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s,po, cotton closed steady; mddlins up
lands. 11.ooi middlns gulf, 1l.26; sales, '5i
bales
Cotton, steady; middllng. il.oo; gross re-
ceip,s, 2.Ds3 bnles. sales, 654 bales; stock.
15i,6s1 bales; to Japnn. 2s4 bales .e,
Total to-day at all portsA-Nct receipts,
5o4s3 bales export TO Great Britain, e2.7i6
bales: TO Japan, b,465 bales; stock l,lz6,6o3
bales .
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts.
s1ss,s9s bales: export to Great Britain. 6o,l5s
balcs; TO the Continent, 27,0Is balesi TO
Japan. b,sto balest
Total since September list al all ports
Net receipts, 7,96i,322 bales: export 70 Great
britain, a,Ta6,715 bales; TO France. !o9.sll
bales: to the Continent, =, 405.5l2 bales; 10
Japan 1924 bales.
NEW ORLEANS February lo;-coT-
TOS.--Spot closed easier and unchanged;
niddlng. lc7-1ef,; sales were large,
amounting to 1900 bales on the spot and
1900 TO arrive. Futures opened quiet and
"a points under yesterday. Tho ruling In
fluencc of the day was somewhat heavy
under March liquidation which caused q
decline Toward the close prices rose slight
~ under. in fuence of the spot situation The
cloaihs was steady at al points under
yesterday. .5.s
a cotton futures closed steady: January,
1913; February. go. March. 300; April,
1901: May. 1o12: June. 1913: July 1925;
August, 1910: October. 1909; December,
n n
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shcffey ono OF their lots on West Main
street, and viii begin at once tho cree
ton Of parsonage for the church.
Nfessrs. ]. b. Richardson and Robert l..
Williams who have also purchased lots
n this section Of tho town, Will also
build attractive homes in, the coming
spring. u.
Mr.. Fred Painter. who has been quite
III for some time at his mothers home.
shows very little or no Improvement, ana
his friends have littlo hope of his re-
tcovery.
MIR. N. l.. Look, president OF the man-
iufacturing firm of Look and Lincoln. has
been confined to his home for several
weeks, and no Improvement Is noted in
Ills condition,
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ON THELOCAL MARKETS

quantities. The first sale day will be.
at shelburne's, second at Stonewall,t
third at shockoe ana fourth at Cren-
shaw's.
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Richmond Va. February ~. 19I
COMPUTATIONS
CATTLE NIARISET.
i RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales ut Union Stock fards.)

2 RI 58N RIchmond Va, Febrlnry ] Q, l1yU7. 7#
Report OF tho i've stock market for tho
week ending February 18th.
Best steers, 5A0pbMc.; medium to good,
Az dpbAc.; common to fair. AK Gp49.c.; best
heifers, ~. dp6c., fair to good. Ahdp4hGc.;
common to fair, ga GpaAc.i best cows, aS
COWS, 9 Q2lac. bulls. bpst. w, q 4e.; common,
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NEW RESIDENCE.
Mr.. Campbell Tearing Down Old
Shelley House.

n w. ISnecINI 10 @TNN IITIEsT v'4S!USUs'sl ~
6 MARION, VA, February 10,~--Mr.J j. g.
Campbell, president Of tho United sti,tos
Lumber Company, viii begin on March
LIST the work OF. tearing down tho old
sheffey house, on Main Street and c4oAr-
Il handsome residence theraoll This lot
Is, Generally located and VIII be one Of
the most nttractiye Places IN town al
The Itrustaes Of Ebenezef Charge, Y AZ
sths lutheran Church, purchased last week
from Megsrs, Sprinkle, n chards and
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or. RICHMOND. FEB. 10. 1907,

PORT or RICHMOND. FEB. 10, 1907,
ARRIVED. #
Steamer Pocahontns, Harvey, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Mobjnck, Graves, James River
iandinsg and Norfolk merchandise and pas
'scngers, Virginia Navigation Company,
af SAILED
steamer Pocnhontas. Harvey, Norfolk
merchandise anu passengers, Old Dominion
Line. .s55
Tng Radiant Burk baltimore, two
oil bnrscs
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.nrcHMoND STOCK BOARD.
nlchm ond. Va. February 10, 1907.

SALES AT BOARD.
virginia Centuries---20O at 93t.
Il STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
North Carolina IS, {, 1e19.... 1ss =.
Va. as, Old, c. ana r., 1892. 32h 93A
va, CanturieH 7-3, c.. and r.. 80 93as
RAILROAD BONDS.
4 q. 1. 4. r. cts, Of Ind 81. IS So
char. and Waet Car. LIST 5s.. los ITO
Z Ga, Car and North. lat 5s.. los ITO
Georgia Pac. list IS. C. 1s2.... lls
Georgia. Sou. and Fla. 19i5. Ito H.
T Ga and Ala. Con. Is, 19t5,... 1o7 los
Nor. and West Ry. As 1885,. es s..E
Nor. and West. Ry. Pocn. a.. 90 80.
Pet Glass a 6s. r. c.. lag8.. LII II: u
pet Class d 6s. r. c.. 1926. 125S
Western n. G. lat 81. 1915. Ito -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
xtIantic Coast Line 100 40
Atlantic Coast Line CON-. 100 8l2O
s Chesa,,eake and Ohio. Nov. 100 51s -.
Norfolk and West. COM, 100 Sc
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American Nationnl..... 100 1929
broad street. s. .............zb 20 80.
Z Cityb....... .7...............20 ~ ..sH
First National. .......l00 2ib
Merchants Nattonal.... .,.i00 500
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 IA
Savings Bank OF Richmond. 25 ~
State Bank OF Virginia. u. 100 1G7 ...9
Bank OF Richmond. ....,t loo l32 l86
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va Car. Chem. pfd.. 8 p. c. 100 l07 10s e
Va, Carolina Chemical com. 100 34A
ya.-Car. G. Co. Col. TT. $751;. 9SA
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK.
Ry Is Brokers.
SALES:

60 Atlantic Coast Line, CON.
I,GO American S1nclters, conn.,
1880 AmalganAted Copper 800.
2,oV Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car ana Folin., pfd.
3lW American Cotton Oil.......
M American Tobacco. pfd....a
600 American Can ,............
GOO American Can, pfd..........
6,l0O Amer, Locomotive, cOm..
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
400 American Sugar .........s
70, 700 A., Il. and 3. Fe, cot,i.....
20 A., T. and s. Fe, pfd......
g,40O baltimore and Ohio. .......
a,90 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1890 Canadian Paci6o T..-....... !.
$50 Chesapeake anu Ohio......
10000 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
Goo Colorado Fuel and 1rof....
GOO Colorado Bontli., com -.
Colorado Soutl,.. list pfd ~.
1.10O Colorado South, I'd pfd....
100 Clev. Gin. Chi. and st. l..
800 Consolidated Gus ..-.......
100 Delaware and l1udson.....
Del, Lack. and Western.
1890 Erie, ....,.,..,..........
II 100 Erie, 1st pfd.............
100 Erie, I'd pfd..................
900 General Electric .........
/ 1900 Great Northern, pfd........
1900 G roat Northern Ore Rts..
200 Illinois Central .......
W Loulsville and Nashville.
20 Manhattan ................i.
Metro. Street RailWay....
300 Mexican Central -..........
1920 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
Mo-, Kan. and TeSs pfd..
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cHIcAGo GliAIN Marriott.

CHICAGO Q, February 4 B.-I. largely inereas-
cd receipts In the Northwest and excellent
weather. for tketcont lhuation of tho move
snent caused q sharp decline horG to-day
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
i PEANUT MARKET.

T917 q ~ y PEANUT MARKET. y
8(Reported by Rodgers. Mccaba e. Cos
III 5PETERSBuRCi,% VA, Feb. -..--PE.ANUTB:
Spansh--Mnrket firm at sl.37Hper bushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING firm at Az 04Ncs for
fancy stock; 81. 4p4kc. for machine Picked
az q SAC for Smelling stock.
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BALTIMORE, February la..----FLouR-
DILL. Wheat-Weak; spot, contract, TWO
TING; southern on grade. 70 ting Corn
Steady; spot. 5o% q 5ohc.; southern white,
4sA4b0%c Onts-Dull: No. 2whlte,t 451a 40
46c.. No, 8 white. 45dp 45hc.; No. 9 mixed.
4a,sT44c. Rye--Frm; No. 9 western. do
nestle. 71G7ec.;. choice, 75G76c. Butter
Firm and unchanged; fancy imitation. &c q
e7c. do, creamery, "a dp36c.; do, ladle. 22 %
24c.i store packed. 10000. EggH--Fir1n at
etc, Checse--Active and unchanged: large.
1896; medium, 1850; small, 14Ac. Sugar
Steady and unchanged. $3.50.
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isas,4e.; sheep, 51sa SIC; lambs. Sc;
hogs best. ~ g7,kc.; common to fair. 6 @
e.sc.; rown and calves, s25a5o.oo pei. head.
Prospects, good for all kinds OF stock for
extSmarket.
CHICAGO. February ls.--cATTLE---R
slow. Common to primo steers. .s4a.7.oo;
ssa4.5o; calves. s2.75a7.5o; stockers and
feeders, s2.75I4.So. Hogs-Receipts, go 900
head. Market DC. lower. Prime. heavy.
shipping. S7@7.05; choice butchers. s7Gs7.02:'
pigs. ss.s5@6.9O; bulk OF sales. se92v6,p7.
sheer--Rcceipts about $1,000. Market
steady. but slow. Sheep. SO $4,000; yearlngs,
$4,000 $50; lambs, s66b76o.
s NEW YORK, February 19.--BEEVES-
Receipts, G55 head !; no trading to-day. feel
Ing steady. Dressed beef slow at Z a %. per
pound for native sides. Calves--Receipts,
542 head. Veals steady to csc. lower. Com
mon to primo Vehls. 50 e. $50; barn-yard and
fed calves, SO q 400, no Westerns. Dressed
yeals dull. Sheep and ambs--Recelpts,
1907 head. Sheep almost nominal and dull;
lambs slow but steady; few common sheep
sold at $3.50 400 per 100 pound lambs at
s6.75G770; one car OF lambs unsold Hogs
Receipts. 4,401 heal; feeling steady; State
hogs sold at s7.45.
E CINCINNATI. o.. February 1s.-HoGs-
Steady. Butchers and shippers, $7.o5 q
7U7: common, s5.60@6.70. Cattle-Steady
TO strong. Fair to good shippers, 1880
$50; common. se.a5 $500 sheep-Steady at
$2,26 a 5.25, LaInbs-Steady at $4.6O68.0O.
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bales d. s, ainst g., $50 lns, week and 1880 last
year. for the week is5. 900 bales against
.209.2I2 last week and 1888. 0o2 last year.
To.day's receipts at New Orleans 16,S2a
bales against S3T last year, and at Houston
1890 bales against 1889 last year.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. February To-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Firm at 7Oc; re-
ccipts, casks. Rosn-Frm ut $3.50: re-
ceipts, $50 barrels Tai--Firm at $3.50: re-
ceipts. 2bS barrels. Crude entlne--Firm
at s3,3b6f 80: receipts 8 barrels.
a&fSAYANNAlI, GA, February 10.-TUR-
ut 7lhc,; sales. gao casks:
reotidts. 27D casksi shipments. 80 casks
2,4eo barrels; shipmcnts,t4o 400 barrels: stock
"a. 95i barrels
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Railroads.

CO E. sSsFS Ss5s$SsjISS;, 4, 4,
TRAYS leave .'A WISH s1s5lMosp IN = sonrit.
s s 4 M.---paiiy--i byrd Ct. Thtoush.
SIS M-ba aaIn & q. T hsTSass' Al,
7:os i; M..Ansasps. Monday = Byrd 81
tao IhfMSush .s Al p "a ,,, Cars ,,,.,a
Accom- mediation.
$3.50 a. M;.-Daliy--Dyrd st. Through Los
1905 noon--Week Days--Byrei st. Through.
1870 y NJ Week Days--Ryrd ST Frcder.
icksburg Accommodation.
s S:so 5 M M--pnliyy- M ST. Through
Goinmodation. Il
rh 3e ARRIVE Rff'EH RycM &. Tsrep gsorn
( e.4o a. m.--weokY Daysl.Elba. Ashland Ac.
500 a. M.AaDaliy--nyrd 81. Through.
s:25 a M.--Week Days-.-Byrd ST Breder-
1870 a. M.-!week Days--Byrd St Through
Ala z M.-bailyy--Maain St. Through: !,
5:5ss MMBBs'yy+a s. s. T Hn5Ssse 70.
cal, Stops. q,
1910 ?. M.-Daiiy1.s1aln st. Through.
1880 T weeu J p1ya r rsrs street
NOTE, Pullman Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 11:5o a. NJ. weeks days. and local
accommodations. e.
Time OF arrivals and departures and oon-
nections not guaranteed.
w. D, DUKE. G. ". GULF. W. p. TAYLOR.
Asst. to prsst. Cent supt. Traf. Msr.
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.t.Dpy cOoDs MARKET /

NEW YORK. February, 1.-THE dry goods
market Is very firm and active In cotton
goods. Print cloths, printed goods. domes-
tics and knit goods nrc in active call with
primary houses and iobbcrs especially nc
tive In all cotton goods lines. Dress goodA
for spring are selling freely, and suit waist
houses arc doing n large business. The ex-
port trade is quiet. duo In part to hfsh
prices. 49, ar.a. 4-.aM..
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4 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
p BALTIMORE, MD, February 19.-ses-
board Air Line, common and preferred
Nothing doing. sfs@ aia 55f
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-
Steady No. . spring wheat, 10 GS2c.; No. 8.
73 GpS0isc.; No. 3 red. 72h q74hc. No. 2
corn. 43c,; No. 2 yellow, aye. No. 2 oats.
3sNc. mo. 2 white. lie: No. 3 white. 39H q
4o%c. No. 9 rye. 60 964c. Fair to choice
mailing, 5sIslcs NO. flaxseed. sl.17; No.
s4.55. Glover. contract grades 1880. Short
ribs, sides Uoose). ssgy.2s; mess pork, II,r
barrel, slt.75 a16.S7h; lard. per 100 pounds
Whiskey, basis Of high wines. s1.s9. But
ter--Market steady; crrnmeres 22G 32hc.;
dnries. 20 q 400. Eggs-Firm: at mark, cases
included. 20 a. 4c.; frsts. 24hc. prime flrsts
25kc: extras, o7isc. -Cheesc-steady at "A %
16Lc. ~.
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III s. rcfundlng %, rcsls,ered. I. 49,. 1863
ii. s. reminding 2s, coupon. ........ 1861
u. s. as. registered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1OsN
ii. 81 Is, coupon. ................... 103h
u. s. Old Is, registered ............... 1919
u. s. Old ~, coupon MISUNDERSTANDING. 10lh
! S Sss 4: 4: sss's's:se: = +
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 11oH
AtcblsOn general MISUNDERSTANDING. 1919
Aichison adjustment 4s.............. 9lN
Atlantic Coast Line 4s..s,............ esii
baltimore ana Ohio 4s.............. 10lss
baltimore and Ohio 3As.............. Da;s
Brooklsn Rapid Transit eonv. 4s....... ssh
Central OF Georgia 5s,... ......... ITO Z
Central OF Georgia 1st mo toffercd).. 80
Central of Georgia End inc totiered).. 70
Central of Georgia 90 Inc. Sb'd)...... Va
Ghssanenko and ohio 4ias..3.t..... Jos 4
Chicago and Alton sl5s.....5......... 7sA
Chicago, Il. and Quincy new As. %
Chicago, r.. /. and Pacific r.. II. 49,. ~
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In the price Of wheat. At the close May
wheat was off 01hc. Corn was down SO
&c. and oats showed a loss Of &c. Pro-
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receipts at the ports to-day were 59,4o3
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Geo. R. Read & Co.
REAL ESTATE
Head OmeS 10 HheFSy ~. near Btwa,
Brhheht . East 0Bth 81.
TITLE INSURANCE. 90. / Ezs=rss
IsS h~FSaawsy. fIfiSS

street. to cost tOO.ooo. and q enc story store
and Nlnety-sixth street for John jacob AstoE
as owner, to cost or, 900.
The Bronx plans comprise two two story
dwellings to be built on iStst street. west OF
Clinton avenue. for Fetiet and Hirsohman.
e. cost $4,000: two two story dwellings for
Tile NJ. Stadler on i7<th street, south Of West
chester avenue, 70 cost $4,000; two two story
and attic dwellings ut tho corner Of Perry
avenue and 20Tth street, and on Anderson
avenue. south Of Iesth street, to cost Sc, 1000
and eS, 900 respectively: o two. story dwelling
on Kinsella venue, east Of Matthews avenue.
TO cost 1850 and Q one story and attic ONCE
at the corner of Coddington and Fort Schuyler
avenue. 70 cost ZOO.
The Mcvickar, Gsiuerd Realty Company
has leased for Drs.A.D u. Newman To- client for
. term Of years the southwest corner Of Lex
! gton avenue and Sixty -second street. a five
story business bulldtnfl with apartments. on
Pisros, 4 Kesis report the following sales
two family brick house az No. s55 Forty
lrst street: for Benjamin Lyons, two story
and basement frame house at No. a2e Fifty
third street: for Mary Pace, two story and
basement frame house at No. SS2 Forty
fourth street: for Louisa Sanders. two story
and basement ~broynstone house at No.
40 Forty-1rst street: for ". Root, two story
and basement frame house at No. Az Fifty
seventh street: for Walter Fryer, Jr,, two
family brick house at No. 7eS Ffty-fourth
street.
shaw. 4 Co. have sold for Miss Webb No.
n North Mountain avenue, Moptclnir, N. j.,
house. with grounds iO0T37p.
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sold to Marie Roche Nos. cas- 70 e27 Eighth
on plot sS.5xioo: also Nos. sos and so7 West
b bSlsiGe9 s o. Blot f1 So1 asS forming ShErI an IL
Doherty auction 'saie,a few weeks ago.
s S1IsinS 0h go q ;9oq the Ta SoS SSESr S e n. R S%os1ssRt
ether properties az the auction sale.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-wIlliam II. Hall has
American basemsnt dwelling, on lot 1857
0t.2x irregular. near 6eventy-seventh street.
TWENTY-sEyENTH sTREET;IR Wilmarth
Appleton F hSs s9lG 1ST rS 1sDss d str Ss[he q
% feet east Of LsSingtoS avenue. ~.
AAgPttfson be- rs STIIdis sse RT0S SeoTCsSyp SS 'I by
the Knights OF Columbus.
BRoADwAY-9onn Bros. have bought from
noTtS%eat oornsr q BrosdwSy and IsSES
seven seven asosss. OF o. bot iSoTiss.
co n. n. f 1yES STS1z dSsHin Bro: 3. h So:, "a: AZ.
tween itist and itad streets.
sEyE TS5G,tsd q f EsRs :cid No. 81 sF %sss
s Easement & .I Stss.s on iot 'a sosieo SOY anu
FQRTY-EIoHTH sTREETIE HsPry Eek.
+, Stanley che tYo fenL, stcry frame fats
81 Nos. ei7 and eie West Forty-eighth
HtFoet, Nn pEot do.txfo. arrsahf1
As bseSSrnnEs Rom R;@c ;SsR Z. Eb %Ssl sss Rsr.h Ssss
ask story tenement. on pIot T.ST77.
sE sHss1 Sls ssId fsq dSslics g. f 4
East seventy-eGahth street, a three story
dwelling, on lot Is.ox1o2.2.
MADISON AvENUE.-Harry Z. Rosen has
bought No. 1852 Madison avenue. south
wost corner. Of Hath street. q ave story
SIT, NSCHoLhs AVENUE. Samuel v.
Braisted has sold 70 a client for theSJ United
States Fire Insurance Company No. iel
Ct, Nicholas avenue, a hve story doup's
nth STREET The Prescott Realty Com,
West ii7th street. a i've story nat' on lot
sIATY-sixTH sTREET.-Phiiip z. New.
mark has sold the elk story tenement az
No. as East sixty-sirth street, on plot
TWENTY-sIXTH sTREEr.-RerkoMitz a
IandsmGn have sold No. sos East Twenty
sixth street. q Eve et95y tenement. on lot
To Miner 4 Podoisky the southeast corner
OF Clinton and Stanton streets, a six story
tenement, on lot 2S.6xi00.
ESSEX STREET MEX Gold asser and others
have sold 20 Morris Singer the sstx story
tenement, with stores. at the northeast
corner Of Essex and Stanton streets, on
MADISON STREET.-Jacob Ackefrnan has
bought No. 17g Madison street. o ave story
tenement, on lot 2Sxi00.
FAII,E STREET.-The American Real Estate
Company has sold the two family houses
at Nos, loo and ioz7 Fa lie street.
ieSTH 6TREET.-LAvin 4 jackson have sold
for Samuel C. Baum Nos. e34 and .eSa East
ie8th street, southeast corner Of Forest
avenue, two two story frame buildtng 90. ON
plot s3Tiss.e. with an l. 57xso.
COLLEGE AVENuE.-The~ Noble 4 Gauss
Contradiction Company has sold to Michael
Busch No. s4s College avenue. q hve story
nat, on plot 44xiio.
SEVENTH A~vENUE-Shaw 4 Co. have sold
for Martha A. Bryne No, 1883 Seventh
avenue, three story and basement stone
dwelling, on the east side of Seventh avenue,
So feet south Of iS5th street. to an in
weston.
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FANCY STONE u

part Of Brooklyn; charming outlook over bay:
handsome homo: 9 rooms. tlled bath and BtoTeroom
in the lower part 8 rooms and Tiled bath
In the upper part: oak trim pArquet moor pretty
decorations. china closets, Bullets and bookcases
built In both apartments; shades. stair and all
carpet In the bargain: call 70 day. glad TO 'Show
AZ any time. H7 18th st.. between 9Th and 9th ava.
Brooklyn.
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Private sales.

FRAHKLIN STREET Parish, Fisher a Co.
have sold for Josephine Bleier 20 Grace
Cspes No. i5e Franklin street. between
hreproof mercantile building. on plot
9SEs7,d.
FiFrX-SINTH STREkr.-Farish, NGher a
60. have sold for Christlan Wynn No.
$50 East FIT sixth street, between licking
ton ana Third avenues. q three story bro wn.
stone front dwelling, on lot le.pNe0.
BH0NA-J. Clqrehce Davies has sold for
= n. a +. MendelFohn the mort heast corner
Of 1fs1 street and Wabster avenue. for
thatles s.. Deehler and Michael Delgtudice
two lots on tho east d OF Park avenue,
n feet south Of ib3d efreei. and Tor Sadie
Never No. Sis East ltlst street. a Ave story
tepement. pit plot t01es.
EIGHTH A4ENuE George Nicholas has
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A LARGE old fashioned. brownstone dwelling.
98s Henry st., brooklyn. Heights Section: ~ rooms.
Including bathroom and laundry. aud also largo
open attic. large dry cellar and vaults under aldo-
walk: dimensions OF lot aoxi0o feet, ten feet on The
street reserved for stoop and courtyard: INDIE
pendent wall 70 the north, party wall 10 the south.
Price tIz,eoo; mortgage may nemsip: properly In
good condition; reached from Manhattan IN tWohty
minutes, by Court or Union street trolley cars cross.
Ing the Brooklyn Bridge. Get out at Anity street
and walk two blocks west 70 Henry. Can also be
reached by South Ferry and walk OF ten minutes.
No hanging on straps required. Excellent neigh.
borhood. Owner at SJf Henry st.. Brooklyn, or at
70 william st., Manhattan. New York city. Posses
sion Immediate. FREDERIC ". HiNRfCHS. Owner.
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COTTAGES TO LET.
BORROWING By u. 4 o.
Some SIO.OOO,OOO Secured Recently o.
Very Short Notes.

Very Short Notes.
Within the last few days the Baltimore
and Ohio has made borrowings amounting
in the aggregate. II is believed, TO about
100000. The money has been raised
from various local financial institutions
and Ia understood TO have been secured on
thirty or sixty day notes. At any rate the
financing has been purely temporary. very
likely the notes on their maturity viii be
funded either into bonds or three year notes.
The financing Of the last week was neces-
STATED by the demands on the COMPANY
for the acquisition Of the Chicago Terminal
Transfer Company bonds. About 1850 900
pany, a banker closely connected Herewith
said recently, has q surplus OF about t15.-
600. 900, but this money 10 scattered all over
the country and the management did not
care 20 deplete working capital 10 the eI-
tent necessary 20 take up with IL all the
Chicago Terminal bonds.
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Branch Here Of AnEIO-SOuth Americas
Hank.

The Anglo-South American Bank, Lims
tied, which has its head -onics In London
and branches In Chile, Argentina, Uruguay
this city at % Wall street. Bankers here
look on thia with interest as an indication
that New York is becoming more and more
a factor In international banking. several
other agpnciosAof q similar kind have been
opened hers hteiY. Charles A, Edwards
has nominal capital Of R7,s6o0oa
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CIR 4llE gEAEnc
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SELECT APARTMENTs-BROOKLYN
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FOR TENT, FURNISHED. modern IL room
summer cottage. near Pequot. New London: price
moderate. N z2 McDohoueh st., Brooklyn.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

A.-ELEqAETIY FURNISHED APARTMENTS:
HHvate hath; Of 70 daily, Including meAlG; one, etb:
tvo, SIS weekly. n ALABAMA, IS Fast litb a.
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Every feature Of afrstNdass,w well located twoamly residence isincorporaed
in each Of these five charming houses, They arr located in picturesque Bay Ridge
on the south side Of s@h st. between I'd and Sd Avs, Just two blocks 'front.' b Shore
Road. Built with bay windows and broad pM1zRG large, light rooms; two baths:
every modern improvement; two Richardson 4 Boyntons furnaces in CELLAR hard
wood trim. --.. t #-S fs
The 4h Az Subway and the proposed 9Th Az. IL extension viii make these
houses unsurpassed as IN investment proposition by anything in or around Greater
New York. Upper part may be easily rented. Price $1,000 Esyterns. Apply
on premises. Twelve more building on the north side of the street.
PETER OLLIKAINEN, =. Ss1 s1:.s.....
86Sh Sc, bet. I'd and ID Avs.