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CHARGED WITH VAGRANCY.

A Man Who Says He Served in the
 Philippines.
 Michael J. Anderson. who claims to have served with the army i'll the Phil ippines. was arrested last night at Ce- dar Hill by Patrolmen Clancy and Hanrahan on the charge of vagrancy. Anderson says that he came from Chi cago and that be was a member of the Seventh U. s. heavy artillery. Ser geant Doherty. whose official position in the Governors Foot Guard has famil- iarized him with military tactics put Anderson through an examination which led him to believe the story. An derson said that he lost in Stamford yesterday a satchel containing his dis charge papers and some curios which be 9aSkea UP in the Philippines,
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List of Patents.

Issued from the United States patent of flee, Tuesday, June 2G 1900 for the state of Connecticut, furnished us from the of fee of Seymour X Earle, solicitors of pat ents, SGS Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. w. M Anlmermann, assignor to E. j.. Toof. New Haven, thread controller.
 D. G. Baker, Willimantic, assignor Amer lean Thread company, winding machine. R. Brown, Norwich, radiator support
 J. Callegari, New Haven, lifting jack, c. D. Clark, Plainville, furniture caster. B. o. Griswod, Windsor, game
 J. Huher, Bridgeport, assignor to Hayden & Derby Manufacturing company, injector. s. F. Moore, Putnam weather strip.
 w. H. Taylor assignor to Yale x Townc Manufacturing company, Stamford, master key lock.
 T. c. Terry Hartford, balance valve.
 C. A. Weber, Stamford, bond for rails (reissue.)
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INSPECTED BY SECRETARY ROOT

Hon. Elihu Root, secretary of war,
 who was in New Haven yesterday to
 receive the honorary degree of ILL. D.
 from Yale, visited the Kimberly avenue bridge. where the government has or dered the erection of a drawbridge, and Inspected the site of the proposed new draw.
 A New London dispatch last evening says: Secretary of War Root, accom- panied by Professor Townsend of New Haven, will arrive here to-day and view the races from the steam yacht Aquilo, the boat rendered the regatta commit tee by her owner, William P. Emo.
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NEW HAVEN.

New London % 0 0 0 ? 0 0 O-2 New Haven Il 0 Q 1. Q +-6
 Summary: Two base hit--Lepine, Kin ney. Three base hir-Duff, Friel, Qutn- Ian. Struck out-By Vollendorf ', by Gallagher 1. Bases on balls-Off Vol lendorf l. off Gallagher 1. Sacrifice hits Bone, Fitzmaurice, Morgan. Left on bases-New London 4, New Haven ?. Time-1:3O. Umpire-Hill. Attendance 200
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A MEETING OF FEssENDEN ME

A MEETING OF FESSENDEN MEN.
 A meeting of the adherents of Sam uel Fessenden who oppose the nomina- ton of Hon. George F. Mclean for gov ernor will be held at the Surf house, Savin Rock, tomorrow night. It is said that at this meeting a committee will be appointed with member from each senatorial district in the state and that headquarters will be opened at once in New Haven to continue until after the state convention is held.
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INJURED HIS SPINE.

A Carpenter Who Fell from Staging
 in Branford
 John Callahan d carpenter, who was injured while at work in Branford on Tuesday afternoon, was brought to the hospital in this city yesterday after noon He was at work on staging at Branford Point when he slipped and fell a distance of twenty feet. He struck on a veranda and broke his shoulder and injured his spine. His lower limbs were paralyzed from the spinal injury. He is a single man for ty-nine years of age.
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ULAIIfER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington. D. C., June 27, 1300 p. m. Forecast for Thursday and Friday New England: Showers and cooler weath- CT Thursday; Friday showers; brisk south westerly winds and squalls.
 Eastern New York Showers and not so warm Thursday; Friday showers brlsk southwesterly winds and squalls.
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At 75c.

Some with insertion of hamburg and edge of deep embroidery on umbrella hounce with lawn dust rufle, also torchon lace edge with two rows of insertion.
 Others with fine Val edge and palmer. Others again with tucks and hemstitChed
 At 9Sc.
 A large variety of styles at this price with deep embroidery, Val. torchon and hemstitched rutfies
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Linen Crash Toweting, Sc.

All linen crash toweling, full IS inches wide. Regu- larly sold at I2Hc. 10 yards to each customer at Sc yard.
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RFAJ, ESTATE RECORD

The following deeds were filed for record in the town clerks office yesterday Quit claim dceds-Antonio Vese to Paul Russo. % feet Haven street; National Savings bank to Mary F. Ryan, property corner of Water and Brewery streets; Charles A. lIeaton to John W. Gordon, 20 feet Liberty street,
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soc Table Damask, 29c.

68-jnch half bleached table damask. Always sold at soc. Special for Thursday only, at 2oC.
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HandkerchiefS Special.

THURSDAY makes one \ think of the soft white flmy goods. And the soft, flny prices will make one act on the chances of day.
 Ladies fine lawn handker- chiefs, neatly hemstltched, A and H-inch hem. Value, SC each. Sale price, for SC
 Mems lawn handkerchiefs, hemstitched, 1a and finch hem. Fine goods and actu- ally worth r2Ac each. Sale price, 5 for 25c.
 Mems all pure linen hand kerchiefs, fine hemstitched in 4 and H-inch hem. Splen- did value for 17c each. Sale price, I2Hc each.
 Ladies handkerchiefs in an endless variety of plain hem stitched, lace trimmed and embroidered edges and corners. Also lace corners. The price usually quoted is Ioc. Sale price, SC each.
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At $1.4S.

Torchon lace skirt with vertical insertions, also one trimmed with three rows of deep honiton lace and very good variety of fine deep embroidery.
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At $1.38.

A special style is plain hem stitched skirt with clusters of hem- stitched tucks above deep hem. Just the thing for drop skirts or foundations for thin dresses.
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GoRHAM's CASE CONTINUED.
Charged With Theft of Bicycles from
 ya'n Students

valn Students
 Nathan T. Gorham, the Hamden man who is charged with the theft of several bicycles from Yale students, was on trial in the city court yesterday after noon. The wheels were found in Cor hams possession, but his defense is that he purchased the wheels from some one else The case was not finished yester- day afternoon, but was continued until to-day.
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Huck Towels, 9c.

Irish huck towels, sizes 20 by 40 and 22 by AZ. Regu- lar price, 15c. Special for Thursday, oc each.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At St. Louis-Cincinnati 5, St Louis 4
 At ttsburg-Pittsburg 3, Chicago 2. At Brooklyn-Rain.
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AMERICAN AssOCIATION.

 At Cleveland-Detroit i, Cleveland ?, At Buffalo-Buffalo 5, Indianapolis 3. At lwaukee-Milwauhee I, Kansas City ?.
 At Chicago-Chicago 7 Minneapolis l.
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Nnu aDvEnTIsEMENrs Yo-DAE.

WE'D IDPERIISEME 4 ENfH l"-DA x' Ceylon and India Tea-At Grocers'. Committee on Sewers-Alecting. Clairvoyant-Prof. Mathieu.
 Daily Bargain Sales-Chas. Monson Co. For Sale House-John T. Sloan For Rent-Second Floor-4GS Orchard St. For Sale-Two Pinnos.-119 Wall Street. For Sale-Brick House-J. T., This Ohce. Lanterns Howe X Stetson. Lost-Diamond Pin-306 orange street, Ladies' Walking Hats-Brooks Co. Rights-The c. W. Scranton Go, Store News -Gamble-De Desmond Co., White Skirts-The Edw. Malley O., Wanted -Man-New Haven Hospital ed-Situation-1012 State Street. Wanted-Students-S Grove Street.
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Harper's Magazine TOT July at Mac Gilvray'S.
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The White Skirt Season.

THIS is white skirt And have the skirts n
 all grades from the dainest of faces for wear With ne dresses the substantial hamburg and hemsttched ones that can suitably used with pque and heavier dresses.
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Featm.es of he "Big Store. D

4 gveat bzg roonty t0re. { 4 cool aoye, 6reegy f10m eud 70 en&
 CooI tomf0yta6ls Wastsng Ro0m Ice 7oate1, heye aud Msre.
 Pyombt and eom,1e0@s attenta0m.
 LzgAf suumery goods meetzng Me eye on eoe'y SaaG P7ces at are retrehzug 6y eontaH aolA e0eN e 0e'y bbH w other aoreS
 Goods 7yanted daeA-a -a5payy-zf not sataytlt6to1y. 4 stand1ue suarane Aat Ae goods advertised fro7s aa ko day 6y ay otey sore az 0o, tey qON 6e 0un@ Aeye at Lver rc han af e 1ors azrh da0ertzses tAe
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June Notions.

Bright and dull jet toilet pins, length I 1-4 to 3 inches. Regular SC kind for 2c paper.
 Black pins, per box, Ic.
 400 good pins on sheet, ac.
 6o-inch tape measures, metal tips, 1c.
 Large spool basting cotton, 1c.
 Lightweight dress shields--the regular roc and Iac ones for 7c a pair.
 Dog collar belts with heavy nickel plate and chains, asc, 49c, $r.oo
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Steamer Trunks.

Heavy canvas bound, with sheet iron, we'll clamped, fitted with tray.
 2s in., So in., B in., 34 ir., 36 in, $2.4o. $2.89. $5.29. $3.69. $3.99.
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FELL FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW

But Little Leo Goldberg Was Not Much
 Hurt.
 Leo Goldberg the two-year-old son of Jacob w. Goldberg of No. 10G 1-2 Wasli- ington avenue. fell from second story window at his home yesterday and strange ly enough was not injured beyond Il few sc- were bruises II was thought of course he must be seriously hurt by such fall and he was taken to the New Haven hospital. where 1t was found that no bones were broken. --l
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Thursday Hosiery.

Ladies' Rembrandt ribbed Hermsdorf black lisle, also tans. a5c goods. At zoe pair
 Children's fine ribbed tan hose, sizes 7 1-2, 8, 8 r-2. 25c and 33c goods. At 1oc pair.
 Ladies' Ia 1-ac black seamless hose. At oc or 5 pairs for 25c.
 Infants fine black cashmere hose, black, sizes 4 and 4 1-2. a5o goods at I2 I-2c a pair.
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Light Underwear.

Ladies' 1oc vests, V neck, short sleeves and low neck, lace trimmed and silk ribbon in neck and arm At I2 I-2c each.
 Children's 1oc and a5c gauge vests. At I2 I-2c each
 Ladies' imported Swiss vests, lace bosom, 3oc goods. At 1oc each.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. q (SpeciaD.-Wheat prices here
were up q cent bushel to-day. although Liver
pool lower and although there was an in
crease IN the worlds visible Of 2,S0O,0O0 bushels.
against 100000 bushels decrease last year. Sep
tember sold nc 7Sc. and closed at 73c. sellers
In spite Of the break at Liverpool foreigners
buyers here and at the aboard- Cash business
the consideration finally. Duluth reporting
100000 bushels sold in two days; Kansas City, over
100000 bushels sold by way of Galveston; St Louis
liberal sales at Toledo. and sales from here OF
about 100000 bushels. The seaboard claimed so
loads for export Primary receipts were 1O44 900
bushels. compared with 19740O0 bushels last Tues
day and 524 900 bushels last year Clearances were
$4,000 bushels. Receipts here keep large, so cars
with 400 for tomorrow Arrivals at Kansas City
and ST. Louis and Toledo are a little less than a
week ago There better commission trade
to-day.
Corn gained sc to sc, and closed at the top.
September sold at soc and at 1850. and closed at
$3.50 August closed at 4Oc The shipping de-
mand is a all improved; but tho stocks here
small as they ever were, and there is con-
gestion in the September. The contract stock is
only $4,000 bushels. and the total corn in public
and private houses is only 100000 bushels. To-
days receipts 300 with 10 estimated for
tomorrow. Liverpool was up small fraction.
Clearances were 10000 bushels. Kansas is still
without rain. with high temperatures.
Oats were firm. but rather inactive. There was
no representation OF that influential buying which
close is lust the same as MondaysSeptemberts &c:
October. 22s4c. Receipts were S19 cars with 2CS
for Wednesday. The contract stock. 1621 OOO bush
els. showed an increase for the week of $4,000
bushels. Shipping sales 10000 bushels. Coun-
try offerings were light. partly because Of the
shoWery condition through Iowa and Illinois.
Large receipts are expected in a fortnight
FlaXseed steady. TO-night's prices the
same Mondays. August, 81 50; September. 81 S5la
October 81 Sl1s. There were As of seed at the
three points against o. last year.
Provisions We're easy. except for lard. The cash
demand for that product little better than main
tained prices. Pork and ribs slipped of a little
Pork closing 10c to 121sc under Monday; ribs. PIC
10 sc under. The outside trade keeps light. There
is less September lquida ton.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Stock loan quotations
were: American Steel and Wire common, Peoples
Gas Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred.
Rock Island, St Paul. Sugar Refining, Union Pa
cihc common and preferred, American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco, Manhattan, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Federal Steel common and preferred,
lGl1a American Steel and Wire preferred. Atchison
preferred. Consolidated Gas. Reading first pre-
ferred. New York Central. Pennsylvania Delaware
and Hudson, Tennessee Coal and Iron, Louisville
and Nashville and Jersey Central l. Atchison
common 19Q1; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
and Northern Pacific common u: Third Avenue
Northwestern, Western Union and Baltimore and
Ohio, fat. and Southern Railway preferred, ~
A HITCH.-There is reported to be hitch in the
negotiations looking to the absorption the Ogden
Gas Company by the Peoples Gaslight Company
INCREASING.-An officer of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company says the companys export bust-
ness IS increasing.
WABASH.-President 0. D. Ashley of the Wa
bash Railroad says: "It is little difficult to fore
cast the immediate future of railroad conditions
Developments in the iron trade and other indus
tries are rather untavorable Our winter wheat
crop is larger than that of last year. and the corn
crop in territory promises to be satisfactory
NATIONAL TUBE.-The National Tube Com
pany has declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF Ia per cent the preferred stock payabls
October l. Books close September Is and reopen
October .
PITTSBURG AND WESTERN.-Holders NJ cor
tifcates Issued by the Knickerbocker Trust Cop,
pany the deposit Of shares of preferred storlr s
the Pittsburg and Western Railroad Companv orr
asked to present the to the trust companv fo-
redemption Each share of the preferred stock win
be entitled to receive $l2 37l4 less cost of revenue
stamps for stock transfer
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers of stocks were.
L. Wormser $1,000 bought Sugar Refining: H Con
tent & Co. G5OO sold Day & Heaton bourht
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Keech. Loew g. Co
bought Peoples Gas, Ladenburg Thalmann A.
co. uOOO sold. c. l. Hudson & Co sold Con
mental Tobacco f. w. Savin Co sold Sugar
u. gutenberg & Krauss sold Brooklyn Rapid Tran
SIT Taylor, Cutting & Co. H. b. Vaughn and |
* .. "ornser bought Peoples Gas; Edgar Deal
QoV3, Chauncey Co. Pepper & Stern. Booav
Mcclellan Co. and r. II. Bissel g. Co sold
a D "ormser bought and bid up Peoples Gas G
a Iiarhed Co.. Burril & Stett A A Housman
& Co bought Union Paciac II. B. Holins q 20
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Bankers' posted az Were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-OrI Orleans - Com
rnerclal' 5ya45c discount; bank, 81 premium San
Francisco-Sight. Zoe; telegraph PIG Cincinnatf- =
Between banks. l5c discount; over the counter Eoc
premium Boston-Par Chicago-5c discount g
Louis-5oc discount. Savsnnah-Buying l-1sc. cell
ing. !-l6c premium. Charleston-Buying par SELL
ing. &c premium
BANK CLEARINGs. - New w-York-Fxcbspoe.
IlosSl25le: balances, S2,2os97S. Boston-Excbaneas
5,55Sssl; balances, s2.6sl.6l4. Baltimore -T,v,
changes 2Ss5,4o7' balances $9os eco. Chicago-sx-
changes, Sl,l5l.654; balances S25l0eB.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-cau n,,,. ,
London, ~ per cent. Open market discount rate
Tor short bills 80 per cent for long bills se1ea
ess per cent Berlin discount rate AZ per cent
Berlin exchange on London. % marks 474b Dfennizs
Paris exchange London, Is francs l7Is ce,t,ro
Paris discount rate. 2% per cent
FOREIGN sEcURITIEs.-Briush consols for
money, se1z; for account. IS 1l-ls Spanish IS
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THE TRUST co.
OF AMERICA,
149 BROADWAY,


GOrth~est Corner Liberty Stl
Cdpltdl S1,1UVVUU w
Surplus and Undivided Profits S2,7i662S 50
Allows Interest on Daily Balances.
subject to check through the New York
Clearinghouse OF payable at sight. and On
Certificates OF Deposit.
Acts as Trustee. Receiver. COMMITTEES, Ex-
ecutor. Guardian, Administrator. Assignee
Registrar. Transfer and Fiscal Agent
Is legal depository for Court and Trust
Funds.
Special attention given TO the management
of real estate and the collection and remit
tance Of rents.
ASHBEL Il. FITCH. WM. BARBOUR
President. Nice-PresidenN.
wsI. III. LEUPP, III. :. MANNING,
Vice-Pre<ident. Vice-PresIdent.
LAWRENCE q. MURRAY.
Trust Ofhcer-
RAYMOND j. CHATRY. Secretary.
THOMAS q. CLARKE, Jr.. Asst SeeS-
ALBERT L. BANISTER. Treasurer.
". HUNT HALL. Asst. Treasurer
DIRECTORS
ASHBEL P. FITCH. JOEL F. FREEMAN.
WILLIAM BARBOUR. WILLIAM r SPiER.
HENRY s. MANNING, ANSON Il. FLOWER.
SAMUEL A MAXWELL. HENRY S. REDMOND
MNRON T. HERRICK. JOHN r. HEGEMANs
CHAS. h. CUTLER. q l. HUDSON.
EMERSON McNiILLIN WILLARD BROWN,
JAMES NJ. DONALD. PHILIP LEHMAN.
GEORGE CROCKER. EDWARD F, CRAGlNs
EDWARDC. .SCHAEFER, GEO. BLUNENTHAL.
5. Q. T. DODD. FRANK JAY GOULD o
o WILLIAM u CLARK
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
AMERICAN LINSEED.

Guy G. Major. president of the American Linseed
Company, says:
There will be meeting OF stockholders in Sep
tember as many believe. When the new policy
changing our fiscal year adopted 1t was stipu-
lated that after 1900 stockholders meetings would
be held in September OF each year. and statement
OF earnings ending with March 81 submitted. Ac-
ton taken in Ordar to prevent competitors
from obtaining inside facts of condition previ-
to the closing OF the seed crop year. The next
stockholders meeting will be held IN September,
1901. and that practically puts rest all talk of a
dividend common stock for the present.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

q OOO and H. /. Nicholas & Co. sold. L. wormser
bought Sugar. Warner & Co d.OOO sold Atchison
common Warner & Co. sold North American
Dominick g. Dominick q 600 bought ST. Paul. Hal
sted & Hollister sold Northern Pacific common.
Dominick & Doulinick q 5000 bought Continental
Tobacco; G. NJ. Carnochan & Co. and c. A Frank
& Co. sold Wassermann Brothers and F. F. Ames
(bid 1t up) bought Reading first preferred. c. c.
Edey & Sons Q.5OO and Eames & Moore C2.O00)
bought Reading first preferred G. sidenberg &
IIrauss sold Anaconda. Flower & Co. bought Rock
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
UNITED sTATES HEATHER.

1t is stated that while the new business OF the
United States Leather Company has been light in
the last three months the company has been in
receipt of a large income by of deliveries
of leather contracts taken last spring. when
business the heaviest in the history of the
pany. The United States Leather Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of 1a per
cent on it's preferred stock payable october L
Books close on September Is and reopen on Octo-
her
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Market irregular
Final quotations follow

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Aarket firm. Total sales
amounted In par value to Sll1s500 against s666 900
on Monday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio Issues Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Division S1hs, Chesapeake
and Ohio 45zs Colorado Midland lst 3-4s Mexican
Central lst incomes, Missouri Kansas and Texas
LIST IS. Northern Pacific As Reading general As. St
Louis Southwestern DDS, ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain S. Union Pacific As and Wabash I'd 5s
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
COMPETITION IN GLUCOSE.

J. D. Higgins. of the National Starch Company,
says:
We already IN the glucose business Our
glucose plant at Waukegan. Ill, has daily capac-
ity Of 10000 bushels of corn, and in this field we
are second only to the Chicago glucose combine
This company is the combines rival, of course, and
active competition is therefore inevitable. But any
scheme to consolidate existing glucose and starch
interests is too remote to engage serious cons1dera-
ton. The two industries of course, are very
nearly related to each other, but at present this
company has no thought of opening negotiations
with the Chicago combine.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm. Stand
ard Oh closed at 542Q5H. against 596q53S Mon
day. Last prices of other prominent issues were:
Havana Commercial, s13Q9A, preferred, 37@S9; Bak-
ing Powder 91Q93; Bay State Gas. 1q1s; Markeen
Copper 4Q6; Amalgamated Copper. s8QS9; Inter
state Oil, 5SAQ5S12; National Salt. A1aQ421a pre-
ferred 66@67; Amsterdam Gas 1st 6s 1O0Q1064; Rub
ber Goods 251zq26A; preferred. 76977 Distiling of
America 42@4}; preferred. 1961944; Storage Power.
14ql6; General Carriage, 6asQ67s; New-York Trans
portation. SQ814 General quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
NATIONAL LEAD.

While the st. Louis Smelling and Refining Com
pany, which has recently raised 81 100000 mort
gage, Is a separate from the National Lead
Company. 1t still is controlled by the latter. This
particular loan guaranteed. both principal and
interest. by and is held ny the National Company
as security for money advanced 1t is proposed to
create a sinking fund to retire the bonds in FIVE
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
THE COPPER SITUATION.

Jesse Lewisohn says of the situation in copper:
ing into OF the production on hand in England
95 per cent is poor, and the total on hand amounts
to about half months output. The war with
China means new demand for copper; the country
will be civilized and electric railways, tele-
phone and telegraph lines will be built and the de-
mand is certain to increase. None OF the new
companies will produce for to three years to
come, and then what they produce will be needed.
There is no other metal that will find market
like copper.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London, Aug 2, p. m.-Last prices were: Atchi-
son Is; Canadian Pacific. 9lS. St Paul 1l55s; I'LL
nois Central, 1881; Louisville and Nashville 79sl
Union Pacific preferred, IS; New-York Central
1928; Erie. l1A; Pennsylvania 661k; Reading s5s .
Erie first preferred. 345z; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 724; Grand Trunk. 6lz, and Anaconda. eiL
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY RATES.-Money on call, 1Ad1h per
cent Time money, per cent for sixty days 81
per cent for three months, per cent for four
months and 4g41z per cent for six months on rail-
road collateral Commercial paper. 4d5 per cent for
three, four and six months for the best names and
above for names not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

wes PG saanS of Ap9 q 9s sSS So
January slO616077 291.224e04 SIT 800 $50
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UNION PACIFIC hAILROAD CO
DINIDE\D OE TWO DOL -I A IS 80 n.AA

-,, per share on the Preferred stock dividend o.
TWO DOLLARS tS2.Om per share the Common Stock
Of this Company have been declared PAYABLE a. the
ITeasurers once. l2O Broadway, New York on ana
after October list lSO to Stockholders record az the
close of business September 4. 1900
e Inc stock transfer books win be closed at ; P NJ
1900 unless remaining closed
1900 FREDERIC = CROSrY T-S-,n.I .