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PARIS. 80 Euo Taitbout 10 l6 Oct, 1899.
Rogers Poet Il Co.,
New York. L. s.. A
Gentionsn;-will you kindly send mo by Pitt
Bcotts Express. C. o D.. a pair OF your Model"
tan shocs. winter weight.
never saw a bsttor pair of shoea than these
now Wear. JOHN i.
Both our "Model " and our
pedestrian - the shoe Just
brought out-are copies of $l2
and S14 custom.made shoes, the
work of the best bootmaker in
New York City.
Facsimiles in every detail,
they have all the style and every
bit the wear, of the originals.
Button, lace, Butcher; calfskin,
patent, russell and enamel leather,
s..
TOMORROW ELECTION pAD WE CLOSE AT
ONE O'CLOCK.
Rogers, PET 81 Co.
$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard
600 Broadway, cor Prince
vhlrty-seoond And Broa1WaE
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LAST RAID BIZ TLuMxNY.
Her Agents Laughed Down by tho Central
Federated Union.
Established 1929.

Her Agents Laughed Down by tho Centrn nj
Federated Union.
Tammany received a PARTING shot before
election at yesterdays meeting OF the Central
Federated Union. Delegate Thimme moved
that the G. F. U. call upon all workinGmen and
citizens not to vote for Assem- blymen Henry.
Mazet and Slater A sarcastic laugh arose and
there was some confusion. Eugen. A. John
son OF the Manhattan Musical Union, an
other Tnmmany delegate. tried to spcas in
listen
move we adjourn" shouted q delegate at
tho back OF the hall. BEFORE ths motion was
put there was a general stampede for the door.
when delegate yelled out: Three cheers for
O'Brien," The cheers were given and i'm
Inedately tho hall was empty. Some OF the
Tammany men tried to buttonhole delegates
on the sidewalk. but everyone seemed to Ee in
remarkable hurry to get away and even tbs
attractions OF the bar. which usually hold Q
could not make hem remain
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Columbia boy. In tho Campaign.

The undergraduates OF Columbia University
have been unusually active in this years cleo.
tion. Columbia Republican club lately or
ganzed under the leadership o! +. {. Hazard
of the third-year law class has enrolled about
twenty Ave law students, who havo canyassed
and STUN ped in the twenty first election dlstrict
during the last week; All the University schools
have bsen interested In the work, but the law
Vinton, also Of the thrd-year law ciass. In q
made a call for volunteer election watchers Tor
the lepublican party ON election day ma
more than nifty students have voluntreped
The club intends to hold a final mass meeti,G
at the University to-day.
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JOTTIyGs ABOUT TOWN.

A man known only As Jack" employed on the
lighter Ben English. from Wcnhawksn. fell over
board in tina middls OF tho North River yesterday
aud was drowned. His body WAS not recovered.
Martin Reilly laborer omployad In the Quarter
masters Department at Sandy Hook. was overcome
by gas in his room at Fayens Hotel in South street
yesterday morning. and his recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Bridget NcGinnis, her seyenteen.year.old
daughter Mamie. and Michael Fay, Mrs. McGinnis's
brother. were found at is5 Eaat 18th street yes.
terdAy by their noighboTs overcome by gas. The
neighbors told the police the three had been drinking
and blow out the gas. They will recover.
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TIMMANY COULDN'T SPLIT T. L. +.
And So Has Tried to Discredit It-Parsops
Predicts Victory.

There was meeting OF the Executive Com
mittse OF the Independent Labor party at its
headquarters in East Twenty-third street last
night. Reports were received from ali as
sembly districts. At the close OF the meeting
John \. Parsons. the chairman. m AIDE a statr-
ment In which he predicted victory at the polls
tomorrow He declared that Tammany Hall
mad done everything that Il could to divide and
discredit the Independent Labor party. and
had sgnnlly failed. The so-callsd labor meet
ing on Saturday night In Cooper Unicn was
entirely tho work OF Tammany and was n2zle
so far as labor IL concerned
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COLLEGE MEN IN POLITICS.
OF tho SEE Candidates in This City % Are
University Grnduates.

University Graduates.
In tho various elections to be held in this city
tomorrow there are 322 candidates for office
from tho divers political parties. or ths,s
% are college graduates. and an analy-
sis shows that no less than 70 OF thess
~ are Republican candidates This
fact seems to be- significant OF the type q
men nominated by the several organizations
resented on the tickets. Columbia leads with
- graduates. New York University has Il.
and the New York Law School. I each: Hnr-
ward. 3; Brown, 3: Dartmouth. the University
o. virginia, Amherst, Eastman. Hamilton and
AMI the following. with ono graduate: Princes
ton. LHnG Island Msdical School. McGiil. Syra-
Hopkins. Wesleyan. Albany Law School. 81.
Johns. Rpon and Alfred.
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HIS FALL DUE TO 4 BALL CANE.

AdOlph BraZsau Lost His job, and Ran
Awny, but Hasn't Enjoyed Himself.
Adolph Brazeau. 10 years old. looking woe
begone and forlorn. walked into tho West
Forty-ssventh street police station last night
and said he had run away from his home AT %
Ash street Worcester. Mass.
Il went TO see u ball game" he said, and got
fred from my Job rs a machinist My parents
scodcl me. so | ran away. ] can get no work
here. Iwant to go home. Two had nothing to
eat fer thirty-siN hours"
snnner Tor III" hnv iIc was IorEed M anT a
telephone message was sent to his parents.
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Schooner Clara Burned.

GLEN Cow l.. l.. Nov. BY tho shaking OF
lime IN her hold the two-masted schooner
Clara, Capt. n. r. Hutch. from Rockport Me.
bound for New York with cargo OF $50 bar
res of lime consigned to II. T. burrows. Of New
York. was set allrr last night and burned to the
waters edge, She had gone aground on Matin-
necock Point in the fog and storm OF Friday
night. Capt. Hatch. Mate {. H. Paul and Stew.
ard George BaGley. with three seamen who
constituted tho crew., all got ashore and
Philadelphia in 1850. was Of 2iS tons burden.
and II Is said she and her cargo were insured
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BENJAMIN Thompson. a negro, attacked
Michael Carr of $40 West Forty-nrst street
with piece OF iron pipe. at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning. in front OF the West Thirtleth street
police station. and knocked him senseless
The negro was going through his Victims
pockets whom the policemen arrested him. In
Jefferson Market court yesterday Thompson
seemed III or crazy. and was committed 10
Bellevue for examination.
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Republican Weather.

fair weather. much IKE yesterdays. Is ex-
pected for election day-what is known ahou,
this time OF the year In New York State as liz.
publican weather. NN
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Pool Has 1873 Election Gases To-day.

Magistrate Pool announced in the West Side
court yesterday that 126 illegal registration
cases were pending before him, most Of them
from III" Nineteenth district. and thnt the en-
hearing them, ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The bank statement OF Saturday as usual falied
IN represent conditions actually prevailing. but IL
served to call attention to the fact that "hhe
money Is not coming into this city as fast as eA-
pected the loan contraction of few banks Is easing
the situation considerably. The decrease In loans
In the last few weeks reflects the return Oh money
used in special transactions in the last month or
so and naturally suggests the possibility OF an IN
creased supply OF funds available for use IN the
stock market Four banks showed last week de-
crease in loans Of ST. O00 and as the actual con-
traction shown by the statement was less than
70 will readily be seen that the rest or the
banks expanded their loans In the aggregate by
more than 100000 From now on the money
market will be closely watched by stock mar
ket followers and 1t is safe to say that the
Immediate future OF securities quotations will be
,ovarned nv the course of money. How much Of
damand will result from the necessities OF the crop
sactton of the country cannot be answered In ad-
vance but T. is likely that the requirements this
wear will be under the normal. owing to the big
sunpIv OF funds at all interior points. London dis
counts exhibited trihe easier tendency yesterday,
and I'm the local market call funds ruled at 3%4 per
cant There was n good demand for time money at
4Iul per cent for three to six months. Certain
bank officers who interviewed yesterday ex-
nressed the belief that money would work higher,
owing 10 the low reserves here at a time OF busi-
ness expansion and harvest gathering.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
CHARACTER OF TRADING

Commission houses did little in the market and
in the forenoon trading prices simply moved under
the varying ideas OF inconsequentia Board room
traders The opening fractionally under Sat
urday's closing but late rally left the greater
number Of issues practically unchanged from Sat-
urday's final quotations. The trading element tried
10 offer prices down, but the absence OF pressure
TO sell prevented any important reactions. Penn
svIyania and New-York Central bought by
fair class Of buyers, but elsewhere there little
indication OF good buying. On all reactions how
ever stocks were easily absorbed The decline In
Consolidated Gas made In small volume OF
business Some OF the days buyers and sellers
were: T. L. Manson. jr, Co. bought ST. Paul;
William NJ Imbrie e. Co.. London sold II. p. Gold
schmidt & Co. bought Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy: H. Clews & Co. sold. Clark. Dodge Co.
bought Atchison preferred: c. NJ Dodge & Co. sold
7 y Mead & Co. sold Rock Island. j. s. Bache q
20 bought Pttsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and ST.
rous J. A. Williston & Co sold Atchison pre-
ferrod J. s. Bache & Co. sold Consolidated
Gas r J. Taylor & Co. and A NJ. Hunter sold
CT Paul w g. Lawrence Son bought Union
Pacific preferred; Halsted Hodges sold. Simmons
a slade sold Rock Island o. Kohn and G.. b. Hop
Wins a. Co sold Consolidated Gas Dick Brothers a.
Co sold Pennsylvania. w d. Hatch sold Pittsburg
Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis. o. Loeb sold
Sugar Fahnestock & Co. bought New-York Cen
trail w. d. Hatch bought Atchison preferred; II.
Content & Co. sold. Asiei & Co. bought Pittsburg,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
COAL TRADE CONDITIONS.

The anthracite companies report an active anu
increasing demand for coal In the west anu II -
exnected that the movement Of anthracite TO west
orn points will be heavier this fall than IN any cor
raanonding period on record. Production Is not
running ahead OF demand, and stocks are not ac-
curnulatng. Regarding the soft coal trace Inc
,-ioa-,ns and Mining Journal says: The sea-
hoard bituminous trade Is very active demand De-
, large and shipments limited only by difhcuity IN
PROCURING cars The labor trouble In the Ciea,ie'u
region Is apparently settled in the Cumberland 'ne
,I,, d,mcuItv has been in getting cars enough
The demand from the East is very active anu
sound ports are also taking a good deal Oh ceNii
Tho car supply Is not equal to the demaho, anu
sh,nrors are pushing the railroads pretty nara
Freight rates on coastwise vessels are rather hsn
or vessels being scarce and in demand People
interested In the coal business are pulish oi "''
the coal stocks. The coaers have not enloye@u @ d
genuine bull movement in several years a,iu & ny" .Ie
that the trade is in such good cohuitIUi, s Nm ia
onntroI lodged in the hands OF rev men, ~ 10 70
reasonable TO expect that the coal stocks WI, h oe
among the first to share IN any ouii iiA" ~
NAV develop this summer or fail
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
cAIE OF LAPSED MEMBERSHIPS.

President Barrows. of the New-1 orK PRODUCE FIX
change in his last weeks letter 10 'he noa'u Vi
Managers noted the fact that at present the safe
- 1ansad membership certificates does not cover as
r,uob as 80 per cent of the liabilities for which
,he certificates lapsed Continuing the letter says
IN part:
r ,,,evv Of the fact that there are eighteen GER
.,ena,aa N be sold in August, and the liability on
others now In position to be ceased. we are con-
1nntsd With the outlook of a large decrease In
he net earnings Of the Exchange the present hscal
uaor This makes II apparent that we must use
sha; are seemingly hard measures In all cases
cnmine before us in the future for suspension or
oastno In order that the rights OF the paying
urnemhers may be protected. Should the counsel
r''ia that the gratuty trustees can only pay out
the amount collected. 1t will at once relieve the
exchange Of this loss.
There was talk yesterday among the younger
,oemhers OF calling another meeting to consider
,h question OF assessments. At the present death
o,e each member will find himself assessed about
saoo AT the end of the year. This the young men,
hors saw is unfair to them. Memberships on the
Exchange which sold less than year ago at
about s175 are now quoted at 500
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET.-The out
side securities market opened quiet and steady.
closing irregular. There good buying of Chi
cago and Alton subscriptions from u21adllS. The
new IS were in demand but there seemed to be
stock offered 931a being Did at the close. Rubber
Goods was also in good demand Standard OIL
closed at 465q4S7. against 465Q467 Saturday Last
prices on the other prominent issues were: Am
sterdam Gas, S14s@32; preferred. 6&.05s Air Power
70; Bay State Gas, 17sq2; Amalgamated Copper,
0Qg71z; Republic Steel 1694Gl7h; preferred. s214D
So; Havana Commercial. 26aZ71a; preferred, sea671a
Electric Vehicle. 100; Union Steel and Chain NGp2s
preferred, 67G6S; Rubber Goods common 3lQ33; pre-
ferred. S5qS6.
BANK OF SPAIN STATEMENT.-The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of Spain shows the follow
ing changes: Gold on hand unchanged: silver on
hand increased 900 pesetas: notes in circulation
decreased 2Sl1.OO0 pesetas.
FOREIGN TRADING.-London did little in the
local market yesterday. Arbitrage houses traded in
about 5000 shares the greater number of which
represented sales OF Louisville and Nashville. At
Gibson preferred and Southern Railway
PANHANDLE" HIGHER.-The advance In
"Panhandle" was due 10 local and Philadelphia
buying There news regarding the prop
erty but people interested In the stock said that
the buying was based the roads big earnings
and the improved prospects Of the minority holders
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
IOWA CENTRAL.

The continued Increase in earnings ana inc proS-
,acts Of An Increase in the dividend on the pre-
ferred stock of the Iowa Central Rairoau Oo'ipa".
has made the friends of that company some"na'
aaa,,,a IN the stock market which Is SHOWN Dy
The activity and strength in the stock In the eieven
months from July 1885, to June 1899 the net earn
,nss Of the company s56Scoo Interest rentals
ETC. for the full year will be $4,000 There Is s'VV
nrefarred stock and the full dividend OF per cent
-. -,,ro s97h Os The company paid IA per
can't on it's preferred stock in February ana II Is
raaa rded as certain that it will pay at least 'ha'
,,,,cb in August and possibly something more
The earnings for the second week OF July were were
s4S,sco as against SolS for the corresponding n
w.. .'oo- an increase of % per cent II the corn
o-on along the line of the road proves as good as
present indications would warrant the companyS
prospects several months are spsea er
eIs syyocE hut say that the outlook Is atracIlve
enough 10 warrant better prices Rnsse't sc ~, toc
r.ad to have refused to sell block OF ue s'oOA
repot ip. tu.eeeekI1The New-York News Bureau
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July "a (SpeciaD.-Wheat at its best 10
day was up sc. but It finally closed with most d
the recovery lost: the last prices September
were the same Saturday; the July and the
December and the May held portion Of thefr
rally. Heavy rains reported In France: Liver
pool was up s.a7sd. Paris up proportionstesy
These were the early helps. There good
many damage complaints from South Dakota. even
the railroads conceding losses; but tho
weather map showed improved conditions in the
Northwest; lower temperatures the Dakotas had
showers Saturday and Sunday; cooler weather was
predicted for Tuesday There was a large increase
in the visible supplyl 900 bushels increase. conn
pared with decrease of over a million last yea"
Worlds shipments 100000 bushels, were a million
ahead OF the week previous. and 100000 bushes
ahead OF last year. At primary points there wers
ssa 900 bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels las'
year. The Northwest had 5sS cars. against Is .
year ago: hero there were l8 cars. against ~"
Last year at about this time wheat receipts oe
gan TO increase. Minneapolis to-day reported wne.s
being cut at Waverly and at a few other pom"
In Minnesota. 1t predicted that the sprns
wheat harvest would be under way at gooo 'ha's
points by the end of the week. This had as thoe.
to do with encouraging shorts selling as anytnms'
September opened at 707sc. sold between 'ise..,
and 7oisc and closed at 7o,fq7otc. July coseo
ssr.c The $4,000 bushels lost by fire at Toieao -,
not taken out OF the visible to-day. ana 80 ai' ~
exert much influence. The speculative uaue
unimportant. r. hs,ns
Corn about held its own. the entire range ~ ~.
only &c September opened at 3l%uSlSc., s"1 ri,
tween slsc and 32c and closed at SlSc'
closed at s2hc. Shippers were the ess' wv
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
HEAVY MOVEMENT OF GRAIN.

Tho movement Of grain at Western points last
u,eak was enormous the total receipts at chicago
amounting to $4,000 bushels, against SSlIovo oush-
els in the preceding week. $4,000 ousheis IN tue
same week in 1895, and 4osoe" ousheis III 1871, ~
49,, ..oI rAce,nts for the week supplied 2s3l,-
ooo bushels oats 10000 bushels and wheat oS%"o
bushels. In the same week last year the receipts
~ corn were 1472ocO bushels Of oats 1So3oo oush-
ola and OF wheat 10000 bushels. Reports received
Yesterday from the West indicate that the corn
crop in Nebraska and the Southwest Will DE iaiser
,bon in any preceding year on record The ROCK
roIord and Burlington crop reports are excellent.
and ~ within the next three weeks there Is an an-
sence of hot winds and destructive Insects en0I h3
aTe irons will be gathered. Eastbound snip,
men3s Of corn from Chicago last week amounnttea
70 12o6l7 tons against 96,6Sl tons IN the preceos
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATT1S.-Money call. 81 per cent.
with exceptions at 3AsQ4 per cent The time money
market quiet and easier in tone. at per cent
for sixty days. per cent for three months. +d4h
per cent for four months and 444h per cent Dor
six months on railroad collateral and above on
mixed collateral Commercial paper were
S3xQ4 per cent for three months per cent for
four months and per cent for six months for the
best names, and above for paper not well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull. Actual
closing rates foowl
Gables Sight Sixty days
SterIlrg. .Ssq4 s4% 4SA4As7H 4s4h e4h
Francs . g. l6A -1-i6Qb 1oh 5l7ia as t6&-l-l0 $50
R'chsmke. 30 7-ao 10 8-l5dsoS eAt1 @94%
Guilders.... ~ S-io 4OgD Lie
ed
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Now -Orleans-Com-
,oercal 5Oa75c discount: bank. 5oc premium. San
Francisoo-sight. 1Oc; telegraph. l211o. Cincinnati
over the counter. SOC premium: between banks,
mar and SOC discount. Savannah-Buying. 1-l6c dis
count; selling 75c per 1900 premium. Charleston
Buying. par; selling. TIC premium Boston-Sc dis
count and 21Ic premium. Chcago-2Sc discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. - NewYork - Exchanges.
sN szs SIG; balances ss,ss1 1896 Boston-Exchanges.
s2os4Sos: balances. n-&2.6al. Baltimore-Ex-
changes S2S3 1928; balances, $4s4,52l Chicaso-E1-
changes sfsOs3,S4; balances, a.SSS,oA
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money In
London. 2 per eeni Open market discount rate.
sk per cent for short and 5-ie@sss per cent for
long bills Berlin discount rate, % per cent. Ber-
lin exchange London % marks ~ ptenniss
Paris exchange London. francs 2 centinnes-
Paris discount rate. ~ per cant
FOREIGN observation-disclosures consols 1o6 n-fS
for mepex and 1Os rr1s 1Or the Aa0Ouni. French
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London July 24~-American securities, after de-
cfining somewhat were Quieter. with a hardening
tendency closing dull Last prices were: Atchison.
al.: Canadian Pacific. s9ss: st. Paul. l3S Illinois
Central l1s%: Louisville and Nashville, rs; Union
Pacific preferred, 7s3s; New-York Central. l2A;
Erie. 1s%: Pennsylvania. e9ls Reading lOSs Erie
rst preferred s71a: Northern Pacific preferred. 7s
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market hrm. Final
Bid.Aaked
-nuokations follow:

RAILROAD BONDs.-Market dull and steady
Total sales amounted in par value TO N6l7,0o
, against s6S4,5OO Saturday. The heaviest deal
3ngs were in the Atchson and Baltimore and Ohio
issues Central Georgia 6s. Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific general As. Erie prior Is Missouri Pacific ls
SIS. Northern Pacific general 4s. Oregon Short Line
Income Bs St. Louis and Southwestern DDS and
hI1ninn Pacific
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis. keecn'
Ioew e. Co. bought Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chicago
and St. Louis A. II. Wheeler bought ana SOLO
AZ. Louis Southwestern common. Halle q stieg-
Itz Dick Brothers Co. and j. s. Bache @
Co. sold Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and 81
Louis: A. Carleton. H. NJ. Hume e. co. ana =, ~
,,, sold Mendham Brothers bought Pressed Steel
car common; H. l. Clark e. Co. sold Fahnestock
a. Co. and Charles B. Ketcham bought New-York
Central. Thomas Reed sold.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul reports
for the third week In July an increase In gross
earnings of $2l6220 over the same week year ago
II the company does well In the last week or
the month as In the first two weeks 1t Will show
an increase of nearly 100000 over July 1898 The
compilation of railroad earnings by The Tribune
for the second week in July. covering sixty COM
panies shows a net increase Of s9470eo, or 147 per
cent over the corresponding time In 1873 re"
earnings were received yesterday. but Of the COM
no nies reporting the following showed increases:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

The full report of gross and net earnings ior
Nav as compiled by "The Financial Chronicle,
shows an Improvement in gross Of SIS per cent and
In net Of 12 per cent. From January to May 81
gross earnings OF 1T roads increased as.201l5 and
net earnings A4s2. 800. In May Of this year there
was heavy contraction In the Western gram
movement as compared with May, lssS' when earn
ings showed an enormous gain over 1897. The
heaviest gains IN net earnings In May shown
nv Pennsylvania, Atchison, Louisville and Nash-
VILE Norfolk and Western. Erie. Burlington ana
Wabash In the order named. From January 10
Nav 81 the heaviest gain In net earnings oy groups
was shown by the Southwestern roads
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

tponars per share TEX dividend
BANK STOCKS
CReported by Clinton Gilbert. No Wail-st)
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
Oseported by c. l. Hudson Co.. Nos. "a SO wal-st)
BONDS
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
BOSTON STOCKS.

nn,rnished by r. L. Day q Co.. No 1 Broad-st)
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
STOCK MARK EFT IRREGULAR
EXTREME DULNESS PREVAILS.
OVER MONEY NE
STRAINING INFLUENCE-BONDs

C1osing prices yesterday of the prinoipai ac-
Hve securities and net changes from 0"'"'
Aav's last sales were: