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ro coNrRAcToRs.-s Sealed proposals Tor fur

r.h,-g the materials ana performing the labor
qnre: and necessary for ne ese,-e wrs{ and fixture,
icr Cottages Nos: ana 5 o. Sroan p Central
torans labor rsqa e. ana necessary Tor s s9sis.i-
fst,. a, wsris Island ~ =. for The Manhattan stats
uosp,a! may te ser, by natl q delivered u psrson
= Howiand Ess.. pFssitsn, q 'As peara q Msaass..
:,e. n. hoard VII. receive and cp.a al ploposals
prawias. and spsenearoas nay ~ eenssl'sd and bsax
forms OF proposals. Obtained 81 the once o. the 1aA1 ef
ManSsers. ~. Msdson Avenue New Sors cty, snS A.
ns s,D~ separate propossis under each spscness!en
nus. s made ard each bt mus, ss snelossa 10 .spa-
r.rs envelope endorsed respectively "Proposal tor
.IseuIs sNu1 and a..s,s. @ tsr Ss,as:s W snSG 2sSsp
y ~, sfn, nl.s,r,c il<AtisS p,asss a. wsrds Essd."
s.s..sas' oESf2. Ss..l Z; q P2cSr 2eS.s..
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Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company.
Gall for OFFER. Of First Mortgage nonds for
sinking Fund.

The Atlantic Tru,, Company substitutes trustee una'
IN. fnaenture Of Mortgage and Deed OF iFus' oeaNs
80 -. r,.. dav Of August 1910 made and executed oS
~. Texas ara Orleans Railroad EompahS' as 'e0!
ran,,.a IN 1874 ia Edwin D. Morgan ana henry N shei-
son a. rrusess secure the payment Of is
Bond, for one thousand dollars each maturing On 'h1
c, asv OF August, 1905 and therein more fully deseroed
.,, on hand cash the amount Of tweny-s1 thousand
d,r, fsas ooo applicable the redemption Of said bonds
,,v,,,s proposals the sais and transfer to Il
.. ., IN. sinking Fund hereunder o. such amount Of
, ,o,A. "A tho sald ameun, OF tgeaty-sx thousand DOL
,.r. a. or hand shall be adequate 20 pay for.
r,s Trses - only authorized to accept bonds offered
hereunder Al not exceeding ten per cent above par The
honda purcaef hereunder are 70 be cancelled as provided
In ,ad Indenture Of Mortgage and Deed u Trust
Proposals for such sales ana transfer. IN writing err
closed IN sealed envelopes endorsed Proposal for sa.e OF
r.x.s and New orssns Railroad Bonds viii he recsivsd
by the undersigned At It's once Number 80 VILLAIN street
4, the city o, New York the 2na DAY OF February
iees hsoa.
Dated New York January Q. 1895
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

name OF Company. feI
Atchison. Colorado Pacihc Railroad CO. *e-o'"'o"
CS' "e' SouhS q "es's'" ~ " 5000 90
Bozenan Coai -, o6.OO0.OO
Ce1ral Branch Union Pacific Railroad Co... st5VUp
Soloiado Western Railroad CO...........-. ~ w
JtnNef, Leadvlle q Gunnson Railway CO.. o'"oVV"VV
"reys Peak. Snake River d Leadyile Rsil- ooo N
Green River Water Wo-ss C,............ as 600 10
Hutchinson 8 Southern Railroad Co. lheld
Morgan q CO. trustees, ..... G. 434 900 10
ksn,as Cry a Omaha Railroad Co....... l,i253IJ 90
Tfiegrsph ca, ~ an y '",''' ''a.''.' . 6s 500 90
Lawrence * Emuoria Railway Co......... 465 900 %
"a" shsrss a. sei1s "''''0'' i" 4s0O0O
Montana Railway Co. 5000 900. 1Ocs pad).... 42o1Opp
Montana tn.on Railway Co................ 4soppo w
Morrison stone. Line Town loVopVOV
Occidental d Oriental steamship Company. $4,000 -
S5~nOoo 3c PAID ................... lSOVo w
omaha epu lean Valley Railway Co.. 232I 5e3 y
on ECON IA llr6.d e NaXf,ato, "a, 0-ommon) 63oOfo
Oregon Ratiosd N,,.~,f.oo % (preferrsil 3is o.
Rattesnake Greek Water Co............... 663o0 ~
salt Lake Foundry & Manufacturing Co.----- -. % 80
Ssna Southwestern Railway Co........... z3 100 eD
south lafh IesdV!lis short Line Railroad 90 ooo .,
Union Derot Co kansas CITY .............. l5O00fD
Union Elevator % C,uucl Blurs s........ 46 700
Union Elevator Co. Omaha. ................. slO'p
Union Pacific Coal 443 800 70
Union pscfc Coal CO. Ched Cola'-raD. %. l0o 90
Union Paclnc Lncoln & Colorado Ralwav Co lJJs 400 On
Union Pacific Railway Co.. Keorsanzaron 49,. ..
Certificates, ltti5npp
Union Pa Nc A. Western Colorado Railway Co 4OpJ0o ~
Western Natcra! FAIR Association ........ Io'po'
PAID '.' -0'..,...., :5s $50 %
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SAploNAkE ~ 2 ~ "sYH sTRrET TN'

NATIONAL U,.IQN BANK.
a. NASSAU STREET. 49, ,,
Nee-Yerk January - isas
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF pl-
"A RFc-ross he'd This day Mr II. b. Fonda w.- a.
nontet Asslsan. Cashier from February l,t wee nv ~
via has resigned 10 accept tpe secetsryshsp
~ IN" Flf,h Aveaue trust Company
Mr. Fonda stll slxn as below,
~ Rsspsotfvly.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

NOTGCE-1he Home National Bank u Chi
~ caro located ChcNso. In ths state ot Illinois 10
closing W s affairs AL -ote holders and other creditors
Of assocson therefore hereby notified to present
other claims againt the Tor pay
msnt c. X BILLINGS. President
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
Ceqal Auttion 6aIcs-F.ranrial.
NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the

NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant 10 the
49, decree ~ foreclosure sale made and entered "
e ,lIcult Court o. the United States ior the soutnen
ilTrlct or New October i. 1897, IN
cause in equity pending IN sad Court Pspont
HoIsah ana others constituting the hrm Of j. T. Myssn
= 20 are conplainans and tn Union Fhcihe hal;N.y
..oEpanl. : n. II Clark Oliver ". link =" t,Is
.,otrsoh Frederic II. CoIdert and John W. poa'e' NJ
The urdersigned ]. p. Morgan g. Co; as successor
islo,s"es under d@ei dated $p'enuer -
~ e1ecui BY sad unon Pacific Railway to'npamy, 10
ne n.n ot pfeXe.. Morgan & Co. Irusiees to-r'Nf,
WIN " u. Cornish AZ Special Master appointed hy sala
.onft In sad cause. jointly viii sell at public auction y
'.rlar ~ Muller TO the highest oln-
r or bqders on the hereinafter mem, ,oned az ne
cew York Real Estate sa.esroom III Broadway IN the
Vl'y ot New York ~ Y. on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1905
at twelve o'clock noon tie following described bonds
STOCKS. and other securities and property
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- NEW-YORK
81 and 80 Liberty Stree, and ga a;d 40 Maiden Lsne
NHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
many hs. today declared dividend Of 2i per cent
nsvabI. al lie Corpanys once on February lst 1898
s. hooks will closed Saturday the hfsenth
Instant and reopened Wein scay he second y February
'"S'a" ~ JOHN DtER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

OFFICE or THE MARYLAND COAL co.
No | BroAdwsy, Se~-YoTk. January IN lsos
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
Coal Company for ne election of President and
., directors f1r such Ctner business as may c."s
tefor. ire wi held - the ccnparLs once
40 I EroaJwav Sew YORK. ~ February J. ls's a. II
rsns,.r books WI! close January 20 lsos a. y 81 and
,.c-sr r,hrlarv = 1905 y. NEDHAM. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

rreTuI.H NOTICE Il hereby given TIA, lAs sac
ine foregoing adyessomen having been adjourned
s,s.ssv he e6h cay ~ January. 1888 at II
- rooT si-h sale directed ~ an order entered
a. rs9uary aJ,h 1905 y aid Circuit Court ~ 49, r-"-'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
THE pnocrER & CAMILLE COMPANY.

0F-1TI- TIFII jan I'lN 49,
THE directors Of this Company have this day
declared serui-annval dividend q SIX FER CENT
IN the Common Stock - the G. mfauf. raSaul- on ana
af,.r Feb u.s. 1855 The Uaucfer books VIII be closed
from rs'' '' " H. T.. GAMBLE sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

,ea hrilies.. 1851. .4p4 lsIAle5 Inc "-'os'
cs.o raj s24oo7l4 40 s24o. SIS $50 Inc. $7s'2s
C,s,on,s receipts reported from Washington
,oN6av were S44S.552 internal revenue receiP'S
H9S3i Xxx and the miscellaneous receipts. S.i.-
- ,otal Government receipts for the day'
60. s9l- experditures. 81. l.oi0oOO. excess OF ex-
s'-5trYres Sll9.i66. Receipts for the month 70
S34 1856 S33: expenditures. Sod 9o4V Voo e&,
ca ~ receipts S612, S33 Receipts for the nscai
csss - 6ate S24l S91 4Ol, expenditures, al =
yessso,1 excess OF receipts S229, 1916. Receipts
VSE VoSE.,,onal bank notes for redemption. SUI, O-''
oi ~ e,,b- Treasury was debtor AT the Cieai-
4"; T;,,,ea S34l. .G63 Its net gain on palance
ne ne >,;4 lS9 made UP 10y gain IN GU, SurfeiCs NJ
"Hs-s1 G55 and a loss in coin OF Sl4 -ou, d, o.
80 cperations included Receipts Sooiof.'o .;
oE! oE!.ents S3 0O91o7 resulting in genera
p;once pa; Of SiSl COS "a, consisting OF >l4'o-i'-
o"S IN and $50 .0SS 5G6 currency. ...,
o. corn Exchange Bank has declared d oi~i-
sorS Of C pe- cent payable feoruarE O
oerS 1ircoln National Bank has deciareo d
imr,srly dividend OF 3 per cent payaoie rep
ruary l. ,-.oN,,-,. n,asident Of the Manhat-
.O.r- rs. company; William a. DICK OF DicA
rnen.hers ren & Co and Bernard NJ barucn OF -,
= Eousrnan & Co. have formed comm , eee
- protection OF stockholders OF lhe t-'eO
i io, rnepmc:ic Transit Company, VINO are re- re-,
uo-l "S F.o0sjt their certificates with the
quesvo.,a, Trust Company, under the terms Oh
Ma,.o.,tertive agreement To entitle stochho'u-
o'r~orticrate In the plan. they must pay 70
e,s ~ -. cor1nany 20 cents per snare 70 inee'
lhe - N stock will be received aicer rem
eNpe.- - except upon payment OF such pen
10. s, .s NAV be determined upon oy 'he conn
Nit,
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.

32-4. East F0rfy sfoOnd SfFett
New York January goth. 1895.
nIVIDFND.-The Board Of Directors has this
day declared a quarterly dividend of three per
capital stock u ta.s Bank. PAYABLE February
lst until which date transfer bo1 ks viii be closed
W T. CORNELL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
lSITEu TRACTION AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEEIINI' OF 'Nr sToVN"oIu'''
Of nv company f1r the election of Directors vi, oe
held a. IL orc 4! ihe corranf 1fs.ne ain r@rain @
a,,ee,s fsrse. ~ Jersey on Tuesday. February
sth 1895 al 3 o'rio.k + ,e.. ,sos a..
T,an.fer books AL close Jarusrf %nl LOVE anu
reopen "e'"s''''' J y WALLACE, Seoy.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

pvKKTIsEMEHTs ana spbs.f p'isn' ioI iHs . Su'
a ed Uptown ON N - % '@,'"S,
ID door norm 3ist-st. unt " oc!',h NJ ,,ir
n. ~ II" '~ e'clock D. NJ. 50 b.; 25t stn-aFe q
cor .ad-st 70. tth-aNe. c,i. l-'A o. f,a
ilg CGiDmbla-aVe.. near VIII
~, "a II rear 9th 9. East u :, 90,
Sth aNe-.. lID Eart 49, Ioo
a. ave between 10Th snd 77th sis go s.i.ys 80,
IN s9iH-r' ~ "N, 's
49, 80, .d ave- D~~cie~-e' T.N - .r--t
, nos "A ave go 7q,h-si 1 f2i 30 ave @f+
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
J Il CHAPMAN. Secretary

\ 4 RAVEN PfesiGsnt.
? 4. faE.ON1. N.re-Pies'l
CORNELIUS ELDERr - N!ce-prest I
InEO p Johnson % fice-Pres't.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

LEOPOLD WALLAcR,
Counse
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

,u,. Paris exchange on London. % francs
90 S"e eeentmcs Berlin discount rate. 2A per cent.
Ersnch rentes. lO3 francs 22is centmes. Paris
discount rate. per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
ro-6av,s washington Treasury statement COW
~, actual results OF two days ago, compared
.,i,b the last preceding statement, gives the
following balances
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
J.. p. MORGAN & CO.

Gustav AMSiSl n.
iO.EPH AGOSIlNL
vs.,.NDN ~ BaO@ \
WAL.LRO& r. BRqWN.
WIifLIM y. BOttloS.
FKANcIs u bA ~ H,.,-r.-
fuARL,Es 8. SCRDEIE.
uEOpsr, COPpEbl.,
gnsEPH II cHAPNAS;
LANES = DE fOHE7i'
WILLIAM DEGkpDI,
WILLIAM y DODGE
EVERETT FRA2Ak
EDWARD FL0Yp-IONE~a
HORACE GRAY.
ANsON W HARD.
CTrFFOFD A. HANE.
uvSpv Y ffAW .Li.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

Actual cash over
outstanding ce .o, .o- o.o so 90 Inc s5s3 30
tincates .--. .S-ii''"'''''
nsf.si's r Ma NST Ynr 296 ,e6
.ioral ~arks &>ooo'eoi so,''-'o 49, -NN
~ . 500 0ss 90, $500 e32 so Inc. spT9 92S
Avaiah.e 60 10 5sI ana 10 1913 Inc. 1872 $50
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Aug. s.-Wheat-Receipts
1873 cars; active, lower; No. hard, 6SaIk;
No ., 67d6S12: No 3, 63l2G67; No. red.
75976; No. 3. Il; No. > spring. 64G65; No.
3. So.
Corn-Lower: No. mixed. 31al4; No n
white. 3l461s; No 5. SOla9S1
Oats-Rather slow; No. white, old q;
new, 2r5.
Rye-Higher; No. :, 49.
Hay-Steady. active: choice timothy, s.
gas; choice prairie. $5.25.
Butter-Steady separator, I61x6Is;
dairy. Is.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 10.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Aug 9-Wheat-Receipts IS
cars. Firm; No. red cash elevator. 20
bid; track, IS; August, 6S5s bid; SSeptem-
Der. 67A; December. 66l4; May, 67a6S: No.
. hard, 7097I.
Corn-Lower; No. . cash, .: September,
SCI. bid; December, 81; May. Ss5s bid.
Oats-Easy; No. > cash. 23i2; track. Pa
d95; August. 23Ss; September, = bid; Nay,
p bid; No. ? white. 50.
Rye-Steady. IS.
FlaxSeed-Lower IS
Pork-Essy; standard mess. SSS7ls
Lard-Quiet: prime, S4s7: choice. S.T.
Butter-Firn; creamery. I7G9o; dairy.
I4GI7.
Eggs-Higher. &C, loss or
NEW YORK
New York. Aug. s.-wheat-Receip:s s..
go bushels; exports. IS SIS bushels Spot
strong; No. red. -. ask Z o. ,. aroat:
No. red 1914 :. O. b afiozt Options
closed sc net decline. No. red sepsen-
Der closed 7IL.
Corr-Recelpts S.5-5 bushels: exports.
S1I,5S7 bushels Spot firm; No, =. ~ 2 O.
B. afioat- Options opened easier with
wheat, but responding to export demand
and covering orders later rallied ard
closed only &c net lower. September
closed 37S
Oats-Receipts liz 60 bushels: exports.
s., IS bushels. Spot firm. No. . =: No.
: white. * Options closed Inxer. Sep
tsmber closed "a
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Butter-Receipts 1913 packages; firm
western creamery, 141z@1s; Elgins, Is.
Eggs-Receipts, sS97s packages; steady
western, 14iz.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Aug. 9.-Closing wheat-No.
red northern spring firm, 6s Cd. Futures
closed quiet; August. nominal; September.
IS sgd; December, 5s Sd.
BRADSTREET'S VISIBLE.
New York, Aug. ESPECIAL cable and tel
egraphic dispatches 10 Bradstreet's COW
ering the principal points of accumula-
ton indicate the following changes in
available supplies last Saturday as COM
pared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-United States and Canada east
of the Rockies, decrease $4,000 bushels:
Liverpool Corn Trade News. afloat for and
IN Europe. decrease 100000 bushels:
worlds supply. total decrease. 1895. 900
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease $4,000 bushels.
OatsUnited States and Canada. east Of
the Rockies, decrease 5000 bushels.
The combined stock of wheat held at
Portland Ore. and Tacoma and Seattle.
Wash. shows an increase Of $4,000 BUSH
els over last week.
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COTTON

New York. Aug. s.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged TO
points higher and continued TO advance
on covering by some of the more prom
inent local shorts and light buying for
Liverpool account. Wet weather in the
Mississippi valley and Atlantic states dur
ing the past "a hours was responsible for
the alarm OF shorts and encouraged the
more confident bulls 10 purchase the Oc-
tober and January deliveries in a small
way. Rains in the southwest and evil
dences of stiffening market for spot cot
ton in Liverpool partially offset the
unfavorable weather news from the CEN
trail and eastern portions of the cotton
belt. Shorts feared to make a stand,
however, being apprehensive OF bullish
government weekly weather report, to
come out later in the session.
New York. Aug. Spot cotton closed
steady at lie advance. Middling uplands,
SIS; middling gulf, 62s; sales. 800 bales
Futures closed steady. August, $50; Sep
TENDER, 5.94; October, 5.s7; November, $50;
December, 6.02; January. sos; February
sos; March, 612; April, 6.15; May, Sis
Galveston, Aug Northumberland,
Ills.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-10
WOOL MARKET,

Boston, Aug. 9.-The volume Of business
transacted in the wool market here this
week has shown some increase and a
firmer tone prevails. Territory woods are
now being sold for 47q4S secured for old
clip. The market for Australian woods
is showing increased inquiry, and fair
sales are recorded at present prices. Quo
tatons:
Missouri quarterblood combing. 21G22c;
Missouri, $s-blood combing, &c; braid
combing, zoe; Lake and Georgia. 1920.
Texas wools-Spring medium, u months,
16G1Sc; secured, 4Od42c; spring fine, II
months, 16G17c; secured. 47G4Sc.
Territory wools-Montana, fine medium
and fine, 15G16c; secured, 4Q4Sc; staple,
5O652c.
Utah, Wyoming, etc.-Fine medium, ii
@16c; secured. 47G4Sc; staple, SOC.
ustralian-Scoured basis-Combing, SUI
perfine ,7Oq72c; good, 65Q6Sc; average. 81
Q65c.
Queensland mbing, CSC.
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best hogs pa to 245 pounds average, sold
A
LIVE STOCK IARKET
CHICAGO.

S1lCAGC.
Chicago, Aug 9.-Trade in ca tile today
was fairly active and prices underwent
no particular change. Choice steers S. Is
$50; medium, 81. SOd4S5; beef steers, 81 90
OATS; stockers and feeders, So 25G4 IS ;
bulls, s2.75Q4.25; cows and heifers, $500
4.20; calves. 81. 75Q4.00; western rangers,
s3G475; fed western, s425Q435; Texans,
81. 2593.S5.
Notwithstanding the meagre supply of
hogs offered, the market was in very bad
shape, packers having decided to force
prices lower. Early sales showed a re-
duction of cents and subsequently after
the eastern shippers had completed their
orders, Chicago packers stopped buying,
forcing a further decline of 5 cents. Fair
to choice, $S.S5d4.05 packers, S3.65Q3. S21z;
butchers, s3.7594; mixed. 3.7OQ3. 971A !;
lights, s365q3.S71A; pigs, 81 75@3.75.
There was good slaughtering demand
for sheep at yesterdays advanced prices.
Yearlings. $,75q5; common to extra lambs
s4@6.5O; native sheep, s3q450; western
rangers, SO. S5G4 10.
RecSpts-Cattle. 1000; hogs. 1900; sheep
II, 900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 9.-CattIe-Receipts
(officiaD $40 natives, SIS Texans. Sup
plies are falling off as a result of last
weeks reduction in prices. Dressed beef,
butchers steers, and stockers and feed
ers, strong to 10c higher. Butcher and
canning cows about steady Choice TO
heavy steers, s4.10d6.35; medium, Si.e0T
$40; light weights, S4.35G52O; stockers and
feeders, s3.3064SO; butcher cows and heif-
ers, S2.S5@3.25; butcher bulls, $2.S5@4;
western steers, s245Q415; Texas steers,
s2.95G4; Texas butcher cows, s2.S5Q3.50
native and Texas Gamers, 81. 256285
Hogs-Receipts (officiaD 1903. Lower
provision market caused decline of 90
10c in prices. Heavies, So. 7Oq3.9O; mixed,
$3.6OQ3.S5; lights, So. 35G3 70; pigs, S3.1O93 &C.
Sheep-Receipts (officiaD $500 Market
active and strong to 10c higher. SSpring
lambs, S5.15d6.1 10; native uuttons, $464. 90
western sheep, s3.S5@430; western ewes,
s.. 25G390; western feeding lambs, s4G4 IS
western stock sheep S3.7594.10.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 9.-CattIe-Receipts !, 300
including 1000 Texans; natives, firm
Texans steady to- strong. Native shipping
steers, $4.50Q5.40; light and dressed beef
and butcher steers, $3.60d5.2O; stockers
and feeders, s3d4.60; cows and heifers, $40
4.9O; Texas and Indian steers, $9.2O44. so;
cows and heifers, g 25d33O.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market sc lower.
Workers, s3.65dS.9O; packers, s3.SO@3 81;
butchers, 3.90d4.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 market steady to
firm. Native muttons, $3.5Oq4.25; lambs,
$466.
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Quotation. on spanish Fours.

London. Aug. 9.-Spanish fours closed at
42iz.
Madrid, Aug 9-Spanish fours closed al
$3.50. Gold was quoted at 5l.00.
Berlin, Aug 9.-Business was dull on the
boerse today. and a majority OF the stock
relapsed. Spanish tours reacted In re-
Spouse to advices from western boerses.
Paris. Aug, 9.-The weakness OF the
London market weighed on the bourse al
the opening but later prices became stead
Ter, though transactions were limited.
Rentes, Italians and Russians were calm.
Spanish fours started with a sharp reac-
ton. on realization, recovered slightly and
then relapsed, closing weak
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EXCrRsTONs

The Frisco Lire VIII sell tickets q; rate
OF ons ard ole-thiro f0r tie round rip
account TIE following meetings
Annual meeting Advent Christian
church. Msrtota, IL. AgE- is-E
Biennial meeting Uaised States Grand
Ledge os TIE order % Birth Abraham.
Philadelphia Pa. Asrsst TX
Seventh Day Baptist General confs--
ence. Milton Junction, Wa. August :f-ss
Fer further particulars cal or or a.
dress II Q. MoRTTMORE.
City Tscks: Agent
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Aug 9.-The dry goods situa-
ton shows no startling change in any
particular. There is the usual Tuesday
dearth Of mail orders. but the buying
by visiting representatives is still fairly
heavy. The buying is dictated by the
needs of dealers rather than by specula-
tive motives on the part of purchasers.
but it reached a fair average. even on this
basis. Print cloths are still active in
many grades. The sales last week are
now estimated at about 100000 pieces,
which about offsets the production at
Fall River. Extras are quoted at cents
and are none too strong al that figure,
while ordered goods show no change Of
uOment
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THE WEATHER,

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 9.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair and slightly warmer Wednesday,
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been IS, the lowest GA,
and the mean 76 with smoky weather.
light northeast to south wind, and about
normal barometer.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been "A, about three degrees
daily less than the normal.
For the past ten years the average tenn
perature for the month of August has
been Z, and for the ninth day 50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
Washington. Aug. 9.-Forecast: Okla
homa and Indian Territory-Generally
fair, variable winds.
Kansas-Fair, probably cooler, variable
winds.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Aug. 9.-Coffee-Options
opened steady to 10 points advance, fur
Their advanced points following European
cables and foreign buying. eased off to
10 points under local pressure and itqui-
dation; local operators not generally in
sympathy with the advance; closed steady
points higher. Sales 1880 bags. includ-
ing September. s5.65d5.75.
Spot coffee-Rio steady, tending upward;
No. invoice. 61sc; No. jobbing, 65sc; mild
steady, moderately active; Cordova, Sd15.
Sugar-Raw strong, tending upward ;
refined firm with advancing tendency.
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