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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
The militia Called out-A Serious Clash Of
Arms Expected.

The militia Called out-A Serious Clash OF
Arms Expected.
81. Louis. Sept. 30 The sheriff al
Pana, Ill.,, where there has been trouble
bstween imported negroes and union
miners, telegrap phed Governor Tanner to-
lay 10 send 300 rides The governor re-
fused.
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Aurora. ILL.,, Sept. 3O.-Company g, OF
Col. HamiltOn's new regiment, Illinois
National Guards, seventy tiye strong,
Captain l.. NJ. Harris commanding. left
for Springfield, In response to orders
they are intended for service ia the
strike troubles ut Pana.
MIGHT OF TERROR.
Pana, Ill.,, Sept. 30.-Last night was d
terrOrizing one for the people OF Pana
All night the striking union miners, re-
nfOrced by miners from other towns
paraded the streets or lay In ambush
awaiting the coming blacks from the
springfield and Penwell ..stockades, whC
announced their intent 20 drive out thg
whites, but the deputy sheriffs were sue
cesstnl In keeping the negroes within
the stOckades.
number OF shots were fired In Oh,
vicinity OF the stOckades. To-day, in re
4pOnse 10 sheriff COburn's urgent appeal
Rattsry y, OF Galesburg, and two com
ONnies Of HBmiltOn's Sons OF Veterans
lFs on their way 10 PAna, under instrue
lions from the governor to maintain
nrder. but under no circumstances 4
assist nine owners In operating thl
miues with imported labor.
GOV. TANNERS DENIAL.
Springfield, | l., Sept. 3O.-GOy. Tanner
denies the report that he refused 10 sen(
rides 10 the sheTih at Pana.
CLASH EXPECTED.
Pana, ILL.,, Sept 3D.--TwO hundred Pan.
miners held up special train at th'
tine OF Shelby and Christian counties
this afternoon. The train was carrying
sixty imported negroes for work In the
Pana mines. Az the point OF guns TN
miners compelled the negroes to unloaC
and started TO march them 10 Tower Hill
10 sbiD them back 10 Washington, lad
sheriff COurtwright Is said 10 be on hil
way TO Tower Hill with a pOssee TO re
| lease the negroes. clash Is expected.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

New York. Sept. 30. - Money on cali
steady at 81 psr cent Prime mer-
camille paper, $500 per cent.
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FOREST FIREs.

sim Spreading Ia Coiorado-in Wisconsin
Too.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 3D. Forest tires OH
the west slope are still spreading. tn
fires are now nearly three hundred miles
In circumference with ilenwOOd for the
center.
MAKING LITTLE HEADwAY.
Chippewa Fails, his.. Sept. 30.-FOrest
fires are still creating u great havoc. No
rain has yet fallen Ia the district tri0u-
tary TO this pOiut The lumber com
panips are sending hundreds OF men into
the woods in the endeEyOr 20 save tht
stan ling pine IL IL estimated already
that 5OO,OO0 90 feet lave burned.
A mo em M has been started 90 assist
the farme-s burned out. Thousands ar'
still fighting 'ha Il mas hut are making
little headway, as everything IL M dry a.
tinder.
QUENCHED by RAIN.
Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. 30.-RepOrts
were received at the railroad offices that
the forest ires In the northern part OF
the state we're qnenehed by heavy fall
OF rain lale last night AZ umberland,
twenty iv- lamili W re- rendered home
lees. aud the large saw mill plant were
wip. ,ut. Wires are down IN all iirtc
'iOns. Mrs. Jacob C9rTes0n. AZ Dry
WOOD, was hururd 90 deRh Two chill
dren nl Mira COrre5Dn wee seriously
bHTnei white attempting 10 rescue their
mother. The loss is expected TO reach
nvpr Al OCO 600
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

New y,rh. Sept. sO-stvsr.
L,ad, t].s7ll
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
sTRIKEINILLINoIs.

Copper.
New York. Sept. 30.--Copper, l2c.
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{ not visiting the city, write to us
for samples and prices.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-05
Wsenger 9ptelsSabebaus.
220 on s@rpdett Strabe.

6 3 a 3. s Ell d, gisentbamer.
MaReur unb 6lbnerauaers Operateur,
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SitOiueitteras luiiuidtGud].
@enn Sbrgud irgenbnu nieberlafien
mollt, t6ut e8 entlans Der 2inie Der
sa,t Wtttonio ttmO Mraas.
SdS N0fs 0}nftm.

i'm Garten.SiFritt bes Gtaates. Sc.
iunbbeit unb 4lima uniibertroffen.
8ilige 2duOereien fur ben Garmer,
Warttgdrtner, Obf. unb 8iebsa6ter.
@egen @iu5elbeiteu tpenbet Sud on
s. s. MARTIN, 6. 9. N.,
San Qntoniu, Seros.
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Wbitebaa germiuas.
gfene Ginfabrt nad) 9fep gorf pia
y. l. >. 9. @. G'g.-lln=
errei6te sSacilitiiten.

Wbitebal terminus, bic ueue Sin.
fabrt mad Neu Oort, bic am Montaq
ben 10. Suli Dia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb Siibueitli9en 8a6n er0ffnet
muroe. 1T bic gelegenife Station mad
alien SbeiIen Der Stabt gtem Oprf unb
8roofIpn. Dieter terminus III an
ber South Gerrp, ofIi6 BON Der Sat.
terp unb BON bier aus unter bemIelbeu
Sa6e tuerben 9erbinbungen aemaht
nit ben 3iigen Der 3meiten, 9ritten,
Se9fen nnb Neunten Quenue God.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabmap, @os
lumbus uub 2erinston Auenue gabel.
liuien; Oiis unb @sfieite Ringbab.
men Der pferbebabnIinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb 5errp; Samil.
ton aoenue unb 80. StraBe (Sroot.
lpn) Terrp.
3auft Cure SiGets mad Stem 0orf
iiber bic 9. & .. 6. %. &'n uub sSbr.
entgebt allen unbeanemli9teiten.
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Der sefte ssreano auf Eroen.

Ssit orsisis Sabrsn babsn iitb Tutfs
Piaen als Elm Ssseu fur siuen jebsn Sns
balioeu srruisien. Sts liub nit Rs9t eiu
5rsunO oss &ranfsn ;u uenuen.
Ginf bthauntf Gbat(adt
if 60, o0B burd bic Sale csruriadts
Sspiidmer,sn, 3pspspfis, 9assniaur,.
Malaria, 8sritopfuns unS .idmmtIihs
eamlt Osrwanote 8raufbsiten bura
Tutt's &eber - 1tAen
poiisdnota fnrtrt tpessen.
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(GSOrtiebuns fpIet.)

9eute, bic t6 Uun Rbeumatismus
befreit pdnI6en, foaten eiue 6lafde
bon Gimer & 0tmenos 1esept 9fp.
1854 usriu9en. s. i. 9 6mibt,
5cufon, Seras, alleiniger Qgent.
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0eirathsftheine.
B. o. Gearn uub Martba Msbner

- Wir babeu uniere Borrdibe pOn
n0r6li1em 9afer, 9eu &c. erbalten.
Berfudlt es etnen NOnat lang nit gus
tenn, trdFtigeu Gutter unb Sbr uerbet
ben unterIdieb BET @ureu pferben be.
merten. SuuIet Woph Com.
pan1.
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- Stus Mabrib pir6 beri6tet: eSn
Der 9uIOerfabrit gu Opiebo erpIobir.
ten 400 Bfunb BuIber, nobur9 7 9lr.
better ipfort get6btet unb cine groBe
9tu3ubI idDer perIebt puroen. Die
Geb1ube ber 6abrit uurben total be-.
molirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-05

- augen, bon bensn ieber WunIf
abgeleien pitb, tusrben niemaIs leer.
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Sas ,,Spne'5 r".23ier III
elm abIolat retneS @ebrau, su Sciieu
SerfteIIuaa ausihiieRitd9 Sppfcu nuS
WfaI5 Der aIlerbeften Qunlttdt peripen.
bet tuerSen.
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Mittpo9s: Samentag BON 2
bis 6 llbr gfa6mittass. 9amenbe.
bienung. Irau 6sied giebt MaFaae
auBer benz SGufe. Man gebe 8efel.
lungen in go. 220 OF @rodet.
Strabe ab.
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]. d. Trimble has sold for the New York Bible and
Common Prayer Book Society to Edward Kochller.
No. - West Ninety fourth street. a threr.stOry brown.
stone dwelling, l7x6OxD2, for about S23. 900.
Williams & Bro. 1t Is reported, have sold No. 81
West Forty.fifth street. TO Benjamin +. Sphinx, II three.
story hrnwnstone dwelling. lS.Dx l05.
A. l.. MDrdeCRl and son have sold for Adler & Herr
man TO the Seaboard X aaltS Company the entire east
erly front OF Seventh avenue, running from 1l2th TO
18th street. being 2Ol.10 feet GU Seventh avenue
and 100 feet deep.
Jsmcs Bailey has sold for Mrs. Hannah Hanover
the hvc.stOry store and tenement house No. 3Bi
Tenth avenue. l9.5IlOO.5. to y. Herman for 81 900.
David Stewart has sold to Frank u. Fabltti. for the
Ernst Marx Company. three lots. 75x1O4.ll. on the
south side OF isHd street. 800 feet east OF Eleventh
avenue The purchasers Will erect four three story
dwellings on the property. The same broker has
sold to tie Ernst Marx Company. for George X.
schiefcltn. the plot TOKYO, on the northeast corner OF
AUunhOn avenue aud liSIh street.
W. A. Clark Of BUTT. Mont, is having plans drawn
by Lord. Hewlett & Hall for u palatial rour-story resi-
dence to he erected AT the northeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Seventy.seventh street. The house Is es.
timated to cost $3.50. 900.
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NEW YORK, Thursday. Feb. 24.-Receipts OF beevcs
were 0lS head. including 8 cars for the market.
Nothing doing at the cattle yards. Feeling steady.
City dressed native sides slow at 7dDSL,c. y n. Gables
from European markets showed no change in tone or
prices. Exports to-day 654 1.-Two cattle; tomorrow.
1856 head.
Receipts OF calves were G5 head, oil for the market.
Trade limited for lack OF offerings. but feeling firm.
Ordinary to prime yeals sold at eB4SS y 100 ms.
No grassers. City dressed venls steady at sia@ iac.
. n.
l.30B head, including ! cars cons gned direct. Count.
ing the stale stock there were III cars on sale. No
sheep offered. but nominally firm; light iamts were
also rated firm, while heavy do. were slow and UNI
changed. Four cars unsold. Good to prime lambs
sold at So. 900 81 = 100 ms. Dressed mutton nrm
at Choose. y ~: dressed lambs at 72Gppc.
1852 head. Slow and weak at S4.25SS4.5O y 100
Ms
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The trading in cotton to day w as OF moderate volume.
but In the main OF a local character. Prices huctu'
ateu within u marrow range witnout decideI Een'
uency either way. and at the close they were pracii-
cally unchanged from last nights final quotations.
A. the opening prize advanced slightly on a rally In
Liverpool after an easier opening and a good demand
there Tor spot cotton at an advance. Smaller receipts
AT the ports also had some influence. but the
weakness In the stock market checked bullish Oper-
atoms ana caused u reaction. The loss was slight,
however, and was soon recovered on local buying.
March notices for about 1000 to $4,000 bales were
issued, but they had no cnect. Tho spot markets at
the south we're nrm. with . good demand, and the
exports were liberal. exceeding the receipts by more
than 900 bales. Toward the close prices declined
slightly on ceiling by local scalpers. Dry goods were
more active today and firm. Troy. Ala Feb. To-
Preparations for the new crop have begun. Don't
think there viii be = very large decrease in acreage.
but y considerable reduction In use of fertilizers.
More corn will be planted. and We understand
considerable land has already been devoted TO oats.
ON the whole, we think a decline instead OF an adj
vance In the market right now would nave been bene-
hcial TO the Soutn in teaching by low prices that over
production should be- avoided. Our farmers have
been benented by heavy demand for our cattle that
are being shipped West, and considerable money has
gone into their pockets from this source"
C0FFEE-Rlo ON the spot was duh but steady No.
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Appellate Diyision-Supremo Ourt.-Motions-Or
ders. Nos. 30, -. ~, 10, 10. ~. ~. 10. so. 81. 52. b3, 81.
Supreme Court-Spccial Term.-Part L.-Motion cal.
endar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part H. Court opens at
1880 A. NJ; Ex.parte matters, Part m.-Ciear.
Law and fact : Nos. 607s. co.'s. $3.50. sIsd.
bGG5, bse5, 56ls, 1918. 40g3. BOSS. Oose''
4nsl, b42e. 1895, hs47. bsIe. bs77. 69Oi. SSil,'
5000, $3.50. o862, 4s47, b3l2. beIs, 5p49, 5Soi,'
1888. 1917, h6g9. b48l. 645I. $500. 9yS7'
b271. Part V.-CleaT. Cases from Part Nv. Part
VI-Motiocs TO bo sent from Special Part I. part
yII.-Case unfinished. Elevated railroad cases. Trial
Term-Part II.-Case unfinished. Preferred causes
Nos. 1881. l43nl, l5s.7, 1897. 5000, 1887.
1885. 1880. l4Is3, l4s?i, 1879. 1890. lbO8G,
3Bl5, 1919. l6489. l5257. l2siO. 1851. 1887
unfinished, Nos. 1898, 500, s0s7, S0Si. s467, s45s,
6330. Part Iv.-Clear. Cases from Part III
Part Case unfinished. Gases from Part iii. Part
yI-Case unfinished. case, from Part Ill Part
yII.-Clear. Nos. 1898. 5000. SOl7, sB7s, HI5I
1880, 7Ol6. sO97. $3.50. S0t6, 6272, T7Oa, s1S8'
1929. bsse. s6S6. 1888. 1898. 5000. 5000 PART
WILL Adjourned for the term. Part IX.-No day
calendar. Part X.-CleRr Cases from Part VII, Part
Xl.-Judgs to charge. Cases from Part VII. Part
AII.-AdJourned for the term.
surrogate's Court-ChRmbers.-Motion calendar
called at 1880 A NJ. For probate-Wills OF Anne s.
keenan,, Antoinette p. sparks, Joseph O'Dwyer, 81
1880 A. NJ. Frank l.. Hatch, Vim. +. Ford. at Z +. 81
Trial TernI-Court opens ut 1880 A. NJ. No, 1905,
will OF Agnes s. v. A. Hall; No. 1880. will of Margaret
J. Smith No. 1905. win of sAvina Mcdonald.
city ~COurt-EpeciAl TeTm.-Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Not ons az 1880 A. N. Trial T~erm-Parts l., IL, III.
and Nv. adjourned sine die.
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TIE shipments from Augusta to-day were So hales,
Memphis 1890. ST. Louis 1854. Cincinnati 2,O32.
and Houston 3 ,5ao bales. Houston expects tomorrow
$500 to 1000. against AIS last week. 1904
last year. and 4 os5 In 1898: New Orleans expects
10000 TO ~ 900, against 1894 last week, 4, 4O3 last
year, and .. 1913 In 1895. The port receipts were 49,.
6S6 bales. agsinst 2s.o7l last week. a,24o last year.
aud 2I,DI8 in 1898; thus far this week les, 7s4
against l67,l8O thus far last week. The exports
from the ports wore p3, SOP bales. New orleans ad.
Vanced 2 TO 2 points. but reacted. Futures here
opened to 1 points higher. lost this and declined 9
to . points. recovered and advanced ! TO 3 points.
then reacted and closed steady at a net decline of l
TO points. with sales OF go 900 bales. The future
trading Mas a. follows:
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THURSDAY, Feb. "a. GRAIN Wheat-Spot
was easy. Tho sales were $1,000 BUSH. includ-
ing 1900 No. 2 red Mt 81. o6a FREQ on board
afloat; $4,000 No. Q hard winter on private
terms at the outports far export, and 1000 No.
. red at 81 .O6 In elevator. Free on board afoat:
No. l Northern spring. New York. $l.O9a;
do. Duluth. $1.09a; No. 2 rcd. $1.O7l4; No. l
hard Duluth, S1.13+; No. l hard Manitoba,
$l.11ip. Futures declined 2lsc. to 2lac. Future
sales 4, 240, 900 BUSH. as follows:
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ElGCtro-PneumatiC Transit Co.

Pneumatic Transit Company having been deposited
under the conditions OF the Protective Agreement
dated January 10Th. 1893. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that deposits OF stock will be received at the
MANHATTAN TRUST Wall Street. corner
Nassau. New York. up to and including
2sTII. 1898. without penalty. after which date no
stock will! be received except upon the payment of n
penalty OF ten cents per share. in addition to the
payment OF twenty cents per share provided in aaid
Protective Agreement.
Dated New York, Feb. 14th. 1893.
JOHN .. WATERBURY,
w. A. DICK.
Committed.
LEOPOLD Counsel.
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Futures here declined o 20 10 points. closing
s siinsa vito 70 e. .ii'' H ar sSi1'p rs Sst anos hanged &c g
pfs. higher: Rio was quiet a. 80 re,s
$685. ssY 'SSSi .I 5SSslDss o q ss.a $40 a. a'y sdva aS;SOG 81 i .;SSE
days $4,000 stock 10000; ssiiipg BY tired holder,
ing. fhe Santos yield it Is stated will be larger than
OF t RIsSea Season. Bear. expect large receipts
TIL the end of March. as there appears to be plenty of
ing very little bus ness. Most OF them have been
bulllsh for a long time on q gradually declining mar.
coffee. The short interest ia said to be trinlng some
of the short selling is said 10 have been merely
agi aho rpr lima, Ensscs s ,n nF an .nS sn Sds VINO so's u Pms
speculation, II is still as Insignificant and uninterest.
ing as ever. The outside public seems to be afraid to
the case most of the time for some years past.
MErALs-Iron was dull. spot, February, March. and
rhafy. March. April and May. 1851 ii. 900. Lead
wss easy; Spot. February. March. and April, s.T5S
i4.OS@l4.l5c speiter was unchanged. spot, Feb
ruary. March and April. I .l0tS4.3Oc.
city. s5. ipiese5.e5 renncd for the Continent, s5.p6.
Pork was lower mess, slO.75@sl1. Cut meats were
Arm aal .bo p p ham bans 6 5s@ 81 bo ds' s ssllissi s'+ Ts,,s@i
s1sc. Butter-Creamery, Western extras. e0c.; nrsts.
Is9i9cs seconds. 100 &c. thirds, l4ic@lohc. state.
C~heese-State, full cream, large fancy, She; choice,
sSsfc;i fair to Eo,d; Tho '4s;; common, e,as &C.;
si9c.; common TO good, ia SC. Esgs-Fresh gathered.
State and Pennsyivania, fancy. l5Gl6Lc.; Baltimore.
Chicago. Feb. 24.".Provisions in sympathy with
the grain markets and uneasiness over the political
turned sellers at the close. The cash demand for both
cash and speculative vas lighter than It has been"
8 s ii'isc.i SS. w sess. 1 n s.iSc. o sale: s'G 80 TONS sS cen tsit:
ugais. 9a' test. at Break water at 2ac, cost. freight.
AND INSURANCE. and 400 bags do, 90 test. at 4 slice.
CHICAGO, Feb. ai-These wero to day's prices:
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Customs, Sill, 260; internal revenue, 1881, 224;
and miscellaneous. Sl9. OBS. n total OF S1,lll.-
oOa. inc disbursements were x9So,vV ~ al AN ne o.
Tho receipts OF the fiscal year to date have been
$27o,129,1 06. and the expenditures S27o,oA5.;
s418,484.
The Official count OF cash in the Treasury at
the close of business to-day compared with that
OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion. ..s1eeSS.Gi sS,s77 siGf'Soi,i4s
T IlrESs p StHtes a@a gnliion aaSS99ssss,,77os sc,.c5o.SaS
other assets less demand
liabilities .....,...... l1,b52,O75 lO,oAs'oSf
Available cash balance,
Money In London 2a y cent. Rates Of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
months bills, 2Ad27s Scent. The Bank of Eng.
land minimum rate of discount unchanged at
3 cent; The proportion OF its reserve to Liz.
bilitics is 4i.1O Y cent. against 45. q last week
and 53.4l the same week last year. The weekly
statement of tho bank shows tho following
changes from tho previous account: Total re,
serve increased R6O6. 600, circulation decreased
securities increased e.. I'll 600, other de-
posits increased 81 ,04O,O 900. public deposits
inereased sI.7l6.oo0, notes reserve increased
S57J,OOO.. Government securities unchanEen;
francs q. confines. Exchange, on London, %
the Bank OF France shows the following changes
from the previous account: Notes In circulatlon
oSrrent ae en.eoU.go S inSnS 600 i franes, gold on
hand increased 1925, 900 francs. bills dis.
counted decreased $50. 900 francs, silver on
hand increased 1895. 900 francs.
J. 81 w. Seligman & Co. announce that the
subscriptions to tho $4,000 600 OF o. cent.
gold bonds of the Equitable, Illuminating Gas
them after tho books opened this morning. were
in excess of the amounts Of bonds offered, and
In consequence the subscription books were
closed to-day instead of at the close of Business
tomorrow.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
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Barlcy-Was duh. New feeding. 82i3c., cost and
freight to Buffalo at opening OF navigation. Rye
Was easy. No. = Western. 5si2t159c.. free on board
anoat. Corn-Spot was lower. Tbs sales were 40,
600 bush. Including 100. 600 No. = mixed here; SEQ,
001 do. at the outpOrts on private terms for export
1900 No. z mixed at 80 iac. delivered, and 80, 900 vel.
low at sec. In elevator. No. 2 mixed In elevator
1890. Futures declined Lac. to sc. Future sales
205, 900 BUSH, US follows:
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8usiuess Ghanrcs.


VICAR STORE, best section OF Amsterdam hVi
~ e.uoi pool tables pay rent; reasons selling owner
has other business.
MCDONALD & wIGGISS. 40 Nassau,
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE neighborhoOd Thomp-
= son and sd SITS; 10 rooms, rent so monthly
reasons selling sickness hne iargain,
q WIGGISS. 40 Nassau
HIGHLY RATED FIRM. export house, old esia,,,,
- lshed, desires loan $50, 900; amply secured "ul
guarantee = per cent; require money one "r wv
years. Apply to
MCDONALD & VIRGINS. 40 Nassau.
SALOON, busy thoroughfarc. Harlem. nrst Ass
place Is free Rnd clear.
MCDONALD & wIGGISs. Ilo No'sAn
SPECIAL. LOAN $1,000 wanted al , per cent
- money fully secured.
MCDONALD a wlGGfNS. no Nassau
pRlSTlN NJ q Few hours notice lu.uVl t'r,'
81: cards and %billheads. iOc, per 1000. !p,"h
PRINTING AMI STATIONERY 60, =" West '''h a.
klHEEFSHEADB BAY '. l., clos" to Manhattan i'e-p-
To lease for from ne TO live years. an "l'
lshed boarding. house with accommodation ''t .
people; plenty OF ground and shade trees. Nl'F''' q"
r. C.. box llS Sun uptown onicc. l*bd lr'ad""''
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aalilltnerv aud aressmakiua.

SEAL oABNEN1S.-Fin furS made 30 order. moaSI'
- ling Old garments q speciality prices. reasoh4t','
llv w. Svth u. gate or GuntheE' othA'"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-25

Winter In bills: Supernne. 89.O5SS3 20; No. Q extra.
IS .50GS3.7 20; %straights, 81. 60CJS 81. so; patents, 81. 80
@S5.35. Spring in Dbis.: Clears. Si.30a s4.55;
straights. 81, 75eS IS; patents, 81. 25a 3 $40. MIL feed
Was steady. Western spring in 100. n. sacks. $l5.5 so
Gsl5.75; 2OO.nr Sl5@Sl5,oO; winter in bulk. SIS
@sl7.
CoTTos-spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF 90 bales for spinning. Middling uplands.
64c, against 14c. last year; New Orleans and cur
SIC, against Iiac. last year, The Southern spot mar.
kets wern generally steady. Charleston advanced
1-l6c. New Orleans soli 5000, Augusta SOS, Mo.
bile 700. Norfolk 5D5, Savannah Ss7. ana ST. Louis
$50 tales. Liverpool advanced l.82d. on the spot
for middiing and above, and l'18l. for other grades.
with sales OF 1000 bales; futures there opened /
point lower, rallied. and advanced ! to IL points.
but reacted, closing UNCHANGED TO l. point higher.
Manchester was qui' { but steady. The bombay re.
ceipts for the week were 81 900 bales, against 10000
last year, Shipments to Great IrttAIn, 900, against
none last year; toihe Cont n"ut 1000. against 5000
last year The receipts at the principal interior
towns were ms fOllOWk.