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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-16
ON CHANGE
Conditions a. Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE market for
stocks was remarkably active and buoyant
the upward tendency, when the price Of
some leading stock was advanced to level
which invited unusually heavy offerings;
put no volume Of offerings seemed sufficient
70 check the steady upward tendency of
the market, and everything was absorbed
with eagerness. st. Paul took the lead Of
the market, with rise Of "a per cent, and
81 700 shares This advance was undou6t-
edly due to the movement of large COM
bnation of speculative interests and was
vance IN the price hitherto has has been Ger in
commensurate with that in this other prom
nent Changers. The reason for this was
probably that the stock has been more
largely held abroad than the other Gran
gers. and London has been perslstently
llquidating Its holdings of American stocks
Englands unfavorable trade balance and
for profit taking, OF course, have been the
motives for this selling, but 1t was never
theless effective In holding back the price
Of St; Paul: It is now said that these Lon,
by the powerful speculative clique which
started the present bull movement in Bur-
Ilngton and which has now shifted the
accompanied by rumors that the next semi
annual dividend of 2 per cent will be sup
plemented by an extra dividend. The pre-
nd s sS Sb xrad S ent oa
were also very strong. st. Paul was the
conspicuous center of the market, and the
other Changers were uniformly strong.
The buying Of Northern Pacific continued
very large and aggressive. The strength
spread from the leaders as the day pro-
crossed and embraced continually grow
ing list Of stocks, most of which showed
gains Of between one and two points, and
many Of them In excess Of that. Sugar and
Manhattan were depressed throughout.
There was no special news to account for
the rises, which was rather due to the
growth of the general conviction that the
conclusion of peace will give full scope to
the extraordinary favorable conditions in
the country, embraced In large crops at
profitable prices. easy money conditions
and continuing favorable trade balances.
Business In bonds was at somewhat re-
duced scale and there was a tendency to
reaction at some points in the list. proba bly,
due to the diversion of capital Into stocks.
Total sales, 3d. S5 900.
United States threes, when Issued, ad-
vanced v in the bid price, Governments
were otherwise unchanged.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices oil
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-Flour-Fam-
lily extras. 44od45o; bakers extras. 4.l5@
,, Whast7s s5a2 Il llsA@iaiA per Genital:
! Bariey-Feed, 1lsN@l2o; brewing nom
oats-Poor to fair. 1l7,s@l I'm; good to
' ssi4Sg1 milling. lssA0is7H; SURPRISE
Neutrality-suspicious. IT,, 1soo@o.oo per ton;
Hay-Wheat, 4.0o@1750; wheat and oat,
14.O0Gi110o: alfalfa. 1I50G1300; barley, 12.0Gd
Dry Beans-Pink, 2.so@2.4o per Genital;
Lima, s;oSgs u; small white. 2.0od2f5; large
observation-disclosures, 100000 per Genital;
green peas, 2.500S00 per sack; tonfa toes,
Fresh Fruits-Pears, Bartlett, 75G9Oc;
per box; peaches, box, 2O@50c; strawber-
ries, S.00@10.00 chest; gooseberries, 1@1Hc;
-nutmegs. 1.00@1.5o; cantaloupes, 1.50@30O:
per crate; apples, 40c0100 box.
Esgs.Stors, 1bG1Sc per dozen; fanacay
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2sA@24c per Id.
do. seconds. 2i123c; fancy dairy, 1sQ2lc;
do. seconds, 21Q23c; fancy dairy, 21622c;
do. seconds 180aOe.
do. seconds, 1SGI19c.
Poutry-Turkey gobblers, 16@1Sc per H.
old roosters, 4.25@4.50 dozen; young roost-
srs, 5.0o@e0o; small broilers. s6O@3.5o; large
s.50as.o0; old ducks, 25oas.o6; geese, 75cG
1.25I15O.
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges. -; Mex
lean lines, repack, 75O078.O6; common CALI
fornia lemons, 2.0043.00: choice, 3.50g450.
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Warner that for about six years the stock
would pay Is per cent annual dividends.
As we predicted, both Warner and his stars
collapsed. The stockholders brought suit
against the owners and sellers of the mine
for the recovery Of the money paid on the
stock and have Just had judgment rem
dered In their favor for 100000 which will
be lien against the mine until paid. The
case will be appealed to the supreme court
of the United States to obtain its Anal de-
cision. We regret we are not In possession
of fullest particulars regarding the points
at issue. as there must be some vital ques-
lions at stake which may unsettle mining
Observation-Disclosures Investments.
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halved or won matches with most Of the
scratch men OF the Essex links. Unfortu-
nately for the peace Of mind OF hrs father.
young Alex. Is not 0ver-enthusiastic on
golf. He only plays or acts rs caddie to
earn a casual quarter or half dollar, which
Is forthwith invested In a rabbit or pige IN,
the pets that he IL most devoted to at pi es-
ent.-New York Sun.
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July Bond Sales

The demand for good municipal obnds
during July far exceeded the supply adver-
tised. and az a consequence prices ruled
high. The total output. however. was only
$40 544.S 4a including 223 different issues sold
to 14S different bidders. This was nearly
100000 output less than that Of June. and
100000 less than that for July, 1897, and
100000 less than that for the correspond
ing month Of 1896. II was doubtless owing
lat least IN part-to the fact that the gov
eminent was large borrower in July that
many large and small municipal offerings
were held back for August, for which
month we publish official calls for bids to
amounts aggregating over SIS, 900, 000.-New
York Bond Buyer.
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BUTTER-Extra local a9-ounce squares.
65c; fancy creamery nort aaS S.-1u me-
as-os, squares. loc; fancy tub, per h..
TGsas.lsane per dezen:
per b.. lsc; eastern FUN cream. per H..
s sos.t o iaI cream: Pc. IT, caiiSe!Sis
Am nwrss per ill., i4c; DO. Sis hand. PEI
Up Pi,o 5If rRf's dozen: Hens. sSoos %;
ySSSns Dr rSHsss' S f S;S aH0isigss
SSSns g xssss spieee scaioS per ''uA0'
v v2RuGAkHFaBEnsBssss peT ioS Ds SOC;
i iDs Sc; ehilss. dry, string i:loGi ss Mex.
s e.! Ono sSe sr xrsen per-
psrs:inlps. 7sgsse; sscymSsrs: 7Ssoc Sos; ;.
GREEN FRUITs-Bananss. bYnch: SIG
ries, White. 1885, do. BLACK. 5000: spriSots..
gsr box sGS 5sspDsrrisSs Re- non s919
So se sSSsse: Logan Serrlss. Der Dc4 1@sc;
4G6c; Digs, per box, so@e0c; peaches. per
KAisfNs-Fancy clusters. ao.lb boxes
IL, per bog, Las; 2-crown, loose, In sacks,
per H.. 4c; s-crown. loose in sacks. per H.,
psss beans: 49, g sss
per shell. 12Ql3c; hard shell, rose; pecans
e; so sSs; t. sS:se CALIFORNIA;. raw. l0So
LARD-Rex pure leaf, tterces, 90; sps-
e' c1r Essas f SR6Ts ERA e nav.
20 Sr.9 per fan DDx; ssncy 's sSon.s
psEasSS EiRxs fsHt P' ps se1 S Rs:s
No. !. sxc: No. 2, exc; hind quarters. No. /
loc; veal. 74!4c; mutton. 71c; lamb. Sc;
pork loins. sxc; less Of pork. shc; pori
LIvESTOCk-Per ID: Beeves, SQ4kc;
hogs, &c: lambs, per head. 1902 90; sheep
PEI HONEY SN 1sS %Nb "a 81 IA
wax, 3&Sc gsr pound;
01.to; mall white, 15oQtoo: ereen neld
peas. ln4SQo; black-sXed beans, 400; ear:
81 IsS;'; ;Sss',.s .' u
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interpretations
The Mexican Commercial company, San
Francisco; 100000, with $500 subscribed.


DAILY Statement.)
C. H. Bailey to q. L. Brown-Part
lots II and IL. blk 8. Wlshire Boule-
ward tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Rosedaie Cemetery Assn to exrs OF
est Of T. D. stlmson. dec'd-Lots
40, so, 70, 80 and part lot 81 and Is,
Sec. NJ, Rosedale Gem. 1,50(
8. A. w. Carver ct al. to r. L. Wade
First, com. at most WHY cor. Of
lot 8, blk II, Highltnd View trt, be-
Ing G. w. Morgan's sub. Of n. ri Of
Hunters Highland View trt, tn.
~, ETC.; also, lot 9, blk II, Highitnd
Frances 4. Ludlow to Harriet: &. 'A''
Wadleish--Lot Z, blk B, ]. H. Bry-
ans Figueroa st. sub. ................ 2,9ot
B. F. Porter ct al. to 8. P. r. r. Co.
Part Sec. 10, 8. 1e, etc.,........ 1,00C
Catherine Harmon to r. J. Collins
Part Sec, 8. . 8. 1S....,.............. 4,29(
Emma and w. B. -Loughery to Dora
A. Clark-I>ot 2, M. H. Weights re-
sub Of sA lot 8. blk I. San Pasqual -
Catherine Harmon to Mary Mcdonald A'0'
Lot 1, blk II, Wolfskill Orchard trt 1,1S1
f. Perry ct al. to c. e. Mayne-Lot
8, ok D, Sherman trt. .............. 1,00(
Catherine Harmon to Mrs. Ellen
Meade-Lot 4, sub. No. ., Cells Vine -,
Mary yo M. IL ana F. F. Doll to s. Wheel NV
er-Part lots and Q, blk B, Mott
Eighteen transfers under ;iooo, Of '''''
which eight were nominal.......... 3,2s4
Total .S35, O0t
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Preserve your wifes health and temper
by saving her whatever hardships you can.
Have you ever tried shopping for hours over
hot coal range In midsummer II not,
do 1T once, and then rush for one of those
1898 pattern Blue Flame stoves, with wick
or wickless, on exhibition at James w. He'll
mans, successor to w. c. Furrey Co. They
are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
and long list of Los Angeles references
can be furnished. There are many makes
Of Blue Flame stoves on the market that
are proving utter failures. Be sure you get
the right kind. Call and see u.s. Prices re-
duced.
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Visible Grain

of the visible supply of grain in store and
afloat Saturday, August 10. as compiled BY
the New York produce exchange is as fol-
lows:
Wheat-6.s97 900 bushels; recrease. 1851
OO0
Corn-16, OIL 900 bushels; decrease, !, 903, 900.
Oats-3,0S1 900 bushels; decrease, 271 .00O
Rye-419,0 900 bushels; increase, 1900.
Barley-243, 900 bushels; decrease, 5000
Liverpool-The imports Of wheat Into Liv-
erpool for the week from Atlantic ports
was 22,500 quarters; from Pacific ports,
none: from other ports, 1900 quarters The
imports of corn into Liverpool for the week
were 81. ZOO quarters.
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How a Mining Scheme Failed

Declare to goodness, II the Seven Stars
Gold Mining company isn't heard from.
Some six years ago, Warner of kidney
cure fame sought to replenish his waning
fortunes by dipping into gigantic mining
scheme undeI the above title. Asthe prime
mover he contracted for the purchase Of
the Hillside mine for 100000, paying on II
ovef 100000. The mine was stocked for
0'0oo0o0 ana great quantities sold to east
erp ana European parties. the sales being
Facilitated ~ personii guarantee ~ DR..
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A New Bank

The Commercial Bank Of North Ontario
has filed an application for license at
San Bernardino. The authorized capital
is given as $4,000. ef which 80 per cent has
already been subscribed. The bank will be
conducted as q stock company under the
following ofricerst ]. L. Paul. president:
Charles L. HARDWOOD, vice-president; B. A.
Woodford. treasurer; P. e. Wallin, secre-
tary; NJ. 7. Palmer, cashier.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and ovsr

(Daily Statement.)
Anna ~. A. and A. w. Games to
]. r. Vogel-Lots II and 10, blk II,
E. I; A.. yrs. Aug: 9. ,9s, 10 Per cent
San Pasqual and Santa Anita. 8 yrs,
10 per cent: esmi-annually......
Henrietta s. p. Tucker to Sarah p.
Mattison-Lot blk x. Knob Hill
trt, ! yr, July II, ssi ny quarterly
II, Blk 8, Menlo Park sub. No. :.
on Or before 8 yrs. Aug. Il. IS, Ii
per cent, semi-annually..... .........
w. A. Moomow ct al. to ]. w. Hueus
Part townsite Of LordBburg, / and
: yrs, per Observation-Disclosures.
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In this hard year a great many worthy
young people, both ladies' and gentlemen.
cannot enter college unless they can secure
some work out Of school hours to help pay
expenses. People who can give such en-
ployment will confer a great favor by
promptly notifying George w. White, pres
ident U. S. c.. University Station, Los An
geies.
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COLLATERAL LOANS
HOW NATIONAL BANK SHARES
ARE SUBJECT TO LIEN
CALIFORNIA BoRAx PROFITS
July Bond Sales-Counterfeit Five
and Ten Dollar Notes-A
4, New Bank
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

OFFlCE OF IftE f1EnAIDs
LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is. 1893
The clause in the national banking act
which stipulates that no association or
ganized under its provisions shall make
any loan or'discount on the security Of the
shares of IT'S own capital stock, or be the
purchaser or holder Of any such shares un-
less such security or purchase shall be nee
c.sary to prevent loss upon debt pre-
viously contracted in good faith"-has long
been held as presumptive evidence that no
bank can create or maintain valid lien
on its own shares for loans to the share
holder Thus, says the Financler. while
banks are permitted to loan upon the
shares of other banks, they have never
supposed It possible to augment the Sc
curfny of loans made to their own share
holders by steps looking to the acquire
ment of a lien upon their shares of stock.
nor have corporations or others loaning
upon bank shares taken into account the
probability that such collateral might be
impaired thereby. In brief. the general i'm
preston has been that bank shares are
ellen proof"
A recent decision on this point, cited in
the current number of the Banking Law
Journal, and ably discussed therein. upsets
this theory. The case in point was that of
the Buffalo Insurance company VS.. The
Third National of Buffalo. The lien was
created by bylaw of the National bank,
notice of which, together with the bylaw
applying to It, was contained on the certi-
flcates. The shareholder pledged $50 shares
tc the insurance company for loan of
ss5. 900, and although he was indebted TO his
hank at the time. no attention was paid by
the company to the matter. In attempting
10 collect the sum due, however, the cour;
ruled that the banks lien was valid, even
though It did not hold physical possession
Of the stock, and that the certificates were
impaired to the amount of the banks
claim.
OF course this decision puts an entirely
new construction on what has been re-
garded heretofore as the law. II bank
Incorporates laws to the effect that share
holders borrowings on collateral or other
wise are augmented by the value Of the
stock thew hold in that particular bank and
gives notice of this fact on the certificate,
any further borrowing on the stock as COL
lateral impairs it to the amount of the first
lien. AS physical possession is not neces-
sary to prove the lien of the Issuing bank,
a shareholder may pledge his stock with
other institutions, II he desires, for addi-
tional loans. 1t will be necessary, there
fore, for banks TO which such applications
are made to exercise vigilance in determin-
ing whether the collateral offered has been
impaired in the manner stated; otherwise
they assume risk in accepting it. The
highest courts have not yet passed on this
ruling, but If they affirm its soundness, the
financial world will be affected by it, as
loans made on bank collateral are common
and often In large amount. The decision in
full is voluminous, but the following ex-
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California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-CalifoHnia fruit
sales:
Pears-Bartietts, 2.2OQ92.6 per box.
Prunes-Fallenbergs, 1.56g1.60 single
crate; eros, S0c@1.45 other varieties, 70cd
Ito.
Nectarines-1.6 single crate.
Peaches--90c@1.2 per box.
Plums-Satsuma. no. single crate; Egg
86c@1.00 other varieties, 76c@1.10.
Nine cars were sold. .
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Caiifornia fruits
sold today:
Pears-Bartletts, 24O@262 box.
Plums-Kelsey Japans, 200 box and 1.55l
LIS single crate; Wicksons, 100; Columbia
Ssc@1.50; Egg, S5c0115; other varieties, Coo
91.05.
Prunes-Gros. 1.11G1.75 single crate; Ital-
ian, 1861. 65.
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Counterfeit Notes

A counterfeit IS legal tender note is out
described as follows:
Series of 1880; check letter D, plate No.
70; ]. Fount Tillman, register. D. ~. Nor
gan treasurer; portrait of Jackson; small
scalloped seal. M..
This is a Photographic note with the seal.
numbers and back touched up with colored
inks. The number (A3B629060) Is stained
red instead Of blue. The seal is indistinct
and blurred, and the green brush work on
the hack so palpable that 1t should not
deceive any one who is at all familiar with
money. The paper has no fiber. and is 3
single sheet Of bond paper Of medium
weight.
Also counterfeit SO treasury note, de-
scribed in part as follows:
Series of 1891, checE letter c. plate num-
her 49, J. Fount Tillman, register d. N
Morgan, treasurer, portrait of Sheridan.
small scalloped seal. This counterfeit Is
printed from photo-mechanical plates Of
between which silk threads have been
placed. The general appearance of the
mote is good The numbering is dark red
instead Of bright carmine. A number Of
bare white spots appear on face and hair
of the portrait. In the genuine the heavy
down strokes Of the w In Washington.
lower right face Of note. are crossed at the
Top Dy snort horizontal lines similar TO
the cross lines of the small letter t, while
In the counterfeit these horizontal lines
only show on the left side of the down
strokes. The letter in Washington has o
'curled top in the genuine, while in the
counterfeit the curl Is missing. In lower
left corner face Of counterfeit spray Of
the ornamental work runs into the check
letter; in the genuine this spray Just
touches the edge Of the check letter. The
nerind altar S9ertoa If 1901 - lou ~ laft sfn a
Of counterfeit. touches the J Of the regis
ter's signature, while there 10 small space
between the period and letter in the gen
ulne.
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For the accommodation Of voters, the
registration department of the county
clerks Office. basement Of Broadway en-
trance. courthouse. will be open for regis.
tration and transferring until 10 p. m from
August 9Th to August 10Th, both dates in
cluded.
Registration CLOSES August 18th.
+. e. NEWLIN, County Clerk.
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John A. Franklin, a veteran Of the civil
war. In which he was soldier In company
II. Third Missouri cavalry who IS now
drawing pension of SO a month, is going
to give one-tenth Of 1t each month for the
aid Of destitute families of volunteers.
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i DAILY statement--Aug 10. 1882
Exrs. est. Of Louisa Fisher, decd, to
H. C. Brown. 375-1Ss ................ $500
g. M. Metcalf to A. M. A. Games, 521-
J. x. Clark to B. Z. Ludlow, 5Ss-255. 5'So
Seven releases under $1,000 ............ 2,5S
Total Observation-Disclosures. IS, IS
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-California dried
fruits Apple steady; other fruits dull.
Evaporated Apples-Common, 6fSc per
pound; prime wire tray, &c; choice, 91sc;
fancy, 9AQ10c.
Prunes40DSc per opund.
Apricots-Royal, 10Q13c; Moorpark, 800
16c.
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s.nt. r., rrein. to Kedondo

Leave La 0rande station daily at s:55 a.
M, 1850 p. M, S:S p. m. Sundays at $50 a.
M, s:56 a. m. 1:3o p. m. p. m. Last train
Sundays leaves Redondu p. m. ,Downey
avenue six minutes earlier; Central av-
enue twelve minutes later.
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| Excursion Rates to Cincinnati, Ohio
| Round-trip $7AG Tickets on sale Aug.
31st, Sept and Q. See about 1t at Santa
Fe Office, 200 8. Spring street.
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 15.-CatHe-
Receipts, 5000; best grades steady; ntEers
weak; native steers, GO0Q5. 10; Texas steers,
2.90@lS5; Texas cows, 2.25@3.tO: nativecows
and heifers, 1.00Q4.76; stockers and feeders.
3OOQ6 90; bulls, 300@4.00
Sheep - Receipts, 5000; market firm;
lambs, 340G6.00; muttons, 3.00Q425.
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patxo1eum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. 15.-Credit balances,
&c; certificates, sails cash 80 at 961a; one
at 065kc.
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Eighteen mortgages under sloO0...... s.5l4
Total .951
Releases, $1,000 and Over
(notlxx otoka..A

SDaIIy StatementJ
(Daily Etatement-Aug. IL, 1889
Glover, 54e-ioe .:................... 5000
y. Harrell to G. r.. Sloane, 417-76.... $500
9. F. Croft to M. s. Senter, 463-2a2.. $500
w. 8. jackson to H. B. Marion, 524-4S $500
]. R. Vogel to T. II. Haneman, $780,
N: P: Reynolds to c. w. Pendieton,
Home Inv. b. & l.. Assn to j. r. ''''
Haskell, 52s-7 ::..................,..... 100
]: H. Leek to r. Brydon, 45S-205.... $500
w. Richards to M: ". Goodrich, 5D-123 $40
r. Carney to F. M. Barnett. 5S5-123.. 5000
Sixteen releases under $1,000. 1858
Total .$s7 ,o4S
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London Markets

NEW YORK. Aug. 15...The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says: ,
The stock markets here were quiet but
distinctly firm today, the features being
gentines. The latter were bought chiefly
BY Berlin. Americans were dealt In ex-
tensIvely for New York and there was also
much English and German buying. The
demand largely conferred in Erie. The mar
ket closed UP at the top, with hopeful out
look. There was further small recovery
| In Grand Trunk. =
Apart from the directions indicated, gen.
| erai business remains so stagnant that the
closing of the stock exchange on next Sat
urday Is mooted. The question Is being con-
sIdered, also whether the exchange shall
be closed every Saturday during Septem-
Der.
Silver Bullion
| SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 15.-Silver bars
es3kc: Mexican dollars, 46A@46%c.
LONDON, Aug. 12-Bar silver, s71fd.
Treasury Statement
/ WARRINGTON, Aug. 15.---rodaySs state
| ment OF the condition Of the treasury
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shows: Available cash balance, s271 .299 PSI
gold reserve, $1S7 ,532 ,9SS.
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Treasury statemsn'

: WARRINGTON, Aug. 15.---TodaNs state
ment Of the condition Of the treasur
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Aug. G.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
stock exchange TODAY:
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK

J. r. SARTORI.......... President
8. HEILMAN,V ice-President
w. d. LONGYEAR.. Cashier
Inherent paid ON term and ord
Money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 7oih 81. and the boulevard
NJ. HAIDEMAN. pasto'- services ~ d. ~ nI,I
< y IN. Bible school VI5 n. n Seats for all. All wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

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NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting
Of the stockholders Of The E1uitanle
Loan Association will be held at the once
~ the Association. l.i23 Broadway. No"
York. on the 10Th day " November lSv''
Mt 3 o'clcck q. M. for the purpose or eieci
INK directors FOR the ensuing year ana 'o'
the transaction OF such other business az
may properly come before the meeting.
Polls vii. remain open ono hour
H. VI. WHITNEY. Prest
I'll RRDM Is Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
NeliQious y oiices.


A-A-A-A-ST. JAHES'S METHODIST EPlSCo-
PAL CHI RICH. Madison and l26,h st-lO80 sermon
by r.. : Triple What il the Bible 40. nrst
in series OF Iniversfy monthly Preacher Rev
DR. " H. CRAWFORD President Allegheny College
Nsadyie Penn.
A.-A-A-METROPOLIT FORWARD MOVE
MENT.-Rev g. T. CADMAN. ID. D.. Pastor Metro
poitsn Temple 7th-ave. and 14th- - DR.. CADMAN
preach Sunday
vice 4 .. Meetings every night Concsst toOisn
free