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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNAsAc-THis DAT.
Sun rises. o54 sun sets.4:3s Moon rise. s.ss
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 1908 Gov. I'd. 1885 He'll Gate i2:2s

Arrived-MoSpAY. Nov. 20.
Sc Maasdam. Baker. Rotterdam, Nov. q.
- Kentucky, CARGO. Dartmouth. Nov. 1.
SIS European, Bertio. London. Nov. 4.
Ss Tust ar ra. PAYNE, / q IdDn. Nov. q.
"a Cienfuegos, smith. Santiago, Oct 81.
"a Autilis. Nontsll. Nassau. Nov. IL.
SIS Taormina. Muller. Rio Janeiro. oct. "a.
"a Altai. Morris. Savanilla. Nov. :,
IA Curityba. Hops, Cardenas. Nov. II.
Re Potomac Anderson, Ayonmouth. Nov. 7.
Is Snowflake. ropwood, Cardiff Nov. l.
IA st. Andrew, Fitzgerald, Antwerp. Nov. q.
rs Herman Winter, Grove. Boston, Nov. Is.
Is HorAtio. Hall. Bragg. Portland Nov. IL.
ia Princess Anne, Boa, Norfolk. Nov. TO-
ss Fl sud. Higgins. New orleans. Nov. IL
So Rio Grande, Avery Brunswick. Nov. II.
IS Alsenborn, Dillingham;. Baltimore Nov IA
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Glettions and 3tlretinas.

THE ANNUAL ME TING Of the stockholders q
the Farmers reed Co. vt New Jersog will
ark avenue. Jersey CIV. N j.. on Thur,dN. Deem.
ber 21st lSeb, at II NJ O'Clock. for the election
OF directors and two of FL ,con for the
ensuing year and such other business As may he
brought before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed December LIST and
remain closed until ID mler I'D, iSnp.
GUSTANE HAFEIl, secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Nov. 20 -GRAIS-wheat--sno was
steady. Sales. $4,000 bush for export here
and at the outports. No. l Northern Duluth,
Axe over December I. o. b. ailoat: No l hard
Duluth. 6kc over No. Northern New York.
4ac over. Futures advanced 'sc. 10 t,c, but
reacted and closed unchanged to &c. higher.
Sales 3.035.OOo bush. After Change December
on curb was 72isc. Prices as follows:
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Why Does The Sun

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IL no man OF property, no man OF real sub
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Corn was steady on the spot. s,lcs 13a olo bush
fer "hport here and a, the oTtport',. No, :? $50
hut lost ~, Of the rise Sales $1,000 bush thi.
Opm. Ho'. L"~ Clos. Sat
p-o............ a"H anT s'S "S;t N; So,;
May. "........, ~ 80 30 81 3s,l
2 ~ el",atnr' 2n1c.' do. delivered, ,2"'4c. No. (.
vi ite, "lpr.; track and ungra ed whit, aoq iIc
follows. Wv '"'p' !" An
bust'is. busEss Lp,bsI,
Nov 10. 1890. 5t,o'oooo 1I,o57 600 a.I46 900
Increise.......,. l.43SooO .,..,...... ..........
Decrease. ....,.. ...,....... 1000 bsI. 900
Nov. 90 1893 - $4,000 2a,ags.COo 6.75U,oOo
INV YORK STOCKS.
NOp IS Chap1ss L1u y,ar
wheat. bush. 4.2d7siS Dec. 45aasa 2,2o8, 3as
Corn. bush, l.i4s.o3t Dec. 2osUo7 a.4ia IUp
Oats. hush. 7iO.2Ho Dec. l2,2Yt I.IOG.324
Rye, bush. IoH,4io Inc. 24oG" 24,2io
Barley, bush 5iG.557 Inc. l5i,Oa2 25i,04I
Wheat advanced slightly early in the day owing to
Unexpectedly strong cables, small worlds ship.
as a little forsiin buying Bmt toward he ~ dose
thr was reaction on real hang and nnal prices
ments w're 7issooo against $50 600 IN the Su nre
vilus week and s.8a6ooO last year The iiussisn
| ton, The Northwestern markets received to-day
Lao cars agAinst l,2d+ week a4o and 2,ooi last
Ss7 last year The English Visible supply pS a .e,
creased 5000 against decrt for the va me week
last year OF only $4,000. The New Yord stock has
decreased for the week 453. 300 The total primary
receipts were llpI. 900 against 1T3 QUO last year,
shipments, o12IOl against l,aaH,O, o last year
Finally Liverpool ran up y to SD and closed nj
net rise OF " to Nd, while PARIS was cent? mes
higher on wheat and 10 flour On tho
other hand the visible supply increased 1, I3S.
900 AS against previous estimates Of $50 900 10
25O.OOO. The clearan,e' from the seaboard were
only liIS.GOO. ChCagu'E stole increased III the
week HSO. 900 Berlin decln d NC. and P-sth go
The Russian Goyernu ent state III gen raj vie ID of
all kinds Of grain in Russia IN ABOVE tho average
! The quantity on passage to Europe increased
100000 bushels Foreign houses sold to some extent
! Corn advanced with Liverpool up u TO I'D, lVht
country offerings, decrease In the NiliOle supply
OF ~, 900 dec ease on pa sage OF 32U 900 bush
! decrease In h New York stock Of 2sB,Oou and In
that at Chragu OF 22:0Ou, cearances from the sea-
board OF 6dH4 IN and wet weather in the Southwest
| However the worlds shipments were Z, 500, 900 na
against 4,t2o 900 last year, though last wees ship
ments smaller than those of the pre- vous week
when they reached 7,l73,oOO Primary rece pts We re
b85,osT against sod, 900 last year; shipments 40
B35 against 1908, 900 last year Oats were hrmpr
| with other grain. The yisIb o supply decreased
bsl 900 and the Chicago STOCK 53,OOO, while sea-
! board cearances we're $4,000. Offerings at the
West were light And there was u good demand for
Decembs though elevator companies sold May.
FLoUR-steady, with sales OF 900 bbls. Receipts
were IA 4o4 bbls and 20 400 sacks; expoFts 4 i3s
| bbs. and l2.3Hl sacks Winter in bbls': Supernne
28B0s2 80; No 2eItra 81. bo@s28 US; clears So ID
| 0sa.2oi straights. ss.3o0s3<oi patents. SS,6O0
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IN 7s. sprino in bbls Clears o. ebess 1o straehtr,
sS 25aSaso; patents, ss. Tosss.so rye -four, $3.50
0s3.5O; Iuctwhest hour s2.25Ss24o; grain. 90
@H3c. c. 1. G. New York. x. -
COTros-spot cotton hero was unohansed; no
sales. Midding nplinds aiac' sn nss .toc;
Il.i8c. The Southern spot markets were un,
changed. Memphis sold LOO bales, Mobile LOCO
and Augusta HBp Liverpool was unchanged on the
spot with sales Of 5000 bales futures opened =
Changed 10 / point lower. Manchester was quiet
and stsady The movement TO day was as follows;
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New York and Boston All Rail.

MY, n. H. 4 II. X, H. an | come actions
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. by way of Due,
n;Ot A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 y, NJ.
1000 M. .tNewL London and Providence, 1900 r. NJ,
slO:O2A. M. ~New London and Providence 4:3O p NJ
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester b:iO Z NJ
400 p. NJ. Air Linz via Willimantic 900 r. NJ
1iO2 =, NJ, New London and Providence. 7 90 r, NJ
300 y. NJ, "New London and Providence. 300 r. NJ
400 y, NJ, ]Sprngheli an Worcester, 1000 +. ".
BOO p. NJ, *Ncw London and Providence,
sil;oO p. NJ, *Springneld ami Worcester. s.i5 A. NJ
SCOOP NJ. TNcw London and Providence.
.,,.,,.. ,,,.,,,, 6!25A. NJ.
ttllAy state Limited, all parlor cars; faro s7 in.
GLIDING pa "lOr car seat
Return service same hour and by same routa
SWIM stop at l25th IT.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
q. 7. HEMPsrEAD. Gen, Pass. Agent.
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Delaware. LaCkaWanna & Wesiern.

Stations IN New York, foot OF barclay and Chr.to.
Leave NJ Y. pher its. Arrive N Y
H;OO am -. BInlhamton Mail ...,.,.. q 40 nm
30 100 am. O.. Ithaca, O,wogo. Buffalo Ex 800 IN,
i:OO pm. Buffalp aud Chicago Express $500 nm
400 pm. =. Scranton, Wilkesbarre aud pcs
Plymouth Express. ....,...l $40 nm
1900 pm Buffalo and Chicago Linn EK ]7:3o pm
$3.50 pm, Buffalo tx. Gar. Buffalo las ann ~: 80 Am
~: $50 pm. III lhaCa, Oswego Utica and
Buffalo Ex .,,,.,......,..,,+I 40 Am
sleeper to scranton, May be occupied TO 40 am
Tickets and Pullman accom- m obi tions AT Iis s3a
and $50 Broadway aud - Park place.
Westcott's Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. sDay,
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
DA' III" Harlem Division.

hnrlem DIVISION.
9.12 A. NJ. and 3;h5 u. NJ. Daily, except Sunday IN
Pittshold; sundays only at y: 20 A, NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Plntsch Light
Ticket Offices at ~, 2Il, rs aud I2i6 Broadway
20 Union ~. W, 23a Columbus ay.. ~ W. i25th ST.
Grand Central station, l2bth 1t. Station and IoSth
ST. Station, New York; 33s and 726 Fulton at and
loH Rr1adway. y. d. BROOKLYN.
Telephone "4g5o Cortlandt" for New York Central
Cab service. baggage checked from hotel or resi-.
dencc by Westcott Express Company, =
GEORGE II, DANIELS. General Passenger Agent,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Inc Avenue OF IraNel south ana Southwest,
CUBA, MENItO a. CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from PcnnsylyaniA
IL. Station Daily Esd ST.. Cortlandt and Dos.
brosses at.
ap-Thr leaving time from Desbrosse. and
CortlRndt streets is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
ing Cars New York to Atlanta, New Orleans
savannah and Jacksonville, Fla. Dining Car
Washin Stnn and Spartanburgh.
$3.50 =. Nm T. FLA. EXPREss-Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York TO Colum.
his savannah. "a, ksGnyiile; Tampa and Aueu,t,
LIMITED VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars New York TO Roanoke, Knox.
VILE. CHATTANOOGA, New Orleans and Mem phia
Dining Cars. Radford and Alfalfa. -.-.--1--'-
t25 4. M.-WASHlNGTOS SOUTHWESTERN
LIMlTEp-rullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York 10 Atlanta, New Orleans, Birmingham,
Memphis. hshevillc, Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. New York and
New Orleans, Tourist sle"piny Car, Washing.
ton to san Francisco. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
sen York and Florida Limited" finest train in
the world. resume service January II. 1900. be-
tWcNnN~ ~ y r"l -. An ~ me.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 27i BRoApwAY.
FRANK = CANNON, JIM. CULP.
Sd Vice.Pres. Gen'l Mgr. Trahc Mgr
W. A. TURK, @. p. A.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

sVHEDVLE n EFFECT NOV ~, lsD1
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York, South Ferry Whitehall TerminAD
and foot of Liberty street.
-Dily. Except Sunday. ssundays.
CHICAGO, 800 A. VI Liberty street only,
EI l.. NJ. and "i2;lO night,
PIrTsBuRG. .4ian a NJ. Liberty street only,
"5ihh =, NJ, .la;lO night.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 5000 A. NJ, 1855 p. NJ.
-l2iiO night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE I .;IO.. .; 800 DINER,
49, H., a mmnrr,i H.. r ~ SDiner,. lao
man Train Diner 30 az !. +4;55 lDIncr, '6:55
p
All trains are illuminated with Plnt.ch Lgh..
Ohcoa: ~, liz. Pal, 43I, 1884 Broadway %
Union ~. W. i27 B,wory y. y, s3a tn t..
~ Fulton st Brooklyn Whitehall Terminal and
to destination.
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asanhsrs aud Brokers.
Dividends mud 8nttrrst.

PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
(of Chicaro).
Notice Ia hereby given that o dividend of ONE
AND ONEHALF PER CENT. has been declared on
the Capital Stock OF this Company. payable to the
Stockholders on November 2bth. lssy.
The transfer books will close in New York. on
November nth, 1879. at noon, aud will reopen No
L. A. WILEY. Secretary.
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AvhAbIe cash DAD. IN.
GLIDING gold reserve .sca2 I5s. aa5 s2Q3 500. ESQ
Money in London, -, PEI cent Rates NJ
discount in open market for short and three
OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank % England
on balance today. fi5:OOO. pnris Ndvices
Exchange on london. % francs "a Continues
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Augusta shipped to-day ,23s bales; Memphis. 5t2s:
NJ. Louis. s.Td2. and houston. ot0n Port eNIors.
3O,3ip bales. New orleans advanced . pontEon
March hut reacted and declined H. Futures here ad'
yanced to points. but lost this and declined 10
10. closing steady as folloMsi
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
st.. a. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West
0nD 4. M.-Vestibule Express daily for Bing.
cSO hanton; waverly, Elmira. Buffalo. Brad.
clM e. M.-vestbule Limited-Fast mail daily:
-.oo Solid train tor Chicago arrives at Cleveland
7;4O A. NJ. Chicago p NJ, sieepers to Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
IN J.. M.-Butalo and Cleveland vestibuled
6'OO EApress a uly: arrives Buffalo 7:o6 A NJ.
Bradford I;:o 4. jamestown A.. NJ, Youngs.
buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
Gel T.. M.-pa.ly, solid train for BinghAmton.
falo, Chicago AMI Cincinnati Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 1l3. 2dl, <Ol aud
nh5 hr adwsy; 81 Bowery. lhd East lahth St and
27H West l2hth st. Cham bers and West 2ad at. fer
rcs New York; a3a and $40 Fulton at, rs Broad.
way. BROOKLYN: IL? River St, Hnboken. and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to des.
tination.
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STEAMBOATS,.
CENTRAL-HUDSON BOATS.

NEwNURG LINE; Pier -, y. H.. daily, = r. NJ;
samr 'ays. r p. NJ: Sundays. y A. NJ. sundays
West ~ 9TH ST., p:25 A. NJ
POkEEPSIt LINE; Pier -, y. r., 4 T. NJ.
daily. except sunday
KINGSTON LINE, Pier -. y. r.. d,liy. except
Sundays !. NJ: landing at Newbrrg. New Ham.
burg. Marlboro. Milton, Po'kcopsin and E.npua
connect NJ at Kingston with u. and D. Il. II. for ali
points ia the CatHkills.
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Ausinrss Chnnrrs.

$1,000 is'f sS.@ G' ro HfS%E Sns
'''''' ''D' MSboS%Ip ( wtt'GGiSS' 40 Nassau.
S3 OOO-HoTEL; l2cat,on: downtown; Gne,t
tC,oOO corner; twelve rooms, rent standsf %
month lease aSIT %GSs TS No
$500 T rrESHasE an, an G Rs"I
three horses aud wagons; VIII sell on easy terms "r
rent for ssh m nthy inSs.i,gate tni. It's Rr, it.
MCDONALD wIGGISs. 40 Nassau.
S5OOOGGEUoffiEy di %' s Ssr9Sf Sn H &
wagons; business 500 daily: reasons of selling.
MCDONALD 4 WiGGINs, lao Nassau.
SG O0O-HorEL,2 rooms; established 20 yeas
So,Ouu BY PTrs,nn, , ownoE wao wishes ct. {" re,
greet chance fun Investigation eourted' aNrFAIs
''''"''' McDoNHLb& wiGGINs. 40 Nassau.
SIO OnO-DRY GOODS STORE; old estarl ,h.i
sDlO,Ooo loca ion. prominent town In MlriH'
gan. stock now on hand anout $4,000 balance ~
easy payments profits So ouo yearly; highest of ref
crences and Htri' test or investigation allowed, iul
'"''''' MahboSALp Virgins l4o Nassau.
con OOO WILL PURCHASE New York sAo
C-V,OOV rights OF the latest improved ad'gr'
out any oa5 hi. ya agGs be h Is1 sd
maker ever IL ~; 9 %falS SpP Go
S25,OO0 viii .a,pp 1GarI prn,in. p so old a'.
tabli-hrd and aoils ,nrsi.eaSS business; 10 a''l
short distance from this city; sell easy irr'us.
DONALD WI Joins. lao Nassau i
S35OOO S arss %
ines. loea,ed in connectiept ELEGANTLY eInW
| erfectly SAT Investment
MCDONALD ~ Virgins. 40 Na-.ar
S5O Ono CAPITAL WANTED Half mtyr',' a
CpOo,ooO light manufacturing business I' -
ton hours from New York cityi money l. anp.y
secured and to he expended in the business IIhnt
valued at 5:onW old established bnslnc-- iul
particulars. NJ, DONALD WIGGINS lao Nl-.aH
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2atfuts.

DATENTs for Inventions procured promptly log
81 Nassau st.. NJ X.
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The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
SSS'i and profit and loss surplus $50.
Tho receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 'p4.3l internal revenue. 81, B34,-
12,, and misc"llancous, S!1.I2l, n total OF
S2ilS~l. Tho disbursements were Sl.3TO-
900. an excess OF receipts over disbursements
OF Sl.OiS.!6l. The receipts of the fiscal year
to date have been s223.5572l2. and the ex-
penditures SPA .5b7 1913. an excess OF receipts
over expenditures OF Ss.siO.O59.
Tho official count ~ cash In tn. Treasury
to-day compared with that Of Saturday shows:
Nor. Is. Nor co.
Gold coin and bullion. s252. 77O.4 al s247 ,d45 T4a
Silver dollars and bullion lO.7sI,57i 10 7G4 son
L. s. notes ..,.. .......... l52gS.bOl l55ll 1907
Other assets, less demand
liabilities. .......,...... 13.2gg.Sp2 1881 ,O2h
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY. Nov. 20.

MONDAY. NOV. ~.
The moderate improvement In the monetary
situation shown by Saturdays bank statement
and prospects OF q further improvement this
week through the sales Of bonds TO the Govern
ment, did not elicit the response from the
public that the speculative element In Wal!
Street had expected Commission houses had a
few buying orders when business was resumed
on the Stock Exchange. but they were so easily
filled that many professional traders at once
abandoned the long side fthe market. Higher
prices for American securities In London
appeared TO mean very little Foreign arbi-
TRACE houses did not trade extensively and sold
fully AZ many stocks "a they bought
The first evidence OF weakness was In Man
haitian Hallway. There was persistent selling
OF It oil day that left the price points lower
than on Saturday Tho only news regarding
the property OF which the Street had any
knowledge, was OF the determined efforts
OF the city authorities to harass the com
pany. The industrial group OF stocks
was sold on rumors that the Supreme
Court OF the United States would
hand down to-day decision In the Addystone
case adverse to the legality Of trade combina-
tions. When II was announced that the court
had adjourned without rendering decision
I'm the case referred to. stocks were bought
back and a rally ensucd.
In that movement Sugar Refining was most
conspicuous. The dealings in II were nearly one
nth OF the total transactions II did not. how
ever. retain the advance In price and closed I'M
changed as compared with the final figures OF
Saturday. During the last half OF the day the
market as q whole reflected feeling OF dlsap-
pointmont on the part Of professional specu-
lators that the Treasury has not been promptly
supplied with the amount OF bonds It is willing
TO redeem.
The theory had been held that the decision Of
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HAMBURG. LINE.

Twin Screw Express steamers during Win
ter on German Mediterranean service. Ser
vic" to London, Paris, Hamburg, resumed
Feb. s2, 100. Twin screw Passenger Ser
Vice To plymouth London and Hamburg.
Also y. Y-HAmhurg direct.
for sailugS. sc. apply to
90 IA, - 4 O
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WHITE STAR LINE

NEW YORH-OCEENSTOWN-I lN ERPOOI.
Majestic Nov -. noon T'utnnic. Nov. 80. noon
Cymric Nov. ~. 3P. NJ GcrmAnic o.. Dec. II. noon
For passage. fret lt and general information np.
rly 10 WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier a. North River. ONCE. u broadway. New York.
CuNARD LINE. y r. RI ENSJ9I
From Piers ~ and ~. North River
EtTuria NOV. 20. lOA. VI. rmbria Dec. y. lOA. VI.
Campania Dee. . \. VI Lucauia Dec III, > T. VI.
VERNON H. BROwN \ co. .,irn.A-ts..s D1wling Gr'n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ LONDON, PARIS AND BREMEN
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS,
Saale Tu., Noy.2i,l' VI, hller tn Dee, =, lOA.M
KW,d,Gr Moves, AM. TrAye tn. DnC.l2.ioA VI.
oELKICHS co, BROADWAY.
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For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Primers Point. Newport News aud Richmond Va,
connecting for Petersburg. Rchmoni Virginia
Each, Washington. ID C.. aud entire South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 20
North River foot OF Boa h st.. every weekday. ex.
cept Saturday. at 3 I. NJ, and saturday At p. NJ.
ii. b. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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Nor. Is. Nor. COL


Government bonds strong. The a. OF 1925
closed a per cent. higher bid. Railway and
other bonds firm. The features were Colorado
southern A.. Colorado Midland 2-4s., Northern
Pacific 4s. southern Pacific a.. standard Rope
trail Pacific. Louisville and Nashville. Kansas
and Texas. 1t. Louis Southwestern and
Wabash issues.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York
5shc. Bar silver ~ London closed at q 1;l0d
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4IAc
Money on cali. Gas per cent Time money
IL per cent. for all periods. The commercial
paper market Is nominal and rates are quoted
ances and prime single names. 0l5fd6 per cent;
other names. not per cent.
Sterling exchange opened Arm, but suhse-
quently. weakened under falling of in the
was quiet. Posted rates are: Long bills.
sis2i sight drafts. s4s7.. Actual rates
are: Long bills. S4.slk IGs+.s2:. sight dratts.
$Is7; francs .nre. quoted Mt 522ES32l'. for
long md 5.lN'td5 1884 for short rcichsmarks.
81 Sd94a for long, aud % -l6d05 3-lD for
short guiders 10 15-1064O for long. and 4OI
(d4O 5-lU for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
loo, Gl2hc: discount. Charlie ston-Buyinp pnr:
selling. I-18 SSa,yannahpn H.. Buying. ON;
sight. 19c. premium; TELEGRAPH. 12nc. pre-
Zoe. premium. Clncnnati-Between banks.
15c. premium over counter. Doe. premium.
banks Of this city, brooklyn. Jersey City. Hoo
boken and Staten Island. which are not mem
bers OF the New York Clearing House Assoca-
ton. but which cleor through some OF the
Nor. II. AOv. IS chdnue,.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

I'D asked nd I,t,d
Am Strwb.. 81 3lhIM wsEp. SlK s2
City Rway.2Sl 2s6 sch st Ry g3S
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CHURCHS FERRY.

The recent storms have caused
a number of miniature lakes around
the Ferry.
Two children of Mrs. Shinnis
are very i'll, one with lung fever
and the other with saint vitus'
dance.
The school will give a musical
entertainment Friday evening.
All are invited to come and enjoy
a fine treat.
Mrs. Pollock of Rolla is a visitor
at the Orvis house. We hear she
contemplates spending the summer
at the Ferry with her daughter.
The American Cinograph Co.,
gave entertainments at Maccabee
hall Saturday and Sunday evening.
They are said to have an excellent
show.
Rev. Beatty will remain at
Churchs Ferry another year, where
he will continue the struggle with
the great enemy Of mankind. We
wish him success.
Mrs. Scar went with her nephew
Mr.. Abbot, out to their farm about
thirty-fve miles north of here last
Tuesday where she will keep house
for her son and nephew while they
are putting in spring crops
The local sportsmen met one
evening last week and organized a
gun club, for the protection of the
N. Oak, game. The following
officers were chosen: President,
Abe Gum; vice president, G..
Orvis; secretary and treasurer,
Hans Moe; field captain E. Hors-
man.