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A sos 900 FIRE At ATLANTIC CITE.
Academy or Music. n Hotel. and Boardwalk
Structures Ifurnea.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Feb. IA fire entail
Ing q loss of $65. 900 started shortly after 3
o'clock this morning, and for the second time in
Its history the Academy of Music. at the corner
OF New York avenue and the boardwalk. was
destroyed. The fire Is supposed to have orig
mated in the billposting room in the Academy.
New York avenue. was destroyed. On the beach
front the vitascope building was damaged.
5000; Thomas j. Keller, restaurant. $4,000:
Thomas Newell, toy store. 1850. A. l. Meyers.
photograph gallery. $500; I. Mervine's bath.
houses, $4,000; Stewart McShea, household
goods stored over the Academy Of Music. g.. 900;
tho Columbian phonograph parlors. damaged by
wafer, $500. The loss on the Academy of Music
was $40. 900. and on the Bryn Mawr Hotel $l2,-
600. All the buildings were wooden.
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Mrs. Dc po,sa BsIlelsIe wan,. : Dlvsres.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Mme. Frances e. De Poyen
Belleisle has begun a suit against her husband.
Prof. Rene De Poyen Belleisle. for divorce. on
the ground of extreme and repeated cruelty.
Prof. DE Poyen Belleisle is a West Indian. the
son OF French parents. His wife Is an Ameri-
can. They were married In Baltimore, where
have one child, a boy about 8 years old. The
professor 10 considered one of the brightest
W. He came TO the University of Chicago in
1888 from Johns Hopkins University. where he
had been an honorary, fellow. he took his doc:
here with the rank OF assistant professor in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08
NO GEonGE MIN ON TIE jury.
Henry GrorEe's Widew Sues the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Damages.

tuilrunO % DauihEets
Mrs. Annie C. George, widow OF Henry
George, had oil trial before Justice Giegerich of
tho Supreme Court yesterday her action to re.
cover SIS, 600 from the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for personal injuries. Tho injuries
consisted OF tho tearing of n lateral ligamcnt in
her left ankle and the wrenching of tho ankle,
and were received by her on March "a. 1894. In
the selection of jurors each WINS asked II he had
voted for Henry George. The son. for Mayor, and
one juror was excused WHO said he had SO voted.
The jury consists OF men who voted for other
candidates.
Mrs. George was returning from Chicago,
where she had been with her husband, who was
lecturing in that city. She stopped at Philadel-
phia 10 take breakfast and see some friends, in.
tending to take u later train for this city. Her
ticket gave her this stop-over privilege. She re-
turned to the station in the carly afternoon in
Philadelphia TO get another train and passed
through the outer gate. when. her foot caught in
n hole in the flooring. she fell, and had to be
carried into the waiting room. She testified
that she was in bed for several weeks. and there.
after had to walk about on crutches. She said
that she suffered overwhelming. pain, and that
her foot still troubles her. The defendant denies
that she received her injuries through their
negligence.
The case was not concluded.
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Wis. serber sworn In as n Lawyer.

Seventy new lawyers were sworn in by the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday. There was only one woman among
them, Miss Alice Serbcr of 1870 Lexington
avenue. Miss Serber was born In Russia, and
has been in this country about half q dozen
years. She was grad uatcd from the University
Loew and her father. Miss Loew was admitted
about two years ago.
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POOL AND CREME DE MESrHE.
sIagistrnte Lets Go n Negro saloon Keeper
WhO sold IL on sunday.

Oliver II. Black. a negro who keeps a saloon
at 225 West Sixtieth street. was his own lawyer
when arraigned in the West Fifty.fourth Street
Court yesterday for serving drinks on Sunday.
He apparently thought he could provo his limo,
cence If no showed that there were no sand
witches on tap when the arrest was made; so.
after getting the officiating policeman to admit
that he saw none. no called Martha Johnson of
Asbury Park as n witness.
She said she had some creme de. menthe In q
bowl ana eight pigs feet at the saloon. but say
no sandwiches. The prisoner, In summing up
as his own counsel, commended that creme dc
menthe was not Intoxicating. and that no had
given il to his lady friend any way.
Magistrate Pool said he didn't know anything
about creme do menthe. but hat Black mustn't
give away any more on Sunday. So deciding,
he dismissed the case.
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4 WARTIME HUILDING TO GO.
VILLA msbarG's Foris-seventh Regiment Armory
Has Hecome Dangerous 10 Pedrsirians.

Has BrcOme DANGEROUS 20 Pedrsirinns.
The old nrmory building on the southeast cor
ner OF Bedford avenue and North Second street.
Williamsburg, which was erected during the
war, Is to be torn down.. For many years It was
occupied by the Forty-seventh Regiment.
About twelve years ago Mansfield Post. OF
which Police Captain Short Is the Commander,
rented 1t. and named tho building Grand Army
ond street side began to crumble, and the Build.
ing Department condemned the structure. Tho
post secured other quarters. The falling of
bricks has made the streets about II dangerous
for pedestrians, and when recently the rear wall
appeared to be SO weak that there was a fear
that the building would collapse the police noti-
fied the Department OF Public Buildings. and an
order WIS issued that the building he, demol-
ished. Men began work yesterday on tho most
dangerous parts of the walls.
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SIS Amsterdam. from New York. at Rotterdam.
SIS Auguste Victoria, from New York, at o!hraltAy.
So Scotia, from New York, q: Narcotics.
Ss TurRnian, from New York. at Liverpool.
81 Mannheim. from New York, at CuShAven.
Bs Peconic, from New York. at Gibraltar.
ss Alsatia from. New York, at MarseilIes.
SIS Buffalo. from New York. at Hull.
SIS Foreland. from New York. az Hamburg.
SIS Geestenunte. from New York. at Cuxhaven.
SIS Herschel. from New York. at Manchester.
Bark D. II. Morris, from New York. r. Queenstown L.
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The sIennest Thief Magistrate Crane Ever Had
Brfore Him.

nefore Him.
Jacob Scheik. who says he lives at 1873 Lewis
street, was held for trial In tho Essex Market
Court yesterday for robbing little boys OF their
winter clothing.
Detective Mooney saw Scheik in Madison
street on Sunday afternoon with q b Us over
coat under his arm. He arrested Scheik, who
could give no satisfactory explanation as to how
he obtained the coat. Shortly after he had been
locked up several boys. who said they had b en-
robbed by Schoik. identified him. When Magis'
tratc Crane heard tho story, he said: =.
"You hcat the record as a mean thief, In all
my experience on the police court bench have
never seen a thief that descended quite so low.
! hope, when you go TO the penitentiary that
they will nut you out breaking stones In tho
midfle OF winter dressed In a linen snit. Then
you can realize what II means to steal the clothes
IRON these poor little children"
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GREENWICH. Conn. Feb. IAN alarm OF fro
was sent in last evening from tho Milbank
place. now occupied by Mrs. A. A. Anderson
and formerly the summer home OF Boss"
Tweed. Fire had started in tho tool room Of tho
barn and was within o yard OF the hay when dis
were stored q number of valuable paintings
which were Tweed's pride and which since bis
had them placed in. Blk valuable horses also
escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08

SIS Prussia. from Hamburg for New York.
SIS Fulda, from Gibraltar FOR New York.
So Paraense. from Cear1 for New York.
IS GrRuRense. from Para for New York.
Sc Peruvian. from Glasgow for New York.
Sa Prussian. from Hamburg for New York.
Sa Elleric. from Port Natal for New York.
IS Manitoban. from Altca for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08
ArrIved--MospAY. Feb. 2.

So La Gascogne, BAudelon, HAvre Jan. go.
So Asiatic Prince. Anderson. Santos.
IS HindoC, Cox. Hull.
Ss Lucigen. Brown. Shields.
SIS City of Washington, Burnley, Havana.
So Bolivia, Baxter, Marseiiles.
IS Convention, C!igg, Baltimore.
S. Calico. Fisher. Rio JRneiro.
SIS CITY OF Kingston, Sickerson. Kingston.
lFor later arrivals see First Page.l
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Perry Belmen. to Give . panco on Fob. d.

FeFFy Defmout 70 VTVe . Dhuco Oh Feb' W.
Perry Belmont will give a dance at his resi-
denoe. $50 Fifth avenue, on Monday. Feb. 81.
1t will be the first entertainment Of the kind
given by a bachelor this winter. Other dance
cards just issued are those of Mrs. James A.
Burden OF 9OS Fifth avenue, also for the night
as that of Mrs. Burden Is for her second son, and
will be O college affair.
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New, na,ul.,.r to slam Ea,srtal.ea.

Col David B.. sickels. late Minister to Siam,
entertained at the LotoS Club last evening the
Hon. Hamilton King, recently ApDointed Minis.
ter 10 Slam, and tho Hon. Isaac y. Smith, Slam
ose COnsul9 enerGl AT this city.
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the Lizard.
SIS American. from New York for London. passed
the Lizard.
SIS Brooklyn city. from Now York for Bristol. passed
Brow Head.
SIS Critic, from New York for Leith. passed Butte of
Lewis.
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Marine INTELLIG EyCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC This DAY.
Sun riaes... : 02 Sun sets.. . ee Noon rises. 2 4e
HIGH wATER-THis DAY.
Sandy Hook. q 10 Gov. bird. 8 az HeIl Gate. 10 85
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The agents Of the Book Concern were not pres.
emit to defend their action in this particular mat
tor. They were out Of the city on business re-
lating to the contemplated changes In the house.
In their absence they were bombarded for at:
tempting to remove this store. A woman OF
prominence in Methodist circles was also at the
Book Concern yesterday. to offer, her protest.
She inquired Of the head clerk: Would i be
liable to arrest II I tore down that sign on tho
am afraid you would be liable. madam"
nI "WSiila ! e. gss ss,d I will let it alone then for the
In conversation with several clergymen yes
terday, after the close of the meeting, a sun
reporter learned that q majority OF the minis
ters present are opposed to this particular pro.
posed change. They regard 1t as a step in the
wrong direction. On the other changes pro-
posed they are in accord with the agents. The
meeting did not reach " vote. The Rev. DR..
Robert Crook OF Southport, Conn.,. remarked as
IF ali the gas that was let loose in that meet
ing to-day could have been bottled up, they
would have enough TO light tho entire publish
ing house."
To a SUN reporter tho cashier Of the publish
ing house said: The agents have decided to go
out of the retail outside. book business. Tho
margin of profit In the sale OF outside publica-
lions does not warrant keeping 30 large a sales
room open for that kind Of business. We hope
to be able to rent tho store for at least $4,000.
We think a less expensive part of the house Will
answer for the salo Of our own publications,
which we propose hereafter to confine our at
tention to. Anyway. our orders come mostly by
mail and we really don't require 30 much space"
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8usiness Intire5.

Mrs. NinsIow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Eoftens the gums. reduces Inflammation. al.
lays pain, cures wind collie. diarrhGa. csc. a bottle.
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"Attimes it's inconvoniont not to grow the sarns
sire as other men grow, but such is ntc." writes .
customer.
Have patience, my dear Sir;
the world is progressing; we have
for you clothing ready to wear,
just as for your smaller brothers.
Trousers from 40 to 81 inches waist measure,
under and ovorcoats. from 4s to SO inches breast
measure. ~
Sack suits. cutaway and frocf coats; silk lined. n
you want them.
But all at our Prince st. store,
remember!
ROGERS, PEEr e. Go.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thrift. second and Broadway.
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NOOK ooxoEsx RBrRBxoH1ve.
Gives Up re- General uoeN store. whereat the
Preachers Get Excited.

The removal of the printing and manufaotur-
ing department Of the Methodist Book Concern
90 we'll as the large store or salesroom on the
ground floor OF the building came up for discus
sion at the Methodist proachers' meeting hold
in the chapel Of the Book Concern yesterday. 1t
was apparent to evory one present long before
tho meeting began that q storm was on the
horizon. Several prominent olerRymeu were
intensely In ecrnest about something that was
going to happen. Many had come from long dis
tances TO attend this particular meeting.
The session was held with closed doors. It
was learned, however, that tho chief excitement
was due to q largo card in the window which
road:
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THIS STORE FOR RENT. /:
: Our RETAIL business IL TO Be REMOVED TO An
oTnRR PANT OF THE BUILDING. SUITES OF OFFICES
FOR RENT. I:
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THE TRADE ~ CHTC4GO.

Chicago. Nov (SpecaD.- Wheat closed 40
&c over Saturday. The market at times was
over calls December opened at 65l446Jigc. sold be-
tween 65a,c and 5isq65t.c and closed 65}sc. May
closed at 66i4c. An apparent renewal OF the war
scare abroad the factor; consols of S-l6d ara
rentes off a. centmes Shorts were anxious 10
cover There was a general desire 10 even up over
election. 1t was felt If the Republicans carried
Newly ork, everything. grain as well as securities
would temporarily respond with an advance. Inc
continental wheat markets were lower; but Liver
pool was &d I'd. higher. The statistics as RUE
we're bearlsh The visible increase 152lG0O bushels.
was larger than expected. There was an Increase
on passage Of $4,000 bushels and an Increase in the
English visible Of 2s5 900 bushels The worlds ship
ments TO- 1900 bushels, were 100000 bushels over
the week previous. and 100000 bushels over last
year The cash demand here generally WAS poor
samples Of low grades being particularly weak
New-York reported fifty loads for export, and one
local shipping concern sold seventeen loads for
direct export. Seaboard clearances were ol50O
bushels Primary receipts 100000 bushels, were
100000 bushels over last year The Northwest had
l7S9 cars against 1858 cars last year; Chicago 5Ss
estimated for Tuesday Shorts were the buyers
Barrett-C udahy. Brosseau and others
Corn closed bout where X did on Saturday. with
opened S32.c. sold between S39sg3S7sc and closed
al % G33s,c December closed at 3l@tc Inc Gull
S.Qs,G higher: seaboard cearances were 53oVp
busbeIs charters. 6i5O0j bushels. Lake rates
2lsT2l,c were easter. The visible decreased Ollyp
creased i.24 0j) bushels Worlds shipments. 400
0(0 bushels were nearly double the same week last
wear There was not much trade. Pacaud was
large seller putting out hedges against long ODDS
oats were easy within narrow limits Nay ser
Ing Ar 2tsc nd at 2iaG245sc. and closing at -ii92
5I5.c december closed at $50 Pacaud who has
had line OF million or 50 or May; mas oeen SEX OK
irc- for Two DAYS Receipts were 329 cars, ~Itn 5D
for tuesday. Tile visible decreased $1,000 busne Is;
the local stock $4,000 bushels, decreased 4""o
Provisions closed where they did on SATURDAY.
There was hardly any ,rade. The sttadineSs vas
with grain The cash demand IS not AZ good
There were 5000 hogs with 5000 estimated Tor TO-
morrow Prices at the yards were STEADY, y.
on the curD puts December wheat Closss1 al
csc: calls at Gisc. Puts May corn SSl2gS &c,
calls $3.50. The curb on December wheat was urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

TIL DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

trading in stocks i'm Nealcrday S market was
made up in ereat part OF small transactions
Nv uuimportant professional operators. The
course Of values. ana incidentally the course
O. betting on the stock Exchange. reflected
hcOeycr a growing impression that the securl-
t,s markets Will not suffer from the outcome
Of to-day's elections. In other words. Wall
Street il confident that soGnd-money men VIII
h. stnt 10 Congress. and the present Democratic
senator from New-Y ork VIII be succeeded oy
a Republican The stability OF monetary values
is closely related 10 the movement Of securities
rrices. and If any holder Of investments thinks
70 the contrary he should examine carefully
ire stock marke, records oc 1896. All inteili-
gent investors hope that the advocates of free
SILVER will receive an overwhelming repulse at
,o-day's polls And all intelligent followers OF
the stock market expect to see an important
advance in prices as soon as the country learns
q the defeat OF free silver and Popuusm in the
Congress elections.
The bond market again exhibited strength and
.c,i,ity on a good investment and speculative
demand In stocks the heaviest dealings were
IN the leading Industrials Atchison preferred,
Southern Railway preferred. Louisville and
Nashville and the Changers. Buying of South
ern Railway preferred and AtchisOn preferred
apparently is based upon the belief that the
first named Will receive lla per cent in January
end the last named be regularly placed upon
dividend basis The same reason applies to
Louisville and Nashville buying. This company
hes made good record in the last year, 1t has
been ably managed and it's prospects for diVi-
0cnds beginning in January are certainly bright.
STANDARD Rope and Irvine attracted more at
teution owing TO the activity in the bonds, and a
fuller appreciation OF the company's improving
financial position. The anthracite shares were
heavy. As a rule small net gains prevailed
a; the close with an increase in activity in the
las, hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

reported from Washington. SS6925 internal rev.
cnus receipts 81 i5lGli. and the miscellaneous re-
ccpts S97.ic1: total Government receipts for the
day 81 2iS9l0; expenditures. si26ioo0 Receipts for
the month to date S9i2S S9; expenditures No5S5.O0
excess Of expenditures 81 ios.a6i. Receipts for the
fiscal year to date. STA iS.977; expenditures. S249
2o.5a3; excess Of expenditures. Nt7745+6 Receipts
OF National bank notes for redemption yesterday
$D99-9.
ST B-TREASURN.-The Sub Treasury was debtor
AT the Clearing House 8-91S4. Its net gain on bai-
ance since Friday was 1851 go made up by a gain
n currency Of gl2. 80 and gain in coin OF n6S535
The days operations included Receipts. s., 1856;
payments. S13g,522. resulting In general balance
o. ;l5S5iS 3d. consisting Of Si2liSoS coin and $l6
40oGl9 currency. Receipts Of Saturday and to-day,
$e06,5t; payments 80 ,26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
Posted rates Of the leading drawers Of foreign
e. mango were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Oreaas-Com-
Inercial. 81 % discount: bank, s. premium. Charles
ton-Buyng Sc discount; selling, par. san Fran
Cisco-Slght l7i2c, telegraph, 2c. Cincinnati-Over
the counter sc. premium; between banks. 5c
premium. Bo5ton-109 l2l4c. discount. savannah
buying Lice discount selling. zoe per $3.50 pre-
MUM. Chcago-2Jc. premium s. Lou!s-l21sc
discount
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-York - Exchanges
50 al so balances. 8 e33 ojG Boston-Exchanges
3. -75c5l; balances. S2.os8s7. Phl-adeipnia-EX-
changes EO235, $50; balances. l,6i5SS4 Baltimore
Exchanges. g 45lI92, balances, &-A2Zl Chicago
Exchanges SAoi66l9; balances N73o&o
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Cau rate IN
London. p. Q3 per cent open market discount rae
81 per ceat for shor; and 5ssQ2s. per cent for
long bills. Berlin discount rate a. per cent: Paris
.. per cent Berlin exchange on London % MARI
4l+e plcrninRs. Paris exchange on I-on1oA, %
francs 81 confines.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. - British consols
al lC3l4 FOR money and lt332 for nc account
rencn rcntcs l9i francs ~ cenlInes. spanish Is
H. London. Al.
THE SILVER MAREET.-Bar silver 6lasc
Mexican silver dollars. ~. Bar silver III London
81
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid "a Isnon' 81
1suenos Ayres. $780, Rome. -oa-f'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market dun and irr"s
ular Standard oil closed o. ASpNs2 acalnt
As4naia on Saturday. Last prices Of other prom.
nent issues were: Standard Gas. common l-5pl-S,
nreferred 1iodl45: Mutual Gas 3l0Gi 60, Ne~-Anl-
sterdam Gas, common. 2ed3oi. preferred. 6s sg6'4
Glucose. common. 647sQG5. preferred, lnha 90.
Wagner Palace Ger. l69s.4l7~.
BANK STOCK sALEs.-Ten shares Of tho Corn
ExcnanGo Bank sold on the stock EXchanse AZ -
AGAINST go the last preceding sale. and 100 share
of the Merchants B1nk II IL, unchanged from Jas
preceding sale
OCTOBER ANTHRACITE PRCDUCTlON.-Tae
eetimate Of anthracite coal production f1r ihe
month OF October is about 1000, tons asa'As.
< 900 90 tons in October 1874. when tie demand for
anthracite was better and the trade situation ec"-
orally more encouraging
GOLD IMPORTS-TAc steamship la Gdscogne
-btoh arrived from Havre Sunday. brought -D0s
francs consigned 10 the Nationa! City Bank. -nc
41oo francs to Laaenburg. Thaimaan & 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
Gnrtion Sales financial.
~>>Ne~-s1 - ~ '<DN<~>SN0|
LOUIS MEsIER. Auctioneer.
regular AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN h. MULLER & son.

WEDNESDAY, November oth,
., 10 N o'clock at the y Y. Real Estate sslesroom
No III Broadway
(By order OF Executors)
10 shs. B0wery Bank. - 80,
.: $40 psutscher Verein y. Y. LIST Mge. BIS, 1911 100
SIS Deutscher Nerein. y. y. LIST Mge Scrip OF 1891
q o0 yIeksburs Shreveport and Pacific r. r. 81 Mtge
and Land Grant BID. 1916.
,For account Of whom Il may concern)
"a shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co
I on shs Mechanics and Traders Bank.
35 sns Peter A. Frasse a ". Company
siO ouU Tacoma and Columbia River Rvas Co ls Mtge
D. C. BIS. 1887. sept. 1895. Coup CHypd).
100 shs. Coney Island and Brooklyn r. r. Co
/ membership y. Y. Produce Exchange.
shs. Union Trust GO.
Lawyers surety Co.
~ MS Merchants Natl. Hank
IS shs. [. $. Mortgage and Trust Co.
% shs. Natl Wallpaper Deb. a. ..- at, IA.
Son Troy Steel Co Mtgs p Soyear oc'd bns'
' 1925 jan 1895 coupon Nypd) , - ,
1875 sh. Detroit Grand Rapids and western H. ~ CUM
(Hypd.).
MO shs Troy steei Co Hypd.b
1 O.o shs Troy Steel and Iron Co ttfypdn 10 ltrv,a,
ass abs Detroit. Lansing and Northern H. " wy
90 shs Pacific Bank 49,, o.rx
al as American Exchange Natl Bank
,0n .hs Toledo and Ohio Central X. h pio-
loo shs Montana ore Purchaslng CO.
100 sbs. United States Trust p.~,t Bas middle
"a 600 Illinois Central X. X y T. "ss.~
Dv.). 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Nov. 7-Ameri an securities opened h,'"'
but declined on Paris selling. La1eT the inafNe'
recovered and closed steady. with a light demand
Last prices were. A;chsou. IA; Canadian racine
ST. ST Paul 49,: Illinois Central il2; I'oul5V.A.
49,. onion Pacihc preferred. 05's; NtW-14tA He'
trial u.s. Erie l22t Pennsylvania, tp'ei ieddInS
g.. Erie first preferred 52is, and Notthct" racine
preferred. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market strong Final


RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong on we'll
Gistillaitea and enormous volume OF business. The
heaviest dealings were IN the AtchisOn issues
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i.s Rock Island IS Kansas
and Texas lst IS and 2ds St Louis and Iron Noun
tan ,s Union Pacific - Baltimore and Ohio issues
(wAeu ,ssGed). Louisville and Nashville unified IS
Norfolk and Western consol IS Northern Pacific
general len O. and oregon Short Line income As
in miscellaneous ISSUES Standard Rope and Irvine
g. and incomes were active ana higher, the In
comes gaining $ per cent. Inside buying the
Company's financial Improvement was a feature.
Total sales IN ell issues par value. S.l92 co.