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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate DivIsion-Supreme Court-Nos. 10. IS.
II, ID. 10, go. 81, 22. 23, "a, 20, 81. 80. 80, 81.
Supreme C~ourt-Special Term-Part I.-Motion cal.
endar called at 1880 A.. NJ. Part II.-Court opens at
Motions. Demurrer'-No. 500. Preferred cause-No.
b8Os. Part Iv.-Clear. Law and fact. Nos. b677.
b7b9. b0l5, 1859. 1891, 894e. 1880. 567l. $500. 5924.
693s. 594l, 254S. 4231. DOCS. $500. 660s. 1920, 5y43.
Part v.-Cases unfinished. Cases from Part ".
Part ~VII.-Clear. Elevated railroad cases. Trial
Term-Part II.-Clear. Preferred causes-Nos. l3343.
l4Oll. l403l. l17lb, l44u4. 1927. l+4Sy, 1920.
I4488. 1892. 1882. 1901. ls0l5, 1882. 1897.
14l0P, 1884. I4lbs. I94bs, l423s. 1890. 1880,
l51s'' 7 lss,G ss 1920 $3.50. r ~. 4iS4' 4ssa. 2 NGsi 49,: :Sss.
288s, 940s. e40v. oa13. 1898. 7+l2, slel. sl75.
sI78, 1854, 6994. S2Oa. $3.50. e268, 5000, 698s.
Par { Iy.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part Ill.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
vI.-ciear. Nos: 1888. 1893, slab, $3.50, 7tss. 1854.
1881, 7s4l. 1850. 1870. 1899. 1870. 1898. s003. S02s.
1917, 784s. 5000. sO34. sO37, S06l. s070, S0a5. sl13.
si46. InQnest-No. 1850. Part vLI.-Case unnn.
ished. Cases from Part VII. Part IX.-Ciear. Cases
from Part VII. Part x.-Clear. Cases from Part VII.
Part &I-Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part XII
Clear. Cases from Part II.
surrogates OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES calendar
called at 1890 A. NJ, For probate-Wills OF Jane w.
Jennings. Ellen Donovan. Josephine j. Leviness.
Francis u Mchllister, Charles Kerrigan. Alice Norris
sey. Henry 7. browne. Henry N; Taber: At 1890 A. NJ.
estate of Thomas DuGan. at 1880 AN. No. 1880,
will OF Charles Coudert. at 2 F. N. No. 1887. will of
Charles Coudcrt. at Y 7. 81.
City Court-Speciai Term-Court opens at 10 A. N.
Short causes.Eos. $3.50. 1888. 1908. 8ase. 8o19,
1877. AOA0. 2277, 9S47i2. 4004. 9ee7, <o8s,. &0bi.
4obq. lO9e, 4o9!. 1888. 24ll. Parts l.. H., and III
Adjourned sine die.
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1.-Two gtock Market.

NEW YoRK. Monday. Jan. 3.-Receipts Of beeves yes.
terday and to-day were 2.s4S nead-a single car to be
exported. 1913 cars direct to local slaughterers. and
vance in values all around: The yards were fully
stays and oxen at ee. 1850 $3.50. bulls at 81. sO9Ss.7 Is.
dry cows q. s2Se3.oo. Dressed beef steady at 7Ssc.
quote American steers at 1O@1lc. y n, dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef at 7h@72c. y U.
No exports today. Tomorrow. $50 beeves. 25 sheep.
and 1000 quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves yesterday and to-day. including
o few direct. were 877 head. Quiet, but fully steady
for all sorts. The pe:is were cleared. veals sold gener.
ally ut o5616S.25 p 100 Ds.; grassers at $50 o.. so;
Western calves at o.. 35@o4.26; city dressed vealS
lower at 10 la11 IL ioc. p n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs yesterday and to-day.
Inclrding 81 cars direct. wero II. sS3 head; SO cars
on sale all told. Sheep wore in good demand at nrm
prices; lambs ruled slow, but hardly quotably lower.
Five cars were carried over. Sheep sold at %. 500
S5 y 100 MS; lambs at 05. 75@ee.50 Dressed nut.
ton. Chose. @ n: dressed lambs, Slp@10c
Receipts of hogs yesterday and to-day were IL .46O
head. including 7+3 head on sale. Firm at 5000
04.l6 Y 100 ms.
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Available cash balance.

Available cash balance.
Including gold reserve. $3.50. 79l. $50 sb.<7t.7 es
The coinage of tho minis during the month of
December aggregated l0,44s,337 pieces OF the
was gold, 81, 877. 1853 silver, including 1904 $50
silver dollars, and S137.671 minor coin. For the
year the number of coins was l15.952.002
valued at 500 ,O41, SS2, OF which $40. o2S, 4S5
was gold, $ls,4s7.297 silver and $l.526. 100
minor coins.
The public debt statement for the month OF
lDecemb er. issued to-day. shows q net deduction
Of the Government. less cash In the Treas-
ury. of $40, l14.S9s. Tho several bal.
ances are: nterest-bearing debt unchanged;
debt bearing no interest, increase, $4,d97..
321: debt on which interest has ceased
Treasury. increase. SI4.sli ,2o9., The debt is
divided as follows: Interest bearing. S347. $685.
800; on which interest has ceased. 81 $50. 80;
bearing no interest, 1885. $780, LAG; total. 81, 234,-
5s6,336 There are outstanding OF certificates
Of cash in the Treasury. S57e.956.3S3. Cash in
76l.
Money in London 1la@2 y cent. Rates Of
discount in open market for both short and
three months bills, 2os@2@ y cent. Paris adj
vices quote 3 q cents at l03 francs 80 confines.
Exchange on London, 25 francs 23la confines.
Redmond. Kerr s. Co. and Goldman. Sachs &
Co. announce that the subscriptions for the
Of the Illinois Central Railroad. Company.
Springfield division. were largely in excess OF
the amount offered.
N. W. Harris & Co. are paying dividends due
this month on q number Of securities, o list Of
which will be found in another column.
The sales of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
H. O11@Us
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VALUE
ISSUE.


REMARKS:
Interest at the rate Of 81 per cent. on money vdtuo
calculated from these dates to fine Of delivery tpfu b
paid IN addition.
The bonds must bear the current coupon
The new Three and one.Half Per Cent. Gold Bonds
will be delivered in payment at los per cont. and
accrued interest to date OF delivery. Fractional
differences will be adjusted in cash.
The existing bonded debt all natures on or prior to
June l. 1905. and the new mortgage provides that
none of It shall be extended beyond that date. Con-
sequently. on its retirement. the new bonds viii be Q
first mortgage on the railroad property and real
estate Of the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company including its railroad. terminals
of extraordinary value at New York. Buffalo. and
other points. all the equipment Of tho Company;
and also its leases and other property, all as Is moro
fully specified In the mortgage.
Copies of the mortgage securing the new bonds may
be obtained at our ONCE.
j.. II. MORGAN s. CO.,
a3 WALL STREET. NEW o
j. s. MORGAN & CO.,
80 OLD STREET. LONDON.
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Real Estate Sales.

slawson 4 Hobbs have sold for Leila B. Robin son
the fourstory brownstone dwelling No. so West
Eighty. eighth street. l9x5Sx ext'n Z zoos at O35. 900.
MAJ Freund has purchased No. 90 Prince street, o
two-story brick building. on lot 30.0xl0l, for vii.
liam II. bilby. acting as trustee, for about $50, 600.
No. 80 West Fifty-second street. a new nve.story
American basement riva ate dwelling, on lot 20x 90 8.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold Co Wise & Rosen.
blum No. ESQ East sixth street. q fve.story double
nat house, on lot 26xS7.
At the Broadway SaIesroom yesterday william
Kennedy sold No. 50 West Forty-sixth street, near
Sixth avenue. four.story brow stone front dwelling.
lot 22xl0O.5. foreclosure. to Emily d. Sumner.
plaintiff. for $4,000.
William Cruikshank's Sons have sold for Mrs.
Thorndike and others OF Boston, the three.story build
ing on lot 26x9O, No. rs West street.
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THREE CHILDREN IN PERIL.
Loeked In . Room. They Start . Fire ana
Narrowly Escape Burning to Death.


Narrowly Escape Burning to Death.
Three children of George Horton. NEGRO long
shoreman. who lives at 237 NJ wark avenue. Jer-
pey City. narrowly escaped being burned to death
yesterday afternoon. Horizons wife. Emma,
and their daughter. Bella, are making q tour Of
the West Bella who is IA years old. is an
evangelist and conducts r~evivals. Her mother
accompanies her on her tours. Horton and his
three other children. the eldest of whom is IL
years old. live in one poorly furnished room on
Tho top floor Of o tenome house.
When Horton goes to work he locke the chill
dren in the room. They were locked In yester.
day afternoon, and one. while playing with
matches, set fire to the bed: The eldest raised
the window. and the three began to scream In
screams. and. seeing smoke coming from tho
The room was filled with smoke. and the fire
was rapidly spreading. The man. whose name
was not learned. got the children out in safety.
The Fire Department extinguished the flames
before any serious damage. was DONE. When
last heard from Bella, the child evangelist, and
her mother were in Ohio.
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MoNDAY Jan. 8.
Professional trading formed such o largo pro-
portion Of the business on tho Stock Exchange
to-day that tho course Of prices can hardly DO
regarded as foreshadowing . decided movement
in either direction. As It requires much less
money to sell stocks short than to- carry them
for q rise, and as tho absence of commission bus
iness always influences tho trading element to
take o pessimistic view Of the market, that
element ranged itself on tho short side Of
the market practically at the opening, and
in q cautious way worked for . decline in
prices all day. A published interview with the
President Of ono of tho Granger trunk limos and
another with tho President Of one OF the trunk
lines between the sea coast and Chicago. both
telling of the unsatisfactory condition Of com.
potitive traffic, had a good deal Of effect upon
the limited speculation. Neither Of the officials
referred to told the Street or the public any
thing new. for II has been we'll known all along
that rates have boon cut even by the strongest
roads on competitive business. In some quar-
tiers these interviews were regarded as given
largely for their possible effect upon Con-
gress. which It 10 generally believed will
| consider O railway pooling bill at its
present session. Whatever tho motives may
have been, the fact remains that official con-
fessions Of rate cutting and Of improbable bust
ness In certain lines enabled tho bears to de-
press the prices OF the Granger and Trunk line
stocks. A single exception is to DO noted in the
last named group. namely. Pittsburg, Cincin.
natl, Chicago and st. Louis common and pro-
ferred. Attention has recently been directed TO
these stocks by the fact that the earnings Of the
company for the calendar year just ended. as far
as reported. indicate that nearly 3 y cent. has
been earned upon the common stock.
Other strong features Of the market wore
Sugar Refining. tho local traction stocks. and
American Tobacco. Mono of these, however.
! closed at the best prices, because of a little
furry in the call money market In the late
dealings. Some belated borrowers and others
with Indifferent credit were compelled to pay
as high as the legal ratio for moderate accom-
modations over night. The heaviest transac-
lions were in Sugar Refining, and the next
largest in Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The last
named was exceptionally strong throughout
on the judicial decisions favorable to the
operation company's lines over the Brooklyn
Bridge that were rendered late last Friday. An
official statement that there Is no basis for re-
ports Of q deal of some sort between tho
Metropolitan Street Railway and the Manhat-
tan Railway Companies took the edge of tho
speculation in both stocks. Nevertheless, the
first named closed fractionally higher than last
Friday. The closing was dull and In tho main
heavy.
Final sales compare with those OF Friday
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wedding Guests Robbed.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Jan. "a number
Of the guests at the marriage of Miss Alice
Wood to Robert Lowry of this city. at New
Dover. twelve miles from here. on New Years
afternoon, lost their .pocketbooks. gloves, and
wraps. A sneak thief got into tho house and
took the things while the ceremony was being
taken, although the thief could have helped
himself to these as easily as to the other
nrticlea.
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Killed By a RleeoLer street Car.

Peter Krowleski. a laborer. of 3l3 R%ivington
street, while crossing Blocker street at Bank
street yesterday afternoon was struck down by
q south. bound Blocker street car and run over.
The wheel OF the car passed over his head. caus-
ing death. The driver of the car, Edward Nc
Evoy, of 1856 East Twenty-fourth street. when
arrested said that, an express, wagon had
empty whiskey flask in his pocket.
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Three louise In Harrison Robbed.

The homes of Mrs. Mary McGovern. William
Tibbey. and James Purcell. all residents of
Harrison. N. j.. were all robbed on Sunday
night Of money. silverware. jowelry, and
clothing. 1t 10 believed that the goods were
removed n q wagon, as from each OF tho houses
ing clue was left by the thieves.
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ooMPEND.

MONDAY. Jan. 3.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
easier. The sales were 10000 BUSH, including
Is, 5000 No. 1 hard spring Manitoba and 72. 600
No. 2 hard winter at the outports on private
terms for export. Free on board afloat: No. 1
Northern Spring. New York, $1.o1's; do. Du.
luth, 8 1.O17s; No. Q hard winter. 93osc.: No. 2
red, 81. oils: No.. / hard Duluth. 81. O4as. Futures
declined osc. to 1lsc. Futures sales 1855 600
BUSH, as follows:
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e5,sse tons the corresponding week Of the pre-
vious year.
The Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey
has declared q quarterly dividend Of 1 per cent.
The New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company has declared q quarterly dividend OF
payable Jan. 10.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports
srSss sS 81 siss. as III S as compared ID witt with tn The I same ~,
a %Gn ino Ss sss P of 6 S.i7 se'f F'o sp he Sf svs sy maSIS:
ending Nov; 80 the gross sSI 8 s ear In Con were SS'y IA
the co on ,sprS"SG III period 11i'S % the Ss previous preyious Year, wiSs
Fixed sh.ssgeS were 81, oos, 400; leaving a sur
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports
an Increase. OF s99.sss as, compared with the
s 1907 500 %Shs a decrease Ga sas P Of sS.aas s'N For ii" tie FIVE i've
months ending. Nov. 30 the gross earnings were
with the corresponding period OF tho previous
year, and net IS. 103, 1862, an incraso OF $244,666.
Tho Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
G Sss' ss f fnSsss soro of sis7 7oF SG ss soSpa Gt with NH
s ssG s tssS month sn Ihc Of tso q Prss 7b yof FOR 1 tho f pss
ss.ose'54a an increase Of s775,i4 as compared
with the corresponding period OF tho preyiooqs
YYssSsr . and net Si'''S'9SS' an increase of $4o7''
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
reports gross earnings for November OF $685.
100, an Increase Of $2C, 202 as compared with
the same month of the previous year, and net
Sl25.233. an increase of SIS, l6s. For the five
81. 6l3,043 an increase Of $73. 394 as compared
with the corresponding period of the previous
year. and net $500, 139. an increase Of sos, 21S.
The Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
Railroad reports gross earnings for November
OF 1896. FAC, an increase OF $16S, 154 as compared
with the Same month of the previous year, and
net 1886, lOS, an increase of $142, III. For tho
FIVE months ending Nov. 80 the gross earnings
were SO. 594. 54S. an increase Of 1901 $50 as COM
pared with the corresponding period Of tho pro.
vious year, and net 81, $3.50, lib, an increase Of
$l6s. $50.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs, $500. OF; internal revenue, $S41. 212.
and miscellaneous, S134.O19. a total Of $685.
14S. The disbursements wero 81, 603 900, an
excess of expenditures over receipts of $34 ,S52.
The receipts of the fiscal year to date have been
5000, 1913. 1925; expenditures. $209, so7. 211; de-
hcit, S47s,4s9.
The. official count of the cash in the Treasury
at tho close of business to-day compared with
that OF Thursday last shows:
Dec. so. Jan. 3.
Gold coin and bullion .... o18o. 647, 100 eo.ell,o SAT
silver coin and bullion. 19.09S.3S7 l3.o67,sl3
United States notes ..... az, 16p,873 t0.SSb. 0Se
Other notes less demand
liabilities ........"..... S4,1s0,7So 2o.llo.22o
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NOT FRIGHTENED By ROBBERS.

n Fihtoi Fointeo as "eiz' oue He blew .
whistle Till the Robbers Fled.
Four men entered Charles Welz's saloon, at
357 First street. Hoboken, at 4:30 o'clock yes.
terday morning. Welz was counting his
money. One of the men struck at him with o
club, but he lodged the blow. HI then began
to blow an alarm whistle. One Of the gang
pointed a revolver at him and he crouched be-
bind the bar, but kept on blowing the whistle.
The courage of the men failed them at this
point, and al four ran out. One Of them threw
Q large stone through the saloons front door.
Then all escaped.
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4 coNFIDNe SALOON KEEPER.
Decoyed Down Cellar 30 That His Till Could
He Robbed OF $780,.

he Robbed OF $500.
you've got O cask of vino which was in
tended for me-" said q well.dressed stranger to
Adolph France. o saloon keeper Of 1873 Clinton
avenue. Newark. N. j., yesterday morning. and
when Mr.. France said that he knew nothing
about the cask the visitor bought o couple Of
drinks and said that>he got his information from
the express company and that he could iden.
tify the cask il no saw it. Mr.. France then took
he did In q most deliberate manner, and finally
admitted that he was wrong. Their he won't
covered that his till had been broken open and
about 5000 stolen. He was convinced that he
had been decoyed down cellar for that pur-
OOse.
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New Grand Jury for Kings County sworn In.

The Kings county Grand Jury for January
was sworn in by Judge Aspinall in tho County
Court In Brooklyn yesterday. James A. Bah
There will be no trials Of criminal cases this
week, rs District Attorney Marean said no had
just entered, upon the duties of his new Office
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HARLEM SAVINGS A N

ri THs TRUsTEEs DiRRcf THAT TaE usual sent:
annual dividend DO paid on all deposits. entitled
thereto. at the rate oft per cent. per annum on all
sums from % to 81. 900. and 3 per cent. per Annum
on the excess to 90, 900; payable on or after January
~. Money deposited on or before January 10 viii
" CHARLES b. ToOKER, President.
I. HART, Secretary.
December II. 1897.
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Sarinaa AAnks.
dividends aud Auttrest.
FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY.
ABLE AT II ANRIN HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY:

ABLE AT THE BANKiNa house OF OF fA1'
N. w. HARRIS g. COMPANY:
lst, lses.
S S!:Is Ss $sSP!i *s $S.S ss sssGG B, R ! NJ Sc; {.
Clinton, Ia, Funding and Rofundine.
SSiGssSG s ss ! %s, Gov w sSSsr; tI E:,,q,ndIgs, Water.
Day County. so. Dako RctundIng.
Douglas, County. Ore School District No. 2o CDrsial
Ebert County, Ga, Court House and Jail.
Elmwood, M. Water Works.
F fHSrst' fol Et County ay; S Sinn. f RSts s e
Fort Madison. Ia. Refunding.
d-1iycston. rex, Limited Debt; Water works; stree.
Harlan. la, Independent school District.
Heard County, Ca, Court House.
IIwaca, wash, school District NO. is.
Indlanola. Ia. %indepen lent pistrict Refunding.
k kiaF Co.. co"1Ws wash S' school, sSf pistr RtE Nc. IS NO~ t;csc;lumo,.s
kinn c sunny o SS. n School G' pi.slics No. 10.
Macon County. III. Court House.
MMs sd.Sn, Is, So w Rss: Board %nrts of Education.
Martinsville, Ind, Water works.
M,sssouis County; Mont, School p!strietNo. 80, sohoaa
od Rise1iei 1 so, w I /; sSa %ore S,;i Rsfu nGi .; cs.o County,.
oMe.. pai Mi SGun Union M'a soSd aSsi b, = so,oo, pnu.,,..
Pis4s / esasi ~: w sssSel s sS',s'r pI..r,,, No. 8.
bPall%sp; Wash" Water Work:
Red Oak junction. Ia. water works.
Richmond Ky, School.
Riverside, Ill, School Building.
Sac County, Ia, Rcfunding.
Seattle. Wash, Funding; Funding LIST and "a Series,
Sewer and Sewer Tunnel.
Shenandoah. Ia. Refunding,
Snohomish County, Wash, School District No. 1.
Sparta, Ca, School Building.
Spsulding County, Ca, Improvement.
Teton County. Mont, Funding uold.
Union County. Ore, school District No. 20, Refund
ing; No. o.
WaitsburR. wash, Water Works.
Washington. Ind, Reminding School.
Webster City, Ia. Electric Light.
West Ind, Water Works.
Wostport. Mo-, School District, School BuildlnR; n-
%funding; Water Works.
ID.
II. Dodge, To-, Water Works.
Sth.
waukegan. III, Funding.
JANUARY 18TH.
Eugene, Ore. Sewer.
Msrsheiitown, Ia. independent School District. ~
funding.
Nj. Pleasant, Mich. Water Works. Refunding.
Riverdale.m Ill, Village Hall.
Sank Centre, MINI, School District, School.
l0th.
Lawrence County. ILL.,. Court House.
JANUARY 18th.
Pierce County. Wash, School District No I Csteiia.
coom).
10th.
Window. Mimi. Electric Light; Water Works and
oOih.
Albert Lea, Mimi, School District. Refunding.
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s~t.ooaet.so, patents. ebocB.ao. lfm eed-ws
stronger, owing TO Hight offerings. Western spring In
l00.n. sacks. etS. 7bSeelt aoo'n, ei8.bo0oit, win
ter In bull, e18. b00tlt.
.~CoTToS.-The American and Liverpool Cotton Ex-
changes were closed to-day, but will reopen to-mor.
row.. No essential change 10 noted In the general
position. Some operators expires. the fear that II
prices do not advance materially before long weak
the !, BUYING though quiet is Of q Food character on,sen
It Ia believed, IL hold By determined oper..
ators who will stand by tho market until
prices reach a decidedly higher level. The receipts
at the ports of late have been moderate; the exports
from the ports have been enormous. The southern
spot markets continue nrm. with . good demand the
spot sal 8 at Liverpool from day to day nro 10000 TO
$4,000 bales. buying for investment continues here
for Liverpool aud Wall street and the Statistical posi-.
ton IL strong. IL 10 hoped that good results will be
realized from the efforts to reduce the next acreage,
and II Is almost certain that n prices do not advance
before the middle of the month the next acreage will
show n curtsilment. According to the Chronfcle.
there came into sight last week 3B7, 358 bales.
against Y67.150 in tho same week last year and
aO2,l 8H In 1894, making the total in eight 1.22T,g0o
bales. against 1924, 73l in tho corresponding period
last season. The exports thus far this season have
been 8~.7es,93o bales. against 3.t99.44o In tho same
now 1883, 06b bales, including 4,06s, s8o American,
American, 4,098. $50 In 1890. including 8,792, 720
American. and 1881 ,o7e In 1924, of which 4~,ooo,a7s
were American.
.CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but arm; No. z.
6Nc. Sales 1900 bags Marncaibo on private terms.
The future trading was as follows:
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gopartnrrship AotirrS.
OFFICE OF GILMAN BROS,

OFFICE OF ILMAS BROS,
Bankers and Brokers. 80 Exchange Place,
Z YORK January Sd. 1898
We take pleasure In announcing that Mr. ELISHA
DYER, JR. has become associated with US from thA
ds,. II bh0s.
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

=. X. Cor. 9th Ave. ana 18Th NJ.
NTERE AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANEUM will be credited de.
positors for the SIX MONTHS and MONTHS
ENDING DEC. 81. 1897. on all sums from hve dollars
TO three thousand dollars, entitled thereto under tho
bylaws, payable JAN. II. 1854.
JOHN HARsEN RHoADEs President.
JAMES QUIHLAN, Treasurer.
b. OGDEN cHisoLa. Secretaries.
Deposits made on or before JAN. 10. 1898. will draw
interest from JAN.l !, 1898.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meet
~ Ing Of the Stockholders Of The De La Ver2ne ke'
frigerating Machine Company VIII be held AZ ms
onice OF said Company, foot ~ East l3Sth streef.
New York city. on Tuesday. January ilth, 1855. AT
$ O'Clock T.. N, for the purpose N electing trustees
InuN " nIIn AnFS. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-04

Tho annual meeting OF the stock holders OF TINS
company for the election OF lis Board OF directors Tor
the ensuing year Will he held at the ONCE 81 the COM
pAny. Kemble building. 10 Whitehall st., New YORK.
on Wednesday. Jan. ~. 1898. at 10 a. NJ
e. +. HUBBARD, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-04
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERoIAL.

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