davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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changed; receipts $4,000; stock 79s,ooo. Prices
here as follows:

Coffee dull and easier owing to lower
European cables and liberal receipts. The
decline was slight however, and part OF 1t
was recovered later on, owing to little
local buying.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits turpentine 50h@
6lc Common to good strained rosin $l.45
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was easier; Western
s5.50d5.60. Pork was steady at $S.75q95O
for mess. Meats steady; picked
hams 10hG10%c.; do. shoulders &C.. do.
bellies sac. Tallow 49sc Dressed hogs
6A@7Ac. Butter--Creamery, Western, ex-
tras, 19d191tc.; do. firsts. 1871 state ex-
tras, 1874 a l9c.: do. flrsts. 171sm1sc. Cheese
State, full cream, large or small, colored
or white choice. 9h69hc. Eggs--State,
Pennsylvania. and Western, 151a@l612c.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-"After ruling easy for
a time on some realizing by September
longs. provisions frmcd UP In sympathy
with grain and closed steady at a small ad-
vance. prominent packer bought Sep
TENDER lard, probably against export sales
The cash demand Is improving
SuGAR.-Raw was steady at 4 9-16 for 96
test and 4c. for so test. Refined was fairly
active and firm.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-These were to-days
prices:
Wheat.
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pany 10 in New York. and It is said that he
will the coming week submit to the Stock
Exchange statement of the operations and
conditions OF the company, with an appli-
cation to have the companys stock Issues
taken from the unlisted department and
placed on the regular list. There was fur
Their rise in Steel Hoop. Mexican Central
and Mexican National were notably active
and strong. There was n substantial rise in
Chicago Great Western debenture stock
Final sales compared with those Of yester-
day as follows.
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ern Boulevard; leasehold; y yr.....
Bormann. John. to Henry Kanenbley; Ls-
noN Ave, W. g., II II. 3. Of 10th ST.;
Dienst, Adam Il, and Henry seth TO lisa.
Se's a. s. i7S m r. gan" 81 % alex ltSth Ave.
rf S Ell,a AMI CLANCY A.. e AlfreS VI;
HSTter, HeSrist.n and Henry, e st. lake:
lie 0'F II II Of af"4iE E4i ST. st. & yrs A'e W. "
lIsipin, Hannah NJ, t9 Matthew Daly;
River il, r. co. i2th Ward; yr.',''.
Hooper, Ida j. and VIM, il. to Raymond
r Nonlton NJ, 40 West End Ave.i
fang s. e g %%6 sly sayss'
phinc Dalton; Hath St, n. g., 4a5 IT.
" 81 9th ,Ayc.i I. :.;...,;:..:.
MHteS az" Tap EFms' ST. f. or W Xve to
W. g. i42 q r. n. o. ltlth St. yrs:
Berkeley, Thomas; to TIL" Guarantee and
from 4Oth to 56th St. eoN ioxS3; / yr..
cGGsG SSs"tE arr and En- Mnl THAN
Mshkind. Isiior, To-. Pincis Lowenfeid
and ano. Madison St, 8. 8. 1o4.o IT. o.
Ham, Ham; 70 ,I Rich%s5l n foe and anc !" trns;
N Msi1nsSne N'' iSS1n st. to s. isC T.
s raf r. . anne; . Sam" prcpsr,y j, VIZ
Friedman. Kury. to Henry Meyer; Madison
st. No. 2l4, demand; ,,...i,......s..;....
hank Of wappinggr Fails; bin Ave-, 5. s,
loh IT. W; Of White Plains I'D. ! yr;;.
AfSs c m9Sm"' sd %99 2. to Eq"'ee
oiI"ss :. iassrhias All ani ~" { George
Stevens. Della to Gcorgc W. srtser,
indy aF l nns tTS l 1tsd Sd ss,S 20 VT r.
" insnrs n." Co.; Had;on sF E. % "' 4SS
wlllc",. rEe,Grlck w. 10 United states
w SSg q '5 ISin ST. Il tTw: ana iisai;
Ilirsh: .o2d St. 8 ". cor. or Lexington
Smith. Vim. ' j.. to The Lawyers Title
Insurance Co.; Prospect Ave, w. g.,
.439 IT. n. Of Dawson St; 8 yrs...:.;....
s .,S August M to a Grf E sa,G
s'$ %5:% "%" %"s i George Es5s.; No;
Scales. George and Rebecca r., TO Pnyson
Mi"TWS!ll; E"Eis Ave- 81 1862 IT.
Mortgage Co.; No. 37s East 4th ST.; 1
Martin, jeremiah Il. to The Immigrant In:
g., 5O.4 It $ Of 1921 St yr.........
Molonghney, Edward j., To Chaa q. Stifei;
lo5th st, n. s.. 1870 n. W. OF Park Ave;
Preston. Sarah l., f, TO Philip A. schin-
dler and ano 1l7th St, 5. s, 16o IT.
w OF 4th Ave: 2 yrs. .................
Karp Davis. TO Louis Lese; 1st ST., 9.
W. g.. ll6 IT. O. of Bowery; also l17th
ST, n. q. g.. 5000 n. a. e. Of lat Aye;
Dempsey. Mary f.. to Jos Hnmershias
and nno.: Central Park West, 3. W. cor.
OF 0Sth St; demand. ...,.:..........,.
Doolng John. to Fitzgerald Bros. Brew.
ing No 2G54 9Th Ave: demand. ......
Glantz,. Samuel, TO The q n Schaefer
and No. 145 East 18th St; leasehold;
Israel Hyman and Rachel, ct al 70 the
Mutual Life ms Co.: No. POS Rving-
ph he'll d. Jas. j.. to the Equitable LIE As.
surance Soy; Amsterdam Ave. 3. e.
Ryan Micbaci H.. to MargnIet Mahan;
southwell. Fred'k j.. to Jos. BIRD, trus.,
etc: Eastern boulevard. n. w. cor. OF
lands Of Pelham Bay Park bronx and
Pelham Parkway. or Fnrdham and Pei
ham Ave, n. W. cor. Of Pelham Bay Park
lands: also plot In centre Of ditch, 1,1O4.3
n. n. e. Of the g. W cor. OF Bronx and
Pelham Parkway adj. creek; yrs.
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Horace s. Ely & Co. have sold for the
executors OF the estate of Charles Il. TIL
ford the two fve-story buildings. on lot
25x211. No. 2S Greenwich Avenue.
Som Brothers have bought from the Karn
estate the plot. 130x200. on the northwest
corner Of Amsterdam Avenue and 1S4th
Street.
Edward Block has sold the three-story
dwelling, on lot 16.Sxl00.1l, No. 1888 West
Ninety seventh Street, for about $4,000.
Herman Rosenblum has sold the five
story double fiat, on lot 2bx9s.9. No. OLA
West Thirty ninth Street, to Mrs. Kate
Johnson, who gives In part payment the
three-story and basement dwelling. on lot
20x70, No. GAS Second Avenue.
ID. Phoenix Ingraham Co. have sold to
Myles Hellman four lots. l00xS88. on the
northwest corner OF Eighth Avenue and
150th Street, for $32. 500.
Mandelbaum Il Levine have bought from
d. Levy the four-story brownstone dwell
ing, %. 6x60X1033. No. 243 East Thirteenth
Street.
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finanrial.
SINKING FUND NOTICE
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY

- ~ Dated August 1T. lSN7.
The CENTRAL TKI ST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and WIN. NELSON CROMWELL Trustees give
notice that IN accordance with a certain lnIr,.
tnre made hv the ahovr named Railroad Company,
dated August rs, 1897, the Central Trust Company
OF New lork Will receive proposals to sell the above,
named bonds at a rate not exceeding however tho
par Nalne thereof and accrued interest with five
per cehtnm added to the priucI al. the total offer
not to consume more than one hundred and htty
thousand $40 OoO) dollars. Tn" scaled proposals.
IhusT COMPANY OF NEW YORK. in NEW YORK
CITY at three o'clock p. NJ, on the 2Sth day OF
August. 1897. ivy
CENTRAL TRUST co. or NEW YORK.
VIM. NELSON CROMWELL,
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Tho upward movement OF cotton prices was
resumed this morning, and a further sharp
Improvement was recorded. Liverpool ca
bios were decidedly higher. local and for
ciFn shorts were running for cover and there
was some outside buying. New Orleans M
one time WAS "a points higher for October
and there was good demand here for South
orn account. Wall Street bought and an
did the Continent. The spot markets here
and Mt the South were higher and more nc
tive. The weather in Texas, Arkansas. and
Louisiana was still dry. and fair weather was
predicted for the next thirty-siX hours for
those states. On the advance heavy realIz-
Ing occurred, and part of the improvement
was lost. but the unlertOne remained very
steady Some were inclined to pooh pooh
the advance, and predicted lower market in
Liverpool tomorrow, but shorts were
alarmed. and should outsiders enter tho
market on large scale, many believe that
a further sharp rise in prices would be wit
messed
AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. S-"Two prominent
cotton factors told the writer to-day IL viii
be impossible for them To make more than
onehalf ms much MS last year. Hot weather
and winds continue, causing serious damage
Sections Of Georgia and South Carolina need
Ing rains most are still very dry and hot,
sun, OMMERCIAL.....TWO
and irreparable damage has been done in
those sections. Good general rains are need
ed to arrest damage being done" ATLANTA.
Ga. Aug. s.-"Crop Is this section is look
ing fairly we'll although moisture needed in
some places; occasional showers would be
beneficial"
CoFFET.-Rio on the spot was dull at sac
for No. I. Sales OF 5000 Bagota, 1000 Ma
racabo and 200 Central American Futures
closed unchanged to points lower, with the
tone steady. Sales 5000 bags, Havre declined
i9f, and Hamburg 1. pig American ware
house deliveries l6434 bags. Rio was Arm,
with prices and exchange unchanged; re-
ceipts 1900 stock 100000. Santos was IN.
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Proposals.

pROl 4, TED CRUlSERS.- Proposals for construct.
my six VIII he received at the Navy Department
until ~ o'clock noon. Wednesday, -SoNrm Der I-,.,
when they VIII be publicly opened. A circniar d.
inning the chief Of said vessels Is now
ready for distribution among bidders. Forms of
proposal and contract may be had and the plans
and specifications examined, upon application TO the
department. Oh aud after september i, IspU, JOHN
d. LONG Secretary OF the Navy. June o, 1890,
~Time OF opening bids pos tponed from OctobsS a
1eov, - previously advertised -
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hard Duluth &c. over; No. Northern New
York 1hc. over. The Northwestern receipts
were 115 cars. against 305 last week and 80
last year; Chicago 90 against 12o last week
and l3l last year. Futures rose IN to l7sc.,
with sales of 2,0S0.OOO bushels. After change
Sept. on curb was 75M. Prices as follows:
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iss'$ fiS3 ,ix4s eIi"ts Mary B hsrSSH
L;Sl"s;o% Az; ,, * lJti, a",as; Jane ii. ~
Par? s"fn N &c. S5;'I %H%I from Real tsiA E to
tag" Sc S% to Ave om% 80 hi IT, q 100
S f&t fTuiT S0p Goas"eet rel to ooo
rop Tas g. or AVE-" W S. IT. n. Of 1000
EdtSn s., G g 9siH% Ie"Fo'iH Hsfter to
"3SS ;!; AStt ts"2, John j. ohrsn to Ed:
%? *5si, Join rs = t & G e 4E% Amy u
''SG s lS JANE, q H .sJ %s
faret p, Smith, by Fln., etc, and ano. to
,c Ad"m Deg ,s, anG t s az. i... o:oa 5000
Henry, G. Henderson, ref, to VIM IL
l4is IS %.S. S. $3.50 +, e Of St AIMS <o''00
7', &C., o YIN The German %%s Rxan to tsf
Trf"rm@d Church q sarSIE s. '"'s',a'i 1920
1l4th s. n = 40 r. W Of IN Ave, 25I
Charles L9ts"hcr ,,,....;...s.,..,.. cxch
'2% G5c 81 S E 1s"pna 1'0R Ii Char
TlsS"S J. I E@TH:@ J. M"'oosn"~y 10
S S%%f Y'"GMGG"}yss s S4@: g. sfe' to Ed
sol G"E s t? So 1" az w SrH %P@
Clark to Josephine l., CLARK, :';,s,....,. 1
H512 49, nDr;is 'P rsTdrn t, q N5 S5S s.
124t YH'S g. ~ r42 West. 25xlooii; Hugh 1850
Kerr 10 Thomas Addison and Ano. ......
Pell ST. Ms 20. o. and - II. T.: Ohed
;, II sGnderson to Robert Kerr ,,.a.;.,,,.. $500
il s.joaG; John n Pine r"f' ' to John S1i
Turlhnrg ................... 100. 4 OOO
Hrook Aye; E, $, i34s y 8. OF isath St, oO''
III SNlOO q; same t. snm". ...,..,....... bOOO
Rrouk Ave. e. y, ihl n. :. Of lR9th ST.
lG STlOO.G; same To sam" .,.....,...... 1000
4th St. :. s. ia n W, OF Lewis st
lsm05: Samuel Ettinger ct al 10 Pncus
18Th St, 80. 4io East, s5xo2;; Kate John: o'''S
- Helena ReXer .....,,..,........
2lst St n" pa West % 6xGo: VIM.
RoGgs 10 Ellzah"th l. Boggs .,....,..
BAY Park lands. lNHaS5 Ok irreg bronx
and Pelham Parkway or Forttham md
Pelham Ave" n " cor Pelham Bay
Park lands. 400 l49y irreg; also plot
In centre ditch 1ln4 2. II. Q. Of =. W.
cor. Bronx and Pelham Parkway, adj
creek; Joseph Bird trns,, to r. j South
sin 81. No. 10 West. IL G1ioos: Jo "''o|S
sephinc H. Alley 10 George Raymond. :.
76H1OO1l; Ambrose X. Ely 10 Mutual
Milk and Cream Co ....,....,........ $4,000
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Oats were steady on the spot. Sales 100000
bushels including 100000 for export. here
and at the outports. No. in elevator PIC;
No 2 white 2Sh track and ungraded white
26n35. Chicago received 1854 cars and ex
poets 3l6 tomorrow. Corn was firmer on
the spot. Sales 100000 bushels for export
here and at the outports. No. 2. TIC. over
Sept. in Chicago; do. white nc. over. Chi
cago received 273 cars, and expects 270 to-
morrow. Futures advanced &c. with sales
OF 200. 600 bushels. Prices as follows:
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Forest st., Noe: l15 It. 9, Of Beech ST., aoxloo:
ucys, Reevs II :.
Valentine Ave. W. s., 24l.e IT. Q. of lsoth st.,
16.61"W5; Sum'l ". Wilton vs. Jno. II. Metzler
ct al. attorneys, Eustis. +. q 9:
Katherine X. jackson vs.. Edward Kantrowitz ct
al; attorneys. Bowers s.
Jos, william Grove va Jas J. Sullivan et al.
1olst ST, No. iii H.; Julia Drought vs.. Mary
f. Moran ct AL: attorneys, Venno 6 s.
lOSth ST.. n. s., $50 IT. e. OF Amsterdam Ave,
25xlOO.1l George Inn'ss va. Thos. H. Bell ct al. |:
i2ath 81. s. s., i472 IT, e. Of 9Th Ave., 70 21
on III; American Mortgage Co. VS.. Naomi c. Paine
eN Y. etc: attorneys, Bowers g.
l3Sth St, g. ". s.. 1913 It. n. W. OF Boulevard
10 sxao,11 Emily beaumont VS.. VIM. wahle ct
al. attorney, X. G. Emhree.
1924 St. II. s.. 500 It. e. Of Brook Avo, Box
100; Simonds Furnace Go. VS.. Mary Miller fore
closure hem; attorney, V. W. Iungerford
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1 on W ERCI.1L.

FRIDAY. Aug ll.-GRAIN--Whe
was strong. Sales 10000 bushels for export
here and at the outports. No. l Northern
Duluth exc. over Sept l. o. b. adoat; No, /
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broadway, Sol, Alex. J. Ahearn VS.. J. X. law
renee 81 nj, S94.
81. Paul III, 3. W. cor OF Webster Ave-, 25x
10ui Gincomo PIsciutta agt John J. Murphy, 1910
ID Ave, &ls; Jno H. Scully vs. J. OKane.
SlU55O
10th St. n. g.. 200 IT. @. of eth Ave. 70x7l;
James Dougherty Thos X. Moore, $225. 90.
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MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER Il CHALMERS
-' So broadway New York. manufacturers Of min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished
Nj lNlSG MACHINERY. -I'nencolled in efficiency
-u GATES IRON WORKS. u Broalw way.
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Ahrclis ............ ..,,...,.......... 1.Io
Dryer, Anna to Ellen T. Martin. non
Hohl Charles, to samuel and Jacob Kahn. 235
Hopper. Isaac A.. to Mary +. Place...... $500
Trust Co" ....... -. ...........:..... 600
Mason. Joel s.. ex'r, etc. to Tho Mutual
Odcll. Abram. ct al, ex'rs, ETC., to Susie
Norman assigns morris. l....::....... 500
Rntelen, Leonard and Elizabeth. indiv
and rs eX'rs. etc, TO John II. McGuffog. 27b
Stein Chas. Ar. to Alfred 3. Brown. -. 1,07
The Lawyers Title Ins Co. to Harriet W.
Winslow and ano trus., etc. ......... 1900,
Huhler ,........... .....,......... . lo,5ot
Tucker, Blanca A., to Payson Norrell non
Van Ripper. Charles to Madison G. Hawfe. non
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BUSINESS Chances.

GESCIES FOR MENICO.-Ma Manufacturers
"A wanting their goods represented N the RupIO-
lie of NeNloo will do well To- write Juan FarIas y
Ga, represented by j. f. LOwrree. Ellsworth.
Maine who Will call IN You and max" all arrange.
ments. Advantage that We ONer are Rnuwlrdg" Il
the country, Language, and Extensive Business
Relations.
Nj ANHATTAN HOU ST CLEANING AND RENovAT-
Az mo BUREAU. II" West 2Gth 81, win send to 10
ell kinds Of huuH cleaning At short notice. hest city
references, send for circulars Tel. 4',4B 18th st.
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Fay. Michael. and ano. to Louis Sbulsky
and Hno Madison st. No. Sd2; 8 yrs.
-" Goerck St. SIP yrs.........,,
Erand, Frederick. TO John II Koepar;
T"'uuN AVE.. =. g. cor u l34st St
IEu,, VIA r., attorney. to Susanna
Schneider; Sd Ave. 40 2OOl, 8. O. cor
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Hamilton ST.. No 10; No. 80 Ave. b; Nos. 81
AMI - Mulberry St. West End Ave. n W. cor.
Of lO4th St, q. llXps: and Grand ST., n. W. cor
Of Attorney ST. 25xi0o ITO cancel two deeds)
Ellen R"n"y VS.. Thos. McGownn ct al; attorneys
i32i St, 40. 5O1 W; Building Dept. VS.. Call
man Rouse Cvloation, etc.; attorney. E. Otter
bllrg
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NATIoNAL TUBE.CoMPANY-,The transfer books
~ and 70" stock lcdgers Of both the Preferred
stock aud the Common Stock OF tho National Tube
Company Will, in accordance with a vote of TIA
Board of Directors. he closed from 2 o'clock p NJ
Aug. IL, lSHH. until 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sept l. lSpp
tor the purpose Of exchanging tho permanent Ger.
uhcnteH OF stock for the temporary certificates now
held by its stockholders. ~
A. +. LUKE, Treasurer
BOND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co.
III REMsEs STREET. BRooRLYN. y. V. Aug. x. 1900
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
CENT. has been declared payable August 18th
1907 to the stockholders of ri ON the eli sing ~
the Transrer Books at 3 p. Al. August nh Tho
books will be open at 10 A. NJ. August 18TH Ispu
MARTIN WELLES. Treasurer.
ct. JOSEPH GAS COMPANY.-ST. JOSEPH
- MO, August 9th, 1Sen.-The Directors have
this day declared dividend OF one and opohalf
az per cent PAYABLE septonbCr 10th, q thc stock:
close ON August 18th and will reopen on September
2?nd, 1870. Checks viii be mailed. Emerson
McMillin. President.
AMERICAN LINSEEp COMPASY.
100 William Street. New York. August s. | son
The second Quarterly dividend II ONE AND
THKEE.QUAkTFkS PER CENT. has this day been
declared on the Preferred stock Of the Company
stockholders of record. August 25th, p NJ Trans
fer books reopen Sept. 10th.
g. u. HIGHLEY, sec'y.
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9ankers and alrohcrs.
Dividends and antcrrst.

CONSOLIDATED RUBBER TIRE COMPANY
" TRENTON. y. j.. August X 1899
The Board of Directors havo this day declared n
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONF-HALF Per
Cent q per cent? on the Preferred stock Of mi.
Company, PAYABLE Sept. lst. 1899. to Stockholders
OF record at the close of business on August 18th
Tn" Transfer Books Of the preferred STOCK will be
closed at tho close of business ON August 10th an
reOpcned Sept. End, 1899.
Checks will be mailed.
FREDERICK A. SEAMAN,
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N'antCd TO purchase.

WAETED-So. l Drawing Press must be in IeE
w feet order, c. U. Bliss Co. make preferrSl
Address. full particulars.
D. 90 LAight street. New Ysrl. -
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for Sale.

DEsKS second hand partitions. ratings, counters
~ tables; offices fit, 1, hNturr- bought
FAIR S3 Centre st. uoRr Worth.
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve s273 53a, oao S248 4e7 so7
Money In London pa per cent. Rates OF
discount in open market for short and three
months bills, 3tsH3% per cent. Amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day. G22OO00 Paris ad-
vices quote per cents. AT 100 francs Ex-
change on London 20 francs 24Ia confines.
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Select 1uard.
Fast Side.

lilo EAST 25TII ST Pheasant large and small
~. front rooms: good table board; reduced rates;
central.
I LIVINGSTON PLACE, l3 STCYVESANT PARK,
II opposite st. George Church.-Vcry desirable fur.
nish"d rooms, near eth st
nj ADDISON Az. l63 lHJ.-secOnd floor uuite; other
4l double aud single rooms; excellent board; sum
mer prices.
MADISON AN.. ST.-LarVo and small rooms hand.
Il somey furnished; centrally located, transcuts
acc ommudatcd.
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Recorded AOrtEaEes.
W% :sssslF & Co. TO cAi ,Ss
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1-AT r University Place (Iear Washington Sluarel
! Handsomely furnished room; baths. dentlo-
men only
10TH ST. 10 WEST.-Two fine connecting rooms,
- second h0or; also smaller rooms; desirable
home mod, rate.
9TH ST. * WENT.--Large rooms connecting or
- single; III d"rn improvements: baths adj lLn-
ing: nice hall room. references.
. 1TI STREET. - WEST TWO HANDSOMELY
OF furnished doors, priv ate bath; private table.
Opposite WaldorfAs'ura. Reference
NEW \ and handsomely furnished rooms suite or
~ single, priv baths, bachelors. % ". H6th 81
DLEASAST, cool rooms with awnings; private
i house near Madison av.; reasonable; references.
BS East 3lst st.
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furnished Rooms s apartments to Ist
West Side.

DARK AyENUE. 1920, corner s5th st.-Physici.n.
dentist othV .: other beautifully furnished roULuG
Reasonable. References; private family.
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The business In the United States Leather
issues was again large There was frao-
tional advance In the common and a frac-
tional decline In the preferred stock. The
rumor OF scheme for taking care OF back
dividends on the preferred was still In cir
culatiou. Before any new lien ahead OF the
preferred stock can be created the consent
OF the holders OF so per cent. OF the out
Standing preferred stock must be obtained.
There was considerable trading in Ameri-
can Steel and Wire. with a fair gain In the
common stock. The President Of the COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-12

Port exports, 4,31S bales. The rainfall for
the past "a hours included 2.14 inches at Au-
gusta and l6 at Savannah. Ga; .O2 at
charleston, 5. C.; .O2 at Jacksonville, Fla:
trace at New Orleans, La. The Signal
Service predicted showers for Georgia and
fair weather with continued high tempera-
lures for the remainder Of the belt New
Orleans advanced "a points on October. but
lost part. Futures here rose &c to 20 points.
but lost part. closing very steady at a net
rise OF 10 to 16 points. Prices as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-13

stocks relatively firm, and came up in
the final dealings TO level above yesterday s
close in several instances. Sugar was one of
the heavy sufferers the active list. Some
of the less active stocks to show notable losses
were Chicago and Eastern Illinois Console
dated Gas, Mobile and Ohio, Cleveland, Lor-
raine and Wheeling preferred, Minneapolis, St
Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, Omaha and Lacka-
wanna, in which the declines ranged from 8
but rallied strongly on the declaration of the
regular quarterly dividend of l per cent.
The newly listed milling stocks gained IA
and respectively. Railroads OF the southern
group the Pacihcs and Atchison preferred,
showed a better resistance to the weakness
than the general list, and in some cases es-
tablished net gains before the close. The heavy
liquidation of the last two days has undoubt-
edly resulted in greatly strengthening the con-
dtion of the banks The call loan rate after
rising to per cent. fell away to s, but this
isied. Reports from Washington indicated
that the Treasury Department was tndtsposed
to offer measures of relief so long as liquida-
tion not forced beyond purely speculative
limits. The foreign exchange rates on Lon
don. Berlin and Paris all yielded fraction to-
day. but discounts at those centers did not re-
spond with advance. as they would almost
certainly do if a movement of gold to New
York were impending. New York banks gen
orally marked up the time loan rate to-day to
per cent though the demand in that depart
ment is not heavy.
Bonds were weak in sympathy with stocks,
and there was considerable liquidation mani
fest in the speculative issues. Total sales. par
value, $1915. 600.
United States old As coupon declined 4 in
the bid price.