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Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
Real Estate Men Fail

Sioux City, la. Dec. III. ID. Bo...,pse...
Jr.. and james F, Booge. big real es.. :.
tate operators here in former sdavs
went into voluntary bankruptcy Their
liabilities are 100000 and assets nom
inal. 4 ,.s 4 .s5,z#
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
Violated Sunday,

Danville, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Thirty-eight
business men were arrested here for
keeping open Sundays The case will
be carried to the supreme court.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
MONTH OF BIG GALES.
Peculiar Meteorological Statistics
Reported for November by the
Chicago Weather Bureau.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-Meteorologica sta.
tistics and tables compiled by Forecast
er Cox, of the weather bureau, show
that November has had peculiar COM
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
Nine Persons Droxxnea

Nelson. B. G.. Dec. 1.-The Ainsworths
small steamer plying between Nelson
and Bonner's Ferry, was wrecked dr..
ing storm on Kottenai lake, Sly -,
her crew and three passengers beng
drowned -..s }zsl.7','ls s,
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07

Stevens Point, Wis, Dec. 1.-The
county board has materially changed
the map of Portage county by rear
rangement OF the townships. The
township of Stevens Point passes out OF
existence and new township was
created and named Dewey. %,.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
Paid In Il r Full.

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.--The Peoples
bank in this city. which failed March
.25 last TOR 81, 500 900. has paid depos-
itors II full. 81. 55s.s II
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
Bishop OF ,I0Wa.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Dec. THE con.
test over the election of bishop for
the lowe diocese Of the Episcopal /
church was brought to . close by the
election OF Rev. DR.. The odore#N Morri:
sen, rector Of the Epiphany church in
'hicago. ..|:5 .:..
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-07
8.892.76c
.............120,1 no

This does not include Cuba, area liz, ,24c
square miles, population 1851 ,619, of which
the United States has possession pending
the establishment of stable government
there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Dec. e.-Theso rero ,o.dny's prices.
Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. 6.-Receipts of beeven
were % head. mainly for slaughterers. Four cars Of
fair to choice Kentucky steers that arrived late Mon
steady. Dressed beef in moderate demand ut 1900. y
n. for poorest to best native sides. Latest cables
quoted top price for American steers at London at
i1Nc. n H., dressed weight; top price at Liverpool
at 111(o.: refrigerator beef selling at Sssc. v. n. Ex-
ports to-day, 100 beevos, 1.O08 sheep, and 1890
quarters OF beef; tomorrow. 80 sheep and 1900
quarters.
Receipts of calves were 17a head. making. with tho
stale stock, 3s6 on sale. yeals ware slow but steady;
grassers lower; other grades dull. \About $50 calves
unsold. Common to choice veals sold at So.
n 100 bs.; grassers at 81. 159S So; 2 cars of common
Western calves at S2.25. City dressed yeals slow at
s@1lkc. p n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were e57 head, and.
counting the stale stock, there were z cars on sale.
Sheep ruled steady. lambs Arm. Two and q half
cars were held over: Common to prime sheep, sold
at S90S4.bO a 100 Rs.; medium to prime lambs at
Sh.259S5. 40: :" culls' ut S4.25. Dressed mutton.
5h9Sc. q ~; dressed lambs. S6pkc. &
Receipts of hogs were 8,719 head. including ] car
for sale. Steady for live hogs at $~3.550S3.T5 y
100 Ba.
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Cotton moved upward aightly in tho early bust
vices, Southern buying and some local covering, but
latsr on the Improvement was host and a small net
decline Followed. owing to big receipts and more IA.
gusts. GA:, Dec. o. Rains, followed by heavy wind,
s Son.s 2 t sTsnsy;f09Sr Ga lq Dss. s Heavy fam stCn re: )
O'clock yesterday TO some time today very hoayy
ct tines and tefeEraphic reports indicate general
serious damage and loss to open cotton In fields.
Writer thinks outlook will be mostdisappointinG az to
quantity and quality that has ever been grown.
seems unlimited at still higher premiums, Demand
extends TO low as we'll as high. grades. and It IL pos.
llu isliS 10 s 81 ij De-. s.l hiT $ss.s ssae eo SsGtasio T.ry b G9,
rsining constantly for past thirty :siI hours, but
there Is very little cotton IN the aelds! Receipts arc
mills have fully half their supplies yet 20 buy"
Galveston. Tex. Nov. SIT. seems the croT Sst
moyed With greater rsihaity than ever before, AID
wrong. Some time ago. 4,OCo. 900 for Texas and
Indian Territory were talked OF. but tho writer
OF lower grades OF cotton coming in" = Bombay. Nov.
"a" Crop accounts gssetauy satisfactory. Sea.
sons rainfall ~ inches. against 80 last year" LIVER:
trade in Manchester has been 80 sound. Demand for
large Eastern markets is unusually brisk, enabling
spinners and manufacturers not only to secure busi.
liverpool, Nov. aS.-"Trado in Lancashire is Al aud
a long time, spinners and manufacturers are ELL
Raged well into next year, and could get orders to
5ert s sp5'1f II thsy eSrsd'S S,T Th So gsp ,3sitsS A tRn Mesa
York Cotton Exchange to-day with = view OF inquiT-
ing into American methods OF conducting the cotton
c5TFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at CSC. for No.
4 Futures closed quiet With prices unchanged to :
points lower, sales 1000 bags. HHyre declined ~,
warehouse deliveries, D,pHb bags. Rio was barely
sesady At 100 reiS declinsi receipts for two days. A.
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Real Estate Private salos.

whitehouso & Porter have sold to Oliver a.
Jennings the new tahle, No; JOB East Seventy.
fourth street, for about 3 5000.
Hiram RiDaldo d Brother have eold for Tully
4 Evans. TO Charles ,Lowenfeld, the. s~iX-story
double tenement, on lot 25XlO0, No. A Gouver.
neur street. for about $4,000,
William Rosenzweig has. sold to a Mrs. Dav,S
the three-etory brick dwelling. No. 1888 Madis
son avenue.
Mrs. Mary Brill has sold to s. Williams the
three-story brick store and single fiat. No. 2242
Second avenue. on lot 20xSO.
h 1--WE STORY fiat, on lot 30x1Q0.5, No. 1l2
West Sixty-flrst street. Is reported sold.
The sale TO foreclose, the second mortgage on
the Hotel Gerlach, which was to have been
held yesterday at the New York Real Estate
Shlesroom. was adjourned, sine die. 1t is
probable that an agreement between the parties
at issue has been reached.
The Frank l.. Fisher COMPANY has sold for
A.. B;Kiehtt the foIr-stqTy brownstone private
58x100t to O Mrs. Dodge for about $28.00O.
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Real Est.te Auction sale,.

.PhllipA. smyth sold. in foreclosure. the four
story stone-tront nat. No. 19p West Seventy
z. De Briailles. for SIG. 900 also. in foreclosure,
l17th street, a three-story brick dwelling, on
plot ~ ,7x100. to the plaintiff. 1. l; Sands. for
SIT, 900; also, in foreclosure. tho lot 26x122,
on the east side Of Kingsbridge road, 54.1 feet
north OF 167th street, to Leslie II. Palmer. for
tenement. No. 352 East Seyenty-eighth street,
25x1Q0, to Patrick A. and Richard I. Hayes, for
d. Phoenix Ingraham 4 Co. sold IN f~oreclos-
nre the six-story stone front building. No. SO
West Forty.second street. 20.Sx10O.5. to the
plaintiff. Annie D, Smith, for S11,500. y
William Kennedy Sold. by order Of executor,
the four and three story brick front and rear
tenements No. Alb West Fiity-fourth street to
Patrick Sicily for $13.I00.-
Samuel Goldsticker sold the plot. 50x1Ooe.
on the north side of East Ninety-eiGhth street,
300 feet east OF Fifth avenue. to Edmund Coffin
for $10.0
James L. Wells sold. In foreclosure. the plot,
SQxS7.6 on the south side OF First street. about
2S5 feet west of Fifth avenue. Wakefield, to
David +. Wright for $3,925.
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Conee showed lltllo Change, Tho oablcs were lower.
but the receipts continued light and there was very
little disposition 10 sell freely, and a email demand
easily sustained prices.
NAvALSToRrs--Spirlts quiet but hrm at 8el104oo
Common to good strained roein, s1.4b..
PnovIsIoSs-LArd was steady. prime Western,
Pork was steady. at Ss.5O9sp for mess. Meats were
quiet; pichled hams, T97xc:j do. shoulders. 40
Dressed hogs, 4s(0bNc. Butter-CreAmery west-
srn. extras 2oo2is.; do. nrsts ise lec,t state.
State, full, cream, large, colored or white, fancy.
10ci do. choice, eHc.; do. small, fancy, 10A810lfc.
E1Es-State and Pennsylvania, average best. FOG
2Ic,i Western, fresh gathered, ,nrsts. $50. Chicago.
moderately early on buying by commission houses
and afterward easing of on liberal, offerings from
at q small decline. A lower hog market and largo
receipts, together with the weakness in corn, don.-
nLted tc-day's market. The cash demand was moder.
ate and shipment large. especially OF meats
SuoAn-RRw wah firm at 4 7-l6c. for p8e test and
S15.16c. for epo test. Refined was more active and
hrmer. Granulated. SIC. European cables we're
easier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
9nbItr lOttres.

NEW YORK TEhAAINTEEGGs SCHOOL FOE
those desiring 20 enter, the school at that time an
sis%i nssa. IN T Pabi lie School sefS I. at Henry. 6 CATH ane
and Oliver Streets, in the rooms now temporarily
To be elizible for admission to this examination
persons must have graduatsd from sone high school
By the STATE s,s sSPerh,n Intend ntc Of a P%Sl,c s5nstTIction;
B 3 OF MANHATTAN n THE BRONX.
c Gsfe : sSh Of the City of Normal asi c Sepssn. academy
New York. 81. Francis Xavier hoade-
BARNARD College. 81. TeressSs Academy,
Manhattan College. UrsulinO Convent, Bedford
Xv. St. Ss5riels Academy for
BOROUGH OF BRooKLYN.
SrsaRR' ae@s% Manual Train. E5ssn a"sn 'i H%ff High
Giri.' High School. Nstiyity Academy.
Packer Collegiate Inst- Polytechnic Institute.
St. Agnes Female AeAde. deny
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BOROUGH Of sSG RICHMOND.
High schools.
For further apply in person or BY let;
Grand Street, or TO tho Principal, Augustus 8. Down
ing. at tho school.
STATE OF NEW Y~oRK-cIyIL ERvIC Ex-
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Assistant to the
An open competitive merit examination will be
held December -. 1898. in Albany and other cities II
warranted by the number of applicants for the posi-
ton OF Assistant to the Miscellaneous Reporter.
Salary 81, 900 per annum.
Intending competitors must he applications In the
once OF the Commission at least hye days before the
date OF the exaRination. No one will be admitted to
examination without the oflCiRl notice form 81 from
the Secretary of the Commission. Candidates sue
cessful in the merit examination will DO subject to
an examination forhtness on the part of the appoint
ing ofhcer before being eligible for appointment.
Applicants must be residents and citizens OF this
tion will be confined TO general legal topics. the
preparation of heAdnotes. .digesting and fndexing
perienco.
For application blank address Secretary. New York
CHARLES 8. FOWLER.
ALBANY. December6 3. Is9s.. Chief E1Aminer.
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TuEsDAI. Dec. 6.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
moderately active and frm. Sales $4,000
bush. for export hero and at tho outports.
including 2b2.o 900 here. No. 2 red In elevator.
7A<c.; No. i Northern Duluth 2ke. over De-
cember I. o. b.; No, 1 Northern New York Ike.
over December I. o. b.. afoat to arrive. The
Northwestern receipts were 1881 cars. against
2.041 last week and 1874 last year. Chicago re-
eeiyed 400 cars, against ITO last week. and 252
and declined &c. Bales 76S.060 bush. Prices
rs follows:
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-Four Persons Petition Against tn.
Nassau Combination Cars,

Apetition with the signatures OF 1000 citizens
Of the suburban towns Of Brooklyn was pro.
sented yesterday TO Mayor Van Wyck asking
for the removal Of the combination cars OF the
NASSAU Railroad. The active movers In tbe
AFFAIR are the people OF Bath Beach and Benson
hurst. and II Is asserted that the cars arc an.
dangerlng the health and life Of the public. Tho
petitioners request that immediate acton in
the matter be taken. An ordinance prohibit.
ing the uae OF these cars, framed 10y President
Grout OF the borough. In now in the hands OF
tho Railroad Committee OF the Council. but has
NOT vet been reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

quote 3 y cents at 100 francs T7Y. confines.
Exchange on London, 70 francs By confines.
amount Of Cramp Shin and Engine Building
Company stock at a price that pays On v cent.
Sutro. scholle 4 Co. announce that they are
prepared 20 deal In Newark Consolidated Gas
Company 8 y cent. gold bonds.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidatcd Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Diy~ision-5suprems court-Sos:: i. 10.
u su 10; N: y s%o ari e; ssl T. f fS: no. fSi Il i.2 ri
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ, Part M..coqrt opens
B Si1 lS;sS a @. ESP FL P'! ssl4 n1 itSs. ,7 RsF' 1 FaiLG iFSE.
E E E5ss: E$9$: ss ss sEs: s ssEs;: Ell rs: =5=S:: 5 s$sS:: s Ell:
sssS:. sSa9. HS Ss is95, 25sc; s5s5; y 2 ls5sa 2fss;
md sSd0 ia2 ssts; aog iss, f 60. iS s55. 81. 1 sae. saf, 1 hss
Part y.Icass:e aaanilshod. Cases Efrom Part ".
Part vI..zMotions from Part I. Part ylI,-clear
unfinished. Preferred causes-Nos. IT'S, edl7,
49, 49,. $685.. 1919, sstassI' S Soss 51ll9. aSl1' e3os'
1853. fsss. 1850 7tso. 1870, 1905: Part Il i..e
$S5sls' ,s sRs7' o$ g.? aI 5$Ss' s ssSs' i S5s5: s s5Ss: i fSSs:
t tsst y; FROM Fart fiji If. fran Fs@, Psf h. u; Part w.: ssss:
$685., $685., ss47. 1855, 1855. $50. sso3.. 1895. 1860,
27stA: s s1ss. G s7ss: a? s4ss: st sss,. S ssas, n sssS, $685. $500.
f fass' 1 from Fslt VI 4.Lc Raat T Cases from o Psss f EGH.
Part XI.-Case unfinished. Gases, from Part VII.
fe snraorate's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ssN 1852. VIM of
Anna SUTHERLAND at io:So A. \, For IgrG5ater
J.. NJ; Maria Crane. Richard Tierney, susan A. Val:
fannsi a La Forte :; @. at To- 1o:so a. Ss' ii. i-> W"
Ci;y Conrt1 Slso Term q hGenr. opens at 10 A M.
Nos. 5589. 1862. 1899. $3.50. Iold. 1908. 1912. 17o4.
1922 945s' eSTl, t2l, go. a4S2' e.. 1872. 1879
1879, SEQ. 343l, b32. 1902. Part H.-Cas unhn-
ished' Nos. 25Si. 1911. 49, 1872 1ssis 49,
532S, 1929, 1897, 1899, 1891, 1921, 1a45, 1885.
1871. 1867; 1885,. 1881, 1889. 1910: 1912, 1919.
Part W.-Clear. Nos. 1862. 1857, 1910. 1893. 1922,
1914. 1900. 1908. 1909. 1910. 1916. 1917. 1913.
1929, 1880, 1851, 1866, 1869, 1885. a10, 1871, 175a,
1855, 1876, l7pS, 17ga, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903. Part
Iy.-Clear. Short causes-Nos. 1904, 6oe5. 1925,
$3.50, e8o4. 5a38. 61os. 1910. 6oo7. o33l. 1892,
6233, Gill, 62a5. $3.50. 8lO5. G174. 61s6. 1886,
57se. 1924. 2724. 1888. 62l5, 1865, 4532, 624s,
6349, 612g, 6247.
Court of Appeals Calendar for To-Day.
ALBANY, Dec. 6.-Court OF Appeals day calendar
for tomorrow: Nos. 67S, $50. 631, $40, l24S, 67e.
5p5, 1920.
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Rnhlir slntires.

TpHFRE WILL BE A PUBLIC HEARING nv ~.
j New York Har, or Liue Board, II A.. NJ. Doc " :"
1923. on application Department DlcEa OF Now Yorf
city, for modification OF piorheld lin. FAST RiysIN
New York city, letween aist and b4tn sts. Persons
views. HENRY N. ROBERT. Colonel Enr,neerr.r
President.
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lipideuas mud guteress.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
New York, Noyember 30. 1sgs.aA quarterly diyi-
ON The eapital stock Of thfs company Viii be paid at
the ONCE of the Company, q Gortlandt Street; in
The transfer books will be closed from the close OF
business to-day until the morning of Friday, De-
cember 10, 1898.
BY order Of the Board of Managers. .
4 A. WALKER, Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU For THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. No 81 hambera Street
(s sHiItR BGIilidiingll; NSy Y1yk pecember 2, 1898.
have omitted 20 pay their taxes In tho Boroughs Of
Manhattan and The Bronx for the year 1898 TO ~
the same to the Receiver Of Taxes at bis Offices No III
Chambers Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. and
at I'd Avenue and nth street, In the Borough OF The
b5SaI. res2Setiysiy, before the hrst day ofJanusry.
York Charter chapter 37s. Laws Of 1917
lpon any such tax remaining unpaid after the nrst
dAN or December 1893, one per centum will be
charged. received. and collected, in addition 10 the
amount thercofi and upon such tax remaining unpaid
on the first day OF January. lsvv. interest will be
charged, received and collected upon tine amount
thereof at tho rate of seven per centum per Annum,
70 he calculated from the third day of October, 1878.
on which day the assessment rolls and warrants for
the taxes Of 1893 we're delivered To the said Receiver
OF Taxes, % the date OF payment. pursuant TO section
DAVID Z, AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes.
PROPOSALS. will be received al the Bureau OF sup
plies and Accounts, Navy department., Washing
Ton; D. ~ until IL o'clock noon December q. 1898,
aud publicly opened Immediately thereafter, TO fur.
nish at the New York Navy Yard q QUANTITY OF
Furnished upon application 70 the Navy Pay Once.
Y .S. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Now Buildings.

Plans were filed with the Department Of
Buildings yesterday for the following new
building:
building at south side OF 135th street, 100 feet
east Of Fifth avenue; architect. james W. Cole;
cost $4,000. .
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Changes in the Did Columbia College
Building.

Plans were filed with Building Commissioner
Brady yesterday by Charles G. Haight. archi-
tect. acting for DR.. John s. White. President OF
Berkeley School. for alteration OF the old Co.
and Madison avenue, formerly known as HAM
ilton Hall. These alterations will cost $4,000.
Later on the remaining half OF thefold college
buildings will be converted into bachelor
APARTMENTS. TO be called COLLEGE Gardens.
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gesl estate for SaIe-aew geraey.
gfaI estate Scr 2 ale-guug gslaaa.
araI gststs Scr Sale-Cuuutru.

no FOR THE SOUTH mo snow. no slush. but
Ii balmy and delightful. Our new ChicOra colony
feet climate. purest water; employment guaranteed
house rent free while building; farms 10 to 40 acres.
$3.50 cash. balance easy; excursion every Tuesday.
reduced rates. Full particulars OF RlSLEY, s 10
Cham bers st.
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900; stock, 3I0.oo0; exchange, & 1.16d, an advance
of 3-1dd. Santos was barely steady Mt 100 reis de-
cline, receipts for two davr, ~, 600; stock, SoT, 600.
The future trading here was as follows.
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Lake oe.........ie South Railway pr. 43h
Louisville & Nash. o6SlUnien Pacific" -. 3eh
New Yoh Central, Il 1NlUnion Paoino Pr. 7lh
Horfert 4 w pf. 80. 6oNIwabash pf....,". p2M
Finaisaios compare with those Of yesterday
"a follows.
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Furnished zaOOms gO yst-eruOhIgu.

HENRY ST., 14g. near Pierrepont Ht.-LArge ana
- small rooms 10 rent; convenient to bridge ana
Ferries excellent table board near; references W
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Total sales OF railway bonds tpGr value). 9I.<As.ooo.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES
Open. High. Lslo- -cIsHHo-
SS,,. ina. U. eat. Md. AGlsa.
B6626 Am sK.l27k 1874 1868 1851 lG6
$40 AnsRpll9h ll3kll3h 1l3Al /; 3K
400 An aM. l2h l2h I'm lex l2h
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West SIDE.

Two persons can I've accommodated with room and
Il board and receive every home comfort; moderate
terms. Mrs. SALB. I'll WAverley place
1nTK ST, 271 wFST.-Comfortably furnished
~ ronmH; excellent table; house heated use ~
parlor and piano.
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CoMrEND.

Total sales, 1900 shares.
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surp's. S2,4Il 800 Sl.Sed,00o Inc. Sb7B.287
,n The IL Long 1:1 Island , Ea Ira I dE reports EsSss earn .;
last Sff'i year, and net sYiS.asss. s an inc msnse 81
s7.5I4. For the four p9nta6s spdins. oet. 81
OF ss35.83y as Compared With the eorrespond.
ing period {da l ass year. and net sea2.o16. an
The Rio, Grande Western Railroad. reports
crease 81 $S.Bs5 as compared. With the Same
e @oass Of 81 sa.ssS Seaf For sf tie f fear si neStRs' s SS hnr
Sssrs 81; 5e 81 s5S's4 f't as sSSn psrs s VIII siE 2t ssr =
5 bssSS a decrease sss' q s II l .sSS year, Ah' not 'si''-
TIL Mexican Nqtiona! Railroad reports gross
q cff s56.S4s aG as G co%pars d s sRi1i the same sS ,n mSsss
S69,0Gl. For the ten months ending Oct. 81
s4sas ssG 81 s fa1F5p6t2ss a. w sSSp q ;lfe 8isa the ss con in.
o af"SsH' a Decrease crease Of y siss.i 5 anu not o.
Tho reccIpts q the Government to-day were;
fSSstG and s SisSslians6 5aser sfie FsssnG q total ss9T 81
81 .229.270. The disbursements were S1.374.-
900. IN excess Of expenditures over receipts OF
s sata RsSs b TaS s ESfsi 4S7. ST. Il ' h. fs spsns sSisr to
receipts OF $50, 570.987.
The official count of cash In the Treasury to-
day. compared with that OF yesterday. shows;
Gold coin and bullion, .a4a S .1so e s.4s 81
silver dpllars and bullion 7,bAI 1924 T,8bl,S77
United states a9tss l4'6si'67a lt'sSs'ii7
mand labllties.r,.... 2s'7l2.I6 2s'baS.6l3
including gold reserve, s20a, a35, o2A S20a .55T, GA
Money in London pa = cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills, 3 1909 v cent. Paris adyices
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Sfl.rt a~uara-BrnUhluu.

HENRY ST, 356.-Ncar South Ferry and Bridge
H cars; desirable sunny roomsi nrst-class board
So to 81.
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Sarnisasa ssDOms & apartments to II

West side.
WASHINGTON PLACE. % W~EST.-Ihrgc, rl"a'
w ant iront room; crate FIRE; also side room gem
tlemen only.
10TH ST.. ~ WEsT.-Boar optional; Iarse,
IL handsome room; also smaller ones; very i'"'
sonable: central: references.
2ESTH ST.. 1913 WEST.-Large and small han!'
sIo somely furnished rooms. all convenience
from -; ladies or gentlemen.
19D ST, 212 WEST. near Broadway.-Parlor pr,
re- ate bath; large room. southern eIp"sHI''
small room, 81.
1ErH ST., 34I WEST .-Double and single roorr'i
~ suits; families gentlemen; table boArden "e'
coInmodRted from 81.
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select 8Dara.


EXCHLLENT BOARD-S5 per week.
h NJ Madison av,, between 2sth and Goth st''
OSTH ST. no EAST near Madison s1usre
20 Handsome large and small rooms; delightful
table board; reasonable.
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Oats were dull on The spot but steady. Sales OF
$4,000 bush: No. 2 IN elevator slc;i DO. delivered;
ungraded white. 82038e. Futures were nominal.
Rye waa Arm at $50. c.L {. Buffalo for No. aWestern.
Buckwheat was easy ut b2053c. elf track. Corn
WAS fairly actiys on the spot and Arm. Sales OF
including 2Y2. 900 here. No. 2. in elevator. December
price; No. yellow, 20. over December; No. white,
INC. over December. Futures declined Nc. to nc.
Bales, $4,000 bush. Prices as follows:
~ Last
oDening. Highest. Low,it. Clonno. Nisht.
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