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27 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOBK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1898. TP.UST COMPANIES. FINANCIAL, WEEK IN WALL STREET. LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

road firsts and New York and New Jersey Telephone firsts, which are quoted flat. DECLINE. Per rent. Per cent. AmfrReflnir.giji.....

7 i Aim rBeficiiiKCoirfd Manhattan El la 16DKLYN TRUST CO RAILROADS. Amor Cottnn Oil 2 Missouri Pacilic 2 3 1H I Now J.H JU l. Pi nVp. 4H Air Brake 3 Eagle Savings and Loan Company, 4 I Northwestern 177 MONTAGUS STREET. STOCKS SLUMP ON FAILURE OP ST.

PAUL'S EXTRA. DIVIDEND. lAnnual I ratos Capital I of and Bond divid'cU Issues. and est. lEBKiBy STOCKS "WERE FAIEiLY ACTIVE AND THE FEATURE.

Securities. source of pollution, and that all necessary sewers or L'went disposal works should be con truct' arul completed at the time the Wat, works proprn vre prcsentr for the city's acceptance. I would oiill attention to the fact that the anti cotuamination works are not speclfically serilv in tlu? cn. ral tilnns furnished for the proposed l.oitl'.er cnillil they bo in advance deM ribed in the A'Cll' ral specifications as their iei wi.ull have 10 depend largely upon the clmract; ristics of e. ih locality.

But tho specifications do nay. "The city shall not be hound to accept any plant or water therefrom until the supply is fre'i. from pollution." The board will meet on Tuesday next to consider the report. MARKET PK.0DTJCE ACTIVE. Northern I'acinc Northern Pacilic Did.

rt mer jiaitmg piu. Am Steel Am Steel vu'. Atch Too tc Fi Amer Spirits B'klyn Ranid Bay State (las Central Faciiic IH Ontario Oregon People's Oas 1 63M BUlyii 63 105 i'acinc j1n.11 5 7.000,000 Chicago BurfcQiiincy 2 1 Keadins UU.UUU 250.000 5 OiUcaso it 94 Bock Island lstpanl CleveLorJ: Wheeling 1 southern Cleve Lor Wheel pf 1J4 Texas pacific 10B 214 15 12,000,000 10 Ji 115 a)B'klynHeights First ('10 or 41) (b)B'klyn firsts (1H41) O'town(lOUS) U.C.G.&B.lat (1007) K.W.&JbMit Knights of Labor Trying to Get a Foothold Again Among the Railroad Employes Kings County Traction Company Matters Heights Railroad to Buy Rails and Motors. 0,000.000 200.000 vvuauuuniHi 'aa 1 1 enn uoai iruu 5 Consolidated Ice Union Pacific. 111 No Tear That the Money Bate "Will Become Onerous Railroad Earnings and the Injurious Effect of Slovenly Cut Rate Methods in Vogue local Stocks Hold teady.

"Wall Street, September 10 The past week 'has heen a memora'ble one in Wall street, because the course of the market hung on the one question as to whether the St. Paul 200,000 JkD Bubbor Buober Wahasli nfd Western Union 102 uenv Erie 1st pfd 114 General Electric International paper. 4W Internat'l paper pfd. IH Lacleue Gas Wor '41). I 105 100 103 100 0 5 ORGANIZED IN 1868.

Capital 7. Undivided Profits, 1 ,546,504 INTEREST ALLOWED OK DEPOSITS, Wbicti may be mude subject to check At sight Oft, returnable at llxed datos. Acta ua executor, trustee, ijuardian, etc, vakinff full charge oi the management of ettoB belli real and an i.l'.' or at xxim pleasure of the parties Interested. CUKJSTIAN T. CIllllriTHNdEN, Presldeat.

HENRY IV. MAXWELL, Vice PresldenV FKEnPRICTC C. COLTON. Secretary. Aaslstant SeopMary.

TRUSTEES: rnomas 1'. Harr, iiliain H. ti. IV. tSoocock.

iliu 4V. ilaiweti. Oeorice W. Chaunoey, willld L. Uu in.

Chrlatlaji T. Chrlateuaen, John J. i'lerrcpont. Wni. N'.

Dykiuaa. Charlen M. PriC. Johr. (511b.

G. Rynolda. Francis L. Hlne. Henry K.

Sheldon. Edwin ICjiowlton. Charles A. Schieren. E.

H. Lymao, Alexander M. White. u. Xj.

tac (1810) Oi.fcit.&N.l.lt (1908) First 125,000 2,000,0001 3,500.0001 1110 C'onsol C1G or 41) Krst(19y0) dividend would bo 2 or 3 per cent. To ones unaccustomed to the Wall street methods of .000 240,000 FRANKLIN BUILDING, 186 REMSEN ST. (Near City Hall Square.) SAVINGS ACCOr.VTS DKAW UtTEMEST AT PKK CKJJT. I'Jilt A KNUil. JULV A ND JA.NUAI1Y.

INVESTMENT ACCOCSTS PAY a PJtft CENT. PEP. AN NUJ1, SKMI ANN I'ALLY. INTEREST UIIOINS ON DATE OP IJEPOSIT. MONTH l.y INSTALLMENT SHARKS fA IT AV3SIIMIE DIVIDENDS ON Wl Till) It A WAX, a I'lTlt CENT.

l'EP. ANNUM. LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ICE PAYABLE IN 12 YEAKS BY EASY MONTHLY KAYilKN'TS. OFFICERS: EI W'IN S. PirEH, President.

EDWARD E. BP.ITTON", lat Vlc President. TRAVERSE R. MAXKIELD. 2.1 Vice President.

G. WAKEMAN, Secretary. JKA A. McCORMACK, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Sllaa B.

Dutclier, Kuwurd M. Grout, Edward E. lirltton, Ira A. Mc.Corr Traverse K. Muxfleld.

El win 13. l'ljjer. James T. Ashley, Jihn A. Suliwurz, George J.

Jurdln, Frank X. M. Ciiffry, John T. RafiVrty. G.

Wilbur Wakeman. James K. FerKusori. A. Brown, Frederick It.

Schroeder. GENERAL COUNSEL: Messrs. Grout. Jenka, Mayer Hyde. SO 103 ids' The following table stoows the transactions In United States government and State bonds for the week ending Saturday, September 10: BiUK Eritid Open HiBll Low Clol J1800 inB.

n9t. est. lag. 1113 S3j i 105 105 10SH! 8 TJ B45 onew 1L7 17 1'27J $10000 3s I 105 104M 105 7 Lonisinna 4s 1O0 10f 103 103 a Tennessee 3s lyH BC i)SH 30 Viremin fngd 75K 7F.JS 75'4 150 Virginia dc! ct 0 0 IH 74 5 5 II QjV.no 5 5 8 5 Peaches Advance Sharply Other Emits in Demand. Since the advent of lower temperature and appearance of more asreeable weather conditions generally, there has been great improvement in the business done at Wallabout and other markets.

For the last three days commission dealers have readily cleared up consignments of general produce and in many instances tit advancing figures. Fruits have been in active demand, peaches taking the lead. On Friday they scored good increases in value and yesterday they sold at fully 25 per cent, higher rates than on the preceding day. There is a growing impression that peaches will be short, especially choice late varieties, and housekeepers and others are endeavoring to fill their requirements for preserving, pickling, early, in the endeavor to avoid the higher prices which it is believed will rule later. There is apparently enough of other kinds of fruits but dear neaches would Coney I.

First Certlf. (39U3). (ft B'klyn C. N. First 400.000 2,000.000 1,900.000 The interest in the market for local securities centered last week chiefly in the Ferry Company shares.

Brooklyn Ferry stock sold up 'to 40 early in the week and held close to that figure during the remainder of the trading. Union Perry, 'however, eased off to about 38, and then rallied, closing at 3SVa told. The uncertainty regarding the dividend on Uoion Ferry has caused it to fluctuate easily. Some of the directors say it will not toe changed and some say it will. The latter Is probably correct.

The amount of the next dividend will, from what has been said, be at the old rate of 1 per but it will be called a semi annual dividend instead of a 114 87500,000 tf.500.000 (S)Is'assau Kloctrici JNasr.au Elec. pld Nassau Eleo. 4s. The following table shows bond market for the week the course of tho ending Saturday, 13.f00.U()ll 4 05 I 4 no I a 105 I 5 AfcO 107 I no 5 108 )J0 Nassau Elec os. Atan.Av.g.m.,100a C'onsol.

1931 FranK Lyuuu, Aticustu iilt. r. r. doling. 99 107 10051 THE PEOPLES Brooklyn L.

w.i.... 13,0110,0001 Bklyn pfd, w. i. f.000,(10l Bkn JL, 1st 4s. w.i.

U.8UU,(J00 Kings County li 1 1 27 I 28 57 59 93 f. I thought and action this would seem a statement unworthy of credence, yet it is literally true. There has not at any time been any reason to expect that the directors of the company would depart from 'the conservatism Chat has been the distinguishing characteristic of their management in recent years. Yet a majority of the speculators hoth here and in London were firm in the belief that an extra dividend would 'be paid on the basis of 6 per cent, per annum. The s'lock led 'the market, selling at the highest point readied in years, and the natural result was a collapse, in Which the wtole market shared.

With the declining market came a renewal talk about higher rates for money, with the result that, at the close nearly every stock on the list was lower than it opened a week ago. The tone o'f the market, however, was decidedly better to day, and final prices were in al TRUST COMPANY 9 172 Montague Street. (a) Owned by Brooklyn Rapid Transit. (b) Leased to Brooklyn Heights Railroad, (o) Operated by Brooklyn Heights; stock owned by Brooklyn Rapid Transit, (d) $. 500,000 authorized; remainder reserved for extensions, (e) Merged into Brooklyn, Queens County and Suburban, (t) Bought by Coney Island and Brooklyn, (e) Consolidation of Nassau Rleotric, Atlantic Avenue and Brooklyn, Bath and West End Railroads.

Mutual Benefit Loan ti 11 September 10: 8alea open IlisU 10 AmerTobacco scrip 00 00 Arner Cotton O118s.l0t3 107 4S Adams Express 100 100 2S8 Atchison 4o 2943 Atchadjis 73 9 Amer SDirits 6s 87 S7 2 Ann Arbor 4s 88 88 53 Salt Park's IIS 13 Bait Ohio 10li 30 Halt Ohio 1D88.U8W llh, 4 Bronlilyn 113 5 B'ilynWi: 04 04 14 Broollyn KUst 93W S3a 2 120W 14 Can 10 110 1 Can Southern 107 107 10 Colum ft 0th av lst.l20 120K 20 Col Midland 1st 71 71 14 Colo Mid 2 4s 00 00 15L Ches4t04B 879a 87 3 dies no no 2 Ches Ohio A 1111 119 1 CblQaeLiEht 100V4 I Chi LSiN 6s r. iXK 12354 1 Cdi Js Erie 1st Ill 111 10 Cbi Alton Ill 111 9 Chi Bur onv. 110M 1 Chi Bnr deb 1 1 0J6 II 0M 2 Chi Bur con 11 5M I1SW no doubt, raise tho rates for them through their substitution for peaches in "putting up. Veg etables, too, are in increased demand. Yes terday the loads on the thousand or more Long Island and Jersey market gardeners' wagons, which reached the market squares, were sold out promptly, with some varieties realizing better returns that it was possible to secure for them during many weeks of late.

1 Lowest. 09 10054 100 94 7154 87 88 114 10191 11854 1125 94 93 12054 ioy 107 12054 70 00 8054 1155s 119 101154 12354 111 111 11451 11014 Building NATIONAL BANKS. erhn nicm Bunk Hnildinir v. Coart nnd Itlifutfifruc Si, Ifroitklyo, i Annual I CAPITAL $1,000,000.00 SURPLUS 1,000,000.00 i Interest Allowed on Daily Balances 1 Transects a general trust and banking nuaiioss. Procures Letters of Credit for Travelers myable in any part of the world.

Loans made on liberal ierms on new Government War Lean Bonds. rates of Bank. Capital. most every case better 'than the lowest of the A Brooklyn Institution, MANAGEU BY SKOIIItl.VN ASSETS, $800,000.00. SURPLUS, 50,000.00.

First 1G Jft.T .380 390 252,000 8 Jit 240 200 National Citv 300,000 14 JSt.J 345 Nassau 300,000 12 2S0 Spraane 00,000 215 Money to Loan in Any Amount. Tonus a faxoiMuie rate ns low ii institucion in Grrater N. Y. If you quarterly one. It is something of a surprise to conservative people to see Union Ferry stock selling for less than Brooklyn Ferry shares.

The former a dividend and is said to fee earning more than 2 per cent. The latter pays no dividend and the reports given out by people supposed to know are that its earnings on the etock are not more than 2 per cent. While these two stocks arc selling about 40 the shares of the New York and East River Ferry Company, on which 5 per cent, dividends are paid, is selling at about 71. This company, although smaller than the other two, is by long odds in the strongest position. There is no chance of opposition, there is little likelihood of a competing bridge, it operates between Astoria, which is a growing section, and Ninety third street, Manhattan.

vJt has always earned more than its dividend and in the treasury of the company is a goodly surplus. During the last year it has, with the exception of a few days, shown an increase in earnings over the corresponding days of the previous year. As a dividend payer, its record has been as follows: In 1S95, 3 per in 1S96, 4 per in 1S97, 4 per cent; in this year, it is paying at the rate of 5 per cent. The closing bids for the more active securities as printed daily in the Eagle are shown in the following table: DEAfTH 03? SERGEANT ZIEG NER. He "Was a Hero of the Indian Fight at "Wounded Knee.

(Special to the Eagle.) Long Island City, L. September 10 First Sergeant Herman Ziegner, Company K. Seventy first Regiment, United States Volunteers, died in St. John's Hospital, this city. TRUST COMPANIES.

mortgage on your property ajiU need more rnetwy. ciin help you. Wili help ou to buill Annual your lioupe. We have a few vt ry deslra bi ou nU lots fhat we can sell below real value (that are eenuLno bargains) uin your own t.crma. rates of Capital.

Company. President I 'irs: Vice ctJ l': Secretary Aiidibtant Secretary. TKICS. JOl'RDAX. ROUT.

J. KIMBALL, IMR.M'K J. K. SIvAKI.K.S, V. A.

SCil Hi iKDER. A 'N'Z. i SI.OTE. HOWAIlll SMITH. i 1 1 '1.

r.K'i. TANGKMAN. FREDERIC A. WARD. FELIX r.ail'UFI.I lAt'OIi 15.

LBTT 10J1.1 J. MmtSi EIHV.ASI1 NS(N" UHARLliS A. E. (J. ISODOIt M.

liO.V. JJAVJIJ A. FSLiX CAllPliKLL. AMORY S. W.M.

M. COLIC. H. DAVEXPORT, J. (.

DIOTTMKR, IMCR.V 1 1 l.i.AUUKK. VM. HILL. SOL. V.

JOHNSON, iiiuiinns gcau 1. i uo.n week. The strength of the money market has been counteracted to some extent by the decline in the foreign exchange market and consequent engagements of gold for import. Much bear balk has been heard, based on the apprehension of stringency of money and the iow state of the surplus reserves, indicated by to day's bank statement, at first sight gave reason for this apprehension. The fact must not be lost sight of, though, that the banks have actually more cash than they had a year ago by $3,000,000 and chey have $70, 000,000 more than they had in the same week in Liquidation has in the past fortnight reduced considerably the aggregate of loans and there seems no reason to look for a money rate that will be onerous.

Argument in favor of lower prices, based on the money situation, wili meet response in the favorabie condition of trade and industries all over the Brooklyn Trust Franklin Trust Kings Co. Hamilton Trust Ji CJ J226 Fl'287 230 1,000.000 8 500.000 8 500,000 8 '400 '236 1 SHORT STORIES ABOUT REAL ESTATE TITLES 220 L. I. Loan Nassau Trust People's Trust i 1 500,0001 0 1,000.000110 500,000 'S 94 'i 7 IX 87 88 115 101M 11854 1325u 04 r.3 12054 10951 107 12U5 70 00 8654 11554 139 10U54 12354 111 111 1 11054 1 1554 10154 354 897 4154 81554 97 9454 94 31254 105 83 1105 11354 93 7154 142 11254 10154 89 91 7554 97 9851 70 94 8354 104 30194 104 80 78 10454 8951 104 119 10054 llO 103 107 10(354 0454 85 8054 10H 113 117 103)4 75 7854 105 One per cent. xtra in January.

and Surplus (n er Certain properly in Brooklyn was foreclosed in hut the children DEFENDANT 01 thc original mort WAS DEAD n'agor proved that WHfcN SUIT their father had died STATE BANKS. Llo 10l5(i 354 89J4 41 8054 97 9454 94 31251 105 83 11054 11354 93 7154 342 11254 1(1154 89 SOW 75 97 98 79 94 83M 104 30 IH 80 78 10454 8954 1(14 at S(i Seventh street, this city, and leaves a widow in destitute circumstances. Mrs. Zicg ner's condition has been called to the attention of the Red Cross Society and she was visited by Mrs. Cornell, one of its representatives.

The society gave the widow money and food and will do all they can for her. Sergeant Ziegner was 3S years old. He returned home from Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, with hie He was ii! at She lime and grew worse. Thursday his condition was such that it was thought best to remove him to St. John's Hospital.

Sergeant Ziegner served eight years in the Seventh United States Cavalry' and for bravery at t'iie Battle of Wounded Knee during the Indian War in 18H0 was voted a medal by tlrust Annual; i rates Bank. Capital. of divl i fiends. i No. 191 Montasue Street.

Company 1'J0 S300.000I lOO.OOOi 8 8 country. Railroad earnings are encouraging al mos: without exception and in some cases L0IK iMi 2 Comstook 3 40 Cent It Ga con 5s. 90H 13 Cell (la 1st 42 42 3 Cenoalldiv 8I3W 44 Uenv Itio a 4s 974 12 Ben Bii, impfs. 1)5 IJ5 6(1 Detroit (las 5s 1923 iUH 9436 3 tul SS Atl 112K 5 liol Iron 1st. ...105 105 3 Ballas Waco 83 fc3H lKastJtinnos HOW IWX I 1131 6 25 Erie 4s f3H 93M f3 Eriecmlien 72H 73 10 Erie 1st con 140 142 1 Erie3dex 1I2( 112 ft ElizLex os.

H1H 101V: 2 Evan Ind 81) 80 84 Ev Bm 01H 2S Ft Worth 77 77 9 Oalv II 1st 07H 0714 12 AM PDlT 98 OSVi 5 Hocking Val os 79 79 57 Hons: EWTex 1st. 9454 10 Tex 4s. 8HH 8UH 2 1925 104 104 50 111 Can 4s 1953 1016 101 1 Iowa Central 104 104 8 111 Ceu SO 80 33 Kau Pitts 1: 7SH 7H 2 LaclednGas 5s 104M 104g 4(3 Nash uni 45.. 8fK 7 Lou Nash col 5s. .104 104 Lou Nash 119 16 Lohigh (t Wcou 100 1005 4 LakeErio 11054 7 LakeErle 102 103 2 Lake shorn 1st 107 107 10 Lake Shore 354s 100 1004 81 JIoKans Tex ad.

Go 05 8 Mo Kan of T5s. 85 tia 21 HUH 108 1C8 21 Met r.ip'il Sr py 1354 1 1 354 9 117 1 Metropolitan El 103S4 50 Mfrnrwii5s 7B4 95 110 the returns show astonishing gains. Those cl' somi: time before the foreelosure suit began. Thc foreclosure was a nullity, therefor and the Court of Appeals awarded the property to the children. It was taken away from people who had bought it years after the foreclosure.

Th cv ttnffprrrl Intnl lose rlirl tlir 100,000 100.000 200.000 200 SILAS B. DFTCTlEn, I. WILLIAM II. LYON. VUv J'rrsUlent.

ALFliKlJ.I. Prc.nL JOSKl'H B. WHITE, firci stary. Trustees. of the New York Central for August showed a regrettable loss, but it must be remem JKJ 100,000 she His funeral will take place at 3 o'clock to morrow afternoon from his late home.

10O.00U 150,000 LlllLLL lJjl I 21494 2 WW I 214H 214 I 314 112 113 112k 113 112 I 2S I 27 i I 27 I 27 UBW 9Vh 'Ji'ki 7 I 3S I 38 I 38 I 30 I S.SVj I 149W 149J4 150 148 I 123 123 I 123 I 123 122 110 Brooklyn Bruadwav Kiglith Ward Fifth Avenue Fulton German American. Hamilton Kings County Traders' Mechanics North aide Peoplt 's Schevtaerhorn Seventeenth Ward. Twenty sixth Ward TTnk.n Wallabout bered that they compare with a heavy bust ness in the same month a year ago. B'kWnCitv R. R.

B'klyn City 1st. B'klyn B'klyn Ferry B'klyn Ferr' 5s. ITDion Kerrv N. Y. X.

J. Tel. Electric. The outlook for the Eastern Trunk lines i wnxrAM n. lvo n.

executors of an estate who had cuari.ks w. hbtts. 195 is not hopeful, because of t'he absolute dis 100,000110 1255 500,000110 100.000 (i 100,000 0 1190 100.000 140 ioo.oooI I 100.0001 6 100,000 4 JfcJ 100,000 5 jll5 loaned $15,000 upon it. regard of the interests intrusted to their care, shown by the managers of these road's. iI05 WILL! A Jf.

BKHRI. ('II AltL KRWlOl'SR. a. ii n'cuiXMiN. HAKLAN IIALKY.

Al.FUKh J. Ol i'H W.M. K. NAll.Tlt. 1 LI.A V.

SMITH. EI'UKXI I i.N'NOB. JOSKI'II 11. W'll ITU. J'UIN It.

IIECEMAN'. WlWUUf 'F. HKNKY N'. WillTNHV. L'ALVIN l'A'l 'I'KItSuN.

JOHN Jli. WILLI A.M HKHTKIl. JOHN O. Jin i I'l liK. 1 1 1 A A 1.

1 A Ii LEON A 111) MdHliY. SILAS li. ill. TCI IKK. Ttieir rate cutting is indefensible, and will INSURE IN THE TiTjlB GUARANTEE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

continue just so long as stockholders retailn at handsome salaries executive officers who TIMOTHY I. I Net I book i I value Bid. jJon. 1,: I 1898. I Company.

are either incompetent or slothful. The pas i senger rate to St. Paul from this city over i some lines is now does not take an Pnyn liu rri D. iily Iluliinrpp. A el ii Trii.t ml ulr A mii( l'f Cor 14C Uroadway, Now York.

DIED OP APPENTJICITIS. Donald Holmes, a member of Company Twenty fnird Regiment, died In St. John's Hosp.tal Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Holmes was taken to t'no hospital Friday morning at 11 o'clock by a friend, in a very weak e.incli'iion. He was placed in a private roceu.

Dr. Henry Fairbairu the hospital diagnosed his ease as that of appendicitis. The young inan was in a very Iad condition and before he could be given any relief he died. Holmes address was given as 274 SLuyvesamt avenue, bun at the house no information coul'd be learned of the young man any urore than that he belonged to Orient, L. I.

COTTON MILLS TO RESUME. Fall River, September 10 Thero i 75 Kemspn Iirookiyn. pol'Ull)ii, A a li (i Act iiiardiuu Last I semi I Capital, ann'll "$150,000 (S 200.000 5 1,000,000 5 250.000 10 200,000 222.00 233. 31 170 150 170 "viHIAL antS 5UKPLUS, iiloi iumI AiliiKniM raliir. Ir Lcltai lor Xrmn! 50 50 50 222.03 Klnps Nassau Phonix Wnislmrgh City Manuf.

Mutual. 12') 474.85 420 198.22 LCxrliiHive ISaiii.tiiL: I'nrUillrM lor Lailiirn. l'amilv null lilt. itic A (nu I Solicited. 10 100 iKWiiN ec i montague M.

Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. Brooklyn Y. Investment Securities.

ILLUMINATING COMPANIES. is no net revenue left from this sum for the railroads tbat do the business. It ii probably safe to say that there is not a rail road running out of New York that "is not paying commissions in some form or other of the sale of tickets to t'he West. All this could be corrected in twenty four if an honest effort to do so were made by the men whose salaries are largest. i The hond markel was more quiet this weeki and considerable irregularity was developed i ind ln or on Orders in New York Stuck ExciuAum: ventmnt securities executed lor caah tnarKin.

1 Annual: 1 rates S. of I divid'ds and inter 15 est. 5 Capital and Bond Issues. Representatives of the Knights of Labor called upon Mayor Van Wyck last week reference to whan they claimed were violations oE 'the labor law permitted by the Brooklyn Heights Railroad. This company, like all other well managed railroads, runs during the busy times of the day what are known as "swings." That is, cars which make a few trips in the morning and then perhaps a few more in the evening.

Men running these cars are paid for the time they work and do not make as mucb as those who have regular trips. has been the practice of this company to give to its regular men the privilege of running the swing trips If they wished in addition to their regular run. This frequently kept fa em steadily at work lor a good many more than the ten hours, "Whieu the law says a railroad motorman or conductor can work. This law. however, has reference, it is generally understood, to forcing men to work more than ten hours.

The Brooklyn Heights Company has not done that and has permitted its men to do so only when 'they desired. President Rossiter says the employes of the company are a thoroughly contented lot of men and that there is no fear of any labor troubles. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company reports for July: ISM. 1S97. Chances.

Gross eaminfrs 54S9.4C3 SSI, 96 Operating expenses S42.4S7 313,173 29,310 will be a general resumption of work by tho 1 Mo Pnc col Iros 785n 7854 8 MoPaccon 1053 lOnji M.i.MiH:na Cent (is. ..120 120 4 Morris 7s 1001.107 107 A Mutual Union 11254 11 54 5 Nash Chat 5s 104 104 2 NashChit 130 34 Nor BV fill 5s 103V4 1035: 57 Norf fc West 4s 80 HO 2CS NY Cen I. ol 35dS 0554 1 cent deb 6s 1085 IO854 10 ell 35s. 4 114 I Sua it fe 5s. 108 108 6 Sus k.

is 90 110 361 5corPac3s 0874 09 303Norrac4s 101 10154 30 OrflKNav 1st 31454 IJ41 10 Orep Nav4s 100 300 1 0 Orl'tr PI. inc. A 75 75 138 OreeShLincB 58 58 0 OreK ns 107 107 10 4s 9i54 9954 107 107 1 Ohio So lt 84 84 32 Ohio So ir 4s 854 9 07 Pacific Coast Co ltl054 100 7 113 15,000,000 cotton of the city next week. Thej weavers of the Borden City Mills refused to: work on Monday, but held a meeting. The; 6 6 122 '12 5 110 i 1100 1,250,000 Brooklyn Brooklyn Un.

bds. Edison E. 1 Bonds ('10 or '40). I Kings Co. E.

L. NORTON I TUNSTAU M'all Sircf'l. Nitw York, ni'nlurs in All Drauin i ua i oni ol' tin new iKNT vi.it ci.nt. domi.s. Will ViiiniH'e or Hny Allnluii ulH.

CorrurtionU'nce Invited. 11254 304 130 9654 1085, 94 108 90 071 1 1454 OSHi. 74 5751 107 08i 107 84 Sis' 70 109 112 9151 30454 I management has made no attempt to prevent the proposed strike, which is over wages. Long Jsiand Loan and Trust Company STIlElOT. CAPITAL S5JU.000.

SURPLUS $450,000. Thie aurpluM UiiB aerumnbiHrii from the auc ctanful adtnirilutnitiurj i Hie bUHincsH of the company ni nee itM uzrr in and haa not iu any way bet creut by cuntributloiia from Hteeklirdovrtj. INTKIiKT AI.J.oWUD O.N DAILY 1ULANCE9. Chtrk drawn on this company are payahl through the New York Cleujp.is Iioie. Cvrtlfl catcH ut UepoiT will bt u.yi:bpj on demand and bear liut tnttreat unti jtal J.

This co'iipany ji ut honzfil by charter to act as Truatuo, lr.xtf ui ir, Adrnlidhtrator, Guardian, Committee of iLfUaltet or iu ceiver. It Ih also a pal depository I or till TruHt I und Tor moti' paid Into Court. It actn i Ket8trar or Transfer A Kent of muck arsrf and a.i Trutfteti for rallroHd and (it her niortaaKt B. It Kuarantra letter of credit lnHUcd iu travIrm and will du a ny and all 01 Ik uually done by Trust Companlec of rP' and 8tan41c. Ti: 1 Waton 11.

Dl' lwraan, cj. Leset. MISCELLANEOUS. FINANCIAL. I in prices, though the tendency was generally i downward.

The trading in new government; 3s was on quite a large 'scale, and the range of prices unusuaily wide. In the railrGad list i noteworthy advances occurred in Oregon Rail way and Navigation lsts and Wisconsin Cen i tral lsts. In the share list Baltimore and Ohio was1 iTri (IP Mi INKY HI MA in: oaMly with smiill SI' Kxrhurifci. Sf 1 i. 'in uiviirili un ih 'Mn s.

"Inilly M.irk Annual rate of divi 1 dends and I 1 inter est. I Eecurities. Capital. Ni :iu.i I. II.

ill' I I 'k rs. IT Hru.i'lwii: 8 5 51 l'ei East 1st 79H 7UH ppo it Kbit inc 22 22 Pitts 8h 7 1st. .109 109 PennRy454sc 113 113 Pitts ti West4n 9lfc 15i Rock Is'. ud 4s 10454 104 119 K.O 110 102 107 100 04 85 89 10 "5 133 117 10354 70 7814 105 12(1 107 112' 104 130 193W 8554 S'4M 10S54 94 K'8 90 174 10091 11454 9954 74 5734 107 107 84 8 10554 79 109 11V HIM IO454 91) 8254 07 1085J 10954 10t'54 97 98 78 3254 105 '4 152 15154 1284 107 114 80 10O II. ill 3 15 80 2054 90 101 100 44 54 0334 77 9254 75 Tft B8K 308 11191 8954 3254 5' 5i 112 10951 10954 303 ill!) 95 3,200.0001 100.000 AfcO MONISV T') LOAN PROM A 1 1 i i.V FIR.T AND s.

i ynii i iiiurulily, AiKIivhS lil I'. V. N' Yurk ci'V. 4 30 THE TIME TO BUY. USE THE OPPORTUNITY.

Ti; btiir wipon, th( not of St. Paul on a 0 icr ct nt. its w. one and likoly to hurl tu. usintf ii to rice.

If tho fiirctur.s maI th videiul ut ikt rate, tho jr. iitdkmal won hi ha lt'L liurror ut. at tli'j niat.ji ni' iu'. i t.i th. ttf.

khnlder atul wmll hav mi4 sir, with ju.t th: Sam zf ai as tlx a id when the or.tsi ati di.siriliutli.iri an a rinoutn W'hx I wani'jd wax an vxiip lo tid the inarlt. t. lOO.OOOilO Academy of Music Amphion BkuC.Safe Deposit L. I. Safe Bliss Co.pfd SI'l tv one of the stocks most in demand, and shows the greatest advance in the active list.

The grangers aro all lower, as are the stocks of I the Pacific roads. Metropolitan had a sharp! advance, and Manhattan and Brooklyn Rapid i Transit were Tairly steady, though both show small net declines. The greatest advance 1 among the Industrials was scored as the re suit of manipulation by American Tobacco, I vMiiiam M. inRranmm. i ynmur llUHtod.

jr. IkTiiunl I 100,000 i 8 l.OOO.OOOi 8 QJ1I0 I 120 3f)k 40 U7X INSURANCE. Common B'klyn Ferry, w. Bonds, w. i N.Y.

S. B. Trans. and Ferrv Ilk I nalihuct, Tht ndorn P. Jack.toa, nKe I Zdward Ide.

Hal.stMfl. KJwui'il I). White, David Harnett, K.iujrd rrltt. Krank Lytr.an, Keth L. Keeiiey.

Harine and inland Insurance. Other income Total income S17G.2S0 239,133 14.471 ICS.SOS 5190.757 17S.031 ISO, 259 20 William C. Hc'Ill 14. 5 At 30 150 115 I A It II Kin: ITT, Pn aldeni. Vlrc it ii ry 7 JI147 5 0 JiUilOO luvin a.

Li PJinnHltii 'ic and Sugar Refining shows the greatest net loss. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the week ending Saturday, September 10: 400.000; 350.0(10 1,500,000 250,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 3,000,000 2,200,000 750,000 8 I28U I' 0 Bonds cWof) N.Y. N.J. Telepb Bonds S. B.

Saw Mill Title Guar, Trust Bond Mort. Guar. Unlou Ferry Bonds (1920) N. Y. Sz E.

K. Ferry Bunds ,1924) U.S. I'rojectile Co. KINGS COUNTI JTV 4 38ti 1 5 Ml 7tt 73 SSK 108:4 UH14 iO'J'S us IRil ri( 1074 11 SO IDIi Unit nr. (i 110 101 nx; Opening, bept.

O. Am.Pnp.Bpf.Co Am.Knir. Ref.Co. nfdl 15 iO.000' Hit Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, I OHic 01 Wall Slrn't, lurk, OKUAN12KU IN 1812. I INSURES AUA1N.ST MARINE AND INLAND 1 THA N5POHTATIUN IlISKrf AND II.I.

l.SHt.'U rOMCIKS MAKING LOSS IN ENGLAND. I Af 'SKTS OVKI! MILLION I)' U.l.A Hri. FOli TUB SKCIJHITV OK ITS I'( H.iClKS. 'i'he prolHw el' tri i f.nii'iiny vrrl the iiMred are 'JIvldL uin 11. J.rinjums durinp" the ar.

tht r'. hy reducing tho cofl of lnnuranc. i Fur sm rf. bear Jnc lr.tert until ord red to be r. deeined.

In ac I ctirrinnc. with thf "hurtr. 1 A. A. HAVKN.

I'reiililetit. F. A. 'ONS. Vice I'rpp'dent.

KI.DKRT. nnd Vice PrfMdent. COMPANY. 500,000: 8 loo iioa I Aiu.C'ottooOil 371 i Am. Cotton Oil SSJi; Redeemable after 1S91 at 103 and Interest.

zz utourmmea: s. uu pil 1 11 Reading 4c 83 8354 88 07H BSn 1(5 St Josfc Granrtl 1st. 71P4 795 10 No Pac Ariz 1st IO85.1 10854 38 So Pac of AI tO 110 10 Pac of Cal con 10254 0 Southern By 5s US i8 ly fit IMS So 5s 9954 9974 21 Ho Car JC Oa 1st 9.VI ftp 101 St Lk So Wist 79 79W 54 St (c So 2d 33 33M 04 KtPaul4s IO054 KlflJi I St Paul con 152 152 1 Kt Paul I 11 ex 15154 15154 1 St Paul 7s 128J4 12854 (3 St Paul l)ul 107 J075. 5 St Paul JI 114 114" 12 St Pk 81 Si 13 St J. Fs 100 1(10 1 St San Fran 554 5 St San Fran 11554 11654 85 Stand Co 81 S2 181 Stand Co 2:1 15 Scioto Valley 91 ill 33 Tea 5s 101 KU 14 10(P4 1 0054 38(3 40M 47 10 Term Ck 1st 9354 95 10 Tol Peo West 77 77 42 Union Elev 1st 03 93 32(3 Un Pac Dtu 1st ct 77 775 K03 l'nl'ac4s 98 99 1 VirMirtem 108 108 28 Wabash 1st 112 112 145 Wabash 2d DO 9054 3fil Wahasli lob 35 3594 700 Wis Cent 1 st ct 5254 557 2 WestUnion5s 112 lit 23 WettSlioro4s c.

...10954 110 Wektshore4sr 10954 1(1954 1 Wheeling 1st ct 103 103 BEDFORD ACADEMY OPENING. Am. ToOaeco i t'v Atoll, 'l op. S. 134 Atclj.Tot.KS 304 Am.

Spirits Mfn Co. 13 Am. Spirits Mfg. pfd That wa juniisliotl. ih: raid hu and the market all th.

bitu i' fv it. Th: hi ar.s have crc atod nn enonnrjus rhnrt. In torft, tha In it self Will hri ftforiK' eiUppwrt to prlc, hut itgili I mate conditions are ton ttron tli.iw thu 1 market bc Ins1 furc'd il'iwn. Tliis it; no tinu tor uniiiK pt'J Mrn istic eye It thf time to tnke advuniare of tho reactions, and buy stock.s of in wit with confidence. i is A ltiki'kdkxt to MAKINfi AND TII'K WHO lll'V n.

THIS WII.I. II AViO TI I AIVAN TAC OV12K TI.MIl' WHEAT. 1 Ci: ii whi'iit Is now at a pr over future options, for th vjui that ii is in iargf detnand by local millers a nd by cxnufte: As fast as it arrives on th Market Wheat at. current i prices In much trior subj ft to ad han declliivs, and can be rccomnu ndetl a.s it purcltaric without hesitation. COTTON.

Market has all the api ranee of becoming ae live and sliowji dceld. sir nKrh at iirrn: I pries. Il has a strong and had every i Indient: of heinu" a hii'Kf roli nialc r. i Our SK.Jl'HITV MAM'Ab in to Ir. estois an'l (iperiLtnrs e.

i at this tim ar.d are ple.isd to pr iu It I'rt; upon mall personal applUvitlon. a ll as biiriaij whh in our judgment v. nl partU ip most vy tensively In the furth advanc In jtIc s. Amer. Malting 3 'A Amor.

Malt. Co. pfd. 84) School Work Will Be Resumed on September 26. BedEord Academy, at 57 G7 New York avenue, a well known preparatory school for Amor.

Steel 37 THiCO. r. iniiNsnN. Third Vice President. II.

fHAT'MAN. Secretary. Amer. S. W.

89f 04 llav Stale (as li 4 boys, with a primary department for boys i B'klyn rnton INSURANCE COMPANY PHENIX 8S3D Surplus $279, 770 The large increase in the "other Income" Item is due to the sale of the Brooklyn, Queens County and Suburbaai bonds which, "were owned by the Transit Company. The Kings County Traction Company advertised that all claims must be presented to it on or before September G. Since that date circulars have been sent out announcing tihat the company has sold all its assets and is now out of existence. It informs people that after paying all the debts of the company there is left a dividend for the stockholders of $44.58 a share and that that amount will be paid any stockholder on the delivery of his holdings. This probably means that it will be a short time now until the new securities of the Nassau Railroad will be issued.

The Nassau Company was the purchaser of the Kings County Company's assets. The new Nassau preferred stock is quoted at C5 bid and the new 4 per cent, bonds at 90 when issued. The Walker Manufacturng Company, it is reported, has signed a $300,000 contract to iurnish the Brooklyn Heights Railroad with 600 motors. It is also said that within a short time the Heights company will sign a contract for enough new rails to finish the work of re equipping the system with the latest kind of girder rail. The annual meeting of the Union Ferry Company stockholders will be held on October 4, at 30 Broad street, Manhattan, at noon.

The annual report of the Van Brunt street and Brie Basin Railroad Company, as filed with the railroad commissioners for the year ending June 30, lost, shows as follows: 169S. 1S07. Gross earning S32.101 531, 3S9 Operating expenses 27.512 nrnlg f. 1.r err 7 6j J(IK 11191 mi li' 'i lOili.i 10il 342, 34 4, 340 I ullon St. CAPITAL SURPLUS $7.

Transacts a jrenera! trust business. Receives deposits subject to check at silU Interest allowed on daily balances. Issues certiticates of deposit. Procures letters of crcjjt, payablo in any part 01 tile world. In making your Wii! remember the Kin.s Count Trust Company and name it as either your executor or trustee.

Wills kept free of charge. JULIAN 0. FAIRCHILD, President. J. S.

T. STRANAHAN 0. W. McWlLLIAMS. V'ce Presments, HERM0J MORRIS.

Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE. Ass' Secretary. THE MANUFACTURERS" TRUST Capital, $500,000. Surplus, appr '11, tal.

Ui i v. rlc I i a and girls and a kindergarten, or wftich Dr. i ivni George Rodemann is principal, will open on I Ceutrai New September 26 for the fall term. This new central u'jji school year is the thirteenth In the acad chesa peake emy's history. On Thursday and Friday, gSJ' September 22 and 23, from 10 to 12 o'clock, Lor.

i Mik the examination and enrollment of new pu cleve. L. w. a pils takes place. During the twelve years! ciov.c.c.

St. 4' which 'the school has been carried on in its i t'onsoL ice present location It has trained more than i Iti'i" 700 pupils. Delaware Js liudson. Among the advantages which Bearord RtiS Academy claims are the following: Sma.l i lno 0. no EXPERT REPORTS FAVORABLY fiTOMtx It A IN, OTVON, I'UO VISIONS.

nought and for or on a margin iei" r.t. 'liiirrn Ion 1 11. hctcrmi 11 i ntr ihe fiiiaiieinl i cponsibi lit of t)i (inn with whirli yin di'iil is iih inumrtiint 11 ih Nflret intr riuht storltn. u' York. Ilo.

'ton and Philadelphia Xationa: HaiiK r' fer. tu et furnl: hd Twenty ri experh largi rii. r.t'le. commodious oiMcc, 1. Kt rv BANKING HOUSE OF 14 11; Erie 3B 405i for On Erie 1st pfd Gerj.

Electric Hocking Classes, averaging not more tnan ten pupi.s and affording to them daily practice in reciting lessons; close individual attention and special assistance for backward and nervous pupils, rational methods developing attention, thought and memory; frequent blank book exercises in ail subjects, continuous Patrick H. Flynn's Proposals Jersey City Water Supply. Hawaiian Sug. 204 Inter Paper Ct Inter Paper Co pfd Illinois Central llfi OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.

PHENIX BUILDING, If! COT7HT STRKKT. BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO'S. Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartnred 1 H7. KAFE DEPOSIT UUIIDIKG.

ST, COKKKK OK CLINTON. SAHCt. FItO.M KIVB TO ONK HL'NUKKU AN'O FIFTY DOLLARS VKK VKAK. Trunks ami packaea contiutiiusi taken on storugo lor uiy length ut tim low rules. HENRY N.

UKUSII. Prenlclont. CIX'KOK W. WlUTli, Vic PrMldoat TUUMAS I.AHK. 1 i acieae l6 courses in languages beginning in primary i Louis.

68W grades; large, light and clean school rooms, well aired 'and well heated, and individual Kr'12H ownership of hooks and school utensils. Micnitran Fixed charges There are indoor and outdoor gymnasiums Minn, 1, Minn, at. L. 2d nfd 00M High Low Closing, est. est.

Sopt.lO. 1355s 137 1154 115 116 h0 1445s 135 143H r.m LiM 13t4 31 13TS 13 3.W 3S54 3lVj nr S3 wiw 37 am 33 HUH Kit (13M 02M 03M 3Vi 12o 00 SilJI 53K 00 mk, nn am! U7H 114 II. i Hit UTs ion ir i 6'J IHhi fiOH 43 41 ilH 51 49 l(2X 18BM 1S0X 01 107M 1.11 lftl I'M HMi fiSM 63 14DS 13M 3S 35M 3054 40Ji 4S! 0 0 27M 20 2H f.7 ilM DO 115 ju 4(a oclMi 57 b7H 07M Io25s 8 107M 107K 271 27 60 12 11H 12 33K 30 3 33! 37 34W 35 110 10UW lHiJ I17J8 H'n 14i 33 32 32 07 llfW OH 01 09k 04W 04 134'Xi I31 ViUK MH 37M 3HHS 7.i 70H 77H K4M HVa '7i 157M W'A i'H 1 ''K 50 5(1 10 l('3s MH xH i 4H 11 mi IKM 43M 03 wew Ml 17H 1M 43 43M 21W 105 102 KCiii 115 108J4 lllPJC 15714 157 157JS S1W H7 HJ, 3lk H4 7M 7M 7 CO 58 Hi in 15'4 14 14 113 173 iH MH 7H 1P4 3 4 30)4 309 07'S 045i 7k. 7K 72 OKta row l.iK 40Hi 42 ltl'H JO'i ID' HH 22K 20Hi yijJt fHW f)3 UH IS li)l and a large play ground. Military drill is 2.S12 2.774 3.S45 1.103 f.Or.I '103 5,094 1S7 2et income Dodcilt for year Total deficit 1.

given without the requirement of expensive uniforms and attention is especially paid Missouri Vaciii'c 357 to modern methods of physical training. i Nat. Lead New York, 53 Broadway, Philadelphia, 402 Walnut st, Boston, 85 State st, KrniM'li Ofliro. 1 1 N. V.

i KIVATK WlltE. A MARKKT I KTTKIt 0 FUKK an All tho teachers who have eharze of the 1 ai.i.eoii New York Central. 11HM 14 H.1.. A WILLI A i I Nl posts. The academic classes are under the National immediately supervision and instruction of Dr.

m. Biscuit ivhn Tina liOOll fnr VKirs at North OT OO! I TRUST COMPANIES. ry. JI II. THE LAWYERS' TITLE INSURANCE the head of the schools, and whose success is Northwestern Willi: Surplus.

The length of the road (single track) is two and a half miles. The company's equipment comprises eighteen ears, all of which are provided with fenders. The number ot passengers carried during the year was 1,132,403. The twenty nine employes received $17,070 in salaries and wages. Four persons were injured cn the road.

The general balance sheet shows as follows: Assets. Cost of road 5223.R70 Cost of equipment 27.S39 Casli on hand 1 1,9,) Profit and loss (deficiency) 5 6S3 COMPANY a matter of wide commendation. Miss Bertha i Northern Pad xux H. Brahe, a graduate of Packer Institute, will NortheruPaciflc oM. Omaha Degin ner luurui jeai oa uic iieuu ui iuc in (jnmlla ,1 Wl.l.:i ll .1 WT, .1 I.AV.

1. i H. 1 II Jam. II mary department. The ltmaergarten nas pros ontarioi 16; pered greatly under tne care 01 miss jiara Oregon Brahe, who is a graduate of Pratt l35M U0H 1 uu coiupitiLt ursiiuii auuii i i it 1 p(Mjnvlvanift nbles a bov to receive his whole training from 1 c.

Total Liabilities. In ii NASSAU TRUST COMPANY, 101 Broadway. Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits (July 1. 309,1 13.62 TRANSACTS a GENERAL TRUST and BANhING BUSINESS. INTEREST ALLOWED from date of deposit until withdrawal, and liberal rates on money deposited for a spec ifiod time A legal depository for court and trust funds, authorized to act as Executor, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, etc.

M0IIEY LOANED on approved securities. LETTERS OF CREDIT procure, available in all pnrts of the world. A'. counts ol individuals. business firms, corporations, estates, solicited.

180 Capital stock nursery to college or business life in one St. L.Df institution. Girls are thoroughly fitted for JAJ'JS the Packer Institute. There is a well equipped boarding department which offers room for a Heading t.M put 5200,001) K.OOO 25.0W c.000 to th Eagle.) Jersey City, N. Septemfber 10 Th Street and Water Board Commissioners met this aft ernoon to consider the bid of P.

H. Flynn of Brooklyn for ifte water supply of this city. Tney had las: wek submitted Mr. Flynn's propositions to an expert, Garwood Ferris, lo tabulate tne three proposals contained in that bid, and to day Mr. Ferris report upon (Mr.

Flynn's bid was read. It was iu part as follows: I find that thc area of the pratherlnff grounds, tho utoraee to be provided, the dimensions ot' conduits (both sidpI pipes a nd hrlck lined tunnel) are. In each and every ease fully up to the re quiiYjmonts ot tine ppecitleations. I am glad, therefore, to be abje to report that both of the above bids, fr(mi an point of view, are fully in aecord with KprcllIcaUon requlremenw. iJoth plmiH Iiave their Rood points.

The reservoirs under plan Xo. 1 'at Lonw)Od and lieacii Oltnj would undoubtedly store water of jrreat purity and the dams thereunder plimt) uvt: respectively of only feet, 'M lPt and ai. feet heiKlu, while plan Xo. i (70.000.000 plant) contemplate. a dam 12 I'eet iiih.

Plan No. 1 apjiarentiy any probability of legal cum plications with tht Ijrri.s "anal Company, would he tim pie and Minewhat penslvo in oiwrratinn that idan Xo. from ha Inc but one rvoLr as eoinpar. with thi and from the Mze its gallons as compared with lions pur olun Xo. 'li, M.me wim pptrt unity would lie atl'Qrdd for th" waU'r to s.

ith. and ch ar a peri' ds when th flow of r' am was natuniily more or i dls. ed. While I Uuve eith' would Kive satisfactory r. iUs If works wcr.

eonst rttct ur.drr It. yet fro; what is now h' fore tne my would he rnth in of plan Xo. piovl that vet atif hi.iiM sln.w thr.t a pfp. tion could hf secured for a mre.mry dmn of ti.e heisht contemplated, In i. jour ln ard should I ct to award a contract.

1 Mre to call a to a clause cominon to hth i ripo a "Thp wa t. propoml to furnished is pure and whoi some th' plan hiis lnen prepared rn as to iirt nil eon tiirnina th''r of from any Bourses in rd a nco with you spe'. iliiatjoii.s. As th' eity would urioutrVdly. wiif the matter 1 proptrlj pr.

'F nt f.r voting. l' cUl: avail of the optinn rn tion of the it wouhi serin nC'. ary provide in th contract thai th.e mi, tractor, during, of construct Ion of the worku and pri to completion thereof, should thoroughly snfepuard the city from any probable contamination thereafter of Its waf supply by Boontorj, llib' rnia. Rock away. Dov er, Port Oram or any other probable Tundcd doht Dividends unpaid IXKUIS Accounts payable Bond and mortgage i v.

i. Mantruwt. FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY," iloi.taC'.J i i. Kruuiilya. Surplus, limited number of pupils 1(17.

113 1.77 Mi TJiAVAIi VOLTJUTEERS RELEA1SEB. I eluthlrn'!" of New York. Capital Surplus Jan. 1, lbys ,634,074 44 Total mice otxiuuy.mion Slri, Examines and insures titles to real estate, tlic assured selecting his own counsel, if he desires. Defends insured titles at its own expense.

Also pays any loss up to the amount of its policy. Compels an objecting purchaser to take title, or else Indemnifies the seller. The only company which publishes its losses. I. OFFirKH: int l.l:,' and Mh nd 46 ll.ld li.

BROOKLYN DKKll'K: IU S'rett. September 10 The fol September 10 The fol Washington, D. lowing named voiuiueei uuiueia umc ueuu ki.Jos. i i uUAituiA. or clai vii'iiii." as St.

Jos. (J. I. 1st uf 00 hcmorably discharged from the naval serv Alill: M1M. 5 1 fi oi.Mri i i.i; i IS A I.KOAI, MD.VI.Vh.

AI.1,1 ice: Lieutenants E. Geer, b. uelding, a. H. McCov.

J. A. Ubctlell. E. M.

Harmon. T. run fc 'IN I'KI'llMTj, iii r.Y v. v. President.

Vice Presidents. ANDREW T. SULLIVAN. WILLIAM DICK. JOHN TRUSL0W, Till '1 l.K OF R.

Deal, J. McParlanb; Knsigns W. Ei. Cole man. L.

F. Middlebrook; Mates W. F. Burke, I A. H.

Elliott; Passed Assistant Engineer R. E. Haul and Pas sed Assistant Surgeon J. C. It I TK, I 1 'I I 'l'.

i i i ill'. 1 i i M.1TI l.ii. i ....1 throuiu th FOlt l.OAN.s M'lNKV st. jos. c.

1. pf Texas Pacilic Third. A vi Teon.C. Iron Union Par. 1).

(1.. 0 Union Paciin 34 Union Pncilin pfd 07 U. fj. Leather 7'i U. is.

Learner pfl U.K. Itubbor 4'M Itubherpfil KJ.Mj Waoash XI Wabash pfd atern Union 94 Wheeling Wheeling pfd UM Comparing prices at 0. F. Secretary. H.

F. BURNS. Assistant Secretary '1 Kt'HTlvhli: Total S27.D.494 The quotations for local securities at ths olose of business yesterday will be found be Jow. Beside market value, the table contains much information. The railroad list is designed to show at a glance tho organization of the different systems and the relations of all of their securities to each other.

The years when bond issues will be come due are shown in parentheses after tba name of each issue. In the columns of dividends and interest initials are used to denote tho month when payments are made. Thus, Q. J. is quarterly for January, F.

February and August. Whenever greater clearness might be attained by use of foot notes they have been added. Most of these figures aro from official sources. Many have teen revised by the officers of the corporations mentioned. Tho greatest care has been taken to attain perfect accuracy and any correction will be reade immediately upon receipt of Information.

All bonds are quoted "and interest," excepting Brooklyn City rall 1 1. Is i'l. ii 1 1 i i wii.i i.M wai.i jas i CROW ELL, 11.11 XltL William a Bulid. J. 11 Tuttlc, I'M'.

II. V. V. (iurrl Ilill. IVt'.

li T. n. W. M'n li, JI. I 'I It'iN'.

An'w T. .1 I WiiIiuii. Ij. M'il r. ri nt.

vice President. l' r.t and Secretary. l.tant I'H rrcpont, i.icntt. uh.ira. the close last week! MacEvill.

Lieutenamt Commander Inger soll has been detached from command ot the Supply and ordered to the Naval Academy, and Lieutenant A. X. Mayer from commanu of tho Buccaneer to the naval observatory. GENEBAHiXNESniri'IES. Washington, D.

September 10 General Haines of the ongfaeer corps, who recently returned from Porto Rico, probably will be assigned to his former duty in charge of engineering work ait Baltimore. General Hain9 will at once resume his duties as a member of the Nicaragua Canal Commission. rO. HENRY CLEWS P.ANK Kits. 11, 13, 15 and 17 Broad St, N.

Y. Members New York Stock Exchange, Orders rxc vutetl tor Ir vt atmetit, or oi. n. check Mrht Act Financial Asenta for Cor porationa anl Invc'orfl. BROOKLYN BRANCH, 16 COURT l'UOEMX UtlLOJNti.

W.i. in .1 ii i alman. 1 .1. with those at the ciose to day, the following changes appear: ADVANCE. Per cent.

I Per cent. AmerTobacco 1 Reoaing 1st 5g Illinois Central i St aul pfd 54 Metropolitan St Un Denv t. v. II It. THE NIAGARA REPORTED, or Kirc Is.iiifJ, bound case.

li. il'J 1. l. wv.n.irora. wrge II.

Prentiaj, AlUn. J. N. Crowell lluauun..