are received somewhet skeptL
bush. the Visible Decreased 1854, 900 bush. The
English Visible decreased $4,000 bush. The
bush. less than the week previous. CiesranceS woro
almost 100000 bush. Receipts were less than 100
and areat Britain complain Of wet weather. The
.yssS MseSs. f Sf' foa,. FOR SsS r "a saS! Of = n tST S aSes. 's snS
expects 100 tomorrow. Corn was steadied by wheat.
changing. Liverpool Was Y %d. 20 I'D lower. Rs.
csipts were go cars. with 800 for tomorrow.
creased 25a, 900 bush. and the local stock
Increased $4,000 bush. There was a de rease
possibly by tho wet weather. The worlds shipments
Of corn, 8, PSF, 900 bush. were double last years. Oats
&c. There was some country liquidation Of July.
The I'm tb s,e %at Sso mas partly RnGo, SymP T.Ts pSs ana GdrI p% iii
sao for Tuesday The liable SoI increased $4,000
isi,oOC bush. The cargo. demand Tor oats is slow;
the car lots a little better than It was"
day, but still OF moderate proportions, the total sales
being $4,000 bbls. Sellers were Arm, and prices
showed no important changes.
RIeceipts ","....".."......"..."".S,SS9 oss,aSS
Exports. ....,.,..... .........,... Gee. S,S6O sb,eOO
Winter in bbls.-Supernno. S~3,05@ea.2o; No. 2 extra,
s3.36@t3.5o so; %straights. -. 1OGe4S5i patents, e4Ab
stTsisSt., sG9GiaS 4G o. p SG.siGc'Si t.sos s g,SSs' F ;aSi
was firm. but trade light. Western spring in 1oO.n.
sacks, sig. oossi4i 200 ms, SlsSsl37oi winter in
Corros@Spot cotton here was unchAnsodi no
s yesr; New %'e orleans "S ana Gulf rs &c. %ss against e. las! .
year. Norfolk and Memphis declined l.l6c. New
and Augusta 4 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on
the spot; n with sale, y of ioiUGC . bales w0r futures u,,s, n Sd;
UNCHANGED cloths. orders at low limits. The BON.
receipts at the principal interior towns we're as FOL:
lows: