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WANTED Strong honest, capable woman, for
general housework; horne nights; bring refs.
3is5 Homcad ave. ap25-3t-em
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wANTED-Saieslady. JULIUS KAUFMAN, 1925
9TH St NV ap26-3t
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ron REnr-RooNs.

FOR RENT-2 completely furnished, 2d-stor,
front rooms; housekeepiag: e b. L.; privat,
veranda; s12 per month. IDOL Park Place ne.
corner llth st. ap263t EN-
The evening times., 1899-04-26
Southern Ry.

8 B. HEGE,
CenI Agt. Eaas Dept. Washington. D.
The evening times., 1899-04-26

wANTED-woman for general housework; refs.
1O7 9Th St NV. 1t
The evening times., 1899-04-26

FOR RENT-For Office purposes, front parlor in
neighborhood Of 9Th and @ SITS. NV. medical
doctor or dentist preferred; colored or white
/ Address BOX IS, this Office. aps5-3t
The evening times., 1899-04-26

NANTED-The demand on us for cooks and house
workers is still greater than we can supply.
All applicants will be given employment without
the registration fec. NATIONAL INFORMATION
BUREAU. gll G st. 1t
The evening times., 1899-04-26

family Of 4; must be good cook, washer
and ironer: refs. required; good wages. 4o5 Gil
st Sw lt-cn
The evening times., 1899-04-26

WANTED-Woman to cook, wash, iron. and do
general housework; small family; stay night.
2GsS II st. nw - Item
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Live stock Market q.

Nrv YORK.. THURSDAY; March .23.I1Receipts Of
bceves were 22s head, all for city siaughtercrs. with
the exception ~ r head. A few of yesterdays late ar.
rivals were sold at about steady prices. but ! cars we're
held for Fridays market. Dressed beef in moderate
demand at 7%.sac. p n. Tor native sides. T%o.day's
Liverpool and Iondon cables quoted American cattle
steady at ll1Vsl2i6c. y No.. estimated dressed
weight; live sheep selling at 12fsl3'ec. and lambs
lac, dressed weight; refrigerated beef higher at
ioisc. p n. Exports to-day, l4l beeves; o.morrow
none.
Receipts OF calves were All head. and 36T were on
sale tins morning. Prices were steady and all the
sock was wanted. Common to choice yeal- sold at
$5a$T.75 4 100 ~: tops at SS. City dressed reals
steady at 20 III. r n.
Receipts Of sheep and lamb s were 3. 2sp head. in
Guiding . cars for butchers direct and IL cars for the
market making. with the stale stock. IL cars on
sale. sheep were Just about steady, but lambs fell
on Zoe, and the whole market closed weak. The
pens were. however. cleared. Common TO choice
unshorn sheep sold at S+sS5.2J r 100 n; n bunch
Of good clipped do. At S4.2j: common to prime
unshorn lambs at s.. 50; prime clipped DO.
At 81. 5Og So d6; a bunch OF unshorn 'culls' at S.;
medium to fair spring lambs at $4sSh r head.
Dressed mutton. EqSsiec. r n; dressed lambs. 40
Zoe.
Receipts Of hogs were 3.25" head. including 1874
on sale. Market lower, and good to prime hogs sold
at 81. 2u6S4.2 % y 100 N.
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4 slightly higher opening in cotton was due TO
higher Liverpool cables, some buying for local and
The arrivals AT Houston We're less than half AZ large
A. a week ago, AT Memphis they were considerably
leans Tomorrow were smaller than the figures
Of a week ag". Light rains were reported
aud in Texas. whore rain is needed, it was
clear. But later ON the Improvement was lost and a
The n%yt' th IN .ss Phr oTrs' Tenitz 81 ts's sa Tea' sSn G" SrGG
Orleans selling and more or less bearlsh pressure.
The Continent sold. Some of the advices from tho
perfect, HcnstHm, March as.H%Laoks like bulk 81
buyers to ell to Liverpool, which should clear our
stocks quickly" Rome, Ga; March i. Weather
practically completed; what little cotton was left
in bottoms has been lost in prevailing high
Eaters resulting from heavy downponr on lin inst.
dated aud even II waters reCede at once it will be
two or three weeks before these lands are In condi.
commercial fertilizers. but takings are far behind
any pre- ious seasons. our stock Of cotton has been
With last four years; bulk nf it averages strict low
to barely middllng, rather blush in color. and mid
Ga March 20" Weather has improved since ID;
inst. although too mncn rain continued in many
En1d Gsxs Farmers Ear ,Gsr have IL, taken HdysntsSs Of all
work Careful inquiry shows a reduction so far II
900 p cent; IN use of fertilizers. The acreage will
tors and interior banks are able and willing tG I'D.
vance; We estimate II at ~ Y cent. less than last
25"io T. cent. less cotton in farmers bands and at
snall interior tuwus than last year" Montgomery,
slr@ady Prepared for "[ planting. Ffr ron M Iss, an az h ia%a
and from appearances, preparations are being
marion. there viii be as much used as last season: |.
using cott0nseed meal with phosphate"
7 Sales OF i 600 bags Maracaibo. Futures were un.
changed to 8 points lower, closing steady Sales
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finanriat.

TO THE or NERO ANTILE
TRuST ERTIFICATr =.
nppns,r rnp TuI ,,,,
RaItimore md ohio Railroad ,,r,.
Bonds, Loan of 1853, Extended To I0ai.
at Four Per Cent.
R,i,,mor. and Ohio Railroad Com,,,vn
Year Five Per Cent. consolidated Mo1.
gage Bonds of 1888.
baltimore and ohio Railroad C,u,.
Sterling Six Per Cent. Loan Of 1872, duo
March 4, 1902.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companv
Sterling Six Per Cent. Loan Of 1874, due
May 1, 1910.
Raltimorr md Ohio Railroad Cou,,,, H.
Per Cent. Loan of 18Th, du, \urii ,,,a
Accoupt Parkersbure Rrnnrb R,y.,.,
COMPANY.
y.,.... MI. p,ur..
~. -. -, -. =,
p..- .., r....,- '""t
-..-- ."
bait'more an" 'nl" Hsi'r"ad '"mrany
fo"r anu ohe-hhii Ifr cent Terminal
mortgage b"hds Oh ioo4'
Baltimore and ohio Rnilroad tompapv
sterling -Four and One-haif Per Cent. Loan
of 1883, Philadelphia Branch.
RaItiuore and Ohio Railroad Com,,..
SterI,pp Five Per Cent. Loan of ts.> a.,
.Iupe 4. 1927 Accouut Bn,timor. ,nL n,I.
and Cb,caeo Railroad Compau,,.
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The changes III cofer prices were slight. though the
tendency vas downward owing to lower European
cables Al d continued large receipts at Rio and San:
tus. But there was no inclination to sell freely ana
the decline wa slight.
NAVAL STOREs-Sp. rits turpenti ne, t7lpc. Common
TO good strained rurin, Sl.35.
PRoyIsIoSs-Lard was firm; prime Western, f5.55:
,iy, SOL q; Continental refined, 500. PORK was
steady at saatu.5o for nIcss. Meats were steady:
picked hams, 7~STitc.: do. shoulders. iilS tIec.;
do. bellies, 5s5Ac. Tallow. 4As5c. Dressed hogs.
h'is 5asr. Bntter-Creamer Western. extras. 52c.;
do. frsts. 2ls2ll9c.; State, extras, 21Ss22c.;
de-. frsts. 2oL0s2lc. Chccse-State, full cream,
large, c"lored, or white, fancy. i2c.; d., choice.
llasl1AC.; do. small, fancy. 12kSl2A. EtRs
State, pennsylvania and Western, i4c. Chi.
cauo. March 23.-"Provisions advanced moder.
far covering by local shorts. The offerings were
largely by long interests. though Enyli sh packers
were liberal sellers of lard and ribs. The closing
was quiet. u little under outside prices. The cash
trade IN improving for both meats and lard,
SrGAR-Rav was firm at 4Ssc. for !'Ho test ana
31kc. for ~ test. Sales OF 5000 bags p61 test At
4SSc.; 500 mnla-scS sugar. sa9 test, a. 3Ac. Renhed
was quiet ana firm.
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SinanriaI.
OF
The Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf Railway Company.

To THE
HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATE OF CENTRAL
TRt'ST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, REPRE-
sFNTIrG THE DEPOSIT oil II
SECURITIES THE PLAN AND AGREE
NENT OF REORGANIZATION. DATED sEPTEM'
BIER ~, 1924:
UNION PACIFIC, DENVER AND GULF
RAILw AY COMPANY FIVE PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
DENVER. X AND GULF RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FIVE r CENT. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
DENVER, TEXAS AND FORT WORTH
RAILROAD COMPANY FIVE PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, AND FIVE
PER CENT. FUNDED INTEREST GER
TIFICATES.
And 10 the
d OF srAMPED ASsENTED CltRTIF1.
Gates OF SAID TRUST COMPANY, REPRESENT
ING THE DEPOSIT OF STOCK OF II
UNION Pacific, DENVER AND GULF
RAILWAY COMPANY IN RESPECT OF WHICH
THE PRIVILEGE OF SUBSCRIPTION OFFERED
UNDER SAID PLAN AND AGREEMENT HAS BEEN
EXERCISED AND THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
PAID:
Holders Of certificates will receive the securities
deliverable in respect thereof under said plan and
agreement Of reorganization on the presentation
and surrender OF their certificates. which must be
satisfactorily Endorsed unless to bearer, at the once
Of the Central Trust Company of New York, No. -
Wall Street, or at its agency. the American Loan
and Trust Company. No. s. State Street, Boston,
Massachusetts,.
Dated March %, 1899.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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% WALL STREET.

% WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March 22d. 1922.
To the Holders of our Receipts or Certia.
Gates for
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE BALTI
MORE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
DUE 1885,
Referring TO the notice 81 the Baltimore and Ohio
reorganization Managers, OF this date. announcing
interest advances TO he made on April lst, 1899.
holders Of our Receipts or Certificates for the above.
described bonds will be entitled to receive, At our
ONCE, on that day, the sum Of
S22.l IL per bond OF 81 1000,
same being tn" amount collectible by us from said
reorganization Managers pursuant TO said notice.
Our receipts or certificates must be presented At
our ONE. at the time this payment il made, in order
that the same may be suitably noted thereon.
The coupons from the new bonds 4. a., for 4
months intel"st to 'anuAry !, 1879. on the new
Prior Lien Bonds aud ~ months interest TO April 1.
1899 on the new First Mortgage Bonds. GORE.
spending To the above payment. will be assigned to
the reorganization Managers. and the new bonds
when ready are deliverable to depositors. Ell such
coupons.
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The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
BANKING hND FINANCIAL.
advertisement

The new plan OF the INVESTORS COOPERATIVE
co. is 8 } equitable and cooperative III its work that
sensible people appreciate its advantages. and that
probably II the chief reason why its future X so
bright.
Giving to every one shares Of stock IL not only
honest but It places them IN II position to receive
profits in proportion to their investment. and all
have the advantage of q united whole. This il a
business illustration Of the we'll known saying, "ln
union there is strength
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK

TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES
ISSUED BY THE CENTRAL TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW YORK ON THE DEPOSIT
OF UNION PACIFIC ~ r CENT. COL
LATERAL TRUST, DENVER, LEAD
VILLE y GUNNIsON BONDS, UNDER
II BOSDHOLDERS' AGREEMENT OF
FEBRUARY o. 1884,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the new &c.
curities Of THE COLORADO AND SOUTH
Il RAILWAY COMPANY are ready for
delivery. and that each certificate for = 1900
Union Pacific ~ per cent. bond upon it's surrender
to the undersigned will receive the following Col.
orado and Southern securities;
$3.50 IN FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
BONDS;
$500 OF TRUST CERTIFICATES FOR
FIRST PREFERRED STOCK AND
$3.50 OF RUST CERTIFICATES FOR
SECOND PREFERRED STOCK.
For fractional amounts Of bonds and stock trust
certificates. scrip will DO issued as stated in the
plan and agreement for the reorganization OF Tho
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway Company.
Dated March 23. 1929.
TRIST c0upANy M NEW vnRk
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dividends aud 9uteresr.
HARLEM
BRANCH.
THE SUM-,
40 WEST 18TH ST.,
NEAR LENOX Az.
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

n Broadway, \. Y. city, March l4th. 1892.
The Board OF Directors OF Otis Elevator COMPANY
has this day declared q quarterly dividend of $50
Per share upon the preferred stock OF the company.
payable at this once on and after, April 18th; 1892.
to the stockholders of record at the close Of bn-i.
ness March 2bth. 1899. The transfer hooks Of tho
preferred stock will be closed at the close Of hnsi.
ness March 25th, 1899, and will be ]reopened at tho
opening of business April 18th 1892.
LYNDE ELKSAP Treasurer.
The temporary certificates Of both preferred ana
common stock Of Otis Elevator Co. may now he eI-
changed for the permanent engraved certihcatsst
and will be accepted for exchange II sent 70 NEW
JERSEY REGISTRATION 4 TRUST CO.. ~ Pine ST..
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THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND y PACIFIC
l. AILWAY COMPANY.
Once OF the Treasurer,

UhlCaRO, MARCH IIfh, INIH,
A dividend OF 81. 20 PER SHARE will be paid May
1st next to the shareholders Of this Comranys
Stock. registered on the closing OF the transfer
books. The transfer books will be closed at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. On the 3Oth day of March, and
April. remaining open until 3 o'clock J.. NJ. on the
I'd OF May next. when they shall he again closed
for tho purpose of the annual meeting. and Ia 10
opened again for transfers in the discretion Of
r. HAYNF, Treasurer
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AIn-AlS.l nn Inn Hrrnn,., str..i
glertinns aud Mtrnuas.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
No. = Montgomery Street. San Francs go. col.
Mar, h Sft. 1,''
The Annual Meeting of the st0Ckhuldrrs, '..
southern PAcihr Company, Tor the rl',''.n r
directors Tor the ensuing year aud fr tA' trtn-t.
ton Of such other business As may he brought be"
fore the meet ny, will bs held at the of,e ~ 'h'
COMPANY, in the City of san Frnnri-rO. Ca, n
noon.
The stock transfer books Of the Company will 10
closed from IL O'Clock noon saturday, March 18th.
TO 10 O'Clock A. N. THURSDAY. April 18th, 1922.
+. I. WRIGHT, SecTetAu.
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THE SUN, FRIDAY MARCH .24, 1899.

2 .5oo bags. Havrc declined ~. and Hamburg
y pig. American warehouse deliveries, l6.as1 bags.
Rio was firm at 20 reis decline; receipts. i2,OOO:
stock. 2s2. 900; exchange. I l.32d. Santos was quiet
and unchanged; receipts, $1,000; stock, 5000.
Prices as follows:
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The AtChisOn. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company
ADJUSTMENT N

To holders of the ADORE bonds:
The holders OF large amounts Of the above
bonds have requested the Board Of Directors
Of the Company to provide for the payment
Of 1.-The interest on these bonds in semi
annual installments instead Of annually, by
substituting new coupon sheets for those
now attached to the bonds. The Board has
expressed its willingness to make the neces-
sary arrangements provided that the hold
ers OF a sufficient amount OF the bonds shall
request this and declare their willingness
to pay, at the time Of attaching the new
coupon sheets, one per cent. on the par
amount OF their bonds to cover the expense
and loss of interest to the company. Bond
holders desiring the proposed change are
requested to communicate promptly with
the undersigned. who will furnish forms OF
applications TO he signed, and will forward
the same To the Offices OF the
j. w. DAVIS g. CO.,
BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
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Augusta shipped today 5a3 bales. Memphis I.s4o.
81. lonls, 1.2H7, Cincinnati 24s, and Houston, 3, 2s5.
Port exports. II 1852. The Signal Service predicted
fair weather during the next ~thirty.six hours
throughout the cotton belt. New Orleans advanced
to , points. but reacted. Here futures opened
higher, hut reacted and declined . TO \ points.
closing easy. Estimated sales. 200. 900. Prices az
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MINING MACHlNERY-FRASER L CHALMERS,
4'A 10 Broadway. New York, manufacturers of min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
INF EXPLORATION SYNDICATE. Mills Building.
l Wall ana Broad streets. New York, offer Mining
Shares IN standard. successful properties operated
and managed by themselves.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS

Kansas city. sHbGrban nelt =: n. Co.
Union Terminai X. n. Go.
Kansas City & Independence Air Line.
Kansas City, shreveport & u Term. Co. q
Port Arthur channel L. Dock Company.
The undersigned Committee beg TO announce that
they have executed an agreement with holders Of
large amounts OF the above.named bonds and shares
for the deposit OF tho bonds and tho certificates for
the shares above specified subject TO . plan for the
readiustment OF the Affairs and consolidation Of the
respective Companies.
The Committee request that for the purpose OF pro-
tecting the interests Of the bondholders and stock.
holders the certificates for stock and the bonds above
named. with coupons attached. be deposited prompt
ly with THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK, from which Company
copies OF the agreement above referred to can be OBJ
tanned.
The agreemen provides for the publication for
two weeks Of the plan when completed. and gives
the right to depositors upon terms therein speci-
ned to withdraw their bonds and stocks within
two weeks after the expiration OF such publica-
ton. il the plan should not be satisfactory to
them.
The Committee undertake to act only for hold
ers Of such bonds and shares as shall deposit thor
bonds and certificates for shares on or before the
first day OF April. 1872.
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mer-
camille Trust Company in exchange for the bonds
and stocks deposited.
ERNST THALMANN, Chairman,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
j. LOWBER WELSH,
j. DE GOEYEN, JR.,
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
AUGUST H~ECKSCHER,
4. STILwELL.
WILLIAM c. CULVER, Counsel to Committee.
McDOuGALL HAWKES., Counsel for Foreign Be-
cunty HOLDER.
ALVIN ", KRECH. Secretary. 40 Broad way, New
York. March 10. 1899.
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pany Of New York, said that the, action was
volyed. and might be classed as q good.natured
suit. 1t does not involve the agreement
existing between the two COMPANIES In the
least beyond the one point in question. and II
will make no change or difference whatever in
their relations TO each other. When the agree
ment for the, settlement Of their patent suits
erfe Wss in mSd Sy i hhS w swT 1S SItn ss55SGS t imTeG in ' SSss
of n dispute over any matter that could not he
adjusted by themselyes such mater ~ dispute
determination. II was under this understands
ing that the present suit was brought
The receipts , e The Goyerp rIsn 1o-asy ySls:
and misceiianeous, s3iD.472, a total d si,550,.
$40. The Disbursements were s l.t3OuWl an
have tSS; i been reSsSSsP 9i III. 1s"H9s,. f The c yysf il "Tss
sss}iS%S Il ~ sas "a s ,5s5. Of expenditures over
The official count of cash in the Treasury
to-day. compared with that Of yesterday. shows:
March 20. .vdrch -.
Gold coin and bullion s242.14a.4li s2t2. 24t,t6n
silver dollars 4 bullion. .5.ss3,5th .1.u5".tnn
United States notes &C.,. 3,iU7. 1s3 10, 200, 80
Other assets Less demand
liabilities ........... la,j3l,263 l3.144,45s
including gold res ses1 .le4.soo s2si.I4s.an5
Money in London. 2,'.a2'. g cent. Rate of
Discount n open market for short and three
balance. to-day, slO,O0O. The Bank Of Eng;
at , z cent. The PROPORTION OF its reserve to
liabilities is 4l.4O r cent. against a. a-t
week and 42.S4 the same week last year. The
weekly statement OF the Bank shows the fol-
lowing changes, from the previous account:
Total reserve decreased GUJl 900. circulation
increased 800 bullion decreased E5,O.-
Other deposits decreased G251 900. public
deposits increased 81 Wbn.OOO. notes re-
serve decreased, ft2O.OOO: Government Sc
3 = cents at lO2 francs 30 centimeS. EN-
change on London % francs 22h confines. The
weekly statement of the Bank Of France shows
the following changes; Notes in circulation
decreased 5.J25.OtOfrancs Treasury accounts
increased 241O.WN francs. gold on hand
increased 2.55O.OOO francs. bills discounted
decreased 7.n75.OOO francs. silver on hand
increased 2.40O.O 900 francs.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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OFFICE OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC T. MFG. CO.
NO. 100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. ny,

MaTVN --W, TN''".
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors ~ his
Company. held this day. It was
That q quarterly dividend ~ O\H
AND THREE QUARTERS per cent, IN per '"nil
upon the Preferred stock II the Comnany he de-.
olaredi' payable on April, lst, TO stockhgld"I, i,
record, and that the transfer books fuv the IIcirrl'd
stock be closed on March 25th. ISaa. at /! u'cl1.S
A. NJ. T, SIEMOS ASST TrraSur..
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Op,ning. Hi1h,a. Lom,s. C'osin9. .Nipht.
july ..... 40t 400 io4 to9 tos

July ....- 4O1 4O4 iOl tO3 IOh
Under the depressing influence Of weak Li>erpuul
cables and foreign and local selling wheat declined.
The weather inlEnrupc!was more favorable, and the
The weather is not advancing the growth much.
but no nnfaNorabl" results are apprcciabl.. The
general prospect - practically unchanged. The
moisture is ample" Moreover. the receipts al CHI.
caRn, though Comparatively small. were larger than
the estimate. In Argentina aud Uruguay. it IL stated.
Europe. Liverpool declined SD. to sd. Mr.. Barrett
was selling At the Wet. Later on part Of the loss
WAS recovered on crop damage reports, covering by
VI. Louis and 10 al shorts and some foreign buying.
The seRhOard ClearAnceS were llbe al a. 5Ys 600
bush. Paris advanced = to 10 centimes and Antwerp
was dull. Minneapolis reported II sharp demand for
cash wheat and sales Of Hour Yesterday az 10. " u
bush. The stock OF wheat there is expected to
show . slight decrease for the week, against an in
Grease last week Of 3H7 900 bush. Corn syinpH.
thiZed with wheat and declined slightly. Liverpool
525,o00 bush. Oats rcceded with the rest Of the At.
FLOUR-Steady with sales Of 800 bbls. Receipts
were 4.bo6 bbl4. and l. ,nit sacks; exports, 1869
bbls. and 100 sacks. Winter in bbls.: Supcrtne.
81. 2OsS2.35; No. = extra, S2."5SS2.5O clears.
t3AS3.2h s~traights. s3,35ssa.5 80: patents. ss.GhS
$3.50. Spring in bbls.; Clears. s2.nha$3I0
straights. 81. 800 81, 30, patents. So. t5s 81. So.
toTIOS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales of 30 bales for spinning: 200 were delivered
on contracts. hiddling uplands, :, lite. against
II l-i6c. last year; New Orleans and Gulf. y 0.I'c.,
against y h-lac. New Orleans sold 1900, Nrmphi
Loo and Norfolk 5j3 bales Liverpool was nm.
changed on the spot, with sales of 1O.OOo bales.
futures advanced . To s points. but reacted slightly.
closing . to 2% points higher. Bombay receipts for
the week ~. 900, against ~. 900 last year; shipments
1000 to the Continent. against 5000 last year:
none to Great Britain. The movement to-day was as
follows.
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NORFOLK & SOUTHERN X. Il. 90.
100 Broadway. New York. March ~, l-Hi.
No IN

w DTpANNhN. New 1Ork. AlArch rs, lNt',
DIVIDEND No. tx.
A quarterly dividend OF y PER CtNr ~, "a 10
capital stock Of this Company has been ~drrl'"i,
payable April 10. 1920. AT the ONCE uf the ATTAIN II
trust COMPANY. ~ William Street, To -tockh"Ilrts
or record OF March 81. lsHp. Transfer huoh~ vii
be closed March 81, lsna, and ~reop"uc'l April II.
1929. By oder OF the Board ~ Dire, r.
NJ. W. DOMINICA, TrrRsIr"r
NATIONAL WALL COMPANi,
+1d-4lS-42O 422 Rrnom' Street,
New York, y. !,
The Board OF Directors has declared that q ga"
terlv dividend Of two per cent. = per cent 'E ne
Dehtntnre Stock Of this Company ho pad uI 4 RI
LIST, 1879.
Checks will BE- mailed from this once.
Transfer Books will be closed on March 2 ~ And
reopen April +th, 1909.
GEORGE ". WHITE, >~,r''ngy.
TITLE GUARANTEE AM Trust 60.
l46 BROADWAY. NV YORK, March ~, ls.'.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ~ TWO PR CENT.
mas this day been declared by the Board ! ~,
tees; payable April ]. lSaH, to stockholders Of r. -
on the closing of the transfer books az 2 T. VI \
March ~. 1890. The books will he opened at 10 \.
III. April I, 1899.
EDWARD o. STANLEY. Treasur'r.