The New York Times from New York, New York • Page 11

THE YORK TIMES. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1000. 11 OUTSIDE SECURITIES. IJauldaUca forced number of decline te Utt tMriMt for watatd secnriUe y-tproay. la nearly err stack traded in foam loss appeared, aad la a few stocks thtdxUa ver Mf-tooa.

After hwtiI Irregularity th market abowed a dr-lt downward tendtracy. resulting from larger selling orders Uub bare appeared la the laarkrt for some time. Zn no ease 414 the loewes Men the result of traders' efforts to force down quotation, ltawlda-tioa acting snor effectively ta that direo-ttoa. Sone urport was given to a few tact a. but for th most partprlcee wer iiuUr.d to Uk thetr course.

The security I attract saost attention waa Amalga-aaated Copper, ablest waa the subject of aafsTorabi rumors ataned no d.ubt la of a sharp decline In that Tb rumors, however, wer not tescau of th lack's Nkani. for their neu-g Jlsprove.1 brought no rally la the Quotation. In this, ae In Issue yea-terdar. the dedlnea "revolted from selling broosht about seemlrgty by the failure of gnrkM to show any life or to glv any iroauae of better price la the Bear uture. Amalgamates Coirs, at once the most active aad one of the weakest of the a locks traded la yeaterday, add from 87 clown to and showed at the end of the day a net loss of point.

The eell-toe; began at the opening; and waa con-' tinned Ult the elosa and until the dividend was announced Jurt refer the ttoat the pressure on the stock was attributed to iba rumored Intention of the Directors to reduce the quarterly dividend, which It was known waa to be declared during the day. After th. meeting It was announced that th usual dUldend of 1 Pr cent, tecular and one-half per cent, extra had twee declare 3. but this did not serve to Jtrengthn the ttock. It doeed at the low-Mt fr the day.

the final bid be In a tCi. In areae quart era the selling was attributed to epprehenskra resulting from the iUneas of itarcas Ialy, President of the company. OxanAi TaBAcnT Bokds were Inquired for en the curb, and at "one time a pree mlum of one-half of per cent, waa bid. There were no sales, however, and no offerings of the bends. rviynturo Xia.

which on Wednesday told up to 81. was traded In to the extent of 500 or 800 shares, most of which chanced hands at 33. Stock was offered slightly below that figure at the end of the day, and It closed at SI bid. 8 points down from Wednesday final bid. Recently this rtoek has moved very erratically, a few hundred shares being: oft mi sufficient to mange the price materially in one direction or the other.

No further news in regard to the company's progress has coma to hand during the last few days. Among the other securities which declined, yesterday were Electric Vehicle, which lost 2 points, sailing down to lev Otis Elevator common, which, declined about point; British Exchequer Ss. whloh went off 4s, to Rubber Goods common, which closed at 28 bid. against bid the previous day, and Distilling of America common, which sold down to 44. though it subsequently recovered this loss.

Closing quotations yesterday, compare with those of the previous day, were as follows; ladastrlal and Mlseellaae. Sept. SO. SeptIS. Bid.

Asked. Bid. Asked. Amalgamated 86 ST ST Am Agricultural 28V. 254 87 Am.

Arrtcul. Cbem. pf 74 74 77 TBI Amertcsa Banknote 47 40 .47 4 Americas lcyele 6 4 American Bicycle 88 81 30 Sl American IMcycle bonds. TO SO TO 80 metres OS 05 07 Americas Chid. TS SO TS SO- Am.

Hide St SU tW Amerlaa Ttirred pf -4 4 6 Americas 11 19 US 13 Aswrtrea Woolen OS Uj 8 tMj Asphalt Co. of America. Sfe 8 A to. Type 64 Iteraejr SmKh 13 14 IS 14 Banwjr A Pmlth pf S4 ag 4 Of Baraay A Smith 10TH Britlah Columbia Copper. 10U 11 low 11U Biitleh Excttequer Wi mi California Copper 14 Caat-irun 8 4 4 Caeulrca Pipe et.4....

SO 83 90 83 Central JuT 104 lt7 t'eatrat FtreWorka IS 20 IS Omtral yirwork '63 03 Chtoese A Alton 3....... tK I hteace Alto aube. ..10331 103 CompnmrS SI 82V 84 t-oneol. H. a ft T4 t'oa.

Hubbr Tire 4 61, 4 Toa. Rubber Tire SS 84 S3 rMttlaeatal Tebaooe deb.103 1S 1VI Oramie' hhlpyani 71 78 71 lHettlllr-f Co. of 4K 8 4tfc Dirt, of Am. Tr.Co. rets.

4 4 4 iHstllL Com. of Am. 18 SO 18 lcti1c to 16 Bnat SO KWrto 14 IT Vehicle pf 4t 4 Klestre-PneuSMtie yieunatoa CeaJ A Coke. S3 S6 tleneraj Carrtare 6- Oeaeral A 9 Oeaeral Chemical 08A (M liavaaa 10 Jiavsaa Commerctai 40 46 Medean River TeL 116 128 lllmute Tranapcrtattoa 1 IV. Inwrnatlonal Hump 1TV, 1H laterMtionel Pump pf 44 04 International Pllrer ST SO Oil 6MH 6H( Iroa ateamboat 24 4 lnm StaAmhoat 80.

00 Xln Co. EL Lisbt A P.l 140 Ientlr4 pf 100 103 Markwai 6 ales. Nat. Construe, 13 at- Knamal. A IS 18 NaL Eaam.

A Stamp pf. 74 78 Nattoaal Ore mop IS 23 Xatfcmal Busar pf. 100 luZhi Kew EnslaBd Transport. t4 4 N. T.

8 Otis Blevatur 33 S5H Otla Elevator of 7ia Beaac A Lake S. If4 SI 1 SI PtlUbsra Coal 85 24 2fli Ptttaburg Coal Kt V2 hit 18 40 20 ft 04 0 40 118 1 T4 04 87 80 M0 1UU 15 74 IS loo 'ft sa ad lot, on ti 8 105 75 8 4 20 20 so so 40 25 2 -T 10 46 18V 66 8 SO 140 1014 9 13 IS 78 23 102H Betsof SO Ketaof txm.1s 74 Keal Baking Powder pf. 01 Ttubber Goods Ufa iH Ilvbber Oooda Mtg. 74 Safety Car Heat. A It.ll7 Ft.

Lou I Transit. 20 Btabvard Air Una 64 Feehuard Air Line 8U feahoard Air Una 23 ritanianl Cttlr Ptaatard Coupler Poutbers Usht A 81 ataadard Oil of K. Floras. Power 18 hupmor A Boston 1-18 Teeawt. Coppw 12Vk T.L A C.

of Aw. 8d aaaesement paid TreBtos Potteries 4. Trewos Pgttaries 80. J'nloa Copper 8 aioai Typewriter 28 Valon Typewriter let pf.110 I Typewriter Z4 pf.lis i nlon Etne A Lead 73 83 78 V2 7 120 St 8 117 20Vk 0 4H 120 128 84 81 KtS 8-H4 12 1-14 18W Ui 20 82 74 78 bt 02 20 20a TO TT 23 4.1 120 -21 88 8U 120 84 ma 1SH IBlUd Rn aTK) I. SjtU Vatted Rya of St.

U. 4s. 84 4 to 84 8 1 20 2S 118 llrt 1 118 74 78 -7 8U iroa at 3 Ja. Coal, I. A C.

bonds. 2TH fW errhiitoa Pump pf. ..106 loot, los SelUns dollars per share. Par value. 810.

treat Rallvraya. Proadway g. avwatk Av.284 Breedway A 7th Av. lat.lOS Broaeway A 7lk Av. Breadway karfaee let 8all4H Broadway aurface Jiroohlyw Clyr 2W llMnklM a.

Cent. Park. K. A E. Sol fc? A.

a ttaabua Railway 22 24 turabu. Rawy vt 0214 Ce- Trectiow of N. SS SO Cos. Tree, ef N. J.

Habth Avease tuillrvad.eiW '3i 424 U. A Bt K. AV. UM 76H N.Av.let.114 llP. yd ft at.

acN.Av.8d. ltu Jr-W Hub, A 14 IT Xms O. Kiev. 4s. St (4 aaa Eleetrte so ew Or lean.

18V, 10 "NewCeteaas Traction pf. 08 04 J.lh Av. R. TT.M North Jersey At. R.

B. 4s. 24 "North Jersey at. R. 23 twaagw A Paa.

Vak b'daBa It iir it it. i una iia. ,1. Mata av, 240 106 118 11TH 1U6 ioa 118 15 32 1144 luw in 118 Ktrta, Ry. Co.

4 p. e. 1M.11T yrareae Rapid Trenail. 11 Hvracuae Rap. Traavlt pf.

Sw 2Kb 2tk ttt. 6a. IIS atoav Ry. 1m 6a Ill J.a-a Ry. stock.

las taioa ltovtd.noa.Uam. 1 atos Tract tow Worcester IMaea) War; (Maaa) Tree. ,104 43me tTwasawalota. "ftsr State 1 liafCalo tS. T.

4 Jujralo t.V. T. 1st S3 Oratrel VbIoo 6s. lt Voitonbts ties Se los KT Coa-Uee tK. T.

SO 02 Gas of 6 Cun. Oaa, of N.w. b'ds. Itui Cos. Oaa of New Jersey 10 16 -o.

Cm boada of N. se ba leaver Oaa JT So pesvor Ilea 6a 81 S4 ta A llwdeon 88 40 Iahanapoils Oaa 7 1 Sdlan, nAit hLm cw. Alutual Gas of N. SvT i twav) 234 1S 110 114V4 los IW IOIVj 1S0U 100 23 1 60 -1S 1 74H; 11.1 00 1 so 1 80 im b2 23 103 1 20 113 120 74 47 S3. ss 240 100 113 11TH 232 los 107 24 02 V4 eu ltt 420 161, 116 loo IT as I 18 00 2t b3 lot Bid.

log 10 bo in 104 13 66 26 TT 127 of 10S 10. 1I4 It 41 114 100 1 so 81 aw as SO SI 1 leO 11T 16 -08 I'd 108 16 1S SJ as 71 04 tM 03 111 118 70 71 108 110 84 88 SO1 116 IX IL-tu. Ill ltH 11 103 lin4 in 1144 1131a Soo 111 Hi 106 1 4 3 loo ve la so 106 Si IT 41 8S-1 72 VS to 1 i 48 ltT luT 02 66 td 4 lug S.N so S-T Rapt, 30. Bid. Ak4.

Kew AmstertJsai 1 N. B. (las A i 11 H. 2L Oas A Coke 6 60' T. A K.

Oaa Co. let. Ill 114 W.T. A K.K. Cos Co.

oa.Ke luO Nertbern Lajoa 6s 108 Nor. Had. U.H. A P. Co.

66 64 Nor.H U.H. A P.CaboaleT loo -Pea. Oae A EL lOsweso). SS SO Pes.O. A 81 Oe.) 6S.1UM, SO B1 Jesjk Oio.1....

61 Jt. Josepk Msl 6s 84 ,04 Past Gas stork SO Paal um bowds Ml ataadard Oaa. 12 fteadard Geo. H. pf-MT 148 Otaatfard Oas let 118 UT arraeaao Oas 11 v.

fjraeaoa Oas 1st WH 08 Seetara sA 01 Wast. Oas let taw SOS log Wrr Casaptisilea. "prsoklyn rerry 18 Brooklyn rerry 84 Kaot River 0O 71 Eeat Biver Parry 6a. 09 Hoboken rerry con 01 1 Moboken Perry .111 H3 Hobokea rem OS TO Metropottun Ferry II -taioa 84 88 Voum Perry St sj BTJIXIOH ABB ULS1U0. BUrer bullion certificates were quoted on the Stock' Exchango at 624eJ4- There were no galea.

Bar sUver waa quoted in London at 2813-lfld per ounce, and In Kew York at 62Hc Mexican silver dollars at 40c On the Stock Exchangw 800 shares of Phoenix gold at On the CohaoHdated Ezchanga 800 shares of Brunswick sold at M. 200 eonsol California and Vlrgtnl at 1.10, BOO Comstock at .03. 1.000 Cripple Creek consolidated at .12, 100 Horn Silver at 1.20, 600 Iron Silver at .70. X00 Isabella at .83. 100 Vexlcan at 2no Mollie Gibson at .24.

100 Moulton at 0. SOO Mount Rosa at 600 Ophlr at .40. 2.000 Pharmacist at .13. 1A Potosi at .22. 100 Standard at 4.20, and.

200 Yellow Jacket at JIO. Closing; bids for mining- stocks on the Consolidated Exchang-a war as follows: .15 .20 Quicksilver 1.60 Ha vase .11 8ierra 26 Otandard ..........4.00 KmaU Uopea 60 Union Cooaol .14 Utak 04 Teilow .20 Compute --osln, I I BM. tAaked.1 Bales. I I 1-3 I 12 i Alice Adams Coasol. Batcher Beet A Belcher 23 Brwecs Brnns.

.86 Caledonis. B. 60 CUollar .16 LTowa rotat i uryeoiit. oa Con. CsL A Juaaita ufw.

axocs. Coin. T. Co. bonds.

Com. T. Co. scrip. .06 Creecoat 08 Catalpe, .10 "Ounkla 08 Peadwood .45 Male A Horn Htrrer 1.20 Jcoa Htver .07 ulla Conaol 03 Kingston A .18 La Crosse .13 Leadvllle Con .04 Utile Chlaf 1 Mexican .24 Moulton .26 Ontario .8.60 Ophlr .42 Occidental Plymouth PhoenU O.

If. 07 .24 Alamo 12 Anaconda .44 Crip. Creek .12 Cresde A Crip. .13 Cable 04 Golden .20 Isabella 88 Pharmacist .12 Portland ...8.15 Union .08 Work 22 Damon .17 Elkton L70 Findlar 18 Garfield 06V4 Jackpot .44 Pinnacle 18 P. W.

No. 2.. 10.00 P. I. W.

No, 10.00 P. W. No. 4.. .00 P.

O. 8.00 TREASURY BALANCES. WA8HINQT0X. SspL 20. To-Uya sUUmcnt of the Treasury balances in the gsasral fund, ax-eluaivs of the 8160.000.000 gold reserve in the Division of Redemption, snows: Available cash balanoe.

Gold Silver United States notes. Treasury notes of 1800, national banknotes Total recelDts this dav. Total receipts this total receipts uus year en. I Jt Total expenditures this month Total expenditures this Deposits in National National banknotes received for rs- oempuon uo vera men recelpta internet revenue customs The condition of th. Treasury.

Division of Issue and Redemption, at the beginning of business to-day was as follows: RESERVE PT7ND. Gold coin aad bullion 2160,000,000 TRUST FUND. Ooid coin 8235. TOO, 070 Silver dollars 426.20.0110 Silver dollars of 1800 Silver bullion of 1800 Oil. "M0.

128 Unites States 1.240.000 T4.6o,7oS MM, KIT 24.204. TM 14.4.-12.887 1.422.201 20.404.237 128.108.1U 040,000 20,000.000 181.870.831 87.438.su3 287,068 637,074 44.191 Total i DIVISION OP ISSUE. Ooid certificates outstanding Silver certificate, outstanding. Treasury notes outstanding- Currency certificates Total GENERAL FUND. Gold coin and Gold certificate.

Silver coin and bullion Silver certlflcatee United States notes other ai .2235. 829. 67 420.22tl.000 68,008.000 2.240,000 ,.1783,443, 879 $81,825,840 23.061.110 2.572.614 7,024.121 24.208. T54 1S.810.T0T Total in Deposits In NaUonal banks. Total Currant liabilities $126,702,961 97.488.802 SS.UZ3.1UD Available cash balance RAILWAY STATEMENT'S.

The following: railways reporting yesterday gross earning- for the seeond week In September showed Increases, as compared with the corresponding) week last year: Central of $15,881 Ohio River 6,350 Toledo, Peoria 809 Total Increase. roads $20,110 Increase previously 440.9M Total Increase. 28, roads. $461,108 I Th folowtns gbowod decreaaea: Cblcagro, Indianapolis A $38 New Orleans A Texas Pacific 2.WS Grand Trunk system 8.400 Total decrease, 8 roads $12,429 Decrease previously reported 72.4o7 Total decrease, IS roads. $84,896 Net Increase 18SML RAILROAD BARKINGS.

1 1889. VEnTlUU, VT UEOKOIA Mileage 1.041 1,824 1.624 Bd weh $144,664 $128, 6VS S103.W6 Prom July 1 1204.803 1.102.0H6 1.04780 CHICAGO, IXDIANAPOLI8 LOCTSVUXE- Mileage 647 6ST SSS 2d week S2.6S8 82.T24 T4.4H2 From July 1 8S4.6T9 840.81O 744.3U0 NEW ORLEANS A TEXAS PACIFIC Mileage 830 830 89 2d week 84.408 87, JUKI r-rom-July tOOT.Oea 900,301 GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM Mileage 8. TOT 8. TOT 8, TOT 24 week 476.8IS 486,408. From Jan.

L. 18,788,200 14.9612 OHIO TttVER -Mileage 224 234 2d wee 80,336 90.9u6 From Jan. 1 S70.S&4 773.6U0 TOLEDO, PEORIA A WESTERN Mileage 848 248 3d week 24.126 25.220 Prom July 1..... aOLSSS 236.632 TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT za ween Froni Jan. 1 1W7.234 ANN ARBOR (or July 1000.

1 Ovoee earnings 131.117 Op. espeneea 101.87 Net earnings 20.230 Proca Jan. 1 to July SI Orees earnings 0T7.7T1 expenses TSd.6Tl Net earnings 101.8WO 224 23.016 62,23 248 18.73 88.903 67.844 1.4ka,Tl4 1900. 133.046 S4.T04 918.11 attt.0M 274,068 8.S28 17.0T1 19.809 2.4SB 14T.61S BROOKLYN HEIGHTS for the year ended T.23T.7SS 4.m.2as 7.4a.4tKI 4.410.11T 2.012.814 4.21S.628 2.2M.a 1.SU7.MMI xim.4s iT4.e2 -to. tv 4.640.011 2.S.S!W 1.640.

Oft 4.a4.292 3.643.163 J.rjl.l2 276.119 4M.14T 17.448 Gross earnioaa ..11.208,021 Op. exaeoeM Net earolitaa Dther income Total Fixed charges Surplus 122.033 XW.62T 12.408 737.963 42. 4X1 311.473 CENTRAL RAILROAD OP NEW JERSEY for AUfUM- drove earnings 1,440.633 Op. exp. A taxes.

Sl4.s3 704.438 Net sajniags 476.627 OS3.U9 From Jan. 1 to Ass. 81 i Oross samlaga 8 .833.352 Otv exp. A taxes. $.728,047 Net earnisaa AUA77T AsuASuS tThe largest In the history et the eoeapaajr.

i NEW YORK A QUEENS COUNTY lor the fiscal year ended June so 1000. 109. 1S0A 4H2.B44 423.01T 4xt.a40 8.6u6 242.823 83I.2T7 212.3.10 U0.tl4 1AT.ST2 AOU 28.8. 21T.043 1S.4T 1M.47 142. i 2X.844 T6.1IS 61.19 48.306 Oross earnings Op.

expeneea Net eaml nss Other Income Total Chsrges Year's surplus Total 74.072 Betterments 9SV2T0 P1.1W Pass, carried S.SI2.8M 137 45 45 HEW YORK STOCK 6u3 aa 10 100 1438.008 I aU 75 870 2i 23 fioo 110 270 1J0 150 S.0U0 "L270 424 18.013 1.5-'iO at 14.975 18 1.5H5 14.180 2U.7UO 17.650 1.4T 89,640 800 610 1,167 2O0 VH0 17.45 75 210 1O0 11 6O0 110 'v 4,900 100 coo 1.810 liOO i 825 470 220 200 11 8.205 2.330 iaiO 1.250 200 450 60 200 225 717 110 100 7.450 2.O70 200 000 186 23 200 100 935 4,500 800 850 200 1.000 1,250 800 120 8,010 8,230 8.205 235 810 800 100 8,862 19,885 10 24 713 10 510 120 125 650 200 625 235 1.830 2.515 150 930 8.61 700 14.R87 977 900 158 1,078 400 9.O20 2L800 100 1,676 290 8H0 1.6001 7,740 800 1.680 480' 2io 100 400 110 180 1.800 40U 6.290 1.900 130 27.705 1,500 100 100 800 150 20.256 8.780 1.930 1.827 189 800 2,100 115 120 l.SM) 1,030 10 1.230 400 220 Transact! oas In ttock Thursday, Stpt. 23, 190a I Hig. I "Lew. East, 1 txw. An.

Car A Found. Co. A-m. A V. Co.

Ajrnertcan Cotton Oil Aimericaut Pise Tel. American Express American Ice American "Unseed Co Am. LJnaeed Co. pt. Anv.

Malting Am. Maltlcs- Co. of. Am. Smelt.

A Ret Co. Am. B. A R. Co.

Am. steel rioop to. Am. Bteei Hoop Co. pf.

Am. Steel A An. Steel A Wire nt. Am. Sugar Ret.

American Tin Am. Tin Plata American Tobavcoa Am. Tobacco pf Anaconda Cop. At. Co.

At T. A M. AJL. T. A B.

F. Baltimore 4k UalUmore at tJnio pi. Brooklyn Rapid Tran Brooklyn Union Oaa nswick city da uoutnern 11 1 1 1 esapeake A L. Bur. A Icago Great Ina.

A Ind. A Louis, pf L. MIL A St. Paul L. MIL 8C P.

pf. i 4CIV nwuiWM, A North w. I. A Term. Trans.

Term. Trans, of C. A 8t. lorado Fuel A Iron. lorado Southern Southern 1st Southern 2d Df A H.

A m. Cable, ex nsolldated Oaa 11. ivnww 1. A Hudson Lack. Uenver A K.

lien var A R. O. Jt M. Pt uetroit city mil. wu q.

ee Ai, QH 1st Hie 2d iJvana. A T. Federal Steel aeiuaiul fit.l Ka Xr-UfTTsU wTT3l ptttl.et EL. fierna Co. i i uviierat f.iot;Lriv in cose Hunt Her.

Glucose Sugar Bef. pf. ureal nonnern Kins: aney king Valley luinois central International Paper ternat. Paper pf. tenia t.

Silver wa Central C. Southern C. Southern ke Erie ke Erie A West, nf ulsvllle A Nashville. sianhattan Elevated Met. Street Railway Mexican Central afexlcan National ctfs.

Minn. A St. Louis 8. P. A 8.

8. M. Kan. A Texas pf. Waesouri Padflo Mobile at Mjorrls A Essex National Biscuit Ngt.

Biscuit Co. National Lead Co Nat. Lead Co. NaUonal Salt National Steel National Steel pf National Tuba National Tube Co. pf Now Jersey New Turk Air Brake.

New York Nl C. A 8. 24 pf Nl Y-, Ont. A Norfolk A Western. North American Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Paclflo Coast Piciflc Coast 1st Piclfic Coast 2d ciflc Mall nnsylvania ipio a uaa.

cntcaaro. C. A St. L. sea Bteei sed Steel Car 11 man ComDany Reading) Reading 1st pf j.

i rtep. iron D. Iron A Steel Rio Grande West SI J. A O. I.

1st L. A San L. A S. SV 2d Louis South Louis Soutbw. Df.

ss-Shef. of. i ex dir. Southern Pacific uthern Railway Southern Railway Standard Tenn. Coal A T'xae Pacific xaa Pac Land Tr.

ilrd Avenue i Bag A Paper Co. IT nlon B. A P. Co. pf.

Union Pacific Vsion Pacific lf lted Statea Express. ted tits tee Leather. 8. Leather nf S. Rubber 8.

Rubber abash abash Df wells-Fargo Express. west, union est Union ex d. neei. a Lake Krie. heel.

A L. B. lit pf. heel. A Lv 2d Isconsln Central iaconain Cent.

12 S4 1 83 154 1 1 NEW YORK STOCK; EXCHANGE. CompUU Bone) TrsnaActionsw Aasms 2kxa 4e fatax Cent nt fcaa I 2514 mm vat MB I .000 109 Mat Cent 14 lna At, Till gsa 4s I 8,000 10.0o.....r.....l01H;Mx 1st coa as 6.Ou0...........101 laouo 8su eyVj 03 A0U0 66H 800.. 1. fO a. Aaa A 1st Be T.000..

AH 6.0W SO Salt A Okie Stts 6.000..... 4 pa 1O.O0OS.. 04 10,000.... ..94 Bait A Ohio 4s 2.000....... lLaoo.

6.0U0 1UW lT.OU0...........1OtM. aeuD lutMfc sen at unio, tHr 3Ua 1T.0U0..... 87 10.000 or 1S.0U0 7S 2.OU0. 87SJ airs ut an xn 1.0O0... 01H t-esi or us con as 8.000 03 2.000..;........

SS4 Cent Pae gtd 84s 82T4 Cent Pae gtd 4s 2.000 08 Ches A O. A A EHv let eon 4s 8.000 106 taes et uso con ss 1.000 120 Ch A gsn 4 Me 8,000 98 shh 10.000 9054 t-nei at ea, iwll 5.000 U9 fjgil. DQ, DDlr 1 4 Mi 1 6 -'8 Bid antf AsluU QuoUUntw The following war the closing; quota Hons for Governmantbonds and tor stock la which there war transactions: BKLAsk4. 16 BIAAsked. w.

la 104 loo Sa. 8a. c. 1918.. 110 8a, 1918.

am.HO 4a. 4a. c. 1928.. 1S4U 6s.

114H 6a. c. D. ill 1U 114 117 pi: lie A I Df 8V-r AM. at.

Alb. A Sea.108 Alls. A Am. A O. Pf.

A. Co. tf. 65 Am. 8p.

1H aTs.1L Pf.1143 A. T. A 88 Ann 1 Ann Arb. pf 46 B. A L.

pf.108 R. A P. 00 av. R. A P.

pf. 108 118 R. A K. .124 Cap. 101 102H c.

o. w. pt. A. T0V4 .1 3i .84 14 16 Ice.

ChL. SO. L. of. 66 BX I nr.

1U 136ael. tlaa TO 73 18iH fcacL O. OT 100 Lake boots. Long Island. 00 71 Man.

Beach. 8 13 Coal pf. 6 76 Chi S1U 178 CM. W. B.

EL, 90 8 81 a i nuicn. 2V41M. A St. 2 C. O.

W. d. 82 A 108 .116 180 pf10S 108 cj A W. 28 C-L. A W.

Cfeve. A F. A t. pf ex dir. 11 Coasol.

CoaL 46 Coot. T. pf. IX a. 8.

A A 4 Eights 376 Erie 10 "pi. I. B. ClaflnvJ04 TO nu Cent, L100 Inc Ioa a C. pf.

4.1 etlet A CbL178 91 St. P. A S. A If. pf 49 4 C.

A St, 48 Cent. SO Y. A N. H. 210 A st r.

c. a StUlst pf. 70 W. M. in 83Vi'K.

A W. pf. 74 A Ind. O. 29 X.

Mining. 410 D. A K. 14 sa. A Bast.

4 ere 22 Pare M. 68 C. A Bt. SO r. w.

a a in F. W. A eo 1R5 A Sar.102 W. A 0.183 H. Q.

W. pf. a j. a 1st. J.

a o. 3d 18 Ft. A bV- F. I- Vt- 85 Ifiii. b.

etfa r4 Kixtk Av 2Ue 14 TfroL A Ol X6 tel. U. vi. at. 48 44 It; f- a w.

8 7 118 20 110 NEW CORPORATIONS. Adelphla SOver Plato city; eapttaL 88 1-- 84 814 1S4 7 S3 300 18 47 18H ICompsay ef Xew York lHrectors John Schtmpf. SchUapf. Jr, aad William Boolis pf. Brevfc.

tya. DtrM H. Smith Coenfany oT Kew Tor, to deal la maca.lni.ts ewtpues; capital. 66.0A0. Directors David H.

Snath. A' Francis Km to, and Albert Robinson, Jrj Brooklya. WeotfaU Cosspaay, voavited. of Kew York City, to carry on bueinees as llLboe-rapbar sad pobusher: eentul. 625.

Suo. IHrertor Atexaa-eer W. Ckeppetl. tankers; H. Trelawny.

Xobba Ferry; WlUlaai 64. Freeataa. BnwkJym. CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE 8ALES. -Stocks.

Open. High. Low. Close. 82 20 ZOvh 1164( 1144 114 84 ees 74 20H 26 25 OS T4 CT 00 7i 6147 40 60H 128 12Ts 127H 2 20V 20H 122H.

1201. 121 $51 87H 49 loli 82 60 20 90H 15S, 64 10i 88 S2- 11 62H 4V, 2 J4V 72 4 8 24 24 80. 30, Bales. A1SO. Staal a W.

99 27.610.. Am. Sugar 2,040. S7 T. A B.

Fe. 204 4.740.,At..T.A S. F.pf. S.250..BaH. 24, ISO.

Brook. Rap. 61A 80.. Cent, ef N. J.

,128 -220. A 20 13.220.. B. A lO.ChL. fit i.ml iES-'hl" stp.imi in iio in R- P.

104 104 104 104 i 1.759.. Federal 81 81 Bteei tw A 7V 87 K- T. pf. 2J 8,810.. Mo.

49 a A 1914 A West.i 82 2.000. 40 SO 22,220., People's 80 16 S.8i.Reading 1st 84 Steel. 10 10.. Rep. Steel 63 Pan 82 Southern 11 210..

Southern Rr. pf. 62 i R. A '4' C. A 2 2.6&0..

Union 64 Psc: pf 72 1.010.. U. a. 9 70., U. B.

Leather pf. 4 Uf pf 18 A L. 85. 84 TO 08 27 47 82 4V 28 8)t 15 62 62 64 70 27 4T 19 82 40 28 88 15 63 10 68 .81 62 4 72 04 i 8 14V was a 187.810 v. Bales.

Open. High. Low. Close. 83.OU0..AUT.A S.F..saj.

85 bS US 06 1. QUO. K. A T. Sd.

46 OS 06 06 83,000 i' NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS. 'Jt. XL Sackett. Secretary of the National Ufa Icsursncj Company of the United Statea, baa been made Oensrai Alanajrer alro. Jordan.

Lowtt Co. of Boston hare been appointed Uaarachueetts manag-ere of tae Standard lAfa and Accident Insurance 1he burtnese of the Orient Insurance Company of Hartford In alaine, excepting-Portland, has teen reinsured In the Ms uvu auavvrnnca vompany oc Ireland. About fifty subscribers at 81.000 each nave, been obtained for the New Enrland Lloyds, which la being organised by Starkweather A Shepley of Providence. R. to tranj act a fire Insurance business.

Th Uoyda. It Is said, will restrict Its under, writing- to sprinkled risks, end expects to negin business, about the middle of Oe tobtr. Tte London correspondent of The Chronicle save that actuary a now at work re port the rales of mortality In the South African war as folio war Of the offlzers, a-l per thousand were killed outright or died of wounds, while So. 6 per thousand died of disease. The total was 1U2.T per thcurand.

Of the ston-commiarloned officers and men. 19 per thousand perished In bailie or died from wounds, while 8L8 per thousand -war klUed by 2.000... 102 l.ooo 101 v-iu, i ii rei os 8,000...... 118 CM, A Bt con 7s 8000 ...169 un, ii ii ii 6.000 117 Col Mid 1st 4s 1.000 81 2.0W bo Den A imp 6s 4.000 102 vet. se at I Ss ,000 26 Va A Oa coa 1st 5s 10,000 ..118 uu.

at ang os 4,000 ....101 1.000 100 jsc gen 12.000 68 Ft A 1st 8.000 74 Oalv, A 1st 6s 8.000...... 100 Gen Elect deb 6s 2.O0O 119 Green Bay A West deb ctfs. 1.000 6 Hock Val 1st 4s 10,000.. OSft1 l.uw.. 2.000..., 98 00 ju.taw.

w9 Int Paper 1st As 4 8,000 108 Kan City So Ss 2.000 8 14,000........... 68 lO.VUU S3 Lsh A ltd 4s 10,000 100 iiuui. ex iren os 2. 000.20 118 Louis A unif 4s 2.000 99 Mit Elev 1st 2.000 ,...116 Total sales $1,080,600. IO.OuO 84V1 Ms.

A 1st 4s J3.unu. WW u.uuw..u. sv Mo. A 3d 4a 2.000 er iMaak AaAT 10.VW8 ss.aaa.4 Jfa Pse 1st ean Sa auuu Ufa Pae 1st eel 8s aooo. as Mob A Ohie new l.ooo Nat Starch Mia 1st is.

iw wo A It oak 4a 4.0UO 102 i vi tx sc. a. Shore col Sa 9.0UO... 94 U.WV.... SB) Mich Cent eel Stta 4.000..

SOU A St 4s 37.000 107 Norf A coa 4s 11.O0O.. aaj 4.0O0...M 973 2.00003.. wTA 1.000 07 3.000 97 Mortn ru gsa as 61.0O0... 64 North Pae 4s 8,000. 104 3.000....

..104 6.000..... 104 13. uw lot Pao A Kaat lut 4s 1.000 STVi Pes A East Ine 4s 10.000 20 Rsacing gen as s.ooo. 16.000 3.000 84 A I gsa 6s I M. 000.7.

112 St A I 4s LO00 78 St A gtn 6s 1.000 ..108 St 2d 4s 7.000 60 Saa A A A P4s 3.000 79 2.000 73 luw la Scioto A SS 4s I.uiW... ...101 I.UOO lOl Sooth Pse 4s 18.000 78 8.000 78 l.ooo. 77 South Rv 1st 6s a.uuu nwvi X1.UUUC3. JUV 8.000 .....108 6.000 100 10.000 low: Blaaa 1 4.000 C7 Stand RAY ine 5.000 9 T.nn I A R.Blrm lav 1st os 1.000 Id5 Tenn Dlv 1st 6a 4.000 10 Tex A Pac 1st 6s 20,000 113 union i-ao in 8.000 104 8.000a20r ..104 8.000...... 104 l.OOO..

104 10.000 104 Wab deb. 8er S.WHI 30 West tsnore gta 4a, resisiereo A000 ....112 1.000 112 A Inc 6s 1.000 82 vv let oot irusc 6e S.00OB15F 110 10.000 1091 Wis Cent gen 4s zs.uuu 6.000 86 1,000 86 .20 .02 .46 il MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Sfrciol to Tkt Nm York Tim. 8 AN FRANCISCO. Sept.

20. The official closing quotations for nuning stocks to-day and yes- tsrday wars as follows: Thursday. Wednesday. Alta, .03 aipna. von.

.04 Andes' .08 otwiier Best A Belcher Bullion .41 Challenge .34 Chollar .20 Confidence ,2 Con. Cai. A Va 1.10 Con. Imperial .01 Ctown Point .13 Gould A .88 Hale A Norcross 20 Julia .03 Jurt ice .00 Kentucky Con .01 Lady Washington .03 Mexican .27 Occidental Con Ml Orhlr 46 Overman .10 Potosi Satage 16 Sag Belcher 02 Sierra Nevada 30 Standard 4.10 Syndicate .7. .04 St.

Louis .11 Union Con .18 fish Con .06 Yellow Jacket .22 Silver bars 02 Mexican dollars 6O0fil Drafts, eight .06 .07 J.io .01 .13 .83 .20 OS .07 .1 .03 .27 .07 .46 .11 .18 .18 .02 .28 .07 .12 14 .06 .23 -62 6O061 ,6 .07 Social 9 TU Ntw York Tints. COLORADO SPRINQ8. Sept. 20-Oardner A Co. report elosuur quotations as follows: Acacia 40 Alamo 12 Argentsm 34 Anaconda 44 Anchorta 80 Bankers' 13 Battle Mountain 22- Blue Bel) 11 C.

C. Coos 11 CCA M. Ii Columbine Victor 14 Dante 9 Damon 17 Elk ton ........170 El Paso 42 Findlar 13 Golden Fleece .....30 Gibson 24 Gold King 126 Gold Knob 11 Gold 660 Garfield 7 Gold Sovereign 7 Gould 80 Hart 17 Ingham 16 Isabella 86 Independence 41 Jackpot 43 Keystone 14 Lexington 14 Mount Rosa 60 Mates 22 Mary Caaben 13 Moon Anchor so National 8 Nugget 20 Ophlr 86 Orphan .............18 Pharmacist 12.: Pinnacle 17 Portland 316 Thursday. Bid. Asked.

40 13 27. 45 SO 16 23 11 12 11 16 9 18 173 4S 1 26 35 130 12 Wednesday. Bid Asked. 12 26' 8 8 88 1T iB 43 44 16 14 75 26 14 89 8 21 44 19 13 19 325 Rose Klcol 10 11 Raw Una. 22 SS Corlotanae 18 19 New Here Ida May 17 28 Union 1 Vindicator .18 142 Work 21 23 iw 80 12 24 11 12 11 14 10 18 176 42 1 2tl 24 126 11 660 8 87 1T 16 80 -41 44 14 14 80 SO 13 33 8 20 36 is 12 1 826 23 138 13 27 48 100 15 24 12 12 11 18 10 18 178 44 13 26 28 .12 TOO io 8 88 18 17 90 42 49 IS IS 75 25 ,13 88 21 41 13 26 143 24 12 I FIYASC1AL ASSOCSCESfEJTa.

The report of the First National Bank of Webster Cltr, lows, will be found in snother column. Details of dividends declared by the following eempaaiea will be found In another column: Amalgamated Copper Company, toe Mercantile Trust Company; Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chtcaao and St. Louis Railway Compear, aad the Oeaeral Chemical Company. Susquehanna Mills Cut Wages.

LANCASTER Sept, 20. A notice baa been posted at the lour mills of the Susquehanna Iroa and Steal Company at Columbia that oa Sept. 24 a reduction of en mm4 fn the wares of nuddlere would T-xo into effect, cutting; them from 84 to S3 a ton. The paddlera declare they will not accept the reduction, and threaten to strike. The mills at Lebanon hare been closed for the past two months, bat the men there Sesterday voted to return to work on Mon-ay next at the-three-dollar scale.

Most of the Columbia workers are anion men. Atlantic Coast Ralty Company's Stock. TRENTON. N. Sept.

2a The Atlantic Coast Realty Company filed a certificate here to-day increasing its capital stock from 31. 000.000 to 81.000,000. Among- th stockholders are Richard Croker and John F. Carroll of New York. The company controls the town cf Peal, ea the New Jersey Coast.

NEWS OF THE RAILROADS. Organization of Transcontfnantal Pas sngr Association Practically Assurod. The committeee appointed by the West-era Presidents conference of Tuesday last have completed their preliminary work aad hare adjourned to snet aala ta Chicago pn "Vedneadar aex The oomaUtteo oa too organisation of the proposed Tranaconttneatal Passenger Aa aoclatloa la said ta have made good head- "fT- Vice President 3. 8tobbs of the Southern Pacific raid yeaterday that ha believed this second attempt to form suck an aseocintloa would be euccearful, as the Santa had agreed to so Into a final conference on the subject. President Ripley of the Sent confirmed this view raying; that the differences between that line and the other transcontinental railroad, bad been settled, And that the Santa had withdrawn Its objections.

The committee on a rearrangement of percentages In the Immigration pool, which consUta of John Sebastian. Oenersi Passenger Agent of the Rock Island; P. 8. Ku.ua. General passenger Agent, of the Burlington.

H. O. Toanaend. General Pas-ffffr Agent of th Missouri Pacific, and E- McLeod, Chairman of th 'Western Passenger Association, met at th Holland eeterday and aucceeded In making a satisfactory settlement of the difterencea in regard to these percentages between the various lines. Chairman Jeff err.

President of th Sen. er and Rio Orande. said that th progress made by these committee waa highly sat. lsfsctory, and that all matters of dispute IU existing would be settled at next wees meetinga. ST.

LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN BOARD, asiajea Likely to Mad at Aanaal Meetlagr-Canuiollajltien Proaets, In View of the fact that It has been recently intimated that closer relations would be established between the Missouri Pacific and the St. Louis Southwestern, unusual interest la being- taken la the approaching annual meeting; of the Utter road, at which, it is expected. Important changes will be made in the personnel of the Board of Directors of that line. It ha become known that formal re-queata of President Edwin Gould for proxies, to be used at the annual meeting, have been disregarded, and in some eases politely refused by a number of Western stock- linM.p. Thl.

I- and is alleged to Indicate the formation of an Independent movement In favor of certain persons not affiliated with th present administration. The terms of three Directors expire this ear, and under the system of voting which a now used in the 8C Louis Southwestern one-third of the votes cast suffices to elect one man. Whatever the result may be. the uiuoi.w union ot ut Dl. iouis noutnwest- by many hj natural oon-arequenoa ot exist- 'si vuuumuiii.

Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Rumor. The report was current yesterday, but could not bo verified, that the financial la leresta controlling th Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul are backing the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway project. of which A. E. BUllwell is the chief promoter.

The Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul la said to have been looking lor an independ ent outlet for Its line from Kansaa City to the Far West for a long- time, in order to compete witn tne banta fe. th Rock Island, and other roads having extensions west of the Missouri River for the wheat ana otner crops of Kansas and Oklahoma, suu lur otner Business xrom tnat territory, A Right of Way in Alaska. uuriing-ton interests, according to a stockholder ot the system, have acquired a right of way In Southeastern Alaska, the that the company which place Itself In position to be an Initial line will be able to control the bulk of the future traffic with Alaska, which.

It is believed, will vastly increase. Jt la not intended to actively utilise the newly acquired right of way Immediately, and probably not until the road reaches the Pacific Coast, In accordance with the plans which have been in process of execution for the last few months. The same interests are said to be tack of the tore Angeles Eastern. Brief Railroad Hms. Traveling Passenger Agent TV.

J. Berg of ine oouioern -acuic, witn neaaquarters at Buffalo, has resigned, and la succeeded ay k. u. iiuams. D.

B. Robinson. who realamed the TVa.I dency of the St. Louis and San Francisco on account or lu-healtb some months ago, is slowly recovering. Linton Williams, formerly Chief Engineer of the Chicago.

Peoria and SL Louis, has accepted a similar position on the Black- weit, mma ana George C. Jones has been appointed Superintendent of the Eastern Division of the Grand Trunk, and F. W. Egan wilt succeed him as Superintendent of the Western Division. The New Jersey and Hudson River Railway and Ferry Company has issued its Fail time table of Its electric line from Fort Lee Ferry to Hackensack.

Englewood, and Intermediary points. The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis will put new machinery coating into its shoos at Bellefontalne. Locomotives will probably be built at these shops after the first of next year. The Santa Ft.

having opened a through Bne to the Pacific Coast, will make a bid for carrying the mails, a contract now held by the Southern Pacific. The latter may thereby be force! to Increase the speed of Its trains. At the offices of the Erie Railroad It was denied yesterday that this road would make no more traffic contracts with the Pittsburg and Lake Erie, but would hereafter turn over its business to the Lake Shore at Youngstown. The New York Central has Issued an Illustrated cats Jo sue of th publications of Its passenger department known as the Four-Track Series." The demand for seven of these thirty separate publications has been so large that th editions have been entirely exhausted. The Executive) Committee of the Western Passenger Association has decided to recommend the adoption of a rate of 38.23 from Missouri River Points to Chtcasro in connection with a twenty-five-dollar rat from San Francisco for honorably discharged soldiers of the United State returning home.

D. I. Roberta: General Passencer Annt of the Erie, has been appointed arbitrator to settle a dispute regarding the divisions of passenger rates from Prince Edward Island to New England points between the Intercolonial Railway on on aid and th Canadian Pacific, th Boston and Maine, and th Main Central on th other side. Hid and Leather Co. Cuts Expenses.

At a recent meeting of the Directors of tha American Hide and Leather Company It was decided to reduce operating expenses by about 8150.000 a year, and yeaterday it waa announced that twenty-three accountants employed in the local auditing department had been discharged, and that the department had been moved to Chi cago. THE UNITED SERVICE. Army. Cast. Reuben B.

Turner. Rlztk Infaatrv. win trooped from Columbue Barracka, Ohio, to the Army and Navy General Hospital. Hot Springs. on official business pertainlnc ta th.

Quart rrmaster's DepartsMot. U.V ex uean tvr iww nnaiBi, to case enact twpt. so. Is granted Uevt. CeL Henry Jackson, Jtfth Cavalry.

Lieut, van. weary iv Dnnaenion, El even ta Tnfentrr. will tlluto.il about Oct. 1 to kla bona, where he Is authorised, t- await retire-. snent trota aauve set iiee.

Oant. ase O. Fecnet. stxnal officer, will proceed to New Tork City on official tiiiflnsss pertaining to the Stgaal Corps. r-aragrapn ox diikhi wwn no.

zia. oatea 11, relating to Acting Assistant Surgeon George Newlove. Is rrvoked. and will pro. eeed rront sort utTamnv a a saa a.

to ort 8I1L OkUboma Territory, aad report In per sue to tb eommaaoing officer of that poet for temporary duty during the aheenee of SHret IAot. Mar-shall M. Cload, Assastant Sorgeon. Navy. TJaut.

W. Cole Is erdersd to addlUnKal Aw St the Washington Nsvy Tsrd ss esaetiUve aad iota luoaijni ica qaartera. LImiL W. K- Oie la relieved tram autv executive sad reerntrlng ofrior of the Sfsiaeu'i guarters at the Waabingta Navy Yard; be wW coBUsoe bis other duties at tae yard. Movmnt of Naval WASlilNQTON.

Sent. 2IL TV. aaaadrosi aatl.ll ts-dav frnea Newport. The Scorpio, left Portaasewtk yeatar- IvKlSUt. afeM Will w.

Im. to eoaL Tae ganosat vasune arnves at Cants Taster Car froea Skangbal. 1 no aunDoata eaooovai ana AJVarsdo. captared nam law auanlak. mrmwrn ta.

Portamouik Navy Tsrd to-day. They are to be-used as ptactioa veae.14 at the Naval IOWA BAIVKS. REPORT fF TTTPJ mvofTinv OF THB '1RsT HATIOSIAI, BASK ke State Iowa, at ta oo of business, RKHOCBVCiiS. Leans and diseMtats JJilTMl sec at. 4 aad ixrctM "'''naf w.V fvjnUtar aa4 tat- a e- Other real estate sad assttgaaws owned Dae front Nattooal baaka, at asenl.i.........

Bwefrom approved ri.irvs ww-wwavm atanips. Cheeks aad other cafc Xmbaagas for Cleartng Hooa. Note, of ether National batksT. Fractional paper ctureaey. ntekela, aad cents Lawful atoaer rastrve la bank.

vt. 14.184.8 Xi.u.m Se.00 M.80O 0 4.233.88 88.000 1 7A14 8 4TT1T L4J4.8T euO.0 wJ.4 Beooanpttoa read wttk TT. A Treaa-' arer. (8 per oeeL of a'nrt tsatvu I II I- a a -a a Vadivloed preflta. less aiimaia tases pant National banknotes Dos to State bank and.

baakers. bank Jjfef certiricates deposit. 1 law a. LBO.OO aa.uuu.oo "T-SaAl e8.oil.Oa 81.823 7 82.4.4 At T.S47.M 108.at4.TS JOB.0S h- WTEH Ttttteat. -Jf- WRrL.

Vie rreetdeat. M. W. H. P.

MASON. Asstetaat Cashier. TESTS RSSB6 BA3TK8. Fourth Hatiohal Bauk, nasHVitLE, Ttna. asssts.

y-' lMim and discounts. u. b. ooaoa. Rnnd aceoant Real estate, futures.

rrnniuna paid I'm from Cash ataXOot.tM SV028.T8 at.44T.T4 33.OK0.O0 s.otm.tn esT.i-Mt.ait 0U.a23.04 Capital stock. ABILITIES. 8no.onanA Surplus aad nmm. Circulation StfT.4lkk.aj LHvtdenos unpaid J. mm Ioe shareholders on redttct.

83ii.A DcposiU 8.T1140.k8 3.076250.s2 J.T.HOWELL. "aae-swas) DYKE-BRIDGE Engineer Santl Wants to Unit Man hattan and Richmond Boroughs Tammany Men's Views. 1 Engineer Archl Philip Louis BanU has a scheme. He wants the city to build a 4 dykc-brldg betwecat th Borough of Manhattan and Staten Island, to cost frt- 000.000. A description of the brtdg was i -published in Th City Record -In a letter transmitting tha plan Santl saya: To he Honorable Municipal Council "of New Tork.

to th eonsideratlon of this emeritus and Illustrious council. I beg like a favor to eon- cede me the honor of the municipal patronage. Respectfully yours. AKIIr LbCIS SANTL No. 101 Sands Street, Brooktya.

Here is the' scheme: The plan specifies a dyke-bridge that will extend from Bft- tery Park to Liberty Garden, and thenc to New Brighton. L. a total length of 8,400 meters; width, 48)4 meters, and total elevation In high tid of 00 meters at the main bridges and 28 meters through- out the entire length of the storehouse to be mentioned later. The aggregate solid i .5 lty may be roughly estimated at lUn.lMI cubic metersr The grand dyke wDl measure 5,080 meters. Over this will be built 120 large storehouses.

ranging from one to three floors, according to th elevation, absolutely Ire proof; all the modern conveniences for. trade and traffic are guaranteed. Each storehouse will cover an area square meters; It will be supplied with large elevator and a separate railroad sta- lon. locks will lead to each from both sides of the bay. The cost of this massive structur will approximate 824.000.uuo, an enormous sum at first sight, but in view of th many sources of poslUv revenue, such as th lease of the 120 storehouses, the railroad tar, the tolls, Ac.

the debt will dwindle Into Insignificance in a few years. A Naw Yoaa Times reporter ahowed tha letter and plan to a number of Tammany men and obtained their -views. Engel said; "I am not posted oa dyke-bridges, but If It Is a Dutch schema -there may be something In It That ngi- neer mad a mlstak by calling th city -officials emerituses. He should not call people names if he wants the Municipal -Council to build his twenty-four-mllllon-dollar bridge. If the Tammany organlxa Uon anu to build a dyke-bridge, I'm Bridge Commissioner Shea: "That dykei bridge game is a new on on m.

I. ilk bridges, bif don't want to so that one built." Alderman Bridges of Brooklya: The man who conceived the idea of a dyk-bridg comes from my district. I wish him luvk, but I can't back him up la his bridge game." DEWEY ARCH REMOVAL Cuggenhelmer on its Prent Condi i tlon Public Meeting Planned. President Ouggenhelmer hnroed a stataw -ment yesterday to tha effect that be would -ask th Municipal Assembly to. direct that the Dewey Arch oa Madison gquar be rw moved.

In bis statement President Dug- genheimer says. In part: ''The continuance of the arch In Its pre ent condition not only constitutes a gray interference with the traffle on Fifth Are bo sad on Broadway, but It has also been reduced by th weather and other loevlt- 'i able conditions to a dangerous, a dllapt- dated, and a most analgbtly state. -It Is not expected that there will be ny oppodtlon ta this plan. Ths sum of IZAOO was appropriated a short tints a go to Improve the appearanc of th arch, and of this sum IL200 has been spent Secretary Klootl of th Cltlsens Coav mltte for a permanent naval arch, said yesterday: "Mr. Ouggenheimer'g action Is what of a sursriae to us.

Th demolitioa of th arch concerns us only so far a tb present arcn lnnuence in. piiouc in regard to the permanaat one. received a note on Tuesday last, saying that Com-, mlssioaer Kearney had said that the Drea mt arch would be repaired, and that with the swu remaining or tne repair fund th structur atlarht be kept through the Wla- Th fund collected for the nerma riant arch amounts to tJOO.000. This sum is less than half of the amount needed tar construction. It is proposed to hold a pub no Eneeuns; IT1 a snon lime ana appeal to? tb civic pride of th people of New York to make subscriptions so that th arcA can be completed as planned.

NEW BUREAU OF To Established for Convenience ef Brooklyn and Queens. -Tbe bureau for tb examination of blast era and men who as combustibles generw ally, which has been ta Fir Headquarter, was divided yesterday, and henceforth Brooklya and Queen will nave a separate bureau, to be located te Brooklyn Fir Headquarter, at 863 Jay Street. Brooklya. Tbs bureau baa been ta charge of Ooorr Murray. Tjurnector of Combustibles.

Tra der th new arrangement there will be two Dc-arus, as iouows: Mannattan Oeorg tz Murray. James J. Carroll, and William 1L Hart; Brooklyn and Queens Oeorge Murray. "William Herrey, and William H. Stevens.

Tb division waa mad necessary. Commissioner Bcannelt said, by th growth of tb business done. Reduction In-Price ef Tin Plates. 0" The American Tin Plat Comnanv day reduced th nric of tin nlatea. tn livery over th last quarter of by 3 ferns per boa.

as compared mlth tha trie w.mww HI. Iilll 1 lia.li A.