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, 1898-08-16

Congressman De Almond of Mis-
souri,, who rivals Champ Clark in hair
trigger ability, is looking ahead. He
thinks the next house OF representa-
tives will be democratic, and that the
speakers chair was built to fit him.
, 1898-08-16

The Georgia democratic state judic-
larry convention in Atlanta nominated
It's Tires candidates, transacted ats
other incidental business and adjourned
in forty-Ave minutes.
, 1898-08-16
4 DEMOCRATIC VIEW
HOW THE WYOMING POLITICAL
SITUATION STRIKES THE
DENVER POST.

This Rabidly Democratic Sheet Thinks
The Contest Will Be Close-Ac-
knowledges That the Republican
Ticket is a Strong One-Resume of
the Issues of the Coming Campaign
, 1898-08-16
THE PEAK.
State Auditor Owen and Party Accom-
plish Their Object.

Charles S. Greebaum today received
the following telegram:
Market Lake, Idaho, Aug. Is.
we planted our clubs colors on the
summit of Grand Teton at 4 p. M. Aug
ust 18th.
wv. O. OWEN"
1t will be remembered that MI. Owen
land a party of Cheyenne and Denver
men left the capital about ten days
ago with the intention of accomplish
ing the ascent OF the famous Grand
Teton peak, and it would appear from
the above that their efforts had been
successful.
The Grand Teton is a trife under
IA 1000 feet high. and its summit has
never been reached before, although
eight different attempts have been
made.
One mar connected with the Hayden
geological survey claims to have ac-
complished the feat. hut his story is
doubted. and he has never furnished
proof of his success.
The present attempt of Mr.. Owen is
his third trial and he is to be c%ongratu-
lated upon his success. The party will
probably not return home for several
days, as it was their intention to spend
some time in the country taking views
and exploring the mountains in north
western Wyoming.
, 1898-08-16

A ifne lot of furniture for sale cheap.
W. E. HOWARD.
Cor. Seventh St. and Park Ave.
, 1898-08-16

For the annual encampment OF the
G. A. R., at Cincinnati, O., III Septem-
Der. the Union Pacific will make the
greatly reduced rate from Laramie of
sS4.45 for the round trip. Be sure your
ticket reads via the Union Pacific,
For time tables and full information
call on G. CLARK, Agent.
, 1898-08-16

Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy to
operate. Cure Indigestion, biliousness.
Is cents.
, 1898-08-16

Scrofula Is the advertisement OF foul
blood. 1t may be enbirely driven from
they System by the faitht ul use OF Hoods
sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifles
the blood.
, 1898-08-16

The Republican only 50. per month
, 1898-08-16

FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms Tor
eM& 0ayor Hansen. ISL 9Th street
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dsys tseslph ven $1,000 bssr zhs n1ssnln
ceiptf n other words v9ro. compnreuver wostecse
bsgs arsinsf 1905 yesferday and Bh0ip . weed
ago. The September reccipta Of the bfAfiihn mar
tets sre hheiy 70 reach only L,asQooo basn Ehersss
million barr more than this. ~ ls tire that The
vorid'e stool o~ontinnes 20 increase, and that the sup-
blt on ths other hand ths prize g. low, receipts a.s
FILLING below expectkhons and. ~ alleady unfinished,
thsre Y : gsns5s, ~ ins og,sa sp6 & s September snd 90.
ssSS%1ibs:ss. oetoSsf. Fovsmssr and Dseespbsr.. ls4e
%, October and NovemSSsr' s.ssslo. Tn vss qaist
Spot and September, Ie.t0010,2oc; October and
epol September. October, November and December.
sJN SSSi Sss%osRSs ssis s.s S e aps e Ss.SS for : sSSS6 =
PRovnIoss.-Lard was dull. Prime. ss.75asS.z7 k;
Sssned ss tSG sss cScauttimnSsaats: S Wsfe steady sS5H but quiet Ta%.
RLchlea hams 7Ae7hoI %. ssiliss. g.
ssHSle'rs;s xS 3Se',o'b ut Rss.ss er.a nSss; eRRsSsss9;
extras, a1ei arstn, Iee2oo.i seconds dI3feleke:;
t 1sE Ssei ,SsrS. sat- y s:o s : lSG2ohCAb t assse
State. fun cream, Iarrs, colored and white.
fa.ncy shoslci choice. sNeI eood 70 prime
I'd wsits. fancy. sEe.., rcd 10 !sScisSs %
s sSs P,p SST%S5 e S,.S sS SsIih.r rS13 saey hffggsESSStsssSs.;;
WestSrn. Rsney.i5e; lfSr % so6d. ISsisl5a. chi
ego. sept 1I..."McdsrAte buying Of lard BY sey.
s e. PRossT. rect EsscteS IFFS.issi sS ,o tTG% p.S AZ sssy ~ SR q.
siS:inT vas quiet & 3 mail d%sciins. The free hog
movemen and unfAvorAble. yellow fever news veFe
fair; $1,000 hogs are estimated for to.morrow.
eUoAR--HaW vas dull; 6pe test. stc.; e0s tosA
1S.1oo, Retired yas duli soft grades were easy' no
TosAooo-The semi.weskly sales were 200 easss
1897 ziminers q ieA01eei Sc Cases 1899 Mev
and so baiss snmatrn in bond, e5c.oSi.d6.
cHIckoo, Sept a7.-Theso were to-day'S prices,
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BANK RoBBERs GET $4,000.
The Mortally Wound q Banker and Escape
on . Handcar.

The Mortally wound q Bankora and Escape
on . Handcar.
FLORA. Ind, Sept. 27.-At3 O'Clock this morn
ing W. H. Lemon. sole proprietor ofthe Farmers
State Bank. was awakened by the report Of an
explosion. He stepped to the front door OF his
home. which is only a few rods north Of the
ban building. and saw a group Of men stand
ing at the bank. He asked what was the mat
ter. and was told to &C into the house and mind
his own business. There was a terrific second
explosion. and Lemon then fired his revolver
into the group. realizing that an attempt was
being made to rob the bank. The reply was
the firing Of both barrels Of O shotgun at the
banker. One load struck him in the breast. In
FLEEING q probably mortal wound, and tho
OTHER went wide OF the mark.
Lemon fell. and before help could be sum-
moned the robbers had secured $1,000 In gold.
$1,000 in silver and $4,000 In notes. Then the
robbers escaped to the Yandalia Railroad
tracks; where q handcar was in waiting. Lemon
fired his revolver into the gang. The car was
run into the country. where horses were
mounted and the robbers made good their es-
cape. Aposse Of fifty men is now securing the
country for the bandits. II Lemon should live
he will lose the sight OF his right eye.
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NEW YoRK, Tuesday. Sept. 27.-Receipts Of beeves
to-day were ,112 head. all for the market; and. includ-
ing the stale stock, there were 1871 cars on sale.
Pnces were steady and demand fair; seven cars were
held over. Medium to choice native steora sold ct
e4.750Sb.6o a 100 Ds., oxen at eA0S4.<o, bulls AZ
S3093.o0, cows q. 81 .9o0S3.o5. Dressed beef was
steady at TH09Mc. q n. for native sides. The
cables received to-day quoted live cattle Arm at 11HO
l2fc. 2 d. dressed weight; refrigerator beef. ONO.
p b. Exports to-day, 600 beeves and ? $40 quarters
Of beef; tomorrow, 2,460 quarters.
Receipts Of calves to-day were $50 head, includ-
ing 8 direct; and with the stale stock there wero
LOO calves on sale. Poor TO choice veal9 sold
at S59SS.50 q 100 Dn.; grasserS and buttermilkH, at
SO. QS4.2 5; fed calves, at z.5o9S5; 2 cars of
Westerns. ut S595.3o. About 500 calves were held
over. City Creased vealg slow at 9@12c. RD.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs to-day were 2.332
head. all for the market, and. counting the
was only fair; and prices steady for sheep and .
trihe hrm for lambs. Nine and q half cars were to
sell at the close. Ordinary to prime sheep sold at
IS. Dos so 100 bs.; medium TO choice lambs at
dressed lambs, 70 Toe.
Receipts of hogs to-day were 2.9A9 head. In.
Guiding q car for the market. Steady for live hogs at
S4.150S+.Ao p 100 hB.; Western pigs, 1878.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28

The ipmen from Augusta to-day were 1899
bales. Memphis Lac. 81. Louis 1.ad9. CINCINNATI
20p and Houston 8O,013 bales. The receipts for
Houston tomorrow are estimated at Io.s6ot to Ii 500
bales. against 13.216 last week and y.1so last year.
New Orleans expects 5000 to 1900, against $3.50
last week and $3.50 last year. Tho Signal Service
predicted fair weather for tonight and Wednesday
In Tennessee, western Texas. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory; for Alabama. western Florida, Mississippi,
Louisiana and eastern Te1as. fair tonight, followed
and Georgia. fair tonight. followed by increaS-
ing cloudiness on the coast; eastern Florida
cloudy tonight and Wednesday: The RAINFALL was
Zoe inch At Jupiter, fia and 2 trace Ct ChaEleeston.
At one time. but, recovered and advanced 0 points.
Futures here declined 2 % 3 points. recovered this
and advanced Z to y points. but lost part Of this
and closed very steady with prices 4 to q points
higher for the day. The future trading was ~ fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
LAKEWOOD HOTEL PROPERTY SOLD.
Marcus slime, Who Held the Mortgage, BID
1t In-Company to R~eorRanize.

Marcus slime, Who Hold the Mortgage Bid
1t ~In-Company to R~eoFRanize.
LAKEWOOD. N. j.. Sept. 27.-The Lakewood
Hotel. with its furniture and all the real estate
owned by the line Forest Sand and Land Inn
provement Company here. were sold this after
noon under foreclosure OF mortgage. Marcus
Slime Of New York, who held o mortgage for
property included the groundA on which the
links. Of the Coli Club OF Lakewood are
It is proposed to ~reorga1ize the company.
whose indebtedness. including tho mortgage.
is about $500.000 and by issuing . new mort
gage and bonds to. buy property. Extensive
improvements are being made In the hotel.
and IL will be opened about Nov. 10. The sale
will not affect the golf club in any way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
MORTALITY IN THE STATE.

Il,80a Deaths in August, OF which e,ABl
Occurred In New York City.
ALBANY. Bept.27.-The State Board OF Health's
bulletin for August fixes the annual death rate
for the State from all cause per 1000 popula-
tion at 20. as against 20.60 for the preceding
month. and 19.7 IS for August. 1897. The total
number OF deaths was 1892. Of which 6.451
occurred In .Ney York city DIVIDED as folloYs:
Brooklyn. 2.187.. In the maritime. sanitary
distrtct. comprising. Long Island. Manhattan
and the towns In Westchester, county. there
the month. which caused 100 deaths. ninety
three being in New York city.
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Ice Coordination Formed.

BATE. Mo-. Sept. 27.-Al the large Zoe com
panies OF Maine have consolidated into one
company. to be known as the Kniokerbocker.
and Morse. q Co. Of this city will control the
output. The stockholders OF the Companies
get share for share In the new company. and
tho capital will run, Into millions. 1t is pro-
dicted that the combine will control not only
the price, but freight rates In vessels. as there
will practically be no competition.
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TUESDAY. Sept. 27.-GRAIN-whsat--spot was
hrmer and fairly active. The sales were 472.-
900 bush. all for export, including 10000 No.
. red. 10000 spring here. and 10000 at the
outports. There were rumored sales Of about
10000 bush. more for export. but not con-
firmed. Free on board afioat; No. 2 rcd, 70Xc.
No. / northern Duluth. 79Kc.; No. 1 hard Du-
luth. 90Kc.: No. 2 red in elevator. THO. Fu-
lures advaced No: to 10. on all months except
September. which wal 2Xc. higher. Future
sales 1.490.000 BUSH. as follows:
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I4ta1uTint.
10 he s~haTuhpltsrs " to
Minnesota Iron COnpaHy,
nIlnsls sissI cSuplnb
EIEIa, IuIIst 3 Easien Railway COnplnI

pnr-,.,t A, srra,->nru,. rsoae b q nyndicats for
A sTohhnre Of shares Of me a~borenausd oompa-
nisa for shares Of the Federal Steel o., The under
signed eivs notice thatln behalf Of such eyndieAse
they ere each prepared 70 Fsoeivs eerahoases ~ ~
such sharea for purpose Of such exchanGs on thet toll
lowing basis and nuhiset 70 thet conditions,
Wiki
Fooh existing shnrs o. NfInaesota Yroa 90. cupon
payment thereon Of ne SUN of osT.IO IN eashO 70
BE- snHusd 20 1.sSs-l, 900 shares IN p~refsErsd stock
Of Federal Steel Company. and l-Ba-1Sooo nhnFea
IN common stoek Of Federal Steel Company.
Each existing share Of nlinois Steal %. tupon Day-
msnt thereon Of the sum Of oeo IN cash - be en-
titled TO 4 shhrp IN preferred stOok o. Eedsr1 Steel
Company, ana s-1O 81 one shars n common stock Of
Federal Steal Company.
Eaeh existing share Of Egin, Soise end Ensterh
RsilWny %. upon payment thereon o. ne suna q
017.60 oanh) % BE- entitled 70 - q one shAss
IN preferred stool Of Federal etsel COMPANY end
5-10 Of one share In common stoak osBsdsEaiDessi
Company.
Shares Of ne HrinnesotA Iron o., ne IIIlneis Bassl
o.. and the Elsin, Joliet ana Eastern ~. o.. - m
sure participation IN this arrangement mustbo a.
positsd with either 81 ths underuigned Trust Gem
panies not later than ootobsF 1sL 1899. Suh3Oot 70 ne
abovs4msntohea caSh payment IN rs-peot thsrstN
and such cash payment must b made - me sans
Trust Company not later than October 1ofh. Ieeo.
Transferable receipts WIN Be issued for depoaftsd
sharss. and the caah pAymonA. when made. WI ~
noted on such receipts.
The Of ne proposed arrangement
n dependent upon IL acceptance by holders ofs
least tWothirdh In amount Of the shAro1 Of each 81
the three constituent companies.
II. for any reason. the arrangement shan NOT b
carried out. the deposited shares and the eesh paye
ments viii be rsturnsd upon surrsndsF Of eur ~
ceipts.
All shares for dsposit must b aasignod IN blank
and must have proper rsvenuostamps attached.
The shares Of ths Federal Steel Oompapy are Of
the par value Of 600 eaoh. Suitable cash settle
ments viii be made at time Of delivery Of the new
stock in respect 70 f~rAotona Of shares Of such stook
aooruing 10 any Deposition.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY,
b. Paul Building. ass broadway.
New York.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
Amss Building. Warrington stEosA corner Of cOuzA
Boston. Mass.
New Yofk and Boston. soptsmbsr 10th. 1888.
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UNION RAASSEtIc RAILHOAD co.

The First Annual Meeting OF Tho stoohboIa.r. ~
Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY VIM held III ~
once OF me Company ~ sAlt Lake City. Utah. on
IueadAyt October II, 1895, At twelve O'clock. noon
for the election OF .hfteen Directors q the ConpSn1
and for tie transachon OF such other businasS AZ naax
legally come before the meeting,
Tho books for the transfer OF stock viii be eiossd
Tor the purposes Of the meeting a. the closS Of 6ud.
rOoDenad on the day folloEingt he nesting.
Esu TOrk. ssDtsHbsEas !. 1853. s'o'''AES'
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Conee moved up slightly. a. there was .eonle buying
for long account and . little covering, while there was
still . noticeable diginehnAtion 70 sell. Rio exchange
advanced Ltd. to 3d. the highoat quotation, within
much disposed 20 make hTm onera At figures near the
parity Of the New York market Bio JAnoiro Wa
$4,000 BAGS. santos was steady and nnchangedI tive
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TRANsPAoIFIo MAILs.
PUEBLO NOTICE.

Application having been made 10 the Board Of
NAilLoAd commissioners Of the State Of New York
by the Cross Country Railroad Company a raIlroAd
proposed TO be- located In the counties Of KinRs ana
9usenal, under the provisions Of section 80 Of To-
Railroad law, for the certificate required under said
section. that the provisions OF tho soOtion have been
compiled with and that public conyenienca and 4
ialroad. notice y hereby given that a public hear.
ing on said application will lie held by the Board OF
RAILROAD Commissioner at the Fifth Ivenne UotSi
N inc city q New York. on Thursday. October 9th.
JOHN 9. KENYON. Secretary.
NoTICE-THE CENTRAL NATIONAL[BINR on
~ located At Milwaukee. IN theststS
OF Wtsconetn, is closing up its affairs. All note hold-
ere and othera. creditors OF said aaHoclaiion. Hre
therefore, hereby notified 70 present the note and
Dated Aug. II. 1905. ' o-Ahisr'
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TUESDAY. eepk "a,
No chfrf sbeguiAtlvg ~e1ponents OF the In
du fidt stoeks are playing hGreAt game upon
ths noor ofthe Stock Exchange, 70 the disoom-
nturo Of their following and the detriment Of
laeTiimato business. They dropped the price
Of Amodoan Tobacco 8 pointa within the nrst
hour Of busiusss to-day. making the total de-
cline IN that stock within q week moro than 20
points. This movement has taken place IN the
face OF The aoduisition Of at least one and prob
ably two Of the largest competitors Of the
company IN the ping tobacco manufacturing
business. Il r. reasonable. therefore. to
infer that large speculative holders OF Ameri-
can Tobsoco who have been oognizant OF the
prosreas made toward reducing competition
have taken part OF their profits and are bent
up6n recovering their stock a. cheaply - pos
oIhi6. that they may make another turn upon
the long tlde whom further progress u made
toward minimIHing competition. American
Tobacco rallied foverishly from the lowest
prizes. but the maximum recovery was not
maintained. and the fnal figure was bk points
below that Of yesterday, making the net loss
for yesterday and to-day nearly IL points.
The manipulation, OF the list outside OF To-
baeco. which yesterday appeared 70 DO for the
purpoee OF steadylnG the market while the In
dustrial under consideration was being sold.
Wabto-day in the direction Of lower pricee.. In
other words. the programme yesterday seemed
% be 70 market stock upon ~ advan-
taeeouS terms - possible. whereas to-
dayisa ropurchasing movement seemed to
be in progress.. American Tobacco sup
piled moro than 20 y cent. OF the total
transactions; yet when the transactions
IN 10 are reduced to full stock. it appears that Il
was NOT ~ extensively dealt In as Sugar Rein
ing. The fluctuations in the last named were
orratio. After an advance OF moro than q point
It broke moro than y cent, and alta fractional
recovery closed nearly points lower than yes
terday. The other Industrial stocks suffered
net losses Of 102 y cent. with the United
States Rubber c~onspicuously active and weak.
The tendency Of the market for the Indus
trial shares induced selling Of Peoples Gas.
Northern Paoido issues. Brooklyn Rapid Tran
cit and Atchison preferred. Tho speculation
IN the last named was adversely affected By
the uniGyorable showing Of the company for
last month. which 10 due chiefly to the fact
that farmers are holding back their wheat.
There was again an absence Of sup
porting orders in Peoples Gas and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. both Of which closed materially
lower than yesterday. The course Of the mar
ket was influential In changing speculative
nentiment In consequence tho Street Rener-
ally became very bearish. London did next to
nothing In to-day's market. being engaged in
the fortnightly settlement. The closing was In
the main heavy.
New York Stock EHehanGS-Salss Sept. 81.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 8 1.ooos.
az Us %. WI / Us -. Q. 1926. l27N
"a Q. 1OoTl12
-~rr-o - -r---
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Barley-Was steady. New feeding, e7<o.. cost and
freight TO Buffalo. Rye-WAs weak. No. 2 Western.
demand and hrm. The sales were 4eb, 900 bush.,
Of which 10000 was for eIPort, Including 1A4. 900
No. 2 yellow here and $4,000 at the outportS on
R RsSs' but twin Without IL. 3 m mSds IN 9 Sis-
yaior. $4,000 at .04A@5bc.. Futures advanced No.
10 Nc. Future sales 10000 BUSH. a. follows;
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Oats-Bpot were stronger and moderately active. Tho
sales were w. 900 bush o. which 69.oooN3. 2 clipped
e gee NJ . DO, 26ISo; No, 2 elippea, 1000 az
white, 2sIc.; track white, $1,000 at 2708Ic.; track
mixed, 2gS27hc.i No. 2 white clipped. 2gsGc.i No. 8
buoyed up with higher cables. an active export
demand. small offerings and an increasing do
mAnd from the shorts. New York. too. was the
banner market It led the way and the Western mar
kets followed. Liverpool advanced Nd. 10 IJtd.
continues. There Was q good export for both spring
and hard Winter; largely from the United Kingdom.
last week and 4sS tAst gear; While the sstimAte for
Wero 100000 bush. There WaA considerable for
eign buying Of sast-endsre. Al Minneapolis price,
were strong, with a good cash demand. An ohlolal
OF the Atohlson and Santa n Railroad sAid: Our
adVieea from Kansas state that the farmers are hold
ing 100000 buah. OF wheat because money IL
plentiful and they lock for better prioea." Mr.. John
Dupeo said; There viii be time enon8h 10 cell
and premiums forth deferred options" The North.
WestsEn rsoeDts to-day we're I.710 oara against sac
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r. 7ss sRS WISCONSIN Central isss
commerclal price Of bar siivsr in New Xcgk,
Mexican oliver dollars were quoted at27Eo.
quSoSVs1iy a fn ~ fSst cent. for sixty and ninetS GSyS.
SSs * q ) I sSca i SiI 5SHT soy; E5o SSS sssSE
lateral. Commercial phpeT y quoted ~ 3NE0
* sSd 2 p,, Scnt :,I iSE S SaSs TscSlSrsslS; SsSs sSsr
names. 6S5KN cent.
Sterling exchange ruled Arm At q slightly
H HssC sS lsy %s 81 g Sn sssss oS S q iR.I EoaS o t@s SISse
Tor ssterlihr are; Sixty days. apd Sisht.
X A SlsSt d EnsfHts a si.s4 kop Sn Sll cs;bie ssSr1sSs s.
ERA Ist ios I6nr Francs SGS s SSS SsoSsfSS q ~ S sSoTs:
SeIchsmRrks. StS oak Tor IcpG, end Se{tS
sSoar lSTae s IST q sSG T1Ie saoSSsT Fo;r s SsaasSO lO-1o
1d RsR0: ssS.s sT pfs%ISm on SSSrl sSEsi 9Sssin.
S:iSSi:o1SSsIi sSSI6ln S.;'Ss cent: PEs% !! TsT
ciai, SIPS discount Ban FTancisco-siehkI7k
gents premium; telegraph. x, cents premium.
discount OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bSnka, par.
over counter, 80 cents premium.
In the outside market qlycosqgpGar Rs9p-
p y ,sHSS%S ss I oSSSsffS1 3 2SSSsPrf af0 s@i
certificates closed e 4l4Stl6: STANDARD
fSsS SSGGSSSHS&R u e 6ssss $s sBs ssS P %%sssSas Ss
Gas at 21S2S- preierred- ct 9TS69, end the
bonds ct 9gH9i004; .BqhAlo, Gas q 21022k,
i00HSi0iK!i Broofiyn and New yeIS 1Tsry
q 3oX93sH. and the bonds at 9oH903kt
8e06ok.
Exports Of general merchandise from theport
ofNey YORK Ter The geek ending to;aaS were
t SSSaT Sseoe q Mss ,2S and 1 Sg.4SS.7 u 4 s ssS oo n
reapondinR week OF last years Rinoq Jan. i.
spending period OF last year.
The Rhode Island Perkins HorBoshoe Com
pany has declared o quarterly dividend of ]
y cent, on its preferred stock. payable oct. 10.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company no.