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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-11-14
TRAINS VIA ALreNwALD cUr-oyy.

Leave Hugerstown for Ch1mbcrsburg aud
intermediate Stations at 6. y u IN. and 3 91p.
M. aud leave Chnmbcrsbnrg for Ha seFstO Fn
and Intermediate Stations AZ Is a m. aud
7.49 p. III.
Additional trims leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations at t0.i7 q.
IN. und 6lO p M. and leave Union Bridge
for Baltimore ut Cos a.. M, aud 1850 p. M.
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDArsONLY.-Leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations Obs a. m.
aud 2.3J p. M. and leave Union Bridge At IS
4. m, and ! .o5 p. ~ for baltimore aud Inter-
mediate Stations.
Trains forFrederick leave BfuceViIIe NJ 8. IS.
9 IS and I0.40 a. IN, and 5-s3 and o 40 p. H.
Trains for lIttiestowu and TaucytoWn leave
Bruceyille 947 a IN. md 3. IS p 10.
Lave Rocky Ridge for EmmiteLurg at $40
aud 10 80 a N. and 3-S1 aud 6.34 p. NJ. Leave
Ennitsburls for Rocky Ridge az Z. so and 10 on
u. und 81 aud $50 D. N,
Daily All others Daily. except Sunday
fstops only TO land passengers from BaIti-
more.
". HOOD, Pres't. anil Gen'l 4fan'gr.
DC. TO- 1898
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-11-14
". 3. BEVlLL,Gmeralpa Pass. AGENT.
ROAMOKE,MA.
Southern Railway.

no. 4.
S;55 u. IN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-11-14
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metal, the gold shell
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ForSaIe.

Frame weather-boarded House. tin roof.
containing six rooms and an attic room an d
nm out kitchen. a fne Iarl,e stable. corn crib
and carriage house. One acre of land with
apple and peach trees. grape vines and small
fruits; situated in Charles Town. on Leetown
road adjoining " s. Kennedy's property,
near Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. Terms
reasonable. Address
JOHN MCKNIGHT.
Mrs'sT-tf. Bayslde, Queens Co., n, 7.
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THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1870
Fry<yCIzI AND COMMERCIAL.
FptDAy Nov 10

FRIDAY. Nov. 10.
The Associated Banks have lost about 80, 900.
600 in cash 10 the Sub-Treasury this week, and
have made net shipmenis OF about $1,000 900
moro 10 tho interior, making a total loss OF over
"a oOo 600 To offset this loss in their reserves
the banks will have 10 show decrease in deposits
tomorrow Of approximately Si2. O00.OO0. Of which
two.tbirds would logically have to he brought
abou, by a con,rsStion Of loans 1t may bo that
such a change has taken place. but the fact con-
not be definitely known until the Clearing House
statement Of averages for tho week il made up
tomorrow In the circumstances, tho Street
looks for an unsatisfactory statement and that
expectation, together with a continuation Of the
close money market caused further liquidation
Of speculative ventures In the stock market
A, ono time during the forenoon the pressure
To sell nearly demoralizcd the market in spite Of
comparatively heavy purchases by London and
a fair local demand 10 cover shorts The pur-
chascs by foreign arbirago houses aggregated
between $4,000 and $4,000 shares. Toward mid
day the market became quieter. and in the after
noon IL rallied on break in the foreign exchange
market and drop in call money rates that was
no, significant because II did not occur until after
accommodations for the day had practically been
secured.
Notwithstanding the final Improvement in
prices the list, with but few exceptional closed
lower than yesterday. OF the stocks most extern
sively traded In Sugar Refining. Manhattan
Railway. Atchison preferred Federal Steel. and
Now York Central sustained tho largest net losses
Tho list Of less active stocks that suffered severely
was a long one There was less excitement In
Leather common. and the fluctuations In II were
narrower than for some time past In respect 10
activity. the hrst place was held by Southern
Pacific, which, with Brooklyn Rapid Transit
n ffst-
community was buoyed TO an extent by hopes
that tho Secretary OF the Treasury will take some
action TO relieve II Of Its present embarrassment
but there are no indications that he will do 20.
though good deal Of pressure il doubtless being
brought TO bear upon him. Some relief was OBJ
tsined by the free selling Of foreign exchange and
tho negotiation Of sterling loans The closing
OF the stock market was in tho main steady at
q considerable recovery from the lowest pricss
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Live Mock Market.

FnIpAr. Nov. 10, 1850.
Receipt. OF beeyes wero 3,427 head, including 10
car. for ,Iport alive los for sisugnterers and ~
for the market making with tn. stale cattle ~ cars
on ,ai- Demand active and steer. steady 20 strong!
bulls hrm. except for lght common. which yer.
N-At. cows steady. Tho yards wrr. cleared. Com.
mon to prime native steers sold st -. bO1tsso per
100 lbs oxen aud stays at Ss.sSat6.oo. bulls at
s..3O1tt.5I: cows At si.6Oss4.OO. Dressed beef
active and trm at T9ioc. per lb for poorest 10 hest
native sides. CAB as steady. Exports to-day nons
tomorrow. va DeeNes 80 sheep aud 1885, quarters
Of beef.
Receipts Of calves sere 2sl head, including sc
direct aud making with the stale calves. 3p7 sale
SLOW and easier for live calves And about 20 head
unsold. Common to choice veals sold at s5ass3ii D.,
per 100 rs; tops at Ss5o little calves at statt to
grasssrr az t2.5oSs3.25 southern calves at S2.25A
So. city dressed reals easier a. SSi?tc. per n;
Receipts OF sheep and lAmbs were 1910 head.
including 10 cars for butchers and IA for tho
kst. making. with thu stale stock rs cars on sale.
sheep were slow and Zoe. lower: lambs, loSi5c-
OF. and some sales 25e. lower. Eight Of
stock ware held over. Common TO prime sheep sold
Of 81 h0-st peg loo lbs or iinary to choice lambs
Al Sir?tSGsj.3TiS, year OF extra Canadian lambs ~
f5.6u. Dressed mutton slow At &c. per n. dressed
lambs lower At 6tssc. per D. few selected car
cAsss selling mp topc.
Receipts OF hogs were 3.os7 head. including {.
carl al for tn. market. Prices looi5c, lower At
s+657S 30 per 100 lbs. for iAi- to prime hogs.
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The loss to the Sub-Trensury. last week
was S2,BS1 900 and the aggregate loss II easn
ss 10 h%q by W.oP
IN their obligations, their resources, may have
been INCREASED by large dspositss Of money none by
ports are mere conjecturss or not may
presently be ascertained."
Brddsheers reports the number OF failures
iGr the week sndpg as nsI Sae
last year. X. q. Dun < Go. COMPUTE the labtli.
Of September at 81 ,33l,u4I.
The receipts of the Government to. day were:
Customs. SI4b.315: Internal revenue. Sl,0oH..
800, md miscellaneous, S6S23O: total OF
q S 4 The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wers S2S,o
sS hsss sse% ssS Sf 4s ' and the" tic !Ssnd
lures S203. 1NB 1853. mn excess OF receipts over
expenditures Of S4.573,M5.
The official count Of the cash In the Treasury
today compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Geld coin and bullion .a5i,Ssa.t7s ,,SsooI 10.
e. bullion 81 ,s s6sssii ,S SssSsis
Other assets. ies'd.uand $500. o.onoo
Atsiisbi. cash balance. ''"''''"' '''''o0'
including gold reserve sss.92S.i3i aso.5A2.5oi
Money In London. 90 per cent. Rate. Of dis
count In open market FOL, short and three
p per cent. At iGS frame. g csnts. fa
change on London. 20 francs ~ confines. The
EssEly statemsht q the ImGe,inl Bank q
on hand increased 100 900 marks: treasury
notes increased 520, 900 marks other" secure
culation decreased ~. 100 900 marks.
At this annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the knickerboeker Trust Company. FIRST Vice.
and %a E ksnas wa. ss
to the newly created Office Of Trust ofncsr.
E. J. Berwind has bsen elected a director OF
the virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company.
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IMPORTANT MINING DECISION.
Action OF the Appellate Division which Az
focts q Montana Property.

Action of the Appellate Division which Az
focts . Montana Property.
A decision for which persons interested In
Montana mining properties have been watch
ing for some time was handed down In the APP
pelists Division OF the Supreme Court yester-
day The case was that OF the Montana Ore
Purchasing Company, respondent, against tho
Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Com
psn, appellant Th. ps,n'ii 1rs had ,o oG;
s r ming III. dsf.ndan. from {. any mas:
ner Interfering with the plaintin In the
and s's q the properly rsl; ,n 49,, %
In which year a man named Henze organized
the Montana Ore Purchasing Company. which
.HSf Boston Hnps esa.n int tract q
land in Silver bow county, Mont. to be used as
adumping ground Tor tailisEs from any and
lessee" Heinse aud the company which sue.
ceadsd TO his interests erected o smslter on the
dep 1sitsd on tn. leased land and chs, wat.r
t ueon e.. .s..a sSd ~s.s. cssd
and used again. the preciptats from the water
being eft on the ground;
Of Hcinze's Company to deposit the Stag on the
leased ground. because Stag 10 not tallinRs. and
to de po.it the refuse from the water OF the con-
eentrutor on the eased land. because the con
eentrstor itself wa, not on Leased isnd , I ns
Heinss Company from iopositlng on the leased lease
land the refuse from the concentrator. While
this action was pending. Heinss obtained tho
restraining order from tho New York supreme
Court. 49,
Ju. tice Barrett. who wrote the opinion Of tho
Appellate Division In which all tho other jus
iicss ccucurrsd, says that the restraining order
ought never to have heen granted, because, In
subs auee. the supreme Court OF this state had
no business. in this Particular case. TO ntsrfero
with the bus meas OF Montana courts The re-
suit OF the dscisiop is that, until tho trsspass
ease 10 decided in Montana. which may not be
in many months, the Hsisze Company must
shut down Its works or get other land on which
to depoalt tho refuse from It's coneentrator.
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There was All enormous speculation and owing 10
sharp decline In Liverpool, adi.apr9.nang bureau
ton. considerable shor selling aud she uncuv,rinr
poinis rhc bur.a rnr p,!.s ut"ppsI aoont 20
tnr bass t OF o an .Grs"So Of 2nAoo9oo acrcsst not
sIpscte report pointing 10 eight or nine million
bales some took ID. ground that the huroau report
could not be- retarded brarsh in any sense we're it
not for tho fact that the estimate Of last season proved
70 u" TOO low bv l2ho.oOp bales Hut the estimate
ns's Of to-day are to"naoI " %" sh r sf
a ar, ana many regard them =: hplhsh espec-
.stmaiss Of 100000. But there ~ no denying
that wasn ia, % iIquida,on. nsnd'om" pro6ts
thsr" vas a not unnatural des,re 10 realize csprci,
aiy a. the reports % incres,"d export Guylnv at
sno s Some IN" "Tf #. , M, . GtS,.O w.r
about q 900 interior 81 pmrntr 1900" Nnd Interior
week have bought about bales ~ rsIs, and
Nhls cotton must SLOW At tho ports i'm short time
.ovea.s very well pleased nt he action ~ the mnr
kst' The trading was on an rnormu lis scale m fact
the New York Cotton L :ehAngS aud the buIls tyinG
mat tic deelims ~ to-day I. all the bet,
there was further new Eu,ng Nv outsiders I've I've
pool, the South. usr"an hou,rAand wal street sold
sold heavily. al.o bought ,on.ii'raiI' IA, ,mm
goods continue active and strong. and Nav Eng and
carrying only few months supply " raw cotton
Ihe Price has feact'r nnrmr lh' past week pulmi
higher in stptmher iA"7. Reports from man
ssctons Of the Soul say that Ie cut Iro,ts stopped
tho growth of the tor crop without any doubt aui
mAuy Of The report- deny that t!,urc has been snY
large quantity he'd back. "'
COFFEE Rio on the spot was hrm. with No. 7 Ate
Sales of 200 No. IN the spot at Nc, 1000 San
to- Nos. I to \ o. h'sc and 800 Aarac Iihn az
!. hoo Gautemaa, Futures declined 10 10 lb nin".
closing steady with saos Of 2D.OuO bags Hayr" al
Nanced NJ Hamburg wah y to n pfg. higher stnrs
In ii9yre 400, ou' lhn % which lisp 900 bs..
are brazilian HI" weak at Is refs decline F,ch.ms
:us.O0o bags. sautos brm, unchanged. Rsceip,s
~. Oo0i stock 7"'oOo bags. The advances tbis
well known. Arbuche Bros. have 4dyanosd the nries
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Trying to Break His Sons Will.

In the Orphans Court at Newark Yesterday
the Stamford will case came mp for the sixth
time and sone unimportant testimony was
taken IN the effort OF AsaP Stanford. the father
Of Philip ". Stanford. TO break his sons will.
from Leland Stanford OF California and left his
whole estate to his widow. His father claims
that Philip promised to provide for him and
one produced In court. Philip W. Stanford
LIVED, in Montclair. but died In this city. The
disputed will waa found In a safe deposit vault,
Nearly all Of tho testimony yesterday related
to details OF that vault.
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Wants to Stop Payment of Aaueduot judy
mrnta.

Irving T. Bush. . Brooklyn taxpayer. moved
before Justice Bookstaver OF the Supreme
Court yesterday to continue q temporary In
junction he obtained preventing execution on
the Judgments OF about 500 00U obtained
against the city In behalf OF O'Brten Il Clark
AMI other contractors on the aqusduct catered
Scott. The case was brought in Brooklyn. but
was sent over hero by Justice Dickey. and
Bush has appealed from the order granting q
change Of venue He asked yesterday also
that stay be granted pending his appeal De-
cIBion was reserved.
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Another va, Job for the Tsmmany AreAi-
tects:

When the matter OF getting plans for an
aru,cry for the First Battery came up before
the Armory Board yesterday. Gen. Butt said
that the few architects who made speciality
OF armory piaus ought TO be invited to COM
pete. Com mi ssioner feitner agreed with Gen
Butt.
The city has a Com missioner OF Public
Buildings and In him, ought to DO vested tho
responsibility for the erection OF this build
ting" said the Mayor. emphatically. The
hNyor wasn't opposed.
Horean 4 Slattsry, IL 10 supposed. will get
tha ioh
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Larger receipts at Rio and Santos onset tho eTcr a,
hi cher European cables and caused realizing vbirh
gave prices q setback. The warehouse daiiyaT..
continued large and the spot market mere was strong
with steady demsud.
MrrAis.-Copper.dull hnd unchanged. Lake i7c
London los. lower Iron clos with tree offering.
~ March to June At $40 Tho foreign marLsts ~
man nrm at T2a I'D. for glasgow warrant, and 10,
I'd. for Midllesbpro. Lead CLOSED quiet; spot 4 80
a4ssr. November and December. 4. 3 lsat ,i2L.,
sprlter closed dull; spot 10 December. 4N6s 7fo
lin closed work; spot 2s92stc. Futures very dull.
N.vAi. sronts;-spiitts OF turgsnt,n., !iSs52s,
Provisions. Pork WAS quiet At tptSt II Tor mess
Lard was still SLOW OF sale. Western. sat; Cont.
mont sb. 10; 10 18th America 81 so; Brnlk KS g. liz
Meats wero In moderate demand with prices pen.
orally unchanged. Pckled rhouldtrs &c. Bellies.
uHese. Hams. nsp,sc Tallow 4'sc.. Hogs Il
01ssc. Butter Creamery. Western, hrsts. 2bc
Western extras, "a a2tc.; stats extras. 2.,S
roo; receipts. ?.3SJ packages. cheets-Sta,r
full cream, small September fancy i2,S
l?s,c; October. Hnsst. l2siaac.i receipts. i.ras
boxes. Eggs-State. pennsylyanla, and nearby
average. best 2ssl1c, Chicago. Nov. !o.-with III.
exception Of Dee pork. which was In demand trun
shorts. PROVISIONS were easy. closing qret A. small
decline The trading in ribs and lard was largely
between packers Engl all concern. again led IN the
selling. rhc cash demand VAS moderate"
SughR-Raw was quiet and steady; % test isaI
..,,,,, ~, -Tb..a o.. a .y'. ,r;,...
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Iarned OF Syracuse. Mrs. westover Alden OF
New York. Mrs G. n. Dow q Jamestown and
Mrs. q. W. Townsend OF Buffalo
ennial Conversion TO be held 10 Milwaukee
next June. were elected: Mrs., william
u Auburn, Mrs. Ksen.y ot. Allegheny county.
Mrs.w r Helm nth Of New York. nrs. Carpenter
Middlebrook Of staten Island, Mrs. Walworth
OF Saratoga, Mrs Roebling Of New York. Mrs.
Olleshsiner OF New York. Mrs, Brookway OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. G. T.. Cross OF Syracuse. Mrs
" q. Townsend OF Buffalo and Mrs. Fl. b.
Montgomery Of Rochester.
A resolution protesting against the seating
OF Congressman Roberts was presented, but
was strenuously objected to by Susan Is. An
thony and was not put TO a vote. The con-
cep,ion was given to the delegates at the home
OF Mlss Anthony this evening.
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Glretions aud a.leetiuas.

I'HE ANIMAL MEETING OF the member. Of tls
working Wnmens Protective Union will be helt
York city, on the 18Th OF November. Ispp, athP NJ.
Tor the election OF directors Officers and other husr
ness. JOHN II. PARSONS Secretary
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Arriv-d-FRrDAY. Nov. 10.

L. 3. transport Buford. Martens. Havana. Nov. 4
Bs PhosniciA, Leithanser. Hamburg. Dot. 20.
"a EthIopia, Wadsworth. glasgow. Oct, 20.
IS CeyIo. SicOl. Liverpool. Oct 2s.
Ss Driven, Hsgge, Jamaica. Nov l.
Is 0oldsboro, French, Philadelphia, Nov. Q.
81 City OF Birmingham. Burg. savannah. Nov. 7.
Ss VI Mar. Grant. New Orleans, Nov. 4.
g. Jefferson. Hulphsrs. Norfolk. Nov. v.
ss n. y. Dimock, Baker. Boston. Nov.
BARK Ringhorne. Hansen. Darien. Oct. ..
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Proposals.

! Depot y, NJ Dept, 1913 Arch street 81, Phls Fs.
VII i" hero %St FG2 gos II NSr
November ls isi. Tor delivery a. either the rhilS
9uartcrma.tcG. ,T.p1-Hits and acltss BrS m n
H,,,h,, ora hHntiSn Gauntlet hSts Hat G"rh.'
k4T Ieiyss "sssi sad Spades. A Gns,r t%"s sI
Toni Polsss Irnml e.; lrnmp"t Crooks Irumrr'
.lts are to conform TO s,anda ,amples and ~rey,.
ncntinns which can be ,een NJ tbs Depots named.
Early deilN'nrH ar" essential, and bidders must
ste IN Their nr"rossls the rate and time o' i.hy.
Ip rotrrI an, or all pr@hSa. or any part ore"I
Or manufacture Sonditons Of %usly and prcs
snmsutI IN 'n me- pTcG ro-cicn rrnduc,op' -
artl.iss p."po ieI fnr must Hc accompany, all bids
for prop ,sls, Curniars t. Bidders &c viii be (ur.
, m,.hrd ,MIon arnIlcatI4n knyslores cont,ining
EARY SUppTIeS' sni addressed e. Lent. ,'ol.
ii"en y Furry, Deputy QaartcrmaSter General.
Hospital, West Point. y, &, Oct. Ia 1917.
H nG yg9 rl'- IN Sripl;ste viii be rsrcNsd hex.
lug C,j, ',sp,tal AS per plans in this "aicc t.
.,.'G: 10 rsN, to AGsn Or Iciss. any or q. ..
i"a. ,,,nrn'Fh'd upon application. Address q. NJ
PROPOSALS viii be received at TIC Bureau ofsap'
me'oH. D. e., M,rii ~ ooioct no"n Nc,@mhsr9I
lHh 'nh punIiClE opened immediately thnrrnfior,
=" inHL'kA A. the Now York Navy YGrl a quantity -
rlmp"slt'"H castings and electrical supplies RAre
plopnsNls VII ho furnished upon applcstiun tN ~
NaNsl Pay Once. New York. A. 4. KENNY. P1G.
"Gst. r h'H'rdi, =, y. ". 1894
PROPOSALS once Constructing QuArtCrmast'r
- 20" Thames st. Newport. II, l., November l~.'
Srhlel proposals wIll b. received hero until IL u,
SoF. ~. iStS and then opened, for plumbing DO,
aiuoh 10 hhrraGAs, Fort Adams, Il. L. informant.
furnished on application. L. 4. reserves rtgntp ~.
ieot or accept amy or ali proposals or parts there
tnSclopeS g. he endorsed Pronossls Tor PLUMBING
Addition To Rarracks. II, +, YOlNG, Or Nh
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noUHLE YOUR STRENGTH ALWAYS
~ FEEL WELL; NEW SYSTEM OF PHYS.
ICAL CULTURE TAUGHT AT YOUR HOME,
INCLUDING POINTS IN BOXING, FENC,
ING AND WRESTLING.
IRA L fwooD, 226 WEST 3srH ST.. CITY.
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Of their package coffee Nc, to pIac. net The Vol,
son 90. (Sugar Trust are still selling at SO, NV.
American warehouse deliveries 20, iia bags TrSg:
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HIRIyE INTELLISEy CE.

MINIATURE AIMASAc-rHu DAT.
Sum rises ....o;+8 Sun sets .<<d Noon risssl2ioo
HIGH wAIER-THs DAT.
Sandy Hooh..l:8T Gov. I'd 400 He'll Gate. <,o7
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Redmond,
kerr&CO.
BANKERS.
Al WALL ST, y. z.
Mem bers

n. Y. Htock Exchange. DELJ N
High-Gradc Investment Securities.
Lists Of current offerings sent on application.
PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS,
GRAHAM. KERR q co.
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Patfn,s.

PATINTS for inventions procured promptly; 10y
" Nassaust, MY.
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Oats were dull aud generally unchanged. spot
Gales, s6.Oou bush. No ~ elevator nc: No. q,
ESQ; No. whits. ale: No. .. Gu.4o.; ungraded
white. 3O-3tC.. de- mixed. 2Os3 &c. rive
vsat. with No. western. bi'sc. nominal c. !. Z.
Chicago closed with Dec. offered at huc. Barloy
WA quiet Feed aOLl lI2c .. l. {. Bufialo. Corn
va. pretty seady OF the spot in spite ~ OF
Increased offerings ~ new corn At th- West ana the
big South American hIpments. sales. $4,000
bush. including 10000 at tho ortpurt-. No. = in
elevator Bst.o,; 10. So. 10 stc. ovor Chicago Dec
{. o. b. No. yellow. 8yIsu. ~ store. Future. de
elined hc., with sales OF 80 900 bush. as follows
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dividends and gnterrst.
OFFICE OF THE
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY,

AMERICAN EXPRESs COMPANY,
t5 Broadway,
NEw YoRK Nov. g. 1892.
RssolSsd, That q dividend o. THREE DOLLARS
$500, PER SHARE he. and is hereby declared.
upon the shares OF ths Company. payable At the
otss Of the Treasurer uf the Company, in the City
OF New ork. on and after the second dAy ot JAnu-
airy. 1900. to shareholder. thereof As their names
may Hppear upon lie books at tho close Of business
November 80. 1879.
by order OF the Hoard OF Directors.
CHARLES a. CLARK. Treasurer
PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
tof Chicago.
Notice Is hereby given that dividend OF ONE
AND ONE HALF PER CENT. has been declared On
tho Capital stock 90 this Company. payable to the
Stock h olders on Move IN her 18th, 1897
The transfer books will close In New York on
November 18th. lNnp. NJ noon, and will reopen No
l.. 4. WILEY, Secretary.