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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

Liverpool was still closed and cotton ope-
rators here showed little disposition to
trade either way. The pending govern
ment report, too, restricted trading to
some extent. Still there was a moderate
advance in prices owing to a little outside
buying and an absence OF sellers. The
weather at the South was generally favor
able, but rain is said to be needed in Texas
and Georgia. while there were some com
plants OF shedding in the region east OF
the Mississippi River. Augusta, Ga, Au
gust 3.-"Weather quite warm, and upper
part oil our territory should have rain with
in next three or four days. as plant in
these clay and stlfI lands small. and al
most perfect rainfall and temperature dur
ing August and carly September would be
necessary TO make a full yield. In sandy
and gray lands below us, they are having
a little too much rain at some points.
Charlotte. y. G.. August 3.--"Crop pros
poets improving now since good seasons.
but are not as good as last year by %
per cent
COFFEE.--Rio on spot was steady a. 5%c
for No. : Sales 200 MGracaibo ana zoo
Mexican. Futures adyapced points aud
closed quiet. Sales 80 bags, IIavre adj
vanced y fr. Hamburg was unchanged 10
Ii mfg higher. American warehouse de-
liyaries last week 30 Cos bags. against &c
S2l IN the previous week, ard 53.357 last
year Rio was firm with prices and ev-
change unchanged: receipts, 10000; stock
81 900 Santos was 100 refs higher; re-
ceipts ~ 900; stock. 1000 Prices here
Col
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MecliRnics' Liens.

Columbus Ave, NJ. 90; John schuback Vi" Fell,
Phillips. owner aud contractor. $3.50
100 @?O' niisa SyE s".y y. John o.!sa
ct Al. owners: John II. 'inult. contractor. SIC 50.
oh St. Nos. d35 +" 40: Ii"ury :. Nnr,hrnp vs.
l4th Sc. y: :, 100 II, ". OF Avenue. y, 25xl0o
Iniouport; Julius i Grmd VS.. Frrd'k G. leu
husrh"r owner: Andrew Brown. CONTRACTOR, S3S %
and "or ract0rS. sIn5. -,
1874 ST.: :. =, 900 It =. Of Boulevard 75IsNO
John b. Cannon contractor $?IB.S0
l5oviiE; chester +, H,ynolds " Charles Petersen
$.Hs So
Jarkson Ave. and l5sth St, II. g cor. 751s7 q:
Chester =. Reynolds vs. Jennie T.. Miller. ,Ener
II, q. klr"Aurr aud charles r. Miller, "untrar
i"i%s,%T ~" .m9 I""'h St ,. cor. l"3ll,
owner uni contractor. S5aO
rlV"ruit" Drive. II. =. cor. ~ san ST. 5T1NiW! =
30 M" rh.s F. Hond W VIM II. and Jas VI
Joseph Niinlan 1t nL; seq
SH" Gr"G%Er'E fI T.., NSf sy. VI. ;s,"" *%
E@hi Nskry: N,l@2i,
IIagrn vs. thps. i. +" GrHSsn: s|sh
llsth 81. l6J g. 9. ~ 5th Ave. aOxlO
W. 1t Mrwhirrer o.. vs. Ahrnm Stone and nno
Sslrc >rorrry: Harry W Rel vs., ssm"; 500, 10
I1Sth 81, go It. ., II 18th Ave, 5oI1m
90, vs. Arthur q Muhlk"- 81"
l3Ith 81. 200 a. -. ~ l"unN Ave. lO1Nln
Chester r. l.Yn"ld~ vs. William y. Kitchen, own
I+stn s. u. = ~" =. IL '.u'ilrndt Ave
1nvI,GG: t'h,st"r 4. P"v"rldS ". willia:r Il Xii,
chen, owner, Andrw Kitchen. contractor. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
Foreclosure Suits.

l3H s.. = =, 81 II. e. Of I+noA Ave. 1853,
~ II; Martin Weiss vs.. Fh-n attrid ri al.
attorney. g. W. simpson.
iIth ST.. No. 1855 Fast: Charles Simon ~ AL VS.
Herman Kaufman et nj. attorneys. Elsman y l..
oath ST. n. ~. 20 II. =. ~ 10Th Ave. 2ox10O.5
Chas L. Jones, eN'r. VIZ. Jacob l.. Voorhees, ct al.
attorneys. Nash y J.
Pulisadr Ave-. II. ". cor. Of South Ave. 4aGx3+3,
l75 To- SOUL. Ave Ia hey. 2ly acres: Mutua
LII" ins. Go: VS.. Mary l.. II. Mct;ill 1T al: at
turnays. Davies :. i \.
Lexington Ave. No. IOis: Charles simon ct al
W. Lacnhina Kaufnan: attorneys. Eisman J..
18TH ST. 1919 n. W. ~ LIST Ave. aD1 100
I. =. Trust GO" y. y. vs. Peter Reilly ct al.
attorney. r. W. Sheldon.
l4+th ST. n. 100 II. g. OF Brook Ave-. -
loo: Elizabeth Wright David ouiglcy ri al.
attorney. II. Overingtnn.
l6Oth ST. u. S. 2l7 It. 2. Of Courtandt Ave.
25Slnli: Frrls Softer Va. Rudolph News"hnfer
attorney, \. T. Fitch. -
Suth 81; No. "26 East Geo. W. Martin VS. Tho
mas Egsu Foreclosure li-uI; attorney. u. Matthew
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steady; picked hams. 1a@hc.: do Shout
ders, &C.. do bellies. 6p7. Tallow, 4tsc.
bid Dressed hogs, 6%671ac. Butter
Creamery, Western, extras lSG1Shc.; do.
nrsts, 17d171ac.: state, extras. !sc; do.
frsts, 1G1k117c. Cheese-State, full cream,
large or small, colored or white, choice.
az TgIbc. Eggs-State. Pennsylvania and
Western, 15hd16c. Chicago, August -
provisions were comparatively steady with
only a small business. Packers were mode.
rate buyers and offerings came from realiz-
ing longs The cash trade was fair"
SrGAR-Raw was Arm at 9-l6c. for &C.
test ard &c. for SHtcst Refined was In
moderate demuni AMI Arm.
CHICAGO. August 7.-Thes" were to-day's
prices
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Astur. Vim. W. to Mary Mosha"k: 9Th
ST. NJ. 500 East: - yrs..............
First Ave. NJ. 1883. u. q OF ground n"nr;
Max Roseuthal 10 Leopold Wint"rnItz:
First Ave" NJ. 81. front basement; Julia
WHEEL 10 Charles I.indner: > yrs, $3.50.
Klein, samuel. and ann, To Giovanni Fang
hera AMI an0,: No. 223 Fast lOIth 81: >
McKrnna. Jane A.. IL Charles ttzig: No.
9D4 West 2Sth ST.; = yrs. ..............
l.angd"r. Ami" T.. I" Allen W. Smith.
No. d. West AN ST; > yrs. .......,..
"usti"n. Ahrsham. 10 Max :. Wel!ksUn;
Eldrdge s.. NJ. I3 : yrs. ........
Lewis. Lana, to Lyman Wri'7"r: VI" 80
East 81 ST.: yrs. ................... ..
Scangarclla to Giuseppi Eormirh"llu; 20
months from Dee /, 1897 ..::........:
ST.. No. ~ East; : yrs. and extension
Sem. Samuel. trustee. :" Thas. Marks;
10Th Ave-. NJ. 563; 2is yrs. ......,....
Som. Hyman. ct NJ. To Victor f.. Andre:
Columbus Ave. ". ~. ~ II. g. Of l04th
stanton ST. No 333 store door; Simon
KatZrnst Elm. agent for Hannah Green.
valid. TO thral am tinbel: yr'..........
26th st, No. 800 West. store. etc. II
Meade 10 Anton Rossnrr; . yrs. ,.....,.,
Io2d St. No. 2l3 Fast: Louis Gordon. Bar
nett Levy. md Sophia Grurnst"ln 10 Ma
rIano n'Al'ssl"; al2 yrs. .....,....,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The usual Monday dulness prevailed in
the real estate market yesterday Several
fairly important sales at private contract
were reported, involving for the most
part uptown residential property The sales
also show the presence OF the professional
element.
There we're no sales held in the Broadway
salesrocm. and the auction offerings for the
entire week are light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
IdlewIId Runs Aground.

RosLYE, L. l.. Aug. THE Sound steam
er 1dlewild, which runs between New York
and Hampstead Harbor. ran ashore on
Thayer's Beach. near Glenwood late last
night. 1t was very misty when she enter
ed the harbor, and the Captain lost his
bearings. The Idewld ran her nose into
the sandy beach about three quarters Of
a mile from the Glenwood dock This
morning she got off under her own steam.
There were few persons on board when
she grounded and they were taken ashore
in small boats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

j. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for Samuel G
Stewar: The fve-storv American basement
dwelling. on lot 1Sxl0O. No. p West Eighty
NTH Street also, for c. Leaycraft, the three
story hrownstcne dwelling on lot 2Ox75. No
20 West Forty seventh Street. and for john
H. Hindley the Ave story single fiat. on lot
2OxlO0, No. West sixty Nth Street.
SIeirnan e. Co have sold to Mandelbauu
q Levine the old buildings. on plot l00x93
Nts, 1884 to $50 East Tenth Street
Alexander j. Roux has sold for Louis Sterr
the dwelling on lot IGx1OOS, No 1871 West
Eighty eighth Street
The tive.storv apartment house. No 27s
West One Hundred aud Nlneteen,h Street
and the similar building, No. lis West One
Hundred and Thirteenth Street, are repIrtet
sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

There was a slight advance in coffee to-
day. owing TO light offerings, generally
frmer cables, and covering OF shorts for
European account The crop movement
continued large, but there was no inclina-
ton to sell freely.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpentine 49,
49c. Common to good strained rosin. 81 As
PROVISIONS Lard was steady; Western
$685.; continental refined, $5.?5 Pork was
steady at s9d9,I1 for mess. Meats were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

The Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany reports gross earnings for June of $751;
499, an increase OF Sill 500 as compared with
the same month OF last year. and net SITS
$50 an increase Of S44,27i. For the year
ending June 30 the gross earnings were 81
COS 973. an increase OF Sll05Sl as compared
with the corresponding period Of last year
apd net S2,S76,669. decrease OF Sl1S,37l.
Paris advices quote per cents at 30 francs
90 centimes. Exchange on London 81 francs
- centimes. The Imperial bank OF Germany
has advanced its rate OF discount " per cent
rate now per cent.
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London Nuemann 70 pIncu. IoUepfela
and nnot her: 1sth ST IL a. 100 IT. e. OF
~ Ave-; 1 ADMINISTRATIONS, l,bOO
Ioonie MarRarrt 10 The EnlCrant Indus.
trial Savings HANK. 5oth Si g. lSy
II. -. Of ID Ave; / yr. ................. 5000
Webster Ave - cor Of st. Paul's
M,;t,Th Iisnn.b IA ii,ri.n, Suytux,
RAM 'Crinns III " = nv 10 ~
same 10 s"n;,.! ,'rn,n,in,, III ~ ~ 10
IT, = OF lis, <, ~: / w 80 V" 90 $500
Nuliy PnirIrk 4 ia Washington ii Tdy.
inr Ism IL n q ISh r. " Of pr,t..
I..r T,rrurr WRtpii,b. . yrs ..,,., 24OO
Di 'ununu pntrIrt / ~ ! y,nnu snd lien.
~ Suli; Nd N, In5 r. ~ or Zen
tiri Tntk West ,i,mnnd ...,, GOOO
Dt'Onn.ii ratr:rs Ia Ant IN KeI,msy.r;
D2G \, 49, lTO r. w. OF Central Tark
West. yr -, ,.- Z 7dI
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Recorded Mortgages.

RaEer CutharIur and philIp to Mazda.
lem Caldwell; lUh St, H. H. w. l., lot
n"Hry Frr,J i" "uis and John Nrnndt:
TnEle Ave, w. =, Az. n. g. ~ la6th
ps m:; . I ni'm to Emma Young; 40. Sin
ad Xyc: also 81 Ave, .. ~. iOI H. u.
u add st; / yr.,..,,,............,.,. 5000
Bcnsnn Henry X. 10 Johu II Orters: Iusth
81 m ~ 9Gp n o An,strr,Inm Ave. de
mana - wv w. ~ ''' 1000
u.r.nn Nm TO- John and Ellen Gum;
ussmcs We - ~" ~, r. ~ . 81
Samuel 81; 2 yrs. ''......'......' too
Hr,,',m liJNnrI ana ,hihsrinp 10 In.
'Lnmit,hi. ia, Hss,rnnr. Snri.ly: GiIn
g. So II. w. OF Central PTrE
West; & vrs''.,', .....,'.,'....',4 4um0
BJmIesrpn Charles. aud Meta j.. to An
~ Won"s AHr ... Il Iuo
prnslin' Sarah, +" warren j Mitchell: "'''
I mms, I"ad yrs RS '' ~ v. 25v
",nS' e. "9= a +, ~ ~ Iinos,ni
N"; mos -"'.'. -, ". .. ~ 2mo
ngr u'h, ,'" lpn r, w" WV ~ n nI,y.ri,
",, '''' - - Wv 80 W. " ~ " '' I n.n
Cn;i-i iiutriI and >irh,las =, Br~rh"i '
mrr n Srhmd Nn. llo East IAN s..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

Appellate lbivisun-Supr"m" Court Recess
Supreme Court Special 1rrm--Part L. Motion
calendar called at lo:3n \. NJ. Part H. Ex.phrte
matters. w
Of Margaret Murray Bridget Millmore Thomas j,
Mckee. Ellen VI. Plancord Emma NJ Worms Rose
f.. Kennedy. n 1890 4. NJ
city Court Special Term,- Court opens at 10
A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
Real Estate Vrnusfpr..

Am.,Lys Ave; rs,. 135 Il. II Of Morris
Emma Won Raven .:.........,..,!,.... 81
N"' s,'S, T Ss :: JOIN + pr e, e" 10 s.
ue"f tx "'E S,.. So 81 .o.i;s;,s ward u,
:, Aliist.r, jr.. I" Judah Boas all title. /
h1 10; i 81, q a. Y" "Sr Of spring ST. i9is
,, ,s'' g., li.r""rk con-; =, ,.ii,::,x
Post ..,....,...- ...,........ ,..,.,... NOM
h' iir.iE. ST. NJ" . y" s.; %,GH75: Dora
,n,Sn '': =, S"" ".. ~ H'~"F' fF'"' loo
E!!ridxe g. ~. 3. ". :. 95n,i5 lIynran
4H IaT a.. . s.,a',' ' '%".-",
,aap Of y, "I"S~ io. Sr 3 I"S ' r Is"
1T; -, 8, Van , Nest Si"t,.n. MA95 Jn."n 800
"I"% s E s"r III Isl n" ,r ' ma" "f rlS.
Tos: Elizabeth rirTna" to fr-irrIt T. -
Loi - map q Il lots on Soaiha;r.n Roul. ~"
v,,S;% s "'''t :" AI'"" M''n s. ire ,oss
s. %s"; ,t B i'd Ssn E;Hs f. I %,,.:
Gsrs". % '" :" ,, "';''
s.: =SS,G tntS,nri's !! + Trust q t" ' "a,G
s@inS 81. = ". cor Of Mott St. % "a
@ Ky s'2 z ,:rS:, william X. Porter TO R",
sIStr.nt III E iyr s. easi i. II i 54n
"p Il s NlISEs s, %"sGsid I" rll
T: sss.ss r:ia No. d d 4:5pS M St,
w ETnT"I st. wiisna V II
sn opel open space G irins .ou h pt noslins
oSp"r to rnii4h sIais. OK ,m~ a%"F'
S.. '2sss 5.i2 s1,S,S; iun" ) lu"h"Ti
America: i, part ......"......."... II 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

Oats were steady on the spot. Sales 200,
600 bushels. including 100000 for export
here and at the outports. No. 2 In elevator
2Ic.; do. delivered 27h: No. 2 white 90;
track and ungraded white 29G35 Chicago
received 5O7 cars and experts $50 to-mor-
row.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

III TNMFN !. FI-T.N-
HraruU -, :, =. lo"AI ". ,'lnssnn y 2INl4ax
25Nl47, vacant; foreclosure sale, Julr r.. swords
rs l.nSr Rrrwin et nj; Ilrckc Clnck"S. A'tys.
Edward v Irit'rnden, ref: In" On judEi 81 S2n
taxes S2f,
ny PETER f. MEYER 90.
West 2lst ST.. AS, u s. 2T6 l0tA Ave. 2ISas .:
nyr-story stone front NAT foreclosure sale. Mar,
caretta n. Warren ~ al, TINS, ETC. Michael
,Ofr"v 81 al, nutI"r, Norman, iodine & Myndcrsa.
attys. David Thomson. ROT; due On iudgt., SRI
MohPgan Ave, and samuel East lSnth, ST.. ".
tiuire vs. John T.. Morgan ct al. Edward H. Kelly
ATTY: James Il. Torrance. ref Din" Iudgi .
81, MAJ
ny WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
I.nerty ST.. % and 81. n. s.. "37.O4 W. Broadway,
SOIL 1N3ONllgl; twelve. story office buidinH
ioreclnsurp sale: Robert r., Bowling Thornas
4, White ct al; RowerS a sands: sI,ys William
liens and morris, S3l0,4t.l7.
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to-day was as follows.

Augusta shipped to-day no bales; Mem
pbis 945. st. Louis 2J6: Cincinnati ITS, and
Houston none. The rainfall for the past
twenty-four hours included 40 OF an inch
at Tampa. and 30 at Jacksonville, Fla; .04
at Vicksburg Miss. New Orleans advanced
4 points Port exports 247s bales. Futures
here advanced to . points. and closed
n.In hnrI, Leu
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CAN YOU SPARE =
JUST 7 MINUTES :

I'm business man, and like most ambitious
men overrearhrd energies, Am uvcrload ed
with hIgh.grnd- properties and um now anxious 10
dispose uf iuy holdings ito quick buycrsJ at a
sacrifice. VIII sell without r's"rve) exceptionally
hn- building lots at BrunxvIlr station. on the
Harlem Il. X, WrstuhrStrr County, adjoining Mt.
Vernon and lunkers, NJ really half their value md
upon very liberal i-rms. The taxes are nominal
and there assessments These lots ara
within three mlnutes walk Of the station and are
highly developed. There are 81 trains daily tex
press and lutalI. and tn" dstan"" IL within "a
minutes ride OF the Grand Central Depot Run
In and have talk with D.. or write postal or
letter. l. u. BROOKS. owner,
Room -. l65 Broadway. y. Y.
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outports. No. 3, SIC. over September in
Chicago: No. 2 white INC. over. Chicago re-
Futures closed " to NC. higher, with sales
OF 80 900 bushels. Prices as follows:
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Corn was firm on the spot. with sales OF
$40, 900 bushels for export here and at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to grt

Fast Side.
THE CLARENDON. Ith Ay. and lsth st. A.
~. tractive home for gentlemen: elegantly fur
niBhed rooms: half rates. All publications, baths
aud billiards gratis. elevator
DARK ANENIE. lO2u, corner s5th st.-PhysiciaAD
i dentist uihce other beautifully furnished rooms
Reasonable References; private family.
West side.
9TH ST, 10 wESr.-wcll furnished, newly
- decorated rooms, thoroughly renovated house;
homeliEe; reasonable.
/. 9Th 81, ~ WEST. Large rooms, connecting or
@ SIN Ilr, III, IN lnpr Iyemcnts, baths AdlOin-
ing: nice han room, references.
10TH 81. - WEST. Large parl"r bedroom; also
hood; references exchanged
DLFASAST. cool room. with awnings; private
house near Madison a., reasonable references.
33 East ,'ls' St
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
MEN Wards ll"lr Sl"yn, I'D 81 4 7th Ave-
2vTH -. - W.T. Nirriy Furnished r,-,IiS. large
and small, from, 81 - I" $'o' all ruEy"n'"n""s
rrmiiHl
Io-i4I WEST Io3Tn 81. -,
~ SHAFTS liliilI tlbt Nl'S;
Cn"icp apartments. =" light ruul,, baths, all
improvements, near l. station, l"ith s., rents
SIS as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08
ON " ERCI.II.

MoTDAY, Aug. 7.--GRAIE--Wheat Spot
was 9. eady. with sales of las. 900 bushels for
EXPORT here and at the outports. No
Northern Duluth 2iic. over September T. O.
b. afioat; No. hard Duluth 5%c. over; No
Northern New York sc. over. The North
western receipts were PA ears. against 535
last week, and 1873 last year; Chicago 1866
against l02 last week and LOG last year Flu
lures closed q to NC lower, with sales Of
!, 055, 900 bushels. After change September
on curb was 74A a 7i%c. Prices as follows:
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Select Board.
Fast side.

Fast side.
-ll6 EAST 18TH ST Pleasant large and small
n. front rooms; good table board; reduced rates:
central.
MADISON AN.. liza l6t .-second floor suite; other
vi double aud single rooms; excellent board; sum-
iner prices.
MADISON AN.. ~. Large and small rooms hand.
4h somely furnished; centrally located transients
4 rnln mMlAteh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-08

Government bonds strong. The IS OF 1925
closed u per cent. higher bid. Railway and
other bonds easier. The features were Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron 5s. Kansas and Texas Ids.
Kansas city, Pittsburg and Gulf lists. Read
ing general 4s Union Pacific As. Atchson,
Batim IRE and Ohio, st. Louis Southwest
ern and Wisconsin Central issues.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York, 60Hc Bar silver in London closed at
-7Ad. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 4Sc.
Money on call 3iaq4 per cent. Time mo-
ney is quoted at AZ per cent. for five. six
and seven months on dividend railroad
stocks 4k2M5 per cent. for four, five, and
six months good mixed loans. 80 per cent.
industrals Commercial paper Is quoted at
4a4ia per cent. for bills receivable: &C
ceptances and prime single names, 4G4Ia
per cent: other names. ihd5 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet and closed
with an easy tone. Continental exchange
was dull Posted rates are: Long drafts.
$4s3iA; sight drafts. S4S7. Actual rates
are Long bills. $4.s2ia a4.S2%; sight drafts,
SSGG 4.S6A, and cable transfers. s4.S6%;
francs are quoted at 5.22laG52lh for long
and 5.19ssG5lSN for short; reichsmarks.
94is9Y4A for long and "a l3-16G94 1915 for
short: guilders. 80 l3-l6q397s for long and
40 l-l6G401s for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par and cents premium. Charleston
Buying, par; selling. Is premium Savan-
Multiplying. Lie discount: selling. 10 cents
premium. New Orleans-Bank 80 cents
premium: commercial. 30 cents discount.
San FranG1sco-Sight, 10 cents premium; te
legram. l2la cents premium. st. Louis, par
Chicago. % cents discount. Cincinnati
Between banks par and 30 cents discount;
over counter. 80 cents premium.
The all-ral east bound shipments OF dead
freight from Chicago last week were 1872
tons, against l0s SS9 tons the previous week
and 40 773 tons the same week last year
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
banks in this city Brooklyn Jersey City
Hoboken, and Staten Island which are not
members OF the New York Clearing house
Association. but which clear through some OF
the members is as follows:
July 20. Aug =. Changes.
Loans, disc. 800 -. -.,
invsstmts $G3 70s. 800 500. ae7 100 Dee $3l 800
Circulation l3sS,4Oo l.3+OuoO Dec s,4Mn
Net deposits 6S l24 200 as $50 300 Inc +5B, 100
house agts 7I2Ol0l T,O3a SO Doc 5000
bank notes 1880 0G0 3.T03 2oO Dec 1876, 500
= must COS 2S24 so a,.l05OO Ire 800 900
SpacIc ...... 2SB.3N 2,TlS.SDO Dec 81 900
| Total res ve$l0 10 200 $lf,7H2vl Inc So. 400
| Rrs'v- rrld. 1891 I5 II Ia 10 Inc. lli.u'o
| Deficit resve s321l75 *YTVs25 Inc S5",G5O
Railway gross earnings for July compare
with those OF the same month OF last year as
| fnnn
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West side.

21THsr - Handsomely furnished PAP
vi lor floor. also second floor. together sepAp
rate: trsnslents accommodated. references.
4 STH ST, 225 WEST. near BruadwH Elegantly
~ furnished rooms. single. On suite; board OPP
tunal; terms reasonable.
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.,v,yc1tL AyD COMMERCIAL.



60. ,bs, the effect OF Saturdays bank
rta ,n,rt would be felt to-day in higher
N''''" ,or nancy and lower prices Tor
P''' ,ae not realized. There was mo-
~" ~" dorIiup in stocks but II was due more
ot'', ,i,,ss IN the market than TO any
!" also Tho sales were en- smaller
'""" ,h,r on any day last week, except
s,,,,.,,v and there was no special erort TO
',,r,a or depress particular issues AS TOT
1900, IN the circumstances, IL ulsplayeu
n'..,,,,,,r,,,, - case The opening rate was the
i,pAcsr. and TN" closing ratc vas .ne low.
THOR. were reports that the Secretary
=, bo Treasury would take further steps TO
V,,r,,n The situation American Tobacco
."t' Continental Tobacco. which had been
,,,,rs In sppculatiOn. were allowed to re-
rI. ,bo FIRST . points. and the second, Ia
,,,. Tho changes in Sugar Refining.
,noylv, Rand Transit, and the Granger
.,,rLg wore uulinportart. There was realiz-
TO- IN Tennessee Coal and Iron. and the
nrIrp 'oil 90
New York stock Exchange sales Aug. z.
rxrsrsr,rEs AND STATE BONDS IN Sl.OOOsl.
,.o.,<G PRICES or UNITED STATES BONDS.
bil ASi,d. BID. Aiktd.
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The daily sentinel., 1899-04-15
NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue of the petition of
twenty legal voters in School district
No. in Mesa County Colorado there
will be submitted at the general school
election of said school district No. l to
be held at the school house Grand June
tion Colorado in Mesa county on Mon
day May 1st 1899 of such qualified cleo
tors of the district as have paid school
tax therein in the year next preceding
the said meeting, the question OF refund
ing the bonded Indebtedness OF said dis
trict and Of issuing bonds to take up
and replace the outstanding district
bonds now payable. Such refuuding
bonds to be- voted for at said time to bear
interest at not to exceed 515 per cent.
per annum and shall be redeemable at
the pleasure of the District Board in
five years, and payable in fifteen years
from the date thereof
All persons voting for the refunding of
said bonds shall have written or printed
on their ballot the words "for refunding
bonds" and all persons voting against
the refunling bonds shall have written
or printed on their ballot the words
against refunding bonds"
Witness my hand and official seal this
10th day of April, A. d. 1899
SEAL VIM. "A. MARSH.
~ Secretary.